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第Ⅰ卷(选择题)一、单项选择题:本题共8小题,每小题5分,共40分.在每小题给出的四个选项中,只有一项是符合题目要求的.1.设集合{}05,U x x x =<<∈N ,{}2560M x x x =-+=,则U M =( ) A .{}2,3 B .{}1,5C .{}1,4D .{}2,3,5【答案】C【解析】由题设,{2,3}M =,{1,2,3,4}U =,所以{1,4}U M =,故选C . 2.复数z 在复平面内对应的点的坐标为(1,2)-,则i z ⋅=( ) A .2i -+ B .2i +C .2i --D .2i -【答案】D【解析】依题意12i z =-+,12i z =--,()i 12i i 2i z ⋅=--⋅=-,故选D .3.函数sin()()e ex xx f x π-=+的图象大致是( ) A . B .C .D .【答案】C 【解析】函数sin()()e e x x x f x π-=+定义域为R ,sin()sin()()()e e e ex xx x x x f x f x ππ-----===-++, 即()f x 是奇函数,A ,B 不满足;当(0,1)x ∈时,即0x ππ<<,则sin()0x π>, 而e e 0x x -+>,因此()0f x >,D 不满足,C 满足, 故选C .4.如图,在直三棱柱111ABC A B C -中,ABC △是直角三角形,且1AB BC AA ==,D 为棱11B C 的中点,点E 在棱BC 上,且4BC BE =,则异面直线AC 与DE 所成角的余弦值是( )A .3417B .3434C .105D .1010【答案】B【解析】如图所示,在棱BC 上取点F ,使CF BE =,连接11,,C F AF A F , 因为1AB BC AA ==,D 为棱11B C 的中点,点E 在棱BC 上,且4BC BE =,设14AB BC AA ===,可得1BE CF ==,3BF =,1142AC AC ==,2EF =, 在ABF △中,因为4,3AB BF ==,所以22435AF =+=, 在直角1A AF △中,221141A F AA AF =+=,在直角1C CF △中,221117C F CC CF =+=,此卷只装订不密封班级 姓名 准考证号 考场号 座位号因为D 是11B C 的中点,所以12C D =,所1EF C D =,又因为11BC B C ∥,所以1EF C D ∥,所以四边形1C DEF 是平行四边形, 所以1DE C F ∥,所以11A C F ∠是异面直线AC 与DE 所成的角,在11A C F △中,由余弦定理可得1132174134cos 3424217AC F +-∠==⨯⨯, 即异面直线AC 与DE 所成角的余弦值是3434,故选B .5.设等差数列{}n a 的前n 项和为n S ,满足10a <,916S S =,则( ) A .0d < B .n S 的最小值为25SC .130a =D .满足0n S >的最大自然数n 的值为25【答案】C【解析】由于916S S =,101112131415160a a a a a a a ++++++=,∴上式中等差中项130a =,13110120a a a d -=-=>,即0d >,故A 错误; 由等差数列的性质可知2513250S a ==,110S a =<,即125S S <,故B 错误; 由以上分析可知C 正确,D 错误, 故选C .6.从编号分别为1、2、3、4、5、6、7的七个大小完全相同的小球中,随机取出三个小球,则至少有两个小球编号相邻的概率为( ) A .57B .35C .25D .13【答案】A【解析】随机取出三个小球共有3735C =种情况,任意两个小球编号都不相邻的基本事件有()1,3,5,()1,3,6,()1,3,7,()1,4,6,()1,4,7,()1,5,7,()2,4,6,()2,4,7,()2,5,7,()3,5,7共有10种,故所求概率为35105357-=,故选A . 7.已知函数()21ln ,02,0x x f x x x x x ⎧->⎪=⎨⎪+≤⎩,则函数[()1]y f f x =+的零点个数是( ) A .2 B .3 C .4 D .5【答案】D【解析】令()()21ln 1,011,0x x x t f x x x ⎧-+>⎪=+=⎨⎪+≤⎩. ①当0t >时,1()ln f t t t=-,则函数()f t 在(0,)+∞上单调递增,由于(1)10f =-<,1(2)ln 202f =->,由零点存在定理可知,存在1(1,2)t ∈,使得()10f t =;②当0t ≤时,2()2f t t t =+,由2()20f t t t =+=,解得2320t t =-=,. 作出函数()1t f x =+,直线120t t t t ==-=、、的图象如下图所示:由图象可知,直线1t t =与函数()1t f x =+的图象有两个交点; 直线0t =与函数()1t f x =+的图象有两个交点; 直线2t =-与函数()1t f x =+的图象有且只有一个交点, 综上所述,函数()1y f f x ⎡⎤=+⎣⎦的零点个数为5,故选D .8.已知两条直线1:2320l x y -+=,2:3230l x y -+=,有一动圆(圆心和半径都在变动)与12,l l 都相交,并且12,l l 被截在圆内的两条线段的长度分别是定值26,24,则动圆圆心的轨迹方程为( )A .()22165y x --= B .()22165x y --= C .()22165y x -+= D .()22165x y +-=【答案】D【解析】设动圆圆心(),P x y ,半径为r , 则P 到1l的距离1d =,P 到2l的距离2d =因为12,l l 被截在圆内的两条线段的长度分别是定值26,24,24∴==,化简后得222212169,144r d r d -=-=,相减得222125d d -=,将1d =,2d =()22165x y +-=,故选D .二、多项选择题:本题共4小题,每小题5分,共20分.在每小题给出的选项中,有多项符合题目要求.全部选对的得5分,部分选对的得2分,有选错的得0分.9.下列命题中,正确的命题是( )A .数据1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10的70%分位数是7B .若随机变量1~6,3X B ⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭,则()4=9D X C .若事件A ,B 满足()()()1P AB P A P B ⎡⎤=⋅-⎣⎦,则A 与B 独立 D .若随机变量()2~2,X N σ,()10.68P X >=,则()230.18P x ≤<= 【答案】CD【解析】A :由1070%7⨯=,所以70%分位数是787.52+=,错误; B :由题设,()1146(1)333D X =⨯⨯-=,错误;C :因为()()()P AB P AB P A +=,即()()()P AB P A P AB =-, 又()()()[1]P AB P A P B =⋅-,即()()()()P A P B P A P AB =-, 所以()()()B P AB P A P =,故A 与B 独立,正确;D :由题设,()P X 关于2X =对称,所以()2(1)1230.182P X P x >-≤<==,正确,故选CD .10.已知函数()()cos 206f x x πωω⎛⎫=-> ⎪⎝⎭的最小正周期为2π,将()f x 的图象向左平移6π个单位长度,再把得到的曲线上各点的横坐标伸长到原来的2倍(纵坐标不变),得到函数()g x 的图象,则下列结论正确的是( ) A .()00g =B .()g x 在0,4π⎡⎤⎢⎥⎣⎦单调递增 C .()g x 的图象关于4x π=-对称D .()g x 在,123ππ⎡⎤-⎢⎥⎣⎦上的最大值是1 【答案】AC【解析】由题意222ππω=,2ω=,所以()cos(4)6f x x π=-, 1()cos[4()]cos(4)sin 4662g x x x x πππ=+-=+=-,()sin 2g x x =-,(0)0g =,A 正确; 0,4x π⎡⎤∈⎢⎥⎣⎦时,220,x π⎡⎤∈⎢⎥⎣⎦,sin 2y x =递增,()g x 递减,B 错;()sin()142g ππ-=--=是最大值,C 正确;,123x ππ⎡⎤∈-⎢⎥⎣⎦时,22,63x ππ⎡⎤∈-⎢⎥⎣⎦,sin 2y x =的最小值是12-,()g x 的最大值是12, D 错, 故选AC .11.已知抛物线24y x =的焦点为F ,过原点O 的动直线l 交抛物线于另一点P ,交抛物线的准线于点Q ,下列说法正确的是( ) A .若O 为线段PQ 中点,则2PF =B .若4PF =,则OP =C .存在直线l ,使得PF QF ⊥ D .PFQ △面积的最小值为2【答案】AD【解析】抛物线24y x =的准线为1x =-,焦点()1,0F , 若O 为PQ 中点,所以1P x =,所以12p PF x =+=,故A 正确;若4PF =,则413P x =-=,所以OP ===,故B 错误;设()2,2P a a ,则21,Q a ⎛⎫-- ⎪⎝⎭,所以()21,2FP a a =-,22,QF a ⎛⎫= ⎪⎝⎭,所以22224220FP QF a a ⋅=-+=+>,所以FP 与FQ 不垂直,故C 错误;212112212PFQ P Q S a OF a y a a y =+=⋅⨯⨯=+⋅-≥△,当且仅当1a a=,即1a =±时,取等号, 所以PFQ △面积的最小值为2,故D 正确, 故选AD .12.定义:在区间I 上,若函数()y f x =是减函数,且()y xf x =是增函数,则称()y f x =在区间I 上是“弱减函数”.根据定义可得( ) A .()1f x x=在()0,∞+上是“弱减函数”B .()ex x f x =在()1,2上是“弱减函数”C .若()ln x f x x=在(),m +∞上是“弱减函数”,则e m ≥D .若()2cos f x x kx =+在0,2π⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭上是“弱减函数”,则213k ππ≤≤ 【答案】BCD【解析】对于A ,1y x =在()0,+∞上单调递减,()1y xf x ==不单调,故A 错误; 对于B ,()e x x f x =,()1ex xf x -'=在()1,2上,()0f x '<,函数()f x 单调递减,()2e x x y xf x ==,()2220e ex xx x x x y --'==>,∴y 在()1,2单调递增,故B 正确; 对于C ,若()ln x f x x =在(),m +∞单调递减,由()21ln 0xf x x-'==,得e x =, ∴e m ≥,()ln y xf x x ==在()0,+∞单调递增,故C 正确;对于D ,()2cos f x x kx =+在0,2π⎛⎫⎪⎝⎭上单调递减,()sin 20f x x kx '=-+≤在0,2x π⎛⎫∈ ⎪⎝⎭上恒成立minsin 2x k x ⎛⎫⇒≤ ⎪⎝⎭, 令()sin x h x x =,()2cos sin x x x h x x-'=,令()cos sin x x x x ϕ=-,()cos sin cos sin 0x x x x x x x ϕ'=--=-<,∴()x ϕ在0,2π⎛⎫⎪⎝⎭上单调递减,()()00x ϕϕ<=,∴()0h x '<,∴()h x 在0,2π⎛⎫⎪⎝⎭上单调递减,()22h x h ππ⎛⎫>= ⎪⎝⎭,∴212k k ππ≤⇒≤,()()3cos g x xf x x x kx ==+在0,2π⎛⎫⎪⎝⎭上单调递增,()2cos sin 30g x x x x kx =-+≥'在0,2x π⎛⎫∈ ⎪⎝⎭上恒成立,∴2maxsin cos 3x x x k x -⎛⎫≥ ⎪⎝⎭, 令()2sin cos x x x F x x -=,()23cos 2cos 0x x x F x x+'=>, ∴()F x 在0,2π⎛⎫⎪⎝⎭上单调递增,()22F x F ππ⎛⎫<= ⎪⎝⎭,∴2233k k ππ≥⇒≥,综上:213k ππ≤≤,故D 正确,故选BCD .第Ⅱ卷(非选择题)三、填空题:本大题共4小题,每小题5分.13.已知向量()(),2λλ=∈R m ,()3,3=-n ,若()3⊥+n m n ,则实数λ=______. 【答案】20【解析】依题意()()()3,233,39,11λλ+=+-=-m n ,若()3⊥+n m n ,则()()()33,39,11327330λλ⋅+=-⋅-=-++=n m n ,解得20λ=, 故答案为20.14.将3封不同的信随机放入2个不同的信箱中,共有n 种不同的放法,则在nx ⎛ ⎝的展开式中,含2x 项的系数为________. 【答案】70【解析】由题意得328n ==,在8x ⎛ ⎝展开式中,818(r r r r T C x -+=, 当1822r r --=,即4r =时,该项为270x ,故答案为70.15.《数书九章》三斜求积术:“以小斜幂,并大斜幂,减中斜幂,余半之,自乘于上;以小斜幂乘大斜幂,减上,余四约一,为实,一为从隅,开平方得积”.秦九韶把三角形的三条边分别称为小斜、中斜和大斜,“术”即方法.以S ,a ,b ,c 分别表示三角形的面积,大斜,中斜,小斜;,,a b c h h h分别为对应的大斜,中斜,小斜上的高;则111222a b c S ah bh ch ====.若在ABC △中,2a h =,7b h =,c h =__________.【答案】3【解析】由a b c ah bh ch ==,知111::::8:7:5a b ca b c h h h ==,设8,7,5a k b k c k ===,则2S ===,又182S k =⨯=,∴2=,∴1k =,∴8,7,5a b c ===,∴2221cos 22a cb B ac +-==,又()0,B π∈,∴3B π=,∴该三角形外接圆的直径2sin 3b R B ===,.16.定义:若A ,B ,C ,D 为球面上四点,E ,F 分别是AB ,CD 的中点,则把以EF 为直径的球称为AB ,CD 的“伴随球”.已知A ,B ,C,D 是半径为2的球面上四点,AB CD ==AB ,CD 的“伴随球”的直径取值范围为__________;若A ,B ,C ,D 不共面,则四面体ABCD 体积的最大值为___________. 【答案】(]0,2,4【解析】设O 为,,,A B C D 所在球面的球心,∴2OA OC==. ∵AB CD ==,E F 分别是,AB CD 的中点, ∴OE AB ⊥,OE CD ⊥,且AE CF == ∴1OE OF ==,则E 、F 均是以O 为球心,1为半径的球面上的点, 若以EF 为直径作球,则02EF OE OF <≤+=, 即AB ,CD 的“伴随球”的直径取值范围是(0,2]. ∵E 是AB 中点,∴223A BCD A CDE CDE V V S d --==⋅△, d为点A 到平面CDE 距离,d AE ≤=,又12CDE S CD h =⋅△,h 为点E 到CD 距离,2h EF ≤≤,∴22323432A BCDV -⨯≤⨯⨯=,当且仅当,E O ,F 三点共线,且AB ⊥CD 时,等号成立. 故答案为(0,2],4.四、解答题:本大题共6个大题,共70分.解答应写出文字说明、证明过程或演算步骤.17.(10分)如图,ABC △中,角A ,B ,C 的对边分别为a ,b ,c ,且22cos a c b C -=. (1)求角B 的大小;(2)已知3b =,若D 为ABC △外接圆劣弧AC 上一点,求AD DC +的最大值.【答案】(1)3π;(2)23 【解析】(1)法一:∵22cos a c b C -=, 由正弦定理得2sin()sin 2sin cos B C C B C +-=, ∴2(sin cos sin cos )sin 2sin cos B C C B C B C +-=, ∴()sin 2cos 10C B -=, ∵sin 0C ≠,∴1cos 2B =, 又∵0B π<<,∴3B π=. 法二:∵22cos a c b C -=,由余弦定理得22222222222a b c a c b a ac a b c ab +--=⋅⇒-=+-, ∴222a cb ac +-=,∴2221cos 22a cb B ac +-==,∵0B π<<,∴3B π=.(2)由(1)知,3B π=,而四边形ABCD 内角互补,则23ADC π∠=,法一:设DAC ∠θ=,则3DCA πθ∠=-,由正弦定理得232sin sinsin 33AD DC ACππθθ===⎛⎫- ⎪⎝⎭∴33AD πθ⎛⎫=- ⎪⎝⎭,23DC θ=,∴23233cos 3232333AD DC ππθθθθθ⎛⎫⎛⎫+=-+=+=+≤ ⎪ ⎪⎝⎭⎝⎭当且仅当3AD DC ==AD DC +的最大值为23法二:在ADC △中,23ADC π∠=,3AC =, 由余弦定理得22222cos 3AC AD DC AD DC π=+-⋅,∴22()()994AD DC AD DC AD DC ++=+⋅≤+,∴23AD DC +≤当且仅当3AD DC ==AD DC +的最大值为2318.(12分)已知数列{}n a 满足113a =,1111n n a a ++=+. (1)设1n nb a =,证明:{}n b 是等差数列; (2)设数列n a n ⎧⎫⎨⎬⎩⎭的前n 项和为n S ,求n S .【答案】(1)证明见解析;(2)()()3234212n n S n n +=-++.【解析】(1)因为111111111111111n n n n n n n n n n n n a b b a a a a a a a a a +++-=-=-=-=-=-++,∵1n nb a =,∴1113b a ==,所以数列{}n b 是以3为首项,1为公差的等差数列. (2)因为1113b a ==,所以3(1)12n b n n =+-⨯=+, 由12n n a =+,得12n a n =+, 故()1111222n a n n n n n ⎛⎫==- ⎪++⎝⎭, 所以1212n n a a a S n=++⋅⋅⋅+ 1111111111111112322423521122n n n n ⎛⎫⎛⎫⎛⎫⎛⎫⎛⎫=-+-+-+⋅⋅⋅+-+- ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪-++⎝⎭⎝⎭⎝⎭⎝⎭⎝⎭ 11111111111232435112n n n n ⎛⎫=-+-+-+⋅⋅⋅+-+- ⎪-++⎝⎭()()111113113231221222124212n n n n n n n +⎛⎫⎛⎫=+--=--=- ⎪ ⎪++++++⎝⎭⎝⎭. 19.(12分)如图1,在平面四边形PDCB 中,PD BC ∥,BA PD ⊥,1PA AB BC ===,12AD =.将PAB △沿BA 翻折到SAB △的位置,使得平面SAB ⊥平面ABCD ,如图2所示.(1)设平面SDC 与平面SAB 的交线为l ,求证:BC l ⊥;(2)在线段SC 上是否存在一点Q (点Q 不与端点重合),使得二面角Q BD C --的余弦值为66,请说明理由.【答案】(1)证明见解析;(2)存在点Q 为SC 的中点时,使得二面角Q BD C --的余弦值为66,理由见解析.【解析】(1)证明:延长,BA CD 相交于点E ,连接SE , 则SE 为平面SCD 与平面SBA 的交线l . 证明如下:由平面SAB ⊥平面ABCD ,BA AD ⊥,AD ⊂平面ABCD , 且平面SAB平面ABCD AB =,所以AD ⊥平面SAB ,又由AD BC ∥,所以BC ⊥平面SAB ,因为SE ⊂平面SAB ,所以BC SE ⊥,所以BC l ⊥. (2)解:由(1)知:,,SA AB AD AB SA AD ⊥⊥⊥,以A 为坐标原点,以,,AD AB AS 所在的直线分别为x 轴、y 轴和z 轴建立空间直角坐标系,如图所示,可得1(0,0,0),(0,1,0),(1,1,0),(,0,0),(0,0,1)2A B C D S ,则1(,1,0)2BD =-,设SQ SC λ=(其中01)λ<<,则(,,1)Q λλλ-,所以(,1,1)BQ λλλ=--,设平面QBD 的法向量为(,,)x y z =n ,则()()102110BD x y BQ x y z λλλ⎧⋅=-=⎪⎨⎪⋅=+-+-=⎩n n ,令2x =,可得131,1y z λλ-==-,所以13(2,1,)1λλ-=-n , 又由SA ⊥平面BDC ,所以平面BDC 的一个法向量为(0,0,1)=m ,则21361cos ,135()11λλλλ-⋅-==⋅-+⋅-m n m n m n ,解得12λ=, 所以存在点Q 为SC 的中点时,使得二面角Q BD C --6.20.(12分)某企业从生产的一批零件中抽取100件产品作为样本,检测其质量指标值m (其中:100400m ≤≤),得到频率分布直方图,并依据质量指标值划分等级如表所示:质量指标值m150≤m <350 100≤m <150或350≤m ≤400等级A 级B 级(1)根据频率分布直方图估计产品的质量指标值的60%分位数;(2)从样本的B 级零件中随机抽3件,记其中质量指标值在[350,400]的零件的件数为ξ,求ξ的分布列和数学期望;(3)该企业为节省检测成本,采用混装的方式将所有的零件按500个一箱包装,已知一个A 级零件的利润是10元,一个B 级零件的利润是5元,以样本分布的频率作为总体分布的概率,试估计每箱零件的利润.【答案】(1)2875.;(2)分布列见解析,数学期望为32;(3)每箱零件的利润是4750元.【解析】(1)前三组的频率和为00010002000350030.6++⨯=<(...).,前四组的频率和为030008500706+⨯=>...., 设60%分位数为x ,(250,300)x ∈,0.3(250)0.0080.6x +-⨯=,解得2875x =.,∴产品的质量指标值的60%分位数为2875.. (2)()0.0010.0015010010+⨯⨯=,所以样本的B 级零件个数为10个,质量指标值在[350,400]的零件为5个,故ξ可能取的值为0,1,2,3,相应的概率为30553101(0)12C C P C ξ===,()21553105112C C P C ξ===,()12553105212C C P C ξ===,03553101(3)12C C P C ξ===,随机变量ξ的分布列为ξ123P112512512112所以期望()1212122E ξ=++=. (3)设每箱零件中A 级零件有X 个,则B 级零件有()500X -个,每箱零件的利润为Y元,由题意知:()10550052500Y X X X =+-=+,由(2)知:每箱零件中B 级零件的概率为()0.0010.001500.1+⨯=,A 级零件的概率为10109-=..,所以()~500,0.9X B ,所以()5000.9450E X =⨯=, 所以()()()52500525004750E Y E X E X =+=+=(元), 所以每箱零件的利润是4750元.21.(12分)已知抛物线2:2(0)E x py p =>的焦点为F ,点11,4T ⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭在E 上. (1)求TF ;(2)O 为坐标原点,E 上两点A 、B 处的切线交于点P ,P 在直线2y =-上,P A 、PB 分别交x 轴于M 、N 两点,记OAB △和PMN △的面积分别为1S 和2S .试探究:12S S 是否为定值?若是定值,求出该定值;若不是定值,说明理由.【答案】(1)54;(2)是,12S S 为定值2.【解析】(1)因为点11,4T ⎛⎫⎪⎝⎭在E 上,于是112p =,解得2p =,所以15424p TF =+=.(2)抛物线方程为24x y =,故214y x =,所以12y x '=. 设A 、B 的坐标分别为211,4x x ⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭、222,4x x ⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭,则P A 的方程为2111()24x x y x x =-+,即21124x x y x =-;同理PB 的方程为22224x x y x =-, 联立P A ,PB 方程得122P x x x +=,124P x xy =, 所以P 、M 、N 的坐标分别为1212,24x x x x+⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭,1,02x ⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭,2,02x ⎛⎫ ⎪⎝⎭,则1224x x =-,128x x =-, 设AB 的直线方程为y kx b =+,联立24y kx bx y =+⎧⎨=⎩消去y 得2440x kx b --=,由韦达定理可知1248x x b =-=-,所以2b =, 故直线AB 过定点(0,2),所以11212122S x x x x =⋅⋅-=-,12122122222x x x x S -=⋅⋅-=,因此,122S S =,故12SS 为定值2. 22.(12分)已知函数2()1e x ax f x =-,0a ≠.(1)讨论()f x 的单调性;(2)当0x >,0a >时,e ()x f x bx ≥,证明:32e 27ab ≤. 【答案】(1)答案见解析;(2)证明见解析. 【解析】(1)()f x 的定义域为R ,()()()2222e e e e x xxxax x ax ax f x --'=-=.①当0a >时,当(,0)x ∈-∞或(2,)x ∈+∞时,()0f x '>,()f x 单调递增; 当(0,2)x ∈时,()0f x '<,()f x 单调递减.②当0a <时,当(,0)x ∈-∞或(2,)x ∈+∞时,()0f x '<,()f x 单调递减; 当(0,2)x ∈时,()0f x '>,()f x 单调递增.(2)由e ()x f x bx ≥,得2e 0x ax bx --≥,因为0x >,所以e 0x ax b x--≥, 令()()e 0xg x ax b x x =-->,则()()21e x x g x a x-'=-, 设()()()21e 0x x h x ax x-=->,则()()2322e 0xxx h x x-+'=>,所以()h x 在(0,)+∞上单调递增, 又因为()10h a =-<,()()()()21221e 1011aa a a h a a a a a a a +⋅++=->-=-=++,(由(1)知当1a =时,()()24210e f x f ≥=->,所以当0x >时,210ex x ->,即2e x x >.) 所以,存在0(1,1)x a ∈+,使得0()0h x =,即()0021e x x a x-=.所以,当0(0,)x x ∈时,()0g x '<,()g x 单调递减; 当0(,)x x ∈+∞时,()0g x '>,()g x 单调递增,所以()()0000e 0x g x g x ax b x ≥=--≥,所以()()000000001e 2e e xxx x x b x x x --≤-=,所以()()()222000033032e 12e x x x x x x ab xx-+---≤=.设()()()22332e 1xx x F x x x -+-=>,则()()()2322244232227106e e xx x x x x x x F x x x--+-+-'=-⋅=-⋅, 当312x <<时,()0F x '>,()F x 单调递增;当32x >时,()0F x '<,()F x 单调递减, 所以()332e 227F x F ⎛⎫≤= ⎪⎝⎭,所以32e 27ab ≤.。
【苏教版】六年级(下)期末数学试卷一、仔细阅读,谨慎填空.(第4小题0.5分/空,其余每空1分,共20分.)1.(2分)一个七位数,它的最高位是最小的质数,万位和千位上是最大的一位数,十位上是最小的合数,其它数位上都是零,这个数读作:,省略万位后面的尾数是.2.(1分)一个圆锥的体积是6.28立方分米,高是1.2分米,与它等底等高的圆柱的体积是立方分米.3.(1分)在一个减法算式中,被减数、减数与差的和是37.4,这个算式中的被减数是.4.(2分)21÷=:16===%.5.(1分)李师傅加工一批零件.经检查,已经加工的零件中有72个合格,8个不合格,合格率是90%.后来又加工了20个零件,而且20个零件都合格.最终,李师傅加工的这批零件的合格率是%.6.(1分)一套运动服的价格是300元,已知裤子的价格是上衣的,上衣的价格是元.7.(1分)把一条米长的铁丝截成相等的4段,每段占全长的.8.(1分)小华到商店买了4本笔记本,付给售货员15元,找回b 元,每本笔记本元.9.(1分)一班男生的人数比女生多,女生人数比男生少.10.(1分)在同一幅地图上量得甲乙两地的直线距离为15厘米,甲丙两地的直线距离为18厘米,如果甲乙两地的实际距离是600千米,那么甲丙两地的实际距离是千米.11.(1分)推导圆面积计算公式常用“化圆为方”“化曲为直”的转化策略.把一张圆形纸片剪拼成宽等于半径,面积不变的长方形.剪拼成的这个长方形的周长是16.56厘米,这张圆形纸片的面积是平方厘米.12.(1分)一种袋装食品标准净重为200g,质监工作人员为了解该种食品每袋的净重与标准的误差,把食品净重205g记为+5g,那么,食品净重199g,就记为g.13.(1分)有黑色、白色、黄色的筷子各6根混在一起,至少要取出根筷子,才能保证取到同样颜色的一双筷子.14.(1分)如图,涂色部分的面积是整个长方形面积的.15.(1分)某种商品四月份的价格比三月份下降了20%,五月份又比四月份上涨了20%,五月份的价格比三月份下降了%.16.(1分)有两个容器,一个是圆柱体,一个是圆锥体,它们的底面积和高都相等,把0.8升饮料倒入两个容器,正好把两个容器都装满且无剩余,圆锥体容器的容积是立方厘米.17.(1分)有一盘草莓接近20个,小东把它分给几个小朋友,若每人分3个,则多2个;若每人分4个,则差3个,这盘草莓有个.18.(1分)按照△◇〇□△◇〇□△◇〇□……△◇〇□这样的规律排列,那么第65个的图形是.(在横线上画出图形)二、仔细推敲,辨别正误.(对的打“√”,错的打“×”.5分,每题1分)19.(1分)如果a÷b=2……1,那么10a÷10b=2……1(a、b均不为0).(判断对错)20.(1分)一个长方体,如果有两个相邻的面是正方形,这个长方体就是正方体.(判断对错)21.(1分)的分子加上6,如果要使分数的大小不变,分母应乘以3.(判断对错)22.(1分)中午12:30时,钟面上的时针和分针成平角.(判断对错)23.(1分)圆的面积与它的半径成正比例.(判断对错)三、反复比较,慎重选择.(把正确答案前的字母填在括号里.5分,每题1分)24.(1分)有两根同样长的绳子,第一根截去它的,第二根截去米,余下的部分相比()A.第一根余下的长B.第二根余下的长C.两根绳子余下的部分同样长D.前面三种情况都有可能25.(1分)下面的问题中,()与棱长和有关.A.包装一个长方体礼盒需要多少彩带B.一个玻璃球沉入装有水的杯子中,溢出多少水C.做一个无盖的玻璃鱼缸需要多少玻璃D.油漆大厅里的柱子,需要多少油漆26.(1分)小丽有两根长分别是4厘米和9厘米的小棒,如果她想从下面的4根小棒中选一根围成一个三角形,应该选()长的小棒.A.5厘米B.8厘米C.14厘米D.ABC三个选项都行27.(1分)李老师把发放《交通安全常识》宣传册的任务平均分给甲乙丙三名学生.上午,甲发了168册,乙发了125册,丙发了127册,这时三人剩下的总册数刚好与每人分到的册数相等.丙剩下()册没发完.A.210B.85C.83D.42 28.(1分)张经理打算制一个统计图,清楚表示出5个商场7月份甲、乙两种空调的销量情况,制成()比较好.A.扇形统计图B.复式折线统计图C.条形统计图D.复式条形统计图四、认真审题,细心计算.(33分)29.(5分)直接写得数.=1÷==0.22===0.125÷=0.27×9+0.27==1÷﹣÷1=30.(18分)怎样算简便就怎样算.2.5×1.25×3.2(14﹣14×)×1.2×()83××31.(4分)解方程.32.(3分)列综合式计算.除的商加上0.8,所得的和乘以,积是多少?33.(3分)如图中正方形ABDC和CDFE的边长都是2厘米,计算图形中阴影部分的面积.五、操作与统计.(7分)34.(1分)暑假期间,王老师打电话通知校园足球队的学生到校参加比赛,每分钟通知1人,3分钟就通知了7人,请用你喜欢的方式把王老师通知学生的方法表示清楚.35.(1分)画出如图轴对称图形的另一半.36.(5分)如图的扇形统计图是芳芳星期天的时间安排.请根据扇形统计图提供的信息解决问题.(1)芳芳星期天的学习时间是小时,芳芳娱乐活动的时间比学习时间多%.(2)完成右上方的条形统计图.六、运用知识,解决问题.(1-5每题4分,6-7每题5分,共30分)37.(4分)向阳林场去年植树15000棵,今年比去年多植,今年植树多少棵?38.(4分)一个果园今年的水果产量是18吨,因干旱等原因比去年减产二成五,果园去年的水果产量是多少吨?39.(4分)李师傅把5万元钱存入银行,整存整取五年,已知年利率是3.6%,到期时,李师傅可以获得本金和利息共多少元?40.(4分)一辆客车和一辆轿车从相距450千米的甲乙两地同时出发,相向而行,2.5小时后两车相遇.已知客车与轿车的速度比是4:5,客车每小时行驶多少千米?41.(4分)一个圆柱形容器的底面半径是10厘米,高是20厘米,容器里面的水深为15厘米,将一个底面积为78.5平方厘米的圆锥体铁块浸没在容器中,水面上升了0.5厘米,这个圆锥体的高是多少厘米?42.(5分)甲乙两辆汽车分别从A、B两城同时出发,相向而行,甲车每小时行全程的,乙车每小时行全程的,行了3小时后,两车相距28千米.A、B两城相距多少千米?43.(5分)某小学学生乘车去郊游,如果每车坐60人,则有15人上不了车,如果每车多坐5人,则恰好空出一辆车,共有多少学生?【苏教版】六年级(下)期末数学试卷参考答案与试题解析一、仔细阅读,谨慎填空.(第4小题0.5分/空,其余每空1分,共20分.)1.【解答】解:一个七位数,它的最高位是最小的质数,万位和千位上是最大的一位数,十位上是最小的合数,其它数位上都是零,这个数读作:二百零九万九千零四十,省略万位后面的尾数是210万。
2023届苏州市高三高考考前冲刺卷(一)地理2023.05 本试卷分第Ⅰ卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷(综合题)两部分。
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第Ⅰ卷(选择题共46分)一、单项选择题:本大题共23小题,每小题2分,共46分。
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图1示意晨昏轨道、上午轨道和下午轨道。
读图回答1~2题。
1.与上午轨道卫星和下午轨道卫星相比,晨昏轨道卫星A.太阳能补充不足 B.两侧温度差异小C.对地观测时,成像仪检测精度较低D.对地观测时,当地的太阳高度角小图12.2021年7月17日(农历六月初八),当E星观测到巴西圣保罗(23°S,47°W)的万家灯火时,下列现象可信的是A.中国北极黄河站(79°N 12°E)极光绚烂B.夏威夷火奴鲁鲁(21°N 158°W)烈日当空C.冰岛雷克雅未克(64°N 22°W)月亮摇挂东面天空D.墨西哥圣地亚哥(23°N 110°W)此时地表气温最低研究人员将1971~2020年间云贵高原地区持续7天以上的锋线事件进行合成,并根据其移动特征划分为三种锋面类型。
部编版小学语文六年级下册小升初考前冲刺卷(一)(含答案)小升初考前冲刺卷(一)-小学语文六年级下册部编版一、选择题1.下列词语中,加点字的读音完全正确的一项是()A.镜匣(xiá)榨油(zhà)间隔(jiàn)待一会儿(dài)B.强逼(qiǎng)稀罕(han)海域(yù)地履其黄(lǚ)C.苔藓(xiǎn)空旷(kuàng)龟裂(jūn)诲人不倦(huǐ)D.闲逸(yì)嫉妒(jì)着力(zháo)直奔教室(bèn)2.下列词语书写完全正确的一项是()A.齿轮证据匪徒声泪具下B.尖锐含楜倒霉赴汤蹈火C.何况念叨倾覆翻山越岭D.单调书藉依偎过犹不及3.下列词语中,字形、字义无误的一项是()A.幽雅聚精会神(会:会合,集中)B.洒脱不加思索(加:凭借,依靠)C.笨屈惊天动地(惊:惊动,震撼)D.谱写技高一筹(筹:技术,技艺)4.下列句子中加点的成语使用不正确的一项是()A.阳春三月,春回大地,万象更新。
B.我们班上的乌合之众战胜了六(2)班,取得了胜利。
C.所以说,党中央提出的精兵简政政策,是一个极其重要的政策。
D.这个人为人两面三刀,你和他打交道可要当心。
5.下面标点符号使用正确的一项是()A.执行力就是战斗力;容不得半点懈怠;来不得半点虚功。
B.分发团购物资、为居民送药送菜……李刚成了社区里的“跑腿哥”。
C.气势如虹的盛大阅兵;意气风发的群众游行;欢潮如海的联欢晚会……一系列催人奋进的庆祝活动,恰似打开一部70年奋进岁月凝成的华彩典籍。
D.我在原野上摇曳,使原野风光更加旖旎;我在清风中呼吸,使清风芬芳馥郁。
6.下列各句中没有语病的一项是()A.保护并了解我们的传统文化,是每个中国人义不容辞的责任。
B.改革开放二十年来,中国人的生活水平有了明显的增强。
C.为了防止这类交通事故不再发生,我们制订了交通安全管理制度。
部编版小学语文六年级下册小升初文言文阅读考前冲刺卷一、文言文阅读课外阅读刻舟求剑楚人有涉江者,其剑自①舟中坠于水。
遽②(jù)契③(qì)其舟,曰:“是吾剑之所从坠。
”舟止,从其所契者入水求之。
舟已行矣,而剑不行,求剑若此,不亦惑乎!注释:①自:从。
②遽:急忙。
③契:用刀子雕刻。
1.读下面的句子,断句正确的是()A.其剑自舟中/坠于水。
B.其剑自/舟中坠/于水。
C.其剑/自舟中/坠于水。
D.其/剑/自舟中/坠/于水。
2.“从其所契者入水求之。
”这句话的正确理解是()A.他便从自己刻记号的地方进入水中。
B.他就从船上跳下去寻找。
C.他便从自己刻记号的地方下水去寻找剑。
3.楚人找不到剑的原因是什么?(用古文..中的话回答)___________古诗文阅读。
小儿不畏虎忠、万、云、安①多虎。
有妇人昼日置二小儿沙上而浣衣②于水者。
虎自山上驰来,妇人仓皇沉水避之,二小儿戏沙上自若。
虎熟视久之,至以首抵触,庶几③其一惧,而儿痴,竟不知怪,虎亦卒去。
意④虎之食人,必先被⑤之以威;而不惧之人,威无所施欤?(选自苏轼《东坡全集》)【注释】①忠、万、云、安:地名,都是在四川一带长江沿岸。
②浣衣:洗衣服。
③庶几:差不多,有那么一点儿。
在这里是“希望”的意思。
④意:估计,推断。
⑤被:施加。
4.对“虎熟视久之”的“熟”的理解正确的一项是()A.成熟B.熟悉C.仔细D.深:酣5.对文中画线句子“二小儿戏沙上自若”理解正确的一项是()A.小孩老二嬉戏在沙滩上,且神情不紧张。
B.两个小孩玩沙很开心,胆子很大。
C.两个小孩还是神情如常的在沙滩上嬉戏玩耍D.排行第二的小孩游戏在沙滩上,胆子很大。
6.下列句子中,哪一句中的“之”指的是老虎()A.妇人仓皇沉水避之B.虎熟视久之C.虎之食人D.而不惧之人7.苏轼借这篇文言文,要赞赏的勇气是()A.勇往直前B.无知者无畏C.敢作敢为D.初生牛犊不怕虎阅读短文,完成练习。
2022年小升初冲刺模拟测试数学试题学校________ 班级________ 姓名________ 成绩________(时间:90分钟满分:100分)一、填一填:1.350580000改成”万”作单位是________万;省略亿位后面的尾数是________亿。
2.658-________=215 ________+256 = 965 ________-125=29457+________=654 ________+261=975 618-________=256________-258=159 246+________=589 ________+148=742512-________=259 ________-201=125 456+________=545________+325=561 641-________=365 ________-158=3693.超市有70多个鸡蛋,如果4个装一排,多了2个;如果6个装一排,也多了2个,超市有________个鸡蛋。
________=________%=0.84.________:10 =20()5.0.06升=________毫升6.由2个一和6个百分之一组成的数是________;0.8里面有________个百分之一。
7.1,10,2,9,3,8,________,________,…8.一本书有a页,如果每天看5页,看了x天后,剩下________页没看。
二、选一选:9.下列各数中,与3.06大小相等的是()A. 3.306B. 0.306C. 3.060D. 3006010.在100米短跑比赛中,小芳用了18.7秒,小英用了19.1秒,()跑得快。
A. 小英B. 小芳C. 无法判断11.用一副三角尺像下图那样拼,这个角是()度。
A. 150°B. 135°C. 120°D. 180°12.一个数(0除外)乘真分数,所得的积()A. 大于这个数B. 等于这个数C. 小于这个数D. 无法确定13.一个正方体的表面积是96cm2,则这个正方体的体积是()。
黑龙江省2021版六年级下学期语文小升初考前冲刺模拟测试卷(5)(I)卷一、基础知识积累与运用。
(46分) (共8题;共46分)1. (2分)带横线字读音正确的一组是()A . 摇晃(huǎnɡ)B . 沉着(zhe)C . 灾难(nàn)D . 间隔(jiān)2. (8分) (2018三上·卢龙期末) 词语积累。
琳琅________目 ________世闻名没________打采璀璨无________________流不息 ________美价廉________默不语恍________大悟①根据意思写词语。
形容精神不振,提不起劲头。
________东西价钱便宜,质量又好。
________②请你选择两个词语,写一句话。
________3. (2分)在词语解释后的括号里写出词语。
(1)自己对自己说话。
________(2)一根头发上系着千钧的重量,比喻情况万分危急。
________(3)本指集中众人的智慧,现专指一个人的精神高度集中。
________(4)震动了天地,形容事物本身极为重要,也形容声势浩大,气势雄伟或声音响亮。
________4. (5分)给下列多音字组词系:xì________jì________屏:píng________bǐng________模:mó________mú________5. (3分)判断下列句子运用了什么修辞手法(1)危楼高百尺,手可摘星辰。
1(2)树、花、草在骄阳下都打蔫了,一个个垂头丧气的模样。
1(3)谁说这是一种巧合呢?1(4)海底深处有没有声音呢?你用海底探测器一听,会发现那里也是个热闹的地方。
16. (3分)体会下面人物的语言,想想应读出怎样的语气。
(填序号)A.体凉、安慰 B.遗憾、内疚 C.诚恳、热情 D.向往、迫切(1)一个姑娘说:“这首曲子多难弹哪!我只听别人弹过几遍,总是记不住该怎样弹,要是能听一听贝多芬自己是怎样弹的,那有多好哇!”________(2)一个男的说:“是呀,可是音乐会的入场券太贵了,咱们又太穷。
人教新起点版小学英语六年级下册小升初考前冲刺卷(一)阅卷人一、单选题得分1.I like________TV very much.A.watching B.seeing C.looking2.You can________the CN Tower there.A.visit B.visits C.visiting3.This is________.A.Australia B.australia C.australian 4.Sydney is________the southeast of Australia.A.under B.in C.to D.at 5.—Did you watch the Strawberry Music Festival last weekend?—______I went shopping.A.Yes,I did.B.No,I wasn't.C.No,I didn't.D.Yes,I didn't.6.选出不同类的单词:A.the Summer Palace B.morning teaC.Suzhou garden D.the Terracotta Army 7.—Where is she going?—_______A.She's shopping.B.She's going to the shopping mall. C.Yes,she is.D.She's swimming.8.The capital(首都)of Japan is________.A.Sydney B.Tokyo C.Paris9.Jean-Henri Fabre was a famous_________.A.scientist B.poet C.artist10.I am looking forward to_________her.A.see B.seeing C.watch阅卷人二、补全句子得分11.(哪里)do you want to go this summer vacation?12.What(种类)of animals are monkeys?13.—is Xinjiang?—It's in the west of China.14.My favourite h is Spring Festival.15.—Where do you want to go this winter vacation?—I want to go to(伦敦).It's in the southeast of the(英国).阅卷人三、句图匹配得分句图匹配A. B. C.D. E.16.They have big mouths.They swim very fast in the sea.17.Boys like to play basketball after school.18.Bob is angry because Tom takes away his robot.19.Tibet is famous for the Potala Palace.20.We usually eat moon cakes on Mid-Autumn Festival.阅卷人四、排序题得分21.排序I am going to Harbin with my parents.What are you going to do there?Where are you going in your winter vacation?Yes,I am going to have skiing lesson.Are you going to ski?Thank you!Have a nice vacation!We are going to see ice lanterns and play in the snow.阅卷人五、连词成句得分22.write,to,she,started,read,and(.)23.do,you,what,often,in,do,summer(?)24.two,boys,I,hear,their,toys,with,playing(.)阅卷人六、选内容补全对话/短文得分选内容补全对话/短文A.They are mammals.B.I saw monkeys,tigers and elephants.C.What do they like to eat?D.What animals do you like?E.What can they do?A:Hi,Mike.Did you go to the zoo yesterday?B:Yes,I did.A:What animals did you see at the zoo?B:25.A:26.B:I like tigers.A:What kind of animals are tigers?B:27.A:28.B:They can run very fast.A:29.B:They like to eat meat.阅卷人七、阅读选择得分阅读理解Bill Gates has a nice house on a hill by Lake Washington.Inside the house there are seven bedrooms,twenty-four bathrooms,six kitchens and six fireplaces.It even has a theatre,a library,an exercise room and a swimming pool.Youcan say the house is very big.However,it doesn't look so big,because a large part of it is in the hills.The house is famous for many reasons.One is its large size,and another is its amazing electronic systems(电子系统).Before a visitor goes into the house,he or she gets a chip(芯片)at the gate.The chip sends information about the visitor to the electronic systems in the house.When the visitor goes into the house,lights are turned on automatically(自动地).When the visitor goes from one room to another,he or she can hear music.Bill Gates began to build his house in1990.It took him about7years to build it.30.Bill Gates'house doesn't look very big because____.A.the house is very modern.B.a large part of the house in the forestC.the house is very smallD.a large part of the house in the hills31.The writer gives______reason(s)why Bill Gates'house is very famous.A.One B.two C.three D.four32.The visitor will get______at the gate of Bill Gates'house.A.a map B.a model house C.a ticket D.a chip33.Bill Gates finished building his house in______A.1990B.1997C.2006D.201134.Which is the best title for the passage?A.Bill Gates'dream house B.Bill Gates'houseC.Bill Gates and his house D.Bill Gates'family阅卷人八、阅读判断得分阅读短文,判断句子正误。
期末考前大冲刺高频考点易错题(一)2022-2023学年六年级上册数学试卷(青岛版)满分:100分考试时间:80分钟亲爱的同学,本学期的学习之旅即将结束,相信你已经顺利完成本学期的学习任务,请认真分析下面的每一道题,相信你一定能获得满意的答卷!一、选择题(每题2分,共18分)1.比的前项扩大到原来的10倍,比的后项缩小到原来的110,则比值就()。
A.相等B.扩大到原来的100倍C.缩小到原来的110D.扩大到原来的10倍2.搭配一种花束,所需红玫瑰和白玫瑰的数量比为5∶3。
现要搭配这种花束,红玫瑰和白玫瑰各有60枝,那么当红玫瑰全部用完时,白玫瑰会()。
A.有剩余B.不够C.正好用完3.将13米平均分成()份,每份是118米。
A.18B.54C.6D.无法确定4.甲数与乙数的比值是35,那么乙数与甲数的比是()。
A.3:5B.5:3C.3:8D.8:55.20的25是()。
A.50B.8C.16D.326.元旦期间甲、乙两个超市对同一种定价相同的饮料举行促销活动,甲超市买5送1,乙超市降价20%。
李老师要为运动员买一些这样的饮料,到哪个超市去买比较便宜?()A.两超市一样B.甲超市C.乙超市D.不能确定7.一个骰子,六个面上分别写着数字1、2、3、4、5、6,掷一次,朝上的数字是()的可能性最小。
A.合数B.奇数C.偶数8.a是一个大于0的数,下面算式中得数最小的是()。
A.45a÷B.45a⨯C.1a÷9.有两根2米长的绳子,从第一根上剪去它的23,从第二根上剪去23米。
余下部分相比()。
A.第一根比第二根长长B.第二根比第一根长C.一样长二、填空题(每空1分,共20分)10.124的倒数是( ),1.2的倒数是( )。
11.古希腊时期,人们认为最美的人体应该符合黄金分割比例,即从脚底到肚脐的高度与身高的比大约是0.618∶1,这样整个人就会看起来很美。
罗马神活中爱和美的女神维纳斯的身高比例就符合黄金比。
6级考前冲刺试题一Part I Writing (30 minutes)Directions:For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled How to Ensure Food Safety? following the outline given below. You should write at least 150 words but no more than 200 words.1. 近年来,食品安全事件层出不穷2.“问题食品”出现的原因3. 你认为如何才能保障“食品安全”How to Ensure Food Safety?________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) (15 minutes) Directions: In this part, you will have 15 minutes to go over the passage quickly and answer thequestions on Answer Sheet 1. For questions 1-7, choose the best answer from the fourchoices marked A), B), C) and D). For questions 8-10, complete the sentences with theinformation given in the passage.Trapped: the former couples who can’t afford to move onMiddle-income couples, recently identified by the Conservatives as the “struggling middle”, are increasingly unable to afford to separate when their relationships end, according to a new study.Almost half the counsellors surveyed at Relate, the charity that specialises in relationship counselling, say an increasing proportion of the 150,000 clients they see each year are being forced to remain living together despite having decided to split up. Couples with children are more likely to find themselves trapped than those without, but both groups are increasingly finding it impossible to bear the cost of setting up different homes.“When we talk about Relate’s clients, we are not talking about people on low incomes. We’re talking about people in employment, on average to above-average incomes,” said Ruth Sutherland, the charity’s chief executive.Sutherland said the charity, which began life as the Marriage Guidance Council 75 years ago, had never seen this demographic of clients struggling with their finances to such an extent that moving into two homes and getting on with their lives was an impossibility.“These are people who could previously afford to move away from each other when their relationship broke down,” she added. “But now, they are stretched just to pay their mortgage (抵押贷款) on top of the rising cost of living. When their relationship breaks down, they find they can’t afford two mortgages, on top of the cost of running two homes.”Sutherland said that for parents, the cost of childcare was another devastating(毁灭性的) factor. Parents in the UK spend an average of 27% of their salary on childcare, compared with a European average of 13%. Twenty-five hours of nursery care a week for a child aged two or under costs on average £5,000 in England, rising to between £6,000 and £15,000 in London.“To pay for the increased child care demands that come with being a single parent has become a pipe dream for many people, even those in well-paid jobs,” said Sutherland.Richer couples could find themselves in the same predicament (困境) as the difficult economic climate continued, Suther land predicted. “I would not be surprised at all to see the problem creeping up the salary band,” she said. “This era of austerity (节俭) we’re in is not like other hard times we have lived through.“In the past, we’ve had a dip and then recovery, but now we’re in unknown territory about the length of time people are going to have to cope with debt, job insecurity, pressure from work and the mounting cost of childcare.“The only thing we know is that people are going to have to cope with these problems for lo nger than they would ever have done so before.”At least 40% of Relate counsellors said they were seeing more couples split up than two years ago, with money worries cited as a major cause.“It’s vital for the future of our children, and thus the future he alth of our nation, that estranged (疏远的) parents manage their separation well,” said Sutherland.“Children learn about relationships at home. If they see their parents undermining each other, arguing and being vindictive, then that’s the foundation on whic h they will build their own relationships. It’s not only the adults who, if stuck in a toxic situation, are going to be damaged.”Which is why, said Sutherland, she was so concerned by another finding in Relate’s survey: that separated couples are increasingly unable to afford to complete their counselling courses.At least 80% of counsellors said increasing numbers of clients were unable to afford to “properly start or conclude” their counselling programmes, despite being offered short, intensive courses of four to six sessions, charged from £6 to £45 an hour, depending on their income.Over 70% of Relate counsellors said money problems including debt, a lack of disposable income, unemployment and rising living costs had worsened for their clients in the last two years.Almost 90% of counsellors said money worries made their clients depressed, with 80% saying couples argued more as a result and 65% saying it affected their clients’ physical health.“Let’s all be clear about the real cost of austerity: the impact of being in a relationship that isn’t working is toxic. It is harmful to your children and it permeates every other aspect of your life,” said Sutherland. “If the government wanted to protect the mental health of the country, both now and in the futur e, they would target these cuts differently.”The rate of family breakdown in the UK was revealed in October statistics from the Department of Work and Pensions showing that 79% of children under one live with both birth parents. This drops to 55% by the time the children reach 15.Nearly a quarter of people have continued to live with a partner, or know someone who has, because they couldn’t afford to live apart, according to a 2010 report from Shelter. “We also know that relationship breakup is a major ca use of homelessness,” said Campbell Robb, chief executive of Shelter.The 2012 total cost of family breakdown to the UK was £44bn, up from £42bn in 2011, according to a recent study by the Relationships Foundation. The study looked at the cost of familybreakdown in five key areas of public policy: tax and benefits, housing, health and social care, civil and criminal justice, and education and young people not in education, employment or training (Neets). It concluded that the annual cost for each taxpayer was now £1,470.“The government’s austerity policies are making things worse, and it doesn’t make sense economically,” said Sutherland. “What we want is for them to do a relationship and family impact assessment for every policy they consider introducing.”Robb said the “shortage of affordable housing in this country is being felt further and further up the income scale”.“We’re hearing from couples moving in together too fast to help with housing costs but then unable to move out if things go wrong because they can’t afford to live on their own. This has a huge impact on people’s home lives,” he added.Robb said the housing crisis is “the result of … more and more people chasing fewer and fewer homes, which has pushed up house prices and rents far faster than wages have risen.“Our research also shows that more and more people are putting off having children because they can’t find an affordable home,” he said. “Something is badly wrong when people who are working hard still face a constant struggle to get a decent place to live.”Caroline Davey, director of policy at Gingerbread, the charity for single-parent families, said families in the low- to middle-income bracket were “increasingly struggling financially”. “When a couple separates this financial squeeze can make it impossible for them to forge new lives separately,” she said.“With wages stagnating, higher risk of redundancy, spiralling living costs, and many families without any savings to speak of, it can be simply unachievable for a separating couple to afford to run two homes rather than one. The only alternative for some families is to continue living in the same home but as separate households.”Davey warned: “This situation could become more commonplace in future as the financial downturn bites ev en harder on families across the income scale.”She added: “Action is needed across a number of areas, for example strengthening the role of local authorities in supporting access to private rented accommodation, reversing the harshest housing benefit cuts, and sustained job creation.”A spokeswoman for the Treasury said: “The government has taken action to help people with the cost of living, including freezing council tax and fuel duty and cutting income tax for 25 million people by raising the personal allowance. Action taken to reduce the deficit has helped to keep interest rates near record lows. And we have extended the offer of 15 hours free education and care a week for disadvantaged two-year-olds, to cover an extra 130,000 children.”1. When their relationships come to an end, more couples are unable to _______.A) begin a relationship in the same cityB) stay calm and control their emotionsC) afford their children’s education fee aloneD) take on the burden of running two homes2. What do we know about Relate’s clients from Ruth Sutherland’s remarks?A) They are from middle income class.B) Most of them end up with divorce.C) They all need help in finding a job.D) They are single with low incomes.3. Why don’t people move away from each other when their relationship breaks down?A) They are reluctant to leave for a strange environment.B) They have to take care of their aging parents together.C) They don’t have enough money to set up two homes.D) They fear that their separating may hurt their children.4. According to the passage, paying the increasing cost of childcare now _______.A) is becoming the leading cause of divorceB) takes up half of parents’ salaries on averageC) has become unlikely for many single parentsD) is not a big deal for parent with a high salary5. People’s managing their separation well is very important for _______.A) the family’s economic developmentB) their children’s future relationshipC) the fame of counselling organizationsD) the stability of the whole society6. According to Sutherland, being in a relationship that isn’t working _______.A) results in millions of mental illnessesB) affect people’s physical health onlyC) is more harmful to children than adultsD) influences every aspect of people’s life7. What is a major cause of homelessness according to a 2010 report from Shelter?A) Minimal public assistance.B) The end of a relationship.C) National increase in poverty.D) Lack of stable employment.8. Sutherland suggests that the government should assess the impact on_____________________________ before introducing a policy.9. Robb’s research revealed that an increasing number of people decide not to_____________________________ until they can afford a home.10. Davey warned that in the future, couples separating but still living in the same house may be_____________________________.Part III Listening Comprehension(35 minutes)Section ADirections: In this section, you will hear 8 short conversations and 2 long conversations. At the end of each conversation, one or more questions will be asked about what was said. Both theconversation and the questions will be spoken only once. After each question there will be apause. During the pause, you must read the four choices marked A), B), C) and D), anddecide which is the best answer. Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2with a single line through the centre.11. A) How to help their parents. C) How to spend a summer vacation.B) How to take computer courses. D) How to celebrate the last day of school.12. A) At his apartment. C) In the woman’s home.B) In a hotel nearby. D) In his friend’s dormitory.13. A) She has finished her thesis.B) A special day is coming over soon.C) The man was elected the chair of the department.D) There is something special about their school.14. A) There were a lot of good books. C) The books were too expensive to buy.B) He bought a lot of books over there. D) There were many people at the book sale.15. A) The man’s glasses have been fixed already.B) The man may pick up the glasses on Friday.C) The man may pick up the glasses on Wednesday.D) The man’s glasses have been fixed within a week.16. A) Lisa might be able to help. C) Sandy is busy with her engagement.B) Lisa is always on the Internet. D) Sandy is working on her lab reports.17. A) He exaggerated his part. C) He played his part quite well.B) He was not dramatic enough. D) He performed better than the secretary.18. A) An open door. C) A private room.B) An open discussion. D) A closed door.Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.19. A) Albania. C) Romania.B) Hungary. D) Czechoslovakia.20. A) Tomorrow. C) Immediately.B) Next month. D) Towards the end of the month.21. A) He may make a lot of friends there.B) He wants to visit his relatives there.C) He may do some market research there.D) He may enjoy the beautiful scenery there.22. A) Sell medical facilities. C) Establish personal contracts.B) Further personal contacts. D) Investigate personal contracts.Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.23. A) Social activities. C) Language activities.B) Cultural activities. D) Sports activities.24. A) Tuesday. C) Thursday.B) Wednesday. D) Friday.25. A) £5. B) £30. C) £50. D) £55.Section BDirections:In this section, you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions. Both the passage and questions will be spoken only once. Afteryou hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices markedA), B), C) and D). Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2with asingle line through the centre.Passage OneQuestions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just heard.26. A) They have to take a lot of courses.B) They don’t need to go to labs.C) They take a very light class load.D) They have much free time for independent study.27. A) To establish a good image and a high reputation.B) To smoothly present their results and research.C) To make themselves confident and brave.D) To develop a creative mind.28. A) To make friends with their peers. C) To get the latest information.B) To get on well with their colleagues. D) To do research into other areas.Passage TwoQuestions 29 to 31 are based on the passage you have just heard.29. A) The degree they disrupt the computer. C) The space they occupy in the Internet.B) The way they reproduce and spread. D) The target they mainly attack.30. A) It first appeared in 1988. C) It first broke out in Britain.B) It traveled via e-mail messages. D) It was meant to steal documents.31. A) They don’t damage computer systems.B) They need to attach themselves to other files.C) They could spread on their own through computer networks.D) They replicate themselves when data is shared with another computer system.Passage ThreeQuestions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.32. A) The components and functions of films.B) The standards used to value a film.C) The whole process of movie-making.D) The future development of the movie industry.33. A) Musical score. C) Special effects.B) Clothing design. D) The credits.34. A) It can make all the audiences crazy. C) It can spoil the image of an actor.B) It can affect the fashion of the world. D) It can make an ordinary person leap to fame.35. A) It was made during World War II. C) It reflects things in World War II.B) It was made for politicians. D) It was made for peace lovers.Section CDirections:In this section, you will hear a passage three times. When the passage is read for the first time, you should listen carefully for its general idea. When the passage is read for thesecond time, you are required to fill in the blanks numbered from 36 to 43 with the exactwords you have just heard. For blanks numbered from 44 to 46 you are required to fill inthe missing information. For these blanks, you can either use the exact words you havejust heard or write down the main points in your own words. Finally, when the passage isread for the third time, you should check what you have written.The social effects of job-sharing are likely to be beneficial, since it attempts to match work opportunities to a wider variety of lifestyles. The (36) _________ of one full-time and one part-time spouse might become much more common: which was the husband and which was the wife would vary according to taste, time of life and career (37) _________.What exactly is job-sharing? The Equal Opportunities Commission (38) _________ it as “a form of part-time employment where two people (39) _________ share the responsibility of one full-time position.” Salary and benefits are (40) _________ between the two sharers. Each perso n’s terms and conditions of employment are the same as those of a full-timer. If each works at least 15 hours a week, then they enjoy certain (41) _________ rights that ordinary part-time workers do not have.Part-timers usually earn less per hour than a full-timer, and have fewer benefits and less job (42) _________. They have virtually no career prospects. Employers often think that working part-time (43) _________ that a person has no ambitions and so offer no chance of promotion.(44) ___________________________________________________________________ and that does not mean just married women. As Adrienne Broyle of “New Ways to Work”—formerly the London Job-Sharing Project —points out: “(45) ___________________________________________________________________”.“A growing number of men want to job-share so that they can play an active role in bringing up their children. It allows people to study at home in their free time, (46) ___________________________________________________________________. Job-sharing is also an ideal way for people to ease into retirement”.Part IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) (25 minutes)Section ADirections:In this section, there is a short passage with 5 questions or incomplete statements. Read the passage carefully. Then answer the questions or complete the statements in the fewestpossible words. Please write your answers on Answer Sheet 2.Questions 47 to 51 are based on the following passage.America's for-profit colleges are under fire, and the Obama administration is preparing tough new regulations for them. Although recent scandals suggest higher education needs to be better regulated, discriminating against the for-profit sector could do wider damage.The notion that profit is too dirty a motive to be allowed in a business as fine as education is pervasive(普遍存在的). Even Britain's Conservatives, determined though they are to introduce radical educational reforms, have drawn the line at allowing for-profit schools to get state funding. America has generally been more liberal; and, with the state and non-profit colleges cutting back, the for-profit sector has been doing startlingly well. In 2008-09 some 3,000 for-profit colleges educated 3.2m students—59% more than three years earlier, and 11.7% of all students.Yet recent government reports suggest that some of these colleges have a troublingly familiar business model: selling a low-grade product to people who are paying with subsidised government loans. The Department of Education reported that most students at many of these universities were defaulting on their loans. Similarly, an investigation by the Government Accountability Office found that even leading for-profit colleges such as Kaplan and the University of Phoenix had engaged in dishonest practices to recruit students and encourage them to borrow large sums to pay for their courses.Among the most contentious (有争议的) of the new rules due to be introduced on November 1st is a “gainful employment” requirement that would make a course eligible for gover nment loans only if enough current or past students are repaying their loans. The for-profit colleges maintain that they have high drop-out rates because their students are poorer than those in the state and non-profit sector, and that the gainful-employment rule will simply reduce access to higher education for poorer people.Constructive suggestions are rare in a debate that has mixed a lot of rhetorical cant with a big principle. The cant is more obvious. The American right cites Barack Obama's proposals as another sign that he hates capitalism. Yet not only abuses plainly occurred but for-profit colleges are hardly poster children for free enterprise: they are already heavily regulated, not least because most of the loans to students are provided by the government. The left, from its non-profit redoubts, claims that these are big businesses exploiting the little guy.The principle? Concentrate on the quality of the education, not the ownership. All sorts of colleges seem to have been guilty of shabby marketing. They should be treated the same. Good rules should apply to non-profit and for-profit colleges alike. Singling out for-profits for special attention risks depriving students, and America at large, of the full benefits in innovation and cost-effectiveness that the profit motive has generally brought to higher education. That really would be “sociallydestructive”.47. In most people’s eyes, pursing profit in education is very _____________________.48. Though Britain’s Conservatives decide to take a big step in education reform, they refuse toprovide for-profit schools with _____________________.49. According to the Department of Education report, most students of many for-profit colleges failedto pay _____________________.50. According to the “gainful employment” requirement, what conditions must a course meet to getgovernment loans?51. The author thinks the profit motive brings in _____________________ to higher education.Section BDirections:There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D).You should decide on the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet2 with a single line through the centre.Passage OneQuestions 52 to 56 are based on the following passage.“HAVE Americans become complacent (自满的) in the face of terrorism?” asks the Washington Post’s Juliet Eilperin. The answer appears to be a qualified yes:A Gallup poll released Monday —which was conducted early April —found zero percent of Americans volunteering “terrorism” as the country’s most important problem. Terrorism has ranked at 1 percent or below in six separate priorities polls conducted before the Monday Gallup poll, compared to above 20 percent in the year after the attacks against the World Trade Center and Pentagon....Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University, said the fact that Americans have not been on a heightened state of alert r ecently shows that “life just normalized after the attacks and following the creation of a rather elaborate counterterrorism program.”“That is the objective of effective policies,” Zelizer wrote in an e-mail.Nicely put. The relevant question here seems to be: should Americans become complacent in the face of terrorism? Or, to phrase it less provocatively: is "complacent" really the word we’re looking for here? How about "calm", "level-headed", or "judicious"? The bombing in Boston on Tuesday was gruesome, awful and pointless, and it naturally riveted the nation due to its attention-grabbing setting. But that kind of attention-grabbing setting is precisely what terrorists seek out, with the aim of distorting the public’s perceptions of the actual threat. Pl anting two bombs at the Boston Marathon is a sick, twisted act of mass murder, but it doesn’t necessarily augur(预示) any more widespread campaign of terrorism, and it doesn’t imply the need for major behavioural or policy changes.Unsurprisingly, there are those who would find it politically useful to plunge Americans back into a state of paranoia(妄想狂). Steve King, a conservative congressman from Iowa, is trying to figure out some way to use the bombing to stem the tide of immigration reform. Ms Eilperin i nterviews Orrin Hatch, a Republican senator from Utah, and finds him in old 2002 mode: “You’re dealing with evil people who are very hard to control, and frankly there are sleeper agents that we’ve found in the past that have been here for years, and they show up and you had no idea." Sleeper agents?I mean, there were those Russian ones, but frankly if the Kremlin wants to spend millions of rubles launching Anna Chapman’s modeling career, that doesn’t seem like anything the American people should be overly concerned about.So far, the response to the bombings has been admirable precisely because it has been rather low-key. Politicians and most news agencies have refrained from speculating on the identity of the bombers. People have been loth to draw far-reaching conclusions in the absence of data. If the American people can maintain that dispassionate attitude, it could go a long way towards reducing the incentive for people to commit acts of terrorism in the first place.52. Juliet Eilperin cited Monday’s Gallup poll results as evidence that ______.A) most Americans are deeply worried about the national securityB) people are still in great pain over the loss of their families in 9/11C) American people have become complacent in face of terrorismD) few people are satisfied with the current anti-terrorism campaign53. Terrorists exploded bombs in Boston with intent to ______.A) produce widespread fearB) attract national attentionC) influence government decisionsD) discourage foreign investment54. How does the author see the two bombings at the Boston Marathon?A) It shows that the whole country is in great danger now.B) It proves the failure of the past anti-terrorism campaign.C) It suggests that people should be alert to dangers around.D) It is not a sign that more terrorists attacks will happen.55. Steve King is trying to take advantage of the Boston bombing to ______.A) stop the immigration reformB) embarrass Democratic PartyC) raise public awareness about terrorismD) panic foreigners into leaving America56. What can help discourage people from commit acts of terrorism according to the author?A) Good media coverage of the events.B) Strict security checks on immigrants.C) Public staying calm facing terrorism.D) Government stopping foreign aid.Passage TwoQuestions 57 to 61 are based on the following passage.Given that a good year in the haute couture (高级定制女装) business is one where you lose even more money than usual, the prevailing mood in Paris last week was sensational. The big-name designers were falling over themselves to boast of how many outfits they had sold at below cost price, and how this proved that the fashion business was healthier than ever.Jean-Paul Gaultier reported record sales, "but we don't make any money out of it," the designer assured journalists backstage."No matter how successful you are, you can't make a profit from couture," explained Jean-Jacques Picart, a veteran fashion PR man, and co-founder of the now-bankrupt Lacroix house.Almost 20 years have passed since the Alice in Wonderland economics of the couture business were first exposed. Outraged that he was losing money on evening dresses costing tens of thousands of pounds, the couturier Jean-Louis Scherrer published a detailed summary of his costs. One outfit he described contained over half a mile of gold thread, 18,000 sequins(亮片), and had required hundreds of hours of hand-stitching in an atelier (制作室). A fair price would have been £50,000,。
2012年12月英语六级(CET-6)考前冲刺试卷(5)总分:100分及格:60分考试时间:120分Part I Writing(1)For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes t0 write a short essay entitled On the Importance of Social Responsibility.You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below.1.现在的年轻人都在关注如何过好自己的生活,不愿意关注社会民生:2.有人赞同这样的做法,有人觉得不应该如此;3.你的看法。
On the Importance of Social ResponsibilityPart II Reading Comprehension(1)根据以下资料,回答{TSE}题。
(2)How did Dilworth think about the road signs in Spain?(3)Who Were considered to be the first to think about sign systems?(4)Security guards and secretaries often had to give directions for the lost because __________(5)Kevin Lynch and Jane Jacobs" believed spaces should be__________(6)Businesses and municipalities have realized that good wayfinding systems __________(7)Designers manage to help people of all nationalities to find directions by__________(8)The directional signs' standards of legibility for legally blind turned out to be__________ for ordinary people.(9)All the developmento from personal computers to machines like photocopiers and iPhones make us(10)Thanks to the advennt of __________, we become less dependent on the road signs than ever before.Part ⅢListening Comprehension (35 minutes)(1)点击按钮开始播放听力音频>>{MP3:/examfiles/2012/listenfiles/201212cet6/201212cet61.mp3} Questions {TSE}are based on the conversation you have just heard.{TS}请作答____(2)A) He offers the 1 ,west price for his TV. B) His TV is worth the price.C) He's never lowered the price. D) He will lower the price if the woman likes.(3)A) The doctor can see the man on Thursday.B) Appointments must be made after Thursday.C) The man may reschedule after the doctor come back.D) The doctor canceled his appointments on Thursday.(4)A) She thinks the man should drive to town. B) She wants cars to pass by the highway.C) The man shoul, I mind his own business. D) There will be less traffic pass by next week.(5)A) Check if it car still be fixed for free. B) Check and see what the problem is.C) Find where he has put the warranty. D) See if Bill is available.(6)A) Talking about the movers. B) Choosing things to pack up.C) Preparing to move to anotherplace. D) Taking a long trip.(7)A) He doesn't have time living on campus.B) He wants to change his living place.C) He wants to change his fast pace of life.D) He prefers the more interesting life-style on campus.(8)A) She is eager to, be accepted into the University.B) She is waiting to see if she could get the job from IBM.C) She is expecting to see if IBM would lend her some cash.D) She has no idea about whether she can afford the university tuition.(9)请作答_____(10)A) Some minerds can only be found in vegetarian food.B) It is impossible for a vegetarian to get mal-nutrition.C) V egetarian food can meet the body's nutritional needs.D) Vegetarian food provides more nutrition than meat,(11)A) She can be easily influenced by programs. B) Becoming a vegetarian is her long-term dream,C) As a nun, she can only eat vegetables and fruits. D) She will not fail to become a real vegetarian.Conversation Two(12)请作答_____(13)A) All scientists accept its definition. B) It is a sequence of DNA.C) People know very little about it. D) It is the smallest unit of human body.(14)A) Humans and chimpanzees. B) Humans and mice.C) Chimpanzees and monkeys. D) Fish and whales.(15)A) Pessimistic. B) Optimistic. C) Doubtful. D) Indifferent.(16)请作答_____(17)A) He has to play better than others. B) He needs only to wait for his turn.C) He needs to be a popular person. D) He must be very ambitious.(18)A) They usually compete and fight with each other. B) They sometimes laugh at the losers.C) They know the rules well and always obey. D) They never give orders to other children.(19)请作答_______(20)A) To reflect the image realistically. B) To show the beautiful scenery.C) To make the villages popular. D) To understand the local dialect.(21)A) She was the initiator of the realistic movement.B) She used local dialect in works earlier than Mark Twain.C) Her novels became popular after her death.D) Her family supported her writing career.(22)A) Her hard work. B) Her job as a teacher.C) Her husband's support. D) Her will to become a writer.(23)请作答_____(24)A) Gove support to party members, B) Choose a person to run for vice president.C) Run against members of their own parties. D) Take part in some activities with family members.(25)A) Visit the citizens of the states to raise money. B) Campaign around the country to get votes.C) Get support of party members around the country. D) Get support from other candidates.(26)For years, scientists have been studying how music affects the brain and its functions. Classical music,(37)__________ songs by Mozart, has produced measurable results that have become known as "The Mozart Effect." The theory, essentially, is that listening to the music of Mozart can improve your (38)__________ capacity. The question is, can listening to classical music make you more (39)_________?If music improves cognitive functions, it is reasonable to believe you can (40) __________ those same rewards, leading to increased performance and efficiency at work. Increased efficiency means you get things done quicker. Finishing earlier means you have increased free time to put towards another (41).__________ or to spend relaxing.Music Increases Cognitive Function. Several studies have shown cognitive improvements in those who listened to classical music (42)________to performing certain tasks or taking tests. Functions that (43)__________ in increase in capacity included: Language skills, reading skills,verbal (44)__________, quantitative abilities, concentration, memory, and motor skills.Several studies of students preparing to take the SAT test (45). _______________. Those who preceded the test with classical music scored higher on the SAT than the students who did not.A study by the University of Washington showed that copyeditors (46) ________________Listening to music not only improves functions within your brain, but music has also been shown to have a profound effect on mood. (47)_______请在第____处填上正确答案。
报关水平测试基础知识考前冲刺题导语:在复习的道路上,只有认认真真脚踏实地,多看书多复习,做到充分的准备,这样才能临危不乱,在真正的考试中发挥自己应有的水平!以下是店铺整理的报关水平测试基础知识考前冲刺题,欢迎学习!报关水平测试基础知识考前冲刺题篇1一、单选题(每题1.5分,共30分,错选、不选不得分)1、在国际贸易中,()可以采取“以毛作净”的方式计算。
A、裘皮B、小麦C、珍珠D、钻石2、在FOB术语变形中,表示为按班轮条件的是()A、FOB Liner TermsB、FO Bunder TackleC、FOB StowedD、FOB Trimmed3、我国某地A公司向美商B公司报价货物为每千克250美元CFR 纽约,美商要求改报CIF纽约,该项货物至纽约的平安险费率为0.25%,一切险费率为0.35%,如果A公司保持利润不变,其计算报价公式为()A、250/[1—0.25%X(1+0.35%)]B、250/[1—0.25%X(1+10%)]C、250/[1—0.25%X0.35%(1+10%)]D、250X[1—0.25%X(1+10%)]4、对开信用证的英文是()A、Back to BackL/CB、ConfirmedL/CC、ReciprocalL/CD、TransferableL/C5、根据C.I.C保险条款,下列保险险别中不能单独投保的是()A、平安险B、水渍险C、一切险D、提货不着险6、海运提单的签发人是()A、ShipperB、CarrierC、ConsigneeD、Consigner7、临时反倾销措施实施的期限最长不超过()个月。
A、3B、4C、6D、98、玉米、小麦、棉花、煤炭、原油、成品油等6类商品的出口许可证由()签发。
A、计划单列市以及商务部授权的其他省会城市的商务主管部门B、各省、自治区、直辖市的商务主管部门C、商务部驻各地特派员办事处D、商务部配额许可证事务局9、目前我国对虎骨实行()贸易管制。
(新高考)2022届高考考前冲刺卷(江苏卷)历史(六)注意事项:1.答题前,先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在试题卷和答题卡上,并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。
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第Ⅰ卷(选择题)本卷共16个小题,每小题3分,共48分。
在每小题给出的四个选项中,只有一项是符合题目要求的。
1.《左传》载,晋文公教其民,二年,欲用之。
大臣子犯以民未知义,(因)未安其居民未知礼,未生其共(通‘恭’)等理由谏阻。
于是晋国采取了入务利民作执秩以正其官等措施,数年后一战而霸。
据此可知时晋文公能够称霸是因为他( )A .宣扬礼治,完善制度B .崇尚儒学,伸张信义C .以民为本,专务生产D .善于纳谏,注重德教2.下图为河南南阳新野东汉时期墓葬出土的画像砖拓片。
该画像砖拓片的内容( )A .展现了当时人们的日常生活B .印证了河南杂技普及的史实C .凸显了时代游戏人生的态度D .反映了豪强地主的审美追求3.下表为晋、宋时期颁布的相关诏令。
时间内容晋元帝大兴元年(公元318年)“徐、扬二州,土宜三麦,可督令煤地,投秋下种。
”宋元嘉二十一年(公元 444年)“南徐、兖、豫及扬州、浙江西属郡,自今悉督种麦。
”宋孝武帝大明七年(公元463年)“今二麦未晚,甘泽频降,可下东境郡,勤课垦殖。
”这些诏令反映了( )A .小麦是当地主要农作物B .政府有意推动南方开发C .农业耕作方式依然落后D .气候条件适合农业发展4.唐玄宗时,因中书省文书常常积压,于是选文学之士与集贤院学士分掌制诏、书敕。
后来别置(翰林)学士院,专掌内命,凡拜、免将相,号令、征伐等皆由学士草拟诏书,其后翰林学士选用益重,而礼遇益亲,至号为内相。
2022-2023年施工员《市政施工专业管理实务》考前冲刺卷I(答案解析)全文为Word可编辑,若为PDF皆为盗版,请谨慎购买!第I卷一.综合考点题库(共50题)1.管棚超前支护是为了在特殊条件下安全开挖,预先提供增强地层承载力的()支护方法,对控制塌方和抑制地表沉降有明显的效果。
A.临时B.永久C.强力D.附加正确答案:A本题解析:2022 / 2021教材P173三、管棚支护(一)结构组成与适用条件1.结构组成(1)管棚法是一种临时支护方法,与超前小导管注浆法相对应,通常又称为大管棚超前预支护法。
(2)管棚是由钢管和钢格栅拱架组成。
钢管入土端制作成尖靴状或楔形,沿着开挖轮廓线,以较小的外插角,向掌子面前方敷设钢管或钢插板,末端支架在钢拱架上,形成对开挖面前方围岩的预支护。
(3)管棚中的钢管应按照设计要求进行加工和开孔,管内应灌注水泥浆或水泥砂浆,以便提高钢管自身刚度和强度2.在地层条件差、断面特别大时,浅埋暗挖法修建隧道应采用()施工。
A.全断面法B.中洞法C.中隔壁法D.双侧壁导坑法正确答案:B本题解析:当地层条件差、断面特别大时,一般设计成多跨结构,跨与跨之间有梁、柱连接,一般采用中洞法、侧洞法、柱洞法及洞桩法等施工,其核心思想是变大断面为中小断面,提高施工安全度。
3.主要用于确定施工机械类型、数量、进场时间,据此落实施工机具来源,组织进场的是()。
A.施工机械需要量计划B.施工机械购置计划C.施工机械进场计划D.施工机械备案计划正确答案:A本题解析:施工机械需要量计划主要用于确定施工机具类型、数量、进场时间,可据此落实施工机具来源,组织进场。
将每一个施工过程每天所需的机械类型、数量和施工日期进行汇总,即得施工机械需要量计划。
4.施工现场组织管理上的缺陷构成的危险源主要包括()等。
A.施工队伍资格不符合要求B.违规分包或转包C.建设费用不足D.现场管理不到位E.深基坑支护作业正确答案:A、B、C、D本题解析:施工现场组织管理上的缺陷构成的危险源主要包括施工队伍资格不符合要求、违规分包或转包、建设费用不足、现场管理不到位等。
大竹县六年级下学期语文小升初考前冲刺模拟测试卷(6)D卷一、基础知识积累与运用。
(41分) (共5题;共38分)1. (8分)看拼音,写字词。
yí gèyí bànèr rénèr yuè________个________半________人________月sān tiān sān nián shàng xiàshàng chē________天________年________下________车2. (10分)给下划线词语选择正确的解释。
(1)众丫鬟笑道:“好一个齐整风筝!”()A . 整齐;井井有条。
B . 端正;漂亮。
C . 齐全;完备。
(2)探春笑道:“横竖是给你放晦气罢了!”()A . 反正(表示肯定)。
B . 纵横交错。
C . 跟地面平行、垂直。
3. (7.0分)读一读体会句子的意思爬山虎的脚长在茎上。
茎上长叶柄的地方,反面伸出枝状的六七根细丝,每根细丝像蜗牛的触角。
4. (8分)默写古诗。
赠汪伦李白________,________。
________,________。
5. (5.0分)默写古诗《四时田园杂兴》,书写正确美观,行款整齐。
二、阅读。
(29分) (共2题;共29分)6. (13.0分)(2018·西城) 阅读短文,按要求完成小题。
怪风揭秘①在风的家族中,有许多成员被称为怪风。
②俗话说:“清明前后刮鬼风。
”这种所谓的“鬼风”其实是一种尘卷风。
它是由于地面局部强烈增温,在近地面气层中产生的一种尺度很小的旋风。
它可以把尘土和一些轻小物体卷扬到空中,形成一个小尘柱,其直径在几米左右,持续时间只有几分钟。
③有一种风叫“焚(fén)风”,常出现在德国、奥地利、瑞士的山谷和我国新疆吐鲁番盆地等地区。
一股气流越过山脉下降的过程中,通常会变得干燥,气温也会大幅度升高,这样就形成了焚风。
(期末押题卷)小升初考前冲刺提高卷2022-2023学年六年级下册数学高频易错题(北师大版)一、选择题.h.h,乙容器倒出,丙容器倒出 ,丁容器 ..从前面看是,从右面看也是的图形是(. . .二、填空题10.一个圆柱的底面半径和高都扩大5倍,它的体积扩大 倍.11.已知甲数是乙数的3倍,则乙数是甲数的 ,甲数和甲乙两数之和的比是 ,乙数和甲乙两数之三、判断题17.从A 地到B 地,甲要4分钟,乙要5分钟,甲乙的速度比是5∶4。
( ) 18.分针旋转90度需要15分。
( )19.佳佳的身高是120cm ,乐乐的身高是1m ,佳佳和乐乐的身高比是120∶1。
( )20.甲、乙两数的比是4∶5,则甲数比乙数少20%。
( )21.一种商品按原价打八折售出恰好不赚不赔,此商品按原价出售的利润率是25%。
( ) 22.妈妈买了一部新手机,打七五折后是1500元,妈妈买这部手机比原价便宜了500元。
( ) 23.一个平行四边形按4∶1的比放大后,每条边的长度放大为原来的4倍,周长放大为原来的16倍。
( ) 24.长方体、圆柱、圆锥的体积都可以用底面积乘高来计算。
( )25.搭立体图形,从上面看到的是,从左边看到的是,笑笑认为最多可以搭出4种这样的立体图形。
( ) 四、计算题29.求阴影部分面积.五、解答题(2)如果大楼的C点有一个标志,请标记出笑笑在路上看不到这个标志的路段。
33.今年植树节,六(2)班甲、乙、丙三个小组植树,平均每个小组植树24棵,这三个小组植树棵数的比是5:3:4,丙组植树多少棵?34.四年级回收废旧电池450节,四年级回收的节数比五年级少30节,五年级回收的节数是六年级的80%,六年级回收废旧电池多少节?(用方程解答)35.用一辆汽车运送一批货物,请完成下表.载重(吨) 4 6 10 12 15 20运送次数(次)30 20(1)运送货物的质量一定,运送的次数与汽车载重的吨数成什么比例?(2)如果载重为30吨的大货车运送这批货物,几次可以运完?36.将一根体积为62.8立方分米的圆柱形木料,沿底面直径切成形状相同的两部分,表面积增加了80平方分米,这根圆柱形木料长多少米?37.长是60厘米的圆柱按3:2分成一长一短的两个圆柱,表面积增加了30平方厘米,长一点的圆柱的体积是多少立方厘米?参考答案:1.C【分析】根据圆的周长公式:周长=π×半径×2,求出圆的半径;再根据圆的面积公式:π×半径2,代入数据,即可解答。
6级考前冲刺试题一Part I Writing (30 minutes)Directions:For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled Is Homeschooling Advisable? You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below.1. 现在有不少家长让孩子在家上学2. 各人看法不同3. 我自己的观点Is Homeschooling Advisable?________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Part II Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) (15 minutes)Smoke and minorsMore teenage girls smoke than boys. Could it be because the tobacco industry plays on their desire to look fun, feel confident and stay thin?Forget BlackBerrys or wedges: the most desirable accessory for huge numbers of adolescent girls today is a cigarette. The trend began in the 1990s, when girls started to overtake boys as smokers; the gap grew to 10 percentage points in 2004 with 26% of 15-year-old girls smoking compared with 16% of boys. The gap has narrowed since but in 2009 girls are still more likely to smoke than boys.There has long been a synergy(协同作用) between the changing self-image of girls and the tricks of the tobacco industry. Smoking was described by one team of researchers as a way in which some adolescent girls express their resistance to the “good girl”feminine identity. In 2011, when Kate Moss creates controversy by smoking tobacco on the Louis Vuitton catwalk and Lady Gaga breaks the law by lighting up on stage, cigarettes have clearly lost none of their appeal.What‟s different today is the “dark marketing”techniques used by the tobacco industry since the end of “above-the-line”advertising in 2002. These appeal to girls‟fears and fantasies, through online and real-world sponsorship.Tobacco manufacturers, for instance, have been accused of flooding YouTube with videos of sexy smoking teenage girls, while in a pioneering partnership with British American Tobacco, London‟s Ministry of Sound nightclub agreed in 1995 to promote Lucky Strike cigarettes. Most harmful because they are the most covert (隐蔽的), though, are the underground dance parties organised by Marlboro Mxtronic and Urban Wave, the marketing wing of Camel. Beneath the Camel logo, Urban Wave dance parties—stretching from Mexico to the Ukraine—hand out free cigarettes, and are themselves free: you must be invited and register, thereby helping the tobacco company build up a database. In the US a 2007 fashion-themed Camel 9 campaign was clearly targeted at young women, and so-called “brand stretching”has popularised tobacco brands on non-tobacco products, such as Marlboro Classic Clothes.Adolescent girls seem particularly susceptible to the blandishments of the tobacco industry. Susie, 15, began smoking two years ago. “It was on the common and everyone started experimenting. You think, …O oh, I‟m more cool, ooh I feel grownup and in with the crowd.‟” Vanessa, 15, remembers that “it gave me a headrush, and it impressed my friends”. Becca, 21, became a regular smoker at 15. “We were going out and lying about our age and thought smoking made us look older.”Janne Scheffels, a Norwegian researcher, argued recently that teenage girl smokers view it as a kind of “prop (支撑)”in a performance of adulthood, a way of crossing the boundary between childhood and adolescence, and moving away from parents‟ authority. Becca, says: “It felt like getting one over my parents: the fact that they didn‟t like it and couldn‟t stop it made me feel better.”Teenage smokers, the theory used to go, suffer from a lack of self-esteem. The reality is more complex. A succession of studies have found that smoking positions you in a group of “top girls”—high-status, popular, fun-loving, rebellious, confident, cool party-goers who project self-esteem (not, of course, the same as actually having it). Non-smokers are mostly seen as more sensible and less risk-taking.Smoking, says Vanessa, is also bonding. You start conversations with strangers when you ask for a light—an attractive social lubricant (润滑剂) for awkward teenagers. But the hub of teen smoking is break-time: it builds a girl‟s smoking identity. Sara, 14, says: “That was when it became regular, when I started going out at lunch and break, round the corner from school where everyone smokes. You become less close to people who don‟t go out.”Some smoke for emotional reasons: smokers are more likely to be anxious and depressed; having a cigarette is a way of dealing with stress. Twice as many teenage girls suffer from “teen anxiety” as boys, according to a report from the thinktank Demos last month.According to Amanda Amos, professor of health promotion at the University of Edinburgh, there‟s also a social class dimension: more disadvantaged teenage girls smoke, and they‟re less likely to give up. Then why aren‟t boys equally affected? This is where it gets particularly dispiriting. “Top boys”have alternative ways of displaying prestige, such as sport: smoking to look cool conflicts with their desire to get fit. Girls want to be thin more than fit: smoking, they believe, helps keep their weight down. One in four said that smoking made them feel less hungry and that they smoked “instead of eating”.Already in the 1920s the president of American Tobacco realised he could interest women in cigarettes by selling them as a fat-free way to satisfy hunger. The Lucky Strike adverts of 1925, “Reach for Lucky instead of a sweet”, one of the first cigarette advert campaigns aimed at women, increased its market share by more than 200%. Between 1949 and 1999, according to internal documents from the tobacco industry released during litigation in theUS, Philip Morris and British American Tobacco added appetite suppressants to cigarettes.The industry has continued to exploit girls‟ and women‟s anxieties about weight. Since advertising was banned, says Amos, packaging is one of the few ways that tobacco companies can communicate with women. Young women looking at cigarette packs branded “slim” are more likely to believe that the contents can help make them slim. So no prizes for guessing the target market for the new “super-skinny”cigarettes—half the depth of a normal pack of 20—like V ogue Superslims, or the Virginia S.Until recently, few health education campaigns had taken on board the research into why young women smoke and so—unsurprisingly—had little impact. Some even inadvertently encouraged smoking: if you bang on about how bad cigarettes are you make them—to this group—sound good. And there‟s no point in trying to scare girls about developing cancer when they‟re old: they don‟t think they will be.The ones I interviewed know the health risks but use all kinds of strategies to exempt themselves: their uncles smoke and are fine; they‟ll stop when they‟re pregnant (they disapprove of smoking pregnant women); they‟ll stop to avoid wrinkles; they‟ll stop when they‟re “20 or 30”.The successful campaigns have been radically different. The brilliant late-1990s Florida “truth”campaign, eschewing (避开) worthy public health appeals, played the tobacco industry at its own game. Through MTV ads, a newsletter distributed in record shops, merchandising, and a “truth” truck touring concerts and raves, it attacked the industry for manipulating teens to smoke, repositioning anti-smoking as a hip, rebellious youth movement. As a result, the number of young smokers declined by almost 10% over two years.It doesn‟t do to get morally anxious about girls and smoking. For one thing, now that—in year 10—”everyone smokes”, non-smokers and other independent-minded girls are acquiring a cool of their own. Smoking to look cool, it‟s even been suggested, risks you being judged a “try-hard”.On the other hand, cancer is the greatest cause of death among women and, as Amos points out, we haven‟t seen the full health consequences of this bulge of girls‟ smoking yet. Last week Amos addressed the European parliament as part of Europe Against Cancer Week. Female MEPS (members of the European parliament) were shocked when she passed round packets of super-skinnies clearly targeted at girls, and discussed how women need to be empowered not to smoke. Girls need alternatives that make them feel as powerful, independent and attractive as they think cigarettes do. Smoking really is a feminist issue.1. In the 1990s, there was a trend that _______.A) girls desired for high-end products C) more teenage girls smoked than boysB) cigarettes became necessary to girls D) many boys started to quit smoking2. What do the examples of Kate Moss and Lady Gaga show?A) Sexy smoking teenage girls enjoy great popularity.B) Top brands tend to hire celebrities in their promotions.C) Few adolescent girls are satisfied with their appearance.D) Smoking is still very appealing to many teenage girls.3. What is said about the underground dance parties organized by Marlboro Mxtronic?A) They are hidden and extremely harmful. C) They can be found throughout the world.B) They give people enormous pleasure. D) They are mainly aimed at teenage boys.4. According to Janne Scheffels, adolescent girls regard smoking as _______.A) a sign of being anxious and depressedB) an act of defiance toward parental authorityC) a way of starting conversations with strangersD) an effective method of impressing their peers5. The author suggests that “top girls” _______.A) are less likely to be smokers C) are more sensible than other girlsB) can deal with stress very well D) don‟t actually have self-esteem6. Amanda Amos holds that disadvantaged girls _______.A) realize the harm of smoking C) want to get fit instead of being thinB) are less likely to stop smoking D) have healthy ways of losing weight7. What did American Tobacco do to attract women to cigarettes in the 1920s?A) It used substances that increased appetite.B) It handed out free cigarettes in public places.C) It sold cigarettes as a slimming aid for women.D) It produced cigarettes that had a sweet taste.8. Young women tend to believe that cigarettes in slim packs can help them to be ______________________________.9. Heath education campaigns had ______________________________ on stopping women from smoking because few of them studied the reason women smoke.10. The super-skinny cigarette packs which Amos presented at the European parliament______________________________ its female members.Part III Listening Comprehension(35 minutes) Section A11. A) How to help their parents. C) How to spend a summer vacation.B) How to take computer courses. D) How to celebrate the last day of school.12. A) At his apartment. C) In the woman‟s home.B) In a hotel nearby. D) In his friend‟s dormitory.13. A) She has finished her thesis.B) A special day is coming over soon.C) The man was elected the chair of the department.D) There is something special about their school.14. A) There were a lot of good books. C) The books were too expensive to buy.B) He bought a lot of books over there. D) There were many people at the book sale.15. A) The man‟s glasses have been fixed already.B) The man may pick up the glasses on Friday.C) The man may pick up the glasses on Wednesday.D) The man‟s glasses have been fixed within a week.16. A) Lisa might be able to help. C) Sandy is busy with her engagement.B) Lisa is always on the Internet. D) Sandy is working on her lab reports.17. A) He exaggerated his part. C) He played his part quite well.B) He was not dramatic enough. D) He performed better than the secretary.18. A) An open door. C) A private room.B) An open discussion. D) A closed door.Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.19. A) Albania. C) Romania.B) Hungary. D) Czechoslovakia.20. A) Tomorrow. C) Immediately.B) Next month. D) Towards the end of the month.21. A) He may make a lot of friends there.B) He wants to visit his relatives there.C) He may do some market research there.D) He may enjoy the beautiful scenery there.22. A) Sell medical facilities. C) Establish personal contracts.B) Further personal contacts. D) Investigate personal contracts. Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.23. A) Social activities. C) Language activities.B) Cultural activities. D) Sports activities.24. A) Tuesday. C) Thursday.B) Wednesday. D) Friday.25. A) £5. B) £30. C) £50. D) £55.Section BPassage OneQuestions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just heard.26. A) They have to take a lot of courses.B) They don‟t need to go to labs.C) They take a very light class load.D) They have much free time for independent study.27. A) To establish a good image and a high reputation.B) To smoothly present their results and research.C) To make themselves confident and brave.D) To develop a creative mind.28. A) To make friends with their peers. C) To get the latest information.B) To get on well with their colleagues. D) To do research into other areas.Passage TwoQuestions 29 to 31 are based on the passage you have just heard.29. A) The degree they disrupt the computer. C) The space they occupy in the Internet.B) The way they reproduce and spread. D) The target they mainly attack.30. A) It first appeared in 1988. C) It first broke out in Britain.B) It traveled via e-mail messages. D) It was meant to steal documents.31. A) They don‟t damage computer systems.B) They need to attach themselves to other files.C) They could spread on their own through computer networks.D) They replicate themselves when data is shared with another computer system.Passage ThreeQuestions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.32. A) The components and functions of films.B) The standards used to value a film.C) The whole process of movie-making.D) The future development of the movie industry.33. A) Musical score. C) Special effects.B) Clothing design. D) The credits.34. A) It can make all the audiences crazy. C) It can spoil the image of an actor.B) It can affect the fashion of the world. D) It can make an ordinary person leap to fame.35. A) It was made during World War II. C) It reflects things in World War II.B) It was made for politicians. D) It was made for peace lovers.Section CThe social effects of job-sharing are likely to be beneficial, since it attempts to match work opportunities to a wider variety of lifestyles. The (36) _________ of one full-time and one part-time spouse might become much more common: which was the husband and which was the wife would vary according to taste, time of life and career (37) _________.What exactly is job-sharing? The Equal Opportunities Commission (38) _________ it as “a form of part-time employment where two people (39) _________ share the responsibility of one full-time position.”Salary and benefits are (40) _________ between the two sharers. Each person‟s terms and conditions of employment are thesame as those of a full-timer. If each works at least 15 hours a week, then they enjoy certain (41) _________ rights that ordinary part-time workers do not have.Part-timers usually earn less per hour than a full-timer, and have fewer benefits and less job (42) _________. They have virtually no career prospects. Employers often think that working part-time (43) _________ that a person has no ambitions and so offer no chance of promotion.(44) ___________________________________________________________________ and that does not mean just married women. As Adrienne Broyle of “New Ways to Work”—formerly the London Job-Sharing Project —points out: “(45) ___________________________________________________________________”.“A growing number of men want to job-share so that they can play an active role in bringing up their children. It allows people to study at home in their free time, (46) ___________________________________________________________________. Job-sharing is also an ideal way for people to ease into retirement”.Part IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) (25 minutes) Section AQuestions 47 to 51 are based on the following passage.Overprotective parents inhibit more than their kids‟ freedom: they may also slow brain growth in an area linked to mental illness. Children whose parents are overprotective or neglectful are believed to be more susceptible to psychiatric disorders — which in turn are associated with defects in part of the prefrontal cortex (皮层).To investigate the link, Kosuke Narita of Gunma University, Japan, scanned the brains of 50 people in their 20s and asked them to fill out a survey about their relationship with their parents during their first 16 years. The researchers used a survey called the Parental Bonding Instrument, an internationally recognized way of measuring children‟s relationships with their parents. It asks participants to rate their parents on statements like “Did not want me to grow up”, “tried to control everything I did” and “tried to make me feel dependent on her / him”. Narita‟s team found that those with overprotective parents had less grey matter in a particular area of the prefrontal cortex than those who had healthy relationships. Neglect from fathers, though not mothers, also correlated with less grey matter. This part of the prefrontal cortex develops during childhood, and abnormalities there are common in people with schizophrenia and other mental illnesses. Narita and his team propose that the excessive release of the stress hormone cortisol(皮质醇) —due either to neglect, or to too much attention —and reduced production of dopamine as a result of poor parenting leads to stunted grey matter growth.Anthony Harris, director of the Clinical Disorders Unit at Westmead Hospital in Sydney, Australia, says the study is important for highlighting to the wider community that parenting styles can have long-term effects on children. But he adds that such brain differences are not always permanent. “Many individuals show great resilience (弹性),” he says. Stephen Wood, who studies adolescent development at the Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre in Australia, says the brain abnormalities cannot necessarily be blamed on children‟s relationship with their parents. He points out that the subjects studied may have been born with the abnormalities and as a result didn‟t bond well with their parents, rather than vice versa. Wood also takes issue with the study team‟s decision to exclude individuals with low socioeconomic status and uneducated parents —two factors known to contribute to poor performance incognitive tests. “The effect they found may be real, but why worry about parenting if there are other factors that are so much larger?” he says.47. It is believed that children with overprotective or neglectful parents are _____________________.48. The researchers from Gunma University of Japan used a survey —the Parental Bonding Instrument —tomeasure _____________________.49. Narita‟s team found that children whose parents are overprotective or neglectful had _____________________ inpart of the prefrontal cortex.50. Stephen Wood from the Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre in Australia says that children‟s relationship withtheir parents cannot necessarily be blamed for _____________________.51. Stephen Wood believes that if there are other factors that are so much larger, it is no need worrying about_____________________.Section BPassage OneQuestions 52 to 56 are based on the following passage.The longest bull run in a century of art-market history ended on a dramatic note with a sale of 56 works by Damien Hirst, Beautiful Inside My Head Forever, at Sotheby‟s in London on September 15th 2008. All but two pieces sold, fetching more than £70m, a record for a sale by a single artist. It was a last victory. As the auctioneer called out bids, in New York one of the oldest banks on Wall Street, Lehman Brothers, filed for bankruptcy, triggering the most severe financial crisis since the 1920s.The world art market had already been losing momentum for a while after rising bewilderingly since 2003. At its peak in 2007 it was worth some $65 billion, reckons Clare McAndrew, founder of Arts Economics, a research firm —double the figure five years earlier. Since then it may have come down to $50 billion. But the market generates interest far beyond its size because it brings together great wealth, enormous egos, greed, passion and controversy in a way matched by few other industries.In the weeks and months that followed Mr. Hirst‟s sale, spending of any sort became deeply unfashionable. In the art world that meant collectors stayed away from galleries and salerooms. Sales of contemporary art fell by two-thirds, and in the most overheated sector, they were down by nearly 90% in the year to November 2008. Within weeks the world‟s two biggest auction houses, Sotheby‟s and Christie‟s, had to pay out nearly $200m in guarantees to clients who had placed works for sale with them.The current downturn in the art market is the worst since the Japanese stopped buying Impressionists at the end of 1989. This time experts reckon that prices are about 40% down on their peak on average, though some have been far more volatile (动荡的). But Edward Dolman, Christie‟s chief executive, says, “I‟m pretty confident we‟re at the bottom.”What makes this slump different from the last, he says, is that there are still buyers in the market, whereas in the early 1990s, when interest rates were high, there was no demand even though many collectors wanted to sell. Christie‟s revenues in the first half of 2009 were still higher than in the first half of 2006. Almost everyone who was interviewed for this special report said that the biggest problem at the moment is not a lack of demand but a lack of good work to sell. The three Ds — death, debt and divorce — still deliver works of art to the market. But anyone who does not have to sell is keeping away, waiting for confidence to return.52. In the first paragraph, Damien Hirst‟s sale was referred to as “a last victory” because .A) the art market had witnessed a succession of victoriesB) the auctioneer finally got the two pieces at the highest bidsC) Beautiful inside My Head Forever won over all masterpiecesD) it was successfully made just before the world financial crisis53. By saying “spending of any sort became deeply unfashionable”(Line 1-2, Para.3), the author suggeststhat .A) art collection as a fashion had lost its appeal to a great extentB) collectors were no longer actively involved in art-market auctionsC) people stopped every kind of spending and stayed away from galleriesD) works of art in general had gone out of fashion so they were not worth buying54. What do we learn about the art market from the passage?A) Nobody has confidence in the future of the art market.B) The art market surpassed many other industries in momentum.C) The art market generally went downward in various ways.D) Sales of contemporary art rose dramatically from 2007 to 2008.55. The three Ds mentioned in the last paragraph are .A) auction houses‟ favorites C) factors promoting artwork circulationB) contemporary trends D) styles representing impressionists56. What is mainly discussed in the passage?A) Art market in decline.C) Fluctuation of art prices.B) Up-to-date art auctions.D) Shifted interest in arts.Passage TwoQuestions 57 to 61 are based on the following passage.Over the past decade, many companies had perfected the art of creating automatic behaviors —habits —among consumers. These habits have helped companies earn billions of dollars when customers eat snacks or wipe counters almost without thinking, often in response to a carefully designed set of daily cues.“There are fundamental public health problems, like dirty hands instead of a soap habit, that remain killers onlybecause we can‟t figure out how to change people‟s habits,” said Dr. Curtis, the director of the Hygiene Center at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. “We wanted to learn from private industry how to create new behaviors that happen automatically.”The companies that Dr. Curtis turned to — Procter & Gamble, Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever — had invested hundreds of millions of dollars finding the subtle cues in consumers‟ lives that corporations could use to introduce new routines.If you look hard enough, you‟ll find that many of the products we use every day —chewing gums, skin moisturizers, disinfecting wipes, air fresheners, water purifiers, health snacks, teeth whiteners, fabric softeners, vitamins —are results of manufactured habits. A century ago, few people regularly brushed their teeth multiple times a day. Today, because of shrewd advertising and public health campaigns, many Americans habitually give their pearly whites a cavity-preventing scrub twice a day, often with Colgate, Crest or one of the other brands.A few decades ago, many people didn‟t drink water outside of a meal. Then beverage companies started bottling the production of far-off springs, and now office workers unthinkingly sip bottled water all day long. Chewing gum, once bought primarily by adolescent boys, is now featured in commercials as a breath freshener and teeth cleanser for use after a meal. Skin moisturizers are advertised as part of morning beauty rituals, slipped in between hair brushing and putting on makeup.“Our products succeed when they become part of daily or weekly patterns,” said Carol Berning, a consumer psychologist who recently retired from Procter & Gamble, the company that sold $76 billion of Tide, Crest and other products last year. “Creating positive habits is a huge part of improving our consumers‟ lives, and it‟s essential to making new products commercially viable (可行的).”Through experiments and observation, social scientists like Dr. Berning have learned that there is power in tying certain behaviors to habitual cues through cruel and endless advertising. As this new science of habit has emerged, controversies have erupted when the tactics (手段) have been used to sell questionable beauty creams or unhealthy foods.57. According to Dr. Curtis, habits like hand washing with soap .A) should be further cultivated C) are deeply rooted in historyB) should be changed gradually D) are basically private concerns58. The example of brushing teeth shows that some of consumer‟s habits are developed due to .A) perfected art of products C) commercial promotionsB) automatic behavior creation D) scientific experiments59. Bottled water, chewing gun and skin moisturizers are mentioned in Paragraph 5 so as to .A) show the urgent need of daily necessitiesB) reveal their impact on people‟ habitsC) indicate their effect on people‟ buying powerD) manifest the significant role of good habits60. How did Carol Berning see creating automatic behaviors among consumers?A) It may not bring huge profits for companies.B) It has become a new field of scientific research.C) It means a heavy investment for companies.D) It is necessary for the success of new products.61. What is the author‟s attitude toward the influence of advertising on people‟s habits?A) Indifferent. B) Negative. C)Positive. D) Biased.Part V Cloze (15 minutes)If there is one thing that could halt the ascent of social networks, it is the thorny question of privacy. This is 62 because it goes right to the heart of the social-networking business model. In order to 63 users, sites need to offer ways for members to restrict the information about themselves that gets shared with a wider 64 . But if a site allows members to keep too much of their information private, there will be less traffic that can be turned into profit 65 advertising and various other means, 66 the network‟s business will suffer.There is some evidence that people are starting to become more sophisticated about the way in which they 67 their data, which could have longer-term 68 for the networks‟growth. Research 69 last year showed that some 60% of adults are restricting 70 to their online profiles.As it happens, the social networks have partly brought this on themselves. In order to offer a better service, many have created 71 sets of privacy controls that allow users to switch 72 different levels of protection to entrench (保护) their online data. Facebook has excessive controls that can be 73 to create different levels of confidentiality. Default settings (默认设置) for younger people on social-net-working sites are often more 74 than 62. A) competitive C) ambiguousB) controversial D) irrational63. A) attract C) enlargeB) contract D) extend64. A) society C) coverageB) public D) audience65. A) among C) throughB) across D) from66. A) or C) whereasB) while D) so67. A) manage C) monitorB) manipulate D) analyze68. A) influences C) implicationsB) impressions D) connections69. A) collected C) discoveredB) guided D) published70. A) access C) excessB) entrance D) approach71. A) successive C) progressiveB) extensive D) repetitive72. A) among C) intoB) between D) towards73. A) remedied C) adaptedB) transformed D) adjusted74. A) inclusive C) restrictiveB) instructive D) exclusive75. A) from C) overB) for D) upon。