happen eventually have increased.32.What is the basic barrier to xenotransplantation?A.The human body lacks alpha-Gal.B.The human body resists foreign tissues.C.The life of the transplanted organ is too short.D.The enzyme is prevented from making alpha-Gal.33.Why was a growth gene removed in David's case?A.The human antibody refused it.B.It would lead to heart enlargement.C.The scientists had changed it too much.D.It would make the heart less acceptable.34.What can we learn about the pig in question?A.It saved the patient's life perfectly.B.Its organ passed no virus to the human.C.It was raised in a virus-free environment.D.Its total number of genes was decreased.35.What are the author's attitude towards the future of xenotransplantation?A.Optimistic.B.Worried.C.Doubtful.D.Confused.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Ready to upgrade your usual walk around the park for a hike in the wild?36So,before you set off,here's some tips and recommendations.Choose your trail ()Are you up for a climb or would you prefer more of aneasier walk?Consider things like the amount of time you have for your hike,as well asthe distance and difficulty level.Be sure to do plenty of research and map out your startand end points.37Check the weather forecast.There's no such thing as bad weather if you've comeprepared!So checking the weather forecast in advance is vital.38For a sunnyhike,a baseball cap adds a sporty edge to your hiking outfit while keeping the sun fromyour eyes.39 A well-packed backpack can make-or-break the experience of your hike.Fill your water conainer and store up energy-increasing snacks to keep you going on yourtrail.A first aid kit and map areas worth popping in your bag,too.Before you packitimprant ogood quality backpack thatligeightand comforable.=大联考·英语第8页（共12页）

Luxury (US 170 and up)Governo Vecchio 34 is a 5-star hotel in Rome that is pure luxury.There's also a rooftopterrace()where you can have drinks at sunset and enjoy the view.Out of all the hotels inRome,Governo Vecchio 34 is one of the best!Hotel Raphael is a large luxury,two-bedroom apartment in Rome,located only a two-minute walk from the Piazza and Trevi Fountain,so you'll enjoy Ancient Rome here!It has a fullkitchen and it is the perfect Italy family hotel since it comes with everything you need whentraveling with children.Mid-range (US $80-US 169)Navona Sweet Home is an apartment that's a 3-minute walk from the Piazza in AncientRome.It is beautifully decorated and will give you a homey feeling,as well as providing you witheverything you need during your trip!Budget (up to US$79)Cappellari-Campo dei Fiori is a great budget hotel in Rome.This apartment has a fullkitchen,with everything you need to prepare a great Italian meal.It is a great place to stay inone of the best neighborhoods in Rome!Just take a look at the pictures;I'm sure you would wantto book it!()21.What may you find inconvenient while staying in Rome's city centre?A.Weather.B.Shopping.C.Traffic.D.Socializing()22.What do Hotel Raphael and Navona Sweet Home have in common?A.They both serve Italian meals.B.They both charge high prices.C.They're both located near the Piazza.D.They are intended for family travelers.()23.Which hotel would you recommend to tourists on a tight budget?A.Hotel Raphael.B.Governo Vecchio 34.C.Navona Sweet Home.D.Cappellari-Campo dei Fiori.As the dangerous Hurricane Delta closed in on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula,RicardoPimentel opened his home-to about 300 dogs.Not surprisingly,the house smelled terrible.But it was worth it:All survived the storm."It名师导学·名校名卷经典试题汇编英语（六）一4

成长评估(上接A2.A3中维)M:I'm afraid you cant find it there.Youcan get one byvisiting the websiteBookshop org.W:OK.Thanks a lot.Text 10W:Good morning,everyone.I'm glad to beDangerinvited here to talk about how to leam EnglishD.riskyquickly.To achieve that,you can try readingD.go overeverything you can get your hands on.ThereD.eventuallyare various resources for you to take advantageof,such as paperbacks,newspapers,magazines,D.cruelwebsites,emails,and your social media.WhenD.advicewas young,I liked reading English newspapers双语学报社Dcouragebest.It was really helpful.But you shouldn'tD.forgivenessjust read.You should also actively take noteD.seriousof new words.Whenever you come across anew word or expression,write it down andD.imaginedtry to form a sentence with it.Also,youshould talk with others.We leam a language号内单词的正in order to communicate.I was lucky whenI was young because some Americans wereliving in my neighborhood.I often talkedshing.Howeverwith them.If you can't find native Englishspeakers,talking with your classmates is alsohelpful.That's all.Now if you have anyice behind you,questions,you can ask me.traveled across第14期A版测试题参考答案e,you can pull1-5 BACAC6-10 CAABCup.By keeping11-15 BBABA16-20 CBBCA21-25 AABCCa better chance26-30 BBCDB31-35 DCBBD36-40 EEBCG

24.When did Gilliam set up his studio?A.While he lived in his birthplace.B.Before he left his birthplace.C.While he studied at university.D.While he lived in the capital of the USA.25.What can we learn from paragragh 2?A.Gilliam tended to make his paintings unusually hung.B.Gilliam appreciated his own paintings very much.C.Gilliam created a large number of different paintings.D.Gilliam used to set a limitation to his paintings.26.Where does the inspiration of Gilliam's Drape works come from?A.The idea of movement into shapes.B.His strange imagination.C.His attention to paintings.D.Laundry hanging from a clothesline.27.What does the underlined sentence"he was in his prime"in paragraph 5 mean?A.He was old enough.B.He was at his most successful stage.C.He was in good health.D.He was very puzzled.CA new study found that the vast majority of tested baby foods contained heavy metals,which can harm a child's brain development.In the study,conducted by a research firm AbtAssociates,the tests were performed on 168 different containers of baby foods from 61 USbaby food brands.Researchers found heavy metals in 95 percent of the tested baby foods.As the report points out,"They can harm a baby's developing brain and nervous systemand are linked to IQ loss from exposures early in life.The majority of baby foods tested(40 percent)contained three different heavy metals,with 26 percent of baby foods containingall four heavy metals.Only nine baby foods(5 percent)were free of heavy metals.Lead (was the most common heavy metal,found in 94 percent of baby foods,followed by cadmium()which was in 75 percent of baby foods.That was followed by arsenic ()(73 percentof baby foods)and mercury ()(32 percent)."We were surprised that so many of the baby foods had more than one heavy metal,"saidCharlotte Brody,a registered nurse and the national director of Healthy Babies Bright Fu-tures."The impact is additive,with a little bit of lead,a little bit of arsenic and a little bit ofcadmium added up.""Baby rice and rice-based baby snacks are the worst products.Thesepopular baby foods are nearly polluted by all four poisonous metals,"according to the report.28.What problem did the study find?A.The brain development of children.B.The heavy metals in baby foods.C.The influence on children's IQ.D.The damage to babies from baby foods.29.What is the least common heavy metal in the baby foods from the report?A.Mercury.B.Arsenic.C.Cadmium.D.Lead.【高二英语第5页（共10页）】·23-151B·

whether to move to work,to study or simply because we live in areas far away from the largeurban centers.40 It's specially fit for those who want to spend less on fuel or would loveto have an eco-friendly approach for the environment.A.Carpooling is also fit for long routes.B.That helps you reduce your fuel cost.C.However,nowadays it is a bit different./.161t3iir0D.Each passenger can travel for a reduced cost.11d6rb,力7.E.In today's digital time we are constantly.connected.F.In these situations,car sharing becomes an excellent option.G.Moreover,it improves the environment since it means less cars.)第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）11i59,阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。【i:T1,】My job is to help clients find jobs and return to school for training.One day,a lady cameto my office with a dream to become a registered nurse.However,her family did not 41.With young children to care for and her husband unemployed,she simply didn't have the42 to return to school.It was clear that this lady had a(n)43 for the nursing profession,so I encouraged herto realize her dream.I 44 her with necessary informationlto apply for nursing school.Sheleft my office,and I never 45 whether she followed her dream or not.oMany years later,I was diagnosed (with breast cancer.I was46 to hospital.The surgery was successful..It was,47,very painful.Though I48 myself on not be-ing a bell ringer,one night the pain was so 49 that.I had to call for a nurse.I rang thebell and waited for 50.A nurse came through the door and offered to help.I 51thanked her for coming to my.rescue.I said,"I am not usually like this.To myi 52,she said,"Oh,I know that,Mrs.Bryenton.It 53 that she was justthe lady who I had encouraged to follow her dream years before.She subsequently (re-turned to school for upgrading and later54 nursing.You never know what 55 your encouraging words will have on someone.It is amaz-ing that many of my clients would 56 to say thanks to me.To this day,I am still 57by strangers in the street and reminded that I was instrumental(起重要作用)in58:r theirlife.I truly believe we make a 59 by what we get,but we make a wonderful life by whatwe60,2.41.A.respondB.approveC careoD.decline42.A.meansB.qualitiesC.righttoodsD.invitation43.A.talentB.experienceC.passionD.ability12,【高三英语：第8页（共10页）】2005C·QG.

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一有一些语法结构或词汇方面的错误，但不影响理解。一应用简单的语句间的连接成分，使全文内容连贯。基本达到了预期的写作目的。第二档(6~10分)未适当完成试题规定的任务。漏掉或未描述清楚一些主要内容，写了一些无关内容。词法结构单调，词汇知识有限。有一些语法结构或词汇方面的错误，影响了对写作内容的理解。—较少使用语句间的连接成分，内容缺少连贯性。信息未能清楚地传达给读者。第一档(1~5分)未完成试题规定的任务。明显遗漏主要内容，写了一些无关内容，原因可能是未理解试题要求。语法结构单调，词汇知识有限。较多语法结构或词汇方面的错误，影响对写作内容的理解。缺乏语句间的连接成分，内容不连贯。信息未能传达给读者。不得分(0分)未能传达给读者任何信息：内容太少，无法评判；所写内容均与所要求内容无关或所写内容无法看清。【高三11月质量检测·英语参考答案第6页（共6页）】

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