31.A.annoyed B.disturbed 32.A.if B.why 33.A.unwillingly B.hopefully 34.A.looking for
C.fascinated C.when C.carefully
D.greeted D.how D.quickly D.running across D.had chosen D.urged D.Much D.far D.decision D.apartment D.firmly D.yet D.key D.equally D.based D.sense D.forgiveness D.speak D.without D.ever
B.going through C.making up
35.A.would choose B.did choose C.would have chosen 36.A.persuaded B.forbade 37.A.Another B.Such
C.begged C.Some
38.A.often B.soon C.long 39.A.deal
B.mistake
C.attempt
40.A.sticker B.camera C.laptop 41.A.casually B.seriously 42.A.anywhere B.anyway 43.A.simple B.poor 44.A.blindly B.particularly 45.A.carried B.focused 46.A.flow B.lack 47.A.contentment B.hope
C.thoughtfully C.otherwise C.good
C.necessarily C.impressed C.sign C.victory
48.A.talk B.say C.identify 49.A.after B.on
C.for
50.A.never B.just C.even 第三部分 阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
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NEWS BRIEF
●President Donald Trump enters the second week of his presidency facing a growing political backslash-with protesters in the streets,lawsuits mounting and his own party fracturing over his executive order banning travel to the United States from seven Muslim-majority nations.
●US Forest Service officials are reminding people to stay off Forest Service roads that are closed.The fine for disobeying the rule of road closures is a maximum of $5,000 fine and/or six
months in prison.Those who enter the area and cause road damage may also be required to pay for repairs.
●In a second study presented at the meeting,scientists from the UK and Denmark showed that even a few days of high temperatures can severely reduce production of crops such as wheat,soybeans,rice and groundnuts,if it occurs when the plants are flowering.
●A bomb exploded in Thailand's mainly Muslin south on Sunday,killing two police men and wounding three others,a day after Thailand's queen condemned those behind a 15-month wave of violence.
●Mechanicsburg 3,West York 1: Ken Stamper and Rusty Bowman had seven kills each,and Ryan Warfield had six to lead the Wildcats past the Bulldogs,25-11,25-15,15-25,25-23,in a non-league match.
51.The news brief covers______.
A.war,law,violence,culture and agriculture C.politics,culture,violence,climate and sports agriculture
52.From the news brief,we can,learn that______.
A.the Bulldogs defeated the Wildcats by 3-1in a non-league match B.Forest Service roads are closed for repairs before they are opened again C.quite a few violent accidents happened in Thailand before the latest one
D.the American people support the decision made by Trump about the ban on travel,considering their safety
53.The study of the scientists from the UK and Denmark is about_______. A.the importance of climate and the growth of crops B.the damage caused by high temperatures to some crops C.the relationship between crops flowering and high temperatures D.the effect of high temperatures on the production of some crops
B
Seventh-grader Jonah Maxwell has become a local celebrity after an anti-bullying（反欺凌）video he made went viral（走红）online.
He wrote and directed a six-minute 30-second film with friends from school.Their faces
B.sports,war,violence,politics and climate D.violence,sports,politics,law
and
cannot be seen in order to take back power from bullies insulting others on social media.
\just as easy to be nice as it is to be mean and manners and respect cost nothing,\
This social media has given bullying a new life far beyond fights in the school lunchroom or hallways.“It?s mainly happening through social media but there is physical and social bullying.I have seen people getting ?booked? in hallways-somebody gets bumped and the books fall all over the floor.The victim gets embarrassed.\
Jonah has been interested in making videos since he was even younger.The first video he ever made was filmed with a Crayola camera when he was 6 years old.His dad is a filmmaker and he helped him with the final editing for his anti-bullying video.
The youngster said he wants people to %up\and tell someone if they are being bullied.\?s too hard to go through something like this alone,\
\bullying sometimes never stops if there is social media involved-you don't leave it behind you at the school gates.It's scary for me to think what kids go through but what is worse is that the kids don?t feel they should or can tell.Jonah's message clearly states it doesn't have to be this way,\
Maxwell said teachers in the United States and abroad,including Brazil,Ireland,the United Kingdom and Australia,have been showing the video in school.\,it will have made a difference in our lives,\54.In Jonah's anti-bullying video,_______.
A.his friends being bullied are shown as faceless to protect their privacy B.he reminds potential bullies that being kind and respectful requires little effort C.he makes the point that bullies are afraid to show their faces on social media D.people are asked to report the bullies around them and take away their power 55.The example of people getting \A.prove that bullying is everywhere B.describe bullying on social media C.give an example of physical bullying
D.show that bullying in whatever form hurts the victim deeply 56.What can we learn about Jonah Maxwell from the article?
A.He has become famous nationwide for his anti-bullying video.
B.He made a six-and-a-half-minute anti-bullying video with the help of his mother. C.He has been interested in photography since he was 6 years old.
D.He believes sharing an experience of being bullied helps people deal with it.
C
It is a celebration of the enduring（持久的）power of letter writing.
Letters Live,which started in December 2013,was held at the Freemasons' Hall in London from March 10 to 15. The show featured various great performers who read remarkable letters that had been written around the world over the centuries.
\which the joy and pain and humor and tragedy of being human can be shared,\Byng,managing director of Canongate Books publishing firm,told the Nowness video channel.
British actor Benedict Cumberbatch agreed.\are windows into the love,beauty,pain and humor of their creators and receivers,\imagine the lives behind the letters read and where they came from.It's a privilege to read this oldest of communications live to an audience.\
This year,the Sherlock?（《神探夏洛克》）star treated the audience to an impersonation（模仿）of a 17-year Tom Hanks.He put on the young actor's voice when he read his letter to the Hollywood director George Roy Hill,a letter that urged Hill to \that two-time Oscar winner Hanks' teenage dream was not to \but to one day own a Porsche car and call his favorite US actor Robert Redford his nickname \
Other famous faces at the event included Carey Mulligan,who played a fictional laundry worker turned feminist（女权主义的）activist in the 2015 movie Suffragette（《妇女参政论者》）. The British actress once again played the role of a suffragette when she read a passionate letter demanding the vote for women by Bertha Brewster.The suffragette sent a forthright（直率的）1913 note to the Daily Telegraph newspaper.
\seems certain how to do so,\can be done.Both will be effectual.One, kill every woman in the UK.Two,give woman the vote.\
