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Whenthedayoftheshowcame,Iwasso5 

thatIcouldn'

teat.ItwasthefirsttimeIhadplayedinfrontofotherpeopleandIfelt6 

unsureofmyself.IhadnoideawhetherIwas7 

goodandwasworriedthatnoonewouldlikeme.

Whenmyturncame,IplayedmyfavoritetuneandIevenstartedto8 

!

IcouldnothearwhatIsoundedlike,buttomysurprise,Ieventuallyforgotaboutallthepeopleintheaudienceandstartedtoenjoymyself.Whenthesongended,everyoneclappedandsomepeople9 

Aftertheshowaman10 

uptometosayhowmuchheenjoyedmy11 

.Hesaidthathehadarockband,andtheyneededtotakeonaguitarplayer.Heaskedmetocomealongthenextdaytohaveatry.Thissuccessfultrialturnedmydreaminto12 

.Inthefollowingdays,we13 

aroundalot,playinginconcertsinlotsofplacesaroundtheworld.SometimeswewouldentercompetitionsandoncewewentonTV.

Wereallyenjoyedourselvesandlifewaslikeabiglongjourney.Aswebecamemoresuccessful,wehadtoworkharderandpracticemoreandeventuallyIbecame14 

oftravellingsomuch.Butnow,nearlyfiftyyearslater,Ilookbackonthosecarefreedaysofmy15 

asamongthebestmomentsofmylife.

1.A.BesidesB.ThusC.ThereforeD.Instead

2.A.similarB.normalC.strangeD.different

3.A.guitarB.violinC.pianoD.drum

4.A.enjoyableB.attractiveC.excitingD.frightening

5.A.nervousB.inspiredC.disappointedD.excited

6.A.exactlyB.hardlyC.extremelyD.highly

7.A.someB.anyC.wellD.much

8.A.danceB.actC.announceD.sing

9.A.shoutedB.jumpedC.praisedD.cheered

10.A.lookedB.cameC.wentD.faced

11.A.performanceB.behaviorC.presenceD.instrument

12.A.practiceB.considerationC.realityD.effect

13.A.touredB.ranC.workedD.turned

14.A.fondB.tiredC.awareD.proud

15.A.competitionsB.memoryC.friendshipD.youth

二、补全短文（共10小题；

共10分）

ThereoncelivedaboynamedWooSing,16. 

fatherbroughthomeamirror.WooSinghadneverseenonebefore.Sowhenhesawitforthefirsttime,hedidn'

tunderstand17. 

itwas,butthoughthesaw18. 

boy,whichmadehimveryhappy,forhethoughttheboyhadcometoplaywithhim.Hespoketothestrangerinaveryfriendlyway,butreceivednoreply.Helaughedandwavedattheboy,whodidexactly19. 

samething.Thenhethought,"

I'

llgocloser.Itmaybethathedoesn'

thearme."

Butwhenhebegantowalk,theotherboyimitated（模仿）him.WooSingstopped20. 

（think）aboutthesestrangeactions,sayingtohimself,"

Thisboyisfoolingme.HedoeseverythingthatIdo."

Andthemorehethoughtaboutit,the21. 

（angry）hebecameandsoonhenoticedtheboybecameangry,too.SoWooSing22. 

（strike）theboyintheglass,butheonlyhurthisownhandandwent23. 

（cry）tohisfather,whosaid,"

Theboyyousawwas24. 

image.Thisshouldteachyouanimportantlesson,myson.Youshouldnevershowyourangertoothers.Nowrememberthat25. 

reallifewhenyoustrikewithoutcauseyou'

llhurtyourselfmostofall."

三、阅读理解（共20小题；

共40分）

A

Teenagerswhodrinkalcoholareathigherriskofbecomingvictimsofviolence,aCardiffUniversitystudyhasfound.

AteamfromtheSchoolofDentistry'

sViolenceResearchGroupstudieddrinkinghabitsofchildrenaged11-16inEngland.Theyfoundnotonlyalinkbetweendrinkandviolencebutalsothatchildrenwhodrankweremorelikelytobehit,eveniftheyweren'

tviolentthemselves.

Theresearchersarenowcallingformeasurestopreventalcoholmisusetoreduceinjuryrisk.Currentpolicyfocusesonreducingaggressionbutthisresearchshowsthatthereshouldbeequalefforttoreducevictimization.

Morethan4,000childrenweresurveyedat13schoolsatfourlocalauthoritiesintheNorth,theMidlands,London,andtheSouth.Thestudyfoundthat25%of11-year-oldsweredrinkingmonthlyand3.6%daily,with12.8%admittingtogettingdrunk3to5timesayear.Bytheageof16,40%weredrinkingweeklyand62%weredrinkingeveryday.Theresearchalsoshowed22.6%of16-year-oldsweregettingdrunkmorethan21timesayear.

Thestudy,whichhasjustbeenpublishedintheJournalofAdolescence,foundastronglinkbetweenfrequencyofdrinkingandfrequencyofhittingotherpeople.

However,childrenwhoreporteddrinkingmonthlywerealsothreetimesmorelikelytobehit.Adolescents（青少年）whodrankbutdidn'

tgetintofightsweremorelikelytobehitthanthosewhodidfight.

ProfessorJonathanShepherd,wholedtheresearch,saidalotofpreviousalcohol-relatedviolenceworkhadfocusedontheoffenders（惹事的人）ratherthanthevictims.Histeamiscallingformorepreventionworkfromparentsandteachersinthefirsttwoyearsofsecondaryschoolbytakingadvantageofthe"

teachablemoment"

thatis,immediatelyafterastudenthasmissedschoolbecauseofdrunkenness.

PreviousworkbyProfessorJonathanShepherdhasshowndrinkersmaybemoreatriskofviolencebecauseofreducedphysicalco-ordination,poordecision-makinginthreateningsituationsandisolationwhileoutlateatnight.Hesaid,"

Thisnewstudyseemstobethefirsttoshowadirectlinkbetweenalcoholmisuseandvictimization.Therenowneedstobemuchmoreeffortputintoreducingalcoholmisuseinordertoreduceinjury."

26.Themainideaofthepassageisthatteenagerswhodrinkalcohol 

A.oftenoffendotherpeople

B.oftenbecomeinjured

C.aremorelikelytobecomevictimsofviolence

D.aremorelikelytofightwithothers

27.Theunderlinedword"

aggression"

inthethirdparagraphprobablymeans"

"

A.violenceB.sadfeelingsC.badmannersD.drunkenness

28.Theresearcharguesthatmoreeffortshouldbemadeto 

A.reduceaggressionB.preventfighting

C.reducevictimizationD.preventdrinkingalcohol

29.DrinkersmaybemoreatriskofviolencebecauseofallthefollowingEXCEPT 

A.reducedphysicalco-ordination

B.isolationwhileoutlateatnight

C.ahigherfrequencyofhittingotherpeople

D.poordecision-makinginthreateningsituations

30.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtoProfessorShepherd'

sresearch?

A.Thefrequencyofchildrengettingdrunkincreaseswithage.

B.Hispreviousalcohol-relatedviolenceworkhadfocusedontheoffenders.

C.Somechildrenmissedschoolbecauseofdrunkenness.

D.Thisnewstudyshowsadirectlinkbetweenalcoholmisuseandvictimization

B

Themorningforoursnowmobiling（雪上汽车）adventurefinallyarrived,andwesetoffonthehour-and-a-halfdrivetotheresort.Afreshpowderhadfallenthenightbefore,andeverythingwasfrostedwhite.Wecouldn'

thaveaskedformoreperfectconditions.Thesunsparkled（闪光）onthesnow,andthetrails（路线）werecompletelyempty—notanotherpersonorsnowmobileinsight.Wewerethrilledatbeingtheonlypeopleformilesaround...untilwegotgoing.

Aswedrovethroughthedesertedwilderness（荒野）,myexcitementbecamestone-coldfear.IhadnoideawhatIwasafraidof,orwhyIwasafraid,butsuddenlyeveryturn,everyhill,everysteep（陡峭的）sideofthemountainscaredmetodeath.Ikeptpicturinguscrashingheadlongintoatreeorfallingoffthesideofadrop.

Butafterlunchthingschanged.Weweretheonlyhumanswhohadbeentheresincethesnowfall.Thepeacefulplace,theincrediblebeautyofthelandscape,andthealmostsacredexperienceofsharingamountainwiththewildlifetouchedmyverycore（核心）.Mymindclearedandquietedandmymusclesrelaxed.

Aswedrovethelastlegoftherun,Ibegantoresentbeingafraidtodrive.Deepdown,Iwantedtobeinchargeofthethingthatscaredme.ItmademeangrythatfearwaskeepingmefromsomethingIreallywantedtodo.Thedaywascomingtoanend,andtheresortwasonlyafewmilesaway.IknewthatifIdidn'

ttakemychancenow,Iwouldregretit.

Isignaledtomyhusbandtopullover.Iwantedtodrive,althoughmyheartpounded（重击）.Istaredoffslowlyandfeltthewindinmyface.Ismiledandspedupalittle.Iletouta"

Yee-haw!

andwentfullout,takingmyhusbandonthebestrideoftheday.

Weendedthedayonthatbreathless,carefree,andIfeltproudofmyself—proudofovercomingmyfear.

31.Whatisthestorymainlyabout?

A.Whattheauthorlovesaboutsnowmobiling.

B.Whatdifficultiesthecouplefacedduringtheiradventure.

C.Whatinterestedtheauthorduringhertimesnowmobiling.

D.Howtheauthorovercameherfearduringheradventure.

32.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthearticle?

A.Theauthorwasconfidentasshewasdrivinginthedesertedwilderness.

B.Theauthordidn'

tgetworrieduntiltheystartedtodrivethroughthedesertedwild.

C.Awarethatsheandherhusbandweretheonlypeoplearound,theauthorbecameanxious.

D.Theauthorwassonervousthatshealmostcrashedintoabigtree.

33.Accordingtothearticle,afterlunchtheauthor 

A.graduallycalmeddown

B.stoppedtoenjoythebeautifulscenery

C.sawsomewildlifeonthemountain

D.wasafraidtocontinueherjourney

34.Theunderlinedword"

resent"

inParagra