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GrammarandVocabulary

PART-1

（A）

Gordonwashungry.Heopenedtherefrigerator,25_____thereusedtobemuchfood

before

his

wife

left

him.There

must

be

26_____

in

here

to

eat,hethought.

Now,

however,therewasasinglehotdog.

After27_____（take）itouto

fitspackage,heputasmallfryingpanontothestove

’s

gasburner.Heturnedontheheat.Thenhepouredalittlebitofvegetableoilintothe

pan.Heslicedthehotdoginhalflengthwise.28_____theoilgothot,heputthetwo

halves

in

the

pan.

About

29_____

minute

later,

heflipped

eachhalf

over.

After

anotherminute,hetookthehotdogoutofthepan.

Gordonputtwoslicesofbreadintothetoaster.Thiswastastyandhealthybread.

Thefirstingredient30_____（list）wasorganicsproutedwheat.Thefirstingredientin

ordinarybreadisusuallyunbleachedflour.

Whenthetoastpoppedup,heputmustard,mayonnaise,andketchupononeslice.

Thenheaddedtwoslicesofonion.31_____topoftheonions,heplacedthehotdog.

Ontopofthehotdog,heputacoupleofslicesofapple.Thenheaddedsomebitsof

hotgreenchile,andthenputthetoppieceoftoastontothechilebits.32_____

a

sandwich,hethought,ashesatdown33_____（eat）.

（B）

Saraneeded

to

see

thedoctor.

She

had

an

upset

stomach.

Shefelt

bloated,

and

needed

to

pass

gas

every

minute

or

so.Thiswas

terrible.

She

34_____

hardly

go

anywhereinpublic.

Herfriendstoldheritwas35_____shehadmovedto

America.Theair,water,and

foodinAmericaweren'tagreeingwithher.Theysaidshewouldhavetoreturntoher

homecountry.

"Noway,"Sarasaid.She

didn't

want

to

go

home.

She

likedAmerica.

Thiswas

a

minorproblem,shewassure.Anygooddoctorwouldsolveitinnotime.Twodays

later,shesawherdoctor.Heaskedherifshedrankmilk.Shesaidyes,threeglasses

aday.

"Don'tdrinkany36_____

（much）

regular

milk.

Start

drinking

lactose-free

milk,

becauselactosecanupsetyourstomach."

Thenheaskedher37_____therewereanybigproblemsinherlife.Shesaidthather

boyfriend

was

abig

problem.He

wanted

to

getmarried,

38_____she

didn't.

The

doctorsaidthatsheshouldbreakupwithherboyfriendandfind39_____.

"Why?

"Saraasked.

"Because

your

boyfriend

40_____

（give）

youtoo

much

stress.

Heis

probably

the

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maincauseofyourupsetstomach."

"Idon'tthinkmyboyfriendisgoingtolikethat."

"Justtellhimifhereallylovesyou,heshouldleaveyou."

（A）25.

where

27.something

28.taking

29.

When/After

30.a/one

31.

listed

32.On

33.what

34.toeat

（B）35.

could

36.because

37.more

37.if

38.but

39.another

40.is

giving

PART-2

（A）

OnedayIheardtwogirlstalkingaboutmakingnetfriendsinacaf.Oneésaidthat

she（25）______（meet）oneofhernetfriendsandtheothertoldhernottobecause

mostpeoplefoundtheirnetfriends（26）______（disappoint）inreallife.

Weallknowitisquitecommonnowthatmanyteenagers,especially（27）______

fromone-childfamilies,liketomakenetfriendsandspendlotsoftimechattingwiththembecausetheyneedsomeonetotalkwithandsharetheirsorrowandhappiness.However,isitwiseforthemtodoso?

Inmyopinion,itispossibleforyoutofindsomerealgoodfriendswiththehelpofnewtechnologybutyou（28）____________takecare.WhenyoutalkwithsomeoneunknownontheInternet,youhavenoideaatallwhatkindofpersonheisand（29）

______heistellingyouthetruth.Besideswecan’tdenythatsomebadguysmask

themselvesverywellsothattheycangetmanynicepeople（30）______（trap）.So,

you’retakingtheriskofmeetingyournetfriends（31）______yougetanyideaabout

him.Inaword,youcanneverbetoocarefulwhenmeetingyournetfriends.

（B）

Perhapsoneaspectofmodernlifewhichismostoftenconsidered‘annoying’isnoise.Accordingtosomeestimates,theamountofurbannoise（32）______（double）

inthepasttenyears,andwiththeincreaseinroadandairtraffic,noiseislikelytoincreasetoo.

Noisequiteclearlyaffectsthehealthofmodernman.Itisahealththreat.Loudnoise

（33）______（say）tobealeadingcauseofdeafnessamongmanypeopleover65.Itis

alsoamajor（34）______（contribute）factorincausingstress,（35）______itself

causesavarietyofillnesses.

Noiseissometimesassociatedwithlackofcommunicationinthemodernworld.Inmanybusyshops,factoriesandnightclubs,（36）______levelandconstancyofnoisemakeconversationatanaturalleveldifficultorimpossible.

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Certainpeopleinsociety,suchasmotorcyclists,seemtobelievetheyhavearight（37）______（make）asmuchnoiseastheylikewithoutbeingfined.Dothey?

Wearesotrainedtonoiseinthismodernworld（38）______peoplegrowingupwith

little（39）______noexperienceofgenuinepeaceandquiethavebeguntoassociate

silencewithboredom.Isn’tittimeforustostartteachingyoungpeoplethatsilence

isgoldenandthatyoucandoalotofinterestingthings（40）______the

accompanimentofnoise?

25.wouldmeet/wasgoingtomeet26.disappointing27.those28.have

to/oughtto29.whether/if30.trapped31.before/unless32.hasdoubled33.issaid

34.contributing35.which36.the37.tomake38.that39.or40.without

PART-3

（A）

LastAugustSusanandforty-twootherstudentsgotwetanddirtywhileremovingsix

tonsofgarbage（25）_____theriverrunningacrosstheircity.（26）_____cleanedup

theriver

aspartofaweeklong

environmental

camp.

Likeone

in

three

American

rivers,thisriverissopollutedthatit

unsafe’sforswimmingorfishing.Still,Susan,

（27）_____hasjustcompletedherthirdsummercampontherivercleanup,seesa

change

inthis

river.“Sincewe

started

three

yearsago,the

river

isgetting

a

lot

（28）_____（clean）,

”she

says.

Environmental

scientists

praise

the

teenagers

for

removinggarbage（29）_____canharmwildlife.Waterbirds,forexample,candieof

plasticbottleringsandgetcutbytinymetals.Three

yearsago,whenthecleanup

started,

garbage

waseverywhere.

Butthisyeartheteenagers

can

row

their

boats

fast.Bytheendofthesix-hourcleanup,they（30）_____（remove）enoughgarbageto

fillmore

thantwolargetrucks.

“（31）_____（see）allthatgarbage

in

theriver

makes

peoplebegintocareaboutenvironmentalissues,

”SusansaysShe.hopesthatwhen

othersreadthat,sheandherpeerscareenough（32）_____（clean）itup,maybethey

wouldthinktwicebeforetheythrowgarbageintotheriver.

（B）

DaveFusslosthisjob（33）_____（drive）atruckforasmallcompanyinwestMichigan.

Hiswife,

Gerrie,

was

stillworkingin

thelocalschool

cafeteria,

andtheprice

of

everythingwasrising.TheFusseswereatriskofjoiningthemillionsofAmericans

whohavelosttheirhomesinrecentyears.ThenDaveandGerriereceivedatimely

gift---$7,000，alegacy（

遗产）fromtheirneighborsIshandArleneHatch,whodiedin

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GrammarandVocabulary

（34）_____

accident.

“Itreally

made

a

difference

（35）_____we

were

going

under

financially.

”saysDave.

ButtheFussesweren’ttheonlyfolksinAltoandtheneighboringtownofLow

ellto

receiveunexpected

legacy

from

theHatches.

Dozens

ofother

families

（36）_____（touch）

bytheHatches

’generosity.Insomecases,itwasafewthousand

dollars;inothers,itwasmorethan$100,000.

Itsurprised

nearly

everyone

that

the

Hatches

had

so

much

money,

more

than

$3million—theywereanelderlycouplewholivedinanoldhouseon（37）_____was

leftofthefamilyfarm.

（38）_____

_____thefinancialcrisis,IshandArlenedevelopedthehabitofsaving.

Theywerefondofcomparisonshoppingandwouldroutinelygofromstoretostore,

（39）_____（check）pricesbeforemakinganewpurchase.

Throughtheyears,theHatchespaidforlocalchildrentoattendsummercampwhen

theirparents（40）_____notafford

it.

“Ishand

Arlene

never

asked

whether

you

neededanything,

”saystheirfriendSandVanWeelden,

“Theycouldseethethings

theycoulddotomakeyouhappier,andtheywoulddothem.

”

25.from26.They27.who28.cleaner29.that/which30.hadremoved31.Seeing32.

toclean33.driving34.an35.when36.weretouched37.what38.Becauseof/

Owingto/Dueto39.checking40.could

PART-4

（A）

Asastudent,Igetsomanyassignmentseveryday.Ihavetostayuplateinorderto

finishallmyhomework.Iusedtocomplainaboutallthispressure（25）schoolwithmyclassmates.Wedidnotappreciateourteachersfortheirhardwor