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Themostimportantthingstorememberinyourpursuitofhappinessare:
1.Happinessshouldnotbeyouronly50arealgoal,likebettergrades,abetter
job,orcloserfriends,issuretogivemorehappinessthanchasingafterafeeling.
2.Happinessmay51allsizesandshapes.52youkeepyoursenseofhumor
andseethingsinabalancedway,happinesswillcometoyoufasterthantothepersonwhoisalwaysworryingaboutwhattomorrowwillbring.
3・Happinessismeanttobe53・"
Laughandtheworldlaughswithyou,cryandyou
cryalone.n
III.ReadingComprehension32%
SectionA
ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext・
Chinesestudentsaregenerallyfondofstudyingvery,veryhardforlonghours・Thisisanexcellent54,butitisoftenaninefficient(效率低的)wayofstudy.Anefficient
studentmusthave55sleep,food,restandrelaxation.Everydayyouneedtakea
walkorplaybasketballordosomethingyoufind56.Anditisnecessaryforyouto
seeafilmorvisitsomescenicspols(丿凡景区)every57andthen・Whenyou
58toyourstudies,yourmindwillberefreshedandyoif11learnthemost・Endlesshoursofnoddingoveryourbooksare59effectivethanshorteractivestudysession(课时).
disappointedinyourprogress.PsychologistsOC?
理学家)havefound61learningtasks
likethisway:
first,youmakesuchgreatprogressthatyoufeelveryhappy.Thenyourlanguageability62thesame:
youbelieveyouarenotlearninganythingatalland
youfeel63・Thisperiodcanlastfordays64evenweeks,butyoumustnot
65・Atsomepointyourlanguagewillagaintake66bigjumpandyou511seethatyoureallyhavebeenlearning67・
PerhapswecansaythatlearningEnglishisliketakingChinesemedicinewhoseeffects
comeslowlybut
68•Don\giveuphalfway・
54.A.way
B.means
C.idea
D.character
55.A.little
B.agreatdealof
C・much
D.enough
56・A.ithappy
B.relaxation
C.relaxing
D.relaxed
57.A.now
B.day
C.of
D.with
58.A.go
B.come
C.return
D.refer
59.A.very
B.much
C・more
D.less
60.A.good
B.possible
C・impossible
D.low
61.A.that
B.outthat
C.itout
D.itoutthat
62.A.stays
B.in
C.place
D・seemstostay
63.A.sad
B.better
C.helpless
D.regretful
64.A.and
B.but
C.or
D.nor
65.A.discourage
B.loseyourheart
C・bediscouraging
D.loseheart
66.A.other
B.theother
C・another
D.another
67.A.all
B.allthetime
C.atall
D.attime
68.A.quickly
B.timely
C.surely
D.mainly
Directions:
Readthefollowingfourpassages-Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.
(A)
There,refivepeopleatourtable,includingmyself.Fvealreadylearntagreatdealaboutthemintheshorttimewe'
vebeenatsea,althoughwerarelymeetexceptatmealtimes.
Firstofall,there9sDrStone.He'
samanofaboutsixtyfive,withgrayhairandafriendlyface.Hegaveuphisworkashortwhileagoandisnowtravelingroundtheworldbeforeheretirestosomequietcountryvillage.Asayoungman,heservedformanyyearsasadoctorintheAnnyandvisitedmanycountries.He9stoldusalotaboutthecitytowhichwearegoing・
Thenthere'
s"
Grandmother^.Icallherthatbecausehernameescapesme.Inspiteof
beingagrandmother,shelooksratheryoung,notmorethanfifty,She'
sonherwaytovisitadaughterwhowenttoAustraliasomeyearsago.Naturallysheisveryexcitedatthethoughtofseeingheragain,andherthreegrandchildren,whomshehasneverseen.
samanIdon9tcareforverymuch,anengineerbythenameofBarlow.HehasbeenonleaveinEnglandandisnowreturningtohisworkinSingapore・
TheotherpersonwhositsatourtableisMrs.Hunt.Pvefoundouthardlyanythingabouther.She'
sextremelyquietandrarelytalks,excepttoconsult(咨询)thedoctoraboutchildren'
svariousillness.She'
sonherwaytojoinherhusbandinIndia.
69.WhatcanweknowaboutM匚Stone?
A.HeisadoctorintheArmynow.
B・Heisgoingtogiveuphiswork.
C.Heknowsalotaboutthecitytheauthorisgoingto.
D.Hehasbeenretiredformanyyears・
70.
Thewritercallsthesecondperson"
Grandmother^because
(B)
AaronCarterisrfIlikeother12-year-olds.Hedoesn5tgotoschool,andhe,salreadygotajob•Heisabigpopstar.AfewyearsagohestartedhissingingwithCrazyLittlePartyGirl,whichbecameahitatonce・Nowhegoesaroundtheworldandhissongsareinthetops.
Becausehe^stravelingaroundallthetimeAarondoesn'
thavetogotoschool,butdorftenvyhimtoomuch——hestillhastodolessonsandhomework.Andheisgoodatlearning.
Thavetofitmyschoolworkaroundmysinging,”heexplains."
ButFmluckybecauseIhaveaprivatetutorwhotravelswithme.Isometimeshavetohavelessonsonaplane.That'
sreallyinteresting!
^
Aaron'
sfavoritesubjectismathbuthehateshistory.Heknowsclearlythathavingagoodsingingcareerdoesn'
tmeanhecangowithoutschoolwork.
TtwouldbeeasytothinkthatIdoiftneedtodowellinexams,butthatwouldbecrazy厂hesays・"
It'
simportanttogetmyquali行cations(资格)sothatIhavesomethingtofallbackon.Besides,it'
sinterestingtolearnaboutotherpeopleandcultures/5
sfavoritetypeofmusicisrock'
n,roll.“Thebestthingaboutbeingasinger"
hesays,“isthatyougettotravelallaroundtheworld.Buttheworstthingisthatyoureawayfromhomesomuchthatyoudonlgettoseeyourfriendsorfamily/'
72.Accordingtothepassage,welearnthatAaronCarteris•
A.acomposerB・asuccessfulsingerC・ahistoryloverD.ayoung
businessman
73.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTrue?
A.AaronCarterdoesn'
tgotoschoolbecausehelikessingingbetter.
B・AaronCarterhashisownteache匚
C.Aaronlikesmathaswellashistory.
D.AaronCarterlikestravelingallaroundtheworldanddislikesseeingfriendsandfamily.
74.Theunderlinedphrase"
fallbackorTinthefifthparagraphhasthesimilarmeaning
as・
A.checkinB.returntoC・dependonD・decideon
(C)
ThepeoplewholivedinItalyandnorthernEuropeduringthefifteenthandsixteenthcenturieswerethefirstpeopletothinkofthemselvesasbelongingtoanera(时代)•ItwastheRenaissance(文艺复兴),aperiodofrenewedinterestinlearningaftertheMiddleAges.
Themotto(座右铭)oftheRenaissancewas“Amancandoallthingsifhewills,”andthemanwhofulfilledthatmottomorethananyotherwasLeonardodaVinci.DaVinciwasgoodatportraiture,anewartformthatdescribedpeopleasindividuals.Hispaintingofthe“MonaLisa”remainsthemostfamousportraiteverdone・
ButLeonardowasalsoaskilledarchitectandengineer,whodesignedasubmarine,helicopterandairplane,longbeforethoseinventionswereeverbuilt.Hundredsofdrawingsandthousandsofpagesinhisnotebooksprovedhisinterestinastronomy,anatomy,botany,geology,andaboveallmathematics.Hewasinterestedincityplanningandsanitationandwasreportedlyagiftedmusician.
SincetheRenaissance,theterm“RenaissancemanMhasbeenappliedto(适用至!
J)othc「s,who,likeLeonardodaVinci,excelledinmanyvariousfields.ThomasJeflersonisperhapsthebestexample.He,too,wasabornmusicianandarchitectaswellasbotanist,philosopher,writerandthirdPresidentoftheUnitedStates.
75.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.ThemottooftheRenaissancewas"
Amancandoallthings:
B・LeonardodaVincimadethemostachievementsamongpeopleduringtheRenaissance.
C.Portraiturewasanewartformofpaintingpictures.
D.“MonaLisa”isamongthemostfamousportraitsinhistory.
76."
RenaissancemarTmeans.
A.anypersonduringtheperiodofRenaissance
B.anypersonwhomakesgreatachievementsinsomecertainfield.
C.anypersonwhoexpertsatmanydifferentfieldsduringtheRenaissance
D.anypersonwhoexpertsatmanydifferentfieldseversincetheRenaissance
77.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthecommoninteresttoLeonardodaVinciandThomasJefferson?
A.MusicB.SanitationC.ArchitectureD.Botany
(D)
ItwasadarkNovemberdayin1895.InalaboratoryattheroyalUniversityofWurzburg,inwesternGermany,a50・year-oldphysicsprofessor,WilhelmRoentgen,performedwhatlookedlikeatypeofmagic.Heplacedaglassvacuum(真空)tubeinsideablackcardboardboxandappliedahigh-voltagecurrent(高压电流)・Hesuddenlynoticedthat,onabenchnearby,apieceofpapercoatedwithachemicalsubstancebegangivingoffanstrangelight.Overthefollowingtwoweeks,