2019年高中英语高考提能练Unit15Learning仿真检测灵活拆组卷(含解析)北师大版必修5

高考提能练 Unit 15 Learning 仿真检测灵活拆组卷
第一部分听力(满分30分，限时20分钟)
第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1．What are the speakers talking about?
A．How the man became a driver.
B．How the man had the accident.
C．How the man bought the ticket.
2．What does the man suggest the woman do?
A．Repair the old TV set.
B．Buy a new TV set.
C．Keep the old TV set.
3．How many people failed in the first interview?
A．4. B．12. C．16.
4．How will the guests go to the airport?
A．By car. B．By bus. C．By taxi.
5．Where will the man go?
A．To the theatre.
B．To the library.
C．To the church.
第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6．When did Dr. R. Sun plan to check out?
A．On January 7th.
B．On January 14th.
C．On January 21st.
7．What does the man want to do?
A．Book a room.
B．Cancel a booking.
C．Change a booking.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8．How did the man know Dr. Carter's office? A．He found it on the Internet.
B．He saw it himself.
C．His friend recommended it.
9．When will the man meet Dr. Carter?
A．At 7：30 am, Tuesday.
B．At 4：00 pm, Wednesday.
C．At 8：00 am, Thursday.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10．What does the man think of flower arranging? A．Boring. B．Useful. C．Interesting.
11．Why doesn't the man want to take photography? A．It lasts too long.
B．It's expensive.
C．It looks boring.
12．What course will the woman take?
A．Indian cooking.
B．Flower arranging.
C．Web design.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13．Why does Jack say he had better stay at home? A．He has got a fever.
B．He has to write his paper.
C．He doesn't like the party.
14．What day is it today?
A．Wednesday. B．Thursday. C．Friday.
15．Why won't Jack lend his car to Anne?
A．He will use it.
B．He has lent it to someone else.
C．Anne hasn't got a driver's license.
16．What did Jack finally decide to do?
A．Go to the party.
B．Drive Anne to the party.
C．Call a taxi for Anne.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17．What won't you find in Albert Einstein's wardrobe?
A．Ties. B．Gloves. C．Socks.
18．What did Einstein usually eat in the morning?
A．Pancakes.
B．Cabbage soup.
C．Strawberry ice cream.
19．Where will the company open the Fame Hotel next year?
A．In London.
B．In New York.
C．In Paris.
20．Which room does the speaker wish to stay in?
A．Albert Einstein's.
B．Elvis Presley's.
C．Winston Churchill's.
答案：1～5 BBBCB 6～10 CBBCA
11～15 BABAC 16～20 BCBBC
听力材料
(Text 1)
W：I don't understand how you got a ticket. I thought you were a careful driver.
M：I usually am, but I thought I could get through the crossing before the lights turned red. I was driving too fast so I hit a car.
(Text 2)
W：Can you tell me how much it costs to repair the TV set?
M：Well, the set is very old. It'll cost about 100 pounds. However, a new one may cost you 120 pounds more or less. So it's not worth repairing.
(Text 3)
W：How many people are they interviewing?
M：They interviewed sixteen the first time, and now four of us were chosen to go back for the second interview.
W：I hope it goes well. Good luck. I hope you can get the job.
(Text 4)
M：The guests are leaving for New York today on the 11 o'clock flight. It's too late. So there will be no bus then. We need someone to get them to the airport on time.
W：I'd be happy to, but my car is under repair now.
M：In that case, we have to call a taxi.
(Text 5)
W：Mary and I are going to the concert. Do you want to come, too?
M：Sorry, but I'm meeting Jane. She's writing an article and she has asked me to help collect materials for it.
W：An article? About what?
M：Oh, just old churches. Anyway, I'll see her at the library at half past two.
(Text 6)
W：Sunshine Hotel, may I help you?
M：Yes, I'm phoning up because I have booked a room for an overseas visitor who won't be able to come now and so I'll have to cancel it, I'm afraid.
W：What is the name, please?
M：It was a double room booked in the name of Dr. R. Sun from January 14th, for a week.
W：Ah, yes, I've got it. And now you want to change the booking, do you?
M：I wish I could, but it now appears that he won't be able to come at all.
W：Well, sir, I'll cancel it then. I hope we can help you some other time.
(Text 7)
W：Dr. Carter's Office.
M：I'd like to make an appointment with Dr. Carter, please.
W：Okay. Could I have your name please?
M：Yes. My name is Ronald Schuller.
W：And may I ask who referred you to our office?
M：Uh, I drove past your office yesterday and I saw your number.
W：Okay. How about the day after tomorrow on Wednesday at 4 o'clock?
M：Uh. Do you happen to have an opening in the morning? I usually pick up my kids from school around that time.
W：Okay. How about Tuesday or Thursday at 8：00 am?
M：Can it be earlier, like 7：30?
W：No. I'm sorry.
M：Well, in that case, Thursday would be fine.
(Text 8)
W：Look! Here is the information about the evening courses.
M：Flower arranging. That's a real course? Why would someone want to do that?
W：You watch TV for 3 hours every Saturday and many people find that boring too.
M：OK, relax. Let's see what else is there.
W：Photography. That looks interesting.
M：But look at the price. I don't think I can afford it. Web design is pretty cheap. What do you think?
W：I don't want to work on the computer in the evening.
M：Hey, look, how about Indian cooking? It starts this week. A little bit expensive.
W：You know how much I love Indian food. I'll call them tomorrow to see if they want new students.
M：OK.
(Text 9)
W：Hey, Jack. Are you going to the party in town tonight?
M：No, I'd better stay at home.
W：Why? It is your favorite.
M：Well ... no.
W：Jack, are you yourself? What has happened? Are you having a fever?
M：Not really. It's all because of my professor. We were asked to turn in a paper on Friday morning, but I haven't started writing even a single word.
W：Why didn't you write it?
M：I was very busy these days. I had been preparing for my English exam all the time, so I had no time.
W：Oh, come on. I think you should have a good rest. Let's enjoy this free Wednesday night.
M：Anne, listen, I really can't.
W：Are you serious?
M：Yes, you know it means a lot to me.
W：OK, I understand. I will go by myself. Could you lend me your car, please?
M：But you don't have a driver's license.
W：Who cares?
M：Well, well, Anne. I am going to drive you there and you can call a taxi when the party is over.
W：All right.
(Text 10)
(M) What would your life be like if you were Albert Einstein? What clothes would be in your wardrobe if you were Madonna? Well now you can discover the answer to
all these questions at the Fame Hotel in California.
When you enter the room, you enter the life of a famous person. The owner of the hotel has tried to fill the room with objects, clothes, even food that he thinks the stars would have liked. Madonna's wardrobe is full of beautiful white dresses; Albert Einstein doesn't have any socks in his wardrobe because he never wore them!
I spoke to one guest staying in the Elvis Presley room. “I love this hotel，” he said to me. “I wanted to know what Elvis Presley would eat for breakfast and now I know.” That guest eats pancakes and strawberry ice cream every morning, just as Elvis liked to do. On the next table, the Einstein room's guest is eating cabbage soup! The company plans to open another Fame Hotel in New York next year and there are plans to expand into Europe too. I look forward to staying in the Winston Churchill suite in London!
第二部分阅读理解(满分40分，限时35分钟) 第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A
Washington —Wild applause broke out at the Parent Teacher Association national offices early this morning when several governmental spokespeople announced a decision to return the subject of civics (公民学) to high school curricula nationwide.
The decision is symbolic of the new agenda to restore the United States Constitution to its pre­Bush­era status. In a joint statement, Senators Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, and Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, said that the decision proves the two parties can work together on an issue of great national importance.
The announcement came following a series of school strikes organized by parents angered by a recent study by the National Opinion Research Center. The findings showed a total ignorance of government structure and citizens' rights by graduating high school seniors.
Some of the fallacious opinions and beliefs mentioned in this cross­country study included: the president has the power to interpret treaties (条约); the president is not bound (约束) by law; the vice president is independent of all three branches of government; torture (刑讯) is not a punishment and therefore cannot be considered “cruel and unusual”．
The study noted that many students' political consciousness dated back only three years — in other words, their awareness of constitutional rights had been
entirely formed during the Bush administration.
The study also found that students were growing incapable of telling the differences between living figures, historical figures, and corporate­licensed figures such as cartoon characters.
The revived civics courses will teach students about the structure and function of each branch of government, the theory of checks and balances, theories of the role of government, and of the role of the public in government, and constitutional law.
“We have so much work in front of us，” said Los Angeles area high school teacher Roberta Morales. “Trying to develop students' sense of citizenry and the public good and undo so many self­centered individualistic messages will take great effort.”
语篇解读：本文是说明文。

美国通过一项决议，学校恢复公民学课程。

21．What were those at the Parent Teacher Association national offices applauding?
A．The return of a subject.
B．The popularity of civics.
C．The increase of public awareness.
D．The arrival of several spokespeople.
解析：选A 细节理解题。

由第一段中的“to return the subject of civics to high school curricula nationwide”可知，大家鼓掌是因为公民学即将回归中学课程。

22．What happened before the announcement?
A．Teachers went out on strike.
B．A study was interrupted by parents.
C．Citizens were losing some of their rights.
D．How the government works confused many students.
解析：选D 细节理解题。

由第三段中的内容可知，在宣布这项法令之前，家长们罢校，因为一项研究表明高中毕业生完全不清楚政府构成和公民权利。

23．What does the und erlined word “fallacious” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A．False. B．Strong.
C．Personal. D．Honest.
解析：选A 词义猜测题。

由上一段中的“a total ignorance of government structure and citizens' rights”以及下文的具体例子可知，这里是说“错误的”观点。

24．How does Roberta Morales probably feel according to the last paragraph?
A．Depressed. B．Stressed.
C．Determined. D．Confident.
解析：选 B 推理判断题。

由末段中的“will take great effort”可知，Roberta Morales感到压力很大。

B
Sumeja Tulic had moved from London to New York nine months ago to attend journalism school. Yet her time in New York met with a season of never­ending ugliness in politics and acts of terrorism (恐怖主义) around the world. “One day you laugh, and then you're angry，” said Tulic. As she walked toward the subway station, she thought, “I want to see something nice. Enough of this craziness.”
At the City Hall station, she saw a man resting against a pillar (柱子), the way anyone might, waiting for the train. The stillness was interrupted (打断) by an announcement that the next train was two stations away. Then Tulic saw the man at the pillar falling forward onto the tracks.
The man who had fallen was not moving. In what seemed like an instant, three men jumped down to help.
“I don't know where these men got the intelligence and the quickness，” Tulic said. “The man who fell was about six feet tall and quite heavy. He was kind of stuck in the tracks. It was terrifying to know that the train was coming. Will it stop? Will they succeed in pulling him out？”
On the tracks, the unconscious (失去知觉的) man was put into a sitting position by the three men, who then lifted him from below to others who lifted from above and rolled him onto the platform. Then the rescuers were themselves rescued, pulled back to safety by helping hands. As soon as they were all clear, the train pulled in. People getting off the train walked around this unconscious man.
Two of the men who had jumped onto the platform were holding his hands. “They were saying, ‘You're going to be fine，’” Tulic said. “This was an additional layer of goodness.”
Doctors arrived, and the man was taken to a local hospital with serious but non­life­threatening injuries.
“That is the greatest thing，” Tulic said. “The infrastructure (基础) in this city of millions is the people themselves providing, being there for others, without even kno wing the person, who he is. It was beautiful to see.”
语篇解读：本文是记叙文。

纽约地铁惊险一幕，让人们看到人间的美好。

25．What was Tulic's time in New York like?
A．Carefree. B．Spiritless.
C．Unpeaceful. D．Comfortable.
解析：选 C 推理判断题。

由第一段中的“a season of never­ending ugliness in politics an d acts of terrorism”和“One day you laugh, and then you're angry”以及“Enough of this craziness.”可知，Sumeja Tulic在纽约的这段时间，世界各地碰巧不断出现政治丑闻和系列恐怖袭击事件，她觉得疯狂的事情太多了。

26．How must Tulic have felt when watching the men saving the fallen man?
A．Bitter and lonely.
B．Relieved and happy.
C．Special and different.
D．Anxious and concerned.
解析：选D 推理判断题。

由第四段中的“It was terrifying to know that the train was coming. Will it stop? Will they succeed in pulling him out？”可知，Tulic感到既紧张又担心。

27．How was the man brought back onto the platform?
A．By means of a ladder.
B．Through a joint effort.
C．With the help of professionals.
D．Under doctors' expert guidance.
解析：选B 推理判断题。

由第五段中的“the unconscious man was put into a sitting position ... lifted from above and rolled him onto the platform”可知，跳下站台的三名男子将昏迷的男子扶成坐姿，然后从下面把他举起来，站台上的另外几个人把他抬起，放到站台上，由此可知，在大家的共同努力下，掉下站台的男子得以安全回到站台。

28．What would be the best title for the text?
A．Time is running out
B．Stuck in train tracks
C．The good are well rewarded
D．Race to save a man on tracks
解析：选D 标题归纳题。

文章主要讲述了在纽约地铁站一名男子掉下站台，周围人伸出援手，争分夺秒救援，在火车驶入站之前将其救起的故事，这惊险的一幕让人们看到了人间的美好。

D项作标题最贴切。

C
Historian Tom Holland is the award­winning author of Rubicon, Persian Fire and Millennium. He appears regularly on radio, TV and in print. His latest book Dynasty is published in paperback. He shares the books that changed his life. Moominsummer Madness
By Tove Jansoon
What I love about this book, as a child and still today, is its
mix of the fantastical and normal. On the one hand, it's about a family
and their friends all enjoying themselves, quite happy not doing much. On the other hand, it's about characters that can change into strange shapes, magicians coming down from the moon and strange creatures coming out from the roof. That mix of the familiar and extraordinary informs all my writing.
The Histories
By Herodotus
By the time I was 12, I was attracted by Ancient Greece and Rome.
At first, I found the early section of The Histories really boring
because it's like a long story that never gets to the point. In the
second half I was rewarded with the stories I'd been waiting for, like
the battles of Marathon, Salamis and Thermopylae. Over the years, I
came to value the infectious curiosity of the first half and the
description of the world in the fifth century BC seen through the eyes
of this extraordinary Greek historian.
A Distant Mirror
By Barbara W. Tuchman
Tuchman's book The Guns of August won the Pulitzer Prize, but
it's this slightly less well­known work that provided me with a role
model for my own writing. Both scholarly (学术的) and interesting,
it's a description of the 14th century in Western Europe and brings
medieval civilization (中世纪文明) to life, transporting the
reader back to the horror of the Black Death, the Peasants' Revolt
and the Great Papal Schism. I felt I knew what it was like to die of the plague (瘟疫) or to have a sword put through me — real stories told outstandingly.
语篇解读：本文是应用文。

文章主要介绍了对历史学家Tom Holland的生活产生重大影响的三部文学作品。

29．What do we know about Moominsummer Madness?
A．It's both typical and imaginary.
B．It tells the writer's life stories.
C．It's undervalued by readers.
D．It features family struggles.
解析：选A 细节理解题。

由Moominsummer Madness介绍内容中的“its mix of the fantastical and normal”以及该段的描述可知，《木民谷的夏天》这本书融合了家庭故事与奇幻元素。

30．How does Tom Holland find the first half of The Histories now?
A．It's quite stupid.
B．It's entertaining.
C．It's culture­centered.
D．It's hard to understand.
解析：选B 细节理解题。

由The Histories介绍内容中的“Over the years, I came to value the infectious curiosity of the first half”可知，Tom Holland开始认识到这本书的前半部分引人入胜，非常吸引人。

31．Which book does Tom Holland admire and try to imitate?
A．The Histories.
B．A Distant Mirror.
C．The Guns of August.
D．Moominsummer Madness.
解析：选 B 细节理解题。

由最后一段中的“Tuchman's book ... but it's this slightly less well­known work that provided me with a role model for my own writing.”可知，A Distant Mirror这部作品为Tom Holland的创作提供了典范。

D
Like birds, people tend to move from place to place along established routes. Since the Second World War, among the most travelled of these routes in America has been from the Snow Belt in the Midwest and north­east to the Sun Belt in the south and west. The recession (经济衰退) that began in 2007 knocked Americans off course for a while, and led to confident predictions that old cities would recover some of their population losses. But people have begun to head southward and westward again.
According to recently released research, Maricopa county in Arizona, which includes Phoenix and its suburbs, grew by 222 people a day on average in 2016. It overtook (超过) Harris county in Texas, home to Houston, as the county with the highest annual population growth. Cook county, which includes Chicago, saw the largest population fall in the same period. Seven of America's eight fastest­growing states are in the west. Illinois, which contains Chicago, has lost more people than any other state for three years in a row.
People tend to move for work, says William Frey at the Brookings Institution. In that respect the west scores highly: Arizona and Nevada are expected to have exceptionally high job growth this year. Mortgages (抵押贷款) have become easier to get in general, and the recovering housing market has enabled retirees to sell up and move to warmer places. Simple fashion plays a part, too: fashionable
cities like Austin, Denver and San Francisco are drawing many people between the ages of 25 and 35.
Another context is race. Blacks seem especially keen to leave Chicago, and the Midwest in general, for the southern states that many of their ancestors escaped from about a century ago. In 1970 the Chica go area had the second­largest black population in the country. Today more blacks live in and around Atlanta than Chicago.
“Blacks who live in only black areas do much worse in life，” says Edward Glaeser, an economist at Harvard University. Schools in such areas tend to be poor. The Metropolitan Planning Council, a Chicago th ink­tank, estimates that regional GDP would be $8bn a year higher if Chicago were only as segregated (种族隔离的) as the average American cities. It is only an educated guess. That segregation is costly is, however, almost certain.
语篇解读：本文是议论文。

文章分析了美国人口经历又一次向西南迁移的原因。

32．What happened in 2007 in the U．S.?
A．Americans opened new travel routes.
B．The population migration cooled a bit.
C．The Snow Belt lost a large part of its population.
D．The Sun Belt suffered a severer recession than the Snow Belt.
解析：选B 推理判断题。

由第一段中的“The recession that began in 2007 knocked Americans off course for a while, and led to confident predictions that old cities would recover some of their population losses.”可知，2007年的经济危机使得人口迁移开始降温。

33．Which of the following is TRUE according to recently released research?
A．America's eight fastest­growing states are in the west.
B．Harris county grew by 222 people a day on average in 2016.
C．Illinois has lost more people than any other state for a decade.
D．Maricopa county had the highest annual population growth in 2016.
解析：选 D 细节理解题。

由第二段中的“Maricopa county in Arizona, which includes Phoenix and its suburbs, grew by 222 people a day on average in 2016. It overtook Harris county in Texas, home to Houston, as the county with the highest annual population grow th.”可知，2016年，Maricopa county的年人口增长最多，超越了Harris county。

34．What can be learned about Chicago?
A．Blacks are now pouring into it.
B．Its citizens are leaving for the south.
C．It has a larger black population than Atlanta.
D．It became unpopular with blacks a century ago.
解析：选 B 细节理解题。

由第四段中的“Blacks seem especially keen to leave Chicago, and the Midwest in general, for the southern states that many of their ancestors escaped from about a century ago.”可知，一个世纪以前，很多黑人的祖先纷纷逃离南部，而现在黑人不断离开芝加哥前往南部。

35．What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
A．Living in black areas is dangerous.
B．Blacks had better attend schools for blacks.
C．There's no doubt that segregation is pricey.
D．Chicago is as segregated as the average American cities.
解析：选 C 推理判断题。

由末段中的“That segregation is c ostly is, however, almost certain.”可知答案。

第二节(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的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。

Learning a Second Language
Some people learn a second language easily. __36__ How can you help yourself learn a new language, such as English? There are several ways to make learning English a little easier and more interesting.
The first step is to feel positive about learning English. If you believe that you can learn, you will learn. Be patient. We do not have to understand everything all at once. __37__ We can learn from our mistakes.
The second step is to practice your English. __38__ You will get used to writing it in English, and you will feel comfortable expressing your ideas in English. Several weeks later, you will see that your writing is improving.
In addition, you must speak English every day. You can practice with your classmates outside class. __39__ But don't be afraid of the mistakes and gradually you will become comfortable communicating in English.
The third step is to keep a record of your language learning. You can write this in your diary. After each class, think about what you did. Did you answer a question correctly? __40__ Perhaps the lesson was difficult, but you tried to understand it.
You must be positive about learning English and believe that you can do it. It is important to practice every day and make a record of your achievements. You will
enjoy learning English, and you will feel more confident about yourself.
A．You all will make mistakes.
B．For example, write in a diary every day.
C．Don't lose heart and just try it once again.
D．Confidence is more important than anything else.
E．But others may have trouble learning a new language.
F．It is natural to make mistakes when we learn something new.
G．Did you understand all the lessons that the teacher explained to you?
答案：36～40 EFBAG
第三部分语言知识运用(满分45分，限时30分钟) 第一节(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

I started taking pictures when film was the norm for photography. During the last 12 years, it has become a serious __41__. Now I'm using a Nikon D7000, and the __42__ is a lot more fun.
I usually go out looking for different types of __43__ to photograph, but sometimes it can be just birds. I wouldn't call myself a devoted bird watcher, but I do like to __44__ any unusual sightings that people post about.
I have occasionally __45__ ring­necked pheasants (环颈雉) when I am out with my __46__， but usually by the time I am __47__ enough to take a shot, they've already moved to another __48__.
The day I got this __49__， it was mostly a(n) __50__ of being at the right place at the right time. It was on a sunny Sunday afternoon and I was looking to photograph birds that __51__ the area around the many shallow lakes east of Calgary.
There is a __52__ along a farmer's field with a large wet area that turns into a small lake, which becomes a nesting site for waterfowl (水鸟). I'd visited this location a couple of times before and always __53__ to capture great images of several different species of ducks. __54__ a good spot, I'd spent the __55__ part of the afternoon photographing the ducks as well as various birds.
As I __56__ and was heading home, this brightly coloured ring­necked pheasant walked out in all his glory. He __57__ the dirt road in front of my car and into a grassy field. I stayed in the car and __58__ down the passenger window with my camera in hand, capturing this shot.
I think the bird was enjoying the __59__， as he never flew away. He just kept on walking. It was the only time I'd ever spotted a ring­necke d pheasant in this area. It __60__ being the highlight (最精彩的部分) of my journey to this nesting spot along the lake.
语篇解读：本文是记叙文。

作者讲述了自己成功拍到环颈雉的经过。

41．A.attitude B．plan
C．hobby D．topic
解析：选 C 由第二段提到的作者对摄影的兴趣可知，摄影成了自己一个极大的爱好(hobby)。

42．A.decision B．lesson
C．experience D．holiday
解析：选C 拥有了一部新相机，作者的摄影经历(experience)变得更有趣了。

43．A.events B．buildings
C．people D．wildlife
解析：选 D 由下文的“it can be just birds”可知，作者主要拍摄野生动物(wildlife)。

44．A.keep up with B．play jokes on
C．put aside D．add up
解析：选A 由第三段的介绍可知，作者会跟踪拍摄(keep up with)一些奇特的现象。

45．e across B．heard about
C．run over D．taken in
解析：选A 作者偶有遇到(come across)环颈雉。

46．A.pet B．camera
C．film D．car
解析：选B 由下文的“take a shot”可知，作者外出拿着相机(camera)。

47．A.happy B．patient
C．close D．careful
解析：选C 作者靠近(close)想拍照时，环颈雉却挪动了位置(location)。

48．A.watcher B．bird
C．location D．business
解析：选C 参见上题解析。

49．A.job B．photo
C．choice D．message
解析：选B 由倒数第二段中的“down the passenger window with my camera in h and,
capturing this shot”可知，作者在讲述自己成功拍到环颈雉照片(photo)的经历。

50．A.report B．case
C．accident D．fact
解析：选B 这次成功拍照是一个在恰当的时间来到了恰当的地方的案例(case)。

51．A.leave B．miss
C．visit D．destroy
解析：选C 鸟儿们会光顾(visit)这个地方。

52．A.village B．road
C．stop D．spot
解析：选D 由下文的“a nesting site”可知，这里说的是一个地方(spot)。

53．A.promised B．wanted
C．forgot D．managed
解析：选D 由下文的“photographing the ducks”可知，作者经常能够成功(managed)拍摄到鸭子。

54．A.Finding B．Sharing
C．Expecting D．Passing
解析：选A 找到(Finding)一个地方，作者多半个(better)下午就一直在那里。

55．A.better B．harder
C．basic D．important
解析：选A 参见上题解析。

56．A.arrived B．finished
C．waited D．failed
解析：选B 由“was heading home”可知，作者完成了(finished)拍摄。

57．A.saw B．crossed
C．recognized D．circled
解析：选B 由下文的“into a grassy field”可知，环颈雉通过了(crossed)土路。

58．A.tore B．looked
C．broke D．rolled
解析：选D 作者要拍照，所以此处应该是摇下(rolled)车窗。

59．A.attention B．silence
C．discovery D．influence
解析：选 A 作者要拍照，相机一直对着环颈雉，而环颈雉也很享受这种关注(attention)。

60．A.kept off B．set off
C．gave up D．ended up
解析：选D 这次拍摄最终(ended up)成为一次非常精彩的经历。

第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

If your child's learning English as a second language, I am __61__ (convince) that there are many things you can do at home. As long as you can keep these things up, you __62__ (help) him or her. First, it will help if you can read and write English at a higher level than your child. __63__ it's necessary and possible, take English lessons in order to better focus on your child's learning needs. This will enable you __64__ (sit) down with your child and read, although you may also consider hiring __65__ private, one­on­one English tutor.
Many non­native speaking students __66__ (enroll) in English as a Second Language (ESL) programs in their school. Some ESL programs have pull­out classes, __67__ means that your child is pulled out of class for individual or group __68__ (instruct) in English. Talk to your child's teachers and other learning __69__ (expert) to determine what style of education is best for your child's individual learning needs and what you can do to help.
Success lies __70__ (actual) in practice. Just encourage your child to follow these tips and practice.
61．________ 62.________ 63.________ 64.________
65．________ 66.________ 67.________ 68.________
69．________ 70.________
语篇解读：本文是一篇说明文。

文章介绍了如何帮助你的孩子学习英语。

61.convinced be convinced that ... “相信……”。

62．will help as long as引导时间状语从句时，句子的时态要“主将从现”。

63．If 根据后面的意思“参加英语课程的学习目的是更好地让你的孩子专注于他/她学习的需要”可知前面是“如果有必要或可能的话”。

64．to sit enable sb. to do sth.“使某人能够做某事”。

65．a 根据下文的private, one­on­one English tutor可知用不定冠词a。

66．are enrolled 主语Many non­native speaking students与enroll是被动的关系，应该用被动语态。