2011杭州学军中学高中英语会考模拟试卷-3.doc

2０1１杭州学军中学高中英语会考模拟试卷
第I卷　客观题
一． 听力(共两节， 满分1５分）
第一节：（共5小题, 每小题1分, 满分 ５分)
听下面5段对话, 每段对话有一个小题,　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. How ofteｎ does Frａnk ｄo　the cookiｎg at hｏｍe?
A． Everｙ ｄay ﻩﻩB． Oftｅn ﻩ ﻩC. Oｎｃe in　ａ wｈile
2. What　wｉll the　twｏ ｓpeａｋｅrs proｂabｌy ｄｏ?
ﻩA. Movｅ ｔhe computeｒ nｅxt tｏ ｔhe bookshelｆ.
ﻩB. Put the cｏmputeｒ　ｎｅｘt to the dooｒ．
Ｃ． Put ａ ｐoster on thｅ doｏr.
3. Why does tｈe woman　want to take ｕp　sinｇing?
ﻩA. Becauｓe of heｒ pａｒents.
Ｂ.　Beｃause　of　hｅｒ ａｂilｉty ｉn ｓingｉｎｇ.
C.　Because　ｏf makｉng a ｌｉvｉｎg．
4. Whｅn　ｗill ｔhe mａｎ　prｏｂａblｙ　gｅt home？
ﻩＡ. Ａt 9：15ﻩ ﻩB．　At　9:5５ﻩ ﻩC.　Aｔ　１0:15
5．　Ｗｈat ｃan we　learn　frｏm the conversａtioｎ？
Ａ. Tｈｅ twｏ speakerｓ arｅ ｌivｉｎg ｉn the　soutｈ.
B. Ｔｈｅ ｗoman　iｓ very sillｙ.
ﻩC. Iｔ is wｉnter noｗ．
第二节:（共10小题,　每小题１分, 满分１０分）
听下面4段对话。每段对话有几个小题,　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，　各小题将给出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， 7题。
6. What is ｔｈe first ｓｔep　in ｕsing tｈｅ self-servicｅ puｍp(泵)？
ﻩA.　Taｋe the ｎozzle(喷嘴） and ｒeｓｅｔ　ｔhe ｐｕmp.
B. Put ｔhe　ｎoｚｚlｅ　ｉn ｔｈｅ tａｎｋ.
Ｃ.　Go ｔｏ the caｓhier.
7. How ｓhouｌd we stoｐ ｔhe pump?
Ａ. By prｅssiｎg the　“ｓtop”　ｂｕｔtｏｎ.
B． By itｓeｌf　autoｍaticaｌｌy(自动的）.
ﻩC.　Ｂy　tｕrnｉnｇ off　the poweｒ．
听第7段材料, 回答第8, 9,题。
8． Hｏw　oｆteｎ　dｏes the woman ｈave ｔhe terribｌe dreａm?
A. At lｅaｓｔ four timｅs ａ　week.
B．　At　least　threｅ timｅs　a　ｗeeｋ．
ﻩC. At lｅaｓt twｉce a weeｋ．
9. Ｗhy does tｈe woman ofteｎ　dreaｍ about ａｎｉｍalｓ？
A. Becａusｅ ｏｆ　sｔayiｎg ｕp laｔｅ intｏ tｈｅ　nigｈt.
ﻩB. Becausｅ ｏf ｒeadinｇ ｆrighteｎｉｎg sｔories befｏre　sleｅping?
ﻩC. Becａuse ｏf ｈer ｆear of ａｎimals．
听第８段材料, 回答第10,11，12题。
１0．Ｈow wiｌl the two sｐｅakers gｏ to Hangzhｏu?　
A.　Ｂy air 　Ｂ. By　Ｂｕs 　 C.　Bｙ train
11. When　diｄ they ｄo nｅxt?
Ａ. Lasｔ wｅek　 　B.　Ｌast moｎth　 　 C. Ｌaｓt ｙｅar
１２.　whａt will tｈｅy do ｎeｘｔ?　
ﻩA. Talk ｔo helｅｎ B.　Surf the　inｔerｎｅｔ　　 C. Book ｔｉcketｓ
听第9段材料， 回答第13,1４，１５题。
13. Whaｔ ａre the cｈiｌdren ｇoing to　dｏ?
　 A. Look fｏｒ the ｈidden giｆts.
　 Ｂ.　Hide　around　tｈｅ buildｉng．
Ｃ.　Hａve a ｇrouｐ　ｄiscｕssion.
14． Wｈat aｒe　tｈe chiｌｄren ｒeｑｕｉｒed to　ｄo bｅfore　going ｏut ｏf ｔｈｅ　buｉlding？
A. Ｗａit　at　ａ　corｎeｒ.
　 　B.　Give　thｅｉr　naｍｅs ａt ａ dｅｓｋ.
C.　Stay together　wｉｔｈ theiｒ ｐａreｎｔs.
15. Wｈｏ will go　ｏｕt of tｈe　buiｌding ｔｈroｕgh ｔhe　doｕblｅ ｄoors?
　 A. Tｈe　prｅschool chｉｌdｒｅn.
　 B. The ｔｈird grade　children.
　　C． The fouｒｔh ｇｒade children.

二． 单项填空(共1０小题：每小题1分，满分1０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。
16.　Dad, would yoｕ　please ａllｏｗ me _＿_＿__＿ five minutes ｔｏ　admire yｏuｒ　new watch?
     A. ａｎother   　 　 　 　B. otｈer   　　 　 C. moｒe  　 　 D. less
1７. The sign readｓ “ In case oｆ _＿__＿＿_ fire, brｅak　the　glaｓs　anｄ push　____＿_　ｒed buttｏn．”
       Ａ. ／;　a  　 　 　　B. /；　thｅ    　 Ｃ. ｔhｅ; the   　 　 　 　D. a; a
18.　I ｌｉke ＿___＿　in ｔhe　ｓｐring when wｅ　go　outｉng ｏn thｅ　hilｌ with a maｓｓ　ｏｆ floｗers.
      A． ｔhis   　 　 　 Ｂ. that   　　 　　 　 C. then   　 　 D.　it
19.Ｉn tｈｅ ｈeat of　ｔｈｅ　aｒgumｅnt we ｍuｓｔn't losｅ　______ ｏf ouｒ ｍaiｎ purｐｏse.
　　A. sight 　 　 　B． ｃontｒoｌ 　 　C. heart 　　 　　 　Ｄ. couｒage
20. Ｉs　ｉt the caｒ __＿＿___ yoｕ bouｇht　ｊust ｈalf　a yeａr　ago　＿_＿___ nｅedｓ　ａ tｈoｒougｈ　repairiｎｇ？
      Ａ. ｗhere;　that  　 　 　　B． tｈａt; ｗｈat  　 　　 C. wｈicｈ; ｔhaｔ  　 　　D. ｗｈerｅ; wｈaｔ
21.　_＿_____ eｎough ｐaｔienｃe　in　heｒ resｅarcｈ, shｅ finaｌlｙ　ｆaiｌｅｄ to gaｉn tｈeiｒ　ｓuｐpoｒtｓ.
     A.　Ｌack　ｏｆ   　 　　 　 Ｂ． Laｃking iｎ   　 Ｃ. Lａckｉng  　　 D. Ｂｅｉｎｇ lａcked　oｆ
22. Ｉt ｉs ｎo gｏod trｙiｎg ｔhat method, ｂｅcause it won’t　＿______.
     A.　wｏrｋ   　 　 　 B. use  　 　　 C.　ｐｒacｔice   　　　 　Ｄ.　afｆeｃｔ
２3.　----　What’s　the　mａｔtｅr with yoｕｒ torｎ ｓuiｔ?
   　－－－－　_______ the　meeting ｒｏom, ｉｔ　caughｔ on a　nail ｕnｅxpeｃｔｅdlｙ．
     A. Whｉｌe cｌeａｎing  　 　 　 B. Hurrｙｉnｇ　to   　 　
C. To　mａkｅ my ｗａy to 　 　 　　 　　 D.　While I　ｗａs hｕrｒyinｇ tｏ
2４. In 199０ｓ, only threｅ persｏｎs in our ｃompany ｏwneｄ ｐrivate caｒs, buｔ nｏw the ｎumｂer has iｎcreaｓeｄ ____＿_＿2１, whｉch meａns ｉt　has　increased ＿__＿_＿_　６00%.
       Ａ. by; ｂｙ   　　 　 B. to； to   　 Ｃ． to； by    　 D. bｙ; to
25．  －-－－Gｏ ｆoｒ ａ picniｃ　in thｅ rｅsｏrt ｔｈis Sunday,　OＫ?
   ---- _______.　Ｉ ｌoｖe　ｖery muｃh gettiｎg　relaxed afｔer woｒｋdays.
     A. I coｕｌdn’ｔ　agrｅe mｏrｅ    　 　 　 　 　 Ｂ． Ｉ’m　afraｉd　nｏｔ  
C． I bｅｌiｅve not   　 　　 　 　 D.　Ｉ don’t ｔhiｎk so

三． 完形填空(共15小题；每小题１分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。
Reｖｉsing ｆor eｘams ｉｓ not as　ｅasｙ aｓ it loｏks. You ｗill　nｅeｄ to work ｏｕｔ ｗhich　roｕｔine sｕits ｙｏu besｔ, and ２6 　sｔicｋ　to　iｔ. Soｍe　peoplｅ ｌike ｓtｕdying ａｔ night when ｉt’s quｉｅt ｗｈereａｓ　otheｒｓ find the　eａｒｌy mｏrning is　a 27　 timｅ ｔo get thinｇs done. You mｉght enｊoy 2８ 　to　music ｗhｉｌｅ yｏu reｖｉse,　but this　can be　ｕnｈｅlpfｕl. Ｃan yｏｕ　really coｎcenｔraｔe 　29 two things at　oncｅ? Ｓo tｈink ３０ 　ｙou turｎ your　ｒadio on！
ﻩYour 31 is　ａlso　imｐortant whilｅ　yｏｕ ａre　revｉsｉng. Thｉs may bｅ a more ｔhaｎ ｕsuaｌlｙ strｅｓsful　pｅriｏd ｏf yoｕr　ｌｉfe, whｅn ｙｏu 　3２ ｔakｅ ｅxtra ｃaｒe　ｔo ｅaｔ ｐｒoperｌy. 　 33 missed　meａls,　oｒ junk food, or endless coffeｅ! Geｔ　plenｔy　of　ｅxercise 34　． Iｆ　you’ｖe got　ｆed　up with 35 yoｕ’ｒｅ　ｄoing, oｒ fｉnd iｔ hard tｏ ｃonceｎtｒatｅ, go ３6 a waｌk　to　clear ｙour heａd.　 37 exerｃise ｗill heｌp to ｋeep your ｂody　ｆiｔ　ａｎd ｙｏｕr bｒain ｗｏrking　 ３8 .
Ｆｉnaｌly， you also 39 　ｔo takｅ tｉｍe　ｏff．　Ｇo oｕt　oｃcasｉonaｌly， see yｏur friｅnds,　maｋe　time to relａｘ． Thｅn you wｉll 40 tｏ yoｕr ｓtuｄieｓ　ｆresh and fuｌｌ of　enthuｓiａsm!
2６． A. theｎﻩ ﻩ B. thanﻩ ﻩﻩC. ａｆterﻩ D.　oftｅn
27． A． ｂestﻩ ﻩB. good ﻩ ﻩC. worse ﻩﻩD. welｌ
２8. Ａ. to listｅnﻩﻩﻩ B. havinｇ lｉstened ﻩＣ. lisｔen ﻩD. listeｎｉng
２9. A． onﻩﻩ ﻩﻩB. in ﻩ ﻩC. ofﻩ D. for
３0. A.　ｕｎｌessﻩﻩ B. if ﻩﻩ ﻩC.　beforｅﻩ D. aftｅｒ
31. A. slimﻩﻩ B． dietﻩ ﻩﻩＣ. ｈｅaｌｔhy ﻩＤ.　ｍｅnｕ
３2. A.　shｏuｌｄﻩ ﻩﻩB. oughｔ ﻩ ﻩＣ. neｅdﻩ ﻩD. might
33. A. Someﻩﻩ ﻩB. Noﻩ ﻩC. Sｏｍetime ﻩD. Ｓｏmｅtimes
34． A.　as wｅllﻩ ﻩﻩB．　aｓ ｗeｌｌ ａs ﻩ Ｃ.　as ﻩ Ｄ. ｎot　so ａs
35． A. whｉch ﻩ B. what ﻩ Ｃ．　thatﻩ ﻩD.　who
36.　A. andﻩﻩﻩ B. asﻩﻩﻩ C. ｆｏｒ ﻩﻩD． because
37.　A. Sｔrｏnｇｌｙﻩ ﻩB. Every ﻩ ﻩC． Rｅguｌar D．　Alwａｙｓ
38．　A. well ﻩﻩ Ｂ. energetic C.　good ﻩ D．　cｏｒｒｅct
39.　A. mustﻩ B. ｓhouｌd ﻩ C. ｎeｅｄﻩ D.　may
４0.　A. ｅnjｏyﻩ Ｂ. sｔartﻩﻩ Ｃ.　hａｔeﻩ D.　returｎ

四:阅读理解（共16小题，每小题２分；满分３2分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的Ａ、Ｂ、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Ｔoo ｏften we accuｓe　otｈｅrｓ of nｏt　listｅning, preteｎding that ｗｅ　oｕｒｓelvｅs　are faulｔleｓs, yet　ｉn ｏur heａrｔｓ we ｋnｏw ｔhat　many of tｈe　mｉstakes we mａｋe　come　abｏut　beｃaｕse we ｈaven’t　liｓｔｅned　ｃａrｅfully enouｇh．Ｗe　get　thｉｎgs　wｒong becausｅ we haｖen’t ｌistened carefuｌly　eｎouｇh．We　get tｈings wroｎg because wｅ haven’t quite unｄｅrsｔood ｗhaｔ sｏmeｏne ｍeant ｗheｎ　thｅｙ wｅrｅ ｔaｌking　tｏ us.Ａnyｏne　who haｓ ever　takeｎ the mｉnutes ｏf　a ｌｏng meeｔｉnｇ　wilｌ know hoｗ hard iｔ is to rｅmembｅｒ--－ｄｅspite　the benefiｔ of　ｎoteｓ---ｅxａctｌｙ　wｈａt　everyｏne　sａiｄ.But succｅss depeｎds ｏｎ ｇetting tｈingｓ riｇht-－-ａnd that ｍeanｓ ｌiｓtenｉng.
Ｌiｓtenｉnｇ is not ｔhe same　tｈiｎg as　heariｎg; it　is nｏt aｎ　efｆｏｒt actｉvely.It demanｄs　atｔenｔioｎ ａnd ｃｏnｃentrａtion．Iｔ　maｙ　meaｎ　quizzｉng thｅ sｐeaker fｏr　additiｏnal iｎformation or　ｆor　clarｉfiｃaｔioｎ--－ｉt　ｉs alwaｙs betｔｅｒ ｔo aｓk tｈａn　ｔｏ conｔinｕe　reｇardless　and get things　wroｎg．Howevｅｒ,　if ｙou alｌoｗ yｏur ｍind to wander ｏnｔo somｅthｉng　elｓｅ， ｅｖｅｎ ｆｏr　a　few mｉnｕtes, ｙｏｕ’ll miss ｗhat ｔhe spｅakｅr is saying--－ｐｒobably ａt ｔｈe ｖery moment ｗhen hｅ or　ｓhe　is　ｓａｙing somｅthing crｉtical.And nｏt having ｈeard，　you wｏn’ｔ ｋnoｗ you’ve ｍissed aｎyｔhiｎｇ uｎtｉｌ iｔ’ｓ ｔoo latｅ．
Ｔｈe moｓt ｃommｏn bad haｂit　we　have is to　sｔart　ｔhinkｉｎg oｆ whaｔ wｅ arｅ　goｉｎｇ tｏ say　aboｕt thｅ ｓuｂject ｌong befｏre ｔhｅ otｈer speakｅr hａｓ fｉnishｅｄ. We　ｔheｎ ｓtop lｉsｔｅｎｉｎg．Eveｎ woｒse, this oftｅn aｄdｓ　rudｅnｅss　to iｎattentiveness,　as oｎｃe ｙｏｕ hａvｅ ｄecidｅd　wｈat tｏ sａy ｔhere　is　a ｆａir chａnce　yｏｕ will inｔerrupt to say it．Good　ｌiｓteners doｎ’t inteｒｒupt.In fａct　it is oftｅn ｗorｔｈ　exｐlainiｎg　tｈｅ main ｉdea ｏｆ ｗhaｔ you have ｊｕst ｂeｅn toｌd beｆore　gｏｉnｇ on to　mａｋe yoｕr own points.Ｎoｂｏdy is　ｏffｅnｄed bｙ　tｈis and　iｔ　shｏws thａt you　havｅ lｉｓtened ｗell.
Aｂovｅ all bｅ patient and aｃcｅｐｔ ｔhａｔ many peｏplｅ arｅ　noｔ　veｒy ｇｏｏd cｏmｍunicaｔors．It’s heｌｐｆul to remembeｒ that　tｈe ways ｐｅople moｖe　and　posｉtion　themseｌveｓ while ｔhey　arｅ ｓｐｅakiｎｇ cａn ｒevｅaｌ a greaｔ　deａｌ abouｔ what they　are sａying.Eｑually impoｒtant you should puｔ　ｙoｕrsｅlｆ iｎ　the　other ｐeｒson’s　plaｃe,　ｂotｈ intellectｕａｌly　and emotiｏnaｌly; it　will ｈelｐ yｏu to ｕnｄerｓtａnd　what ｔhey are geｔting　at anｄ　form　a rｅｓｐｏnse．Ｂｕｔ　ｄｏｎ’ｔ be too cｌever.Ｆaced wｉtｈ a kｎoｗ-all，　many pｅｏpｌe keep qｕiet　ｂecaｕsｅ tｈｅｙ see no ｐoｉnｔ in coｎtｉnuｉnｇ．
41.Which iｓ the ｂeｓt　title　for thｉs paｓｓａgｅ?
Ａ.Dｏｎ’t be tｏo clevｅr B.Ｂｅ a gｏod listeｎeｒ．
C．Dｏn’t miss ａnyｔhinｇ cｒｉｔicaｌﻩD.Think of the sｐeａker
４2.In ｔhe lａｓt　ｐaｒagraph, “… wｈat　thｅy　ａre getｔiｎg aｔ …” mｅａns ______．
ﻩＡ.what they　imｐly Ｂ.ｗhaｔ they likｅ
ﻩＣ．whａt they attack Ｄ.what　thｅy ａcｈｉeve
43.Wｈat ｉｓ　the ｗrｉter’ｓ　ｏpｉｎion?
ﻩA．Ｉｆ　ｙｏu want ｔｏ bｅ a goｏd ｌiｓteneｒ, you ｓhｏuｌｄ ｂe　vｅｒy ｃleveｒ and emotiｏｎal．
ﻩB．Ｓpeａkers wｏn’t　ｃontiｎｕe taｌking when thｅiｒ lｉstenｅrｓ explain　ｗhaｔ　they’ve heａrﻩD．
ﻩC．Iｆ　yｏu doｎ’ｔ want tｏ get ｔhings wroｎg, it’s　iｍporｔant　ｔo　ｂｅ a gooｄ　listeｎeｒ.
D.Ｉt’s ｈard to be a goｏd listener bｅcauｓe ｌｉstening tｅsｔs yoｕ　ｏｎ ｙｏur ｉntelligencｅ．
44.What　is the leｓsoｎ ｗe cａｎ ｌearｎ　fｒom thｉs ｐaｓsage？
ﻩA.Ｄon’t ａccuse ｏｔｈerｓ of　ｎot lisｔening while talkiｎg with them．
ﻩB.Dｏn’ｔ gｅt ａnytｈinｇ wronｇ if yｏu mｉss ｗhａt　thｅ speaｋer iｓ saｙｉｎｇ.
C.Listenｉｎｇ ｉnattentｉvely may　coｓt ｙou thｅ loss of ｙouｒ suｃcess．
ﻩD．Tｈｉnk ｃａrefulｌy of　wｈat yｏu’re going　tｏ ｓay befoｒe tｈｅ speaker finishes.

　　B
Theｒe arｅ　many ｗays of deｆiｎｉng success． Ｉｔ is　accuratｅ to sａy that eａcｈ of uｓ　ｈａｓ ouｒ　owｎ conｃｅpt oｆ succｅss to the ｅxtent ｔｈａt each of us ｉs　resｐonsibｌｅ　for settｉng　ｏur own　ｇｏaｌs ａnd deｔeｒmining whｅtｈer wｅ hａve meｔ ｔhese ｇｏals satｉｓｆacｔoriｌy． Bｅｃausｅ eacｈ oｆ us possesses　uniqｕe ｄifferenｃes　iｎ　geｎetiｃ　abiｌiｔｙ ａnd　favｏraｂle enｖiｒonmｅｎts　in wｈiｃh ｔｏ　eｘpress　theｓｅ　ａbiｌitiｅs, ｉt is ｎecｅssarily ｔruｅ that ｗe must defiｎe success　bｒｏadlｙ. Ｆｏr some peｏｐle， ｓｉmplｙ ｂeiｎg able tｏ live theiｒ life with a miｎimｕm of miseｒｙ ａnｄ sufｆｅｒing is considered ａ　success. Ｔhiｎｋ　of ｔｈe ｐｅａce　of ｍind ｏｆ the　ｐｏoｒ shepherd　ｗhｏ tｅndｓ　ｈis shｅep,　eｎjoｙs hiｓ　frugal (简朴的) liｆe with his fａmily in tｈe beauty of ｎature, ａnｄ who　is rｅｓpecteｄ becａｕse　he　ｄoｅs ａ　good　ｊｏｂ oｆ ａcｈievｉng thｅ goａｌｓ　expｅcted ｏf　and ａccepｔed ｂｙ him　and his sｏcieｔy． On the ｏｔher hａnd,　ｉｔ seｅmｓ tｈat　eveｎ　ｔｈough sｏｍe ｐeoｐle ａppear to ｂe rich in　ｍateriaｌ　ｐｏssesｓions, mａｎy　oｆ　theｍ seem to　be　ｍiｓｅrａｂｌｅ　ａｎd　ｃonsider ｔhｅmsｅｌves ｕnsucｃｅsｓful when ｊudｇed ｂy　thｅｉr own gｏａｌs of　success. Because not aｌl ｖeｎturｅs cａn be sｕccesｓful， ｏne shoｕｌd nｏｔ set uｎrealｉstic　goａls ｆoｒ ａcｈieviｎg sｕccess, buｔ iｆ one ｈas　selｆ－cｏnfiｄencｅ　it would be　unfortuｎate to seｔ　oｎｅ’ｓ　gｏａls at tｏo low　a level ｏf　aｃｈieｖemeｎt.　 A　wｉｓe　ｃｏuｎｓｅlor once　said　to ａ yoｕng man　wｈｏ ｗaｓ expeｒｉencing frｕstratiｏn wiｔｈ his own prｏｆｅsｓionａｌ sucｃess: “You　ｄo nｏt ｈave to set your goal to reach　thｅ moon　ｉn ｏrｄer to have ｓucｃess ｉn travelｉnｇ. Someｔimes　one cａn be veｒy sｕccｅssｆｕl merelｙ ｂｙ taking　a　walk　in ｔhe park，　or ｒidｉnｇ　tｈe subway downtｏwｎ,” Thｅ　counsｅlｏr aｄｄed, “Yｏu　haｖe noｔ　reａllｙ faiｌeｄ and sｐoｉlｅd yoｕr chａnｃeｓ　for succesｓ untｉl you haｖe ｂeｅn unsｕccｅssｆｕl　at ｓomething you　reａlly like， and tｏ whicｈ yｏu have　given your　beｓt eｆfort.”4５.In ｔhe　first　paragrａph， tｈe　authｏr implies thａｔ __＿＿____ａｒe　essential in ａchievｉng success .A. aｂｉlitｙ anｄ gｏaｌｓ 　 ﻩﻩﻩﻩB． gｏaｌｓ ａnd　deｔｅｒmｉnation 　C. aｂilitｙ and eｎvirｏｎmenｔﻩﻩ D.　goals and eｎvironmeｎt4６.Some rich people　consiｄeｒ tｈemselves　uｎsuccｅssful　becausｅ .　Ａ. theiｒ　lifｅ is misｅrａｂle B． tｈｅy do　not　lｉve iｎ ｐｅacｅ Ｃ.　tｈeir goalｓ aｒe too lｏｗ ﻩD. tｈey aｒe ｎｏt　rich enough ｂy theiｒ　oｗn sｔandardｓ47.The ｌａst　ｐaragraph ｉmpｌｉeｓ tｈat__＿_＿____＿.
A.　we　ｓｈouｌｄ ｈave　ｈiｇh ｇｏalｓ B. suｃcesｓ meanｓ aｃhｉeving　ｇreat　goａｌｓ C.　sｕｃcｅss ｍｅａｎs tａkiｎg　a walk　in the park
D. sｕccess　meａnｓ tryiｎg　onｅ’s　best at ｗhat　one reallｙ lｉkes4８.This paｓｓａgｅ ｍａinlｙ talks about____＿_____　．A. thｅ deｆinｉtｉon of　sucｃｅｓs 　 　B． how tｏ achiｅｖｅ　sucｃｅｓｓC. how to set gｏals 　 　　 　　 D. thｅ　ｉmｐortance oｆ goaｌs
C
When shｅ ｗas a gｉrl ｏf　sｉxteｅn ａnd beｆorｅ ｓｈe beｇan tｏ　ｗoｒk in thｅ store, Ａｌicｅ had daｔed a ｙｏunｇ mａn． The yｏung ｍan， namｅｄ Ned Curｒｉe, was　ｏlder thaｎ Ａlicｅ.　He was emｐlｏyed　on ｔhｅ local newspapｅr　aｎd fｏｒ a lｏｎg　timｅ　he wｅnt tｏ sｅｅ Aｌiｃe alｍost eveｒy　eveｎing. Togetheｒ　the　ｔwo　walkeｄ undeｒ ｔｈe treeｓ tｈrｏｕｇh tｈe sｔrｅets ｏf the town　ａnd taｌkeｄ oｆ　ｗｈat ｔｈey　ｗｏｕld　do　ｗith tｈｅir　ｌives.　Ａlicｅ wａs thｅn a ｖｅry prｅtty　gｉrｌ and　oｎe nｉgｈt Ｎeｄ　ｔook her　iｎto ｈｉs armｓ　ａｎd kｉssed heｒ．　He　bｅｃame ｅｘcｉted ａｎｄ saｉd thiｎｇs he did noｔ intｅnd to say aｎd Aｌice， bｅtrayed ｂy her ｄｅsire　to hａve something ｂｅａutｉfｕl ｃｏme inｔo ｈer　nａｒroｗ ｌｉｆe， aｌsｏ grew excitｅd.　Ｓhe also taｌｋed.　The ouｔｅr crｕst（壳） oｆ ｈer life, alｌ of ｈeｒ naｔｕral sｈyｎｅss ａnd ｒeservｅ， waｓ tｏｒn awａy and sｈe gaｖe　hｅrｓｅlf　oｖer to ｔhe emotｉoｎs of love．
Ｗheｎ,　late ｉn ｔｈｅ fall, Ned weｎt away tｏ Clevｅlaｎd　ｔｏ try to　get a　ｐlacｅ oｎ ａ　city ｎewsｐaper ａｎd　riｓe ｉn the wｏｒlｄ,　ｓhｅ ｗanteｄ to go wiｔh　ｈｉm.　With a trembｌｉnｇ ｖoiｃe ｓhｅ toｌd hiｍ whａt　was in her mind. “　I ｗill work　and you　can work,” she ｓaｉｄ． “ I don’t　wａnｔ　to　tｉe ｙou to a neｅｄlｅss ｅｘpｅnｓｅ that　wilｌ stop you makinｇ ｐrｏgress. Don’t maｒry ｍe　now． Wｅ’ll get aｌong witｈｏut that ａｎｄ　we can bｅ ｔogｅtheｒ. Evｅn　thougｈ we　live in ｔhｅ　same ｈｏuse,　no one　ｗiｌl say anything. In thｅ　citｙ we’lｌ be ｕnknoｗn aｎd people　will paｙ　no ａｔtｅnｔion ｔo ｕｓ.”
Ned waｓ ｐｕzzｌed by his ｓweetｈeａｒt’ｓ ｄetｅrmｉnatioｎ　ａnd was　also　deeply　tｏｕｃhｅｄ. He　had wａｎteｄ a ｇirlfriend　jｕst ｔo　rｅlievｅ ｔhe borｅｄom ｏｆ his　life buｔ ｈaｄ　ｃhanｇed his　mind. He now　waｎted ｔｏ ｐroteｃt ｈer and care for　her. “Yoｕ don’t ｋｎow ｗhａt you’ｒe taｌkｉng abouｔ,”　he　said ｓｈarｐly, “　I’ｌl ｌet　yoｕ　ｄｏ no　such tｈｉng. As sooｎ as I get a ｇood　jｏｂ, I’ll comｅ　back. For ｔhe ｐrｅseｎｔ ｙoｕ’ll have　to stａy　here.　It’s　tｈｅ ｏnｌｙ ｔｈiｎg　ｗe can do.
On the　evening　before he left　Winesburg,　Ned weｎt to call on Ａlice.　Theｙ　walked about throｕgh the stｒeets　for an hｏur and theｎ ｗent fｏr a drive in the　country. Thｅ mooｎ cａmｅ ｕp and ｔhey ｆｏund tｈeｍseｌves unable　to ｔａｌk. Tｈｅｙ ｓtoｐｐed at a　ｐlａｃe whｅre a long　ｍeaｄow rａn doｗn ｔo ｔhe bａnｋ of Ｗinｅ　Cｒeek and there in the dim　light hｅ ｋissed　her and promiｓed ｈe　wouｌd　loｖe　ｈer forever. When ｔhｅy reｔｕrneｄ ｔｏ town, it did nｏt seem to them thaｔ anytｈｉnｇ iｎ ｔhe　ｆutｕre ｃould bloｔ （拭去)ｏｕt　the wｏnder and bｅautｙ of tｈaｔ eveｎing． “ Ｎow we wｉll ｈave　to ｓticｋ ｔｏ eａcｈ oｔｈｅｒ; whateｖeｒ hａppenｓ,　ｗe will hａve to　do that,” Ｎed saｉd as　ｈe lｅfｔ tｈｅ　girl ａt hｅr fａthｅr’s door．
　　 He diｄ not succeed　in gｅtｔiｎg a　ｐlace on a Ｃｌｅveland nｅwspaper and ｗent wesｔ　ｔo Ｃhｉcａgｏ. Ｆor a ｔime he wａｓ lonｅly ａｎd ｗroｔｅ to Ａliｃｅ almost every ｄay.　Then he ｗas caugｈt up by thｅ ｌｉfe of tｈe citｙ; ｈe ｂｅｇａn　ｔo makｅ frｉeｎds ａnd found ｎeｗ　inteｒeｓｔｓ　iｎ ｌife. In Chicaｇo hｅ boａrｄeｄ at a ｈｏusｅ ｗｈeｒe　theｒe wｅrｅ sｅvｅｒal women. One of　thｅm　ａttｒacted hｉs attentiｏn and he forgot Alice in Wineｓｂuｒg．　At thｅ ｅnd oｆ　ａ　ｙｅar ｈe had stoｐｐｅｄ　wrｉtiｎｇ　ｌetters， anｄ only oｎce