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7.——WhatshallIdowiththepen?
——Youarefreetogiveittoyouthinkshouldgetit.
A.whoB.whoeverC.whomD.whomever
8.——Willyougototheexhibitionwiththem?
——ifyoudon’t,.
A.nordoB.sodoIC.neithershallID.sowillI
9.,hewon’tachievesuccessasthehasexpected.
A.honestlyspokenB.honestspoken
C.HonestspeakingD.Honestlyspeaking
10.IwaiteduntilTomandJackarived.Thenbegantodotheexperiment.
A.allofthemB.thethreeofus
C.threeofusD.bothofus
11.Ihadmeanttogoandhelphimoutwiththetrouble,butItodosobecauseoftheheavyrain.
A.failedB.havefailedC.hadfailedD.fail
12.——NeedIreturnthedictionarytoyoutomorrow?
——Yes,you.
A.needB.mustC.don’thavetoD.needn’t
13.Iwasonthepointofgoingoutitbegantorainheavily.
A.whenB.whileC.asD.before
14.isknowntoall,theChineselanguagehasthelargestnumberofspeakers.
A.ItB.WhichC.WhatD.As
15.——Doyoubelievethatcharliedidbestintheexam?
——Yes,Heissaidveryhard.
A.toworkB.thatheworked
C.tohaveworkedD.thathehasworked
16.Thenewsourteamwasdefeatedallifus.
A.that;
disappointingB.that;
disappointed
C.which;
disappointingD.which;
17.——Whatyousaidatthemeetinghurtmebadly.
——Sorry.But.
A.Idon’tmeanitB.Idon’tmeanto
C.Ididn’tmeantoD.Ididn’tmeanit
18.HeisgettingonwellwithhisEnglish.Andbythetimethisterm,hewillhavefinishedBookIII.
A.hadendedB.willendC.hasendedD.ends
19.Putonmoreclotheswhenitbecomescold,?
A.won’tyouB.don’tyouC.doesn’titD.won’tit
20.Iknowthereisacoininyourlefthand.Butwhat’sinyourhand?
A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.others
21.Hehisrightlegwhenhefootball.
A.wasbreaking;
playedB.broke;
wasplaying
C.wasbreaking;
wasplayingD.broke;
andplayed
22.Thenewmachinecanbeputintouseitisnecessary.
A.asB.forC.wheneverD.before
23.Thenewprintingmachinelastweekisofgreathelptoourteaching.
A.wasboughtB.boughtC.havingbeenboughtD.hasbeenbought
24.Shakespearewasaswriter.Hewasafamousactor.
A.morethanB.nomorethanC.notmorethanD.notonly
25.Iinvitedhimtohaveadrinkwithmebuthesaidhewasinsuchahurrythathehadnotimeto.
A.spendB.saveC.shareD.spare
II、完形填空(共25小题,每小题1分,满分25分)
阅读下列短文,掌握其大意,然后26-50各题所给的四个选项中,选出一个最佳答案。
A
TherewasnoblackboardintheNegrochildren’sschoolroom.Therewereno26.Whentheywrote,thechildren27tositonbenches,holdingtheir28ontheirknees.
TheparentsoftheNegrochildrenoften29theschoolsfortheirchildrenthemselves,
30thestatebuildsveryfew31fortheNegrochildren.Theybuildthem32oldboardsandothermaterialsthatthe33peoplethrowaway.
Therewasverylittle34intheschoolroomeveninthe35oftheday.Therewere36picturesonthewalls.Inthemiddleoftheclassroomwasanuglystove.Therewerebigholes37theroofandwallsoftheschoolroom.The38werebroken.So39itrainedthechildrenhadtoWhenthewindblew,itwasvery40intheschoolhours.Theteacherandthechildrenput41intotheholesofthewalls.Theystucknewspapersonthe42windowstoo.Butwhenthewindblew43,thepapersfellout.
MostNegrochildren44schoolafterthefourthgradebecausethey45work.MostNegrochildren46gotoschoolwhenitiscold,becausetheyhavenowarmclothes.Theymuststayathomeoncolddays.Oftenthechildrenareso47thattheycannotlearntheirlessons.Buttheywanttostudy.Theywanttoknow48.Theirfathersandmothersareoftenhungry,50theysay,“Ourchildrenmuststudy.Theymusthaveabetterlifethanwehave.”
26.A.desksB.chalkC.pensD.boards
27.A.happenedB.oughtC.wantedD.had
28.A.pensB.bagsC.copy-booksDhands
29.A.buyB.borrowC.buildD.goto
30.A.whenB.becauseC.butD.and
31.A.roomsB.housesC.schoolsD.hospitals
32.A.forB.intoC.fromD.of
33.A.AmericanB.EnglishC.whiteD.black
34.A.waterB.lightC.airD.heat
35.AmiddleB.centerC.endD.beginning
36.A.severalB.someC.noD.many
37.A.onB.inC.atD.above
38.A.gatesB.wallsC.roofsD.windows
39.A.whenB.afterC.untilD.unless
40.A.gobackB.gohomeC.gotoschoolD.gotobed
41.A.coldB.coolC.warmD.hot
42.A.booksB.newspapersC.clothesD.stones
43.A.uglyB.breakingC.brokenD.falling
44.A.gentlyB.hardC.strongD.heavily
45.A.graduateB.startC.leaveD.attend
46.A.mustB.shouldC.willD.can
47.A.havetoB.won’tC.needn’tD.cannot
48.A.anxiousB.afraidC.angryD.hungry
49.A.somethingB.everythingC.nothingD.eachthing
50.A.andB.soC.butD.however
III、阅读理解(共25小题,A节每小题2分,B节每小题1分,满分45分)
A)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项中,选出一个最佳答案。
Timeandtimeagain,onemaybewarned,“Yournamewillbemud”.Manyhaveusedtheexpressioninthemistakenbeliefthatithassomethingtodowiththekindofdirtfoundinthestreetsoronuncleanriverbottoms.ButtheexpressioncomesfromthenameofDoctorSamuelAlexanderMudd,AphysicianwhofixedthebrokenlegoffJohnWilkesBooth,themanwhokilledPresidentAbrahamLincoln.DoctorMuddtreatedBooth’sinjuredlegwithoutknowingwhothewas.
AsmallgrouphelpedBoothtoplanLincoln’smurder.Theywereallcaughtandsentencedtodeathorprisonterms.
DoctorMuddhadnothingtodowithLincoln’smurderorwithanyofthemenwhohadplannedit.Allseemedtoshowthathewasaninnocent(清白)man.ButhehadgivensomekindofhelponlytoleaveBoothtoescape.Thisinitselfwasacrime(犯罪)then.Andso,DoctorMuddwassentencedtoprisonforlife.
Inprison,Doctorsavedmanyprisonersandguardsinayellowfeveroutbreak.PresidentAndrewJohnsonpardonedhimin1869,afterthedoctorhadspentalmostfouryearsinprison.
TheAmericanpeopleconsideredthemurderofLincolnaheavyblowtothem.Itfilledthemwithbitternessthatlastedmanyyears.TheyhatedBoothvery,verymuchandtheyalsohatedanybodywhohadhelpedthemurdererinanyway.DoctorMuddwasfreed,butpeopleneverforgavehimandhisnamepassedintoAmericanfolkspeechassomethingbad,hateful.TheMuddfamilyhadalsosufferedalotbecauseofthenameuntilnotlongago.
51.Thebesttitleforthistextis.
A.AbrahamLincoln,theGreatPresidentfortheAmericanPeople
B.YourNamewillbeMud
C.SocialProblemsoftheU.S.ADuringthe1860s
D.OldLawSystemoftheU.S.A
52.DoctorSamuelAlexanderMuddwasputinprisonbecause.
A.hehadhelpedBoothmurderLincoln
B.theAmericanpeoplelovedAbrahamLincolndeeply
C.hehadbrokentheAmericanlaw
D.hehadn’treportedthefacttotheAmericangovernment
53.Fromthelastparagraphitcanbeinferredthat.
A.DoctorMuddhadrecentlybeensetfree
B.DoctorMudd’sinnocencewasdeclared
C.therewillbemoreexpressionswithmud
D.theAmericanpeoplehateanyonewhokillstheirpresident
54.IfithadnotbeenforPresidentAndrewJohnson,DoctorMudd.
A.wouldhavespenttherestofhislifeinprison
B.wouldhavebeensentencedtofiveyears’prisonlife
C.wouldbethoughtofcrimeforever
D.wouldsufferalotfromthename
55.Theunderlinedwordphysicianmeans.
A.teacherB.physicistC.healthtrainerD.doctor
B
Cowboys’favoritethingsaretheirhorsesandtheirhats.Thecowbody’sbestfriendishishorse.Thehorseandthecowboyaretogetherbeforethesuncomesup.Theyareoftentogetherlongafterthesungoesdown.Afteratimetheygettoknoweachotherbetterthanmostpeopleknowoneanother.
Cowboysreallylikethehatstheywear.Mostofthecowboyspayalotofmoneyfortheirhats,evenuptoonehundreddollars.Cowboysoftenworkfourmonthstopayforhats,buttheyusuallygettheirmoney’sworth.Cowboys’hatslastyearsandyears.
56.Fromthetextweknowcowboysmustride.
A.onlyafewhoursadayB.onceaweek
C.manyhourseverydayD.dayandnight
57.Whichiswrongaccordingtothepassage?
A.Thefirstsentenceisthetopicsentenceofthewholepassage.
B.Inthesentence“Afteratimetheygettoknow…”,“they”referstocowboys.
C.“Thecowboy’sbestfriendishishorse”isthetopicsentenceofthefirstparagraph.
D.“Cowboysreallylikethehatstheywear”isthetopicsentenceofthesecondparagraph.
58.Whatdoes“Theyusuallygettheirmoney’sworth”meaninthetext?
A.Thehatsareusuallyveryexpensive.
B.Thehatscostlittlemoney.
C.Thehatsusuallycostalot,becausecowboyslikethem.
D.theydon’tthinktheywastetheirmoney
C
Foralongtimescientistshavebeenwonderingwhetherthereislifeonotherplanetsbesides,theearth.Theyhavefoundverylittleevidencetosupportthistheory.Notlongago,somepiecesofrockfromouterspacewerediscoveredinAustralia.Thisdiscoveryhasexcitedexpertsthroughouttheworldbecausethesepiecesofrockcontain(包含)chemicalssimilartothosefoundontheearthandinourownbodies.Thisshowsthatlife,insomeform,isnotonlypossiblebutprobableonotherplanets.