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“Itmusthavebeenthecrash,”saidherhusband____15_______.“Itknockedthefoodoutofherthroat.Theaccidentturnedouttobeablessing.”

1.A.startB.startedC.hasstartedD.starts

2.A.theirB.theirsC.theyD.them

3.A.anyB.noC.someD.each

4.A.wouldB.mightC.shouldD.could

5.A.onB.offC.outD.into

6.A.nearB.nearlyC.nearerD.nearest

7.A.withB.byC.atD.after

8.A.becauseB.althoughC.soD.after

9.A.whichB.whyC.whileD.who

10.A.stopB.tostopC.stopsD.stopped

11.A.andB.orC.butD.before

12.A.theB.aC.anD./

13.A.whereB.howC.whenD.what

14.A.isbreathingB.hasbreathedC.wasbreathingD.willbreath

15.A.happyB.happilyC.unhappyD.happiness

二、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文,掌握大意,然后从16-25各题所给的A、B、C、D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Iusedtohuntandhavekilledquiteafewdeer.Therewasgreat___16_____inwaitingandshooting.

Onecoldmorninginwinter,Iwentalonetoahillside.Icarriedmygunandthreethicksandwiches.Ifoundanaturalhidingplace.Itwasprettycold,butIhad____17____clothingon.Isattherewaitingforonehour.Nothingshowed.Theplacewasreally___18______.

Suddenly,abeautifulbuck（雄鹿）appeared.SurelyIcouldn’t___19____it.ImustwaitforhimtorealizeIwasthere.Iwaitedforhimto____20____withastart（惊吓）.

Tomysurprise,hecametowardsme!

Hewascurious,Isuppose.Hemusthaveknownaboutmenandtheir___21___.ButhewalkedrightupwhereIwassitting.Thenhestoppedandlookedatme!

Iwasgettingabit___22_____now.Abigbuckcandoalotofdamage.

Whathappenednextwashardtobelieve.Butitallseemedquitenatural.Ireachedupandscratched（抚摸）hishead.Andhe____23____it.Thatbig,wild,beautifulbuckbenthishead.

Iscratchedhisbodyandfedhimmylastsandwich.Thenhewenthisway,downthehill.Ijustwatchedhimgo--astrongbuckcarryingaproudhead.

Ipickedupmygunandstartedwalkingback.____24____,Iheardtheshots—twoofthem.Ifyou’vehuntedenoughyouknowtwoshotsmeana（n）___25_______.Ihadforgottenthattherewereotherhuntersaround.

Idecidedtogiveuphuntingfromthatdayon.

16.A.excitementB.troubleC.interestD.patience

17.A.beautifulB.cleanC.warmD.little

18.A.dirtyB.quietC.funD.strange

19.A.hitB.loseC.callD.miss

20.A.runB.playC.smileD.walk

21.A.feelingsB.habitsC.gunsD.clothes

22.A.curiousB.nervousC.angryD.painful

23.A.refusedB.stoppedC.helpedD.liked

24.A.SuddenlyB.LuckilyC.UsuallyD.Quickly

25.A.decisionB.killC.warningD.action

三、阅读理解（共两节，满分45分）

第一节阅读下面短文,掌握大意,然后从26-45各题所给的A、B、C、D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

GaryandGavinweretwinbrotherswhoworkedinastoreownedbytheirfather.Afterthefatherhadpassedaway,theytookoverthestore.Everythingwentwelluntilthedayatwenty-dollarbilldisappeared.Garyhadleftthebillonthecashregister（收银台）.Butwhenhereturned,themoneywasgone.

GarythenaskedhisbrotherGavin,“Didyouseethattwenty-dollarbillonthecashregister?

’Gavinsaidthathehadnot.ButGarydidnotletitgoandkeptasking.“Twenty-dollarbillscan’twalkawaybythemselves!

Surelyyoumusthaveseenit.”“IsaidIdidn’tseeit!

”Gavinrepliedwithanger.

Thequarreldividedtheyoungmenandtheycouldnolongerworktogether.Later,awallwasbuiltinthecenterofthestore.Fortwentyyears,hostility（敌意）neverended.

Oneday,astrangemancametothestore.HewalkedinandaskedGary,“Howlonghaveyoubeenhere?

”Garyrepliedthathe’dbeenthereallhislife.“ThenyouarethepersonI’mlookingfor,”themansaid.“Twentyyearsago,Iwastotallybrokeandhungry.Ienteredthisstorefromthebackdoorandsawatwenty-dollarbillonthecashregister.AndItookit.AlltheseyearsIhaven’tbeenabletoforgetthat.Ihadtocomebackandapologizeforthat.

Thestrangerfeltshockedwhenseeingtearswellupintheeyesofthemiddle-agedmaninfrontofhim.“Wouldyoupleasegonextdoorandtellthesamestorytothemaninthestore?

”Garyasked.Thensomethingsurprisedthestrangerevenmore--afterhearinghisstory,thetwomiddle-agedmenhuggedeachotherandcriedtogetherinthefrontofthewallofthestore.

Aftertwentyyears,thewallthatseparatedthemfinallycamedown.

26.WhywasGavinangry?

A.Becausehewasnottrustedbyhisbrother.

B.BecauseGarytookhistwenty-dollarbill.

C.Becausehewasleftwithlittlemoneybyhisfather.

D.BecauseGaryletgothethiefwhotookthemoney.

27.Whathappenedafterthequarrel?

A.Thetwobrothersgotwellagain.

B.Thetwobrothersstoppedworking.

C.Thetwobrothersseparatetheirstorewithawall.

D.Thetwobrotherswenttodifferentplacesforaliving.

28.Whoactuallytookthemoneyaway?

A.GaryandGavin’sfather.B.Thestranger.C.Gary.D.Gavin

29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“broke”meaninParagraph4?

A.Gettinghurt.B.Beingthirsty.C.Beinghappy.D.Havingnomoney.

30.Wecanlearnfromthelastsentenceofthepassagethat_________________

A.Thewalldisappearedbecauseitwasbuiltforalongtime.

B.Thetwobrothersatlastnolongerhatedeachother.

C.Thetwobrotherswantedtomaketheirstorebigger.

D.Thestrangerwouldhelpbuildanewwall.

B

It’sallaboutpatiencereally.

Chinesewalkers,whousuallywalktheredlighttogether,maybesurprisedatrecentresearchwhichshowedthattheyaremorepatientthanpeopleabroad.

Astudylookedatmorethan1,800walkersatthreebusyShanghaicrossings.ItfoundthatanaverageChinesewalkerranoutofpatienceatredlightsafter90seconds.Butthere’saninterestingfact:

theaverageGerman’senduranceability（耐性）wasaround60secondswhiletheBritishonly45secondsandtheAmerican40seconds.

Peoplewilltakenonoticeoftheredlightswhenthewaitingtimeexceed（超过）theirpatiencetime.“AlotofChinesetrafficlightsarecar-friendlyinsteadofwalker-friendly,”saidNiYing,wholedtheresearchteam.Astherearemoreandmorecarusersinthecity,transportationplannersaregivingthemmoreconvenienceontheroads,accordingtoher.

Thestudyalsofoundthatatsomecrossings,walkerswaitedlongerthan150seconds,andatothercrossingsthewaitcouldbeaslongas200seconds.However,mostredlightsabroaddonotexceed120seconds.

Thestudysuggestedthatplannersshouldthinkaboutthewalkingpace（步幅）ofpeoplefromdifferentagegroups,especiallymiddle-agedpeopleandseniors,inordertomaketheroadsmorewalker-friendly.Butthecity’strafficpolicedonotagree.Theyarguethattheroadsaredesignednotjustforthewalkers,butalsoforcars.“Togivemoretimeforwalkerswouldcutdownthetimeforcars,”atrafficpolicemansaid.“Onabusytrafficday,itcancauseproblems.”

31.Whoarethemostpatientamongthepeoplefromfourdifferentcountries?

A.TheChinese.B.TheGerman.C.TheBritish.D.TheAmerican

32.FromParagraph4,wecanknowthatChinesewalkerswalktheredlightsbecause________

A.theyarelesspatient.

B.theyarenotfriendlytocarusers.

C.Thereisoftensomethingwrongwiththeredlights.

D.Thewaitingtimeatthecrossingsistoolong.

33.Whatdoes“them”inParagraph4referto?

A.Transportationplanners.B.Walkers.C.Carusers.D.Theresearchteam.

34.Howcouldroadsbecomemorefriendlytowalkersaccordingtothestudy?

A.Bytakingawaythetrafficlights.

B.Bymakingtheroadswiderandlooknicer.

C.Bychangingthewaitingtimeaccordingtopeople’swalkingpace.

D.Bystoppingthemiddle-agedandoldpeoplefromwalkingacrosstheroads.

35.Whichofthefollowingwillthetrafficpoliceagreewith?

A.It’srighttogivemoretimetowalkers.

B.Reducingtimeforcaruserswillmaketrafficbusier.

C.Moreroadsshouldbebuilttomeettheneedofdifferentpeople.

D.Morepeopleshouldbeencouragedtowalkinsteadofdriving.

C

OnOctober5,TuYouyou,84,becamethefirstChinesetowinaNobelPrizeinnaturalscience.Sheisonlythe12thwomaninhistorytobeawardedthehonor.

Tuwasbornin 

Ningbo,Zhejiang,Chinaon30December1930.SheoncestudiedatXiaoshiMiddleSchool 

andNingboMiddleSchool.HerteachersaidthatTulikedreadingbooksandshewasveryhard-working.From1951to1955,sheattendedBeijingMedicalCollege.LaterTuwastrainedfortwoandahalfyearsin 

traditionalChinesemedicine.

Tuwasgi