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delighted,delightful,pleased,pleasing,charmed,pleasant,cheerful,cheering,merry,happy,gratified,glad,gay,agreeable,friendly,content,satisfied,light-hearted,joyful

6.真的：

True,truthful,veracious,faithful,accurate,loyal,staunch,genuine,honest,real,trustworthy,constant.

7.全，都：

all,whole,entire,complete,perfect,total,thewholenumberof,unbroken,gross

常见的连接词

连接词根据其本身的意思和文章连接所需要的逻辑意义可分为几类：

a.表示开场tobeginwith,inthefirstplace,ingeneral,generallyspeaking

b.表示总结tosummarize,tosumup,toconclude,inconclusion,finally

c.表示举例acaseinpoint,agoodillustration/exampleof…is

d.表示原因because,since,for,thecauseof,thereasonfor,nowthat

e.表示结果asaresult,asaconsequenee,consequently

f.表示比较both,like,likewise,similarly,incommon,inthesameway

g.表示对照onthecontrary,ontheotherhand,despite,inspiteof,however

h.表示列举first,firstly,inthefirstplace,firstofall,tobeginwith

i.表示强调especially,particularly,certainly,surely,chiefly,actually

j.表示让步eventhough,although,inspiteof,however,but,yet

写作的启、承、转、合常用词语小结

1.有关启”的常用词语（用来引导主题句或跟在主题句的后面，引导第一个扩展句）

atfirst首先

atpresent现在；

当今

currently现在；

最近

first首先；

第一

firstofall首先

firstly首先

2.有关承”的常用词语（用来承接主题句或第一个扩展句）

tostartwith首先；

第一

after此后

afterafewdays几天之后

afterawhile过了一会儿

also并且

atanyrate无论如何

atthesametime同时（用在转”时，作可是”解）

besides（this）此外

3•有关转”的常用词语（用来表示不同或相反的语气）

afterall毕竟

allthesame虽然；

但是

anyway无论如何

atthesametime可是（表轻微转折）

but但是

conversely相反地

despite尽管，虽然

4.有关合”的常用词语（用来引导结尾句或最后一个扩展句,

aboveall最重要

accordingly于是

asaconsequenee因此

asaresult结果

ashasbeennotec如前所述及

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PartIVocabularyandStructure

SectionA

Directions:

lnthissection,thereare10incompletesentences.Youarerequiredtocompleteeachonebydecidingonthemostappropriatewordorwordsfromthe4choices.

1.Childrenwhoareoverprotectedbytheirparentsmaybecome

A.hurtB.damagedC.sopiledD.harmed

2.

Themoviestarwithyoursister,didn'

the?

4.Thepaintonthewallisstillwet.!

A.BesuretonottouchitB.Benotsuretotouchit

C.BesurenottotouchitD.Don'

tbesuretotouchit

5.Chinahasmadeaseriesofplanstothetimes.

A.keepupwithB.keepawayfrom

C.keepintouchwithD.putupwith

6.BushconfidentlyAmericansthatthewaragainstIraqwillbewon.

A.ensuresB.insuresC.assuresD.sure

7.Youshouldbewithwhatyouhave.

A.combineB.contentC.comfortD.contrary

8.0urpublictransportationsystemisnotfortheneedsofthepeople.

A.normalB.completeC.adequateD.perfect

9.Jackson'

ssongsareverypopularamongyoungpeople,whoisregarded

othermusicians.

A.assuperiorthanB.asmoresuperiorto

C.assuperiortoD.asmoresuperiorthan

10.Thenecessityofcriticismandself-criticismthatithelpsustocorrectour

mistakes.

A.consistsofB.consiststoC.liesinD.liesat

SectionB

Thereare10incompletesentenceshere.Youshouldfillineachblankwiththeproperformofthewordgiveninthebrackets.WritethewordorwordsinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswerSheet.

11.Itissaidtheconferenceis（hold）inthishallnextmonth.

12.Hewouldhavegivenyoumorehelp,ifhe（notbe）sobusy.

13.Littledidtheyrealizethatthey（make）animportantdiscoveryin

scienee.

14.Wewouldliketotakethisopportunitytoexpressoursincere

（appreciate）ofyourhelp.

15.Bytheendofthisyear,Mr.Brown（be）herefortwentyyears.

16.Weather（permit）,thespaceshipwillbelaunchedtomorrowevening.

17.（use）economically,onetinofoilwilllastleasttwomonths.

18.Wemustkeepourselves（health）sothatwecanstudywell.

19.Hemadealotofmistakesinhisletterbecauseof（care）.

20.Fiveyards（be）whatIordered

PartIIReadingComprehension

Task1

A:

Shoppingisanimportantpartofanytourist'

sactivities.Shoppingleadsasthenumberoneactivitywhiletravelingforbothdomesticandinternationaltravelers.TheTravelIndustryAssociationofAmerica（TIA）reportsthatshoppingisanactivityengagedinby33percentofdomestictravelers.TheU.S.DepartmentofCommercereportsthat90percentofinternationalvisitorsshoppedintheUnitedStatesin2997aspartoftheirvacationactivities.

Anexampleofshopping'

simportaneeistheBaysideMarketplace.TheRouseCompanyhascreatedMiami—DadeCountry'

snumberonevisitorattraction,BaysideMarketplace,whichwaslaunchedinApril1987.Ithasattractedmorethan120millionvisitorsfromSouthFloridaandaroundtheworld.TheGreaterMiamiConvention&

VisitorsBureauhasrepeatedlyidentifiedBaysideasMiami—DadeCounty'

snumberonevisitorattraction,andFloridaTrendmagazinerecentlypublishedareportnamingBaysideasthefifth——most

-/isitedattractioninthestateofFlorida.

Baysidehasnearly140shopsofferingavarietyofmerchandise（商品）inboththeNorthandSouthPavilionsandPier5Marketplace.Inaddition,HardRockCafeandnineadditionalfull—servicerestaurantsoffereverythingfromdifferentcountries.Forvisitorsontherun,theInternationalFoodCourtoffers20fastfoodeateries（餐馆）.Baysideisalsotheonlyentertainmentvenue（聚会

地点）inthecityofferingfreeconcerts365daysayear.

21.AccordingtoTIA,whichactivityisthefirstonefordomestictravelers?

A.Sightseeing.B.Shopping.C.Singing.D.Dancing.

22.

HowmanypercentofinternationalvisitorsshoppedintheUnitedStatesin1997aspartoftheirvacationactivities?

23.WhenwasBaysideMarketplacelaunched?

A.InApril,1978.B.InMarch,1997.

C.InApril,1987.D.InMarch,1978.

24.Whatkindofrestaurantsprovidefoodsforvisitorsontherun?

A.FastFoodrestaurants.B.LocalSnackBars.

C.HardRockCaf.eD.Full—servicerestaurants.

25.WhichmarketistheonlyentertainmentplaceinMiami—DadeCounty

offeringconcertsayear

round?

A.BaysideMarket.

B.TheNorthPavilion.

C.TheSouthPavilion.

B:

D.Pier5Marketplace.

Mensometimessay,inventedthings.Wedo.

“Wearebetterandclevererthanwomen.Womennever

”Itistruethatmenhaveinventedalotofusefulthir

machines,rockets,andguns,too.Butscientistsnowagreethatwomeninventedoneveryimportantthing.Ithaschantedhistory.Theyinventedagriculture.

Beforetheinventionofagriculturemenwerehunters.Theywentouteveryday.Sometimestheykilledanimals,andsometimesanimalskilledthem.Lifewasdifficultanddangerous.Womenhadtogoouteveryday,too.Theycollectedroots,fruitsandgrass.

Then,oneday,morethan10,000yearsago,awomandroppedsomegrassseeds.ShedroppedthemnearherhomeintheMiddleEast.Theygrew,andthefirstwheatwasborn.Theideagrew,too.Womenplantedrootsandfruittrees.Thentheycouldstayathomeandlookafterchildrenandtheanimals.Womenlikebabyanimals.Scientiststhinkthatwomenkeptthefirstdomesticanimals:

dogs,cows,sheepandgoats.Thentheirhusbandsdidnothavetogohuntingformeat.Theystayedathome.Theybuiltvillagesandcities.

Civilizationbegan.Menbegancivilization—afterwomeninventedagriculture.

26.Menbelievethattheyarebetterandclevererthanwomenbecause.

A.theyinventthingsB.theydotheirworkwell

C.theychangehistoryD.theyrunmachines

27.Beforetheinventionofagriculture,menwentout.

A.tocollectanimalsB.tofindanimals

C.tohuntanimalsD.tokillanimals

28.Oneday,morethan10,000yearsago,awoman.

A.foundwheatB.plantedfruittrees

C.letfallsomegrassseedsD.grewvegetables

29.Fromthepassage,itcanbeconcludedthatwomen.

A.startedcivilization

B.knewwhatcivilizationwas

C.helpedalottostartcivilization

D.understoodhowimportantcivilizationwas

30.Theauthorwrotethearticlejusttotellus.

A.howagriculturewasrelatedtocivilization

B.weoweourcivilizationtowomen

C.whatmenhaddonebeforeagriculturestarted

D.whencivilizationbegan

C:

Onlineservicesaremanagedbyahostsystemthatmaintainsabaseof

informationavailabletosatelliteusers.Usersofso-called“dumb'

terminals

（i.e.,thosewithoutprocessingcapability）simplyaccesstheinformationbase

viaprogramsstoredonthesystem.Personalcomputer（PC）userstypicallyaccessthehostthroughamodem（调制解调器）.APCsoftwareprogramservesasaninterface（接口）betweentheserverandaPC,allowingtheusertooperatethroughtheonlinesystemandselectdifferentdatabasesusingakeyboardofamouse.

NationalandregionalonlinesystemsusuallyhavelocaltelephonenumbersthatPCmodemscancalltoaccesseitheralocalinformationbaseoranindirectIong-distaneeconnection,t