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22.A.recordB.promiseC.friendshipD.secret

23.A.anexampleB.alessonC.anexperienceD.atalk

24.A.throughB.togetherC.alongD.away

25.A.brothersB.childrenC.fellowsD.classmates

26.A.normalB.necessaryC.pleasantD.possible

27.A.deepenB.startC.expressD.settle

28.A.touredB.stoppedC.reachedD.m

29.A.lostB.keptinC.neededD.gotin

30.A.thinkB.writeC.enjoyD.read

31.A.drivenB.beatenC.surprisedD.honored

32.A.neverB.seldomC.sometimesD.once

33.A.realizedB.judgedC.thoughtD.expected.

34.A.wellB.oftenC.muchD.soon

35.A.laterB.anyhowC.tooD.again.

36.A.usB.anyoneC.someoneD.mybrother

37.A.mailservicesB.transportservicesC.phonesD.relative

38.A.poorB.easyC.popularD.busy

39.A.believeB.decideC.argueD.forget

40.A.habitB.choiceC.methodD.plan

第二部分:

阅读理解(共25小题。

第一节每小题2分,第二节每小题1分;

满分45分)

A

WhenIwassix,Dadbroughthomeadogoneday,whowascalled“Brownie”,MybrothersandIalllovedBrownieanddiddifferentthingswithher.Oneofuswouldwalkher,anotherwouldfeedher,thentherewerebaths,playingcatchandmanyothergames.

Brownie,inreturn,lovedeachandeveryoneofus.Onethingthatmosttouchedmyheartwasthatshewouldgotowhoeverwassickandjustbewiththem.Wealwaysfeltbetterwhenshewasaround.

Onedays,asIwasgettingherfood,shechewedup(咬破)oneofDad’sshoes,whichhadtobethrownawayintheend.IknewDadwouldbemadandIhadtoletherknowwhatshedidwas

Wrong.WhenIlookedatherandsaid,“Badgirl.”Shelookeddownatthegroundandthenwentandhid.Isawatearinhereyes.

Brownieturnedouttobemorethanjustourfamilypet.Shewenteverywherewithus.

Peoplewouldstopandaskiftheycouldpether.Ofcoursesh

e'

dletanyonepether.Shewasjust

themostlovabledog.Thereweremanydineswhenwe'

dbeoutwalkingandasmallchildwould

comeoverandpullonherhair.Sheneverbarked(吠)ortriedtogetaway.Funnythingisshe

wouldsmile.Thisfrightenedpeoplebecausetheythoughtshewasshowingherteeth.Farfrom

thetruth,shelovedeveryone.

NowmanyyearshavepassedsinceBrowniediedofoldage.Istillmissthedayswhenshe

waswithus.

41.WhatwouldBrowniedowhensomeonewasillinthefamily?

A.Lookatthemsadly.B.Keepthemcompany.

C.Playgameswiththem.D.Touchthemgently.

42.WecaninferfromParagraph2thatBrownie__

A.wouldeatanythingwhenhungryB.feltscaryforhermistake

C.lovedplayinghide-and-seekD.dislikedtheauthor'

sdad

43.WhydoestheauthorsaythatBrowrniewasmorethanjustafamilypet?

A.Shewastreatedasamemberofthefamily.

B.Sheplayedgameswithanyonesheliked.

C.Shewaslovedbyeverybodyshemet.

D.Shewenteverywherewiththefamily.

44.SomepeoplegotfrightenedbyBrowniewhenshe

A.smiledB.barkedC.rushedtothhemD.triedtobefunny

45.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesBrownie?

A.Shy.B.Polite.C.Brave.D.Caring.

B

Whenyou'

relyingonthewhitesandsoftheMexicanRiviera,thestresses(压力)oftheworldseemamillionmilesaway.Hey.stop!

Thisisnovacation-yonhavetofinishsomething!

Hereliestheproblemfattravelwriterandfoodcritic(评论家)EdieJarolim."

Ialwayslovedtravelingandalwayslikedtoeat,butitneveroccurredtomethatIcouldmakemoneydoingbothofthosethings."

Jarolimsaid.Nowyoucanreadhertraveladviceeverywhere-inArtsandAntiques.inBrides.orinoneofherthreebooks.TheCompleteIdiotTravelGuidetoMexico'

sBeachResorts.

HerjobintravelwritingbeganSomeeightyearsago.AftergettingaPhDinEnglishinCanada.shetookatestforFrommer'

stravelguides,passedit,andgotthejob.AfterworkingatFrommer'

s,JarolimworkedforawhileatRoughGuidesinLondon,thenFodor'

s,whereshefellsoinlovewithadescriptionoftheSouthwestoftheU.S.thatshemovedthere.

Nowasatravelwriter,shespendsone-thirdofheryearontheroad.TherestofthetimeisspentcompletinghertasksandwritingreviewsofrestaurantsathomeinTucson,Arizona.

Asadventurousasthejobsounds,thehardpartisfact-checkingalltheinformation.Sure,it'

sgreattowriteaboutatouristattraction,butyou'

dbettergetthelocal(当地的

)museumhourscorrectoryoucouldreallyruinsomeone'

svacation.

46.WhichcountrydoesJarolimhaveinnow?

A.Mexico.B.TheU.S.C.TheU.KD.Canada

47.WhatismostdifficultforJarolim?

A.Workingindifferentplacestocollectinformation

B.Checkingallthefactstobewrittenintheguides.

C.Finishingherworkassoonaspossible.

D.Passingatesttowritetravelguides.

48.WhatdoweknowaboutJarolimfromthetext?

A.Sheissuccessfulinherjob.B.Shefindsherlifefullofstresses.

C.Shespendshalfofhertimetraveling.D.Sheisespeciallyinterestedinmuseums.

49.Whatwouldhethebesttitle

forthetext7

A.AdventuresinTravelWritingB.WorkingasaFoodCriticC.TravelGuidesontheMarketD.VacationingforaLiving

C

ThousandsofpeoplelivingintheChinesecapitalwillcelebratethestartoftheChineseNewyearbyheadingfortheskiresorts(滑雪场).NevermindthatBeijing'

sdryweatherseldomproducessnow.Itiscoldenoughinwinterforsnow-makingmachinestomakeacoveringforthehillsnorthtothecapital.Andtherapidgrowthofapleasure-seekingmiddleclasshasformedthebasisforthisnewcraze(热潮).

SinceBeijing'

sfirstskiresortwasopenedtenyearsago,thesporthasenjoyedastonishingincrease.Therearenowmorethanadozenresorts.Clothesmarketsinthecityhaveaddedbrightcoloredskisuitstotheirwintercollections.Mr.Wei,amanagerofanewly-openedskiresortinBeijing,seesthegrowthofanindustrythatcouldsoonleadChinesetoheadfortheskiresortsofEurope,InrecentyearsskiresortsofferingnaturalsnowhaveopenedinChina.Butmanyareinfarawayareasofthecountryandcan'

treallymatchtheequipmentandservicesofsomeskiresortsinEurope.

Beijing'

sskiingcrazeispartlyaresultoftherecentincreaseinprivate(私有的)cars.Thishasledtothe

growthofaIeisureindustryinthecapital'

ssuburbs(郊区),whichuntilthelate-1990swereunreachabletoordinarypeople,AccordingtoMr,Wei,about40%ofthevisitorstohisresortcomeintheirowncars.Therestarebusedinbyschools,businessesorgovernmentOffices.

Theproblemismakingmoney.Startingskiresortsrequiresquitealotofmoney;

hiringlandfromthelocalgovernment,preparingthehills,buyingsnowmachines,makingsurethereareenoughwaterandelectricitytorunthem,andbuyingskiequipmentforhiringouttocustomers.

TheskiresortwhereMr.Weiworkscostnearly$4mtosetup.And.assoofteninChinawhensomeonecomesupwithagoodidea,manyothershashinandpricewarsbreakout.Beijingnowofferssomeofthecheapestskitrainingclassesintheworld,thoughwithmostpeoplerathernewtothesport,expectingafewmoredoingthesamejob.

50.Whatdoesthistextmainlytalkabout?

A.Convenienceforskiersbroughtaboutbyprivatecars.

B.Skiingasanewwayofenjoyingone'

ssparetime.

C.Thingstobeconsideredwhenstartingaskiresort.

D.AsuddenincreaseofskitrainingclassesinBeijing.

51.WhyaresomeChineselikelytogoskiinginEurope?

A.Tovisitmoreskiareas.B.Toskionnaturalsnow.

C.Foralargecollectionofskisuits.D.Forbetterservicesandequipment.

52.Theunderlinedwords"

leisureindustry"

inParagraph3referto-

A.transporttoskiresortsB.productionoffamilycars

C.businessofprovidingsparetimeenjoymentsDpart-timeworkforpeoplelivinginthesuburbs

53.

Whatisthemainprobleminrunningaskiresort?

A.Difficultyinhiringland.B.Lackofbusinessexperience.

C.Pricewarswithotherskiresorts,D.Shortageofwaterandelectricity,

D

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