【正文】 二、評(píng)分說(shuō)明： 短語(yǔ)及句子結(jié)構(gòu)不對(duì)，人稱、時(shí)態(tài)、語(yǔ)態(tài)誤用，均為大錯(cuò)。 ▲ 78. 對(duì)我們來(lái)說(shuō)，了解科學(xué)與技術(shù)的發(fā)展很有必要。 1. — Mike, don’t eat apples. It is _____ second one you’ ve eaten. — Oh, no, mum. I want to eat _____ third one. A. a。（每空一詞） In Ge Garden, the Autumn Hill lies in the northeast and is made of piled reddishbrown Huang stones. As the highest spot in the garden, the Autumn Hill is f 66 for its towering cliffs(懸崖 ) and beautiful scenery. From the t 67 of the hill people can enjoy the fullest grand sight of the whole garden. On its peak is Fuyun Pavilion(拂云 亭 ), which means that by standing on the platform of the pavilion, people can stand next to the clouds and almost t 68 them. The stone caves are deep into the Autumn Hill. In e 69 upper caves or lower ones, there are stone rooms. In the stone rooms, there are many different things made of stones, i 70 stone desks, stone beds and stone benches. The Autumn Hill is covered with maple trees(楓樹(shù) ) that c 71 colors in late autumn. When the setting s 72 shines its light on the Huang stones and red maple leaves, people will experience the greatness of forests in autumn. In the southern part of the Autumn Hill l 73 the Study Building. The hill and the building are perfectly connected so that the building m 74 the hill more beautiful. By c 75 the stone steps which are away from the main tour route, people will find themselves upstairs in the Study Building, where its owner used to read and store books. 七、書面表達(dá)（計(jì) 30分） A．句子翻譯（共 5小題；每小題 2分，計(jì) 10分） 將下列句子譯成英語(yǔ)，并將所譯句子寫在答題卡標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上。 三檔文 912 分：寫出大部分內(nèi)容要點(diǎn)，語(yǔ)言基本通順，有一些語(yǔ)法和拼寫錯(cuò)誤，基本不影響意思表達(dá)。 拼寫、標(biāo)點(diǎn)符號(hào)、冠詞、介詞等方面的錯(cuò)誤為小錯(cuò)。請(qǐng)結(jié)合 卡片信息，用英語(yǔ)寫一篇短文，向校刊 English Learning 投稿。 a D. the。（每空一詞） A language professor was explaining to her class that French nouns are grammatically designated as male or female. “Pencil, in French, is male。曹剛） 六、缺詞填空（共 10空；每空 1分，計(jì) 10分） 66. famous 67. top 68. touch 69. either 70. including 71. change 72. sun 73. lies 74. makes 75. climbing *原創(chuàng)題（儀征實(shí)驗(yàn) 詞數(shù)不足 70詞扣 3分。曹剛） 三、閱讀理解 （共 15小題；每小題 2分，計(jì) 30分） 3133 BDC *原創(chuàng)題（江都區(qū)三中 A MOVIE: Roman Holiday CHARACTERS— Princess and Reporter SCENE 8— Reporter’ s small flat Princess: They’ ll be dry in a few minutes. Reporter: Suits you. You should always wear my clothes. Princess: It seems I do. Reporter: I thought a little wine might be good. Princess: Shall I cook something? Reporter: No kitchen. Nothing to cook. I always eat out. Princess: Do you like that? Reporter: Well, life isn’ t always what one likes, is it? Princess: No, it isn’ t. Reporter: Tired? Princess: A little. Reporter: You’ ve had quite a day. Princess: A wonderful day. May I have a little more wine? I’ m sorry I couldn’ t cook us some dinner. Reporter: Did you learn how in school? Princess: (Looking proud) I’ m a good cook. I could earn my living at it. I can sew, too, and clean a house and iron. I learned to do all those things. I just haven’ t the chance to do it for anyone. Reporter: Well, looks like I’ ll have to move and get myself a place with a kitchen. Princess: Yes, I shall have to go now. Reporter: There’ s something that I want to tell you. Princess: (Going into the bathroom quickly) No, please, nothing. I must go and get dressed. 31. What does Princess mean by saying “ No, it isn’ t.” ? A. Life is always what one likes. B. Life isn’ t always what one likes. C. Life is never what one likes. D. Life is always what one dislikes. 32. The words in brackets, such as “ (Going into the bathroom quickly)” tell _____. A. what the play is about B. what the writer acts in the play C. what the characters are saying to each other D. what the characters are doing and how they are acting 33. Which of the following shows where the scene happens? A. MOVIE: Roman Holiday B. CHARACTERS— Princess and Reporter C. SCENE 8— Reporter’ s small flat D. Reporter: You’ ve had quite a day B Zhou Youguang is often considered as the “father of Pinyin”. He created the writing system that turns Chinese characters into words using letters from the Roman alphabet. He died at the age of 111. Mr. Zhou, who was born in 1906 during the Qing Dynasty, studied in China’s first Westernstyle university, St. John’s in Shanghai, where he studied economics and linguistics. As a young man, Mr. Zhou spent time in the US and worked as a Wall Street banker and had several chats with Albert Einstein, according to New York Times. He returned to China in 1949 and was given a task to create a new writing system using the Roman alphabet to help