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【正文】 blame 第二部分 閱讀下面材料，用不多于一個(gè)單詞的正確形式填空（每空 l分，滿分 10分） Emma had her ankle 1 (burn) when she knocked some hot liquid over 2 . At first the pain was unbearable 3 fortunately her friend Luke immediately provided some temporary treatment using some 4 (cloth). He wetted them, 5 out the cold water and placed them over her ankle. He did it over and over again 6 the pain disappeared. Then he dried the ankle gently to prevent blisters 7 forming. Finally he 8 ( take )a pair of scissors and cut a bandage to the right length. Then he tied it 9 (tight) so that it would stay 10 place. Emma was very grateful to Luke. 第三部分 書面表達(dá)（共 20分） 今年圣誕節(jié)期間，你的美國筆友 John要來福州。 Have you ever had a case _________ someone __________ your journalists ________ getting the wrong end of the stick？ 6. 只有當(dāng)你把太陽放在那兒，天空中其他行星的運(yùn)動(dòng)才能說得清楚。ll have to meet up soon”. “I39。（共 15 小題每小題 2 分，滿分 30 分） A High school is not easy. And if you were to ask Pink (a famous American singer) her opinion on the subject she’d tell you the same. Before she became famous, and when she was still called Alicia Moore, the young superstar faced more than her fair share of high school drama. In her interview with Faze (Canada’s student magazine) ， Pink admits she was considered as a troublemaker at school. “Yes, the problem was, I was labelled as trouble,” she says. Unfortunately, Pink began to deliver what the teachers expected and the bad cycle began. “It’s like the label they give you. They treat you badly, so you act badly,” Pink continues. “Did I deserve it? In the end, yes, but I feel I just get confused and act the way the teachers expect me to.” Predictably, Pink dropped out of school soon after she began to sing in nightclubs. She sang any chance she could get and was eventually discovered by a talent scout (星探 ) while singing in a club in Philadephia. However, she did not always sing the type of music we are used to hearing. She does not regret anything she has done and would not change her past if she could. She believes having faced so many difficulties at a young age is a good thing. “To experience the good you have to go through the bad, Don’t worry about being labelled. Just wait and live our own life,” she says. “Give it a couple of years then it won’t matter. Because no matter what label they give you, the best thing you can do is to prove them wrong.” 21. What does the underlined word “l(fā)abelled ” in the second paragraph mean? A. Known B. Realized C. Marked D. Discovered 22. The passage implies that students_________. A. are supported to follow their teachers’ advice B. are willing to meet with many difficulties C. are likely to behave as others expect them to D. are used to being considered to be troublesome 23. How did Pink feel when talking about her past? A. Regretful B. Thankful C. Hateful D. Fetful 24. Which of the following statements is true? A. Her leaving school is out of expectation. B. Pink started singing by chance. C. Pink thought school life was easy. D. Her style of music is unusual. B Bats (蝙蝠 ) are impressive creatures. They are known to carry dangerous diseases like SARS without getting sick. So researchers wanted to know: How do bats fight off so many deadly diseases? Learning their secret could help doctors better treat humans who have these diseases, therefore saving millions of lives. To solve this problem, a team of researchers from Australia and China analyzed bat DNA. The scientists studied two kinds of bats— the Australian megabat, known as the flying fox, and the Chinese microbat. The scientists then arranged the bat genome (基因組 ) in order by paring their DNA. The researchers now think that the special immunity (免疫性 ) to illness that bats have may be connected to their ability to fly. Bats are the only mammals (哺乳動(dòng)物 ) that can truly fly. Flying uses up a lot of energy. The energy burned for flying produces something in the animal called free radicals (自由基 ). Free radicals can damage DNA and lead to diseases such as cancer. However, bats are not affected by free radicals produced during flight. The reason is that bats carry special genes to repair any damaged DNA. Scientists think that because bats fly and produce free radicals, they’ve evolved to carry genes that shaped their special immune system. “We’re thinking that the evolution( 進(jìn)化 ) of flight led to a sort of effect, influencing not only the immune system but also things like aging and cancer,” says Chris, an expert of the Australian Animal Health Laboratory. “We think we’ve really found something special.” Researchers believe that this discovery might one day be key to helping humans fight diseases such as cancer that attack the immune system and damage DNA. 25. What’s true about bats according to the passage? A. They carry many deadly diseases like SARS so it’s easy for them to get sick. B. Bats are the only animals that can tell directions easily. C. Bats are among the mammals that can truly fly. D. Researchers studied bats to help save people. 26. According to researchers, bats can fight off many deadly diseases mainly because____ A. they have developed special immune system through evolution B. they are able to fly， which burns a lot of energy C. free radicals in their bodies can dam