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A.for 

B.with 

C.of 

D.to

5.These_______menwereputinprisonforattackingMr.Smithandgivinghimagoodbeating.

A.gentle 

B.violent 

　　C.helpful 

D.generous

6.Heforgottoturnontheradioand_______missedtheprogramme.

A.even 

B.anyway　　C.thus 

D.instead

7.—I’mafraidIcan’tpassthefinalmathsexamination.

　—_______.Thingswon’tbeasbadasyouthink.

A.Turnup 

B.Cheerup　　C.Makeup 

D.Hurryup

8.Thecarcametoastopjust_______topreventanaccident.

A.attimes 

B.ontime 

C.innotime 

D.intime

9.Ifonekeepswhathewantsinmindandtriestoliveit,hewillsucceed________.

A.ontime 

B.intime 

C.foronetime 

D.bythetime

10.—Excuseme,canIhelpyousir?

　　—Yes,canyoutellmethedirection________thethiefthepoliceareafterran?

A.where 

B.that 

C.underwhich 

D.inwhich

11.Whatastrangeman！

Heloveshiswife，but 

________heoftenbeatsher.

atatime 

B．atonetime 

C．intime 

D．atthesametime

12.Youmustthinkofaway________intothedangerousareas.

A．stoppingpeoplegetting 

B．tostoppeopletoget 

C．tokeeppeoplegetting 

D．topreventpeoplefromgetting

13.________ 

Mr.Smithis 

well 

again，hecangoonwithhiswork.

A．Nowandthen 

B．Nowthat 

C．Theotherday 

D．Nowjust

14.Kateworkedlateintheeveningtofinishherreport________herbosscouldreaditthenextmorning.

A．sothat 

B．because 

C．before 

D．orelse

15.Inamodernsocietyfulloffiercecompetitions，________apersondoesisnotalwaysthesameas________hesays.

A．what;

what 

B．what;

that 

C．that;

D．that;

what

16.IhadnoideawhenWorldWarⅡ________，soIturnedtomyteacherforhelp.

A．brokedown 

B．brokeout 

C．brokein 

D．brokeaway

17.Shemade________hertasktotakecareofthesechildren.

A．this 

B．that 

C．one 

D．It

18.Theeveningnewscomesonatseveno'

clockand_____onlythirtyminutes.

A．keeps 

B.continues 

C.finishes 

D.Lasts

19.Completelylostintheexciting_____ofthefootballmatch,Tomdidn'

tfeelhispocketpicked.

A．scene 

B.view 

C.atmosphere 

D.Sight

20.It'

s_________fortheShenzhouVIIspaceshipthateveryChinesefeelscheerfulandproud.

A．soasuccessfulflight 

B.sosuccessfulaflight

C.suchsuccessfulaflight 

D.asuchsuccessfulflight 

21._______mattersmostinlearningEnglishisenoughpractice.

A.What 

B.Why 

C.Where 

D.Which

22._______parentssayanddohasalife-longeffectontheirchildren.

A.That 

B.Which 

C.What 

D.As

23._______isourbeliefthatimprovementsinhealthcarewillleadtoastronger,moreprosperouseconomy.

A.As 

B.That 

C.This 

D.It

24.________yousaidis 

differentfrom 

thething________hetoldus.　　

A.What,what 

B.That,that　 

C.What,that 

D.That,what　　

25.—Ithink________hesaidistrue.　

—Butdon’tforgetthefact________heisacheat.　　

A．what,what 

B.that,that　　C.what,that 

D.that,what　　

26.________surprisedusmostis________hespokeEnglishsowell.　　

A．What,what 

B.That,that　　C.What,that 

D.That,what　

　二、完形填空（30分）

ManypeoplehaveheardofFranklin’sfamouskiteexperiment,butnotmanyknowhowtodotheexperimentthemselves.TorepeatFranklin’s1,firstmakeakite.Useahandkerchief2

ofsilk,whichis3towithstandthewindandrain.Buildaframebymakingacrossoftwopiecesof4wood,justlongenoughtoreachthecornersofthe5.Tiethecornerstothepointsoftheframe,andthenattachatailofcloth6yourkite.Finishwithagoodstrongkitestring,one7willbelongenoughtoflythekitehigh.

Togetthekitereadyfortheexperiment,therearethreeveryimportant8.Firsttakealongsharppieceofmetalandattachittothelongerlegofthecross,9afootormorebeyondtheframe.10,takeametalkeyandtieittotheendofthekitestring,theendthatwillbeonthegroundnearyou.Finallytakeasilk11andtieitontothekitestring,justabovethekey.Thissilkribbonneeds12dryduringthewholeexperiment,to13youandanyonenearbyfromtheelectricity.Allyouneednowisacondenserto14theelectricity—and

15astormydaywiththunderandrain.

1.A.story B.life C.experiment D.kite

2.A.because B.made C.produced D.tied

3.A.good B.strong C.long D.large

4.A.light B.heavy C.high D.metal

5.A.ground B.sky C.handkerchief D.wood

6.A.up B.over C.with D.to

7.A.that B.which C.where D.what

8.A.steps B.reasons C.method D.factors

9.A.speakingof B.stickingout C.cuttingoff D.reachingout

10.A.However B.Instead C.Though D.Next

11.A.hat B.cloth C.ribbon D.cover

12.A.keep B.tobekept C.beingkept D.kept

13.A.protect B.prevent C.escape D.suffer

14.A.produce B.test C.collect D.show

15.A.firstofall B.aboveall C.inall D.allover

三、阅读理解，根据短文内容选择最佳答案（30分）

A

StephenHawking,arguablythemostfamousscientistalivetoday,cannotwriteonpaperandcannotevenholdapen.Hisdisabilities,however,havenotaffectedhismind.Hawkingisabletograspsomeofthemostcomplexconceptsknowntomanandsomehowsimplifythemforothers.

HawkingwasborninOxford,EnglandonJanuary8,1942.Whenhewasabout8yearsold,hisfamilymovedtothetownofStAlbans,about20milestothenorthofLondon,whereheattendedStAlbansschoolattheageofeleven.Hawkingthenattendedhisfather’soldcollege,UniversityCollege.Stephenwantedtodomathematics,whichwasnotavailableatUniversityCollege,sohedidphysicsinstead.HeearnedadegreeinNaturalSciencewithfirstclasshonoursinjustthreeyears.HawkingthenheadedtoCambridgetostudyCosmology.HecompletedhisPhDandthenstayedonatCambridgeatfirstaResearchFellowandthenaProfessorFellow.In1973,HawkingmovedfromtheInstituteofAstronomytothedepartmentofAppliedMathematicsandTheoreticalPhysics.In1979,hewasgiventhepostofLucasianProfessorofMathematics,whichhecontinuestoholdtothisday.HeistodayafellowoftheRoyalSocietyandamemberoftheUSnationalAcademyofSciences.

Hawking’sgreatinteresthasbeentounderstandthebasiclawsthatouruniversefollows.Oneofhismostwell-knownachievementswastodemonstrate,alongwithRogerPenrose,thatEinstein’stheoryofgeneralrelativityneededtobebroughttogetherwithquantumtheory.HawkingandPenroseshowedthatifEinstein’stheorywascarriedoutlogically,spaceandtimemusthavebeguninsomethinglikethe“BigBang”ofevolutionarytheoryandmustendinblackholes.

Hawkinghasreceivednumerousmedals,awardsandotherprizesforhiswork.Heisknowntodaynotonlyamongprofessionalscientistsbutalsobythegeneralpublic.Hehaspublishedseveralbooksspeciallywrittentotrytoexplainhistheoriestothecommonman.ThreeofhismostpopularbooksarehisbestsellersABriefHistoryofTime,BlackHolesandBabyUniversesandOtherEssaysandmostrecentlyin2001,TheUniverseinaNutshell.Hawkingcontinuestoresearchandwrite,notlettinghisdisabilitiesslowhimdown.Hisgoalissimple,hesays.Hesimplywants“acompleteunderstandingoftheuniverse.Whyitisasitisandwhyitexistsatall.”

1.StephenHawkingisarguablythemostfamousscientistbecause_____.

A.heistheonlyonewhoisalivetoday

B.heistotallydisabled

C.hecannotonlyunderstandbutexplaincomplextheoriesinsimplerways

D.hehasreceivednumerousmedals

2.Theunderlinedsentenceprobablymeans______.

A.hestudiedphysicsinsteadofmathematicsbecausethedegreestudiesweren’tprovided

B.hecouldn’taffordtostudyatUniversityCollege

C.UniversityCollegewasmorefamousforphysicsteachingandresearch

D.hewasmoreinterestedinphysicsthanmathematics

3.StephenHawkingworkedintheInstituteofAstronomy______.

A.before1979 B.afterhegainedhisPhD

C.before1973 D.afterhisbookswerepublished

4.ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatStephenHawking______.

A.hasbeenastudentofEinstein

B.hasbeenaNobelPrizewinner

C.completedhisthreemostpopularbooksin2001

D.isawell-knowntheoreticalscientistwithmanyhonours

5.Thewriterwrotethisarticlemainlyto______.

A.compareEinstein’swithStephenHawking’sachievements

B.showhowStephenHawkingbecameagreatscientist

C.introduceStephenHawkingandhisgreatness

D.encourageyoungpeopletolearnfromhim

B

TwoChinaastronauts,FeiJunlongandNieHaisheng,aresafelybackonearthaftertheirShenzhou6spacecraftsuccessfullytoucheddownonthegrasslandsofInnerMongoliaSundayat4:

32:

50pm,endingafive-daymissionandChina’ssecondmannedspaceflight.

“Iwanttothankthepeoplefortheirloveandcare,”Feisa