春分短信2006年高考英语试题广东卷

2021年1月19日发(作者：女汉子买房记)
题



2006
年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试英语试
广东卷

I
．单项填空
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共
15
小题；每小题
1
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1 5
分
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涂黑。

21.
--
Andrew
won't
like
it,
you
know.
--
______
?
I
don't
care
what
Andrew
thinks!
A.

So
what
B.

So
where
C.

So
why
摘自


从
A
、
B
、
C
、
D
四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡 上将该项
D.

So
how

22.
--
Must
he
come
to
sign
this
paper
himself?
--
Yes,
he
_______.
A.

need
A.

even
A.

came
A.

broke
out
B.

must
B.

ever
B.

grew
B.

put
out
C.

may
C.

just
C.

got
C.

came
out
D.

will

D.

never

D.

went

D.

got
out

23.
I
thought
she
was
famous,
but
none
of
my
friends
have
______

heard
of
her.
24.
The
traffic
lights
______

green
and
I
pulled
away.
25.
I
was
still
sleeping
when
the
fire
______,
and
then
it
spread
quickly.
26.

Jenny
was
very
sad
over
the
loss
of
the
photos
she
had
shot
at
Canada,
______

this
was
a
memory
she
especially
treasured.
A.

as
A.

had
ould
be
very
great.
A.

As
a
result

over
the
world.
A.

performed
B.

performing
C.

to
be
performed
C.

To
make
D.

being
performed

30.

this
cake,
you'll
need
2
eggs,
175
g
sugar
and
175
g
flour.
A.

Having
made
B.

Make

again,”
the
old
man
said
firmly.

A.

because
B.

since
C.

when
D.

until

D.

Making

31.

“You
can't
have
this
football
back
______

you
promise
not
to
kick
it
at
my
cat
B.

As
usual
C.

Even
so
D.

So
far

29.

No
matter
how
frequently
______,
the
works
of
Beethoven
still
attract
people
all
B.

if
B.

did
C.

when
C.

hadn't
D.

where

D.

didn't

27.

Sarah
had
her
washing
machine
repaired
the
day
before
yesterday,
______

she?
28.

Much
of
the
power
of
the
trade
unions
has
been
lost.,
their
political
influence
sh
32.

The
young
girl
sitting
next
to
me
on
the
plane
was
very
nervous.
She
______

before.
A.

hasn't
flown
dvice.
A.

I
did
find
A.

date
B.

did
I
find
B.

shape
C.

I
have
found
D.

have
I
found

C.

order
D.

balance

34.

You
have
been
sitting
on
my
hat
and
now
it
is
badly
out
of
_______.
35.

--
Excuse
me,
Sir,
is
the
swimming
pool
open
all
day?
--
______
Only
from
6:00
pal
to
10:00
pm.
A.

That's
right.


C.

Sorry,
I
am
not
sure

II
．完形填空
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20
小题；每小题
1.
5
分，满分
30
分
)

摘自

B.

didn't
fly
C.

hadn't
flown
D.

wasn't
flying

33.

So
difficult
______

it
to
work
out
the
problem
that
I
decided
to
ask
Tom
for
a
B.

Yes,
of
course
D.

Sorry,
I'm
afraid
not
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从
36
~
55
各题所给的四个 选项
(A
、
B
、
C
和
D)
中，
选 出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

The
survey
about
childhood
in
the
Third
World
shows
that
the
struggle
for
survival
i
s
long
and
hard.
But
in
the
rich
world,
children
can___36___from
a
different
kind
of
pov
erty
—

of
the
spirit.___37___,
one
Western
country
alone
now
sees
14,
000
attempted
sui
cides
(
自杀

)
every
year
by
children
under
15,
and
one
child___38___five
needs
psychiatr
ic
(
心理
)
advice.
There
are
many
good
things
about___39___in
the
Third
World.
Take
the
close
and
c
onstant
relation
between
children
and
their
parents,
relatives
and
neighbours
for
example.
I
n
the
West,
the
very
nature
of
work
puts
distance
between___40___and
children.
But
in
most
Third
World
villages
mother
and
father
do
not
go
miles
away
each
day
to
work
in
offices.___41___,
the
child
sees
mother
and
father,
relations
and
neighbours
working___42
___and
often
shares
in
that
work.
A
child___43___in
this
way
learns
his
or
her
role
through
joining
in
the
community's

___44___
:
helping
to
dig
or
build,
look
after
animals
or
babies
--
rather
than___45___p
laying
with
water
and
sand
in
kindergarten,
keeping
pets___46___playing
with
dolls.
These
children
may
grow
up
with
a
less
oppressive
sense
of
space
and
time
than
the

___47___children.
Their
sense
of
days
and
time
has
a
lot
to
do
with
the
change
of
seas
ons
and
positions
of
the
sun
or
the
moon
in
the
sky.
Children
in
the
rich
world,
___48__
_,
are
provided
with
a
watch
as
one
of
the___49___signs
of
growing
up,
so
that
they
can
___50___along
with
their
parents
about
being
late
for
school
times,
meal
times,
bed
times,

the
times
of
TV
shows.
…

Third
World
children
do
not
usually___51___to
stay
indoors,
still
less
in
highrise
apa
rtments
(
公寓
).
Instead
of
dangerous
roads,
“keep
off
the
grass”
signs
and
“don't
speak
to

strangers”,
there
is
often
a
sense
of___52___to
study
and
play.
Parents
can
see
their
chil
dren
outside
rather
than
observe
them___53___from
ten
floors
up.
54
,
twelve
million
children
under
five
still
die
every
year
through
hunger
and
diseas
e.
But
childhood
in
the
Third
World
is
not
all


55

36.

A.

come
38.

A.

by
40.

A.

adults
41.

A.

Anyhow
42.

A.

away
44.

A.

activity
45.

A.

by
46.

A.

and
47.

A.

Eastern
B.

learn
B.

in
B.

fathers
B.

However
B.

alone
B.

life
B.

from
B.

but
B.

good
C.

suffer
C.

In
fact
C.

to
C.

spirit
C.

neighbours
C.

Instead
C.

along
C.

study
C.

through
C.

or
C.

poor
D.

on
the
whole

C.

happiest
C.

hurry
C.

have
C.

impatiently
C.

Of
course
C.

rich

D.

quickest

D.

worry

D.

require

D.

proudly

D.

What's
more

D.

poor
D.

survive

D.

In
other
words

D.

under

D.

survival

D.

relatives

D.

Still

D.

nearby

D.

working

D.

work

D.

with

D.

so

D.

Western


37.

A.

As
usual
B.

For
instance
39.

A.

childhood
B.

poverty
43.

A.

growing
up
B.

living
through
C.

playing
48.

A.

at
any
moment
C.

on
the
other
hand
49.

A.

easiest
50.

A.

care
51.

A.

dare
52.

A.

control
B.

earliest
B.

fear
B.

expect
B.

danger
B.

at
the
same
time
C.

disappointment
D.

freedom

53.

A.

anxiously
B.

eagerly
54.

A.

Above
all
B.

In
the
end
55.

A.

bad

B.

good
III
．阅读理解
(
共
20
小题；每小 题
2
分，满分
40
分
)
答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A
摘自

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项
(A
、B
、
C
和
D)
中，选出最佳选项，并在

Scientific
experiments
can
sometimes
go
wrong
and
when
they
do
the
results
may
ra
nge
from
the
disastrous
to
the
troubling.
One
such
experiment
took
place
in
South
Americ
a
about
fifty
years
ago.
Whether
its
final
consequences
will
cause
serious
damage
or
nothi
ng
more
than
a
small
trouble
still
remains
to
be
seen.
The
story
began
in
1956
when
an
American
scientist
working
in
Brazil
decided
to
so
lve
the
problem
of
increasing
the
productivity
of
that
country's
bees.
He
imported
a
very
active
type
of
African
bee
from
Tanzania
and
mated

(
交配
)

it
with
the
more
easy-going

native
variety
to
produce
a
new
kind
of
bees.
The
new
bees
worked
harder
and
produce
d
twice
as
much
honey.
It
seemed
that
Professor
Kerr,
for
that
was
the
scientist's
name,
had
a
total
success
on
his
hands.
Then
things
began
to
go
wrong.
For
some
reason
as
yet
unseen,
but
perhaps
as
a
res
ult
of
something
in
their
environment,
the
new
bees
began
to
develop
extremely
attacking

personalities.
They
became
bad-tempered
and
easy
to
be
angry,
attacked
the
native
bees
and
drove
them
from
their
living
places.
But
worse
was
to
follow.
Having
taken
over
the
countryside,
the
new
bees,
with
thei
r
dangerous
stings
(
叮
),
began
to
attack
its
neighbours
—

cats,
dogs,
horses,
chickens
and

finally
man
himself.
A
long
period
of
terror
began
that
has
so
far
killed
a
great
number

of
animals
and
about
150
human
beings.
This
would
have
been
bad
enough
if
the
bees
had
stayed
in
Brazil.
But
now
they
ar
e
on
the
move,
heading
northwards
in
countless
millions
towards
Central
and
North
Ameri
ca,
and
moving
at
the
alarming
speed
of
200
miles
a
year.
The
countries
that
lie
in
their

path
are
naturally
worried
because
it
looks
as
if
nothing
can
be
done
to
stop
them.

56.

The
results
of
the
South
American
experiment_______.
A.

have
caused
a
serious
trouble
B.

have
proved
to
be
wrong
C.

are
not
yet
certain
D.

are
not
important

57.

The
experiment
mentioned
in
this
passage
was
designed
to_______.
A.

increase
the
amount
of
honey
in
Brazil
B.

make
Brazilian
bees
more
easy-going
C.

increase
the
number
of
bees
in
Brazil
D.

make
African
bees
less
active

58.

Which
of
the
following
may
be
the
cause
of
the
new
bees'
attacking
personalitie
s?
A.

Their
production
of
honey.
B.

Their
hard
work.
C.

Their
living
environment.
D.

Their
bad
temper.

59.

The
last
paragraph
implies
that
_______.
A.

the
bees
have
been
driven
to
Central
and
North
America
B.

the
bees
may
bring
about
trouble
in
more
countries
C.

the
bees
must
be
stopped
from
moving
north
D.

the
bees
prefer
to
live
in
Brazil

B