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---That‟sgreat.Small canoftencreatehugeblessings.
A.gestures B.impacts C.schemes D.concepts
24.Itisdifficultforoneto themannersofanotherworldwhenhedoesn‟tknowwhattheyare.
A.seeto B.tendto C.amountto D.subscribeto
25.---Whataboutaself-drivetriptoTibetthiswintervacation?
---Itsounds marvellous,butIwon‟tbeavailableatthattime.
A.simply B.equally C.firmly D.merely
26. ,youneedtobefailingmoreifyouareexpectedtosucceedintheend.
A.Strangeasmightitseem B.Asitmightseemstrange
C.Asstrangeitmightseem D.Strangeasitmightseem
27.---WhendoyouthinkIcanaccessBlackberryAppWorldonmycomputer?
---Notuntilyou yourdevicepasswordcorrectly.
A.entered B.willenter
C.haveentered D.willhaveentered
28.Whitesnow thesmallvillageafterabigsnowfall,touristsfoundthemselvessteppingintoafantasticfairyland.
A.blanketing B.blanketed C.beingblanketed D.toblanket
29.Thebestbooksaretreasuresofgoodwordsandgoldenthoughts, _,rememberedandcherished,becomeourconstantcompanions.
A.that B.which C.where D.where
30.Duringmyfirstyearabroad,IwassobusystudyingandmeetingnewpeoplethatIdidnotphonemyparentsasoftenas .
A.should B.would C.shouldhave D.wouldhave
31.---Davidhasbeen sincehegottheofferinthiscompany.
---Hehasto.Youknow,thebossisafault-finder.
A.facingthemusic B.cryingforthemoon
C.walkingoneggshell D.wakingasleepingdog
32.Menwhostayfitcanlowertheirriskofdyingfromaheartconditionby30%ascomparedwiththosewhoare .
A.outoforder B.outofplace
C.outofshape D.outofcontrol
33.Mostpeoplehavetogettoapointwheretheydon‟thaveachoice theywillchangesomething.
A.since B.before C.while D.once
34.Ourhearthis wemakeofit—giveitattentionanditimproves;
giveitnoneanditweakens.
A.what B.whether C.how D.who
35.---MakingacomputerprogramisaHerculeantaskforme.Canyougivemeahand?
---Oh, .TurntoJackson,whoisanexpertinit.
A.itcountsfornothing B.it‟snotthecase
C.itdoesn‟thurttoask D.it‟sallGreektome
第二节完形填空(共20小题:
每小题1分,满分20分)
请认真阅读下列短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
WhenKatherineandherdaughterdrovepastKatherine‟sbelovedoldhome,shewouldsay,“I‟dliketohavethathouseback.”Onher90thbirthday,thatwishcametrue.
AllKatherinewantedforher90thbirthdaywasto 36 herchildhoodhome.Herdaughter,Emilywasn‟tso 37 ontheidea.And,astheoldsayinggoes,youcan
38 reallygohomeagain.However,themomanddaughteroftendrovefromtheir
39 towntocruisepastKatherine‟sbelovedoldhome.
Oneday,asEmilyvisitedherlocalcraftstore,inspiration40her:
Hermothercouldhaveherhouseback---inreplica(复制品)41.EmilyconnectedwithRayMeyers,alocalretireddentistwitha42forwoodworking.Raytookprecisemeasurementsand43detailswiththehelpofthecurrenthomeowners.
Thereplicahomeandtheamazingstorybehinditdeservedaspecial_44.EmilyarrangedasurprisepartyatwhichthereplicaandKatherinewouldbe45.ButkeepingKatherineinthe46_wasapainfultask.
“Raywouldaskmequestionsaboutthehouse,”Emilysaysoftheplanning
47 .“Icouldn‟tremembereverything
48 thelasttimeIwasinsidewaswhenIwasateenager
Iwould49MotherandstartaconversationwhereIwouldsay,„Oh,bytheway,doyouremember…‟andaskhersomethingaboutthehouse.Shewouldgivedetailsfromhermemoryaboutthe50andthecolor.Shewouldtellme51whatsomethinglookedlikeorwhereitwasinthehouse.”
Ontheveryday,Emilywentto52Katherinetoherhouse.“Whenwewentinside,Iwasjust53.”Katherinesays.“Therewasahouseloadofpeoplesinging
„HappyBirthday‟tome.”EmilypresentedKatherinewiththecarefully
54 replicahome.
“Ijustcouldn‟tbelieveit,”Katherinesays.“Ihave55memoriesofthathouse.Ihavehadseveralfamilydinnerswhereweeataroundit.Inowturnonthetinylightswithinit.It‟ssopretty.”ForKatherine,itturnedoutthatitispossibletogohomeagain.
36.A.access B.decorate C.build D.own
37.A.keen B.soft C.dependent D.hard
38.A.generally B.sometimes C.frequently D.never
39.A.primary B.temporary C.current D.permanent
40.A.overcame B.struck C.failed D.amazed
41.A.appearance B.pattern C.outline D.form
42.A.basis B.preference C.talent D.hunger
43.A.composed B.compiled C.committed D.compared
44.A.mention B.analysis C.research D.inspection
45.A.congratulated B.appreciated C.exhibited D.honored
46.A.back B.shadows C.clouds D.dark
47.A.expectation B.process C.advance D.destination
48.A.because B.till C.asif D.sothat
49.A.visitwith B.stickwith C.dealwith D.holdwith
50.A.management B.equipment C.arrangement D.measurement
51.A.briefly B.partly C.thoroughly D.vaguely
52.A.fetch B.join C.welcome D.receive
53.A.embarrassed B.shocked C.inspired D.confused
54.A.sorted B.wrapped C.folded D.restored
55.A.recent B.distant C.fond D.selective
第三部分阅读理解(共15小题:
每小题2分,满分30分)
请认真阅读下列短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选
项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
InspiredbytheUSA’srecentsolareclipse(日蚀)?
Theseequallyimpressiveeventsandactivitieswillinspireyourdesireforavisit.
Witnessadesertsuperbloom
Occasionally,thenormallydryMojaveDesert,SonoranDesert,andChihuahuanDesertwillburstintoacarpetofyellow,purple,andpinkflowersinspring.Thisisasurperbloom,andithappensifthere’ssignificantrainfallbetweenSeptemberandNovember.There’sonewildflowerbloomevery5.3yearsonaverage,andasuperbloomonaverageonceevery
11.2years.
WHERETOGO:
DeathValleyNationalPark,California,theUSAWHENTOGO:
February—March
Watchingrocketslaunching
Everylaunchisveryimpressiveandexcitingbecauseyoudon’tknowwhatwillhappenuntilthelastmoment.Youhearthefireandfuryforseveralminutes—seeingalaunchinpersonisabilliontimesbetterthanwatchingonTV.Thecurrenthotticket,though,isgoingtowatchaSpaceXreusablerocketlaunch,thenlandbackatCapeCanaveral.
WallopsFightsFacility,VirginiaorKennedySpaceCenter,FloridaBESTTIMETOGO:
Checkorwww.nasa.gov
Enjoyanever-endinglightningstorm
Thinklightingneverstrikestwice?
TheoddsaremoregenerousoverthemouthoftheCatatumboRiveratLakeMaracaibo,Venezuela,whichhostslightingstormsforupto297nightsayear,thankstoitsuniquegeographicallocation.“WatchingtheCatatumbolightningisanexperienceyouwillgetnowhereelse,”saysJonasPiontek,aGermanphotographerwhohastravelledtheretwicetocapturethestorms.“Youarebasicallyisolatedfromeveryonenonetwork,noInternet,norealcivilizationaround.It’sjustyouandnature,andoneofthebestshowsonEarth.”
CatatumboCamp,VenezuelaWHENTOGO:
October—November
56.whatcausesasuperbloomtohappeninthedesert?
A.Steadyrainfallinayear. B.Occasionallyrainfallinwinter.
C.Heavyrainfallinspring. D.Abnormalrainfallinautumn.
57.Ifyouwanttoescapefromreality,youcangoto .
A.MojaveDesert B.WallopsFlightFaacilities
C.CatatumboCamp D.DeathValleyNationalPark
B
Ifeverypublicinteractionwerefilmed,wouldtheworldbeabetterplace?
Commonsensesuggestsitwould,andtosomeextent,wealreadyliveinsuchaworld,withclosed-circuittelevisioncameraseverywhereandsmartphonesineverypocket.
However,theroutinefilmingofeverydaylifeisabouttogotothenextlevel.Anumberofcountriesarerollingoutbodycamsforpoliceofficersandotherpublic-facingagenciessuchasschool.
Privatecitizensaregettinginontheacttoo:
cyclistsincreasinglywearheadcamsasaninsuranceagainstaggressivedrivers.Ascameratechnologygetssmallerandcheaper,itisn‟thardtoforeseeafuturewherewe‟reallfilmingeverythingallthetime,ineverydirection.Wouldthatbeagoodthing?
Theavailableevidencesuggeststhatitdiscouragesbehaviorsuchaspolicebrutality.Anotherupsideisthatitwouldbehardertogetawaywithcrimesortoescapeblameforaccidents.Butaworldoncameracouldhavesubtlenegativeeffects.ThefloodofdatawepourintothehandsofGoogle,Facebookandothershasalreadyprovedamixedblessing.Thosecompanieswouldnodoubtbewillingtouploadandstoreourbody-camdataforfree,
probablywiththeassistanceofmachinelearningalgorithms(算法)---butatwhatcostto
privacyandfreedomofchoice?
Body-camdatacouldalsocreatealegalminefield.Disputesoverthevalidityandinterpretationofpolicefootage(执法镜头)havealreadysurfaced.
Eventually,eventsnotcaughtoncameracouldbetreatedasiftheydidn‟thappen,likeatreefallingintheforest.Alternatively,footagecouldbefakedordoctoredtoescapeblameorincriminateothers.
Ofcourse,there‟salwaystheargumentthatifyou‟renotdoinganythingwrong,youhavenothingtofear.Butmostpeople