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1、forAnEnglishTestforSeniorI(B2Units4-5)I.Multiplechoice20%:()1.Childrenaretiredoflearningoftenbecausetheyare_todobetterthantheycan,bothatschoolandathome.A.expectedB.suggestedC.hopedD.wished()2.Hispalefacesuggestedhe_angryandIsuggestedthathe_atonce.A.shouldbe,shouldleaveB.was,leftC.was,leaveD.be,left(

2、)3.Someofthewolvesthere_thefur.A.arehuntingB.arehuntingforC.huntforD.arehuntedfor()4.Henryknowslittleofphysics_ofchemistry.A.aswellasB.andstilllessC.andstillmoreD.nolessthan()5.Heisalwaysseriousanddoesntlike_.A.playjokesB.beingplayedjokesonC.beingplayedjokesD.toplayjokeonothers()hadtoapply_thegovern

3、ment_financialhelp.A.to,toB.for,forC.for,toD.to,()7.Thebosswasangryabout_themeeting.A.hisbeingabsentfromB.hebeingabsentfromC.himbelateforD.hisbeingnotpresentat()8._iswhencountrieshelpeachotherandbuildagoodfriendship.A.ThatisevenbetterB.WhatisevenbetterC.ItisevenbetterD.Whetherisevenbetter()9.Idontkn

4、owtheresult_,but_,Idontthinkourteamwonanadvantageovertheirsinyesterdaycompetition.A.forsure,honestlyspeakingB.ofsure,tobehonestwithyouC.forcertain,honestlyspokenD.certainly,tobehonesttoyou()10.Youcantakeaboat_thelakeandvisitthetempleonthehill.A.inB.fromontoC.throughD.fromacross()11.Doestheamountofra

5、in_thegrowthofthecropsA.effectB.havefeweffectsonC.affectD.produce()12.Hecarriedouttheproject_him.A.withoutanyonehelpedB.withoutnoonehelpingD.withoutsomeonetohelpD.withoutanyonehelping()13.Therewasateapotfashionedlikeachinaduck,_thewaterwassupposedtocome.A.fromitsopenmouthB.outofwhoseopenmouthC.bytha

6、topenmouthD.withwhichopenmouth()Olympicgames,_in.,didntincludewomenplayersuntil1912.A.firstplayingB.tobefirstplayedC.firstplayedD.tobefirstplaying()15.Englishwordsarenotalwaysspelled_.A.thewaytheysoundB.thewaywhichtheysoundC.thewayitissoundedD.astheyaresound()alotofproblems_,themanagerfeltlikeacaton

7、hotbricks.A.solvedB.solvingC.tosolveD.beingsolved()onatruestory,thefilmiswellworth_.A.Based,seeingB.Basing,seeingC.Beingbased,toseeD.Based,beingseen()18.Thoughsmall,theseorangessell_,becausetheytaste_.A.well,wellB.well,niceC.nicely,wellD.nice,good()19.-Howdidyougettoknowallabouttheaccident-_.A.Bymys

8、elfB.BythechanceC.BymistakeD.Byaccident()20.-Whoarethepeople_there-Agroup_themselvesthe“Greenguards”.A.stand,callingB.standing,callingC.stood,calledD.standing,calledII.Closetest30%:WhileIwaswaitingtoenteruniversity,IsawinanewspaperateachingjobwantedataschoolabouttenmilesfromwhereIlived.Beingveryshor

9、tof_21_andwantingtodosomething_22_,Iapplied,_23_,asIdidso,thatwithouta_24_andwithnoexperienceofteachingmychancesofgettingthejobwereslight._25_,threedayslater,aletterarrived,_26_metoCroydonfora_27_withtheheadmaster.Itprovedtobeadifficultjourney;atraintoCroydonstation,aten-minutebus_28_andthenawalkofa

10、quarterofamile.Asaresult,whenIarrivedthere,Iwasfeelingtoohottobe_29_.Itwasclearlythe_30_himselfthatopenedthedoor.Hewasshortandround.Theschool,hesaid,wasmadeupofone_31_oftwenty-fourboysbetweensevenandthirteen.Ishouldhavetoteachallthesubjectsexceptart,whichhetaughthimself.Ishouldhaveto_32_theclassinto

11、threegroupsandteachthem_33_atthreedifferent_34_,andIwas_35_atthethoughtofteachingmaths,_36_Iwasntverygoodatschool.Worseperhapswasthe_37_ofhavingtoteachthemonSaturdayafternoonbecausemostofmyfriendswouldbe_38_themselvesatthattime._39_Ihadtimetoaskaboutmysalary.Hegotuptohis_40_.“Now,”hesaid.“Youdbetter

12、meetmywife.Sheistheonewhoreallyrunsthisschool”.()21.A.moneyB.timeC.experienceD.advice()22.A.honestB.secretC.funnyD.useful()23.A.hopingB.wonderingC.fearingD.considering()24.A.knowledgeB.degreeC.subjectD.skill()25.A.HoweverB.AndC.AlsoD.Therefore()26.A.sendingB.suggestingC.callingD.inviting()27.A.lectu

13、reB.meetingC.discussionD.sightseeing()28.A.rideB.ridingC.cycleD.running()29.A.excitedB.interestedC.nervousD.thirsty()30.A.teacherB.headmasterC.studentD.door-keeper()31.A.groupB.rowC.scoreD.class()32.A.connectB.divideC.teachD.join()33.A.inclassB.inorderC.inturnD.intime()34.A.classesB.subjectsC.places

14、D.levels()35.A.excitedB.angryC.surprisedD.disappointed()36.A.whichB.atwhichC.thatD.inwhich()37.A.ideaB.jobC.waysD.time()38.A.watchingB.studyingC.helpingD.enjoying()39.A.BeforeB.HardlyC.UntilD.Since()40.A.legsB.legC.feetD.footIII.Readingcomprehension30%:(A)Whensomeonesays,“Well,IguessIllhavetogotofac

15、ethemusic,”itdoesnotmeanheisplanningtogotoaconcert.Itissomethingfarlesspleasant,likebeingcalledinbyyourbosstoexplainwhyyoudidthisorthat,andwhyyoudidnotdothisorthat.Sourmusic,indeed,butithastobefaced.Thephrase“tofacethemusic”isfamiliartoeveryAmerican,youngandold.Itisatleast100yearsold.Thefirstinforma

16、tioncomesfromtheAmericanwriterJamesFenimoreCooper.Hesaidin1851thattheexpressionwasfirstusedbyactorswhilewaitinginthewingstogoonstage.Aftertheygottheircuetogoon,theyoftensaid,“Itstimetogotofacethemusic.”Andthatisexactlywhattheydidfacetheorchestrawhichwasjustbelowthestage.Anactormightbefrightenedorner

17、vousashemovedontothestageinfrontoftheaudiencethatmightbefriendlyorperhapsunfriendly,especiallyifheforgothislines.Buthehadtogoout.So,“tofacethemusic”cametomeanhavingtogothroughsomething,nomatterhowunpleasanttheexperiencemightbe,becauseyouknewyouhadnochoice.Theotherexplanationcomesfromthearmy.Menhadto

18、faceinspectionbytheirleader.Thesoldiersworriedabouthowwelltheylooked.WastheirequipmentcleanshinyenoughtopassinspectionStill,themenhadtogoout,andfacethemusicoftheband,aswellastheinspection.Whatelsecouldtheydo()41.Accordingtothepassage,theword“music”means_.A.yourbossscriticism（責(zé)怪）yourleadersinspection

19、somethingunpleasanttobeexperiencedsourpopmusic()42.Thephrase“tofacethemusic”wasfirstusedby_.someAmericanactorstheAmericanwriterJamesFenimoreCooperalltheAmericanstheAmericanorchestra()43.Anactormightfeelfrightenedornervouswhengoingonstage.Oneofthereasonsisthat_.hisperformancemightnotsatisfymostofthea

20、udiencehemightnotrememberwhatheshouldsayonstagehehadtofacetheunfriendlyaudiencemostoftheaudiencemightbehisfriends()44.“Tofacethemusic”isalsousedtomeanthatsoldierswerenotwilling_.A.tobeexaminedabouttheirequipmenttobefoundweaktoshowthemselvesupinpublictobeinspectedbytheirleader()45.Thepassageismainlya

21、bout_.A.themeaningofthephrase“tofacethemusic”howtodealwithsomethingunpleasanttheorigin(起源)ofthephrasehowtogothroughdifficultyB）Cancerisamongthetopkillerdiseasesinoursocietytodayandscientistshavefoundoutthatstress(緊張)helpstobringiton.weneedtoconsider,therefore,whatarethecausesofstressinourlife,andwhe

22、therwecandoanythingaboutthem.Areweunder-employed,oroverburdened(負(fù)擔(dān)過重)withtoomanyresponsibilitiesDowehavearightbalanceofworkandleisure(閑散)inourlivesAreourrelationshipswithfamily,friendsorfellowworkersallthattheyshouldbeAllthesethingscanbeacauseofstress,anditisbesttofacethemdirectly,andtobringourfrust

23、rations(失意)intotheopen.Peoplewhohaveagoodrowandthenforgetitaredoingtheirhealthmoregoodthanthosewhobottleuptheirfeelings.Ifourself-examinationhasbroughtanycausesofstresstolight,letusconsiderwhatwecandoaboutthem.Itispossibletochangejobs.Wecanmakemoreleisureandfillitmorehappily,ifwewillacceptadifferent

24、livingstandard.Wecanimproveourpersonalrelationshipsbyadifferentattitude.Itiswewhoallowotherpeopletomakeourselvesunhappy.Oftenthelittlethingsthatdisturbusarenotworthanhoursanger.TheteachingintheBible“Letnotthesungodownuponyourwrath(氣憤)”isgoodadvicefromthehealthpointofviewaswellasreligion.()46.Whichof

25、thefollowingstatementsistrueFreedomfromresponsibilitieshelpsreducestress.Stressisthedirectcauseofcaner.ThecausesofstressareworthseriousstudyCanceristhenumberonekillerisoursocietytoday.()47.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingtypesofpeopleismorelikelytosufferfromstressPeoplewhohavecancer.Peoplew

26、holiketoquarrelwithothers.Peoplewhoselivingstandardislow.Peoplewhohavemoreresponsibilitiesthantheycandealwith.()48.Judgingfromthecontext,theunderlinedword“row”inthethirdparagraphmostprobablymeans_.A.anoisyquarrelB.averyloudnoiseC.aneatlineofthingssidebysideD.ajourneyinaboat()49.Whichofthefollowingis

27、notmentionedasawaytoreduceourstressChangingourjobs.Changingourattitudeaboutlittlethingsthatmakeusunhappy.Speakingoutaboutourfrustrations.ReadingtheBible.()50.“Letnotthesungodownuponyourwrath”probablymeans“_”.Dontletyourangerlastlong.Dontgetangrywhilethesunisgoingdown.Dontgetangryeasilyaboutlittlethi

28、ngs.Dontwatchthesunsetwhileyouareangry.(C)Intheearlieststagesofmansdevelopmenthehadnomoreneedofmoneythananimalshave.Hewascontent(滿足)withverysimpleformsofshelter,madehisownroughtoolsandweaponsandcouldprovidefoodandclothingforhimselfandhisfamilyfromnaturalmaterialsaroundhim.Ashebecamemorecivilized(文明)

29、,however,hebegantowantbettershelter,moreefficienttoolsandweapons,andmorecomfortableandmorelastingclothingthancouldbeprovidedbyhisownneighborhoodorbytheworkofhisownunskilledhand.Forthesethingshehadtoturntotheskilledpeoplesuchassmiths,leatherworkersorcarpenterswhowerespringingupeverywhere.Itwasthentha

30、tthequestionofpaymentarose.Atfirsthegotwhathewantedbyasimpleprocessofexchange.Thesmithwhohadnotthetimetolookafterlandorcattlewasgladtotakemeatorgrainfromthefarmerinexchangeforanaxeoraplough.Butasmoreandmoregoodswhichhadnofixedexchangevaluecametothemarket,exchangebecametoocomplicated(復(fù)雜)tobesatisfact

31、ory.Anotherproblemarosewhenthosewhomadethingswantedtogetstocksofwoodorleather,oriron,buthadnothingtoofferinexchangeuntiltheirfinishedgoodswereready.Thusthedifficultiesofexchangeledbydegreestotheinventionofmoney.Insomecountries,easilyhandledthingslikeseedsorshellsweregivenacertainvalueandthefarmer,in

32、steadofpayingthesmithforanewaxebygivinghimsomemeatorgrain,gavehimsomanyshells.Ifthesmithhadanyshellsleftwhenhehadboughthisfood,hecouldgetstocksoftherawmaterialsofhistrade.Insomecountriesquitelargethingssuchascowsorcamelsorevenbigflatstoneswereusedfortrade.Later,piecesofmetal,bearingvaluesaccordingto

33、thevarietyofthemetalandthesizeofthepieces,orcoinswereused.Moneyasweknowhadarrived.()51.WhywereearlymencontentwiththeirsimplelifeA.TheycouldprovidefoodandclothingandsimpleshelterforthemselvesTheywereabletomaketheirowntoolsTheydidnothavetousemoneyTheyhadenoughnaturalmaterialsaroundthem.()52.Asmenbecam

34、emorecivilizedthey_.alllearnttomakebythemselvesthethingstheyneededhadtotravelalottolookforwhattheywantedwantedbetterthingsthanthosetheythemselvescouldprovidenolongerprovidedfoodandclothingforthemselves()53.Exchangeofgoodsbecamedifficultbecause_.therewasnotamarketplaceforfarmersandsmithstoexchangethe

35、irgoodsMoreandmoregoodswhichhadnofixedexchangevaluecametothemarketFarmerswereunwillingtoprovidesmithswithgrainandmeatD.Skilledworkersdidnotworkhardenoughtoproducegoodtoolsandweapons()54.Beforepeopleusedmetalcoinstheyused_.shellsorseedsbecausetheycouldbeeasilyhandledcamelseventhoughtheywerelargeflats

36、toneseventhoughtheywerelargealloftheabove()55.Moneywasnotuseduntil_.paperwasinventedpeoplepracticedasimpleprocessofexchangenothingcouldbeofferedinexchangetheexchangeofonethingforanotherbecametoocomplicatedIV.Fillintheblankswithproperwords10%:56.Letsgotothetheatrefirstandeatatarestauranta_.57.“UFO”standsforu_flyingobjects.58.Hardworkleadstosuccess,whilel_resultsinfailure.59.Thoughb_byafiercedog,hedidntletoutacryofpain.Drivetheenemies