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9．It's high time that we students________ harder as the examination is drawing nearer．（　　）

A．

work

B．

will work

C．

worked

D．

have to work

分析该是我们学生认真学习的时候了，因为考试临近了．

解答答案是C．本题考查It's time that的虚拟语气的句型．句型"It's/was time that"中，从句中往往用过去时，也可以用"should+动词原形"，由此判断答案是C．

点评在掌握虚拟语气的规则的基础上，判断题干属于什么类型的虚拟，然后根据语境，选用恰当的动词形式表达虚拟．

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20．[写作内容]
"你幸福吗？"这是一个很现实而值得深思的问题．最近，我们了解了当前部分中学生的幸福感：
1）大多数同学觉得自己幸福，因为拥有健康与和谐的家庭；
2）部分同学认为能够与周围的人融洽相处就是一种幸福；
3）还有的同学认为学习成就感直接影响幸福感；
4）你感到幸福吗？你的理由．
参考词汇：和谐的harmonious
[写作要求]
必须用五个句子表达所有的内容，文章开头已给出，不计入总句数．
[评分标准I
句子结构准确，信息内容完整，语言表达流畅、连贯．
Are you happy？This is a very realistic and deep question．Recently，we've learned about the sense of happiness among some middle school students．（提出观点） A majority of students think that they hold happiness for their owning health and a harmonious family．（高分句型一）However，some believe that，in their dictionary of happiness，being happy means being able to getting along well with people around them．As learning is a top task over anything for students，others think that the sense of study achievementwill largely affect the happiness level of them，while the frustration in their exams might account for the loss of happiness．（高分句型二）（阐述理由）
As for me，I feel definitely fulfilled and happy because I get the precious chance to study passionately for my future，enrich my knowledge and broaden my horizons．．

17．In 1997，I found myself in a situation I never thought I'd be in：alone and begging for money in New York．My father had been separated from our family，and my mother had recently died from complications related to AIDS．What I remember most about such nights is lying on the cold marble floor and using my backpack for a pillow．
    Even though I had lost my family，I made choices every single day to turn my life around．There was the haven for homeless teenagers called the Door，a non-profit organization that provided me with guidance，medical care and food，all of which kept me going while Icompleted my homework in train stations and under hallway lights．Perhaps the most surprising　help though，I did not seek out﹔it found me．The New York Times told my story．In the weeks　that followed，dozens of strangers reached out to me from all across the United States．At my　high school，I began receiving handwritten letters of encouragement．Strangers showed up　bearing clothes，books，and even hugs．Since the article mentioned I was applying to Harvard，one woman knitted a blanket for me．She attached this note to the box it was posted in："It getscold in those dorms．May you warm yourself knowing that people care about you"．
   With the help of these people，my life today bears no resemblance at all to my life then．Igraduated not only from high school but also from Harvard University．
    Before these people-some of them nameless-I just didn't realize how good people　could be．But now I do，and I can say that the people who helped me have forever changed me．They are the reason behind my decision to join the board at the Door so that I can be part of a
small team of people opening a high school for homeless teenagers．They are the reason Idedicate my life to opening pathways for others．And they are the reason I travel around the　world helping people transform their own lives．
56．According to the passage，the authorA．
   A．tried to change her life
   B．often slept m friends'homes
    C．felt lonely because of her illness
    D．felt quite desperate for her father
57．What can we learn about the Door？A
    A．It helps the homeless teenagers．
    B．It is an organization seeking profits．
C．It provides entertainment for children．
D．It reports the stories about the homeless．
58．The 3rd paragraph mainly tells aboutA．
   A．how the author applies to Harvard
   B．how the author struggles for her ideal
   C．how The New York Times helps the author
   D．how people help the author in different ways
59．Which of the following is the correct order to describe the author's life？C
   a．The newspaper reported her story．
   b．She graduated from Harvard University．
   c．She slept on the cold floor at night．
   d．She joined the committee at the Door．
   e．Her mother died from the illness．
   A．d→e→c→a→b           B．e→c→d→a→b
   C．e→c→a→b→d           D．b→c→d→e→a
60．What can we learn from the last paragraph？B
   A．Patience is a virtue．
   B．Love can be passed on．
   C．Time waits for no man．
   D．Honesty leads to success．

4．The scientist is calculating themass（质量）of the planet．

14．She couldn't have answered the question if she _________ a few books on world history．（　　）

1．The dance，Gangnam style，was/got familiar to （熟悉）people all over the world overnight．

18．---Sorry，but I can't visit you tomorrow．
Come whenever it is to your ．（　　）

3．The U．S．government，which played as"the world judge of human rights，"made attacks on the human rights situation in almost 200countries and regions again in its newly-issued Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2013．However，the U．S．carefully avoided mentioning its own human rights problems．In fact，there were still serious human rights problems in the U．S in 2013，with the situation in many fields deteriorating．
The number of violent crimes has risen sharply．The U．S．listed 1，214，464violent crimes in 2012，of which 14，827are murders，84，376rapes，354，522robberies and 760，739serious violent attacks．
The U．S．government took freedom in monitoring （监控） its citizens，which shocked the world．Edward Snowden，a former CIA employee，disclosed a monitoring program carried out by the U．S．government．Under the program，the government rudely tracked citizens'private emails，chats，audio and video data，documents and photos，identifying their locations，their traveling companions，and other personal information．
The U．S．citizens'economic rights are still under challenge．Unemployment rates are high in the US．In 2007，nearly 80% people aged 25to 54in the U．S．had a job．In 2013，only about 76% people in that age group were working．Wealth gap in the US is widening．More than 47million U．S．people living in poverty in 2012，and the poverty rate reached 15%．About 6.4million people aged 65and older were poor．The current gap between America's rich and poor is the widest in history from 2012all the way back to 1913．The richest 10percent's share of total income was 50.4% in 2012．
According to a survey carried out in 2012，at least 136African-Americans were killed by policemen or security guards in the year．A latest report said that despite the fact that drug use was about the same for both black and white Americans，blacks were four times as likely as whites to be arrested for drug possession．
Some mainstream media，social organizations and politicians declare racist comments．On October 16，2013，American Broadcasting Company's Jimmy Kimmel Show aired a remark saying"kill everyone in China"and promoted racial hatred．It aroused unease and protests from Asian Americans especially Chinese Americans．
Sex discrimination（歧视） is still serious，and children's rights are not well protected in the United States．Women are facing serious employment discrimination．On average，women made about 81% of the earnings of male full-time wage and salary．Women's average annual income is $11，500less than that of men's．Women experienced frequent violent and sexual attacks．

50．The writer present this report because the U．S．governmentD
A．is the world judge of human rights
B．attacks 200countries and regions
C．avoids mentioning some of its problems
D．judges human rights in the world unfairly
51．What does the underlined word deteriorating mean hereA？
A．becoming worse
B．remaining terrible
C．changing greatly
D．improving slightly
52．The monitoring program of the U．S．was disclosed byC．
A．the writer of the report
B．those who got monitored
C．a former CIA employee
D．a U．S．government leader
53．Which of the following shows wealth gap in the US is greatB？
A.80% people aged 25to 54in the U．S．had a job．
B.10% rich people own 50.4% of the total income．
C．Unemployment rates are high in the US in 2013．
D．Women made about 81% of the male's earnings．
54．Chinese Americans feel especially uneasy aboutA．
A．some media declaring racist comments
B．blacks being more likely to be arrested
C．children's rights not being protected
D．women becoming victims of violence．

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