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ⅣReadingComprehensionDirections:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestions.ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedABCandD.ChoosethebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Passage1Manyyearsagochildrenworeclothesthatwerethesameastheclotheswornbyadultsexceptthattheyweresmaller.Peoplebelievedthatchildrenwerejust“smalladults”andexpectedthemtodressandactlikeadults.Butnowpeopleknowmuchmoreaboutchildren.Inbothbodyandmindchildrenaredifferentfromadultsbecausetheyareatadifferentstageofdevelopment.Asfarasthebodyisconcerneditisobvious.Ababyofsixmonthscansitupbutcannotrunandsoon.Butthedevelopmentofthemindisnotsoobvious.Asmallchildforexampledoesnotunderstandthedifferencebetweenthepresentandthefuture.Soifthechildasksforanappleandtheparentsays“Nonotnowyoucanhaveoneafterlunch."Thechildoftencries.Somemothersthinkthechildisbeingdifficultbutperhapsheisjustbeingdifferent;hedoesnotunderstandtheideaofthefutureandforhim”notnowmeans“never”.Sonaturallythechildcries. Inthispassagethewritertellsus
Passage4WhichofyourtwohandsdoyouusemuchbetterVeryfewofuscanusebothofourhandsequallywell.Mostofusareright-handed.Onlyaboutfivepeopleoutofahundredareleft-handed.Newbornhabiescangraspobjectswitheitheroftheirhandsbutinabouttwoyearstheyusuallyprefertousetheirrighthands.Scientistsdon’tknowwhythishappens.Theyusedtothinkthatweinherited继承thistendencyfromouranimalancestors祖先butthismaynotbetrue.Monkeysareourclosestrelativesintheanimalworld.Scientistshavefoundthatmonkeysprefertouseoneoftheirhandsmorethantheotherbutitcanbeeitherhand.Thereareasmanyright-handedmonkeysasthereareleft-handedones.Nexttimeyouvisitthezoowatchthemonkeyscarefully.You’11seethatsomeofthemwillprefertoswingfromtheirrighthandsandotherswillusetheirlefthands.Butmosthumanbeingsusetheirrighthandsbetterandthismakeslifedifficultforthosewhoprefertousetheirlefthands. Whichofthefollowingistrue
Passage4WhichofyourtwohandsdoyouusemuchbetterVeryfewofuscanusebothofourhandsequallywell.Mostofusareright-handed.Onlyaboutfivepeopleoutofahundredareleft-handed.Newbornhabiescangraspobjectswitheitheroftheirhandsbutinabouttwoyearstheyusuallyprefertousetheirrighthands.Scientistsdon’tknowwhythishappens.Theyusedtothinkthatweinherited继承thistendencyfromouranimalancestors祖先butthismaynotbetrue.Monkeysareourclosestrelativesintheanimalworld.Scientistshavefoundthatmonkeysprefertouseoneoftheirhandsmorethantheotherbutitcanbeeitherhand.Thereareasmanyright-handedmonkeysasthereareleft-handedones.Nexttimeyouvisitthezoowatchthemonkeyscarefully.You’11seethatsomeofthemwillprefertoswingfromtheirrighthandsandotherswillusetheirlefthands.Butmosthumanbeingsusetheirrighthandsbetterandthismakeslifedifficultforthosewhoprefertousetheirlefthands. Right-handedpeopleareaboutofthetotalofthehumanbeings.
ⅢClozeDirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourchoicesgivenbelowandmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.NearlyeveryoneenjoyschickenandthemostfamousnameinchickenisKentuckyFriedChicken.Mr.Sandersthemanwhostartedthis21wasnotalwaysveryrich.Atonetimehe22asmallgasstationnexttoahighway.Manytruckdrivers23heretogetgasandtakearest.Mr.Sandersrealizedtheywereoften24sohebeganservingsandwichesandcoffee.25thesandwicheshemadetastedgoodanddidn’t26toomuchmoreandmore27cametoeatathisplace.28Mr.Sandersbegantoservefriedchicken.People29itverymuchandhisnewbusinessgrewrapidly.Notlongafter30anotherhighwaywasbuiltandmanydriversnolongerwenttoMr.Sander’srestaurant.Sohehadtocloseit.Thenhetraveledaroundthecountrytryingtosellhisideaofopeningfriedchickenrestaurants.Hesucceeded.By1967therewerealmost5000KentuckyFriedChickenrestaurants.AndnowwhereveryougointheUSyouwillseeone.IfyoulikechickenI’msureyouwillenjoyeatingKentuckyFriedChicken. 27
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Passage3Astampisjustapiecewithapictureandsomewordsprintedononesideandsomeglueontheotherside.WhatmakesoneofthesebitsofpaperworthanymoneyatallWhatmakesaten-fenstampworthtenfenWhenyoubuyastampyoualsobuyservicefromthepostoffice.Yougetthelettersentbypost.Afterthestamphasdoneitsworkthepostofficesaysitisworthless.Youmustbuyanewoneforeachletteryousend.Butpeopleoftenpaymoneyforstampsthathavealreadybeenused.Stampcollectorshavefunjusttryingtocollectasmanydifferentkindsaspossible.Certainkindsarehardtofind.Togetoneoftheseuncommonstampssomecollectorsarewillingtopayagreatdealofmoney.TheythinkitisworthsomethingandthatgivesitvalueIfyouCollectstampsbecausetheyareespeciallybeautifulortellaninterestingstoryorshowallkindsofanimalsthenthosearetheonesthathavevaluetoyou. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue
Passage2TheIndianOceanisthethirdlargestoceanintheworld.OnlythePacificandtheAtlanticarelarger.Morethanone-fifthofalltheworld’swatersupplyisintheIndianOcean.TheIndianOceantouchesfourdifferentcontinents.TothesouthisAntarcticaandtotheeastisAustralia.AfricaliestothewestandAsialiestothenorth.ThereareseveralimportantislandsintheIndianOcean.TheseincludeMadagascarthelargestonewhichisnearAfricaandSriLankawhichisnearIndia.ThereisalsoagroupofislandscalledtheSeycheliesneartheAfricancoast.TheIndianOceanisextremelyimportanttothecountriesinsoutheastAsia.StrongwindsfromtheIndianOceanbringwarmweatherandheavyrainsarenecessaryforgrowingfood. SriLankaliesnear
Hewas______ofdecidinganythingforhimself.
Passage3Astampisjustapiecewithapictureandsomewordsprintedononesideandsomeglueontheotherside.WhatmakesoneofthesebitsofpaperworthanymoneyatallWhatmakesaten-fenstampworthtenfenWhenyoubuyastampyoualsobuyservicefromthepostoffice.Yougetthelettersentbypost.Afterthestamphasdoneitsworkthepostofficesaysitisworthless.Youmustbuyanewoneforeachletteryousend.Butpeopleoftenpaymoneyforstampsthathavealreadybeenused.Stampcollectorshavefunjusttryingtocollectasmanydifferentkindsaspossible.Certainkindsarehardtofind.Togetoneoftheseuncommonstampssomecollectorsarewillingtopayagreatdealofmoney.TheythinkitisworthsomethingandthatgivesitvalueIfyouCollectstampsbecausetheyareespeciallybeautifulortellaninterestingstoryorshowallkindsofanimalsthenthosearetheonesthathavevaluetoyou. Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottrue
A．chalk B．chair C．China D．chaos
ⅣReadingComprehensionDirections:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestions.ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedABCandD.ChoosethebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Passage1Manyyearsagochildrenworeclothesthatwerethesameastheclotheswornbyadultsexceptthattheyweresmaller.Peoplebelievedthatchildrenwerejust“smalladults”andexpectedthemtodressandactlikeadults.Butnowpeopleknowmuchmoreaboutchildren.Inbothbodyandmindchildrenaredifferentfromadultsbecausetheyareatadifferentstageofdevelopment.Asfarasthebodyisconcerneditisobvious.Ababyofsixmonthscansitupbutcannotrunandsoon.Butthedevelopmentofthemindisnotsoobvious.Asmallchildforexampledoesnotunderstandthedifferencebetweenthepresentandthefuture.Soifthechildasksforanappleandtheparentsays“Nonotnowyoucanhaveoneafterlunch."Thechildoftencries.Somemothersthinkthechildisbeingdifficultbutperhapsheisjustbeingdifferent;hedoesnotunderstandtheideaofthefutureandforhim”notnowmeans“never”.Sonaturallythechildcries. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue
Wefinally______anagreementafteralotofbargaining.
Passage2TheIndianOceanisthethirdlargestoceanintheworld.OnlythePacificandtheAtlanticarelarger.Morethanone-fifthofalltheworld’swatersupplyisintheIndianOcean.TheIndianOceantouchesfourdifferentcontinents.TothesouthisAntarcticaandtotheeastisAustralia.AfricaliestothewestandAsialiestothenorth.ThereareseveralimportantislandsintheIndianOcean.TheseincludeMadagascarthelargestonewhichisnearAfricaandSriLankawhichisnearIndia.ThereisalsoagroupofislandscalledtheSeycheliesneartheAfricancoast.TheIndianOceanisextremelyimportanttothecountriesinsoutheastAsia.StrongwindsfromtheIndianOceanbringwarmweatherandheavyrainsarenecessaryforgrowingfood. OfalltheoceansintheworldtheIndianOceancontainsmorethan
A．invasion B．decision C．occasion D．discussion
ⅣReadingComprehensionDirections:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestions.ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedABCandD.ChoosethebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Passage1Manyyearsagochildrenworeclothesthatwerethesameastheclotheswornbyadultsexceptthattheyweresmaller.Peoplebelievedthatchildrenwerejust“smalladults”andexpectedthemtodressandactlikeadults.Butnowpeopleknowmuchmoreaboutchildren.Inbothbodyandmindchildrenaredifferentfromadultsbecausetheyareatadifferentstageofdevelopment.Asfarasthebodyisconcerneditisobvious.Ababyofsixmonthscansitupbutcannotrunandsoon.Butthedevelopmentofthemindisnotsoobvious.Asmallchildforexampledoesnotunderstandthedifferencebetweenthepresentandthefuture.Soifthechildasksforanappleandtheparentsays“Nonotnowyoucanhaveoneafterlunch."Thechildoftencries.Somemothersthinkthechildisbeingdifficultbutperhapsheisjustbeingdifferent;hedoesnotunderstandtheideaofthefutureandforhim”notnowmeans“never”.Sonaturallythechildcries. Whydoesachildcrywhenhismothertellshimtohaveanappleafterlunch
Passage5IcametoIndiaayearagotofindavillageinwhichIcouldliveandwritebutitwasmanymonthsbeforeIsettleddownhappilyinthisHimalayancommunity.Iwastedalotoftimelookingforthe‘typical’village.Yetnosuchthingexists.Conditionsvarytoowidely.ButthevillagesIstayedinhadmuchincommon——povertydirtandignorance.Oftenthevillagersthemselveswerepuzzledsuspicious.WhyhadIcomeIhadputasidemyworkasapoliticaljournalistbecausemyideashadchanged.IhadcometobelievethatwhatwashappeningintheThirdWorldwasmoreimportantthananythingelse.Buttounderstandhowthree-quartersoftheworld’speopleliveandhowtheirfuturemightaffectoursIfeltthatIfirstbadtotryandsharetheirWayoflife.IntheendIchoseamountainvillagebecauseitwasalittlecoolerthanthoseintheplains.Itookthebusfromtownalongabumpyroad.Thencamearoughwalkdownasteeppathtotheriver.AfterthisIbegantoclimbintothehills.WheneverIstoppedtocatchmybreaththerewasamagnificentview.Afterseveralhours’walkthevillagecameintoview. AfterthewriterhadarrivedinIndia
A．national B．strange C．capital D．annual
为已逝去的时光悲伤是没用的
Passage5IcametoIndiaayearagotofindavillageinwhichIcouldliveandwritebutitwasmanymonthsbeforeIsettleddownhappilyinthisHimalayancommunity.Iwastedalotoftimelookingforthe‘typical’village.Yetnosuchthingexists.Conditionsvarytoowidely.ButthevillagesIstayedinhadmuchincommon——povertydirtandignorance.Oftenthevillagersthemselveswerepuzzledsuspicious.WhyhadIcomeIhadputasidemyworkasapoliticaljournalistbecausemyideashadchanged.IhadcometobelievethatwhatwashappeningintheThirdWorldwasmoreimportantthananythingelse.Buttounderstandhowthree-quartersoftheworld’speopleliveandhowtheirfuturemightaffectoursIfeltthatIfirstbadtotryandsharetheirWayoflife.IntheendIchoseamountainvillagebecauseitwasalittlecoolerthanthoseintheplains.Itookthebusfromtownalongabumpyroad.Thencamearoughwalkdownasteeppathtotheriver.AfterthisIbegantoclimbintothehills.WheneverIstoppedtocatchmybreaththerewasamagnificentview.Afterseveralhours’walkthevillagecameintoview. BeforecomingtoIndiathewriter
Heisworkingveryhardto______thelosttimeinthepast10years.
Eachhasanapple______
ⅢClozeDirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourchoicesgivenbelowandmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.NearlyeveryoneenjoyschickenandthemostfamousnameinchickenisKentuckyFriedChicken.Mr.Sandersthemanwhostartedthis21wasnotalwaysveryrich.Atonetimehe22asmallgasstationnexttoahighway.Manytruckdrivers23heretogetgasandtakearest.Mr.Sandersrealizedtheywereoften24sohebeganservingsandwichesandcoffee.25thesandwicheshemadetastedgoodanddidn’t26toomuchmoreandmore27cametoeatathisplace.28Mr.Sandersbegantoservefriedchicken.People29itverymuchandhisnewbusinessgrewrapidly.Notlongafter30anotherhighwaywasbuiltandmanydriversnolongerwenttoMr.Sander’srestaurant.Sohehadtocloseit.Thenhetraveledaroundthecountrytryingtosellhisideaofopeningfriedchickenrestaurants.Hesucceeded.By1967therewerealmost5000KentuckyFriedChickenrestaurants.AndnowwhereveryougointheUSyouwillseeone.IfyoulikechickenI’msureyouwillenjoyeatingKentuckyFriedChicken. 25
Passage5IcametoIndiaayearagotofindavillageinwhichIcouldliveandwritebutitwasmanymonthsbeforeIsettleddownhappilyinthisHimalayancommunity.Iwastedalotoftimelookingforthe‘typical’village.Yetnosuchthingexists.Conditionsvarytoowidely.ButthevillagesIstayedinhadmuchincommon——povertydirtandignorance.Oftenthevillagersthemselveswerepuzzledsuspicious.WhyhadIcomeIhadputasidemyworkasapoliticaljournalistbecausemyideashadchanged.IhadcometobelievethatwhatwashappeningintheThirdWorldwasmoreimportantthananythingelse.Buttounderstandhowthree-quartersoftheworld’speopleliveandhowtheirfuturemightaffectoursIfeltthatIfirstbadtotryandsharetheirWayoflife.IntheendIchoseamountainvillagebecauseitwasalittlecoolerthanthoseintheplains.Itookthebusfromtownalongabumpyroad.Thencamearoughwalkdownasteeppathtotheriver.AfterthisIbegantoclimbintothehills.WheneverIstoppedtocatchmybreaththerewasamagnificentview.Afterseveralhours’walkthevillagecameintoview. Whilelookingfora‘typical’villagethewriterfound
______withthesizeofthewholeearththehighestmountaindoesn'tseemhighatall.
ⅢClozeDirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourchoicesgivenbelowandmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.NearlyeveryoneenjoyschickenandthemostfamousnameinchickenisKentuckyFriedChicken.Mr.Sandersthemanwhostartedthis21wasnotalwaysveryrich.Atonetimehe22asmallgasstationnexttoahighway.Manytruckdrivers23heretogetgasandtakearest.Mr.Sandersrealizedtheywereoften24sohebeganservingsandwichesandcoffee.25thesandwicheshemadetastedgoodanddidn’t26toomuchmoreandmore27cametoeatathisplace.28Mr.Sandersbegantoservefriedchicken.People29itverymuchandhisnewbusinessgrewrapidly.Notlongafter30anotherhighwaywasbuiltandmanydriversnolongerwenttoMr.Sander’srestaurant.Sohehadtocloseit.Thenhetraveledaroundthecountrytryingtosellhisideaofopeningfriedchickenrestaurants.Hesucceeded.By1967therewerealmost5000KentuckyFriedChickenrestaurants.AndnowwhereveryougointheUSyouwillseeone.IfyoulikechickenI’msureyouwillenjoyeatingKentuckyFriedChicken. 29
ⅢClozeDirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourchoicesgivenbelowandmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.NearlyeveryoneenjoyschickenandthemostfamousnameinchickenisKentuckyFriedChicken.Mr.Sandersthemanwhostartedthis21wasnotalwaysveryrich.Atonetimehe22asmallgasstationnexttoahighway.Manytruckdrivers23heretogetgasandtakearest.Mr.Sandersrealizedtheywereoften24sohebeganservingsandwichesandcoffee.25thesandwicheshemadetastedgoodanddidn’t26toomuchmoreandmore27cametoeatathisplace.28Mr.Sandersbegantoservefriedchicken.People29itverymuchandhisnewbusinessgrewrapidly.Notlongafter30anotherhighwaywasbuiltandmanydriversnolongerwenttoMr.Sander’srestaurant.Sohehadtocloseit.Thenhetraveledaroundthecountrytryingtosellhisideaofopeningfriedchickenrestaurants.Hesucceeded.By1967therewerealmost5000KentuckyFriedChickenrestaurants.AndnowwhereveryougointheUSyouwillseeone.IfyoulikechickenI’msureyouwillenjoyeatingKentuckyFriedChicken. 21
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Passage3Astampisjustapiecewithapictureandsomewordsprintedononesideandsomeglueontheotherside.WhatmakesoneofthesebitsofpaperworthanymoneyatallWhatmakesaten-fenstampworthtenfenWhenyoubuyastampyoualsobuyservicefromthepostoffice.Yougetthelettersentbypost.Afterthestamphasdoneitsworkthepostofficesaysitisworthless.Youmustbuyanewoneforeachletteryousend.Butpeopleoftenpaymoneyforstampsthathavealreadybeenused.Stampcollectorshavefunjusttryingtocollectasmanydifferentkindsaspossible.Certainkindsarehardtofind.Togetoneoftheseuncommonstampssomecollectorsarewillingtopayagreatdealofmoney.TheythinkitisworthsomethingandthatgivesitvalueIfyouCollectstampsbecausetheyareespeciallybeautifulortellaninterestingstoryorshowallkindsofanimalsthenthosearetheonesthathavevaluetoyou. Whensomeofthestampsaredifficulttofind
ⅢClozeDirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourchoicesgivenbelowandmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.NearlyeveryoneenjoyschickenandthemostfamousnameinchickenisKentuckyFriedChicken.Mr.Sandersthemanwhostartedthis21wasnotalwaysveryrich.Atonetimehe22asmallgasstationnexttoahighway.Manytruckdrivers23heretogetgasandtakearest.Mr.Sandersrealizedtheywereoften24sohebeganservingsandwichesandcoffee.25thesandwicheshemadetastedgoodanddidn’t26toomuchmoreandmore27cametoeatathisplace.28Mr.Sandersbegantoservefriedchicken.People29itverymuchandhisnewbusinessgrewrapidly.Notlongafter30anotherhighwaywasbuiltandmanydriversnolongerwenttoMr.Sander’srestaurant.Sohehadtocloseit.Thenhetraveledaroundthecountrytryingtosellhisideaofopeningfriedchickenrestaurants.Hesucceeded.By1967therewerealmost5000KentuckyFriedChickenrestaurants.AndnowwhereveryougointheUSyouwillseeone.IfyoulikechickenI’msureyouwillenjoyeatingKentuckyFriedChicken. 23
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