2．Yesterday，my wife and I took our two kids to a concert by a famous band．It was the second time we had taken them to a concert．
The theme of the concert was"Around the world"．This part was especially for children and it was called"Family Fun Day"．I was surprised to see that the concert hall was full and happy to know that many parents were providing healthy activities for their children．
The concert lasted for an hour and it performed music from all over the world-from Ireland to Scotland，from England to Thailand，and from Africa to the United States．Though it was a short concert by adults'standard，my son was seen moving about in his seat．Maybe he was too young to appreciate"fine music"．
After the concert，my wife asked my two kids if they wanted to come again for another round of concert，the replies were mixed．My daughter said she would like to go again，but my son's reply was no．As for me，I loved it．There were some touching moments in that concert and I was so touched by the beauty and inspiring music that was performed by the band．
We should go to concerts more often．If you are a subscriber（訂購者），you can enjoy discounted（折扣） prices for your tickets．Our friend，CC，managed to"network"with her friend's friend，who is a subscriber，to get tickets for us at 25.50dollars each．The original price was 30dollars per person．We saved 18dollars．

51．By writing this passage，the writer mainly tells usD．
A．how to book a ticket to a concert
B．why children should often go to concerts
C．what music a famous band plays
D．his experience of attending a concert with his family
52．What do we learn about the concert？D．
A．It mainly showed British music．B．Not many people went to it．
C．It lasted for a long time．D．It was suitable for a family to attend．
53．We can infer from the passage that the writer's sonA．
A．was bored at the concertB．likes listening to music very much
C．thought highly of the concertD．doesn't like going out with his family
54．We can know from the passage thatA．
A．the writer greatly enjoyed the concert
B．the writer's daughter didn't enjoy the concert
C．the writer's wife was not touched at the concert
D．the writer didn't know how to enjoy fine music．

分析 本文講述了作者和家人參加音樂會(huì)的一次經(jīng)歷．

解答 51-54DDAA
51．答案 D 主旨大意題．本文講述了作者和家人參加音樂會(huì)的一次經(jīng)歷，故答案為D
52．答案 D 推理判斷題．由第二段第二句話This part was especially for children and it was called"Family Fun Day"．可推知答案D．
53．答案 A 推理判斷題．由第三段第二、三句話Though it was a short concert by adults'standard，my son was seen moving about in his seat．Maybe he was too young to appreciate"fine music"．可推知音樂會(huì)很短，但是作者的兒子在座位上坐不住了，由此可推知，作者的兒子對音樂會(huì)很厭煩，故答案為A
54．答案 A 推理判斷題．由第四段第三句話As for me，I loved it．可知，作者自己很喜歡這場音樂會(huì)，故答案為A

點(diǎn)評 英語記敘文以描寫敘述為主，主要描寫人物、事件、地點(diǎn)、或過程．特點(diǎn)是，其主題往往潛伏在字里行間，沒有直接地表白出來；文章主旨要透過體察所揭示的人物、事件來進(jìn)行提煉．描寫手法大多按時(shí)間跨度、空間順序、上下順序來展開．閱讀記敘文體應(yīng)采取掠讀和掃讀的方法，快速抓住文中描寫的主要內(nèi)容，從整體上去把握文章的連貫性，進(jìn)而大體上揣測出作者的寫作意圖及情感主線．高考閱讀就記敘文設(shè)題大多以細(xì)節(jié)理解為主．

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38．GDP is considered better than GNP by some economists becauseD．
A．it is something new              
B．it is used by most countries
C．it is easier to calculate            
D．it is less likely to be affected by the foreign market
39．What will happen to the value of American economy if GDP is used to replace GNP？C
A．It will be seriously affected．
B．It will not be affected．
C．It will come down a little．
D．It will slightly go up．
40．How often are the reports of GDP issued by the American Commerce Department？B
A．once every four months                  
B．once every three months
C．once every six months                   
D．once a year．

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