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A、hasbeen;

since

B、hadbeen;

until

C、was;

after

D、wouldbe;

before

第3题【单选题】

Oncenewdifficulties________inournewjob，weshouldlearntouseourbrainstosolvethem.

A、rise

B、cause

C、raise

D、arise

第4题【单选题】

Hegaveusalotofhelpwhenwewereintrouble,butwehavenothingtogivehim

________.

A、indanger

B、inneed

C、inreturn

D、infact

第5题【完形填空】

阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从1-20各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳答案。

Myhusband,Bob,diedinJanuary2004.Hisdeathwasunexpectedaswell.I1condolences（哀悼）frompeopleIhadn"

theardfrominyears:

letters,cards,flowers,calls,andvisits.Itookabadknockwith2.Iwassostrugglingto3thewhysandhowsofthisterriblethingthathadhappenedtomyfamily,knowinginmyheartthattherereallywereno4.It"

sjustallsosad.

Onemessage5medeeply.Ireceivedaletterfrommybestfriendfromsixth6throughhighschool.Wehaddriftedsomewhatsince7in1959,asshestayedinourhometownandIdidnot.8itwasthekindoffriendshipthatcouldquicklyresumeevenifwe9touchforfiveortenyears.

Herhusband,Peter,haddiedperhaps20yearsagoatayoungage,10herwithdeepsorrowandheavy11:

findingajobandraisingthreeyoungchildren.SheandPete,12BobandI,hadsharedoneofthoserare,close,"

love-of-your-life-you-can-never-forget"

13.

Inherlettershe14ananecdoteaboutmymotherwhohadpassedawayyearsago.Shewrote,"

WhenPetedied,yourdearmother15meandsaid,"

Trudy,Idon"

tknowwhattosay...soI"

lljustsayIloveyou."

"

Sheclosedherlettertomerepeatingmymother"

swordsofsolong16,"

Bonnie,Idon"

IfeltI17almosthearmymotherspeakingtomenow.Whata18messageofsympathy!

Howdearofmyfriendtocherishitallthoseyearsandthen19itontome.Iloveyou.20words.Agift.Alegacy（遗赠物）.

A、received

B、wrote

C、sent

D、showed

A、disappointment

B、relief

C、grief

D、regret

A、ask

B、experience

C、explain

D、understand

A、answers

B、skills

C、explanation

D、information

A、impressed

B、touched

C、appreciated

D、affected

A、grade

B、class

C、sense

D、week

A、marriage

B、graduation

C、quarrel

D、settlement

A、Instead

B、Therefore

C、But

D、However

A、kept

B、lost

C、got

D、engaged

A、moving

B、returning

C、staying

D、leaving

A、opportunities

B、responsibilities

C、services

D、chances

A、including

B、aswellas

C、like

D、exceptfor

A、contacts

B、backgrounds

C、interests

D、relationships

A、shared

B、combined

C、achieved

D、remembered

A、met

B、kissed

C、hugged

D、shook

A、after

B、away

C、apart

D、ago

A、must

B、should

C、would

D、could

A、powerful

B、serious

C、bitter

D、sincere

A、deliver

B、pass

C、return

D、remind

A、Unnecessary

B、Perfect

C、Curious

D、Abstract

第6题【阅读理解】

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C或D）中，选出最佳选项

Whenyouthinkofenvironmentalproblemsyouprobablythinkofpollution,butthepoaching（偷猎）ofwildanimalsisone,too.Poachinghasworriedenvironmentalistsforyearsand,despitelaws,thisterriblecrimehasyettobestopped.

Poachingisaseriousproblem,especiallyinAfricaandAsia.Thiscrimeisdoneformercialprofit（商业利益）,meaninghunterskillanimalsillegallyandselltheirmostworthyparts.Althoughpoachersusuallyhunttigers,elephantsandrhinos,theykillsharksandwhales,too.Thisillegalhuntinghasledtodecreasingpopulationsofmanyspecies.

Manynationshavebannedpoaching,butenforcement（执行）isdifficult.Thesmallnumberofpoliceofficerstrainedtodealwiththiscreatesanunfairadvantageforpoachers.

Poachersusuallykillanimalsforonlyoneproduct:

tigersarekilledfortheirstripedfur,elephantstheirivorytusksandrhinostheirlargehorn.Thebodiesoftheanimalsarelefttorot.Sharks’finsarecutoffandtheirbodiesthrownbackintotheocean.Withoutfinstheycan’tswimandwilldie.Theillegallyobtainedfinsareusedtomakesharkfinsoup.

Thelawsthat“protect”animalsarenomorethanpiecesofpaper.Thecurrentpoachingbansneedbetterenforcement,andIhaveaplan.

Thenumberofenforcersneedstobeincreasedsothatthereareenoughtowatchtheherdsandmakesurepoacherscan’tshoottheanimals.ThereserveparksinAfricashouldbeeahugezoosothattheanimalscanmovebutwithinafencedarea.Anotherideaistobuildaconcreteenclosureinsteadoffences.Watchtowerscouldbeconstructedsoenforcerscanmonitorawidevarietyofpoachertargets.Thismaynotcompletelyendtheproblem,butitwouldslowitdown.

Poachingisaseriousprobl