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B.move 

C.tocome 

D.drawing

33.TherearealtogetherthirteenstudentswhodidwellintheEnglishcompetition, 

sevenarefrom 

thecountryside.

A.whose 

B.ofwhich 

C.ofwhose 

D.ofwhom

34.—ShallIpickyouupafterworkthisafternoon?

—________,ifit'

sconvenienttoyou.

A.Withpleasure 

B.Comealong 

C.Couldn'

tbebetter 

D.Goahead

35. 

________,the29thOlympicGamesaretobeheldinBeijing,ChinaonAugust8,2008.

A.Itisknown 

B.Asisknown 

C.Itisknownthat 

D.Asweallknowthat

36.Donnaintendedtoborrowacamerafromfriendsof 

________,butunfortunately 

happenedto 

havenonewiththem.

A.her;

one 

B.hers;

they 

C.their;

D.theirs;

it

37.It'

sagoodidea.Butwho'

sgoingto 

theplan,Imean,who'

sgoingtoputitintopractice?

A.workout 

B.bringout 

C.carryout 

D.putout

38.—Istheworkfinishedyet?

—________.Weneednolessthanonehour.

A.Farfromit 

B.Exactly 

C.Notalittle 

D.Nowonder

39.Timeisprecious.You 

toomuchofyourtimeinplayingonlinegames.

A.hadspent 

B.havebeensaved 

C.havewasted 

D.weretaking

40.It'

sobviousthatsomebooksarereadforknowledge, 

amusement.

A.orwith 

B.notfor 

C.notwith 

D.butfor

41.Jane'

sintentionistomakemorepeoplerealizetheimportanceofanimalprotection, 

________?

A.isshe 

B.isn'

tshe 

C.isn'

tit 

D.isthere

42.Whenhewasyoung,hewastoldto 

thecarpenterandtriedtocopythewayhemadestools.

A.glance 

B.mind 

C.notice 

D.watch

43. 

Theoldmotherwas 

toseehersonoffatthetrainstation.

A.morethanalittlesad 

B.sadmorethanalittle 

C.alittlemorethansad 

D.alittlemoresadthan

44.SincestartingSeniorThreewehavebeenbusyreviewinglessons—________ 

Sunday,whenwecouldotherwisehaveadayoff.

A.even 

B.but 

C.only 

D.included

45.Youshouldalwaystrytogetagoodnight'

ssleep 

muchworkyouhavetodo.

A.whatever 

B.nomatter 

C.evenif 

D.however

II.阅读理解（Readingcomprehension）（共20小题；

　选择题5小题，每小题1分；

非选择题15小题，每小题2分，计35分）

A）　阅读下面的短文，从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出能回答所提问题的最佳选项。

A

MostAmericansagreethattheworkplaceandthehomeareverydifferentfromthewaytheywerethirtyyearsago.Theworldofworkisnolongeraman'

sworld.Between1970and1995,thepercentageofwomenwhoworkedoutsidethehomewentfrom50percentto76percent.Intheyear2000,ofthemorethan55millionmarriedcouplesintheUnitedStates,10.5millionwomenweremakingmoremoneythantheirhusbands,and2millionmenwerestay-at-homedads.

Author,husband,andfatherMarkWertmanwritesaboutbeingastay-at-homedadinhisbookTrueConfessionsofaRealMr.Mom.Hisstorywillhelpotherswhoarelearninghowtolivewiththechanginggenderrolesinoursociety.

Markandhiswife,Georgine,wereatwo-incomecouple,butthingschangedwhentheirfirstbabywasborn.Georginewantedtocontinueherworkasalawyer,butsomeoneneededtostayhometotakecareofthebaby.Georginehadthehigherpayingjob,soshebecametheprovider.Theyhadmorechildren.Markstayedhometoraisethechildren.Inhisbookhetellsmanystoriesabouthisroleinthefamily.

Atfirst,itwasdifficulttochangeroles.TheWertmankidsoftenwenttoMarkfirsttotalkabouttheirproblems.Georginewasjealousofthetimethechildrenspentwiththeirfather.Markhadsomehardtimes,too.Peopleoftenaskedhim,"

Whenareyougoingtogetarealjob?

"

Eveninthe21stcentury,societyrespectstheroleofprovidermorethantheroleofchildraiser.Markfoundoutallaboutthis.

MarkandGeorginelearnedthatitisveryimportanttotalkabouttheirproblems.Inthebeginning,MarkthoughtGeorginehadtheeasyjob,andGeorginethoughtthatMarkhaditeasy.Latertheytalkeditoveranddiscoveredthatbothjobsweredifficultandrewarding.GeorgineandMarkagreethattalkingthingsoverandmakingdecisionstogetherhelpstheirrelationship.

TheWertmansarehappywiththeresultsoftheirdecision.Theirchildrenarereadyforaworldwheremenandwomencanchoosetheirroles.Wertman'

sbookisenjoyableandeducational,especiallyforcoupleswhowanttoswitchroles.AsMarkWertmansays,"

Wearesociety.Wemakethechangesonebyone.Peoplehavetodecideonwhat'

sbestforthemandtheirfamilies."

46.Whyistheworkplacenolongeraman'

sworld?

A.Morewomenarejealous. 

B.Menarenotstrong.

C.Fewermenarestay-at-homedads. 

D.Morewomenareintheworkplace.

47.WhatisMarkWertman'

sbookabout?

A.Hiswritingjob. 

B.Hislifeasastay-at-homedad.

C.Hisfirstbaby. 

D.Hiswife'

sjob.

48.WhyisGeorginetheproviderinthefamily?

A.Markdoesnotwanttobetheprovider. 

B.Marklosthisjobwhentheirfirstbabywasborn.

C.Shehadthehigherpayingjobwhentheirfirstbabywasborn.

D.Thechildwenttothedadforhelpfirst.

49.HowdotheWertmansworkouttheirproblems?

A.Theymaketheirjobseasier. 

B.Theytalkandmakedecisionstogether.

C.Theychangejobs. 

D.Theyhelptheirchildren.

50.HowdotheWertmansfeelabouttheirdecision?

A.They'

rehappybecausetheirchildrenarereadyforthemodernworld.

B.They'

rehappybecausethey'

reenjoyingit. 

C.They'

reunhappybecausetheywanttochangejobs.

D.They'

reunhappybecausepeopledon'

trespectMark.

B）阅读下列短文，然后按文后的要求完成所给出的题目。

B

WelcometotheOlympicInformationWebsite,whichanswersyourmostfrequently-askedquestionsabouttheOlympicGames.

WhenweretheOlympicGamesfirstheld?

ThefirstevidenceoftheancientOlympicGamesdatesbackto900BC.However,historiansbelievethattheGamesmayhavestartedaslongagoasthe13thcenturyBC.

HowoftenweretheGamesheld?

TheancientGameswereheldeveryfouryears.

WhereweretheGamesheld?

TheGameswereheldinGreece.

HowdidtheancientGamesdifferfromthemodernGames?

TheancientGameshadfarfewereventsthanthemodernGames,withcompetitionsmainlyinrunning,wrestling,andchariotracing.Musicalcompetitionswereincludedaswell.Womenwerenotallowedtoenterthecompetiton,orevenwatchit,perhapsbecausetheathletescompetedcompletelynaked!

WhendidtheancientGamesdieout?

TheancientGameseventuallydiedoutinthefourthcenturyAD,overathousandyearsaftertheystarted.Bythattime,manyathleteswerecheatingandpayingthejudgestoletthemwin.TheRoman

EmperorTheodosiusIbannedtheGamesin393AD,andbeforelongtheywerecompletelyforgotten.

WhenwerethefirstmodernOlympicGamesheld?

ThefirstmodernOlympicswereheldin1896,afteraFrenchman,BarondeCoubertin,decidedtorevivetheideaoftheancientGames.Twohundredandelevencompetitorsfrom14differentcountriestookpartintheseGames.

WhatwerethefirstmodernGameslike?

ThefirstmodernGameswereratherinformal.OneFrenchrunnerinsistedonwearingglovesduringhisrace,becausehewasrunninginfrontofroyalty!

Otherathletesenteredthecompetitionprivately,becausetheywereonvacationinGreeceatthetimeandfeltlikejoiningin.Oneofthesevacationersevenwontwogoldmedalsforplayingtennis.

HowoftenarethemodernGamesheld?

Since1896,theGameshavebeenheldeveryfouryearsindifferentcountriesaroundtheworld,withonlythreeGamesmissedbecauseofthetwoWorldWars.

HowmanyathletestakepartintheGamestoday?

Today'

sGamesareahugeevent.Nearly10,000athletescompeteintheSummerGames,whilearound2,000takepartintheWinterGames.Thankstotelevision,theyarewatchedbymillionsofviewersallaroundtheworld.

Questions51—53:

Scanthepassagetocompletethetablewithnomorethanthreewords.

Question54:

Answerthefollowingquestionbrieflyaccordingtothepassageabove.

WhyhavethreeOlympicGamesbeenmissedsince1896?

C

JohnHunter（JH）:

Good 

afternoon,everyone,and 

welcome 

to 

Health 

Matters,Radio 

Four'

sweeklylooksatwhat'

s 

new 

in 

the 

worldofmedicine.MyfirstguestthisafternoonisDrHelenGao,whoworksinamedicalpracticehereinLondon.Welcometotheprogram,DrGao.

HelenGao（HG）:

Thankyouverymuch,John.

JH:

Now,doctors 

are 

saying 

that 

may 

have 

foundacureformanyofthehealthproblemspeoplehave　today.Whatisthisamazingnewwonderdrug,DrGao?

HG:

Well,John,itmaybeawonderdrug,butit'

scertainlynotnew!

It'

sjustasimpledrinkofwater.

Asimpledrinkofwater?

Yes,that'

sright.Doctors 

now 

believethatmanyoftheillnessesandhealthproblemspeoplesufferfromaresimplycaused 

bydehydration,or（55）________________________.Mostpeople