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1.Asweknow,somepeoplearegoodatbutbadatgivingback.A.lendingB.keepingC.borrowing D.using2—Youlookverytiredthismorning.Whatdidyoudoyesterdayafternoon?—IdidChristmasshopping.A.alotof B.afewof C.anumberof D.apieceof3.Thelittleboyateabigmealhesaidhewasn'thungry.A.ifB.thoughC.becauseD.as4.wayitisfromGuangzhoutoParis!A.HowlongB.WhatalongC.HowalongD.Whatlong5.Itakesomephotosinthehall?—No,you.A.Can;needn'tB.Must;mustn't C.Could;won'tD.May;mustn't6.—Whatistheweatherlikethissummerhere?—Thereverylittlerain.A.hasB.hasbeenC.areD.havebeen7.Don'tworry.Allthechildrenbythenurses.A.arewelltakencareofB.takegoodcareofC.aretakengoodcareD.takegoodcare8.Haveyouyournewclassmatesyet?A.hadfriendswithB.madefriendwithC.gotfriendtoD.madefriendswith9.Mysisterusuallythinks______herownlanguagefirst.ThensheturnsherwordsintoEnglish,A.byB.inC.withD.through10.Thepoormanateabigbreakfast______hesaidhewasn'thungry.A.sinceB.becauseC.thoughD.for11.Martinlookssowell.We'veneverseenhim____sowellbefore.

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12.—Ihearwe'llhaveanewforeignteachersoon.Doyouknowwhen_________?—Sorry,Ihavenoidea.A.hewillcomeB.willhecomeC.ishecomingD.hewascoming13.Myyoungerbrothercouldn'tworkouttheanswerandA.socouldIB.norcouldIC.socanID.norIcould14.HiMr.Smith.Ididn'tknowyouwereinNewYork.Howlong_________here?A.haveyoucomeB.wereyouC.haveyoubeenD.willyoucome15.Awartookplacein____A.the1720’sB.1720sC.1720’sD.the1720Lastnighthehadabedtosleep___,butIhadonlyachairtosit____.A.in,onB.x,xC.on,inD.in,to17.Alovelygirl,______?Aisn’tsheBisn’titCissheDit(A)On26thJanuary,thebiggestearthquake(地震)inIndiatookthelivesof25,000people.Inthemorning,wheneverybodywasenjoyingholiday,earthquakebegan.Itwasabout7.5ontheRitcherscale."Thereisnothingleftbetweentheskyandtheearthanymore.Everythinghasbeenpulleddown,"saidoneofthevillagersalive."Thereisnowater,nofoodandnoonehascometohelp."NobodydiedinPakistan,acountrynexttoIndia.TheCityofLahorewaslucky.InLahoreAmericanSchool,whereIwasstudying,allofthestudentsweresafe.Theywereonthefield,somostchildrendidn'tfeelanything.Theearthquakewasfeltbytheteachersthatwereonthesecondfloor.However,thoughMrsYoungwasalsoonthesecondfloor,shedidn'tfeelanything.Shedidn'tknowwhathappeneduntilateachertoldheraboutit.Thoseteacherswhowereontheotherfloorshaddifferentfeelings.MrEmond,themathsteacherfromAustralia,saidthatwhentheearthquakestartedhethoughttherewassomethingwrongwithhim,butthenanotherteachersaidthatitwasanearthquake.AfterthosewordsMrEmondfeltbetter.MrsDavisandMrFrostdidn'tfeelanythingeither.Mymotherdidn'tfeelanything.Shedidn'tevenknowthatitwasanearthquaketillshesawashaking(movingfromsidetoside)light.Mydadsawthecomputershakingandthenhelookedoutofthewindowandsawmanypeoplegoingout.74.Peopleuse"Ritcherscale"totell.A.wheretheearthquaketakesplaceB.whentheearthquaketakesplaceC.howserioustheearthquakeisD.howlongtheearthquakelasts75.Welearnthatfromthesentence"Thereisnothingleftbetweentheskyandtheearthanymore."A.IndiaisalargecountryB.theIndianpeoplehadnothingaftertheearthquakeC.thereisnotallbuildinginIndiaD.theearthquakeinIndiawasserious76.TheCityofLahoreis.A.inIndiaB.inAmerica C.inPakistanD.inAustralia77.Whichistrue?A.Iwaswithmyparentswhentheearthquakehappened.B.TheearthquakeinthecityofLahorewasn'tserious.C.PeopleintheCityofLahorewerefrightenedwhentheyknewitwasanearthquake.D.TheteachersinLahoreAmericanSchoolwereafraidoftheearthquake.03完形填空(共lO小題，每小題1分)先通讀下面短文，掌握大意，然后從下面四個答案中選擇可以填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳答案。MrandMrsHarrishadalwaysspenttheirsummerholidaysinasmallhotelattheseasidenear08語法選擇(共10小題；每小題l分，滿分l0分)閱讀下面短文，按照句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，從26---35各題所給的A、B、C和D項中選出最佳選項。Anniewasexcited.Hermother26toBeijingtodayandwouldbestayingwithher27twoweeks.Shecleanedherhomeandthoughtabout28someflowers,buttherewasn'ttime.Shegotinhercar,turnedontheradioandwasheadingoffwhentheradioreportedthatallplanestoBeijingwouldbetwoormorehourslatebecauseitwasraining29.WithgreatdisappointmentAnniewentbackinside.Twohourslater,Anniearrivedattheairportandwas30toseehermotherwaitingoutside!Shehaddecidedtotakeanearlierplane31shecouldgettoBeijingontime.Shedidn'tthinkitwasnecessarytophoneAnnieastheearlierplanewouldarriveattheairportatthetimeherdaughterexpected.32mistake!Anniecouldhavecomeearlier,butdidn't.Hermothercouldhavephonedfromtheplane,butdidn't.Theywere33hungryandtired.Anniewasgoingtotakehermotherto34Americanrestaurant,buthermotherjust35togethometorest.26.A.wasflyingB.fliesC.hasflownD.fly27.A.afterB.sinceC.inD.for28.A.buyB.tobuyC.boughtD.buying29.A.heavilyB.muchheavierC.heavyD.moreheavier30.A.surprisesB.surprisingC.surprisedD.surprise31.A.butB.althoughC.whenD.so32.A.HowB.WhataC.WhatD.Howa33.A.allB.eitherC.bothD.neither34.A.aB.anC.theD.不填35.A.wantedB.wantsC.wantingD.wantZhengHe,theColumbusoftheEast,wasanamazingman.Hewasbornin1371and,11yearslater,wascaughtbythearmyofarichyoungmancalledZhuDiandmadetoworkforhim.OvertimetherichmansawthatZhengHewasverycleverandstrongandtheybecameclosefriends.In1403ZhuDiwasmadetheKingofChinaandheaskedZhengHetojoinhisnewgovernment.TheKingwantedtolearnmoreabouttheworldandshowothercountrieshispower.HeorderedmanynewshipstobebuiltandmadeZhengHetheirleader.Between1405and1433,ZhengHeledsevenseatripstodifferentpartsoftheworld.HecertainlytravelledtoIndia,AfricaandtheMiddleEast.AfewpeoplethinkhisshipsmayhaveevenreachedSouthAmericaandAustralia.Eachtriplastedbetweentwoandfouryearsanditisbelievedhesailedmorethan50000kmsduringtheyearsofhistravels.With28000menandover300ships,suchasboatsforfood,waterandevensoldiers'horses,ZhengHeledafleet(艦隊)whosesizewouldnotbeequalledbyEuropeansforover500yearsIOnthesetripshebroughtwithhimmanyChinesegoodslikesilkandmedicinetogivetoforeignkingsortosellforlocalgoods.Hereturnedfromeachtripwithboatsfilledwithexpensivethingssuchasgoldandjewellery,foreignguestsandstrangeanimalslikeagiraffe.ItisapitythatwemayneverlearneverythingaboutZhengHe'stravels.Afterhediedin1433,thenewking,whobelievedthesetripswereunluckyandtooexpensive,hadthemstoppedandheburnedalmostallthebooksaboutZhengHe’stravels.Itisonlyinthelast50yearsthathistorianshavebeguntocarefullystudytheadventuresofthegreatZhengHe.56.WhydidtheChineseKingwantZhengHetosailtomanydifferentcountries?A.TobringnewcountriesunderthecontrolofChina.B.ToshowtheworldhowstrongtheKingwas.C.Toreceivegiftsfromthekingsofothercountries.D.Todiscoverunusualanimals.57.WhatdoweknowaboutZhengHefromthepassage?A.Hesailedtoallsevencontinents.B.Eachofhistripslastedoneyear.C.Hediedattheageof62.D.Hewasasuccessfulbusinessman.58.WhichofthefollowingdidZhengHeNOTbringwithhimfromChina?A.Medicine.B.Gold.C.Animals.D.Silk.59.WhathappenedafterZhengHedied?A.Hewasforgottenforever.B.Hisshipswereallburned.C.Thenewkingwroteabookabouthim.D.Seatripstoothercountrieswerestopped.60.Inwhatorderdidthefollowinghappen?a.ZhuDibecametheKing.b.ZhengHewascaughtbysoldiers.c.ThebooksaboutZhengHewereallburned.d.ForeignerswerebroughttoChina.e.ZhengHevisitedIndia.f.Newshipswerebuilt.A.e,b,a,f,d,cB.b,a,e,d,c,fC.f,a,b,d,c,eD.b,a,f,e,d,cKINGSHOTEL-CUSTOMERCOMMENTSIcannotsayenoughgoodthingsabouttheKingsHotel.Tillroomswerelarge,cleanandcomfortableandthehotelworkerswereexcellent.Theywereevenabletobookseveralsightseeingtripstodifferentpartsofthecityforus.NexttimeIcometoLondonIwillcertainlybestayingthereagain.BobsmithManchester,UK:February2008Thehotel'arestaurantmadethebestfoodIhaveevertasted.Iamstilldreamingabouttheirroastbeefandpotatoes.IhaditforlunchanddinneralmosteverydayIwasthere.Iwantedtohaveitforbreakfasttoo,butitwasn'tonthebreakfastmenu.'TherestaurantwasalittleexpensiveandthewaiterswereabitcarelessbutIstillthinkthehotelwasgreat.RachelJonesNewYork,USA:December2007Ijustwanttotellvisitorssomethingabouttheswimmingpool,attheKingsHotel.WhenIwasthere,thewaterwasverydirty,almoshgreen.Itreallymademefeelsick.WhenmydrinkfellinthewaterIaskedtheworkerifIcouldhaveanotherone.AfterwaitingforhalfanhourhestillhadnotbroughtmeonesoIreturnedtomyroom....Atleasttheroomwasverynice.MichaelPalinSydney,Australia:August2007ThistimelastyearIwasinLondonforthefirsttimeandstayedatthishotel.Ifoundtheworkerstheretobeveryfriendlyandhelpful.ThemanagerkindlygavemedirectionstotheLondonMuseumandBigBenandonetimeheevenhadaworkertakemetothetrainstationentrance.MyroomwasalsowonderfulandfromthewindowIcouldseetheThamesRiver.MaLiBeijing,China:June2007￡6foracupofcoffeeinthecafe!￡3forapostcardinthegiftshop!￡33foraT-shirtfromtheclothesstore!Iwillneverbecomingbackhere.That'sforcertain.JulieWhingerParis,France:May200761.Whatdomostpeopleagreeisverygoodatthehotel?A.Theworkers.B.Therooms.C.Thefood.D.Theprice.62.WhywasMr.Palinunhappywiththehotel?A.Hewaitedtoolongforhisfood.B.Hisroomwassmall.C.Thepoolwasnotclean.D.Ithadnodrinks.63.Whowasmostunhappywiththehotel?A.Ms.Ma.B.Ms.Jones.C.Mr.Smith.D.Ms.Whinger.64.Whatdoweknowaboutthishotel?A.Itisneartheriver.B.Itisafive-starhotel.C.ThegiftshopsellsT-shirts.D.Itsrestaurantservesfewdishes.65.WhendidMs.-MaListayatthehotel?A.June,2006.B.May,2007.C.June,2007.D.June,2008.11語法選擇（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）閱讀下面短文，按照句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語法性何上下文連貫的要求，從26-35各題所給的

A、B、C和D項中選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Jackworkedinashopthatsoldclocks.HewasalwaystellingHarry__26_anewclock.ButHarry,__27__livednextdoortoJack,saidhedidn’tneedone.“__28__needsaclock,”Jacksaid.“Howdoyouknowwhenit’stimetogetup?”“MylandlordMr.Smithturnsonhisradioatseveno’clockandlistens__29_thenews,”Harrysaid.“That’smymorningcall.”“Ok.Buthowdoyouknowwhentogotowork?”“BythetimeI__30__mybreakfast,it’seighto’clock,timetoleavefortheoffice.ThenIwalkthere.WhenIarriveatmyoffice,it’snineo’clock.That’s__31__timeIstartwork.”“OK.Buthowdoyouknowwhenit’stimetogohome?”“Thefactorybell__32__,”Harrytoldhim.“Buthowdoyouknowwhenit’stimetogotobed?”“Thetelevisionprogramscometoend.”BynowJackwasreally__33__.“OK,”heshouted.“Nowtellmewhatwouldhappen__34__youwokeupinthemiddleofthenightandwantedtoknowthetime.”“That’seasy,”Harrysaid,“Iwouldknockheavilyon__35__wall.Thenyouwouldshoutatme,‘Whatareyoudoingknockingonmywallatthreeo’clockinthemorning?’”26.A.tobuyB.buyingC.boughtD.buy27.A.whichB.whoseC.thatD.who28.A.NooneB.NeitheroneC.EveryoneD.Someone29.A.atB.toC.inD.on30.A.eatsB.haveeatenC.ateD.waseating31.A.aB.anC.theD.不填32.A.ringB.ringsC.wasrungD.ringing33.A.angerB.angrilyC.angryD.angering34.A.ifB.thatC.whyD.how35.A.hisB.theirC.herD.your(B)Frankensteinisoneoftheworld’smostfamoushorrorstories.It’saboutadoctorwhocreatesanewmanfromthebodypartsofdeadpeopleandbringsittolife.Buttheexperimentgoeswrongandthemonster(怪獸)killsthedoctorandmanyothers.Thestoryhasbeenreadbymillionssinceitwasfirstpublishedandinthelasthundredyearsithasbeenmadeintodozensofmovies.Manypeoplearesurprisedtolearnitswriterwasa19-year-oldwoman,calledMaryShelley.MarywasbornintoarichLondonfamilyinAugust1797.Shewaseducatedbyherparentsandwhenshewas13shedecidedtobecomeawriter.In1812,shemetthefamouswriterPercyShelleyandtheysoongotmarried.SadlyforMary,theirfirstchilddiedsoonafterbirthinItaly.Inherdiary,Marywroteaboutadream:“Idreamtthatmylittlebabycametolifeagain---thatithadonlybeencoldandthatwerubbeditbeforethefireanditlived.”In1816,PercyShelleyand19-year-oldMaryvisitedthepoetLordByronathishomeinSwitzerland.Becauseofthebadweathertheystayedindoorsreadinghorrorstories.Onenight,Byronaskedeveryonetowritetheirownstory.MarythoughtofherdreamandwrotethestoryFrankenstein.FrankensteinwaspublishedwhenMarywas21,andbecameahugesuccess.Manypeopledidn’tthinka19-year-oldwomancouldwritesowellandbelievedherhusbandwastherealwriter.Althoughfamous,Shelley’slifewasfullofsadness.Onlyoneofherfourchildrenlivedandin1822herhusbanddiedinaswimmingaccident.Marywasbroken-heartedanddecidednottomarryagain.Shedevotedherselftoherchildandcontinuedtowriteuntilherdeathin1851.51.WhatdoweknowaboutthestoryFrankenstein?A.ItwasreallywrittenbyMaryShelley’shusband.B.Ithasbeenreadbymillionsofpeople.C.ItwaswrittentorememberShelley’shusband.D.Itisthemostfamousstoryintheworld.52.WherewasMaryShelleywhenshewrotethestoryFrankenstein?A.InEngland.B.InItaly.C.InSwitzerland.D.InFrance.53.Inwhichorderdothefollowingtakeplace?a.Badweathermadeeveryonestayindoorsreadinghorrorstories.b.ThestoryFrankensteinwasfirstpublished.c.Marywroteaboutadreaminherdiary.d.MarymetthefamouswriterPercyShelley.e.MoviesbasedonthestoryofFrankensteinweremade.A.a,c,b,e,dB.d,c,a,b,eC.c,a,b,d,eD.b,a,d,c,e54.HowoldwasMaryShelleywhenshedied?A.43.B.48.C.51.D.54.55.WhatcanwelearnaboutMaryShelleyfromthispassage?A.Sheexperiencedalotofsadnessinherlife.B.Shewasn’tconsideredagoodwriterduringherlife.C.Shewaseducatedatherlocalschool.D.ShebecameveryrichbecauseofthestoryFrankenstein.(C)IamaprofessorofsportsandexercisesoIoftendealwithnervousnessinmyresearchwithsportspeople.Actually,mostpeopleexperiencenervousnessatsometimeoranother.Ifyouarefeelinganxious,myadviceistofirstfindthecauseorcauses.Makealistofthosethingsthataremakingyounervousandworkoutwhichonesyoucandosomethingabout.Focusallofyoureffortsonmanagingthecausesthatyoucancontrol.Mostpeoplecannottellthedifferencebetweencontrollable(可控制的)anduncontrollablecauses,sothingstheycan’tcontrolbecomeabigreasonfornervousness.Dealingwiththisisveryimportantifpeoplewanttokeepahealthymind.Simplytrytoacce