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A.Opposed.B.Positive.C.Doubtful31.Which of the following is a suitable title for the text?空D.Cautious..当：t第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）A.The Diplomatic Relationship Between China and Panama根据短文内容：从短文后的七个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。B.Panama's Move to List Chinese New Year as National HolidayNowadays,the sense of frustration()results from many things such as slow Intemet connections andC.The Chinese Contributions to Boost the Panama's Tourism Economychoosing what to wear to an event with an ambiguous dress code.36 So next time you want toD.The Celebration of Chinese New Year in Panama's Chinese Communitysmash()your computer,remember the following reasons for not taking life so seriouslyDYou may think spending more time at home or with friends will probably have a negativeinuencenA new study suggests that severe storms are likely to start affecting wider areas that include cities likeyour bank account.In fact,once you have enough money to satisfy your basic needs,money makes veryitNew York,Boston,Beijing and Tokyo.difference in your overall well-being.37An international research team predicts that big atmospheric storms called tropical cyclones()Worry isn't productive.You might find yourself visiting a new city like London and ending up beingcould move further to the northorsouth.It said that this is because of the effeets of global warming and climateconfused by the transportation system.You can't find out how to get where you want to go and it makes youchange.want to scream.38Nothing.Getting lost in a new city may lead to a better story than going to aMajor tropical eyclones are declared either hurricanes or typhoons,depending on where the storms happen.crowded museum.In the North Atlantic,central North Pacific and eastern North Pacific,the term"hurricane"is used.In the39 If you're lucky enough to make it to age 90,you still have less than 800,000 hours betweenNorthwest Pacific,the storms are called typhoons.the time you are born and the time you die to enjoy all the things that make up life.About one third of thehours will be spent in sleeping.40 Do what you need to do to live a happy life and help others do theThe researchers suggest that hurricanes and typhoons could start appearing farther north in the northersamehalf of the world and farther south in the southem half of the world.Those areas contain larger populationcenters that traditionally are not struck by large hurricanes or typhoons.A.Your time is limited"The study represents an important,underestimated risk of climate change,"Joshua Studholme,the leadB.Rich people aren't happier people.writer of the study,said.This research predicts that the 21st-century tropical cyclones will likely occur overC.Does this kind of relationship really matter?a wider range of latitudes(than has been the case on Earth for the last three million years."D.But what are you getting by stressing yourself out?The researchers note that tropical cyclones form close to the equator in warm tropical oceans.This usuallyE.So you'd better make the most of the remaining timehappens away from the intense effects of the jet streams-strong wind paths that circle the planet.But theF.Friendship will give you more happiness than anything else.study suggests that warming climates on Earth will create smaller temperature differences between the equatorG.Actually,most of our troubles are only as stressful as we choose to let them beand the poles.In the summer months this could cause the jet stream to weaken or split.If this were to happen,第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）it could open"a window in the mid-latitudes for tropical cyclones to form and intensify,"the researchers said.第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）Alexey Fedorov,a co-writer of the study,said that there are still"large uncertainties"about how tropical阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳cyclones will change in the future.However,he added that"multiple lines of evidence suggest more tropical选项。cyclones are likely to happen in mid-latitudes,"even if the total frequency of tropical cyclones does notIn September,a heartwarming post about a first responder was shared.It showed people how4increase.”emergency personnel could be.There is a common 42 that they take care of the physical needs of32.Where will the storms be called typhoons?43But this post proved that they also 44 to their emotional needs.In the photo,thefirmn,who wasA.In the Northwest Pacific.B.In the central North Pacific.45 as 27-year-old Ryan Benton of the Billings Fire Department,was seated at the6and he had aC.In the eastern North Pacific.D.In the North Atlantic.little girl next to him.33.What do the underlined words"the case"in paragraph 5 refer to?The girl had just 47 a car accident.Both cars were damaged while no ome48 was severelyA.The ignored risk of climate change.B.The strikes of tropical cyclonesharmed.Car accidents may not always leave physical scars 49 can stickwt peope mentally.ToaseC.The existence of larger population centers.D.The appearance of storms farther north and south.theitte girl's mind,this firefighter performed a simple but50sotHe read a story to the grl34.What does the author try to explain in paragraph 6?while her parents were dealing with the accident5rordThisallowdher partstA.When strong wind circles the planet.B.How intense the jet streams become52 getting some sense of normality back.C.Why severe storms start affecting wider areas.D.Where tropical cyclones weaken.Abel,Ryan Benton's d theyys5imalsand bokrodtheyare35.In which section of a magazine might the text appear?54 When dealing with upleasant evets nvin kds Whilhe firefighter said he was55doA.Entertainment.B.Education.C.Sports.D.Environment.his job,the fire department was56 of Benton and all of its other employees who 57thecommunities well.Abell said t showedrehe5for you when your darkest momentom高三英语第6页，共8页高三英语第5页，共8页