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6.Sheisplanningherproject.Let'

shelpher 

somegoodideas.

A.comeoutB.comeupC.comeupwithD.catchupwith

7.Shedoesn'

tliketoread 

butshelikestoreadinsilence.

A.loudB.aloudC.quicklyD.quietly

8.---Hehassometrouble 

himselfinEnglish.

---Heshoulddomorepractice.

A.explainingB.expressingC.expectingD.exchanging

9.---Alan!

Whyareyousolate?

---Sorry!

WhenI 

home,Imetoneofmyoldfriends.

A.wentB.amwalkingC.hasgoneD.waswalking

10.WhenIcamebackhome,mymother 

dinner.

A.cooksB.iscookingC.wascookingD.havecooked

11.---Lookattheglassesonthedesk.AretheyDavid'

s?

---They 

belongtohim.Isawhimgooutwithglassesjustnow.

A.mightB.couldC.mustn'

tD.can'

t

12.---Whoseisthepencilbox?

---It 

beTom'

s.Lookathisnameonthecover!

A.canB.mayC.mustD.need

二、完形填空

Fivepaintingsworth500millioneuros,includingworksbymodernmastersHenriMatisseandPabloPicasso,havebeenstolenfromaParismuseum,officialssaidThursday.

Thepaintings13 

missingjustbeforetheMuseed'

ArtModernewastoopen.

A14 

windowandlocksuggestedthatittookplaceovernightWednesday.Videocamerasrecordedonepersonenteringthemuseum15 

awindow.Butitwasunclear16 

morethievestookpartinstealingtheart.

BesidestheMatisseandthePicasso,worksbyGeorgesBraque,FerdinandLegerandAmedeoModiglianiwerealso17 

fromthewallsofthemuseum,oneofthemost-visitedintheFrenchcapital.

Itissaidthatthestolenpaintings18 

500millioneuros（635milliondollars）.

Francehasseenagrowing19 

ofarttheftsinrecentmonths.

InJanuary,about30paintings—20 

somebyPicassoandHenriRousseau—werestolenfromabuildingintheCoted'

Azur,withatotalvalueofaroundonemillioneuros.

OnNewYear'

sEve,apaintingbyEdgarDegas21 

fromtheCantiniMuseuminMarseille,alsointhesouthofFrance.The1877paintingworth800,000euroshadbeenlentfor22 

bytheMuseed'

OrsayinParis.

InJunelastyear,thePicassoMuseuminPariswasrobbedduringtheday,theartstolenwasworththreemillioneuros.

13.A.discoveredB.werediscovered

C.havediscoveredD.isdiscovered

14.A.movedB.pulledC.lostD.broken

15.A.acrossB.throughC.onD.over

16.A.whyB.whenC.ifD.where

17.A.takenawayB.givenawayC.thrownawayD.putaway

18.A.soldB.costC.tookD.afford

19.A.groupB.partC.lotD.number

20.A.includingB.exceptC.withD.against

21.A.boughtB.borrowedC.disappearedD.appeared

22.A.ameetingB.anexhibitionC.aplayD.aconcert

三、阅读理解

A

TheLouvre（卢浮宫）firstopenedtothepublicin1793inParis,France.TheLouvrehassomeoftheworld'

sgreatestartwork,includingLeonardodaVinci'

sMonaLisa（达芬奇之画《蒙娜丽莎》）.ItisthelargestnationalmuseuminFranceandoneofthemostvisitedmuseumsintheworld.

TheLouvrehasdrawnalotofattentionrecently.Accordingtoreports,theAmericanfast-foodchainMcDonald'

sisgoingtoopenarestaurantintheundergroundentrancetotheLouvreinNovember.ThisisMcDonald'

splantocelebrateits30thanniversaryinFrance.

McDonald'

sishappytofeedthehungryvisitors,butothersareunhappyaboutmixingimportantartandfastfood.ButtheLouvrethinksthatMcDonald'

sfitsrightinwithitsinternationalimage.Inastatement,theLouvresaiditisgladthatallitsvisitors,Frenchorforeign,willbeabletoenjoyarichselection（选择）ofrestaurants.TheMcDonald'

swouldrepresenttheAmericancornerofanewfoodcourt（餐饮区）.

PeterGoddard,aCanadianwriterthinksitisnotabadideatohaveMcDonald'

sattheLouvre.

23.Thefirstparagraphmainlytellsus 

A.whattheLouvreis

B.whentheLouvrewasopentothepublic

C.wheredaVinci'

sMonaLisais

D.whichthelargestnationalmuseuminFranceis

24.WhydidtheLouvredrawalotofattentionrecently?

A.Itisgoingtocelebrateits30thanniversary.

B.Itmighthaveafastfoodrestaurantinitsentrance.

C.Ithasthemostfamouspaintingsintheworld.

D.ItisthelargestnationalmuseuminFrance.

25.What'

sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“image”inthethirdparagraph?

A.形象B.位置C.品味D.关系

26.What'

stheLouvre'

sopinionaboutthisquestion?

A.TheLouvreishappytofeedthehungryvisitors.

B.TheLouvreisagainstthedecision.

C.TheLouvrehasnoideaaboutthedecision.

D.TheLouvreagreestothedecision.

27.What'

sthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.TheLouvre

B.TheAmericanFast-foodChain—McDonald'

s

C.ArtandHamburgers

D.ANewFoodCourt

B

What'

sthis?

Ifyou'

relookingatthistreeintheshapeofabutterfly,it'

satopiary.Atopiaryisatreeorbushthatistrainedintoashape.

Atopiarygardenershouldmakeadrawingfirst.Thedrawingshowsthe"

finalshapethatthegardenerlikes.Thegardenerthenchoosesabushforthetopiary.Itmaybeonethatjustplantedoronethatisalreadyinplace.

InJuneoftheplant'

sfirstyear,thegardenerlooksfornewleaves.Whentheleavesgrow,it'

stimetoshapethebottomofthebush.Itneedsaboutfiveyears.Thetopisnottrimmedduringthistime.Inthefifthyear,thebushgrowstallenoughforshaping.Thenthegardenerbeginstoshapethewholebush.

Onceatopiaryhasbeenstarted,itneedscareallyear.Insummeritmustbecutmanytimestokeepitsshape.Thiscuttingalsohelpsthebushgrow.Inwinterthebushesdon'

tgrow.Thegardenershavetobrushsnowofftheplants,orsnowmayhurtsomepartsofthem.

Topiarygardeningisaveryoldart.TheRomansdiditinthefirstcentury.Inthesixteenthcentury,peopleinEuropelikedtopiariestoo.Bythelate1600s,topiarieswerealsogrowninAmerica.Todayit'

spopularinmanypartsoftheworld.

28.Putthefollowingintherightorderaccordingtothepassage.

a.Thegardenerchoosesabushforthetopiary.

b.Thewholebushgrowstallenoughforshaping.

c.Thegardenerbeginstoshapethebottomofthebush.

d.Thegardenerdrawstheshapeofatopiary.

A.d-a-b-c.B.b-c-a-d.C.a-d-c-b.D.d-a-c-b.

29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"

trimmed"

inthethirdparagraphmean?

A.shakenB.cutC.cleanedD.collected

30.Whymustwecutatopiarymanytimesinthesummer?

A.Becausethebushcanbeingoodshape.

B.Becauseitwillmakethebushgrowslowly.

C.Becauseitcanchangethebushintoanotherone.

D.Becauseithelpsthebushgrowtallenough.

31.Growingatopiarygardentakebothskillsand 

A.moodB.luckC.moneyD.time

32.Thelastparagraphmainlytellsusthat 

A.topiarygardeninghasalonghistory

B.topiarygardeningistoodifficultanarttolearn

C.topiarygardeningplaysagreatroleinourlife

D.topiarygardeningwillbemorepopularinthefuture

C

（Renee—abeautifulprincess;

Broo—abluebear;

Nahloo—amagicalplace）

WhenthePrincessReneeheardaboutBroo,shecamedownfromhercastle.ShefoundBroowhilehewasbusyeatinghoney.

"

Mr.Bear,"

thePrincesssaid,"

youcanwelcomeinNahloo.Herewesharewitheachother.Wedon'

ttakethingsfromeachother."

Broothoughtaboutitforamomentandrealizedthathehadmadeamistake."

Well,"

hesaid,"

maybedrinkingallthatmilkwasn'

tthebestidea."

ThePrincesscontinued,"

Mr.Bear,youcandrinkandeat,butyouwon'

tfeelgoodbecauseyouhavenevermadeanycontributiontoanyoneelse.Ithinkyou'

llfindthatitisbettertobefullinyourheartnotjustinyourstomach."

Aftersayingthis,thePrincesswentbacktothecastleleavingBrooalone.

OnedayBroowasgoingtotakelotsofcookiesfromtherabbitsthenherememberedwhatthePrincesssaidtohim.SoBroodecidednottoeatthecookies.Therabbitsweresurprisedandsaid,"

Thankyouforyourkindness,Mr.Bear.Nowthesecookieswilltastesweeterbecausetheyaregivenbyyou,myfriend.Ifyoulike,comebacktomorrowandwecanhavethecookiestogether."

Broowasfilledwithjoyandwentthroughtheland.Hegavebackeverythinghehadtaken.Inreturn,hereceivedapromisefromeveryonetosharetheirfoodwithhim.BroowassodelightedthathestarteddancinginthemoonlightwiththePrincessashispartner.

33.WhenthePrincessReneecamedown,Broowas 

A.dancingwithrabbitsB.eatinghoney

C.givingeverythingbackD.havingcookies

34.InNahloo, 

A.thePrincessReneestayedwithBrooallthetime

B.everyonewashappytosharewitheachother

C.Brootookalotofcookiesfromrabbits

D.Brooneverrealizedhismistake

35.Broofelt 

afterhegavethecookiesbacktotherabbits.

A.sadB.surprisedC.happyD.hungry

36.Thepassageisprobablyform 

A.anadvertisementB.atourguide

C.anapplicationD.astorybook

37.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.It'

sbettertogivethantoreceive.

B.Everydoghasitsday.

C.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.

D.Manyhandsmakelightwork.

四、单词拼写（单句首字母填空）

38.Ifyouc 

thetwobooks,youwillseethatthisoneisbetter.

39.A