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C．akindofchildhooddiseaseD．alackofpurewater

（6）Alishowedtheclassapictureofhim,hiswife，andtheirbaby．Pierre'

sfamilyhaslivedintheeastofCanadafortwohundredyears．TheirancestorscamefromFrance．

A．familymembersfromalongtimeago

B．grandparentsandtheirgrandchildren

C.parents,grandparentsandgreat-grandparents

D．familymembersalllivingatthesametime

（7）SomeAfricanscarvebeautifulhumanandanimalfiguresoutofwood．Theyselltheircarvingstostoresandmuseums．

A．drawB．beatC．heatD．cut

（8）Whenanarmyofficergivesacommand,hismenandwomenmustfo1lowit．

A．commaB．orderC．questionD.present

（9）Theoffspringofapairofbirdsleavethenestwhentheyarebigenoughtofly．

A．childrenB．ancestorsC．generationsD．mates

（10）ThereisastackofpapersonMr.Green’sdesk．

A．pieceB．balanceC．mixtureD．pile

（11）Icannotaffordanewcar．Ihavetobuyausedone．

A．haveenoughmoneytobuysomethingB．searchfor

C．gatherthenecessaryinformationD．useoneinanemergency

（12）Thespeedlimitis60kilometersperhouronthisstreet．

A．fastB．slowC．anD．eventhough

（13）Beforeyoubuysomething，checkthequalityfirst．Forexample,ifitischeap,itmightnotbegood．

A．howgooditisB．whatthecoloris

C．whatthesizeisD．howbigitis

（14）Pleasegivemeyourrecipeforthiscake，soIcanmakeittoo．

A．adishB．directionsforcooking

C．amealD．directionstoyourhouse

（15）Water,oilandcoffeeareexamplesofaliquid．

A．somethingyoucandrinkB．somethingyoucanburn

C．somethingyoucanpourD．somethingfromplants

（16）TheweatherinXiamenishotandhumid.Adesertisdry．

A．wetB．dryC．coldD．windy

（17）Beforeababylearnstowalk,ithastocrawlonthefloor．

A．walkontwofeetB．fly

C．sitinachairD．moveonthehandsandknees

（18）CoffeeoriginallycamefromEthiopia．Nowmanytropicalcountriesgrowit．

A．nowB．inthefuture

C．inthebeginningD．atpresent

（19）Thescalpcoversthehead．Hairgrowsoutofit．

A．akindofhatB．thecolorofhair

C．aclothovertheheadD．theskinonthehead

（20）Itisamysterywhysomepeoplecanlearnlanguageveryeasilyandothershavegreatdifficulty．

A．somethingeasytounderstandB．somethingnooneunderstands

C．somethingbeautifulD．somethingterrible

（21）DanishandNorwegianaresimilarlanguages.Ifyouspeakone,youcanunderstandtheother.

A．difficultB．almostthesameC．easyD．verydifferent

（22）Thisisaglassofpuremilk．Thereisnothingbutmilkintheglass．

A．coldB．warmC．whiteD．100%

（23）Mr.Brownisanamateurphotographer．Heisanengineer．Butinhisfreetimehelikestotakepictures．

A.asahobbyB．formoneyC．asajobD．aswork

（24）ThissmallChristmastreeismadeofplastic．Itisnotarealtree．Itisartificial．

A.beautifulB.notnatural

C.foraspecialholidayD．inanartmuseum

（25）RonaldAmundsenwasagreatexplorer．HewasthefirstpersontoreachtheSouthPole．

A·

apersonwhoworksininternationalbusinessandtravelsalot

B·

aplacethatisdifficulttofind

C·

somethingthatanairplanecarries

D·

apersonwholooksfornewplacesandinformationaboutthem

（26）Somepeopleliketokeepajournal．Theywriteiniteveryday．Theywriteaboutwhattheydid，whathappened，andwhattheythought．

amagazineaboutscientificresearchB．atextbook

C．asportsmagazineD．anotebookabouttheirdailyactivities

（27）Farmersraisecattleforbeefandmilk．

A.pigsB．horsesC．sheepD．cows

（28）Thedoctorgavemesomemedicine．Itwillcuremysickness．

makeworseB．makesickC.makebetterD．makelighter

（29）Thekiwilaysthelargesteggsintheworld.Thestrangethingaboutthekiwiisthatitcannotfly．

akindoffishB．akindofcatC.akindofrockD．akindofbird

（30）Whenthehurricanehitthecoast,itblewdownbuildingsandtrees.

thedryseasonB．ahugetruck

C.highwaterD．apowerfulwindstorm

（31）whalesandelephantsaregiganticanimals．Nootheranimalscancomparewiththeminsize．

A.smallB．landC．seaD．huge

（32）HundredsofyearsagowildanimalsrangedoverthecontinentofEurope.

A.livedandtraveledB.arrangedC·

ranD.madealoudsound

（33）Afterwepaidthebillforourdinnerweleftatipforthewaiter．

theveryendofsomethingB．moneyforgoodservice

informationD.pieceofadvice

（34）Bananas,tomatoes,andpotatoesareintheproducedepartmentofasupermarket．

A.fruitandvegetableB.cropsC.makeorgrowD．agriculture

（35）Withouttheatmosphere，wecouldnotbreathe．

A．theairaroundtheearthB．theheightofthemountains

C．thewaterintheoceanD.thesizeofthecities

（36）Whenplaneaccidentoccurs，mostpeoplearekilled．

A．happensB．watchesC．fallsD．flies

（37）Scientistspredictthattherewillbe6.3billionpeopleintheworldintheyear2000.

A．studythefutureB．saywhatwillhappeninthefuture

C．studythepastD．saywhathappenedinthepast

（38）Floods,droughts,earthquakes,andplaneaccidentsarealldisasters．

A．badthingstthathappenB．goodthingsthathappen

C.naturalthingsthathappenD．accidentscausedbyhumans

（39）TheweatherinHawaiiisalwaysmild．Itispleasantandwarm．Thereisusuallyalightwindtocooltheair．

A．notnaturalB．veryhot

C.nottoohotortoocoldD．rainy

（40）Thetemperatureisveryhighfortendays．Nowitisnormalagain．

A．specialB．1ikelyC．droughtD．usual

Keys

1.B2.A3.B4.B5.C6.C7.D8.B9.A10.D

11.A12.C13.A14.B15.C16.A17.D18.Cl9.D20.B

21.B22.D23.A24.B25.D26.D27.D28.C29.D30.D

31.D32.A33.B34.A35.A36.A37.B38.A39.C40.D

Usethecontexttohelpyouchoosethebestmeaningorsynonymforeachhighlightedword.

1.Wewalkedslowlydownthetrailwithgreattrepidation.Noonewhohadgonethiswayhadeverbeenheardfromagain.Hadtheysimplyfoundabetterplacetosettleonthisdarkplanet?

Wedoubtedthat.

Whichwordisasynonymof“trepidation”?

a.movementb.worryc.enjoymentd.laughter

2.Onlyanhourorsohadpassedbeforeatremendousroarshooktheground.Atthatverymoment,astrangegreycreaturematerializedbeforeoureyes.Itresembledalizardinshape.Itwasabouttenfeethighattheshouldersandatleastfiftyfeetlong.

Whatdidthecreaturedo?

a.Itwhippeditstailbackandforth.b.Itstampeditsfeet.

c.Itshoweditssharpteeth.d.Itappeared.

3.Kathywaslookingforastrongbutlightmaterialtouseformakingherwaterjugs.Unfortunately,shechosenoodelite.Itprovedtotooporoustoholdjelly.

Aporousmaterial_____.

a.isgoodforholdingthingsthatyoupour

b.protectsyouinpouringrain

c.allowsliquidstoflowthroughit

d.isnecessaryformakingbowlingballs

4.Wehaveratherloftyexpectationsforyou,son.Youwillattendcollege.Youwillbecomerichandfamous.YouwillbeelectedpresidentoftheUnitedStatesbeforeyouturnforty.

Whichwordisasynonymof“lofty”?

a.highb.shakyc.smalld.lowly

5.Yourplanlooksgood.Ihopeitwillreallywork.It’stimetoimplementitandseeifit’sasbrilliantasyouclaim.

a.instrumentb.takeapartc.changed.carryout

6.Ifyourplanfails,we’llhavetofindsomeonewhocandeviseabetterone.

a.designb.dislikec.applianced.tousepeanutbutterastoothpaste

7.Ofcourse,I’mnotsayingthatyourplanisnogood.Itendtobeoptimistic,soIwon’tbesurprisedwhenyousucceed.

a.expectingthebesttohappenb.needingglassestosee

c.fullofgasd.unselfish

8.Whenyourplanbringsusgreatwealth,youwillberewardedforyoursagacity.

a.goodlooksb.mistakesc.intelligenced.hugeappetiteforherbs

9.Nomatterwhathappens,IassureyouthatIwillnotforgethowhardyouhaveworkedonthisproject.

a.dareb.promisec.actlikeadonkeyd.forget

Ryanisagreatinventor.However,Idon’tthinkthathislatestinvention,ediblesocks,islikelytobetoosuccessful.Notmanypeoplewanttoeatsocks.Therearesomethingsinlifethatshouldremaininedible.

10.Whichwordinthepassagemeans“fittobeeaten”?

11.Whichwordinthepassagemeans“notfittobeeaten”?

Marshaisreallyanintrovert.WhenItookhertoJason’sparty,shesatinacornerwithoutspeakingtoanyone.Allshedidwaseatmostofthesnacks.TheonlyreasonshehangsoutwithmeisbecauseInevertrytoforcehertobesociable.ShewouldneverforgivemeifIintroducedhertoanyone.

12.Anintrovertisusually_____.

a.friendlyb.hungryc.uncleand.shy

Sunshinesaid,“Amber,whyareyoumakingsuchabigdealaboutRobert’shair?

Yes,hediddyeitpurple.Itisratherunusualforaguytohavepurplehair.Ontheotherhand,it’snotexactlygoingtochangethecourseofworldhistory.It’sreallyquiteatrivialmatter.”

13.Whatdoes“trivial”mean?

a.strangeb.unimportantc.disgustingd.dangerous