2007年港澳台高考英语试卷
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2007年中華人民共和國普通高等學校
聯合招收華僑、港澳地區及臺灣省學生入學考試
英語
第一卷
I.听力
（共20小题，每小题1 分；满分20分）
听完录音后，从各题中所给的四个答案中选出能回答所提问题的或完成所给句子的最佳答案的选项。
例（录音）Man: I wonder why the office is still not open。
Woman：But it’s not yet eight。In fact ，it’s only a quarter to
eight。
when does the office open？
A.At8:30 B.At 8:15. C.At 8:00 D. At 7:45
听第一段材料，回答第一小题
1.According to the man ,how will the speakers spend their second
week?
A.Traveling.
B.Skiing
C.Staying at home
D.Visiting their classmates
听第二段材料，回答第二小题
2.What are the speakers talking about?
A.The repar of a TV set
B.A trip to the mountains
C.The hotel service
D
.A new TV show
听第三段材料，回答第三小题
3.Where does the woman prefer to live?
A.Near the railway station
B.Near her work place
C.In the countryside
D.In the city
听第四段材料，回答第四小题
4.What are the speakers going to do tomorrow?
A.Visit a weather station
B.Go for a picnic
C.Play tennis
D.Camp out
听第五段材料，回答第五小题
5.Why can't the woman go to the party?
A.She has to work
B.She has to go back home
C.She has to do her homework
D.She has to eat out with a friend
听第六段材料，回答第六七题
6.Why is BOb moving to New York?
A.He's going to work there
B.He's going live with his family
C.He's going to start a business there
D.He's going to study in a university there
7.How will the speakers probaly stay in touch in the futhre?
A.By making telephone calls
B.By writing letters
C.By sending e-mails
D.By chatting online
听第七段材料，回答第八至十一小题
8.How often does Bullock perform at powwows?
A.Every weekend
B.Every other weekend
C.Almost every day
D.Almost every other day
9.When did he start dancing?
A.When he was at high school
B.When he was at college
C.When he was 22
D.When he was 26
10.Who makes his start dancing clothes?
A.His wife
B.Bullock himself
C.Some woman in his tribe
D.Some tailors in the town
11.Which of the following best describes powwow dancing ?
A.Exciting B.Serious
C.Graceful D.Healthy
听第八段材料，回答第十二和十四小题
12.Who are the speakers?
A.Visitors to a college B.Student advisors
C.First-year students D.Part-time students
13.Which course do they finally get?
A.Geography B.Economics
C.Science D.Development Writing
14.What can we learn from the conversation?
A.Computer play an important role in teaching
B.Students have diffculty in getting desired courses
C.Morning courses are popular with students
D.Teachers are helpful in giving advice
听第九段材料，回答十五至十七小题
15.What does the woman think of her job?
A.Boring B.Diffcult
C.wonderful D.Comfortable
16.What part of the job attracts the woman most?
A.Sense of responsibility
B.Working with figures
C.Sense of achievement
D.Solving problems
17.What is the head offic intested in ?
A.Costs B.Profits
C.staff D.Customers
听第十段材料，回答第十八至二十小题
18.Who did the speaker choose for his speech topic?
A.His friend B.His teacher
C.His classmates D.His great-grandmother
19.How many people made it through to the final round of the
contest?
A.Three B.Five
C.Six D.Seven
20.What is the result of the contest ?
A.The speaker won the first place.
B.The speaker won the second place
C.The speaker won the third place
D.The speaker lost the game
II英语连用
A）选择题
21.Don't promise anything ________you're 100percent sure.
A.as B.when
C.because D.unless
22.Although it was important,the _______lecture could noy hold our
attention.
A.three-hours B.three-hours'
C.three-hour D.three-hour's
23.Although she was not very tall,Vicky_______reach the book she
wanted by standing on a chair.
A.might B.should
C.could D.ought to
24________for ten years in a bank ,Simon decided it was time to
look for a more exciting job
A.working B.Having worked
C.To have worked D.Having been working
25.It costs nearly twice as much to take the plane_______it does to
go by train
A.than B.since
Cas D.if
26.Emily________ in her mother's footsteps and started her pwn
business in March
A.followed B.obeyed
C.stuck D.defended
27.I still haven't heard from Jane even though I _______to her
three times last month
A.wrote B.was writing
C.have writing D.had written
28.Alision was ____ in the belief that she was in some way better
than other children.
A.brought out B.took on
C。took up D.brought up
29.If you take the second turning ______your right,you'll see the
museum ahead of you.
A.at B.on
C.in D.by
30.After dogs, ___________horse has had the closest relationship
with______man
A.the ;a B.the ;the
C.a;the D.the ;不填
31.I _________to rush you but I have to attend an important
meeting at 10:30
A.dislike B.regret
C.hate D.hope
32.To book your place,__________ in the form on page 187and return
it by 1st October.
A.to fill B.filling
C.fill D.filled
33.-May I have some water?
-___________
A.Come on B.Please do
C.Never mind D.My pleasure
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wear.
A.Besides B.nevertheless
C.Moreover D.Furthermore
35.We've got a difficult decision to make
,because____________choice is pleasant to us.
A.either B.whatever
C.whichever D.neither
B)完形填空
When he was eight years old,David Liu traveled to Hong KOng to see
his mother and aunt who owned a store.The family vacation 36
a career ideafor Liu.'I was really caught by the 37
of having my own business,my own store,'the fifth year
communications studies student said
38 his return to the United States, Liu started his first
39 -he sold candy to his friends.Just five
later,the13-year-old 40 from selling candy to
founding a Web development and control company.
And in 2004,Liu changed focus yet again,and 41 an
online social networking site called FAQQLY.com.FAQQLY users create
42 by asking and responding to question from other
users.' 43 social networking Web sites are 44
to keep people away fromreal life and on the site ,'Liu
said.'We wanted to 45 a community online that is related to
people's 46 life. It's a community process.'
47 it's starting to expand,FAQQLYis still a 48
company,and from technical support to marking, Liu still
does much of the 49 himself.He works pretty much and
sleeps very little.'There are 50 when you have to do either
school or work,and the school 51 takes the back
seat.If you don't do anything,then your business stands 52
,'Liu said.
Liu believes the benefits of owning a business outweigh the 53
.'A lot of interesting things happen 54 you're
always trying to meet new people,'he said , 55 that
his business has helped him to konwa wide variety of ,including a
Yahoo vice president.
36.A.turned out B.turned into C.kept up D.kept
on
37.A.decision B.sight C.lesson D.thought
38.A.Upon B.With C.At D.from
39.A.workshop B.program C.business
D.factory
40.A.jumped B.graduated C.settled
D.turned
41.A.attended B.founded C.bought
D.visited
42.A.companies B.stories C.sites D.pages
43.A.As many B.As many as C.So many D.So many
other
44.A.needed B.told C.designed D.asked
45.A.build B.buy C.find D.keep
46.A.country B.private C.social D.real
47.A.Since B.Though C.When D.As
48.A.public B.popular C.small D.top
49.A.learning B.research C.work
D.selling
50.A.times B.weeks C.periods D.months
51.A.nearly B.usually C.seldom D.merely
52.A.still B.bad C.straight D.firm
53.A.limits B.costs C.trouble D.problem'
54.Aunless B.until C.after D.if
55.A.realizing B.demanding C.adding
D.recognizing
III.阅读理解
A
Former Us President Bill Clinton stated in a meeting recently that
there is unquestionable evidence of humanity's influence on the
environment,which will soon cause a number of great changes to the
global climate.Because of carbon dioxide emissons（二氧化碳排放）caused by
power plants,cars and other fossil fuel-burning machinery,Clinton
said,the globe is heating up ,and we are already seeing the results
of our industrialism.
But other say slow warming over 100-year period is not enough to
prove there is a serious warming of the globe ,nor that human
industrialization is responsible（负有责任的）.'We don't understand what
causea warm and cold circle to appear on this earth-there are
always theories but no one can explain why ,'said meteorologist
James Murakami.
One theory,advanced by some meteorologists,is that the chemistry of
the sun has changed slightly and it is getting hotter ,which could
explain some of the warming over the past century.
Clinton is proposing to get every major city around the world to
make an effort to limit carbon dioxide emissions,and he is feeling
pretty hopefulabout the success.
But a challenge(挑战）that still remains is finding scientific
evidence that carbon dioxide emissions are the only source of the
problem.'As much as there is enough evidence of global warming ,I
cannot say that it is unquestionable,'Murakami said.'You can't say
undoubtedly what we are experiencing in this century is noy
natural.'
56.What causes global warming,according to some
meteorologists?
A.Carbon dioxide emissions
B.Human industrialization
C.Changes in the chemistry of the sun
D.Warm and cold circles of the earth.
57.What is Clinton's attitude towards the possible result of an
effort to limit gas emissions?
A.Positive B.Realistic C.Doubtful
D.Enocouraging
58.Why is Clinton's proposal faced with a challenge?
A.The effort costs too much money
B.Some major cities show little interest
C.Global warming may be a natural process
D.There are technical problems in Clinton plan
59.What would be a good title for the text?
A.How can we prevent global warming?
B.What can we do with the waste gas?
C.How will the global climate change?
D.What is causing global warming?
B
Often when two people are introduced, they start a conversation by
asking about each other's jobs.For six years,my answer to that
question produced raised eyebrows and caused my new friends to
say,'You could't pay me enough to do that job!”Then I would explain
that driving a school bus had rewards(报酬）other than the usual
money.Achieving control of the school bus was an arduous task.I had
to learn to check all oil and gas levels,and make sure that all
warning buzzers were working.The most difficult task was backing
the bus ,thirty-eight feet long,from a narrow country road into a
still narrower driveway.Yet I get great satisfaction from konwing
the children on the bus were safe because it was in top running
condition,and I was confidently in control.
The children ,however,were my constant source(持续的来源）of delight.The
younger ones were always eager to share their worries with me
.Ibecome a doll fashion advisor and new clothes admirer.Grade cards
were presented for approval;and occasionally,love notes were
dropped secretly to my knees by red-faced little boys.
Older students generally remained cool until anxiety brought them
to me .seeking advice about datibf or dealing with unreasonable
parents.And I worried over their safety each weekend when carloads
of teenagers jammed the downtown square.Although I do not have any
children of my own,I have loved several hundred boys and girls who
made me a part of their life.
If,like my new friends,I had considered only the hard work in my
job ,then I wouldn't have been a school bus driver.Of course ,I
received money ,but my real rewards were the physical discipline of
driving,and the trusting love of the children.
60.When the friends said “You couldn't pay me enough to do that
job!”（Para.1).they probably mean that______
A.working as a bus driver is not a respectable job
B.I would never work as a school bus driver
C.driving a school bus is a hard job
D.being a school bus driver is not well-paid
61.The underlined word “arduous”(para.1)probably mean
“——————”
A.safe B.hard Cinteresting
D.satisfactory
62.How did the author help when the students had problems with
their parents?
A.Gave them advice
B.Listened to their problem
C.Called their parents to explain the matter
D.Told their teachers about their problems
63.What is the text mainly about?
A.Children's love of a bus driver
B.Children's need of advice on their school work.
C.The author's experience as a student advisor
D.The author's love of work and the children .
C
Monday ,1-2p.m.The Center for 17th and 18th Century Studies
presents a string quartet of L.A.Philharmonic musicians as part of
the Henry J.Bruman Summer Chamber Music Festival.It is free and
open to the public at the Korn Covocation Hall at the Anderson
School of Management.
Wednesday,7-9p.mTHe UCLA Center for Intercultural Performance
presents“At home in this world ?”a performance by the Asia Pacific
Performance Exchange Fellowship,in Glorya Kaufman Hall's Dance
Theater.Tickets are available at the Central Ticket Offic:$4 for
students and $10 for people outside the university.
Thursday,2-4p.m.The UCLA Library presents a talent show of library
staffin the Powell Library Rotunda,produced in conjunction with its
exhibits“The artist in the Library:Art and Crafts by the people of
UCLA Libraries”
Thursday,7:30-10p.m.The UCLA Film and Television Archive
presents“Orson Welles and the Hollywood System,1939-42”in the
Melnitz Hall J.Bridges Theater.Tickets are available one hour befor
shoe time :$7general admission ,and $5 for students,seniors and
UCLA Alumni Association members.
64.Which of the following events is probably given by people from
other countries?
A.A string quartet
B.The artist in the Library
C.At home in this world?
D.Orson Welles and the Hollywood System,1939-42
65.Which of the follwing periods displays the works of the UCLA
staff?
A.Monday,1-2p.m B.Thursday,2-4p.m
C.Wednesday,7-9p.m D.Thursday,7:30-10p.m
66.How much should visitors to the UCla pay if they want to attent
the event on Thursday,7:30-10p.m?
A>$4 B.$5 C.$7 D.$10
67.Which of the following is the best title for the text?
A.This week@UCLA B.Welcome to UCLA
C.Activities for UCLA Students D.Events in UCLA Alumni
Week
D
Here in the world's richest country.we often confuse(混淆）material
things for love.“I give him everything,”a frustrated mother
complanins,“New shoes, video games,his own TV.You'd think he'd at
least show me respect!”
Of course,love and consumer goods are related.Most parents work
hard to esrn money .They want their children to have more than they
did.
The problem is ,most childreb don't connect the things parents buy
with the labor that paysfor them.Children have more ,but our
culture-and television in particular-teaches them that more is
never enough.Having more does not guarantee（保证）that a child feels
loved.
Young children see their parents as all-powerful.If parents fail to
provide what they want ,it must be a matter of choice .It's normal
for children,even well into school-age ,not to be able to take
another person's point of view .For example,they may not want their
parents to work long hours,and not realize that the parent
wouldalso rather have more time at home .As hard as these issues
are all year round,they're even harder during the holidays.For many
children ,Christmas is all about the presents.It's easy for the
religious meaning to be lost in the wrapping paper.At the same
bigger presents.
Instead ,we have to find other ways to express love and create
memories.Reading or telling stories together,making music ,playing
games,are all ways for families to spend time without spending
money.Traditions like caroling ,poem reading,even snowball fighting
,all serve the same purpose.Most important,as parents,we have to
learn to hold back some energy from our jobs.When we're present for
our children we ourselves become the presents we want to
give.
68.Many parents buy their children a lot of material things
because_________.
A.they earn money in the world's richest country
B.they need love from their children
C.they want to show their love through the goods
D.they try to improve the relationship with children
69.What can we learn about children from the text?
A.They desires expand with what they get.
B.They know love and goods are connected
C.They think their parents love workmore
D.They spend much time watching TV for their parents are
busy.
70.Why does the author say the issues are harder during the
holiday?
A.Because family reunion couldn't be replaced by presents at that
time.
B.Because parents couldn't find more time to say at home.
C.Because it's difficult to find parents with religious
meaning.
D.Because children demand new ways to celebrate Christmas.
71.Which of the following statements will the author most likely
agree with?
A.It is necessary for children to work part time after
school.
B.It is important for children to go to church in christmas.
C.It is important for parents to set aside some time to stay with
they children.
D.It pays for children to learn more about christmas tradition.
E In the african country of Tanzania,a company from Belgium
called APOPO trains African giant pouched rats(非洲巨袋鼠）to find
dangerous land mines(地雷）left over from wars.The rats are trained to
smell out some of the chemicals in the mines.After 8 to 12 months
of training,the rats can find mines so they can be safely
destroyed.
Trained gogs often perform this important work,but APOPO director
Bart Weetjens recentlydiscovered that the African giant pouched rat
costs far less money to train and care for.These rats may seem
huge.Their bodies are 12 to 16inches long,not including their
tails.But their size suits the job:At one and a half to 3
pounds,they are too light to set off the land mines.
Rats and trainers search one small area at a time.When a rat smells
mines,it lets the trainers know by pawing9用爪子抓）at the dirt in that
spot.The trainers mark each spot on a map.Later,teachnicians
explode the mines safely.In the African country of
Mozambique,nearly half the population is younger than 15 years
old.A lot of kids are in danger as they play or work.
'In the town of Vilanculos,children had been playing on the
football field,until there was an accident,'Bart Weetjens
said.APOPO rats and trainers helped other organizations make the
area safe.'The football field has been opened again,and there is no
danger any more,'Weetjens said.
About 80 million land mines are out of sight in more than
60countries around the world.As APOPO's program grows,the
72.The underlined word “they”（para.1)refers to ___________
A.the trainers B.the mines
C.the wars D.the rats
73.Why are rats cgosen to be trained to find the land mines?
A.They are native to Africa
B.They are smarter than dogs.
C.They are cheap to keep and train
D.They are quick to escape from danger.
74.What is the task of the rats in the job ?
A.To mark a map. B.To find the mines
C.To set off the mines D.To paw at the ground
75.What happened on the football field in Vilanculos?
A.A land mine exploded.
B.A player was injured during the training
C.The children were attacked by the rats
D.The villagers trued to get the field back
第二卷
短文改错
Over 90 percentof the movies show here come from
76.______________
America.A movie combines all kinds of art ,and it is a
77.______________
good way for people to share its ideas and feeling of
78.______________
happiness and sadness.So,I think it is always the people
79.______________
who live together and have the same culture who can
80.______________
share their feeling well.Whenever I see a good American
81.______________
movie,I always touched,but inside my feelings are
82.______________
different.Because these are movie to Americans,they
83.______________
cannot move me same way.That's why I wish we could
84._______________
have our own movies.We did have our own movies,but
85.________________
people don't seem very interesting in them.To be honest,
86._______________
our movie are not so exciting as Hollywood movie.
87._______________
Americans have the high technology and a big film
88._________________
industry,so there is no wander they can win the market.
89.________________
Even though it's diffcult to change the situation,you hope
90._________________
we'll have more movies produced by our on country.
五、书面表达
假如你是学校英文报的编辑，你收到一份读者来信。
Dear Editor,
My 18-year-old son has been addicted to the Internet recently.Every
day he spends several hours on it,chatting with net-friends
or playing games.I'm afraid the Internet would have a bad influence
on his study.Can you tell me what to do?
A worried mother
请你按下列要点，给这位母亲写一份回信。
要点：1.英特网并没有想象的那么糟
2.大部分英特网有教育意义
3.建议：与孩子讨论，孩子需要理解
注意：1.开头以为你写好。
2.词数：100词左右。
Dear worried mother,
I'm a student fond of the Internet, too.Like you,my parents also
worry about me. But
