2014山东日照3月模拟考试英语试题答案(2)

    That was my very first hug and I was eleven at that time．I’m 23 now and，  40  ，I have  received many hugs since then．
21．A．stepmother    B．cousin    C．brother D．sister
22．A．preserved    B．provided    C．managed D．designed
23．A．beautiful    B．strict    C．kind D．serious
24．A．ordered    B．supplied    C．bought D．presented
25．A．kissed    B．praised    C．welcomed D．comforted
26．A．kept    B．took    C．held D．gave
27．A．brought up    B．helped out    C．seen off D．picked up
28．A．schoolbag    B．purse    C．1uggage D．scarf
29．A．since    B．though    C．when D．if
30．A．eager    B．thankful    C．glad D．confident
31．A．frequently    B．always    C．once D．never
32．A．react to    B．see to    C．apply to D．refer to
33．A．chat    B．hug    C．favour D．help
34．A．question    B．word    C．story D．suggestion
35．A．Since    B．So    C．But D．And
36．A．determined    B．1onged    C．invited D．wanted
37．A．meant    B．required    C．demanded D．ordered
38．A．what    B．how    C．where D．which
39．A．direct    B．wide    C．suddenly D．quickly
40．A．surprisingly    B．interestingly C．hopefully D．thankfully
第二部分阅读理解(共25小题；每小题2分，满分50分)
    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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
    A three-year-old girl with an IQ above 160 has just become the youngest person in Arizona to be accepted into Mensa．
    In fact，doctors said young Alexis Martin did so well on intelligence tests they couldn’t even calculate her IQ score exactly．
    Mensa is an imemational club which only accepts members who have an IQ score in the top two per cent world wide．
    The average person scores an IQ of approximately 100．But when Martin scored 160，the highest possible rating on the test，she matched the IQs of geniuses like Albert Einstein，Stephen Hawking，and Bill Gates，who are also thought to be in a similar range．
Martin’s parents said their little girl had given them signs she might be gifted for a long time.
From 12-18 months old，we’d be driving around in the car and she would recite her bedtime story from the night before，her father,Ian，told ABC 15．
    She didn’t just recite them，she recited them exactly．
    She’s cunently consuming books at a 5th grade reading level and even taught herself Spanish on the family’s iPad．
    Anytime she learns a word and just picks it up through anything，she never uses it in the incorrect context，said fan．
    And while her parents are grateful for her intellectual prowess(高超技艺)，they are worried about what unique challenges it might give to raising Alexis．
    One of the doctors who tested her said Alexis could never go to a normal school and that children with her level of intelligence often suffer from high anxiety unless they’re around similarly gifted boys and girls．
    Does she go into kindergarten early?We are kind of hesitant because we do want her to get that social aspect，Ian said．
41．According to the passage，an IQ score shows_______________．
A．the level of one’s intelligence    B．a child’s intelligence development potentiality
C．the average level of people’s intelligence D．the educational background of a child
42．Suppose the population of the whole world is 7,000，000，000，which of the following can be accepted into Mensa club?
A．70，000    B．70，000，000    C．1 40，000     D．1 40，000，000
43．From the underlined sentence in the passage we know that Alexis___________________．
A．had been offered gifts in the process of her growing up
B．had been showing her outstanding intelligence since very early age
C．had the tendency to top all of the children of her age
D．would reach her intelligence peak in a short time
44．Which of the following is true of Alexis Martin?
A．She was able to recite her bedtime stories when she was only 10 months old．
B．She is now teaching herself a language spoken in another part of the U．S．
C．Once she learns a new word，she is able to use it in the correct way．
D．She is deeply worried about her future．
45．It can be interred from the passage that____________________．
A．Bill Gates’IQ score is similar to that of Alexis’
B．Alexis will soon be employed’by Mensa
C．a 5th grade book is a textbook for children under the age of 5
D．Alexis will surely become a genius in the future
B
    Clenching your fist could be enough to help you get a grip on your memory．
    Research suggests that balling up the right hand and squeezing it tightly actually makes it easier to memorize lists．
  Later, when it is time to get back the information，it is the left hand that should be clenched．It is thought the movements activate brain regions key to the storing and recall of memories．
    The American researchers suggest those who are short of a pen and paper should try the trick when attempting to remember a shopping list or phone number．
    In the study,volunteers were given a rubber ball and asked to squeeze it as hard as possible before trying to memorize a list of 72 words．