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C．nottoeatD．noteating

3．Intheeighteenthcentury,manypeoplewenttoCaliforniatotrytheir________.

A．fortuneB．fortunate

C．fightD．lucky

4．Theemployee________toimpressthecompanywithhisclevernessanddiligence.

A．setaboutB．setout

C．setoffD．setup

5．Hismotherhadthoughtitwouldbegoodforhischaracterto________fromhomeandearnsomemoneyonhisown.

A．runawayB．takeaway

C．keepawayD．getaway

6．Theaudiencewas________veryyoungchildren.

A．madeofB．madefrom

C．madeinD．madeupof

7．Themanagersdiscussedtheplanthattheywouldliketosee________thenextyear.

A．carryoutB．carryingout

C．carriedoutD．tocarryout

8．Heputhisoarsinthewaterand________thesmoothsurfaceofthelake.

A．disturbedB．interrupted

C．stoppedD．made

9．Footballisplayedinsomanycountries,________itthemostpopularsportintheworld.

A．makingB．tomake

C．madeD．make

10．Whenhecameback,hefoundthatallthethingsstill________wherehehad________them.

A．lay；

laidB．laid;

laid

C．lay；

lainD．lying；

lain

11．The________lookonhisfacesuggestedhe________that.

A．surprising；

hadn'

texpected

B．surprising；

wouldexpect

C．surprised；

D．surprised；

wouldn'

thaveexpected

12．Thedatefortheconferencewehadbeenlookingforward________atlast.

A．tocomeB．tocoming

C．tocameD．tohavecome

13．Wehavenochoicebut________.

A．comeB．coming

C．tocomeD．came

14．—Whoisthemanstandingbesidetheschoolgate?

—Aman________Mr.Smith.

A．iscalledB．calls

C．callingD．called

15．Thetrickthenaughtyboy________manyoldpeoplemademanypeopleangry.

A．madeonB．playedon

C．playedtoD．madeto

Ⅱ.完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）

JustHelptheNextPerson

Theonlyhighwaytogotoworkthatwehadtodrivewascloseddownduetoanaccidentonthebridge.Atruckhadhitthebridgeandmadeit__16___foranytraffictogooverit.Soinordertogetto__17__Ihadtogoanumberofmilesoutofmyway.

Notbeingthat__18___withthisroadandnotknowing__19___allthepotholesintheroadwere,Itoppedahillandrightinmypathwasabigpothole.Ifeltandheardthefamiliarsoundofaflattire.I__20__asfartotherightaspossibleandstopped.Itriedseveraltimestochangethetire,but__21__.

ThereIsatoutinthecountryandnowayto__22__withanybody.Justthen,Ilookedinmyrearviewmirroranda__23__waspullingoutofapasturebehindme.Iwas__24__andscaredatthesametime.

Iwasstrugglingtogetthe__25__outwhenthismaninthepickuppulledinbehindme.Hegotouttointroducehimselfand__26__tohelpme.Whenhegotthespareoutwediscoveredthatthespareisalso__27__.Hetoldmehewouldtakethetireandhaveit__28__andcallmyhusband.

Wegotthetirefixed__29__hetookmebacktomycar.Myhusbandwasthere__30__uswhenwegotback.Thekindstrangerstayedthereandhelpedmyhusband__31__thetire.Aftertheyfinishedwe__32__thankedhimandofferedtopayhimforhis__33__.

Iwillneverforgethiswords,“yourthanksis__34__enoughpayandIjusthopeifthiseverhappenstomywifeordaughtersomeonewillbeso__35__astohelpthem.”

16．A.busyB．narrow

C．fearfulD．unsafe

17．A.schoolB．city

C．workD．shop

18．A.satisfiedB．involved

C．identifiedD．familiar

19．A.whereB．what

C．whenD．which

20．A.placedB．rode

C．pulledD．managed

21．A.failedB．abandoned

C．passedD．dropped

22．A.catchupB．getintouch

C．havetodoD．putup

23．A.truckB．pickup

C．carD．bike

24．A.excitedB．relieved

C．determinedD．nervous

25．A.carB．wheel

C．spareD．trunk

26．A.refusedB．offered

C．pretendedD．promised

27．A.flatB．damaged

C．invisibleD．lost

28．A.soldB．painted

C．packedD．fixed

29．A.butB．so

C．andD．though

30．A.listeningtoB．worryingabout

C．waitingonD．searchingfor

31．A.breakB．change

C．cleanD．repair

32．A.bothB．all

C．neitherD．everyone

33．A.imaginationB．trouble

C．diligenceD．patience

34．A.morethanB．lessthan

C．ratherthanD．betterthan

35．A.politeB．active

C．kindD．wise

Ⅲ.阅读理解（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

A

Ifyou'

veoftenbeentoldthatyouneedtobuildupyourselfconfidence,butdidn'

tknowexactlyhow,thefollowingisaguidethatwillhelpyougetthere.

Understandyourweakpoints.Everyonehasweaknesses.Onceyoudiscoveryourweaknesses,worktoovercomethem.If,forexample,youareashyperson,attendasocialeventandforceyourselftospeaktoatleastoneortwopeoplefirst.You'

lldiscoverthatothersappreciateyourfriendliness,andyournervousnesswillslowlydisappear.

Spendtimewithpositivepeople.Peopleinfluenceourlives.Spendtimewithsuccessful,confidentpeopleatschoolandwork.Pleaseobservetheirbehavior,theirverbalandnonverballanguage,andtheirwaysofhandlingdifficultsituations.Remember,eventhesepeoplehavehadtodealwithalackofconfidenceatonetimeoranother.

Setpersonalgoalsforyourself.Ifyouhaveafearyouneedtoovercome,challengeyourselftofacethatfearheadon.Setgoalsforyourself.Witheachgoalyoumeet,yourselfconfidencewillincrease.Ifyou'

reafraidoftryingnewthingsbecauseyoumight“fail，”giveyourselfachance.

Greeteachdaywithasenseofopportunity.Startyourmorningsbyreadingsomethinginspirational.Thinkpositivelyaboutyourself,andgreeteachdaywithenthusiasmandarenewedenergyforliving.

Don'

tfearrefuse.Allofushaveexperiencedandwillcontinuetoexperiencerefuseinourlives.Trynottotakerefusepersonally.Sometimesconstructivecriticismcanbeperceivedasaformofrejectiontoapersonalsufferingfromlowselfesteem.Remindyourselfthatyouareanexcellentpersonandthatyouarenotafraidtotakerisks.

36．Ifyou'

reafraidtocommunicatewithpeople,youshould________.

A．Understandyourweakpoints

B．spendtimewithtalkablepeople

C．attendsocialeventsandspeaktopeople

D．haveothersappreciateyourfriendness

37．Theunderlinedwordprobablymeans________.

A．encouragingB．educational

C．impressiveD．meaningful

38．Fromthepassagewecanlearn________.

A．positivepeoplearealwaysselfconfident

B．selfconfidencecan'

tbegainedeasily

C．afarawaygoalcanbehelpfultoaperson'

sselfconfidence

D．cheerfulmoodcanbringpeopleopportunity

39．TheBESTtitleofthispassageis________.

A．whypeoplewanttodevelopselfconfidence

B．tipstodevelopselfconfidence

C．howtoovercomeone'

sweaknesses

D．howtochallengeyourselftofacefear

B

MarkTwainwasbornSamuelLanghorneClemensin1835.HegrewupinHannibal,MissouriontheMississippiRiver.Afterhisfatherdiedin1847,youngSamuelwenttoworkasanassistanttoapublisher.Tenyearslater,hebecameapilotonasteamboatthatsailedontheMississippi.Heheardtheriverboatworkerscalloutthewords“marktwain！

”Thatwasameasureforthedepthofwater.

In1861,theAmericanCivilWarputanendtosteamboattrafficontheMississippi.SoClemenstraveledwestandbecameareporterfornewspapersinNevadaandCalifornia.

Later,hewrotefunnystoriesandcalledhimselfMarkTwain.Twainbecamefamousforhisstory,“TheCelebratedJumpingFrogofCalaverasCounty”in1865.

Twainalsotraveledalotandbeganwritingbooksabouthistravels.HisstoriesaboutatriptoEuropeandtheMiddleEastwerepublishedin“TheInnocentsAbroad.”AndhisstoriesaboutlifeinthewesternUnitedStatesbecamethebookcalled“RoughingIt.”

In1870,hemarriedOliviaLangdonandmovedtoHartford,Connecticut.Duringthe1880s,hewrotebooksforchildren,suchas“ThePrinceandthePauper.”Twainalsowrote“LifeontheMississippi.”

MarkTwainwasalreadyasuccessfulwriterbeforehebecamefamousasapublicspeaker.Overtheyears,hehadinvestedalotofmoneyinunsuccessfulbusinesses.In1893,hefoundhimselfdeeplyindebt.Sotoearnmoney,hetraveledaroundtheworldgivinghumoroustalks.Hisspeechesmadepeoplelaughandremembereventstheyhadexperienced.

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However,hislaterlifewasnotahappyone.Twoofhisdaughtersdied.Hiswifediedin1904afteralongsickness.Hediedofheartfailurein1910.

40．Hewas________yearswhenhebecameapilotonasteamboatontheMississippi.

A．12　　　B．15　　　C．22　　　D．26

41．MarkTwaingaveuphisworkasapilotbecause

________.

A．theAmericanCivilWarhappened

B．hewantedtotraveltothewest

C．hewantedtobeareporter

D．hewantedtomakemoneytothewest

42．FromthelastparagraphwecaninferthestyleofMarkTwain'

slaterlifeworkswasprobably________.

A．humorousB．cheerful

C．seriousD．open

C

ManyofthestorieswrittenbyMarkTwaintakeplaceinHannibal,Missouri.Thesmallwoodenhousewherehelivedasaboystillstandsthere.Nexttothehouseisawoodenfence.ItisthekinddescribedinTwain'

sbook,“TheAdventuresofTomSawyer，”publishedin1876.

Inthatstory,Tomhasbeentoldtopaintthefence.Hedoesnotwanttodoit.Butheactsasifthejobisgreatfun.Hetricksotherboysintobelievingthis.Histrickissosuccessfulthattheyagreetopayhimmoneytoletthemfinishhiswork.“TheAdventuresofTomSawyer”isconsideredoneofthebestbooksaboutanAmericanboy'

slifeinthe1800s.

TomSawyer'

sgoodfriendisHuckleberry,or“Huck”，Finn.MarkTwaintellsthisboy'

sstoryin“TheAdventuresofHuckleberryFinn.”Huckisapoorchild,withoutamotherorhome.Hisfatherdrinkstoomuchalcoholan