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B.tolaugh
C.laughing
D.laughed
25.–WhereisBob?
–He____
inthelibrary.
A.readsB.isreading
C.readD.hasread
26.–Let’sbuysomecardsforourteachers.
–Whynotmakesomeourselves?
Itwillbemuch____
A.interesting
B.moreinteresting
C.mostinteresting
D.themostinteresting
27.It’swindyoutside.Putonyourcoat,
____youmaycatchacold.
A.andB.but
C.orD.so
28.MrGreenisnotnewinourcompany.Infact,he
____heresince2003.
A.works
B.wasworking
C.hadworked
D.hasbeenworking
29.You
____crosstheroadwhenthetrafficlightsarered.
A.canB.must
C.mustn’tD.needn’t
30.Jimwillphoneyouassoonashe____
theticketstotheartexhibition.
A.getsB.got
C.wouldgetD.willget
31.Myteachersoftentellushow____
ahealthylife.
A.toliveB.living
C.liveD.lives
32.–Theseplansareallnice.Ihaven’tdecidedwhichonetochoose.
–It’sOK.You
____plentyoftimetodecide.
A.gaveB.weregiven
C.willgiveD.willbegiven
33.–Doyouknow
____now?
–Outsidetheschoolgate.
A.whereKateiswaitingforhermother
B.whereisKatewaitingforhermother
C.whereKatewaswaitingforhermother
D.wherewasKatewaitingforhermother
34.–Ican’tfindRose.Whereisshe,doyouknow?
–She
____thelibrary.She’llbebacksoon.
A.hasbeento
B.hasgoneto
C.isgoingto
D.wouldgoto
35.Wheneverhewaslate,hecouldfindplentyofexcuses
____soundedreasonable.
A.whoB.where
C.whatD.that
36.Don’tworry.Speakclearlythey____
canunderstandyou.
A.thoughB.becauseof
C.sothatD.evenif
37.–Iwonder
____petanimals.
–Theybringpeoplegreathappiness.
A.whypeoplekeep
B.whydopeoplekeep
C.wherepeoplekeep
D.wheredopeoplekeep
38.–Ihopeeverythinggoeswellforyou,andtakecare
.–________
A.Haveagoodtime.
B.Thankyou.
C.Noproblem.
D.Nevermind.
III.
完形填空。
（每小题1.5分，共15分）
根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。
What’sthatinthesky?
Analienspaceship?
Anapplepie?
No,it’saFrisbee（飞盘）.Frisbeesmakeitpossibletoplayagamealmost
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atalmostanytime.Allyouneed
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thetoyitself,someopenspaceandafriend.
AFrisbeeisadisc-shapedpieceofplastic（塑料）.Ithasroundededges,and,thankstophysics,thismakesitfly
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theairforlongdistances.
UsuallyforaFrisbeegame,twoormorepeoplesimplythrowthethingbackandforth.Theytryto
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itbeforeitfliesintoatreeorfallstotheground.Thereare
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kindsofFrisbeegames,liketheteamsport“UltimateFrisbee”.ButmostpeopleintheUSstill
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old-fashionedFrisbee.
WalterFrederickMorrisonistheinventorofthemodern-dayFrisbee.Heusedto
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agamewithhiswifeonthebeachinCalifornia–theywouldthrowacakepanbackandforth.Later,theybegantosellcakepansonthe
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for25centseach（theyboughttheminshopsfor5cents）.
Finally,Morrisonre-designed（重新设计）theFrisbeeandsoldthe
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toatoycompany.
Nowadays,
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yougotoaUSbeach,parkorcollegecampus,youwillalwaysseeaFrisbeeflyingthroughtheair.Withalittlepractice,almostanyonecanplayitwell.And,ifyoudon’thaveaFrisbee,tryacakepaninstead.
39.A.somewhereB.anywhere
C.nowhereD.someplace
40.A.beB.am
C.isD.are
41.A.overB.across
C.throughD.into
42.A.catchB.take
C.bringD.find
43.A.othersB.other
C.anotherD.theother
44.A.expectB.afford
C.achieveD.prefer
45.A.playsB.play
C.playingD.played
46.A.fieldB.playground
C.roadD.beach
47.A.toyB.idea
C.frisbeeD.pan
48.A.whenB.before
C.whileD.until
IV.
阅读理解。
（每小题2分，共30分）
阅读下列材料，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。
A
RoomForRentNote:
Newlyrenovated（翻新）,Livingroom,Kitchen&
Washroom.*Closetopublic&
Catholicschool,10
minutes’walk.*20minutes’walktoabank.*Halfanhour’swalktoahospitalandasupermarket.*Availablefrom:
August20,2019Pleasecall:
416–848–5634
49.
Fromtheadvertisement,welearnthat.
A.theroomiswellfurnished
B.youcanrenttheroomtoothers
C.youcankeepapetintheroom
D.youcan’tcookintheroom
50.Theroomisclosestto.
A.aschool
B.abank
C.ahospital
D.asupermarket
51.Ifyourenttheroom,theearliestdatethatyoucanmoveintotheroomis.
A.July20,2019
B.July30,2019
C.August19,2019
D.August20,2019
B
Amantookapairofshoestoashoerepairshopandsaidtotheshoemaker:
“I’dlikeyoutorepairtheseshoesforme,please.”
“Certainly,sir,”theshoemakersaid.
“Whenwilltheybeready?
”themanasked.
“I’mabitbusy,butthey’llbereadyforyouonThursday,”hesaid.
“That’sfine,”themansaid,andlefttheshop.
Thenextmorninghereceivedaletter,offeringhimajobinanothercountry.Hewassoononhiswaytohisnewjob.
Twentyyearspassed,andhereturnedtohishometown.Herememberedhisshoes.“Iwonderiftheshoemakerisstillthereandstillhasthem.”Hewaspleasedtoseethattheshoemakerwasinthesameshop,althoughhewasanoldmanbythen.
“Goodmorning,”hesaidtohim.“Twentyyearsago,Ibroughtinapairofshoestoberepaired.Doyouthinkyou’vestillgotthem?
”
“Name?
”theoldshoemakerasked.
“Smith,”themansaid.
“I’llgoandsee.”
Theshoemakerwentouttothebackofhisshop.Afewminuteslaterhereturned,carryingthepairofshoes.
“Hereweare,”hesaid.“Onepairofbrownshoes–toberepaired.I’mabitbusynow,butthey’llprobablybereadyonThursday.”
52.Whydidthemanleavehishometown?
A.Becausehegotanewjobinanothercountry.
B.Becausehedidn’tlikehisfamilyanylonger.
C.Becausehearguedwithhisbossandwasfired.
D.Becausehewantedtotravelaroundtheworld.
53.Howlonghadthemanbeenawayfromhishometown?
A.Foraweek.
B.Fortwentyyears.
C.Fortwentymonths.
D.Forseveralyears.
54.WhatcolorwereMrSmith’sshoes?
A.Black.B.Blue.C.Brown.D.Green.
55.Whatwastheshoemakerlike?
A.Hedidn’thavealotofwork.
B.Helivedahardlife.
C.Hewantedtousetheshoeshimself.
D.Hewasanhonesperson.
C
“IfpeoplesuddenlydisappearedfromEarth,theplanetcouldrecoverand,within1,000years,itwouldlookasitdid100,000yearsago.Ifinsectsdisappeared,nothingonlandwouldsurvive,”saidoneoftheauthorsofthereportRafaelGonzalezUrdanetafromMexico.
Thisshowsthathumansarenotthemostimportantlivingthingsintheworld.Wearejustpartoftheecosystem（生态系统）andotherthingsmaybemuchmoreimportantthanus.
Overthecourseofhundredsofyears,humanbeingshavehadabiginfluenceontheplanet.However,humanactivitiesoverthepastcenturyhave
raisedconcernsabout
thebalancebetweenhumanlifeandecosystems.
Eachtimewepickupanewspaperorturnontheradio,wereadorhearthatourenvironmentisbecomingworseand,therefore,thereisaneedforaction.Thereasonsaremanyandincludeglobalwarming,pollutionanddroughts.
Peopleareover-usingnaturalresources,whichispushingtheEarth’scapacitytoitslimits.TheUNreportonGlobalEnvironmentOutlookdefinesthreedrivingforcesaffectingourglobalenvironment–politicalandeconomicproblemsmadeworsebyrapidpopulationgrowth.
Withoutthesocial,economicandpoliticalproblemscausedbyhumans,theglobalenvironmentwouldprobablybeinmuchbettershape.Inordertomaketheworldabetterplacetolive,weshouldlearnaboutandprotecttheecosystemaroundus.
56.AccordingtothereportwrittenbyUrdaneta,weknowthat______.
A.theEarthwouldreturntonormalsoonifpeopledisappeared
B.insectswoulddisappearwithouthumans
C.nothingwouldstayaliveifinsectsdiedout
D.wehumansaremoreimportantthanotherlivingthings
57.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“raisedconcernsabout”inParagraph3mean?
A.Gotpeopletolearnabout.
B.Gotpeopletopayattentionto.
C.Pleasedpeoplewith.
D.Gotpeopletoraisemoneyfor.
58.Inthewriter’sopinion,whatshouldwedowhenourenvironmentisbecomingworse?
A.Listentothenewsoften.
B.Listthereasons.
C.Stopusingresources.
D.Takeaction.
59.Whydoesthewriterwritethisarticle?
A.Totellustolearnaboutandprotectourecosystem.
B.TotellustodoastheUNreporttellsus.
C.Totellustocontrolrapidpopulationgrowth.
D.Totellustosolvethreeproblemscausedbyhumans.
D
SixteenistheageintheUnitedStateswhenteenagerscanbegindriving.It’saspecialage.There’softenaspecialcelebrationforagirl’s16thbirthday–abigpartycalledher“sweet16”.Itislikeaweddingreception（结婚晚宴）.
Aboutamonthbeforetheparty,thegirl’sfamilysendsoutinvitationstotheguests.Theymustbuyaspecialpresentforthebirthdaygirlandthegirlguestsfindgooddressestowear.
A“sweet16”presentusuallycosts$40to$60.Thisisabout$20morethantheusualcostofabirthdaypresent.
Thepartyitselfisnotheldatsomeone’shouse.Thehostessrents（租）areceptionhallfortheevent.Food,cakeandaDJareprovided.Around6o’clock,guestsarriveandgreetthebirthdaygirl.
Thenthegirlandher
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