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21.Thereisnofrontyard,onlyfourlittletrees____onthesideofthestreet.

A.plantedB.plantingC.toplantD.areplanted

22.____,thestormcameup.Wedidn’tevenhavetimetofindashelter.

A.BychanceB.AlltoooftenC.AllofasuddenD.Allthetime

23.Whenachopstickispartlyinaglassofwater,itlooksasifit_____.

A.breaks     B.hasbroken     C.werebroken    D.hadbeenbroken

24.Thestudentshavestudiedforweeks____,sotheyneedtohaveagoodresttorelax.

A.ontimeB.onendC.forthemomentD.instore

25.Don’t____anyattentiontohim—he’salwayssayingstupidthings.

A.drawB.payC.giveD.bring

26.Withthearrivalof2008,peoplefindthepricesofoil_____,largelybeyondpeople’simagination.

A.raisingB.toraiseC.risenD.rising

27.Standingonthetopofthemountain,youwillfindagood____acrossthevalley.

A.viewB.sightC.sceneD.look

28.Onlyduringthestorm_____,whichshockedthenation.

A.weresixtypeoplekilledB.sixtypeoplewerekilled

C.hadsixtypeoplekilledD.sixtypeoplehadbeenkilled

29.—LeadersfromsixcountriesareholdingameetinginJapan.

—Oh,Isee.It’shopedthatthetalksmay____theviolencetobringpeacetotheworld.

A.takeupB.workoutC.fallinlovewithD.putanendto

30.ThemostexpensiveticketsarefortheopeningceremonyonAugust8,2008,____costupto5,000yuan.

A.whenB.whereC.whichD.that

31.Thepoliceofficergavesomeadviceonhowwomencan____themselvesfromsexattackers.

A.protectB.tellC.freeD.defend

32.Threewomen____ofdenguefeverinYemen'swesternmountainousareassofar.

A.diedB.havediedC.haddiedD.willdie

33.Mostofmyfriends_____theceremonyofmyweddingheldlastMay.

A.joinedB.joinedinC.attendedD.tookpartin

34._____theharmofthisproduct,theywouldn’thaveboughtitatall.

A.IfpeopleknewB.Ifpeoplehaveknown

C.HadpeopleknownD.Didpeopleknow

35.He’sadoctor,____washiswifebeforeshehadchildren.

A.whichB.thatC.soD.as

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意。

然后从36~55各题所给的选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Backin1999,Iboughtacheapcarfor$200sothatIcoulddriveuptoAlbertaCanadatoattendArtSchool.Thecar wasinpretty36shape. Itdidn'thaveatapeplayer,andforsomereasonitwouldn't37over50milesperhour.

Onmywayto38School,IstoppedatagasstationsomewhereontheAlaskanHighwaytobuysome39. WhenIstoppedthereIfoundoutthatmycarneededasmall40. Ihadspentthelastofmymoneygettingmycarfixed. Sowhen,2 milesoutsideofFortSt.John,Iranoutofgas—myonly41was...“Oh,howamIgoingtogetoutofthisone?

” 

Ihadno42ornogas.Iwassittinginmycarwatchingthecars431. Oneofthecars,amotorhome,44andstoppednearmycar. AgentlemancameuptometoaskifIwas45.IsaidIwasOK46thatIwasscaredandItoldhimmy47. Hehandedmea$20bill.Isaid"Ican'tpayyouback."He48,"youwillsomeday".Thenhejust49.

Noteven5minuteslateranativefellowpulledupand50todrivemetothegasstation. Hehelpedmegetmy51repaired.Hethenalso52mea$20billandsaid"Havedinneronme."

I’veliveda53life,sosomewherealongtheroad.Believeitornot,butsomepersonhelpedmeunderstand54hemeantwhenhesaid“youwillpaymebacksomeday”.I’vepaidhimback,andeverydayifIcan,I55tokeeppayingthembothback!

36.A.badB.goodC.colorfulD.shiny

37.A.spendB.driveC.saveD.stop

38.A.MedicalB.SportsC.ArtD.Grammar

39.A.waterB.partsC.giftsD.gas

40.A.repairB.restC.paintD.shade

41.A.signB.thoughtC.chanceD.point

42.A.incomeB.experienceC.moneyD.time

43.A.breakdownB.calledinC.falldownD.goby

44.A.cutinB.tookinC.spedupD.pulledup

45.A.sickB.normalC.okD.tired

46.A.andB.butC.orD.so

47.A.storyB.familyC.addressD.favorite

48.A.askedB.repliedC.rangD.begged

49.A.leftB.playedC.sangD.excused

50.A.meantB.regrettedC.offeredD.promised

51.A.tapeB.tyreC.mobileD.car

52.A.alsoB.yetC.insteadD.anyway

53.A.happyB.hardC.quietD.comfortable

54.A.howB.whetherC.whatD.where

55.A.manageB.refuseC.forgetD.want

第三部分：

阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Aheart-warmingstorytellsofawomanwhofinallydecidedtoaskherbossforaraiseinsalary.Alldayshefeltnervous.Lateintheafternoonshesummonedthecouragetoapproachheremployer.Toherdelight,thebossagreedtoaraise.

Thewomanarrivedhomethateveningtoabeautifultablesetwiththeirbestdishes.Candlesweresoftlyglowing.Herhusbandhadcomehomeearlyandpreparedafestivemeal.Shewonderedifsomeonefromtheofficehadtoldhim,or...didhejustsomehowknowthatshewouldnotgetturneddown?

Shefoundhiminthekitchenandtoldhimthegoodnews.Theyembracedandkissed,thensatdowntothewonderfulmeal.Nexttoherplatethewomanfoundabeautifullyletterednote.Itread,"Congratulations,darling!

Iknewyou'dgettheraise!

ThesethingswilltellyouhowmuchIloveyou."

Followingthesupper,herhusbandwentintothekitchentocleanup.Shenoticedthatasecondcardhadfallenfromhispocket.Pickingitoffthefloor,sheread,"Don'tworryaboutnotgettingtheraise!

Youdeserveitanyway!

ThesethingswilltellyouhowmuchIloveyou."

Someonehassaidthatthemeasureofloveiswhenyoulovewithoutmeasure.Whatthismanfeelsforhisspouseistotalacceptanceandlove,whethershesucceedsorfails.Hislovecelebrateshervictoriesandsoothesherwounds.Hestandswithher,nomatterwhatlifethrowsintheirdirection.

UponreceivingtheNobelPeacePrize,MotherTeresasaid,"Whatcanyoudotopromoteworldpeace?

Gohomeandloveyourfamily."Andloveyourfriends.Lovethemwithoutmeasure.

56.Howwasthewomanbeforeaskingherbossforaraiseinsalary?

A.Sad.B.Worried.C.Excited.D.Nervous.

57.Whenthewomanfoundwhatherhusbandhaddone,shewas_____.

A.delightedB.surprisedC.doubtfulD.gentle

58.Thewomanfoundasecondcardabouther______.

A.beforesupperB.byaccidentC.onbedD.inthebedroom

59.Theword“spouse”inparagraph5means_____.

A.wifeB.bossC.motherD.friend

（原创）B

DianeArbusisknownforcreatingintenseblackandwhitephotographsofveryunusualpeople.Sheusedaspecialcamerathatproducedsquareshapedimages.OneartexpertsaidDianeArbusturnedphotographyinsideout.Insteadoflookingathersubjects,shemadethemlookather.

DianeArbuswasbornin1923toawealthyfamilyinNewYorkCity.Afterfinishinghighschoolattheageof18,DianemarriedAllanArbus.Mr.Arbusworkedintheadvertisingdepartmentofherfather’sstore.

ItwasMr.ArbuswhogaveDianeherfirstcamera.DianesoondecidedtotakeaclasswiththefamousphotographerBereniceAbbott.TheArbuseseventuallystartedtakingphotographsofclothing.TheseimageswereusedasadvertisementsforDiane’sfather’sstore.Afterthebirthoftheirdaughter,Doon,theArbusesstartedabusinesstogether.Theirpurposewastophotographclothingfashions.DianeArbuswasthestylist.Shewouldpreparethehairandfacesofthefashionmodelswhoworetheclothingbeingphotographed.AllanArbustookthepictures.

Thecouplesoonhadjobsfromimportantfashionmagazinessuchas“Vogue”and“Harper’sBazaar”.Theirworkwasverysuccessfulduringthe1950s.Theybecamepartofagroupofartiststhatwerehelpingtoredefinevisualculture.Theywerebreakingwithpasttraditionstocreateanewlookforanewdecade,thesixties.

ButDianewasnotsatisfiedwithhersecondaryrole.Shewantedamoreactivepartinmakingphotographs.Shewantedtoexploreherownartisticexpressionandfreedom.Todothis,shestoppedworkingwithherhusband.ThenshestartedtakingphotographyclassesattheNewSchoolinNewYorkCity.

Arbus’teacher,LisetteModel,influencedherinmanyways.SheshowedDianehowtouseacameralikeanexpert.ShealsotaughtDianetouseherarttofaceherdoubtsandfears.MissModeloncesaidthatDianesoonstarted“notlisteningtomebutsuddenlylisteningtoherself.”

60.WhydidtheArbusstartabusinesstogether?

A.Tofilmclothingfashions.B.Tomaketheirdaughterhappy.

C.Toprovethemselves.D.Tomakefriendswithmorepeople.

61.TheArbuses______inthe1950saccordingtothepassage.

A.wereinchargeof“Vogue”B.earnedmorethanotherartists

C.wererecognizedasgreatartistsD.wereproudoftheirachievements

62.Wecanlearnfromparagraph5that______.

A.Dianewashardtodealtwith

B.Dianecaremoreforfreedom

C.Dianewastiredofworkingwithhusband

D.DianelearnedmorefromLisetteModel

63.Thepassageismainlydeveloped_____.

A.bytimeB.byspaceC.bycomparisonD.byexamples

C

AnewdraftedlawinShanghaiwillbansmokinginmostpublicplacesandgivesfinestothosewhofailtoobeytherestrictions.Itwillbethefirstofitskindinthecity.

Undertheproposal,smokingwillbestrictlybannedinschools,hospitals,stadiums,libraries,theatersandmuseums.Andairportsandtrainstationsmustsetupventilated（通风好的）smokingrooms.

Hotelsandentertainmentcentersmustbansmokingindoorsorprovideaseparatesmokingarea.GovernmentofficesandState-ownedenterprisesmustalsosetupnon-smokingareas.Andwhilerestaurantsareencouragedtobansmokingorsetupsmokingareas,theyarenotrequiredtodoso.

Placesthatfailtobansmokingcouldbepenalizedupto30,00