（山东江西卷）2022版高考英语模拟试题精编12（无答案）

高考模拟试题精编(十二)【说明】　本试卷分第Ⅰ卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷(非选择题)两部分。满分150分，时间120分钟。题号第一部分第二部分第三部分第四部分总分第一节第二节第一节第二节第一节第二节得分第Ⅰ卷　(共105分)第一部分　听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Salesgirlandcustomer.　　　　　B．Interviewerandinterviewee.　　　　C．Editorandreader.2．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A．Readallkindsofmaterials.B．Speakasmuchaspossible.C．Listentolotsofmaterials.3．Whatdoesthegirlthinkoftheboy'sfailure?A．Itishelpfulforhiminasense.B．Itisoutofherexpectation.C．Itisagreatpity.4．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Thewoman'snewclassmates.B．Thewoman'snewteachers.C．Thewoman'snewlessons.5．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atanairport.B．Atarestaurant.C．Atahotel.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。14\n6．Whatisthewomanmostprobably?A．Amanager.B．Awaitress.C．Asecretary.7．WhenwillMr.Smithcomeback?A．Inaweek.B．ThisSunday.C．NextMonday.8．WhatdoweknowaboutMr.Smith?A．HeisflyingtoHongKong.B．Hewillmeetatradedelegation.C．Hewillhaveanappointmentwiththeman.听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9．Whatdoesthemanthinkofhisoldcar?A．Verycomfortable.B．Worththemoney.C．Inbadcondition.10．Whatdidthemandowithhisoldcar?A．Hesolditataloss.B．Hehadthewheelschanged.C．Hehadtheenginerepaired.11．Whatdoesthemanthinkofhisnewcar?A．Small.B．Satisfactory.C．Expensive.听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。12．Whydoesthemantalktothewoman?A．Toaskherforadvice.B．Togivehersomeadvice.C．Toinvitehertogoonatrip.13．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Hedoesnothaveenoughmoneyfortheholiday.B．HedoesnotwanttohurtCelia'sfeelings.C．HedoesnotlikeMiguelverymuch.14．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A．SpendaholidaywithMiguel.B．TellMiguelabouthisplan.C．GoonatripwithCelia.听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。15．WhatdoweknowaboutJeff?A．Heworksinatelephonecompany.B．He'sanexpertatcomputers.C．Heisinaforeigncountry.16．WhatisSkype?A．It'sasubstanceforcleaningtoilets.14\nB．It'samachineforsummingupphonebills.C．It'sacomputerprogramformakingphonecalls.17．Whydoesthewomanthinkinstantmessageservicesfrustrating?A．Theyareexpensive.B．Jeffisaslowtypist.C．They'renothingdifferentfromphones.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．Whatdoesthespeakermainlytalkabout?A．Aflighttrip.B．Abusinessexperience.C．ASpanishmeal.19．Whendidthespeakerfinishhislunch?A．At1：30pm.B．At3：30pm.C．At6：30pm.20．Whatdoweknowaboutthespeaker?A．Hedidn'tcatchhisflight.B．Hewenttotheofficewithouthavingbreakfast.C．Heflewbackmuchearlierthanexpected.第二部分　英语知识运用(共两节，满分35分)第一节　语法和词汇知识(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。21．Idon'tknowwhoinvented________iPhone，butIthinkitis________usefulinvention.A．the；a　　　　　　　　　B．the；the　　　　　　　　　C．an；the　　　　　　　　　D．an；a22．RogerhadaGPSdevicefittedinhiscar________helosthiswayinthecity.A．sothatB．nowthatC．incaseD．asif23．Notasinglewordintheguidebook________becauseitwasinItalian.A．IcanunderstandB．IunderstoodC．couldIunderstandD．canIunderstand24．________itishumannaturetobecurious，itisalsoourresponsibilitytorespectothers'secrets.A．WhileB．BecauseC．AsD．Since25．Thedisastertookawayhisfamily，butwithastrongwillhefinally________.A．pickedupB．pulledthroughC．gotacrossD．workedout26．Why________youstayupsolatesinceyouknowit'sbadforyourhealth?A．canB．wouldC．mightD．must14\n27．Theconstantriseofmeatpricerequiresthateffectivemeasures________bythegovernment.A．mustbetakenB．betakenC．willbetakenD．shouldtake28．Mrs.Blackhadsuchawonderfultime________shevisitedherfriendsinSydneylastyear.A．whenB．thatC．whichD．as29．Sheisexpectedto________agooddoctorwhenshegraduatesfromthemedicalcollege.A．turnB．developC．makeD．get30．Johnwasdismissedlastweekbecauseofhis________attitudetowardshisjob.A．informalB．casualC．toughD．violent31．Thishotelisn'tparticularlygood，butI________inmanyworsehotels.A．stayB．havestayedC．wasstayingD．hadstayed32．Agoodadvertisementoftenuseswords________peopleattachpositivemeanings.A．thatB．whichC．withwhichD．towhich33．－Rememberthefirsttimewemet?－Sure.You________inthesupermarket.A．hadshoppedB．haveshoppedC．wereshoppingD．shopped34．Howpleasedthegirlwas________thatshegotthefirstplaceintheEnglishspeechcontest!A．learnB．learnedC．tolearningD．tolearn35．－Asecond，please.Ihaveanothercallcomingthrough.－________.I'mnotinahurry.A．EnjoyyourselfB．LeavemealoneC．DoasyoulikeD．Takeyourtime第二节　完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Recentlydivorcedandunemployed，Iwasonmywaydowntowntodotheroundsoftheemploymentoffices.Ihadnoumbrella，formyoldonehad__36__，andIcouldnot__37__anotherone.Isatdowninthe__38__andthereagainstmyseatwasa(n)__39__silkumbrellawithasilverhandle.Ihad__40__seenanythingsolovely.Iexaminedthehandleandsawacarved__41__.Theusualprocedurewouldhavebeento__42__theumbrellatothe14\nconductor，butanidea__43__tome.Idecidedtotakeitwithmeandfindtheownermyself.Igotoffthebusinadownpourand__44__openedtheumbrellatoprotectmyself.ThenI__45__atelephonebookforthenameontheumbrella.Icalledandalady__46__.Yes，shesaid__47__，thatwasherumbrella，whichherparents，nowdead，hadgivenherasabirthdaypresent.But，she__48__，ithadbeenstolen__49__herdoorstepamonthago.ShewassoexcitedthatI__50__Iwaslookingforajobandwentdirectlytoherhouse.Shetooktheumbrella，andhereyeswerefilledwith__51__.Shewantedtogivemea__52__，but—thoughtwentydollarswasallIhadintheworld－herhappinessatregainingthis__53__possessionwasbeyondwordsandIbelievedacceptinghermoneywouldhave__54__something.WetalkedforawhileandIleft.Aweeklater，Igotajobasasalesmanager__55__.Itmightbemykindnessthatpaidoff.Butwhoknows?36．A.brokenupB．goneawayC．fallenapartD．fadedaway37．A.affordB．borrowC．findD．repair38．A.officeB．busC．theaterD．train39．A.uglyB．beautifulC．wornD．ancient40．A.evenB．alwaysC．alreadyD．never41．A.designB．numberC．nameD．brand42．A.turninB．showoffC．openupD．carryaway43．A.occurredB．ranC．struckD．happened44．A.firmlyB．suddenlyC．casuallyD．thankfully45．A.readB．searchedC．gotD．used46．A.appearedB．repliedC．answeredD．screamed47．A.insurpriseB．inpanicC．insilenceD．inanger48．A.assumedB．addedC．declaredD．announced14\n49．A.fromB．inC．besideD．of50．A.mentionedB．forgotC．realizedD．remembered51．A.memoryB．honorC．tearsD．thanks52．A.giftB．positionC．hugD．reward53．A.expensiveB．commonC．rareD．special54．A.boughtB．ruinedC．expressedD．enjoyed55．A.immediatelyB．naturallyC．hopefullyD．unexpectedly第三部分　阅读理解(共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分)ATeenagersthatuseInternetsocialnetworkingsiteslikeFacebookaremorelikelytoendupaddictedtodrinkanddrugs，accordingtoresearchers.ScientistsattheNationalCenteronAddictionandSubstanceAbuse(CASA)atColumbiaUniversity，surveyedmorethan1,000childrenagedbetween12and17viaanonlinepoll(民意调查)andanother1,000bytelephone.Theyfoundthosewhospentanytimeonsocialnetworkseachdaywerefivetimesaslikelytosmokeasthosewhodidn'tvisitthem.Theywerealsothreetimesmorelikelytodrinkalcoholandhaddoublethechanceofsmokingcannabis(大麻)．Thissurveysuggestedpeerpressure(同伴的压力)wasplayingalargerole，with40%ofallteenagersseeingpicturesoffriendsgettingdrunkonsiteslikeFacebookandMySpace.Halfoftheteenagerswhosaidtheyhadseenpicturesofpeoplebeingdrunkorusingdrugsfirstsawsuchimageswhentheywerejust13orevenyounger.Thosewhosawtheseimagesweremorethantwiceaslikelytobeabletogetalcoholinlessthanadayandmuchmorelikelytohavefriendsandclassmateswhoabuseillegalandprescription(处方)drugs.JosephCalifanoJr.whoisCASAColumbia'sFounderandChairmanandformerU．S.SecretaryofHealth，Education，andWelfare，said，“Therelationshipofsocialnetworkingsiteimagesofkidsdrunk，orusingdrugsandofsuggestiveteenprogrammingtoincreasedteenriskofsubstanceabuseofferssomeconfirmationofthesayingthatapictureisworthathousandwords.ThetimehascomeforthosewhooperateandprofitfromsocialnetworkingsiteslikeFacebooktousetheirtechnologytolimitsuchimagesandtoresistuseoftheirsitestochildrenandteenswhopostpicturesofthemselvesandtheirfriendsdrinkingorusingdrugs.Continuingtoprovidetheelectronicvehiclefortransmittingsuchimagescontributesto14\nelectronicchildabuse.”Hesaidparentsareoftenin_the_darkwhenitcomestotherisks.Hesaidanaccompanyingsurveyofnearly500parentsfound86%didnotthinksocialnetworkingsiteswouldincreasetherisksofdrinkingalcohol.56．Weknowfromthetextthat________.A．mostdrugusersvisitsocialnetworksonadailybasisB．theInternetsocialnetworkusersaremostlyteenagersC．visitorstosocialnetworksusuallydon'tdrinkalcoholD．visitingsocialnetworksincreasestheteenagers'chancetosmoke57．Accordingtothetext，whatseemstocausetheseteenagerstodrink?A．Toomuchpressurefromstudies.B．Lastinginfluencefromparents.C．Frequentlyeatingoutwithfriends.D．Seeingpicturesofdrunkenfriends.58．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtoParagraph4?A．Someteenagerswouldliketogetalcoholeveryday.B．Halfoftheteenagersstartusingdrugsatayoungage.C．Negativeimagesmayhaveanimmediateeffectonteenagers.D．Teenagersabusedrugsbecausetheirfriendstellthemto.59．InJosephCalifano'sview，socialnetworkingsites________.A．aimtoencouragekidstodowrongB．makehugeprofitsbypostingimagesC．shouldbanpostingunhealthypicturesD．shouldprovidehealthyimagesforvisitors60．Theunderlinedphrase“inthedark”inthelastparagraphprobablymeans________.A．atnightB．completelyunawareC．alittlesurprisedD．veryworriedBTheCherokeeIndians(切罗基族——北美印第安人之一族)oftheearly1800'swereintelligentandhardworkingpeople.Mostcouldread.Somelivedinlogcabinsandotherslivedinlargehouses.ACherokeenamedSequoyahmadeanalphabetforhislanguagesoitcouldbereadandwrittenaswellasspoken.Asearlyas1802thestateofGeorgiaandthefederalgovernmenthadsignedan14\nagreementwiththeCherokeeIndiansthatstatedthattheIndianlandbelongedtoGeorgia.In1829PresidentJacksonhada“removalbill”introducedtoCongress.ThebillsaidthatallCherokeeIndianswouldhavetomovetoareservation(保留区)inOklahoma.GeorgiatooktheCherokeeIndians'landandbegantobreakitintosmallpiecestobegiventothewhitesettlers.AllcontractsbetweenCherokeeIndiansandwhiteswerecanceled.AnyoneowingmoneytoaCherokeeIndiandidn'thavetopayback.SomewhitesattackedandburnedtheCherokeeIndians'homes.TheCherokeeIndianleaderswerearrestedandtheirhomesweretakenaway.In1835twoCherokeeswhowerenotelectedleadersofthetribesignedatreaty(协议)withthefederalgovernment.ThetreatyarrangedfortheCherokeeIndianstomoveawayfromGeorgia.Thetreatywasnotgoodbecausenoelectedleaderhadsignedit.Morethan16,000Cherokeessignedapetition(请愿书)askingthatthetreatyshouldbecanceled.PresidentJacksonrefused.In1838tenthousandAmericansoldiersweresenttoGeorgiatoremovetheCherokeesfromthelandtheyhadlivedonaslongasanyonecouldremember.Theyweretakentoamakeshiftprisonuntilthetripwestcouldbegin.ThetriptoOklahomabeganincoldweather.MorethanfourthousandCherokeeIndiansdiedonthetrip.Onefourthofthetribediedonthetrailknownasthe“TrailofTears”．TheCherokeescallthistrailNunnadaultsunyi，meaning“ThePlaceWhereTheyCried”．61．WelearnfromthefirstparagraphthattheCherokeeIndiansoftheearly1800's________.A．hadnotheirownlanguageB．passedontheirknowledgebywordofmouthC．livedaveryprimitivelifeD．couldbuildhouses62．WhathappenedtotheCherokeeIndiansafterthe“removalbill”wasintroducedtoCongress?A．Theywereallowedtoaskalltheirmoneyback.B．Theymovedtoabetterplace.C．Theylosttheirland.D．Theysoldtheirlandtothewhitesettlers.63．Wecaninferfromthethirdparagraphthatthetreaty________.A．wasagainstthewilloftheCherokeeIndiansB．didn'ttakeeffectintheendC．wasturneddownbyPresidentJacksonD．wasmisunderstoodbymostCherokeeIndians64．ThetrailtoOklahomaiscalled“TrailofTears”because________.14\nA．manyCherokeesescapedfromthetripB．theweatherwasverycoldduringthetripC．CherokeeswalkedbesideabigriverD．manyCherokeeslosttheirlivesduringthetrip65．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．AnunfairtreatyB．AremovalbillC．ThestoryofanIndiantribeD．TheearlyhistoryoftheIndiansCFrankwasabarberandmygrandmaJoanwasahairdresser，whomovedfromLondontoRugbyandthensettledinCambridge.TheyworkedtogetherintheirownshoponMillRoad，anditwasaboveitthatmymotherandmytwooldersisterswereborn.Iremembervisitingthemoftenatthesalonandsittinginthebackroomeatingmylunch，whichalwaysseemedtobeaboiledegg.Icanstillrecalltheburstlinoleum(油地毡)，thealmostoverpoweringsmellofhairdresser'schemicalsandthegoodsofplasticcombsandrazorshangingonthewalls.IfIrecallcorrectly，thebarber'sshopwasatthefrontandtheladies'salonattheback.Therewasalwaysbarber'sbanter(打趣)andcustomerswouldtrytotalktome，butImistrustedstrangersandwasnotinterested，muchtomygrandpa'sdisgust.FrankwasaconscientiousobjectorinthesecondworldwarandwassenttoBedfordprison.Later，hewassenttoaprisonerofwarcampforhardlabor，andtoguardtheprisoners.HemadegoodfriendswithsomeoftheItaliansandafterthewartheyvisitedeachotherformanyyearsuntiltheyallbecametoooldtotravel.GrandmawasafantasticcookandpickedupalotofItaliancookerytipsonhervisits.Shecouldmakeadeliciousmealfrombasicmaterialsandwasaveryinventiveperson，whorecycledlongbeforeitwasfashionable.Thatgenerationlivedthroughhardtimesandtwoworldwars.Theywereresourcefulthroughnecessity，makinguseandreusingwhatevertheycould.Althoughmygrandfatherwasacantankerousmanwhocouldbequitedifficultsometimes，theyweredevotedtoeachotherandspentmanyhappyyearstogether.Mygrandmahadaheavystrokeinher90sandwasneverthesameagain，asthoughpartofherbrainhadbeenswitchedoff.Shetriedhardtocarryonwithhercooking，pickling，sewingandknittingetc.，butitbecametoomuchofachallenge.Shediedafewyearslaterin1998，anditbrokeFrank'sheart.Exactlyayearlater，Frankdied，aged91.Thenursewhowaswithhimwhenhediedsaidhis14\nlastwordswere：“I'mcoming，Joan.”66．Theauthor'sattitudetothecustomersmadegrandpa________.A．pleasedandproudB．dissatisfiedandunhappyC．embarrassedandashamedD．lonelyandsorrowful67．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutFrank?A．HejoinedtheBritisharmyinthesecondworldwar.B．Herefusedtoserveinthearmyinthesecondworldwar.C．Hewassenttotheprisontoprotecttheprisoners.D．HefoughtwithsomeItaliansandmadefriendswiththem.68．Theoldcouplegraduallyformedthehabitof________.A．travellingaroundtheworldB．cookingdeliciousmealsC．makingvariousfriendsD．livinganeconomicallife69．Theunderlinedword“cantankerous”inParagraph5isclosestinmeaningto________.A．illnaturedB．goodtemperedC．strongmindedD．singleminded70．Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A．Grandmasufferedfromheadacheinher90s.B．Grandpahadaheartattackaftergrandma'sdeath.C．Grandparentslovedeachotherdearly.D．Grandpapromisedtogowithgrandma.DIthinkthatgeneticallymodifiedfoodsshouldbebanned.Hereiswhy.Wehavenoideaoftherealimpacttheyhaveonourenvironment.Whilethereiscurrentlynohardproofthatenvironmentaldamageisbeingdonebygeneticallymodifiedfoods，thereareafewworryingandsuspecteventsthatmayactuallybetiedtotheseproducts.Themostimportantisthesuddenlossofhugenumbersofbeehives.Beesarenecessarytothepollinationprocessforsoybeansandmanyotherfoodcrops.It'sentirelypossiblethat“thelawofunintendedconsequences”hascausedthelossoftheseextremelyimportantinsects.There'salsonorealwaytopreventcrosscontamination(交叉污染)betweenmodifiedcropsandnaturalcrops.Whenneighboringfieldsareplantedwithdifferentvarietiesofcompatible(可共存的)plants，thereisavirtualguaranteeofsomecrosspollination(异花传粉)betweenthefields.14\nWehavenoideaoftherealimpacttheyhaveonhumanbeings.Thereisalreadydocumentedevidencethatgeneticallymodifiedfoodsmaybethecauseofhigherallergy(过敏)ratesinchildren.It'simpossibletoguesswhatothereffectstheymayeventuallycause.Isuspectthatmostpeoplehaveforgottentheserioushealthscareandcompletefailurethatoccurredin1989andthatcauseddeathorhealthproblemsforhundredsofpeople.TheproductcausingtheproblemwasLtryptophan(左旋色氨酸)，anaminoacid.CommerciallyproducedLtryptophanisdevelopedthroughabacterialfermentationprocess.OnemakerofthesupplementdevelopedageneticallymodifiedstrainofbacteriawhichwascapableofproducinghigherquantitiesofLtryptophan.Unfortunately，theprocess“broke”somewherealongthelinewiththegeneticallyalteredbacteriacreatinganalteredformofthechemicalwhichhaddevastatingeffectsonpeoplewhoconsumedit.Sincethereisnowaytopredictthesekindsofchanges，it'sbothfoolishanddangeroustointroducegeneticallymodifiedproductsintothefoodchain.Finally，thereisnoneedforgeneticallymodifiedfoods.Mostcompaniesthatproducetheseproductswillsendoutstatisticsabouthigheroutputperacreorplantsthataremoretoleranttonegativeconditins.Butthetruthisthattheclaims，whileatleastpartiallytrue，aremostlyrhetoric.Thesecompaniesarereallyjustlookingforawaytoincreasetheirbottomlineprofits.Theymaynotactuallyintendtodamagetheecosystemorcreatenewhealthproblemsforpeople.Butinmyopinionit'ssonicetofoolMotherNature.Shemayofferupavarietyofseveresurprisesinresponse.71．Accordingtothepassage，thesuddenlossofbeehivesmaybedueto________.A．environmentalpollutionfromhumanbeingsB．geneticallymodifiedproductsC．crosscontaminationbetweenmodifiedcropsD．crosspollinationbetweendifferentplants72．Wecanknowfromthepassagethat________.A．crosscontaminationbetweenmodifiedcropsandnaturalcropscanbepreventedB．thereisn'tanycrosscontaminationbetweenmodifiedcropsandnaturalcropsC．thereisarealpossibilityofcrosscontaminationbetweenmodifiedcropsandnaturalcropsD．manyeffectivewaystopreventcrosscontaminationwillhavebeenfound73．Mostcompaniesadvocategeneticallymodifiedproductsinorderto________.14\nA．increasetheiroutputB．solvehealthproblemsC．earnmoremoneyD．protecttheecosystem74．What'sthestructureofthepassage?75.Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．Beesplayaveryimportantroleinthepollinationprocess.B．Geneticallymodifiedfoodshavedonegreatdamagetotheenvironment.C．Statisticsshowthatthereareincreasingneedsforgeneticallymodifiedfoods.D．ThemakerproducedquantitiesofLtryptophaninspiteoftheterribleconsequences.答　题　栏　1－5____________　　6－10___________　　11－15________　　16－20__________　　21－25__________　26－30__________31－35__________36－40__________41－45__________46－50__________　51－55__________56－60__________61－65__________66－70__________71－75__________第Ⅱ卷　(共45分)第四部分　书面表达(共两节，满分45分)第一节　阅读表达(共5小题，每小题3分，满分15分)阅读下面的短文，并根据短文后的要求答题(请注意问题后的词数要求)。[1]TheJapaneselovetogivegifts.This_habit_is_not_practiced_only_on_special_occasions，but_it's_widely_accepted_as_social_duty_and_responsibility.BecausegiftgivingissuchanimportantsocialaspectofJapaneselife，it'simportanttobeawareofsomekeyfactors.[2]Devaluethegiftsyougive.Theimportantthingistoactandseemmodest.Youdon'twantthereceivertothinkthatyouarearrogantorproud.Denigrate(贬低)yourgiftasmuchaspossible.Itdoesn'tmatterifthelabelontheboxbearsthesymbolforafamousbrand.TheJapanesevaluetheappearanceofamodestgiftgiverwhotriestostayawayfrompraise.[3]Praisethegiftyoureceive.Althoughpraisingmayseemobvious，overpraising14\nthegiftisthekey.It'salsoimportanttopraisethefinetasteofthegiftgiverinmakingthatparticularchoiceforyou.Anddon'tforgettogiveathousandandonethanks.[4]________unlessyouareurgedtodoso.Andwhenyoudothat，youmusttaketheutmostcareinunwrappingit.Don'tlookeager，andbecarefulthatyoudon'ttearthepaperorcuttheribbon.Afterobserving，praising，andthanking，besuretorewrapthegiftasifithadneverbeenopened.Trytoappearasifyoutakegreatprideinthevalueofthegift.[5]Choosegiftswithpracticalvalue.Ingeneral，don'tbuythingssuchasornaments，vases，andkitchenware.It'salreadyassumedthateveryonehasthesethings.Todosomaysuggestthatyoudon'tapproveoftheotherperson'staste.Also，mostJapanesehousesareverysmallanddon'thaveextraspaceforuselessjunk.76．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?(nomorethan10words)______________________________________________________________________77．Fillintheblankinthefourthparagraphwithproperwords.(nomorethan6words)______________________________________________________________________78．Listthreekindsofthingsyou'dbetternotbuyforaJapanesefriend.①________　②________　③________79．TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinthefirstparagraphintoChinese.______________________________________________________________________80．WhatdotheJapaneseusuallydowhentheyreceiveagift？(nomorethan10words)______________________________________________________________________第二节　写作(满分30分)假定你是李华，想提高自己的英语听力和口语水平。你想请在一家英语培训中心工作的美国朋友Nancy为你推荐一位辅导教师。请按下列要点写一封邮件：1．介绍自己的英语水平；2．说明对辅导教师的要求；3．约定上课时间。注意：1.词数120～150，开头已为你写好，不计入总词数；2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；DearNancy，I'mwritingtoaskwhetheryoucouldrecommendatutorforme._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________14\n____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours，LiHua14