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90分钟模拟4

90分钟模拟（四）

Ⅰ.单项填空

1．Ibegantofishbeforememorybegan，________IknowIhavealwaysfished.

A．sofarB．soasfaras

C．asfarasD．so

2．—Spacecraft“Discovery”hasfailedinthecourseoflaunch.

—________？

Theyhavebeenpreparingforthetest.

A．HowcomeB．When

C．HowD．Whynot

3．Thisistheverytoycar________whichhecameheretheotherday.

A．byB．in

C．forD．on

4．Children’sbrainscan’tdevelopproperly________theylackprotein（蛋白质）．

A．whenB．since

C．becauseD．unless

5．Jane’spalefacesuggestedthatshe________ill，andherparentssuggestedthat

she________amedicalexamination.

A．be；shouldhaveB．was；have

C．shouldbe；haveD．was；has

6．—Haveyounearlyfinished?

—________，wehavejustbegun.

A．AboveallB．Afterall

C．OnthecontraryD．Ontheotherhand

7．Ithinkyoumustbemistakenaboutseeinghimatthetheatre；I’msurehe________abroad

allweek.

A．isB．was

C．hasbeenD．hadbeen

8．SARSisanillnessthatcanresultindeathunlessleft________intime.

A．totreatB．treating

C．treatedD．treat

9．Onthecontrary，IthinkitisTruman，________you，________toblame.

A．morethan；are

B．lessthan；whoare

C．ratherthan；thatis

D．ratherthan；is

10．—________doyoulikethefilmtonight?

—Betterthan________.

A．How；expected

B．What；expected

C．How；toexpect

D．What；toexpected

11．Let’skeeptothepoint，orwe________anydecisions.

A．willneverreach

B．haveneverreached

C．neverreach

D．neverreached

12．Ifyoustandhere，you’llgetabetter________oftheriver.

A．sightB．view

C．sceneD．scenery

13．Heistallerthanhe________.

A．usedB．usedtobe

C．usedtoD．usedtodo

14．Thenews________isspreadingaroundtheairportis________aheavystormiscoming.

A．what；/B．that；that

C．/；thatD．that；which

15．Ourteacherisalwaysbusypreparinglessonsuntil11o’clockatnight，________westudents

havegonetosleep.

A．thattimeB．bywhichtime

C．bythattimeD．whichtime

Ⅱ.完形填空

IamastraightAstudentandhavebeenmywholelife.Whenyoucomefromafamilyofeducators，itjustseems__16__.

Withhighacademicstandardsandacompetitive__17__，Idon’tjustdislikelosing，Ican’t__18__it.Ineedtobeatthe__19__students，preferablyineverything.I’veeven__20__sofarastodefinemyselfbymy__21__，sayingthathowoutstandingIam.IfIdon’tgetthegradeI__22__，thenIamlost.

TodayIwassittinginclasstryingto__23__thelastminutesstudyingforatestIhadtogetfullmarks.__24__thegirlbehindmestartedtalkingtome，Itriedtolisten__25__whilestillglancingatmystudysheet__26__.WhenIthoughttheconversationrequiredit，Ismiled，noddedand__27__.AndthenIfoundmyselfwishingshewouldbe__28__soIcouldstudy.Afterawhile，shesaid，“Youknow，you’reareallygood__29__.You’resoeasytotalkto.”Ifroze.

Ireplayedthepraiseinmyheadbeforesmilingandacceptingit__30__.Butinside，Iknewitwasn’ttrue.She’dmadeeveryefforttohaveaconversationandIwasn’teventryingto__31__.

Ipassedthetestexcellentlydespitemy__32__ofloststudytime，buttheonethingIneededtolearnmostwasn’tonthattest.Ihad__33__beingthebeststudentsothatIhadfailedatjustbeingnormal.Sowhatmatterstomemost?

WhatIhaveisallaboutmypersonal__34__andaboutmebeingtooselfcentered.Therecanonlybesomanyscholars，butthereisnever__35__sympathy.Iwantthattobewhatmatterstome—sympathy.

16．A．usualB．helpless

C．unfortunateD．natural

17．A．spiritB．sport

C．schoolD．surrounding

18．A．takeB．recommend

C．standD．help

19．A．ordinaryB．top

C．handsomeD．strong

20．A．gotB．comeC．leftD．given

21．A．strengthB．appearance

C．gradesD．tricks

22．A．inventB．expect

C．copyD．hide

23．A．saveB．spend

C．collectD．cost

24．A．WhenB．While

C．BecauseD．Before

25．A．rudelyB．bitterly

C．excitedlyD．politely

26．A．innotimeB．ontime

C．foralongtimeD．nowandthen

27．A．refusedB．worked

C．agreedD．waited

28．A．quietB．gentle

C．prettyD．safe

29．A．talkerB．listener

C．lecturerD．teacher

30．A．angrilyB．carelessly

C．disappointedlyD．gladly

31．A．alarmB．gather

C．participateD．shout

32．A．fearB．joy

C．worryD．possession

33．A．givenoutB．focusedon

C．lookedupD．gotaway

34．A．successB．failure

C．depressionD．health

35．A．fewB．significant

C．lowD．enough

Ⅲ.阅读理解

A

In1969IwasayounggirlworkinginToronto.IwasfromasmalltowninOntarioandhadjustmovedtothebigcityaboutthreemonthsearlier.ItwasoneweekbeforeChristmasandIwasgoinghomeonthelaststreetcaroftheevening.

Irememberlookingatmypaycheque（工资单）andaskingmyselfhowitwasgoingtoendure.AtthattimeinmylifeIhardlyhadenoughmoneytoexiston.BreadforsupperandoatmealforbreakfastwastheonlywayIkepthungeratbay.

Igotoffthestreetcarandstartedwalkingupthestreet，whenIsuddenlynoticedamanwasrunningafterme.Istopped，turnedaround，seeingthathewasblack.Isnapped，“Whatdoyouwant？

”Themanansweredinasoftvoice，“Iamreturningyourwallet.Youleftitonthestreetcarseat.”

Becauseofthatman’sthoughtfulness，Iwasallowedthecomfortofgoinghomebybusforthesummerholidays.Otherwise，Iwouldhavestayedaloneinmysmallroomwithahogplate.

Ihaveneverbeensoashamedofmyself，andthatpoor，kindmanhadtowalk，whoknowshowfar，home.

Irecognizedimmediatelythatthiswaswrongofmeanditchangedmywaysforever.

36．Whatcanwelearnfromthesecondparagraph?

A．Thewriterhadnojobwhenthestoryhappened.

B．Thewriterwasleavingthebigcityforherhometown.

C．Thewriterhadlittlemoneywhenthestoryhappened.

D．Thewriter’sparentswereverypoorwhenshewasyoung.

37．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“snapped”inParagraph3mostprobablymean?

A．Tospeakinasoftvoice.

B．Toshoutangrily.

C．Toscreamforhelp.

D．Towhisper.

38．Whywastheblackmanrunningafterthewriter?

A．Torobher.

B．Toscareher.

C．Tomakefriendswithher.

D．Toreturnherwallet.

39．Whatisthewritertryingtotellherreaders?

A．Neverjudgepeoplebytheirappearance.

B．Shehadbeenstrugglingtohersuccess.

C．Shehadchangedalotsincethatnight.

D．Beingkindtostrangerswillpayback.

B

Thereisagrowingproblemofwhattodowithelectronicwastesuchasoldtelevisions，computers，radios，cellulartelephonesandotherelectronicequipment.

Electronictrash，orewaste，ispilingupfasterthaneverinAmericanhomesandbusinesses.Peopledonotknowwhattodowitholdtelevisionsorcomputerssotheythrowtheminthetrash.

NationalSolidWastesManagementAssociation（NSWMA）stateprogramsdirectorChazMillersaysthelargeamountofelectronicwasteAmericansproduceisnotunexpected.

TheUSEnvironmentalProtectionAgency（EPA）estimatesmorethan400millionconsumerelectronicitemsaredumpedeachyear，andthereisapushbymorestatestobanthewastefromlandfills（垃圾填埋场）andcreaterecyclingprograms.Theycanbetornapartandsortedforuseableparts.MikeFannonwhorunstheplantinBaltimore，says，“Therearealotofvaluablemetalsthatcanberecoveredandreusedinsteadofjustputtingtheminthelandfill，andincertaincomponentstherearesomematerialsthatshouldnotreallybeinthelandfill，”Fannonexplained.

Fannonsaysnearly20percentofelectronicwasteisrecyclednationwide.Thirteenyearsago，itwasonlyabout6percent.Recyclingratescontinuetoriseasmorecommunitieshavebannedelectronicsfromlandfillsinanefforttokeepewastepoisonslikelead（铅）andmercury（汞）outofgarbagedumps.

ThisyearseveralstateslikeVermontimposedabanonelectronicwasteinlandfills.Morethan25otherstateshavealsoadoptedlandfillbans，ewasterecyclingprogramsorboth.ChazMillersaysmorecanbedonetoboostelectronicwasterecycling.

“Wecandomuchbetter，”notedMiller.“Ithinkclearlyourgoalshouldbetodoaswellaswedorecyclingnewspapers.”

40．WhichofthefollowingdoesNOTbelongtoewaste?

A．Oldtelevisions.

B．Oldcomputers.

C．Oldcellphones.

D．Oldnewspapers.

41．Whyisewastebannedfromlandfillsinmanystates?

A．Becauseitcannotberecycled.

B．Becauseitmightdamagetheenvironment.

C．Becauseitcanbeshippedtoothercountries.

D．Becausethelandfillsarealreadyfull.

42．AccordingtoMikeFannon，whatmightbethebestwayofdealingwithewaste?

A．Recyclingit.B．Sellingit.

C．Buryingit.D．Breakingit.

43．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Atpresent，lessthan10percentofewasteisrecycled.

B．ChazMillerworksforEPA.

C．AllstatesintheUShavebannedewastefromlandfills.

D．Expertsareoptimisticaboutthefutureofewaste.

C

Monkeysareverysimilartousinmanyways.Weenjoywatchingthembecausetheyoftenactlikeus.Infact，scientistssaymonkeysandhumansshareacommonancestor.

Monkeysmakeussmile，too，becausetheyarecreaturesfullofplayfultricks.Thisiswhymanymonkeyexpressionsareabouttrickypeopleorplayfulacts.Oneoftheseexpressionsismonkeyshines，meaningtricksorfoolishacts.So，whenateachersaystoagroupofstudents,“Stopthosemonkeyshinesrightnow！

”，youknowthatthekidsareplaying，insteadofstudying.

Youmighthearthatsometeacherwarnsastudentnottomonkeyaroundwithavaluablepieceofequipment.Youmonkeyaroundwithsomethingwhenyouaretouchingorplayingwithsomethingyoushouldleavealone.Also，youcanmonkeyaroundwhenyoufeellikedoingsomething，buthavenofirmideaofwhattodo.

Monkeybusinessusuallymeanssecret，maybeillegalactivities.Anewsreportmaysaythereismonkeybusinessinvolvedinbuildingthenewairport，withsomeofficialsgettingsecretpaymentsfromthebuilders.

Youmaymakeamonkeyoutofsomeonewhenyoumakethatpersonlookfoolish.Somepeoplemakeamonkeyoutofthemselvesbyactingfoolishorsilly.

Ifonemonkeyhasfun，imaginehowmuchfun