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Dr. Smith, together with his wife and two daughters,________ to arrive in Hangzhou this evening.
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HistoriansalreadyknowthatWinstonChurchilloftentookhigh-riskgambles赌博inhispoliticallife.ButthatChurchillwasagamblerin41aspectsofhislifehastendednottocatchhisbiographers’42.Twonewbooksattempttofillthis43.ThefirstisNoMoreChampagnewrittenbyDavidLoughaprivate-banker-turned-historianwholooksatChurchill’spersonal44duringtheupsanddownsofhiscareer.Itisthefirst45tofocusonthisaspectofhislife.Mr.Loughhas46throughChurchill’spersonalaccountsandfoundthathewasasmucha47whenitcametohismoneyashewaswhenhewas48attheAdmiraltyorinDowningStreet.49Churchillwasadescendant后裔oftheDukesofMarlboroughhis50hadverylittlemoneyoneitherside–butthatnever51themlivingthe52life.Indeedbetween1908and1914theChurchillhouseholdspentanaverageof￡1160onwine53eachyear--$145000intoday’smoney.Itisno54thatChurchillspentmostofhislifeleapingfromonecashflowcrisistoanotherbeingconstantlybehindhissuppliers’55.AnothernewbookWinstonChurchillReportingbySimonReadanAmericanjournalistlooksatoneofthe56Churchilleventuallypaidsomeofthem:57.Mr.ReadinvestigateshowChurchillwentfromayoungarmyofficertobeingBritain’shighest-earningwarjournalistbytheageof25.TheChurchillname58helpedopennewspapereditors’doorsacrossLondon.Butitwasthattheyoung59waswillingtotakeriskson60acrosstheworldthatmarkedouthiscolumnsfromthoseofhiscontemporaries.41.A.someB.theotherC.thesameD.other42.A.breathB.smileC.attentionD.voice43.A.gapB.holeC.postD.bill44.A.lettersB.beliefsC.donationsD.finances45.A.biographyB.diaryC.songD.poem46.A.travelledB.searchedC.cutD.got47.A.trouble-makerB.passer-byC.looker-onD.risk-taker48.A.keepingsecretsB.makingdecisionsC.takingstepsD.givinglessons49.A.SinceB.WhenC.AlthoughD.Until50.A.childrenB.parentsC.wifeD.colleagues51.A.relievedB.encouragedC.stoppedD.banned52.A.lowB.miserableC.highD.new53.A.aloneB.jointC.combinedD.separate54.A.useB.doubtC.needD.wonder55.A.productsB.billsC.priceD.service56.A.waysB.friendsC.ideasD.dreams57.A.readingB.writingC.fightingD.risking58.A.hardlyB.involuntarilyC.illegallyD.certainly59.A.historianB.bankerC.reporterD.editor60.A.battlefieldsB.farmsC.riversD.playgrounds
OnEasterDay1722someEuropeanexplorersfoundalonelyislandinthemiddleofthePacificOcean.They1itEasterIslanD.Theexplorersfoundthattheislandhadgoodsoil2the200nativeslivingtheresurvivedwithlittlefooD.Evenmore3thesepeoplealsolivedamongtheruinsofwhatmighthavebeenaoncegreatcivilization.Allthatisleftofitarearound800giantstonestatues4humanheads.They5upto270tonsandthetallestmeasuresover11metres.Thestonemenface6ratherthanouttoseaandtheireyesarefocuseduponthesky.Theyareallcarvedfrom7volcanicrock火山岩andsomehavehatsontheirheadsandeyesmadefromwhitecoral.Sincetheir8thesehugestonemen9oneofthegreatestmysteriesofalltimE.Whobuiltthem?Whydidtheydoit?Someexpertsbelievethestonemenare10toIncastoneworkandsuggestthefigureswerecreatedbypeopleofPeruviandescent血统.11haveevengonesofarastosaythattheycamefromouterspacE.Thelatestsuggestion12theideathatEasterIslandrepresentsoneoftheworstcasesofresourceabuseinhumanhistory.ItissaidthatasmallgroupofAsianssettledonEasterIsland13between400and700AD.Theydevelopedagreatcivilizationwithhugeforestsand14fooD.Atthepeakoftheircivilizationthepeoplebegantobuildthegiant15men.Whytheydidthisisstill16butitispossiblethefiguresrepresentthesettlers’godsorancestors.17thestatuesgrewlargerthepeople’slifestylesbecamemoreandmorewasteful.Theforestbegantodisappearwhich18alltheanimalsdyingout.19couldn’tgetfoodandwereforcedtoeatotherhumans.Societybeganto20andtheislandersthemselvesfinallydestroyedthestonemen.1.A.saidB.werecalledC.namedD.spoke2.A.andB.butC.howeverD.still3.A.surpriseB.surprisedC.surprisingD.surprisingly4.A.lookingB.resemblingC.likingD.standingfor5.A.weighB.liftC.getD.measure6.A.forwardB.outwardC.onwardD.inward7.A.brokenB.softC.hardD.burnt8.A.lookingB.inventionC.discoveryD.covering9.A.havehappenedB.haveledtoC.havetakenplaceD.havecreated10.A.usualB.commonC.familiarD.similar11.A.AnotherB.OtherC.OthersD.Many12.A.isfocusedonB.isbasedonC.isdependedonD.isconcentratedon13.A.somedayB.onedayC.sometimeD.once14.A.plentyofB.numberofC.muchofD.amountof15.A.cleverB.stoneC.woodenD.iron16.A.welcomeB.knownC.unimportantD.unknown17.A.WhileB.AfterC.WithD.As18.A.resultedinB.resultedfromC.createdD.layin19.A.TheislandsB.ThepeopleC.TheanimalsD.TheEuropeans20.A.breakoutB.breakinC.breakintoD.breakdown
第二节完形填空共20题每小题1分满分20分阅读下面短文掌握大意然后从短文后各题所给的四个选项A.B.C和D中选出最佳答案并在答题卡上将该项涂黑OncethekingofIndiawasillandsentforhisdoctor.Thedoctorcame16himandsaidYouwillbewellsooninafewdaysifyoutakeabull’smilk.Thekingwas17_forhehadneverheardofabullthatgavemilk.Howisit18?heaskeD.OrderGulbotogetitforyouansweredthedoctor.Hecandoanything.Gulbowasapersonwithgreatknowledgeandwasan19tothedoctor.Sothedoctorthoughtthiswouldbeawayofmakinghim20.WhenthekingtoldGulbowhatthedoctorsaidand21himtogetabull’smilkGulbo22understoodwhatthedoctorwastryingtodo.Whenhegothomehesatthinkinghowtogetoutofthe23.Hisdaughterseeinghimworriedaskedwhatwasthe24.OnhearingwhatthekinghadaskedforshesaidDon’t25FatherIwillhelpyou.Thenextdayshetooksomeoldclotheswenttothebankoftherivernearthepalaceandchoseaplace26theking’sbedroomwindow.Inthemiddleofthenightshestartedtodoherwashing.Shemade27muchnoisethatthekingcouldnotsleep.Thekinggotveryangryandsentaguardto28whathadhappeneD.Thesoldierfoundthegirlandledhertotheking.Whydoyouwashyourclotheshereatnight?saidtheking.Thegirl29tobeafraidandsaidIhadtowashclothesatnight.Thisafternoonmyfather30ababyIwasbusyalldaybecauseofthat.ThenIfoundtherewerenoclean31forthebabysoIhadtocomeandwashthemnow.What!criedtheking.Areyoutryingtomakea32ofme?Ihaveneverheardofamanhavingababy.Wellifthekinghimselforderssomeonetogetabull’smilkforhim33can’tamanhaveababy?ThekingsmiledandsaidYoumustbeGulbo’s34.Goandtellyourfatherthathemaykeepthebull’smilktohis35.16.A.checkedB.testedC.judgedD.examined17.A.pleasedB.surprisedC.touchedD.moved18.A.possibleB.impossibleC.usualD.unusual19.A.friendB.enemyC.neighborD.patient20.A.sufferB.happyC.angrilyD.excited21.A.beggedB.orderedC.decidedD.demanded22.A.suddenlyB.certainlyC.correctlyDdirectly23.A.chanceB.situationC.positionD.difficult24.A.matterB.wrongC.thingD.problem25.A.frightenB.worryC.doubtD.fear26.A.aboveB.onC.belowD.under27.A.suchB.thatC.moreD.so28.A.findoutB.getoutC.takeoutD.bringout29.A.beganB.lookedC.becameD.pretended30.A.gavebirthtoB.hadbirthinC.gavebirthofD.hadbirthto31.A.foodB.clothesC.bowlsD.bottles32.A.trickB.jokeC.friendD.fool33.A.whyB.howC.whoD.what34.A.girlB.daughterC.wifeD.friend35.A.daughterB.sonC.sisterD.baby
YoumayhaveheardofOsceolaMcCartyan88-year-oldwomaninMississippiwhohadworkedforover75yearsasa36woman.Onedayaftersheretiredshewenttothebankanddiscoveredthathersmallmonthly37hadgrowntoover＄150000.Thentoeveryone’ssurprisesheturnedaroundand38almostallofthemoneytotheUniversityofSouthernMississippiUSMfora39fundforstudentswithfinancialneeds.Immediatelyshemadenational40.WhatyouhavenotheardishowOsceola’sgifthad41mylifE.Iam19yearsoldandthefirst42ofanOsceolaMcCartyScholarship.Iwasa43studentandIwasdeterminedtogotoUSM.ButI44beingqualifiedforaregularscholarshipbyonepointontheentranceexamsandascholarshipwasthe45wayIcouldattenD.OneSundayIcameacrossthestoryinthepaperaboutOsceolaMcCartyandhergenerous46.ThenextdayIwenttothefinancialaidofficeandtheytoldmetherewasstillnomoney47formebutifanythingcameupthey’dcall.AfewdayslaterIwasgoingoutwithmymother48thephonerang.IwastoldIhadbeenchosentobegiventhefirstOsceolaMcCartyScholarship.Iwas49!McCartyworkedhardherwholelifewashingclothesbyhanD.Nowthatsheis50shesitsmostofthedayandreadstheBiblethatiswhensheisnotgettingrewards.EverytimeIgotovisithershehasanew51.She’sevengonetotheWhiteHousE.SheissohappyandprouD.WehavetriedtotalkherintogettingaVCR录像机soshecantapetheprogramsandsee52onTV—shejustsmiles.McCartygavememuchmorethanascholarship.Shetaughtmeaboutthegiftof53.NowIknowtherearegoodpeopleintheworldwhodogoodthings.Sheworkedhardandhelpedothersandinturnshehasinspiredmeto54whenIcansomeday.So55IplantoaddtoherscholarshipfunD.36.A.cafeB.buffetC.laundryD.laboratory37.A.expensesB.profitsC.wagesD.savings38.A.returnedB.donatedC.deliveredD.removed39.A.welfareB.projectC.scholarshipD.research40.A.customsB.headlinesC.sympathiesD.doubts41.A.affectedB.formedC.disturbedD.ruined42.A.designerB.receiverC.contributorD.reporter43.A.considerateB.casualC.hard-workingD.sensitive44.A.advocatedB.avoidedC.regrettedD.missed45.A.normalB.wrongC.legalD.only46.A.giftB.ideaC.decisionD.plan47.A.leftB.raisedC.availableD.enough48.A.sinceB.beforeC.thoughD.when49.A.excitedB.shockedC.puzzledD.encouraged50.A.dismissedB.retiredC.promotedD.transferred51.A.jobB.hobbyC.lifeD.award52.A.everybodyB.everythingC.herselfD.us53.A.givingB.understandingC.receivingD.loving54.A.givebackB.giveinC.giveoffD.giveup55.A.suddenlyB.originallyC.eventuallyD.gradually
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Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA.B.C.andD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.DearWorldGrowingupintheU.S.A.IalwayswantedtoexperienceanotherculturE.The36camewhenIwas15.Afterseveralmonthsof37IwasreadytospendthesecondtermofmyfirstyearofhighschoolasanexchangestudentinAustraliA.LandinginPerthwasoneofthemostexcitingmomentsofmylifE.I38thenthattherewasnoturningback.ThefamilyIwouldlivewithwaswaitingformeanditwouldbeonlyfivedays39thenewschoolyearstarteD.TheCatholicschoolI40wasdifferentfrommypublicschoolbackintheStates.Theuniformcodewasverystrict.Wewereonly41towearonebraceletwhichhadtobeawatchandonenecklacewhichhadtohaveaHolyCross.Iwasquiteintimidated害怕的atfirst42neverhavingbeentoanewschool—evenintheUnitedStates.Everythingwent43though.Theteacherswerewelcomingandthestudentswerefriendly.Themostunforgettabletimeofmytermabroadwaswithforty-oneotherinternationalexchangestudentstravelingaroundAustraliaduringourtermbreak.Our44wereasextensiveasournationalities:wetraveledtoSydneyCanberraMilduraCooberPedyUluruKingsCanyonAliceSpringsMountIsaAirlieBeachandtheColdCoast.Thefewweeksweenjoyedtogetherwerecrowdedwith45.Wetookaday-cruiseonDarlingHarborandvisitedtheSydneyOperaHousE.Wesleptinanundergroundtown.WewalkedaroundthefamousAyersRockandwentsailingonthePacificOcean.Attheendofour46inAustraliawehadthreeweeksoftravelingtimetoshareourstoriesandhelpeachotherdealwithleaving.Itwas47thatourlastdaytogetherwasfilledwithtears.Wepackedourcampexchangede-mailaddressesandgatheredtogetherforafinalgood-byE.36.A.opportunityB.vacationC.privilegeD.dream37.A.examiningB.stayingC.preparingD.resting38.A.wishedB.wonderedC.realizedD.concluded39.A.whenB.beforeC.untilD.since40.A.visitedB.involvedC.studiedD.attended41.A.persuadedB.allowedC.determinedD.forced42.A.alwaysB.intentionallyC.especiallyD.specially43.A.smoothlyB.annoyinglyC.toughlyD.strangely44.A.sheltersB.worksitesC.habitatsD.destinations45.A.challengesB.amusementsC.assignmentsD.activities46.A.holidayB.workC.stayD.tour47.A.unexpectedB.essentialC.embarrassingD.natural
Oneofthemostexcitingarchaeological考古的discoveriesinhistorywasmadeinNovember1922whenHowardCarterwas41intheValleyoftheKingsinEgypt.Aftermanymonthsofdigginghefinally42anunknowntomb坟墓.43withhisfriendLordCarnarvonwhowasprovidingthemoneyforhisworkCarterenteredthe44tomB.Atfirsttherewas45becausethetombwas46anditwasclearthatithadbeenrobbed盗窃atsometimeinthepast.47oneoftheworkerseventuallyuncoveredasmallstairwaythatleddowntoanotherdoorthathadnotbeen48.Carterwentdownthedarkstaircasewalking49incasetherewereanytraps陷阱.Asheopenedthe50LordCarnarvonaskedifhecouldseeanything.HerepliedYes51things.Itwasclearatoncethattheyhaddiscoveredwhattheyhadbeen52.ThetombofKingTutankhamunwasfulloftreasuresof53valuE.Therewereover5000objectsofsilvergoldandpreciousstoneswhichhadlainthere54forthousandsofyears.LordCarnarvon’s55atdiscoveringthetreasuresdidnotlastlong.Manyofthelocalpeoplewereafraidof56thekings’tombsandbelievedthatthekingswouldpunishanyonewho57them.LordCarnarvonhadpaidlittleattentiontothese58butonlyafewweekslaterhe59fellillanddied;attheexacttimeofhisdeathallthelightsinCairowentoutallofasuddenandfarawayinEnglandhisdogalso60.41.A.travelingB.visitingC.workingD.standing42.A.fellintoB.passedbyC.cameacrossD.knockeddown43.A.BackB.AgainC.AroundD.Together44.A.newB.darkC.warmD.familiar45.A.joyB.surpriseC.satisfactionD.disappointment46.A.emptyB.wetC.dirtyD.quiet47.A.InsteadB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Besides48.A.fixedB.lockedC.openedD.replaced49.A.calmlyB.quicklyC.confidentlyD.carefully50.A.doorB.tombC.caseD.eye51.A.terribleB.commonC.strangeD.wonderful52.A.lostB.lookingforC.ruinedD.focusingon53.A.noB.littleC.lowD.great54.A.undividedB.undevelopedC.unplannedD.undiscovered55.A.fearB.worryC.pleasureD.shame56.A.buildingB.repairingC.disturbingD.closing57.A.boughtB.enteredC.metD.cleaned58.A.jokesB.mistakesC.storiesD.warnings59.A.finallyB.reallyC.suddenlyD.actually60.A.diedB.changedC.disappearedD.returned
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第三节完形填空每空1分共20分阅读下面短文掌握其大意然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案AfterthewarbetweenBritainandFrancewhichlasted7yearsJamesCookgotmarriedand21downinLondon.ForseveralyearsCaptainCook22totheeastofAmerica23hemadeamapofits24.In1768cameCook's25foramajorexpedition.Thenavywas26aplanforanexpedition27theSouthPacificOceanin28ofwatchingaveryunusual29thatistheplanetVenus30betweentheearthandthesunin1769.His31hopewastofindanewland32wasthoughttobe33intheIndianandPacificOcean.34CaptainCookwastobethereinchargeofthisexpedition35Captainoftheship36Endeavour.Itwasanoldmerchantshipjustlike37onwhichCookhadlearnthisseamanship.Itwasstronglybuiltandhadalotofspace38forstoragE.Cookunderstoodtherewouldbealotofhardshipforthemsohegoteverything39it.Inthisexpeditionhehadsailedaround40anduptheeastcoastofAustraliacharting绘制over8000milesofcoastlinethathadbeenunknownbeforE.21.A.setB.sailedC.sentD.settled22.A.wentB.flewC.sailedD.came23.A.whichB.whereC.thatD.when24.A.countriesB.coastsC.citiesD.seas25.A.chanceB.hopeC.shipD.expedition26.A.findingB.learningC.doingD.making27.A.inB.toC.forD.at28.A.thehopeB.aviewC.anideaD.plan29.A.accidentB.incidentC.matterD.event30.A.existingB.settingC.passingD.appearing31.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.last32.A.whichB.whereC.whatD.onwhich33.A.passingB.goingC.existingD.sailing34.A.butB.asC.andD.for35.A.ofB.forC.likeD.as36.A.whichcalledB.calledC.callD.calling37.A.oneB.itC.theoneD.what38.A.downB.offC.upD.away39.A.fullpreparedforB.fullypreparedforC.fullypreparingD.fullpreparation40.A.EndlandB.AustraliaC.NewZealandD.Tasmania
08·福建ThepositionofchildreninAmericanfamilyandsocietyisnolongerwhatitusedtobE.The36familyincolonial殖民时期的NorthAmericawasmainlyconcernedwithsurvivaland37thatitsowneconomicprosperity.Thuschildrenwere38intermsoftheirproducitivity生产能力andtheyplayedtheroleofproducerquiteearly.39theyfulfilledthisroletheirpositioninthefamilywasoneofsubordination附属.Withthe40ofthesocietythepositionofchildreninthefamilyandinthesocietybecamemoreimportant.Inthecomplexandtechnologicalsociety41theUnitedStateshasbecomeeach42mustfulfillanumberofpersonalandoccupational43andbeincontactwithmanyothermembers.44viewingchildrenasnecessarymembersofsocietymeansthattheyare45moreaspeopleintheirownrightthanasthoseofsubordination.Thisacceptanceofchildrenas46participantsinthefamilyisreflectedinvariouslaws47therightsofchildrenandinthesocialandpublicwelfareprograms.Thisnew48ofchildrenandthefrequentcontactbetweenthemembersofsocietyhasalso49anincreasinginterestinchild-raisingtechniques.Peopletodayspendmuchtime50theproperwayto51children.NowadaysthesocializationofthechildintheUnitedStatesisa52transaction事务betweenparentandchild53aone-wayparent-to-childtraining54.Asaconsequencesocializingchildrenand55withthemoveralongperiodoftimeisforparentsamixtureofpleasuresatisfactionandproblems.36.A.poorB.ordinaryC.happyD.wealthy37.A.exceptB.forC.beyondD.through38.A.supportedB.receivedC.encouragedD.valued39.A.UntilB.AfterC.AlthoughD.When40.A.movementB.achievementC.developmentD.requirement41.A.thatB.whereC.whenD.what42.A.parentB.memberC.familyD.relative43.A.purposesB.promisesC.rolesD.tasks44.A.BesidesB.HoweverC.InsteadD.Therefore45.A.admiredB.regardedC.madeD.respected46.A.willingB.equalC.similarD.common47.A.enjoyingB.preventingC.consideringD.protecting48.A.viewB.faithC.worldD.study49.A.ledinB.broughtinC.resultedinD.takenin50.A.seekingB.makingC.fightingD.working51.A.nurseB.praiseC.understandD.raise52.A.one-sidedB.many-sidedC.round-wayD.two-way53.A.morethanB.ratherthanC.betterthanD.lessthan54.A.mannerB.methodC.programD.guide55.A.takingB.livingC.playingD.discussing
Ⅱ.语言知识及应用共两节满分35分第一节完形填空共10小题每小题2分满分20分阅读下面短文掌握其大意然后从21~30各题所给的A.B.C和D项中选出最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑In1933anunknownAmericancalledClarenceNashwenttoseethefilm-makerWalterDisney.Hehadan21voiceandhewantedtoworkinDisney’scartoonfilmforchildren.WhenWalterDisneyheardNash’svoicehesaidStop!That’sour22.DisneydeclaredNashperfectfortheroleofatalkingduckintheirupcominganimatedshortTheWiseLittleHen.TheduckofcoursewasDonaldDuckwhich23hissailorjacketandhat.Laterthatyearhebecamea24afteraneight-minuteMickeyMousefilm.Thecinema25likedhimbecausehewaslazyand26andbecausehe27histemperveryeasily.AndtheylovedhisvoicewhenhebecameangrywithMickey’seightnephews.SoonDonaldwasmorepopularthanMickeyMousehimself28becausehewasn’tagoody-goody伪善的人likeMickey.DonaldDuckwentontobecomeoneofthemostfamouscartooncharactersintheworldandagreatpartofthiswasduetoNash'sdistinctivevoicE.Thelastfilmto29Nash'sfamousvoicewasMickey'sChristmasCarolreleasedin1983.AndthenDonaldDuckandhisvoice30—therewerenomorenewcartoons.21.A.sweetB.terribleC.unusualD.familiar22.A.film-makerB.dresserC.MickeyD.duck23.A.dressedB.woreC.soldD.took24.A.starB.journalistC.sailorD.cartoon-maker25.A.audiencesB.performersC.directorsD.photographers26.A.niceB.greedyC.helpfulD.sincere27.A.controlledB.stoodC.lostD.mastered28.A.formallyB.merelyC.probablyD.scarcely29.A.ignoreB.featureC.imitateD.follow30.A.changedB.formedC.trembledD.Disappeared
In189617-year-oldEinsteinwenttoZurichforthemathematicsandphysicsprogramatthepolytechnicinZurich.TherehemetMaritsagirlfromHungaryandtheonlywomanstudentintheschool.Theystudiedinthesameclassandthe41interestinphysicsbroughtthetwotogetherandtheybecamegoodfriends.Overthenextfewyearstheirfriendshipdevelopedinto42.InalettertoherEinsteincalledMaritsacreaturewhoismyequalandwhoisasstrongandindependentasIam.InJanuary1903whenEinsteinwas24hemarriedMaritswhowas4yearsolderthanhE.AftertheirmarriageEinsteindevotedhimselftothe43onthegreattheoryofrelativity.TogiveherhusbandmorehelpMarits44herownworkandbecameagoodwifeand45.ShetriedherbesttoencouragehimwheneverpossiblE.Shewassurethatherhusbandwould46.Theyoftendiscussedthe47whilewalkingoutsideorsittingtogetherintheroom.TheyevendidthatintheirletterswhenoneofthemwasawayfromhomE.In1914theEinstein’smovedtoBerlinand48therE.AtthattimeEinstein’stheory49tobecorrectandhebecame50allovertheworlD.Maritswasvery51herhusbandwithhissuccess.ButitwasnotlongbeforetheFirstWorldWar52Maritsaswellashertwosonswhowere53inSwitzerlandcouldn’tcomebackto54anylonger.ThewarnotonlystoppedEinstein’sworkbutalsobrokeupthewarmhappy55.In1919EinsteinandMaritshadtogetdivorcedhavinglivedapartforfiveyears.41.A.greatB.specialC.commonD.especial42.A.associationB.romanceC.relationshipD.amazement43.A.causeB.matterC.ideaD.research44.A.gaveupB.heldupC.giveinD.tookoff45.A.motherB.cookC.servantD.assistant46.A.agreeB.practiceC.succeedD.accept47.A.planB.programC.suggestionD.theory48.A.livedonB.stoppedC.settleddownD.worked49.A.seemedB.appearedC.lookedD.proved50.A.excitedB.famousC.satisfiedD.lucky51.A.proudofB.admiredforC.surprisedatD.worriedabout52.A.endedB.brokeoutC.finishedD.tookplace53.A.livingB.workingC.travelingD.performing54.A.BerlinB.MunichC.HungaryD.Switzerland55.A.lifeB.timeC.homeD.family
云南省玉溪一中2010届高三上学期期中考试NewZealandisanislandthatliesofftheeasterncoastofAustraliA.It__36___twolargeislands:NorthIslandandSouthIslanD.NewZealandissurroundedbythePacificOcean___37___thenorthandeastandtheTasmanSeatothesouthandwest.ItisaboutthesamesizeasthePhilippines.Wellington___38___thecapitalcityliesontheNorthIslanD.Otherimportant___39___areAucklandinthenorthChristchurchontheSouthIslandandQueenstownfurthertothesouth.___40___hasamildseaclimatewhilethenorthissubtropical.Itrainsquitealot.ThewarmestmonthsareDecembertoFebruary.ThecoldestmonthsareJunetoAugust.TheoceanandseassurroundingtheislandsaredeepblueandmanyofNewZealand’scitieslieonabayandhaveanaturaldeep___41___.ThesandbeachesinNewZealandarealsovery___42___.NewZealandhasaverybeautifulnaturallandscapewithgreenhillsandmountains.Someofthe___43___aredeadvolcanoes.TheNorthIslandisfamousforanareaof___44___someofwhichthrowhotwaterintotheair.Someofthis___45___neartheearth’ssurfaceisusedtomakeelectricity.Therearemanyplantsand___46___thatonlyliveinNewZealanD.Themostfamousanimalisalittlebirdthatcannotfly.ItiscalledakiwianditisNewZealand’snationalbirD.The___47___weretheearliestpeopletocometoNewZealanD.Whentheydiscovereditabout1000yearsagotheycalleditAotearoawhichmeansLandofthelongwhitecloud.TheMaoricamefromtheislandsofPolynesiainthe___48___.Itissome3500kilometersfromPolynesiatoNewZealandwhichtheycrossedinnarrow___49___.They___50___dogsratsandplantswiththemandsettledmainlyonthe___51___wheretheweatherwaswarmer.Around1421Chinesesailorspossiblydiscoveredtheislandsononeoftheir___52___aroundtheworD.TheDutchmanAbelTasmannamedtheislandsNewZealandin1642.Morethan120yearslaterCaptainJamesCooktookpossessionoftheislandsin1769andfromthattimeBritishpeoplestartedtosettleinNewZealanD.By1840about2000___53___mainlyBritishhadcometosettleinNewZealandandtheMaorisignedanagreementwiththesesettlers.Thatdayisstillcelebratedasanationalholiday.ItiseveryyearonthesixthofFebruary.TodaytherearemanypeopleinNewZealandwhocall___54___thehomecountryalthoughitisaplace___55___mostofthemhaveneverbeen.36.A.consistsofB.ismadeofC.ismadefromD.isseparatedby37.A.onB.inC.toD.off38.A.LondonB.WellingtonC.AucklandD.Queenstown39.A.statesB.seasC.citiesD.states40.A.ChristchurchB.SouthIslandC.NorthIslandD.NewZealand41.A.harbourB.cityC.riverD.beach42.A.pollutedB.blueC.narrowD.clean43.A.mountainsB.riversC.beachesD.places44.A.minersB.hotspringsC.animalsD.landscapes45.A.springB.heatC.waterD.land46.A.beachesB.birdsC.animalsD.people47.A.ChineseB.BritishC.MaoriD.Europeans48.A.AtlanticB.IndianC.ArcticD.Pacific49.A.busesB.boatsC.shipsD.planes50.A.raisedB.boughtC.broughtD.took51.A.NorthIslandB.SouthIslandC.QueenstownD.NewZealand52.A.travelsB.tripsC.fightsD.voyages53.A.EuropeansB.AsiansC.ChineseD.Englishmen54.A.NewZealandB.EnglandC.ChinaD.Island55.A.whichB.thatC.whereD.what
InancienttimesthekingofGreecewassick.Thedoctorcame21himandsaidYouwillbewellsooninafewdaysifyoutakeabull’smilk.Thekingwas22forhehadneverheardofabullthatgavemilk.Howisit23?heaskeD.OrderGulbotogetitforyouansweredthedoctor.Hecandoanything.Gulbowasapersonwithgreatknowledgeandwasan24tothedoctor.Sothedoctorthoughtthiswouldbeawayofmakinghim25.WhenthekingtoldGulbowhatthedoctorsaidand26himtogetabull’smilkGulbo27understoodwhatthedoctorwastryingtodo.Whenhegothomehesatthinkinghowtogetoutofthe28.Hisdaughterseeinghimworriedaskedwhatwasthe29.OnhearingwhatthekinghadaskedforshesaidDon’t30FatherIwillhelpyou.Thenextdayshetooksomeoldclotheswenttothebankoftherivernearthepalaceandchoseaplace31theking’sbedroomwindow.Inthemiddleofthenightshestartedtodoherwashing.Shemade32muchnoisethatthekingcouldnotsleep.Thekinggotveryangryandsentaguardto33whathadhappeneD.Thesoldierfoundthegirlandledhertotheking.Whydoyouwashyourclotheshereatnight?saidtheking.Thegirl34tobeafraidandsaidIhadtowashclothesatnight.Thisafternoonmyfather35ababy.Iwasbusyalldaybecauseofthat.ThenIfoundtherewerenoclean36forthebabysoIhadtocomeandwashthemnow.What!criedtheking.Areyoutryingtomakea37ofme?Ihaveneverheardofamanhavingababy.Wellifthekinghimselforderssomeonetogetabull’smilkforhim38can’tamanhaveababy?ThekingsmiledandsaidYoumustbeGulbo’s39.Goandtellyourfatherthathemaykeepthebull’smilktohis40.21.A.lookedB.testedC.examinedD.judged22.A.surprisedB.pleasedC.touchedD.moved23.A.impossibleB.possibleC.usualD.unusual24.A.enemyB.friendC.neighborD.patient25.A.exciteB.delightC.angerD.suffer26.A.beggedB.decidedC.orderedD.suggested27.A.quicklyB.directlyC.correctlyD.suddenly28.A.situationB.chanceC.positionD.place29.A.wrongB.matterC.thingD.problem30.A.frightenB.worryC.doubtD.fear31.A.aboveB.onC.overD.below32.A.suchB.thatC.moreD.so33.A.getoutB.findoutC.takeoutD.bringout34.A.beganB.lookedC.pretendedD.became35.A.hadbirthinB.gavebirthtoC.gavebirthofD.hadbirthto36.A.clothesB.foodC.bowlsD.bottles37.A.lieB.trickC.foolD.friend38.A.howB.whyC.whoD.what39.A.daughterB.girlC.wifeD.friend40.A.daughterB.boyC.babyD.sister
OnAugust261999NewYorkCitywasstruckbyaterriblerainstorm.Theraincausedthestreetsto__41__andthesubwaysystemalmostcametoastop.Unfortunatelythishappenedduringthemorningrushhour.Manypeoplewhoweregoingtoworkwere__42__togohomE.Somebattledto__43__ataxiortogetonabus.Stillothersfacedthe__44__bravelywalkingmilestogettowork.I__45__tobeoneofthepeopleonthewaytoworkthatmorning.Iwentfromsubwaylinetosubwaylineonlytofindthatmost__46__hadstoppeD.Aftermakingmyway__47__crowdsofpeopleIfinallyfoundasubwaylinethatwas__48__.Unfortunatelythereweresomanypeoplewaitingto__49__thesubwaythatIcouldnotevengetdownthestairstothe__50__.SoItookthetraingoingintheoppositedirectionandthenswitchedbacktothedowntowntrain.Finallyafterwhatseemedlikeforeverthetrain__51__mystop.ThenIhadtowalkseveralblocksintheincreasinglyheavyrain.WhenIfinallygottomyofficeIwas__52__throughexhaustedand__53__.MycoworkersandIspentmostofthedaydryingoff.Whenitwas500pmIwasreadytogohomE.Iwasabouttoturnoffmycomputer__54__IreceivedanemailfromGarthmyDirectorIwouldliketothankallofyouwhomadetheeffortand__55__reportedtowork.Itisalwaysreassuring令人欣慰的attimeslikethesewhenemployeessoclearlyshowtheir__56__totheirjobs.Thankyou.Garth'semailwasshortbutIlearnedmorefromthat__57__messagethanIeverdidfromatextbook.Theemailtaughtmethatafewwordsof__58__canmakeabigdifferencE.Therainstormandthetraffic__59__hadmademetiredandupset.ButGarth'swordsimmediately__60__meandputasmilebackonmyfacE.41.A.breakB.floodC.sinkD.crash42.A.forcedB.refusedC.adjustedD.gathered43.A.orderB.payC.callD.search44.A.climateB.sceneryC.stormD.burden45.A.usedB.promisedC.deservedD.happened46.A.practiceB.routineC.processD.service47.A.toB.throughC.overD.for48.A.operatingB.cyclingC.turningD.rushing49.A.checkB.carryC.findD.board50.A.streetB.groundC.floorD.platform51.A.pausedB.crossedC.reachedD.parked52.A.wetB.weakC.sickD.hurt53.A.ashamedB.discouragedC.surprisedD.puzzled54.A.whileB.whenC.whereD.after55.A.hardlyB.casuallyC.absolutelyD.eventually56.A.devotionB.donationC.connectionD.reaction57.A.accurateB.urgentC.briefD.humorous58.A.promiseB.appreciationC.adviceD.guidance59.A.troublesB.signalsC.rulesD.signs60.A.correctedB.supportedC.amazedD.refreshed
ThewordplasticcomesfromtheGreekwordPlaticosandisusedtodescribe_1_whichcanbeeasilyshapeD.Thehistoryofplasticsislongerthanyoumight_2_.Infact_3_manmadeplasticsevertoappearonthemarketwasmadeoverahundredyearsago.Itwascalledcelluloid赛璐璐.ItwasdiscoveredbybothanEnglishmanandanAmericaninthesameyear._4_itwastheAmericanswhofirstproduceditonalargescaleduringtheyear1860.Everybodywas_5_bythisnewmaterialwhichcouldbemoulded用模子做intoshapesand_6_socheaptobuy.Pooryoungmen_7_incitieswithlotsofsmokeanddirtwere_8_tobuywhitecelluloidcollars领子.ThecollarswerehardanduncomfortablE.Buttheydidnothavetobesenttowash.Thepooryoungmen_9_rubthemcleaneveryeveningwithsoapandwater!Poormothers_10_hadnotbeenabletoaffordplaythings_11_theirchildrenwerenowabletobuythemplaythings_12_ofcelluloiD.Butcelluloidhadoneveryseriousfault.Itcaughtfireveryeasily.Infactitburnedevenmorequicklythanwoodorcloth.Thereweremanyterribleaccidentsparticularly_13_children.ForyearsscientistsworkedhardtofindabetterplasticmaterialthancelluloiD.Theyhad_14_success.Thenin1932anAmericanscientistcalledBaekelandproducedahardplasticmaterialwhichdidnotburn._15_becameknown_16_bakelite酚醛塑料.Otherplasticmaterialslikebakelitewere_17_produceD.They_18_tomakeelectricalfittingsandplatesandcups.Poorpeoplelikedthembecausetheywerebothcheapandsafebutrichpeople_19_thembecausetheywerecheapandbecausetheycouldonlybemade_20_darkcolours.1.A.somethingB.everythingC.thingD.anything2.A.wishB.thinkC.wantD.hope3.A.firstB.atfirstC.forthefirstD.thefirst4.A.SoB.ButC.AndD.As5.A.surprisedB.excitedC.toldD.frightened6.A.beB.wereC.wasD.is7.A.waitingB.runningC.walkingD.working8.A.goingB.sureC.aboutD.able9.A.couldB.oughttoC.mustD.should10.A.whichB.whoC.whomD.that11.A.forB.likeC.inD.of12.A.doneB.producedC.workedD.made13.A.betweenB.onC.amongD.about14.A.muchB.great.C.neverD.little15.A.ThemanB.HeC.ItD.Thescientist16.A.asB.withC.byD.to17.A.alreadyB.stillC.alsoD.yet18.A.usedB.hopedC.wereusedD.had19.A.tookB.lovedC.enjoyedD.disliked20.A.inB.byC.fromD.of
Weshouldshowrespecttoeverybodyespeciallyoureldersbecausetheyareaheadofus—inageinwisdomandmaturityinexperienceandeducation.Our__1__havedonealotforusdirectlyorindirectlyandmostofus__2__everythingtotheirkindnessandlovE.Whenwe__3__themrespectwhetheritisbybowingtothemor__4__themwithasmileorofferingthemanyhelptheyneeditisonewayof__5__ourownloveandgratitudetothem.__6__eldershavealsobeenthroughalltheyearsyouare__7__andknowalittlemoreabouttheworldthanyoudo.Itis__8__thatyoudonotagreewiththebeliefofyoureldersbutthisisnothingnew.Allyoungergenerationshavealways__9__withtheireldersanditisthesedifferencesthatbringchangesinhuman__10__.Howevermuchyoudisagreewiththemgivethemcreditfortheir__11__.Withchangingtimesand__12__influencesyoungstersnolongerknowwhatisinterpretedasdisrespecttoelders.Youngstersshould__13__expresstheirviewsandifthereareargumentstheyshouldnot__14__theirvoices.Ifthereisnospaceonsofasorchairschildrenwillimmediately__15__theirplacesandsitonthecarpet.Inbusesandtrainsyoungstersare__16__togiveuptheirplacestoolderpeoplE.Thisisnota__17__ofwhohasmorerights.Itissimplythatthosewhoareyoungerhavethestrengthtobear__18__ortolerateunpleasantnesssoitisnaturaltoshowconsiderationtothosewhoareolderandperhapsata__19__disadvantagE.Whenyoudosimplethingsasamarkofrespecteldersbecome__20__thatyoungsterscareforthemandtheyrespondwithaffectionandkindness.1.A.youngstersB.eldersC.parentsD.juniors2.A.devoteB.oweC.payD.contribute3.A.showB.explainC.exhibitD.point4.A.greetingB.receivingC.declaringD.showing5.A.expressingB.describingC.sendingD.suggesting6.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.BesidesD.Though7.A.experiencingwithB.goingthroughC.sufferingfromD.worryingout8.A.maybeB.likelyC.possibleD.probably9.A.quarreledB.dealtC.livedD.disagreed10.A.communityB.organizationC.societyD.public11.A.experienceB.realityC.emotionD.information12.A.culturalB.specialC.environmentalD.position13.A.quietlyB.slightlyC.silentlyD.coldly14.A.riseB.raiseC.supportD.force15.A.giveawayB.getridofC.giveupD.sendout16.A.expectedB.forcedC.neededD.reminded17.A.doubtB.questionC.wonderD.challenge18.A.sufferingB.upsetC.troubleD.discomfort19.A.seriousB.lightC.heavyD.slight20.A.awareB.aliveC.knowingD.sensible
SectionBDirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.EachwordcanonlybeusedoncE.NotethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneedA.agreeB.sufferC.systemD.noticeAB.throughAC.dangerousAD.spaceBC.limitedBD.absorbsCD.letoutForyearsscientisthavebeenworriedabouttheeffectsofairpollutionontheearth’snaturalconditions.Somebelievetheairinsidemanyhousesmaybemore41thantheairoutsidE.ItmaybeonehundredtimesworsE.Indoorairpollutioncancauseapersontofeeltiredto42eye-painheadacheandotherproblems.Somepollutantscancausebreathingdisordersdiseasesofbloodandevencancer.Mostscientists43thateverymodernhousehassomekindofindoorpollution.Peoplebeganto44theproblemintheearly1970swhenitwasthatbuildersbeganmakinghousesandofficeswhichdidnotwasteenergy.Todothistheybuiltbuildingsthat45theflowofairbetweeninsideandoutsidE.Theyalsobeganusingman-madebuildingmaterials.Thesematerialsarenowknownto46harmfulgases.Astheproblembecamemoreseriousscientistsbegansearchingforawaytodealwithit.Theydiscoveredanaturalpollutioncontrol47forbuildinggreenplants.Scientistdonotreallyknowhowplantscontrolairpollution.Theybelievethataplant’sleavestakeinthepollutants.Inexchangetheplantproducesoxygen48itsleavesandthroughitstinyorganizationsonitsroots.ScientistssuggestthatallbuildingsshouldhaveonelargeplantorseveralsmallplantsinsideforeveryninesquaremetersofspacE.Studiesofdifferentplantsshowthateach49differentchemicals.Sothemosteffectivewaytocleantheairistousedifferentkindsofplants.HavinggreenplantsinsideyourhousecanmakeitaprettierandhealthierplacE.
MymotherlivedinanoldfarmhouseinnorthOregonwhichwaslocatedfarfromanyotherneighbors.Shelivedwithherelderbrotherandsisters.Sincetherewerenotenoughroomsforthemhertwosisters__41__thebiggerbedroomdownstairsherbrotherinaroomdownthehallandshesleptinthetoproomofthebuilding.Thefirst__42__eventthathappenedinthathousewaswhenmymotherwasabout10yearsolD.Shewasstayinghomesickwithherbrother.Hehadgone__43__tothekitchenwhenmymotherheardavoicecallinghernamefromthebottomofthestairs.Thevoicewas__44__butthatwasimpossiblesincetheonlyotherpersoninthehousewasherbrother.Thatwasfollowedbyfootsteps__45__thestairstothetoproom.Afewhours__46__herbrothercameuptoseewhatshewasdoing.Sheaskedhimwhothegirlonthestairswas.HesaidtherewasnooneinthehousE.Afewweekslaterthe__47__eventhappeneD.Mygrandmotherwascookingsupperinthekitchen.Sheturnedaroundandtwoofthechairswere__48__.Shepushedtheminandwentback__49__.Abouttenminuteslatersheturnedaroundandthreeofthechairswerepulledout.Mygrandmotherwasquite__50__bythisbecauseonlymymother'slittlesisterwashomeatthetimE.Thelasteventatthehousewasthe__51__andtheonethatmadethemmoveaway.HereldersisterJosiewasbabysittingheryoungeroneSarahwhentherewasaknockonthedoor.Josiewentto__52__itandnoonewastherE.Shewenttothe__53__forsomewaterandwhenshereturnedtothelivingroomSarahwas__54__！Sheranalloverthehouseand__55__foundSarahsleepinginherbeD.Thiswas__56__becauseSarahcouldn't__57__thestairswithouthelpbecausetheywereverysteep.ThisfrightenedhersoshewokeupSarahand__58__herdownstairs.Thenthephonerang.Itwasmygrandma__59__tosaythatmygrandfatherhaddiedandshewouldn'tbecominghomethatnight.ShewasabouttoturnontheTV__60__sheheardawoman'sfootstepscomingtowardsher.SheturnedaroundbutnobodywastherE.41.A.offeredB.supportedC.sharedD.afforded42.A.interestingB.particularC.anxiousD.strange43.A.upstairsB.outsidesC.downstairsD.indoors44.A.maleB.otherC.femaleD.another45.A.turningupB.comingupC.pickingupD.sendingup46.A.laterB.agoC.afterD.former47.A.lastB.secondC.thirdD.final48.A.pulledoutB.pointedoutC.thrownoutD.givenout49.A.turningB.pushingC.cookingD.pulling50.A.delightedB.disappointedC.frightenedD.satisfied51.A.bestB.worseC.betterD.worst52.A.receiveB.answerC.replyD.react53.A.kitchenB.livingroomC.sittingroomD.bedroom54.A.asleepB.lostC.goneD.sleeping55.A.intheendB.atfirstC.firstlyD.attheend56.A.unnecessaryB.desperateC.separateD.impossible57.A.runB.walkC.climbD.wander58.A.tookB.heldC.carriedD.brought59.A.cryingB.shoutingC.callingD.laughing60.A.whenB.beforeC.whileD.until
Throughouthistorymanygreatleadersandexplorershavetriedhardtofindobjectsorotherwaystoliveforever.Whileitmightsound41toliveforeverIbelievethatwhatmakeslifeso42isthatitdoesn’tlastforever.SoIdon’t43thatlivingforeverisagoodideA.ForonethingIthinklivingforeverwouldbevery44.Wealwayshavetofindwaysto45ourselvesinanormallifetimE.46youlivedforeveryouwouldstillneedtoeatandhaveaplacetolivE.Topayforallthesethingsyouwouldhaveto47workingforaslongasyouliveD.Manypeopleworkfor30-40yearsthen48andbegintoenjoytherestoftheirlives.Butyouwouldn’thavethat49ifyoulivedforever.Andsinceforeverisalongtimethatmeansifyoudidn’t50yourskillseteveryfewdecades十年youcouldbestuckdoingthesamethingforaverylongtimE.Thatdoesn’tsoundlike51atall!Furthermoreitwouldbevery52toliveforeverifthepeoplearoundyoudidn’talsohavethat53.You’dbelikelyto54alotofpeopleindifferentperiodsoftimebutyouwouldalsohaveto55themdiE.Nodoubtthiscouldbevery56foryou.Youwouldhavethe57toseeyourchildrenandyourgrandchildrenandyourgreatgrandchildrenall58.Butthenyou’dalsohavetowatchthemgetoldandpassaway.59thiscouldleadtoaverylonelyexistence存在.60whilelivingforevermightbeattractivetosomepeopleIdon’tthinkitwouldberightformE.41.A.painfulB.worryingC.interestingD.impossible42.A.valuableB.difficultC.busyD.quiet43.A.doubtB.realizeC.fearD.agree44.A.importantB.boringC.specialD.normal45.A.discoverB.supportC.dressD.protect46.A.EvenifB.AsifC.EverytimeD.Soonafter47.A.startB.enjoyC.forgetD.continue48.A.moveB.stopC.waitD.play49.A.planB.choiceC.problemD.effort50.A.controlB.noticeC.changeD.improve51.A.beautyB.truthC.funD.luck52.A.lonelyB.strangeC.niceD.clear53.A.patienceB.courageC.abilityD.decision54.A.teachB.saveC.inviteD.meet55.A.watchB.makeC.helpDfeel56.A.goodB.simpleC.excitingD.sad57.A.chanceB.rightC.dutyD.method58.A.showoffB.setoffC.growupD.giveup59.A.SuddenlyB.HopefullyC.SecretlyD.Finally60.A.AsusualB.InshortC.AtleastD.Forexample
ScottandhiscompanionswereterriblydisappointeD.WhentheygottotheSouthPoletheyfoundtheNorwegians挪威人had36themintheracetobethefirstevertoreachit.After37theBritishflagatthePoletheytookaphotographofthemselves38theystartedthe950-milejourneyback.Thejourneywasunexpectedly39andthejoyandexcitementaboutthePolehadgoneoutofthem.Thesunhardly40.Thesnowstormsalwaysmadeitimpossibletosightthestonestheyhad41tomarktheirwayhomE.Tomakethings42.Evanswhomtheyhadallthoughtof43thestrongestofthefivefellbadlyintoadeepholeintheicE.Having44alongforseveraldayshesuddenlyfelldownanddieD.Thefourwhowere45pushedonatthebestspeedtheycould46.CaptainOateshadbeensufferingforsometimefromhis47fact;atnighthisfeetswelled肿胀solargethathecould48puthisbootsonthenextmorningandhewalkedbravelyalthoughhewasingreat49.Heknewhisslownesswasmakingitlesslikelythat50couldsavethemselves.Heaskedthemtoleavehimbehindinhissleeping-bagbuttheyrefusedandhelpedhim51afewmoremilesuntilitwastimetoputupthe52foranothernight.Thefollowingmorning53theotherthreewerestillintheirsleeping-bagshesaiD.Iamjustgoingoutsideandmaybe54sometimE.Hewasneverseenagain.Hehadwalkedout55intothesnowstormhopingthathisdeathwouldhelphiscompanions.36.A.hitB.foughtC.wonD.beaten37.A.growingB.puttingC.plantingD.laying38.A.afterB.untilC.whileD.before39.A.safeB.fastC.shortD.slow40.A.roseB.setC.appearedD.disappeared41.A.takenupB.cutupC.setupD.pickedup42.A.easierB.betterC.bitterD.worse43.A.toB.uponC.asD.in44.A.battledB.struggledC.speededD.waited45.A.leftB.lostC.defeatedD.saved46.A.manageB.tryC.employD.find47.A.achedB.frozenC.hardenD.harmed48.A.hardlyB.neverC.seldomD.nearly49.A.painB.fearC.troubleD.danger50.A.allothersB.someothersC.othersD.theothers51.A.awayB.withC.offD.on52.A.bedB.tentC.blanketD.sleeping-bag53.A.whileB.sinceC.forD.once54.A.missedB.separatedC.passedD.gone55.A.patientlyB.lonelyC.aloneD.worriedly
TheVoiceofAmericabeganduringtheWorldWarⅡ.WhenGermanywasbroadcastingaradioprogramtogetinternational__1__Americanofficialsbelievedtheyshould__2__theGermanbroadcastwithwordsthattheythoughtwerethefactsofworldevents.ThefirstVOAnewsreportbeganwithwordsin__3__.The__4__maybegoodorbadbutweshalltellyouthetruth.WithinaweekotherVOA__5__werebroadcastinginItalianFrenchandEnglish.AftertheWorldWarⅡendedin1945someAmericansfeltVOA's__6__hadtobechanged__7__theSovietUnionbecameenemyofAmericA.Theywantedto__8__Sovietlisteners.ThenVOAbeganbroadcastinginRussian.IntheearlyyearsVOAbeganaddingsomethingnewtoitsbroadcastthatwas__9__MusicUSA.Anothernewideacamealongin1959.VOAknewthatmanylistenersdidnotknow__10__Englishtocompletelyunderstandits__11__Englishbroadcast.SoVOA__12__asimplerkindofEnglish__13__usesabout1500wordsandisspoken__14__ofcourseitisspecialEnglish.Inthe__15__ofmostVOAlistenersthemost__16__programisthenewsreport.Newsfromaroundtheworld__17__intotheVOAnewsroomsinWashington24hoursaday.ItcomesfromVOAreportersin__18__citiesandalsofromother__19__likeBBC.VOAwritersandeditorsusethesematerialsto__20__newsreportswhicharebeingbroadcastin43languages.1.A.businessB.cultureC.supportD.information2.A.replyB.answerC.joinD.interrupt3.A.sameB.shortC.EnglishD.German4.A.newsB.problemsC.effectsD.opinions5.A.stationsB.newsC.announcersD.officials6.A.homeB.positionC.purposeD.results7.A.ifB.supposingC.consideringD.inorderthat8.A.reachB.satisfyC.attackD.support9.A.knownB.reportedC.calledD.printed10.A.AmericanB.BritishC.standardD.enough11.A.normalB.fastC.goodD.exact12.A.inventedB.discoveredC.taughtD.stopped13.A.itB.whoC.whichD.that14.A.slowlyB.rapidlyC.normallyD.loudly15.A.pleasureB.courseC.opinionD.advice16.A.difficultB.importantC.variousD.common17.A.fliesB.sendsC.deliversD.pasts18.A.allB.majorC.AmericanD.news19.A.broadcastsB.formsC.newspapersD.countries20.A.broadcastB.announceC.translateD.prepare
第二部分语言知识及应用共两节满分35分第一节完形填空共10小题每小题2分满分20分阅读下面短文掌握其大意然后从16--25各题所给的四个选项A.B.C和D中选出最佳选项并在答题卡相应的16--25上将该项涂黑In1956PhoenixArizonawasacitywithboundlessblueskies.OnedayasIwalkedaroundthehousewithmysisterKathy’snewparakeet小鹦鹉onmyfingerIwantedtoshowPerky16_____theskylookedlikE.MaybehecouldmakealittlebirdfriendouttherE.Itookhimintothebackyardandthentomy17______Perkyflewoff.Theenormous巨大的blueskyswallowedupmysister’sbluetreasureandsuddenlyhehadgoneclippedwingsandall.KathymanagedtoforgivemE.Withfakeoptimism乐观sheeventriedtoreassure安慰methatPerkywouldfindanew18______.ButIwasfartoocleverto19______thatsuchathingwaspossiblE.DecadeslaterIwatchedmyown20_______growing.WesharedtheiractivitiesspendingsoccerSaturdaysinfoldingchairswiththeparentsofthekids’friendstheKissells.ThetwofamilieswentcampingaroundArizonatogether.Webecamethebestoffriends.OneeveningthegamewastotellGreatPetstories.Onepersonclaimed宣称to21______theoldestlivinggoldfish.Someoneelsehadapsychicdog.ThenBarrythefatheroftheotherfamilytookthefloorand22________thattheGreatestPetofAllTimewashisblueparakeetSweetiePiE.Thebestthing23______SweetiePiehesaidwasthewaywegothim.OnedaywhenIwasabouteightoutoftheclearblueskyalittleblueparakeetjustfloateddownandlandedonmyfinger.WhenIwasfinallyableto24_______weexaminedtheamazingevidence证据.Thedatesandthelocationsandthepicturesofthebirdallmatchedup.Itseemsourtwofamilieshadbeenconnectedlongbeforeweevermet.FortyyearslaterIrantomysisterandsaidYouwere25_______!Perkylived!16.A.whatB.howC.whichD.where17.A.joyB.horrorC.disappointmentD.satisfaction18.A.parentB.homeC.masterD.life19.A.imagineB.supposeC.doubtD.believe20.A.birdsB.happinessC.worriesD.children21.A.catchB.findC.buyD.have22.A.announcedB.saidC.toldD.hoped23.A.inB.aboutC.ofD.on24.A.thinkB.speakC.interruptD.explain25.A.rightB.wrongC.sillyD.mad
AlfredNobelbecameamillionaireandchangedthewaysofminingconstructionandwarfareastheinventorofdynamite炸药.OnApril121888Alfred'sbrotherLudwigdiedofheartattack.A.majorFrenchnewspaper_21_hisbrotherforhimandcarriedanarticle_22_thedeathofAlfredNobel.ThemerchantofdeathisdeaD.ThearticlereaD.Dr.AlfredNobelwhobecame_23_byfindingwaystokillmorepeoplefasterthaneverbeforediedyesterday.Nobelwas_24_tofindoutnotthathehaddiedbutthatwhenhistimewasuphewouldbethoughtofonlyasonewhoprofitedfrom_25_anddestruction.Tomakesurethathewas_26_withloveandrespect.Nobelarrangedinhis_27_togivethelargestpartofhismoneyto_28_theNobelprizeswhichwouldbeawardedtopeoplewhomadegreat_29_tothecausesofpeaceliteratureandthesciences.So_30_Nobelhadtodiebeforeherealizedwhathislifewasreallyabout.21.A.foundB.misunderstoodC.mistookD.judged22.A.introducingB.announcingC.implyingD.advertising23.A.famousB.sickC.richD.popular24.A.upsetB.anxiousC.excitedD.pleased25.A.deathB.diseaseC.troubleD.attack26.A.repaidB.describedC.supportedD.remembered27.A.bookB.articleC.willD.contract28.A.establishB.formC.developD.promote29.A.additionsB.sacrificesC.changesD.contributions30.A.generallyB.basicallyC.usuallyD.certainly
OnEasterDay1722someEuropeanexplorersfoundalonelyislandinthemiddleofthePacificOcean.They1itEasterIslanD.Theexplorersfoundthattheislandhadgoodsoil2the200nativeslivingtheresurvivedwithlittlefooD.Evenmore3thesepeoplealsolivedamongtheruinsofwhatmighthavebeenaoncegreatcivilization.Allthatisleftofitarearound800giantstonestatues4humanheads.They5upto270tonsandthetallestmeasuresover11metres.Thestonemenface6ratherthanouttoseaandtheireyesarefocuseduponthesky.Theyareallcarvedfrom7volcanicrock火山岩andsomehavehatsontheirheadsandeyesmadefromwhitecoral.Sincetheir8thesehugestonemen9oneofthegreatestmysteriesofalltimE.Whobuiltthem?Whydidtheydoit?Someexpertsbelievethestonemenare10toIncastoneworkandsuggestthefigureswerecreatedbypeopleofPeruviandescent血统.11haveevengonesofarastosaythattheycamefromouterspacE.Thelatestsuggestion12theideathatEasterIslandrepresentsoneoftheworstcasesofresourceabuseinhumanhistory.ItissaidthatasmallgroupofAsianssettledonEasterIsland13between400and700AD.Theydevelopedagreatcivilizationwithhugeforestsand14fooD.Atthepeakoftheircivilizationthepeoplebegantobuildthegiant15men.Whytheydidthisisstill16butitispossiblethefiguresrepresentthesettlers’godsorancestors.17thestatuesgrewlargerthepeople’slifestylesbecamemoreandmorewasteful.Theforestbegantodisappearwhich18alltheanimalsdyingout.19couldn’tgetfoodandwereforcedtoeatotherhumans.Societybeganto20andtheislandersthemselvesfinallydestroyedthestonemen.1.A.saidB.werecalledC.namedD.spoke2.A.andB.butC.howeverD.still3.A.surpriseB.surprisedC.surprisingD.surprisingly4.A.lookingB.resemblingC.likingD.standingfor5.A.weighB.liftC.getD.measure6.A.forwardB.outwardC.onwardD.inward7.A.brokenB.softC.hardD.burnt8.A.lookingB.inventionC.discoveryD.covering9.A.havehappenedB.haveledtoC.havetakenplaceD.havecreated10.A.usualB.commonC.familiarD.similar11.A.AnotherB.OtherC.OthersD.Many12.A.isfocusedonB.isbasedonC.isdependedonD.isconcentratedon13.A.somedayB.onedayC.sometimeD.once14.A.plentyofB.numberofC.muchofD.amountof15.A.cleverB.stoneC.woodenD.iron16.A.welcomeB.knownC.unimportantD.unknown17.A.WhileB.AfterC.WithD.As18.A.resultedinB.resultedfromC.createdD.layin19.A.TheislandsB.ThepeopleC.TheanimalsD.TheEuropeans20.A.breakoutB.breakinC.breakintoD.breakdown
Thenumberofthepeopleinvited__fiftybutanumberofthem__absentfordifferentreasons.
完形填空共20小题每小题1.5分满分30分OnAugust261999NewYorkCitywasstruckbyaterriblerainstorm.Theraincausedthestreetsto51andthesubwaysystemalmostcametoastop.Unfortunatelythishappenedduringthemorningrushhour.Manypeoplewhoweregoingtoworkwere52togohomE.Somebattledto53ataxiortogetonabus.Stillothersfacedthe54bravelywalkingmilestogettowork.I55tobeoneofpeopleonthewaytoworkthatmorning.Iwentfromsubwaylinetosubwaylineonlytofindthatmost56hadstoppeD.Aftermakingmyway57crowdsofpeopleIfinallyfoundasubwaylinethatwas58.Unfortunatelythereweresomanypeoplewaitingto59thesubwaythatIcouldnotevengetdownthestairstothe60.SoItookthetraingoingintheoppositedirectionandthenswitchedbacktothedowntowntrain.Finallyafterwhatseemedlikeforeverthetrain61mystop.ThenIhadtowalkseveralblocksintheincreasinglyheavyrain.WhenIfinallygottomyofficeIwas62throughexhaustedand63.Myco-workersandIspentmostofthedaydryingoff.Whenitwas5∶00pmIwasreadytogohomE.Iwasabouttoturnoffmycomputer64IreceivedanemailfromGarthmyDirector:Iwouldliketothankallofyouwhomadetheeffortand65reportedtowork.Itisalwaysreassuring令人欣慰attimeslikethesewhenemployeessoclearlyshowtheir66totheirjobs.Thankyou.Garth’semailwasshortbutIlearnedmorefromthat67messagethanIeverdidfromatextbook.Theemailtaughtmethatafewwordsof68canmakeabigdifferencE.Therainstormandthetraffic69hadmademetiredandupset.ButGarth’swordsimmediately70meandputasmilebackonmyfacE.A.breakB.floodC.sinkD.crashA.forcedB.refusedC.adjustedD.gatheredA.orderB.payC.callD.searchA.climateB.sceneryC.stormD.burdenA.usedB.promisedC.deservedD.happenedA.practiceB.routineC.processD.serviceA.toB.throughC.overD.forA.operatingB.cyclingC.turningD.rushingA.checkB.carryC.findD.boardA.streetB.groundC.floorD.platformA.pausedB.crossedC.reachedD.parkedA.wetB.weakC.sickD.hurtA.ashamedB.discouragedC.surprisedD.puzzledA.whileB.whenC.whereD.afterA.hardlyB.casuallyC.absolutelyD.eventuallyA.devotionB.donationC.connectionD.reactionA.accurateB.urgentC.briefD.humorousA.promiseB.appreciationC.adviceD.guidanceA.troublesB.signalsC.rulesD.signsA.correctedB.supportedC.amazedD.refreshed
阅读下面短文从短文后所给各题的四个选项A.B.C.和D中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑ThepositionofchildreninAmericanfamilyandsocietyisnolongerwhatisusedtobE.The___36___familyincolonial殖民时期的NorthAmericawasmainlyconcernedwithsurvivaland37thatitsowneconomicprosperity.Thuschildrenwere____38___intermsoftheirproductivity生产能力andtheyplayedtheroleofproducerquiteearly.39theyfulfilledthisroletheirpositioninthefamilywasoneofsubordination附属.Withthe____40____ofthesocietythepositionofchildreninthefamilyandinthesocietybecamemoreimportant.Inthecomplexandtechnologicalsociety____41____theUnitedStateshasbecomeeach___42____mustfulfillanumberofpersonalandoccupational___43____andbeincontactwithmanyothermember._____44_____viewingchildrenasnecessarymembersofsocietymeansthattheyare____45_____moreaspeopleintheirownrightthanasthoseofsubordination.Thisacceptanceofchildrenas____46____participantsinthefamilyisreflectedinvariouslaws_____47_____therightsofchildrenandinthesocialandpublicwelfareprograms.Thisnew____48____ofchildrenandthefrequentcontactbetweenthemembersofsocietyhasalso____49_____anincreasinginterestinchild-raisingtechniques.Peopletodayspendmuchtime___50_____theproperwayto____51____children.NowadaysthesocializationofthechildintheUnitedStatesisa___52____transaction事务betweenparentandchild____53_____aone-wayparent-to-childtraining___54_____.Asaconsequencesocializingchildrenand____55____withthemoveralongperiodoftimeisforparentsamixtureofpleasuresatisfactionandproblems.36.A.poorB.ordinaryC.happyD.wealthy37.A.exceptB.forC.beyondD.through38.A.supportedB.receivedC.encouragedD.valued39.A.UntilB.AfterC.AlthoughD.When40.A.movementB.achievementC.developmentD.requirement41.A.thatB.whereC.whenD.what42.A.parentB.memberC.familyD.relative43.A.purposesB.promisesC.rolesD.tasks44.A.BesidesB.HoweverC.InsteadD.Therefore45.A.admiredB.regardedC.madeD.respected46.A.willingB.equalC.similarD.common47.A.enjoyingB.preventingC.consideringD.protecting48.A.viewB.faithC.worldD.study49.A.ledinB.broughtinC.resultedinD.takenin50.A.seekingB.makingC.fightingD.working51.A.nurseB.praiseC.understandD.raise52.A.one-sidedB.many-sidedC.round-wayD.two-way53.A.morethanB.ratherthanC.betterthanD.lessthan54.A.mannerB.methodC.programD.guide55.A.talkingB.livingC.playingD.discussing
完形填空共20小题每小题1.5分满分30分Inhistoryarealcowboywasasimplefarmworkeronhorseback.Hespentalongtimeadayoutdoorsworkingwithcows.TheworkwasdirtytiringandnotverywellpaiD.Peopleinthewesternstateshadto__36__cattleatlowcostandsendthembyrailwaytotheeastern__37__.Butsomeonehadto__38__thecattleandgetthemtothenearestrailroaD.Thiswasthejobofacowboy.Sometimesthe__39__wasmorethanathousandkilometersawayanditcouldtakeas__40__assixmonthstomovethecattlE.The__41__waslongbutthecattleweredriven__42__asnottolose__43__.ThentheycouldbesoldatagoodpricE.Mostcowboyswereyoung__44__men.Agoodhorse_45__theirjobofmovingcattlemucheasier.Agoodcowboy__46__cowsandknewhowtocontrolthem.Atnighthe__47__tothecowstokeepthemcalm.Inthelate1800sAmericawaschangingfromanationoffarmtooneof__48__andcities.Thecowboyseemed__49__comparedwithotherAmericansdoingordinaryjobs.Todaythe__50__ofcowboyshas__51__greatly.Onechangeistheuseoftrucks.Thejobisnotsohard__52__itusedtobE.Andcowboysarebetter__53__now.Theyare_54__tobemarrieD.Someofthemarefarmersorteachersortruckdrivers.Someworkforbigcompanies.__55__atnightandonweekendstheybecomecowboys.Thesepart-timecowboysincreasethetotalproductionofmeatkeepingthebeefpricelow.A.getB.buyC.sellD.raiseA.marketsB.countriesC.citiesD.storiesA.dealwithB.findoutC.lookafterD.payoffA.roadB.railroadC.stateD.farmA.goodB.muchC.longD.farA.journeyB.tripC.tourD.travelA.hurriedlyB.smoothlyC.slowlyD.carefullyA.mindB.directionC.headD.weightA.unmarriedB.proudC.strongD.educatedA.hadB.madeC.foundD.helpedA.recognizedB.understoodC.ownedD.keptA.whisperedB.shoutedC.criedD.sangA.townsB.factoriesC.companiesD.villagesA.freeB.braveC.easyD.pleasedA.mannerB.jobC.lifeD.mindA.changedB.developedC.improvedD.realizedA.thatB.asC.whichD.whatA.knownB.paidC.treatedD.dressedA.afraidB.eagerC.worriedD.likelyA.BecauseB.AndC.WhenD.But
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