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A.badoffB.badlyoff
C.worseoffD.baderoff
4.Tomlookedaroundasif_________something.
A.insearchofB.insearchat
C.onsearchatD.insearchwith
5.They_________aheavytrafficjamandarrivedlateforthemeeting.
A.caughtinB.werecaughtat
C.caughtatD.werecaughtin
6.Firsthepickedoutthelacesandatethem_________they_________spaghetti.
A.asif;
areB.asthough;
were
C.asthough;
areD.asif;
like
7.Nobodylikes_________andit'
srudetolaughatothers.
A.makingfunofB.beingmadefunof
C.makingfunD.beingmadefun
8.Thehousecost_________wedidn'
tbuyit.
A.suchmanymoneythat
B.suchmuchmoneythat
C.somanymoneythat
D.somuchmoneythat
9.Chinaisfamous________theGreatWallandalso_________oneofthelargestcountrieswiththelargestpopulation.
A.as;
forB.for;
C.for;
asD.with;
as
10.Iwouldappreciate________backthisafternoon.
A.youtocallB.you'
recalling
C.yourcallingD.youcall
11.Thestudentshadthelights________foralmostthreehours.
A.toburnB.burning
C.burntD.tobeburning
12.Thebuilding_________willbeournewteachingbuilding.
A.buildingB.beingbuilt
C.havingbuiltD.tobuild
13.—Willyougoandattendherparty?
—No,_________.
A.eventhoughinvitedto
B.evenisinvited
C.isnotinvited
D.unlessbeinginvitedtogo
14.Herjobis_________
A.teachB.toteach
C.teacherD.teaching
15.Peopleshould________theyhave.
A.becontentwithwhat
B.contentatwhat
C.becontentatthat
D.contentwiththat
二、完形填空
Wewereabouttogatherupourtripthingsandreturntoourcarwhenamanappeared.Helooked16andaskedus17werealizedthatthesegroundswereprivateproperty.Fatherlookedverypuzzledandthemanpointedtoanoticewhich18thatcampingwasstrictly19.Poorfatherexplainedthathehadnotseenthenoticeanddidn'
tknowthatcampingwasnotallowed.Thoughfather20,themandidnotseemsatisfiedandaskedhim21hisnameandaddress.Allthewayhome,wewere22thathardlyanyonespokeaword.This23eventhadspoiledawonderfuldayinthecountry.
Forthe24oftheweek,wewonderedwhat25.ThefollowingSunday,westayedathome26itwasafineday.Aboutnoon,alargeandexpensivecarstopped27ourhouse.Wewere28whenwesawseveralpeople29tohaveapicnicinoursmallgarden.Fathergotveryangryandwentouttoaskthem30theythoughttheyweredoing.You31imaginehissurprisewhenherecognizedthemanwho32ouraddresstheweekbefore!
Bothmenburstout33andfatherweledthestrangersintothehouse.34,webecamegoodfriends—butwelearned35wehaveneverforgotten.
16.A.happyB.angryC.tiredD.worried
17.A.ifB.becauseC.beforeD.that
18.A.spokeB.noticedChadD.said
19.A.weledB.controlledC.plannedD.forbidden
20.A.excusedB.apologizedC.stoppedD.wentaway
21.A.becauseofB.forC.tellingD.writing
22.A.movedB.frightenedC.upsetD.pleased
23.A.unpleasantB.sadC.unkindD.unjust
24.A.endB.restC.nextD.following
25.A.wouldhappenB.wouldtakeplaceC.willhappenD.eout
26.A.whileB.becauseC.eventhoughD.asif
27.A.behindB.inC.insideD.outside
28.A.surprisingB.pleasedC.astonishedD.excited
29.A.sittingB.preparingC.planningD.prepare
30.A.howB.whereC.whyD.what
31.A.canB.mustC.shouldD.haveto
32.A.wroteB.tookC.hadwrittenD.hadtaken
33.A.cryingB.laughtersC.laughingD.crys
34.A.OntimeB.IntimeC.BytimeD.Attime
35.A.alessonB.knowledgeC.askillD.anexperience
三、阅读理解
Iworkasajournalist(新闻记者)andtodayIwasluckytohaveaninterviewwithEzraPryme,thefamousEnglisheccentric(怪人).Isay"
lucky"
becauseEzraPrymedoesn’thavemuchtimeforthehumansandhealmosthasnovisitors.Heisveryrichandhehasaverybigcountryhousewithalargegarden.Hehasgotalargefamily,butheneverseesanyofhischildrenorgrandchildren."
Ihaven'
tgotanytimeforthem,hesays.HehasthelargestcollectionofArtDecoobjectsintheworld,butheistheonlyonewhoneverseesthem.
Iknockedatthedoorofthehouseatexactly3p.m.Ezra'
sservantopenedthedoorforme.Iwasledthroughalargehallwhichhadallsortsofpaintingsonthewallsandthenintoalibrary.Iwaitedforawhileandatlastaveryshortmanappeared.Hehadwhitehairandgreyeyes.Hehadabeautifulgreensuitonandpinktie.Healsohadasmileonhisface,whichsurprisedme.Assoonashesawme,heheldouthishand.Notexpectingthis,Ihesitatedforamoment."
Youcanshakehands,"
hesaid."
Idon'
thaveanydiseases!
Mindthesteps!
"
hecries,leadingmedownsomesteps."
tsaythattoallmyvisitors,youknow!
36.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword"
hesitated"
?
A.Introducedoneself.
B.Heldoutmyhand.
C.Showeduncertainty.
D.Showedsmiles.
37.EzraPrymeiscalledaneccentric,whichisnotthereason?
A.Heneverseesanyofhischildrenorgrandchildren.
B.Hehimselfhasaverybighouseandgarden.
C.Hehasseldomhadvisitors.
D.Heacceptedtheinterview.
38.Whywasthewriterallowedtohavetheinterview?
A.Becausehewasanewjournalist.
B.Becausehewaslucky.
C.Wedon'
tknowfromthepassage.
D.Becausetheeccentriclikesjournalists.
39.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?
A.EzraPrymelivesfarfrompeople.
B.EzraPrymekepthimselfawayfromotherpeople.
C.ThewriterthoughtEzraPrymehadsomedisease.
D.EzraPrymehadsomeillness.
B
Theautomobileremainsthemostpopularmeansoftransportation.Morethan123millionpassengercarsareinoperation,using300,000millionlitersofgasolineeveryyear.Aboutninemillionpassengercars,trucksandbuseseofftheassemblylineseveryyear,andthemanufactureofmotorvehiclesandalliedproductionisa$200,000millionindustry.
TheautomobilehasbroughtmanychangesinAmericanlife—forexample,theremarkablegrowthofthesuburbsinthepast25years.Manypersonswhoworkinthecitiesnowenjoycountrylivingbecauseofgoodroadsandtheuseoftheautomobile.
Heavyuseofthenation'
shighwayshascreatedademandforroadsidebusinessesofvariouskinds,includingoutdoormovietheaterswhereaudienceswatchfilmsfromtheirautomobiles,andconvenientroadsidehotelsknownas"
motels"
.Motelsareusuallylocatedonmainroadsnearcitiesandatseasideandotherresortareas.Theyaremadeupofbedroomsandbathunitsandnearbyparkingspaces.Manyoftheunitsareequippedwithtelevisionandair-conditioning.Restaurantsandswimmingpoolsareavailableatmostofthelargemotels.ThenumberofmotelshasgrownsorapidlyinrecentyearsthattheirtotalannualinehassurpassedthatofAmericanhotels.
ThroughouttheUnitedStatestherearesome41,894,000kilometersofhard-surfaceroadsandmorethanonemillionkilometersofotherroads.A68,400-kilometerinterstatesystemoffreewayscrisscrossesthecountry,linkingallmajorcities.
Buseshavereplacedstreetcarsaspublictransportationinmostcitiesandtowns.Thesuburbanareasusuallyhaverailroadorbustransportationtoneighboringtowns.Busesareoftenusedbytravelersforlongtrips.Faresarelessthanonrailroadsorairlines,andmanyofthelarge,modembusesproviderestroomsonboard.
Theairplaneisapopularmeansoftravel,with12,700civilairportsandmorethan246.7millionpassengersayear.Thereare37scheduledairlines.Twenty-sixregionalcentersdirectairtrafficbetweencities.
Aboutadecadeago,theU.S.Governmenttookovermostoftherailroadpassengerroutesfromprivatepanies,whichwerelosingmoneyonpassengerservices.Consolidationofroutesandmodernequipmentprovidedbythegovernmenthaveimprovedpassengerservices,buttheystilldonotbreakevenfinancially.
mercialcargoesaretransportedbyhighway,waterandrail.Onerecentinnovationis"
containerized"
cargo.Atthefactorycratesofgoodsareplacedinlargemetalcontainersonwheels,diecontainersaresealedandhitchedtotruckstobetakentorailroadcentersorports,wherelargecranesliftthemontofreightcars,bargesorships.
TheMississippiRiverhasalwaysbeenafreightcarrier.
TransportationbywatertotheNorthCentralregionwashelpedgreatlywhentheSt.LawrenceSeawaywasopenedbytheUnitedStatesandCanadain1959.LargeoceanvesselscannowsaildirectlytocitiesontheGreatLakes.About40percentofallwatertransportationinthenation’sinterioriscarriedontheGreatlakes.
40.IntheUnitedStatesmostgoodsaretransportedbymercial_________.
A.buses
B.waterways
C.railroadandtrucks
D.busesandships
41.Thetotalannualineofmotels_________.
A.ismorethanthatofAmericanhotels
B.islessthanthatofAmericanhotels
C.hasoutstrippedthatofsuperhotels
D.hascaughtupwiththatofsuperhotels
42.Accordingtothepassage,largecranesliftcontainerizedcargoonto_________.
A.freightcars
B.railroadcentersorports
C.bargesorships
D.bothAandC
43.Accordingtothispassage,about40percentofallwatertransportwithinthenationiscarriedon
A.riversandcanals