46. The writer thinks that ____ .
A. exercise brings us twice as much income as before B. exercise reduces some chemical drugs in our body C. social activity gives more pleasure than exercise D. social activity isn’t being paid enough attention to
47. According to the passage, ____ may result in family breaking up. A. spending time socializing B. daily long travels to work C. getting off the boring life D. long hours spent in sleeping 48. As for laughter, the writer suggests that we ____ .
A. act the same way as babies do B. laugh more whenever possible C. laugh quietly when exercising D. build relationships with the funny 49. The best title for the passage is____ .
A. How Much to Expect Happiness B. The Meaning of Life Is Happiness C. Exercise Can Increase Happiness D. Ways to Increase Your Happiness C
In recent years, increasing attention is being given to the relationship between China and India, the two competing Asian giants which have lots of similarities. They are the countries with the biggest population, the number combined making up 40% of the world population; they are two of the most ancient countries with thousands of years' history and significant influence to the world civilization; their rapid growth is crucial to the Asia and the world economy.
However, due to a number of reasons, China and India have to handle their tough relations. Firstly, both of them are driving at full speed in developing economy. India feels frustrated with a growing China, which used to be as poor as India but now going over it. Not only to be an economic power, India dreams also to be a big potato in terms of science, technology, military and diplomacy, seeking more political interests.
Secondly, China and India both have vast land and huge population. Yet their economic pattern is labor intensive (劳动密集型），which deadly relies on natural resources. Unfortunately, the lack of resources drives them turning to the outside world. It's a point more severe for China. As a result, the heavily resource-based economy will certainly lead to conflicts between them in seeking natural resources.
For political consideration, countries oppose their enemy by joining the enemy’s enemy to ease the tension. China has a good relationship with Pakistan; India seeks stronger ties with Russia and the US, and as far as with Japan. In October 1962, India launched attacks along the border to China. Chinese fought back and the border areas have remained in rest in the following years. Apart from that, India, though recognizing Tibet as part of China, expects to face an independent Tibet, instead of the Chinese government. All these taste sour to China.
Thanks to the economic globalization there is a fast growth in trade. Since India has a weaker industry than China, the two countries started cooperation. China exports the
finished products to India, while imports raw materials. India hopes to build jointly with China a pipe line crossing China’s Xinjiang and Tibet, in order to bring oil and gas from Russia and the central Asian countries into India. At present, the two countries have had joint projects in Iran, South America and Syria. In their cooperation, however, China always holds the major shares. In the overseas projects, China often offers higher bid over India. India elephant looks bitter to see that Chinese dragon is becoming an outstanding power in Asia.
In recent years, the accepted approach in international politics is to put the dispute (争端）and difference aside and seek win-win through dialogue and cooperation. Sino-US relations，Sino-Japan relations, are all following this course. The traditional belief of “Principle First” has been replaced by “Development First” or “National Interests First” or “The best way to conquer your enemy is to unite first with him,\\ There is no exception in Sino-India case. Both sides agreed to put the hard issues aside and make room for economic development. They believed that an all-round cooperation would create a better political atmosphere and help solve the border dispute. However, it is obvious that China and India will not seek friendship at the expense of their national interests.
50. Paragraph 1 intends to tell us____ .
A. why the two countries have something in common B. which of the two countries is the real Asian giant
C. how strongly the two countries are affecting the world D. why the two countries have caught so much concern
51. The writer suggests China and India have ____ in development. A. different needs for resources B. the same target and way C. the same land and population D. different styles and ideas 52. How does India handle its tough relation with China?
A. By supporting its friends. B. By changing economic pattern. C. By joining China’s enemies. D. By attacking China constantly. 53. The writer seems to think that China ____ in economic cooperation. A. has some advantages over India B. is as powerful as India C. looks bitter to find India stronger D. finds India unreliable
54. From the last part of the passage we learn that both countries ____ . A. have a strong will to win each other B. will try to join hands at all costs
C. will put development before conflicts D. hold the belief of “Principle First” D
The night was dark. The two men ran toward the dark house quietly. They ran up the steps, and knelt down, breathing heavily, in the dark shadows. Out of the blackness—a whisper: “We can't stay out here... Take this suitcase...Let me try those keys. We’ve got to get in!”
With one of the keys, the first man opened the door. Silently, the two men entered the house, closed the door behind them, and locked it. They discussed the situation. The man who held the flashlight spoke first. “Well, Bums,” he said, “we’re lucky. Looks as if the family’s away.”
“Yeah, gone for the summer.”
Yes, Hogan and Bums were lucky. Only once in the past ten days had their luck failed them. It had been with them when they made their big robbery on the Coast. It had been with them during their thousand-mile trip eastward, by car. It had been with them every moment — but one.
That moment had come just one hour before. It came when Burns, driving the car, ran over a policeman. And Bums, thinking of the suitcase at Hogan's feet, had driven away swiftly. There had been a wild, crazy chase (追逐)? And when a bullet had shot through the gas tank, they had had to abandon the car. But luck or no luck, here they were, without a car, in a completely strange town. But safe and sound—with the suitcase.
The suitcase lay in the center of the table. In it, lay 300,000 dollars.
Hogan said, “We have to get a car. We can’t steal one: It’s too dangerous. We have to buy one. That means we have to wait until the lots open. That will be about eight o’clock in this town.”
“But what about the suitcase?” said Bums.
“Hide it right here.” So they carried the suitcase down to the basement and buried it in a comer. Just before dawn, they slipped out. As they were walking down the street, Hogan said that a Samuel Rogers lived in the house they had just left, according to the name on some of the library books.
The used car lots opened at eight. Shortly before nine, Hogan and Bums had a very nice little car, quiet, unnoticeable, speedy. They arranged for temporary plates and drove off. Blocks from the house, they stopped. Hogan got out and walked toward the house. He thought he'd just go around to the back, and slip in.
Fifty yards from the house, he stopped. The front door was open. The family had returned! What bad luck! What could they do? Break into the cellar (basement) that night, and pick up the suitcase? No—too dangerous. Hogan would have to think of something.
''Leave it to me, kid.'' He told Bums. \Let's find a telephone. Quick!” Ten minutes later. Hogan was consulting a telephone directory. Yes, there it was —Samuel Rogers, 555-6329. A moment later he was talking to the surprised Mr. Rogers.
“Hello,” he began，“is this Mr. Samuel Rogers?” “Yes, this is Mr. Rogers.”
“Mr. Rogers,” Hogan said, ’\(警官）Simpson, of the detective division.\see you.”
“ Am I in trouble of some kind?\important to talk to you about.” “Very well, I’ll wait for you.”
On the way back to the house, Hogan explained his idea to Bums.
Within ten minutes，“Sergeant Simpson” and “Detective Johnson” were talking with the badly frightened Mr. Rogers. A small man with pale blue eyes and a funny little face.
Hogan told a false story. Mr. Rogers was surprised, but he was delighted to be able
to help the police. He accompanied Hogan to the basement. Together they dug up the suitcase, took it to the living room, opened it and saw it really did hold bills, bills, bills! Hogan closed the suitcase, “Mr. Rogers,” he announced, in his best official manner, “we must run along. The Chief wants a report — quick. We have to catch the rest of the robbers.\three walked to the door. Mr. Rogers opened it. “Come in, boys，，’ he said pleasantly — and in walked three large strong men in police uniforms who, without fear, stared at Hogan and Bums.
“What does this mean, Mr. Rogers?” asked Hogan.
“It’s quite simple,” said Mr. Rogers. “It just happens that I am the Chief of Police!” 55. Hogan and Bums went to the dark house to ____ .
A. rob the house B. steal a suitcase C. escape the hunt D. look after the house 56. Put the following in the right time order. ①They ran over a policeman. ?They got a suitcase on the car.
③ They went towards the dark house. ④ They laid their suitcase on the table.
A. ???④ B. ?④??. C. ④??? D. ???④ 57. \A. hide the suitcase B. buy a second-hand car C. find a telephone D. get temporary plates 58. It is true that ____ .
A. the Chief of Police sent Sergeant Simpson to the house B. Mr. Rogers helped Hogan and Brain dig up the suitcase C. Mr. Rogers was really afraid of Simpson and Johnson D. the police would have to catch the rest of the robbers
59. Mr. Rogers probably realized the two men were robbers when he____ . A. answered the phone call B. saw the suitcase with bills C. opened the door for the police D. heard Hogan’s false story 60. What’s the best title for the story? A. The Big Robbery B. The Crazy Chase
C. The Stolen Suitcase D. The Wrong House
第二节：下面文章中有5个段落需要添加首句（第61—65题）。请从以下选项（A、B、C、D、E
和F)中选出适合各段落的首句，并在答题纸上将相应选项的标号涂黑。选项中有一项是多余选项。 A. Say hello to humor.
B. Engage in physical activities. C. Figure out what is behind anger.
D. Always listen to the other person first. E. Change the way you think about things. F. Make necessary adjustments when possible. How to Manage Your Anger
Anger is a much-misunderstood emotion. It can motivate you to take action or force
you to take inappropriate action. It's also somewhat unpredictable in that you may not always know when you'll get angry. Anger can sometimes lead to physical diseases. While powerful and often intense, anger can actually be controlled in one way or
another. Learning how to manage your anger is important, especially if you've noticed you're experiencing this emotion more frequently or intensely. Below are some tips for doing that:
61.________ Let's say you find yourself in a discussion with a co-worker, family member or friend and it starts to get heated. Listen carefully to what the other person is saying. Instead of blurting out an angry response, hit the pause button and listen to the other person until he or she finishes speaking. It will help you figure out what's behind the words — yours and the other person's. If your partner feels like you're not taking his or her feelings into account, you can adjust your behavior and your words to recognize this fact and do something about it.
62..________ Laughter is a wonderful antidote to negativity and anger. It helps you put things into perspective and helps you not take yourself so seriously. When you feel like you are full of negative thoughts and have to stop yourself from saying or doing something out of anger, turn instead to lighter fare. Watch a comedy. Go to a website with humorous quotes or jokes. Be sure to avoid such kinds of humor as work in the opposite way, though.
63..________ Exercise proves to be an effective way to controlling emotions. The endorphins that come from exercise can help you calm down, and moving your body provides a physical outlet for your anger. Maintaining a regular exercise schedule can help you regulate your emotions. While you exercise, focus on thinking about the
exercise and your body, not what has been on your mind lately. Some forms of exercise that might appeal to you and help you control your anger include jogging, cycling, yoga, swimming and so on.
64..________ If bottleneck traffic gets you annoyed, try driving other routes. If you can't stand the mess in the living room that greets you when you walk through the door, go in through a side door. Sometimes it's also about changing the timing. For example, let's say you and your family members always argue at night, which could be caused by stress. When you’re exhausted, you are more likely to start an argument. Make an appointment to discuss pressing matters at a different time so that your evening can be more enjoyable and relaxing.
65..________ This is actually cognitive (认知）restructuring. U simply means reordering the way you think about things, which can help you deal with your anger in a healthy way. After you have given yourself a moment to calm down, discuss the situation with yourself in positive and relieving terms.
Replace negative thoughts and words with those that are more reasonable. Instead of saying you failed and will never succeed, tell yourself that this was a disappointing result, makes you feel frustrated, but it's not life-threatening. You will have other opportunities to succeed.
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2016年温州市高三第二次适应性测试（二模）英语试题汇总
