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the　B.the；

/　C.the;

a　D./;

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（　　）22.________thecurrentworldeconomicdownturn,Chineseshoppersarespendingmoreonluxuryproductsabroadthanthosefromanyothercountry.

A.Inspiteof　B.Intermsof　C.Incaseof　D.Forfearof

（　　）23.MrsGreenprefersarestaurantinasmalltownto________insolargeacityasNewYork.

A.it　B.those　C.this　D.one

（　　）24.ThenewstatueofQinHuiandhiswife________inasittingpositionratherthaninakneelingonehascausedheateddebatesacrossthenation.

A.tobe　B.being　C.are　D.havingbeen

（　　）25.Atthebeginningoftheyear2018,theChinesegovernmentvoiceditsdecisionto________theextremelyhighcostsofpreschooleducation.

A.cutoutfor　B.breakawayfrom　C.crackdownon　D.putupwith

（　　）26.Statisticsshowthatmenhave________aswomendowhatevervehiclestheydrive.

A.twiceseriousaccidentsasmany　B.seriousaccidentsasmanytwice

C.seriousaccidentsastwicemany　D.twiceasmanyseriousaccidents

（　　）27.Whenaskedwhattheywouldvolunteertodo,________saidtheywerewillingtodosomethingtheycould.

A.halfofwhom　B.halfofthem　C.halfofthese　D.halfofwhich

（　　）28.Hisplansarevery________.HewantstopassCET4,IELTSandShanghaiInterpretationTestbeforeheentersuniversity.

A.ambitious　B.abundant　C.ambiguous　D.appropriate

（　　）29.IthinkZhangYimou'

snewly－releasedmovieTheFlowersOfWarisoutstanding________itputsitsspotlightonthetwomostuniversalandattractivethemes—womenandwars.

A.inorderthat　B.inthat　C.onconditionthat　D.onpurposethat

（　　）30.Theyarebrothersandsisters,buttheydonotalwaysagreeaswellasthey________.Quarrelsbreakoutnowandthen.

A.may　B.will　C.can　D.should

（　　）31.Intoday'

scompetitiveeconomy,________everyoneistryingtodomorewithless,you'

vegottofigureoutawaytoprofitfromtheverybeginning.

A.how　B.where　C.which　D.that

（　　）32.________someteenagersdon'

trealizeis________difficultlifecanbeaftertheygetaddictedtodrugs.

A.What;

that　B.That;

what　C.What;

how　D.That;

how

（　　）33.Theydiscussedtheissueoftheworld'

sclimateinDurban,SouthAfricaseveraltimesbutcouldcometono________.

A.result　B.judgment　C.end　D.conclusion

（　　）34.MrSmithwashavingameetingatthattime;

otherwisehe________overtohelpus.

A.hadcome　B.wasgoingtocome　C.wouldhavecome　D.wouldcome

35.—I'

mgoingtoSyria.Wouldyoupleasetellmeaboutyourexperiencesthere?

—________.Let'

sdiscussitoverdinner.

A.Byallmeans　B.Itjustdepends　C.Nevermind　D.Goahead

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20分）

请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

WhenIwasapuppy,Ientertainedyouandmadeyoulaugh.WheneverIwas“bad”，you'

d__36__meandask,“Howcouldyou？

”—butthenyou'

drelent（变温和）,and__37__meoverforabellyrub.

Myhousetrainingtookalittlelongerthan__38__，becauseyouwereterriblybusy,butwe__39__onthattogether.Wewentforlongwalksintheparkand__40__ridesinthesuburbs.Westoppedforicecream.Itooklongnaps（小睡）inthesunwaitingforyoutocomehomeatthe__41__oftheday.

__42__，youbeganspendingmoretimeatworkandonyourcareer,andmoretime__43__ahumanmate.Eventually,youfellinlove.She,nowyourwife,isnota“dog－person”，butstillIwas__44__becauseyouwerehappy.

Thenthehumanbabiescame__45__andIsharedyourexcitement.Iwas__46__bytheirpinkness,howtheysmelled,andIwantedtomotherthemtoo.Yourwifewas__47__Iwouldhurtthem.Butnevertheless,__48__theybegantogrow,Ibecametheirfriend.Ilovedthemandtheylovedme.

Thenyoudidn'

twantme__49__.Youhadabetterjobinanewcity.Theapartmentbuildinginwhichyouwerelivingdidn'

t__50__pets.Youtoldyourwifethatitwasthedogpound（动物收容所）thatwassuitableforme.

Iwasexcitedaboutthecarrideuntilwearrivedatthedogpound.Itsmelledofdogsandcats,offearand__51__.Youfilledoutthepaperworkandsaid,“Iknowyouwillfindagoodhomeforher.”Theyshruggedandgaveyouapainedlook.Thechildrenwerein__52__astheywavedmegoodbye.

Isitbettertolivewithhopeorwithouthope?

SometimeswhenIhearhuman__53__，Ithinkitisyou,orperhapsanotherhumanwhowillloveme.It__54__is.ThenIfeelterrible.Visitorsareonlyinterestedinpuppydogs,notold－timerslikeme.

Mybeloved__55__，Iwillthinkofyouandwaitforyouforever.Ihopeyoureceivemoreloyalty（忠诚）fromyourfamilythanIshowedtoyou.

（　　）36.A.praise　B.question　C.scold　D.touch

（　　）37.A.throw　B.roll　C.catch　D.chase

（　　）38.A.ever　B.expected　C.before　D.necessary

（　　）39.A.turned　B.focused　C.moved　D.worked

（　　）40.A.car　B.truck　C.horse　D.dog

（　　）41.A.beginning　B.middle　C.end　D.time

（　　）42.A.Generally　B.Fortunately　C.Hopefully　D.Gradually

（　　）43.A.workingwith　B.searchingfor　C.dealingwith　D.askingafter

（　　）44.A.happy　B.disappointed　C.sad　D.relaxed

（　　）45.A.round　B.over　C.along　D.on

（　　）46.A.fascinated　B.shocked　C.astonished　D.embarrassed

（　　）47.A.sure　B.aware　C.informed　D.afraid

（　　）48.A.as　B.because　C.before　D.though

（　　）49.A.anyway　B.anyhow　C.somewhat　D.anymore

（　　）50.A.receive　B.forbid　C.allow　D.need

（　　）51.A.excitement　B.warmth　C.homelessness　D.wilderness

（　　）52.A.danger　B.terror　C.tears　D.hopes

（　　）53.A.sounds　B.footsteps　C.songs　D.talks

（　　）54.A.always　B.sometimes　C.seldom　D.never

（　　）55.A.master　B.visitor　C.friend　D.companion

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。

A

Accordingtoanewsurvey,morethanhalfoftheparentsintheUnitedStatesarehelping,orhavehelpedorsupportedtheiradultchildrenwhohavebeenhitbyhighunemploymentandpoorwages.Itshowedthatpresenteconomicconditionsarediscouragingyoungadultsfromleavinghomeandforcingthosewhohavealreadygone,socalledboomerangkids,toreturn.

“Parentsarecontinuingtheirfinancialinvolvementlongerthanweexpected，”saidTedBeck,presidentofNationalEndowmentforFinancialEducation（NEFE）．

About60percentofparentsquestionedinthesurveysaidtheyarehelpingtheiradultchildrenwhoarenolongerinschoolfinancially.Halfareprovidinghousingandnearlyhalfarehelpingwithlivingexpenses.

Foranincreasingnumberofadultchildren,thesituationisbad.Two－thirdsofadultchildren,aged18to39,whoarenotinschoolsaidtheyfacedtougherfinancialpressurethanpreviousgenerations,accordingtothesurvey.Andnearlyone－thirdoftheparentsagreedthatitwaseasierforthemtofindtheirfinancialfeetthanfortheirchildren.

Parentsarehelpingtheirchildrenoutofgenuine（真诚的）concernbecausetheydon'

twanttoseethemstruggle.ButBecksaidthatparentswhomakesacrificestohelptheiradultchildrenshouldbecarefulabouttheirownfinances.

“Ifyouaretakingonextradebtordelayingretirementtohelpyouradultchildren,youcouldbemakingamistakeandputtingyourownfinancialfutureindanger，”Beckwarned.

Boomerangchildrencanalsocauseotherproblemsfortheirparents.Thirtypercentofparentssaidtheyhavegivenupprivacysincetheiradultchildrenmovedbackhome,whilemorethanaquarterhavetakenonaddeddebt,andsevenpercenthavedelayedretirement.Butthesurveyalsoshowedthat42percentofadultchildrenlivingathomearehelpingwiththecookingandcleaning.

（　　）56.Accordingtothepassage,boomerangkidsherereferto________.

A.marriedadultchildren

B.grown－upslivingwithparents

C.adultchildrenindependentandsuccessfulinlife

D.adultchildrendependingonparentsforfinancialsupport

（　　）57.Whichofthefollowingmatchestheresultofthesurvey?

A.About30%ofparentsoffertheiradultchildrenhousing.

B.One－thirdofadultchildrenearnmoneymoreeasilythantheirparents.

C.Two－thirdsofadultchildrenarefacedwithfinancialproblemsinschool.

D.About50%ofparentsgivemoneytotheiradultchildrentocoverthedailycost.

（　　）58.WhatisTedBeck'

ssuggestiontotheparents?

A.Askingtheirchildrentohelpwiththehousework.

B.Beingcautiousinhelpingtheirchildren.

C.Leavingtheirchildrentostruggletolive.

D.Puttingofftheirtimeofretirement.

（　　）59.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Adultchildrenarelessindependent

B.Parentshelpsupportadultchildren

C.Badconditionsaffectchildrenalot

D.SpoiledgenerationintheUnitedStates

B

Itisalmostlikeareflex（条件反射）wheneverwehavearunnynoseoracoughwereachfortheantibiotics（抗生素）.Butmaybeyoushouldthinktwicebeforeyoustarttakingthosepillsnexttimeyouhaveabitofacold.Manydoctorswarnthatweareoverusingandsometimesmisusingantibioticstotreatcommondiseases.Thiscouldhavebadresults.

Acrosstheworld,theproblemofantibioticresistanceisgrowing,andthesituationisespeciallybadinChina.TheaverageamountofantibioticseachChinesepersontakeseveryyearisalmostthreetimestheinternationallevelandtentimesthelevelintheUnitedStates,XiaoYonghong,aprofessorinPekingUniversity,toldtheGuangmingDailyonOctober19.

Itisacommonwrongideathatantibioticsworkforalldiseasesrightdown