湖南省蓝山二中2022届高三第四次联考英语模拟试题

(考试范围：全部内容)本试卷分为四个部分，包括听力、语言知识运用、阅读和书面表达。时量120分钟。满分150分。PARTONELISTENINGCOMPREHENSION(30marks)SECTIONAmarks)Directions：Inthissection，you’llhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreachconversation，thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA，Bandcarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.Conversation1()1.Wherecantheconversationtakeplace？abookstore.thecinema.arailwaystation.()2.Howlongshouldtheywaitatleast？minutes.minutes.minutes.Conversation2()3.What’sthedate？4th.1st.14th.()4.Whenwilltherebeanexam？..April14th.Conversation3()5.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheswimmingpool？good.soso..()6.Whatmaynotbethereasonwhythewomangoesthere？priceislow.lotofequipmentisprovided.trainersareverycute.Conversation4()7.Howmanypeoplecanthecakeserve？..mentioned.()8.What’sinthecake？...()9.What’sthecakefor？meeting.wedding.C.Aparty.Conversation5()10.Whichclubisgoingtotakeinnewmembers？dramaclub.readingclub.movieclub.()11.Whyisitgoingtoacceptalotofnewmembers？needsnewmemberseveryyear.hasn’ttakeninnewmembersforages.hasjustbeenfounded.()12.Whocanapplyforit？.students.students.Conversation6()13.Howlongdotheyhavetoworkperday？hours.hours.hours.()14.Whenisthedepartmentmeetingheld？Fridaymorning.Fridaynoon.Fridayafternoon.()15.Howarethesalariespaid？cash.thecreditcards.thebankaccounts.SECTIONBmarks)Directions：Inthissection，youwillhearashortpassage.Listencarefullyandthenfillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS.You’llheartheshortpassageTWICE.NewtechnologyAims,●Toremovefears，and16..●Tohelppeople17..Howitfunctions,Itworksonaproteinthatisimportantfor18..Applicationpossibilities,●Thetestswereonlydoneon19..●Itcouldbeyearsbeforetheyusethetechnologyon20..PARTTWOLANGUAGEKNOWLEDGE(45marks)SECTIONA(15marks)Directions：Beneatheachofthefollowingsentencesthereare4choicesmarkedA，B，CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.()21.Thecountryhasalreadysentupthreeunmannedspacecrafts，themostrecentattheendoflastMarch.beenlaunchedbeenlaunchedlaunchedbelaunched()22.Manychildrenmaybefondofanimals，buteverthinkofmakingthestudyofanimalstheircareer.few ()23.Mywalletisn’tinmybag.WhereIhaveputit？ ()24.Thebookwaswrittenin1946，theeducationsystemhaswitnessedgreatchanges.whichthenwhen()25.Ifonesucceed，onemustputhisheartintohiscareer. goingtotoaboutto()26.Thefacthasworriedmanyscientiststheearthisbecomingwarmerandwarmertheseyears.()27.Sorry，Ididn’thearyou.Itothemusic.listened justlisteningjustlistened justlistened()28.Itisonlypeopleknowtheimportanceofsciencesciencecanreallyservethepeople.；when；that；that；then()29.Neverbeforeingreaterneedoftechnicalexpertsthanitistoday.HunanbeenhasbeenHunanwas()30.About90percentoftheequipmentpresentedbytheadministration，aswellasthefacilitiesofourown，madegooduseofintheteaching.beenbeen()31.Lifeislikealongracewecompetewithotherstogobeyondourselves.()32.—WhatmadeyousodelightedatChristmas？—.therewasanunusualcelebrationuncle’scomingbackfromabroadreceivedmanymorepresentsthanothersmyparentspromisedmeanewcar()33.Thewealthoftherichestprovinceisabout12timesofthepoorest. ()34.Itistimethewholesocietythedisabledastheyare.accept()35.Doctorshavesaidthatasmanyas50%ofthepatientsdon’ttakemedicineas.directedbedirectedSECTIONB(18marks)Directions：ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA，B，Candineachblankwithawordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.WhenIwasyoung，myfatherusedtogrowcarnations(康乃馨).Hiscarnationswerered，pinkandwhite.Everyonewhosawthemadmiredthemfortheirbeauty.Hetookcareofthemwithsomuchloveand36.Everydayhecamehomefromwork，hewentstraighttoseethem.He37watchingthemeveryday.Wethekidsdidtoo.Butheusedtotellus，“Nooneshouldtouchmyflowers.”Onedaymyyoungersister，wholovedmydadverymuch，hadwantedtohelphimandshe38thecarnationsfromtheirstems(枝干)onebyoneandarrangedthem39.Shebelievedthathewouldbevery40toseethemthatway.WhenmomandIrealizedwhatmysisterhaddone，webecamecompletelyhopeless.However，mysisterhadnoideawhynooneshowedheranyappreciation.Whenmydadarrivedhewent，41，straighttoseetheflowers.Whenhesawhisflowerslyingonthefloorlikedeadanimals，hewas42atfirst.Helookedtowardsthestreet，toseeifitwasanyofthe43childrenwhocouldhavedoneit.Thenheenteredthelivingroomandlookedatmominsilence.Finallymom，whoalwaystaughtusto44nomatterwhat，lookedatdadandsaid：“Wehavenobadneighborsinourarea”.Thenwithanicetoneshecontinued：“Nooutsiderdidthisgreatjob，onlyyourlovelydaughterClémence.”Mydad’sfacechangedinto45andthenhesaid：“DoIhaveabetter46thanmylovelydaughter？”Myyoungersistersmiledand47dadtightly.()36.()37.()38.()39.thewindow thevasethedeskthefloor()40.()41.usualfirstwelllast()42.()43.’’’’()44.thetruth ourselvestherulessecret()45.()46.()47.SECTIONC(12points)Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyfillingineachblankwithonewordthatbestfitsthecontext.USfirstladyMichelleObamarankedtheworld’smostpowerfulwomaninForbesmagazine’s2022listingpublishedonOctober6.KraftFoodsCEOIreneRosenfeldcame.AmericantalkshowhostOprahWinfreywasthird.GermanPrimeMinisterAngelaMerkelwasthefourthmostpowerfulwoman，andUSSecretaryofStateHillaryClintonroundedout(使圆满)thetopfive.ThisyearForbeschangedwayitrankedwomen.Itisnowsupposedlybasedonwealthandpowerbutmoreoninfluence.“influencedthelivesofmillions，sometimesbillionsofpeople，”saidMoiraForbes，vicepresidentandpublisherofForbesWoman.ForbessaidObamatoppedthelistthisyear“shehasmadetheofficeoffirstladyherown”whileremainingpopular.“She’salsoeffective：InresponsetoherLet’sMove！campaignchildhoodobesity(肥胖)，companiesCoca-Cola，KelloggandGeneralMillshaveagreedtocutthecaloriecontentoftheirfoodsby2022，”Forbessaid.PARTTHREEREADINGCOMPREHENSION(30marks)Directions：Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，Candtheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.ATokyoisoneofthoseplacesthatyoucanloveandhateatthesametime.InTokyotherearealwaystoomanypeopleintheplaceswhereIwanttobe.Ofcoursetherearetoomanycars.TheJapanesedriveveryfast，butinTokyotheyoftenspendalongtimeintrafficjams.TokyoisnotdifferentfromLondon，ParisandNewYorkinthat.Itisdifferentwhenonewantstowalk.AtcertaintimesofthedaytherearealotofpeopleonfootinLondon’sOxfordStreet.ButthestreetsneartheGinzeinTokyoalwayshavealotofpeopleonfoot，andsometimesitisreallydifficulttowalk.Peopleareverypolite；therearejusttoomanyofTheworsttimetobeinthestreetisat11：30atnight.Thatiswhenthenightclubsareclosingandeverybodywantstogohome.Thereare35,000nightclubsinTokyo，andyoudonotoftenseeonethatisempty.Duringtheday，mostpeopletraveltoandfromworkbytrain.Tokyopeoplebuysixmilliontrainticketseveryday.Atmoststations，trainsarriveeverytwoorthreeminutes，butatcertainhourstheredonotseemtobeenoughtrains.Althoughtheyareusuallycrowded，Japanesetrainsareverygood.Theyalwaysleaveandarriveontime.OnaLondontrainyouwouldseeeverybodyreadinganewspaper.InTokyotrainseverybodyinaseatseemstobeasleep，whetherhisjourneyislongorshort.InTokyo，Istoodoutsidethestationforfiveminutes.Threefire-enginesracedpastonthewaytooneofthemanyfiresthatTokyohaseveryday.Tokyohassomanysurprisesthatnoneofthemcanreallysurprisemenow.()56.TokyoisdifferentfromLondoninthat.aremanytrafficjams aresometimesemptyIwanttobe，it’stoocrowded ismoredifficulttogosomewhereonfoot()57.Accordingtothepassage，Japanesetrains.alwayspunctualdelayatmostsituationscrowdedbecausetheyareoftenlatethelastmeanspeopleusetotraveltoandfromwork()58.Whatisthestorymainlyabout？writer’simpressionofTokyo.reasonswhythewriterlovesTokyo.meansoftransportationinTokyo.surprisesthatTokyohasbroughttothewriter.()59.FiresbreakoutinTokyoaccordingtothewriter.seldom frequentlytimesaday mostoftenintheworld()60.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutTokyo？peoplearefriendly.aremoretrainsthancars.areverybusyinthecity.streetsbecomemorecrowdedat11：30atnight.BA26-year-oldMontrealmanappearstohavesucceededinhisquesttobarterasingle，redpaperclip(夹子)allthewayuptoahouse.Ittookalmostayearand14trades，butKyleMacDonaldhasbeenofferedatwo-storeyfarmhouseinKipling，Sask.，forapaidroleinamovie.MacDonaldbeganhisquestlastsummerwhenhedecidedhewantedtoliveinahouse.Hedidn’thaveajob，soinsteadofpostingaresumé，helookedataredpapercliponhisdeskanddecidedtotradeitonanInternetwebsite.Theresponsewasimmediate—afishpenwasofferedforexchange.MacDonaldthenbarteredthefishpenforahandmadedoorknobfromapotterinSeattle.InMassachusetts，MacDonaldtradedthedoorknobforacampstove.HetradedthestovetoaU.S.soldierinCaliforniaforagenerator.Thenheexchangedthegeneratorforan“instantpartykit”—anemptykeg(小桶)andanilluminatedBudweiserbeersign.MacDonaldthentradedthekegandsignforasnowmobile.HebarteredallthewayuptoanafternoonwithrockstarAliceCooper，aKISSsnowglobeandfinallyapaidroleinaCorbinBernsenmovie.“Now，I’msurethefirstquestiononyourmindis，‘WhywouldCorbinBernsentradearoleinafilmforasnowglobe？AKISSsnowglobe，’MacDonaldsaidonhiswebsite.”Well，Corbinhappenstobearguablyoneofthebiggestsnowglobecollectorsontheplanet.Now，thetownofKipling，Sask.，Canada，withapopulationof1,100，hasofferedMacDonaldafarmhouseinexchangefortheroleinthemovie.Thetownisgoingtoholdacompetitionforthemovierole.MacDonaldsaid：“There’repeopleallovertheworldthataresayingthattheyhavepaperclipsclippedtothetopoftheircomputer，orontheirdeskorontheirshirt，anditprovesthatanythingispossibleandIthinktoacertaindegreeit’strue.”MacDonald，whohasattractedinternationalmediaattentioninhisquest，saidthejourneyhasturnedouttobemoreexcitingthanthegoal.“Thisisnottheend.Thismaybetheendofthispartofthestory，butthisstorywillgoon.”()61.Thebesttitleforthispassageis“”.luckypaperclippoortorichluckyyoungmanpapercliptohouse()62.Theunderlinedwordinline1means.getsomethingforfreesellsomethingatapricesellgoodsontheInternetexchangegoodsforothergoods()63.Whichshowsthecorrectorderofthetrades？clipsnowglobesnowmobilehouseclipkegofbeerdoorknobsnowmobileclipcampstovesnowmobilemovieroleclipkegofbeercampstovesnowmobile()64.WhichstatementaboutMacDonald’stradesisTRUE？ofhistradesweredoneinhiscountry.filmrolewasofferedduetoBernsen’shobby.tookoverayearandsomeofthemwerereallyunbelievable.houseinKiplinghasbeenofferedtoMacDonaldtoattractmedia.()65.WhatcanwelearnaboutMacDonald？wantedtogainfamethroughhisquest.successlargelydependedontheIendstobeginanotherquestontheWeb.CCONCORD，.—TorrentialrainforcedhundredsofpeoplefromtheirhomesinpartsofNewEnglandonSunday，aswaterflowedoverdamsandwashedoutThegovernorsofNewHampshireandMassachusettsdeclaredstatesofemergency.Maine’sgovernoralsodeclaredastateofemergencyforonecounty.“It’saveryserioussituation，”saidNewHampshireGovernorJohnLynch，addingthatforecasterswerepredicting12to15inchesofrainbytheendofthestorminpartsofsouthernNewHampshire.“ItcontinuestochangeandthesituationcontinuestoInsometowns，policeandfirecrewsusedboatstogetpeopleoutoftheirhomesandstrandedcarsafterhundredsofroadsweredamaged.Othersgotaroundinkayaks(皮船).Sometownsshutdown，notlettinganyonepassexceptemergencyvehicles.“Thetowniscutrightinhalf，”saidGlennLaramie，policechiefinAndover，.AdaminMilton，.，wasindangeroffailing，whichcouldsenda10-footwallofwaterdownstream，theNationalWeatherServicesaidinabulletin.Peopledownstreamwerebeingevacuatedfromthetown.InMassachusetts，carswerepulledfromfloodedstreetsindowntownPeabody，about20milesnorthofBoston，andabout300peoplewereevacuatedfromanapartmentcomplexforseniors.Businessesstackedsandbagsattheirdoors，tryingtopreventdamagefromwaterthatatonepointrosetowaist-deep.SomepartsofNewHampshirehadseen7inchesofrainbymiddaySundayandforecasterssaidupto5moreinchesmightcomeduringtheday.About100residentswereevacuatedfromtheirhomesinWakefield，.，becauseofconcernsabouttwodamsintheFloodinginNewHampshireinOctoberkilledsevenpeople，carriedoffhomesandwashedawaymilesofroadsdowntobedrock.InMaine，floodingwasreportedon60roadsinthesouthernpartofthestate，saidgovernor’sspokeswomanCrystalCanney.Morethan50homesinSanfordandseveralinKennebunkalsowereevacuated，stateofficialssaid.()66.WhichisNOTtrueaccordingtothearticle？situationinN.H.isveryserious.EnglandisaregionoftheU.S.stateofemergencywasdeclaredinthreewholestates.peoplelosttheirlivesinNewHampshirein()67.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？damsfailedinNewinNewofemergencyinNewfloodsinthreeU.S.states.()68.Inparagraph4，theunderlinedword“evacuate”mostprobablymeans“”.awayaway()69.WhichisNOTapartofNewHampshire？()70.Whatwasmentionedtocopewiththesituation？townsshutdown.damswereopen.alllefttheirhomes.temporaryhouseswerebuilt.PARTFOURWRITING(45marks)SECTIONA(10marks)Directions：Readthefollowingpassage.Completethediagrambyusingtheinformationfromthepassage.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.Youwantasmartphone，butjusthowsmartdoyouwantit？Howaboutonethatcanreadyourmind？Well，thatphonemaywellbeonitsway...JustinRattner，chiefresearcheratIntel，saysthattechnologyhasdevelopedtothepointthat“context-awarecomputing(情景感知计算)”，anideathat’sbeenaroundfortwentyyears，isbecomingmoreofareality.Thatcouldleadtoaphonethatactsasamindreaderinyourpocket.Butratherthansimplycollectsecretsaboutyou，thedevicecoulddothingswiththatinformation，suchaspredictwhatyoumightdonextandmakesuggestions.RattnergaveafewexamplesduringhisspeechatIntel’sdeveloperconferenceinSanFranciscoAmongthemisasoftwarethatIntelworkedonwithFodor’sTravel，atravelingwebsite.Itlearnswhattypesoffoodsyouliketoeatandwhattypesofplacesyouliketovisit，basedonsearchesyoutypeintothephoneorplacesyousearchedusingGPS(全球定位系统).ThesoftwaremakessimilarrecommendationswhenyouvisitanewTechcompaniesarealreadyworkingtopredictwhatpeoplewant.SearchengineGoogle，movie-rentalserviceNetflix，andonlineradioservicePandoratrytoguesswhatpeoplewantevenbeforetheyknowtheywantit.Puttingthosetypesoffunctionstogetherwiththeotherinformationthatphonescollectaboutpeoplecouldpavethewayforevenmorehelpfulmobilephones，Rattnersaid.Achallengeistrainingcomputerstolookatdatafrom“hardsensors(传感器)”(whichmeasureplace，movement，temperatureandthelike)andcombiningthosefindingswithdatafrom“softsensors”(suchascalendarappointmentsandWebbrowsinghistory).Forexample，yourphonecouldtellthatyouhavejustleftschoolandseemtobeonyourwayhome—alocationitmightknowfromyouraddressbook.Itcouldthentellyouthebestroutearoundtraffic.Rattneraddedthatresearchersareevenmakingstepstowardthefinalgoal—acomputerunderstandingofthoughts.

SECTIONB(10marks)Directions：Readthefollowingpassage.Answerthequestionsaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.Scientistshavediscoveredthatlivingtotheageof100mayhavenothingtodowiththelifestyleyouleadandeverythingtodowiththetypeofgenesyouhave.Fortheluckycarriersof“Methuselah”genes，worriesoversmoking，eatingunhealthilyandnotgettingenoughexercisemaynotbeasnecessaryastothoseofuswithoutthespecialgenepattern.The“Methuselah”genescouldgiveextraprotectionagainstthediseasesofoldagesuchascancerandheartdisease.Theycouldalsoprotectpeopleagainsttheeffectsoftheunhealthylifestylesthatwebelievewillleadustoanearlydeath，scientistssay.However，thegenesareveryrare.ThegenesincludeADIPOQ，whichisfoundinabout10percentofyoungpeoplebutinnearly30percentofpeoplelivingpast100.TheyalsoincludetheCETPandtheApoC3genes，whicharefoundin10percentofyoungpeople，butinabout20percentofpeopleover100yearsold.SomeofthosegeneswerediscoveredbyaresearchgroupattheAlbertEinsteinCollegeofMedicineinNewYork，ledbyProfessorNirBarzilai.Theteamstudiedthegenesofover500peopleover100yearsold，andtheirchildren.Thestudiesshowthattinymutations(变异)inthemake-upofsomegenescangreatlyincreaseaperson’slifespan.BarzilaitoldaRoyalSocietyconferencethatthediscoveryofsuchgenesgavescientistscleartargetsfordevelopingdrugsthatcouldpreventage-relateddiseases，allowpeopletolivelongerandstayhealthy.DavidGems，aresearcheratUniversityCollegeLondon，believesthatdrugstoslowageingwillbecomewidespread.“Ifweknowwhichgenescontrollongevity(长寿)thenwecan...targetthemwithdrugs.Thatmakesitpossibletoslowdownageing，”hetoldTheTimes.“Muchofthepainandsufferingintheworldarecausedbyageing.Ifwecanfindawaytoreducethat，thenweareobligedtotakeit.”81.Whichgenescouldgiveextraprotectionagainstthediseasesofoldage？(Nomorethan3words)(2marks)__________________________________________________________________________82.WhomdidBarzilai’steamstudy？(Nomorethan10words)(2marks)__________________________________________________________________________83.Whatcangreatlyincreaseaperson’slifespan？(Nomorethan10words)(3marks)__________________________________________________________________________84.Whatcanscientistsdoiftheyareawarewhichgenescontrollongevity？(Nomorethan6words)(3marks)__________________________________________________________________________.SECTIONC(25marks)Directions：WriteanEnglishcompositionaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.通过描述一件你亲身经历的事情来说明主题“Honestymakesadifference”，要求120词以上。Honestymakesadifference英语教师用卷本试卷分为四个部分，包括听力、语言知识运用、阅读和书面表达。时量120分钟。满分150分。PARTONELISTENINGCOMPREHENSION(30marks)SECTIONAmarks)Directions：Inthissection，you’llhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreachconversation，thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA，Bandcarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.Conversation1(C)1.Wherecantheconversationtakeplace？abookstore.thecinema.arailwaystation.(B)2.Howlongshouldtheywaitatleast？minutes.minutes.minutes.Conversation2(B)3.What’sthedate？4th.1st.14th.(A)4.Whenwilltherebeanexam？..April14th.Conversation3(C)5.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheswimmingpool？good.soso..(A)6.Whatmaynotbethereasonwhythewomangoesthere？priceislow.lotofequipmentisprovided.trainersareverycute.Conversation4(B)7.Howmanypeoplecanthecakeserve？..mentioned.(C)8.What’sinthecake？...(C)9.What’sthecakefor？meeting.wedding.C.Aparty.Conversation5(A)10.Whichclubisgoingtotakeinnewmembers？dramaclub.readingclub.movieclub.(B)11.Whyisitgoingtoacceptalotofnewmembers？needsnewmemberseveryyear.hasn’ttakeninnewmembersforages.hasjustbeenfounded.(A)12.Whocanapplyforit？.students.students.Conversation6(B)13.Howlongdotheyhavetoworkperday？hours.hours.hours.(A)14.Whenisthedepartmentmeetingheld？Fridaymorning.Fridaynoon.Fridayafternoon.(C)15.Howarethesalariespaid？cash.thecreditcards.thebankaccounts.SECTIONBmarks)Directions：Inthissection，youwillhearashortpassage.Listencarefullyandthenfillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS.You’llheartheshortpassageTWICE.NewtechnologyAims,●Toremovefears，andunhappymemories.●Tohelppeoplebetteritfunctions,Itworksonaproteinthatisimportantforformation.Applicationpossibilities,●Thetestswereonlydoneon.●Itcouldbeyearsbeforetheyusethetechnologyon.

PARTTWOLANGUAGEKNOWLEDGE(45marks)SECTIONA(15marks)Directions：Beneatheachofthefollowingsentencesthereare4choicesmarkedA，B，CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.(B)21.Thecountryhasalreadysentupthreeunmannedspacecrafts，themostrecentattheendoflastMarch.beenlaunchedbeenlaunchedlaunchedbelaunched(B)22.Manychildrenmaybefondofanimals，buteverthinkofmakingthestudyofanimalstheircareer.few (A)23.Mywalletisn’tinmybag.WhereIhaveputit？ (D)24.Thebookwaswrittenin1946，theeducationsystemhaswitnessedgreatchanges.whichthenwhen(C)25.Ifonesucceed，onemustputhisheartintohiscareer. goingtotoaboutto(C)26.Thefacthasworriedmanyscientiststheearthisbecomingwarmerandwarmertheseyears.(B)27.Sorry，Ididn’thearyou.Itothemusic.listened justlisteningjustlistened justlistened(B)28.Itisonlypeopleknowtheimportanceofsciencesciencecanreallyservethepeople.；when；that；that；then(A)29.Neverbeforeingreaterneedoftechnicalexpertsthanitistoday.HunanbeenhasbeenHunanwas(D)30.About90percentoftheequipmentpresentedbytheadministration，aswellasthefacilitiesofourown，madegooduseofintheteaching.beenbeen(D)31.Lifeislikealongracewecompetewithotherstogobeyondourselves.(B)32.—WhatmadeyousodelightedatChristmas？—.therewasanunusualcelebrationuncle’scomingbackfromabroadreceivedmanymorepresentsthanothersmyparentspromisedmeanewcar(D)33.Thewealthoftherichestprovinceisabout12timesofthepoorest. (C)34.Itistimethewholesocietythedisabledastheyare.accept(C)35.Doctorshavesaidthatasmanyas50%ofthepatientsdon’ttakemedicineas.directedbedirectedSECTIONB(18marks)Directions：ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA，B，Candineachblankwithawordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.WhenIwasyoung，myfatherusedtogrowcarnations(康乃馨).Hiscarnationswerered，pinkandwhite.Everyonewhosawthemadmiredthemfortheirbeauty.Hetookcareofthemwithsomuchloveand36.Everydayhecamehomefromwork，hewentstraighttoseethem.He37watchingthemeveryday.Wethekidsdidtoo.Butheusedtotellus，“Nooneshouldtouchmyflowers.”Onedaymyyoungersister，wholovedmydadverymuch，hadwantedtohelphimandshe38thecarnationsfromtheirstems(枝干)onebyoneandarrangedthem39.Shebelievedthathewouldbevery40toseethemthatway.WhenmomandIrealizedwhatmysisterhaddone，webecamecompletelyhopeless.However，mysisterhadnoideawhynooneshowedheranyappreciation.Whenmydadarrivedhewent，41，straighttoseetheflowers.Whenhesawhisflowerslyingonthefloorlikedeadanimals，hewas42atfirst.Helookedtowardsthestreet，toseeifitwasanyofthe43childrenwhocouldhavedoneit.Thenheenteredthelivingroomandlookedatmominsilence.Finallymom，whoalwaystaughtusto44nomatterwhat，lookedatdadandsaid：“Wehavenobadneighborsinourarea”.Thenwithanicetoneshecontinued：“Nooutsiderdidthisgreatjob，onlyyourlovelydaughterClémen