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holocaust
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discard
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affluent
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massacre
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piety
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bias
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swirl
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rich
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prejudice
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insistent
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command
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loyalty
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eliminate
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order
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reprisal
novelty
predecessor
alternative
pastoral
amnesia
revenge
elusive
articulate
antecedent
Forgetfulness
pervade
originality
option
bucolic
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enunciate
puzzling
II.CompletetheWords
1.c_____vt.tosupplyamusement
2.s_____n.theactorprocessofreducingexcitement,nervousness,orirritation
3.c_____a.lastingforalongtime
4.t_____n.generalagreementnottodiscusssth.,dosth.
5.b_____vt.toblockofforcloseoffwithobjects;
putupbarriersin
6.e_____n.theuseofapleasanter,lessdirectnameforsomethingthoughttobeunpleasant
7.a_____a.calledbythisterm,butperhapsimproperlyso
8.g_____n.apartofacityinwhichagroupofpeoplelivewhoarepoorand/orarenotacceptedasfullcitizens
9.l_____a.worthyofordeservingpraise
10.s_____n..thefeelingofhavinghadtoomuch
11.m_____n.characteristicattitudeofmind
12.a_____vi.togouptoandspeakto（esp.astranger）
13.m_____n.anarticleorshortbookononeparticularsubjectorbranchofasubject（science,medical,etc.）thatthewriterhasstudieddeeply
14.s_____vt.totaketheplaceof（oftenbytricksordeceit）
15.p_____n.anyactivitytowhichonegivesone’stime,whetherasworkorforpleasure
16.d_____n.acrowdofpeoplemovingoractingtogether
17.r_____v.makeafairreturnfor（somethinglost,damagedone,injuryreceived,etc.）
18.h_____a.arrangedinorderofrank,grade,class,etc.
19.e_____v.avoidbeingcaughtby,escapefrom,bymeansofatrick
20.r_____n.feelsorryforsinandseekforgiveness
III.TrueorFalse
1.AccordingtotheMr.Roper’ssurvey,newspaperrankssecondamongthemajorformsofmassmediaintermsofpopularity.
2.Partisanshiporrabidbiasinnetworknewscastsornetworkcommentariesisnotasintenseasthatinnewspapers.
3.WhentheauthorofLessonOnementionsthatnewspapershavetwogreatadvantagesovertelevision,shereallymeansit.
4.TheauthorsofLessonFouragreewithneitherofthetwodiscrepantviewsonoldage.
5.Thequalityoflatelifeisdeterminedbyacombinationofmanyelements.
6.Thementalproblemsoftheoldareuntreatable.
7.Americanfoodistastelessandinnutritious.
8.Oncetalentedyoungblackshaveleftwatts,theyarenotexpectedtoreturnhomeandactuallynoonehasdoneso.
9.Itisirrationaleithertodefendoropposevivisectionbyappealingtotheemotionofpity.
10.Modernmenalsohaveprimitiveimpulse.
11.BothTVandnewspapersprovideopinionsoftwosides.
12.Peopleholddifferentideasabouttheexpressiveplaneoflisteningtomusic.
13.EvelinegaveupthechancetoescapewithFrank.Partofthereasonswasthattheunknownfuturefrightenedher.
14.Oldwomenfareworsethanoldmensimplybecausetheyhavealongerlifeexpectancy.
15.Farfrombeingasport,thebullfighthasareligiousorigin.
16.Clarawasnotsurewhetherherfavourablepositionintheschoolwouldimpressherparents.
17.Whattheauthorcalls“cheesefoods”usedtobehand-madeinsmallfactories.
18.BeforetheauthorenrolledinYaleLawSchool,Wattswasalreadyatopicfordiscussiononthecampus.
19.Thesentimentthatjustifiescrueltytobeastsleadstopersecutionofmenofotherrace,classorreligion.
20.Towalk25milesadayisthebestoutletforman’ssurplusphysicalenergy.
21.Partisanshiporrabidbiasinnetworknewscastsornetworkcommentariesisnotasintenseasthatinnewspapers.
22.Thevalueofmusicisequaltoitssensuousappeal.
23.EvelinewassureofherloveofFrank.
24.Oldpeoplewhoarepoorhavebeenpooralltheirlives.
25.ManyelderlyAmericansdonotenjoyasatisfyinglatelifebecausethesocietyitselfistooharshforthemtolivein.
26.Therearemanysymbolicactsinabullfight.
27.Scientistshavechangedtheoriginaltasteofvegetablesthroughbreedingthem.ThatisthesolereasonwhyAmericanvegetablesaretasteless.
28.AsAmericansareeatingsecond-ratefoodsofmoreorlessthesamekind,theyareactuallyeatingthewayhogsusedtobefedbytheirancestors.
29.Protestagainstvivisectionusedtobestrong,buttodaynoonedareshowanyopposition.
30.Whileaccusinganti-vivisectionistsof“sentimentality”,thenaturalistsfailtoseethattheirloyaltytoourownspeciesisalsoasentiment.
IV.
得分
评卷人
ReadthefollowingtextandfilleachofthenumberedspaceswithONEsuitableword.
Musiccomesinmanyforms;
mostcountrieshaveastyleoftheirown.1theturnofthecenturywhenJazzwasborn,Americahadnoprominent2ofitsown.Nooneknowsexactlywhenjazzwas3,orbywhom.Butitbegantobe4intheearly1900s.JazzisAmerica’scontributionto5music.Incontrasttoclassicalmusic,which6formalEuropeantraditions.Jazzisspontaneousandfree-form.Itbubbleswithenergy,7moods,interests,andemotionsofthepeople.Inthe1920sjazz8likeAmerica.And9itdoestoday.
The10ofthismusicareasinterestingasthemusic11,AmericanNegroes,orblacks,astheyarecalledtodayweretheJazz12.TheywerebroughttotheSouthernstates13slaves.Theyweresoldtoplantationownersandforcedtoworklong14.WhenaNegrodiedhisfriendsandrelatives15aprocessiontocarrythebodytothecemetery.InNewOrleans,abandoftenaccompaniedthe16.Onthewaytothecemeterythebandplayedslow,solemnmusicsuitedtotheoccasion.17onthewayhomethemoodchanged.Spiritslifted.Deathhadremovedoneoftheir18,butthelivingweregladtobegladtobealive.Thebandplayed19music,improvisingonboththeharmonyandthemelodyofthemelodythetunes20atthefuneral.Thismusicmadeeveryonewanttodance.ItwasanearlyformofJazz.
（A）By
（B）At
（C）In
（D）On
（A）music
（B）song
（C）melody
（D）style
（A）discovered
（B）acted
（C）invented
（D）designed
（A）noticed
（B）found
（C）listened
（D）heard
（A）classical
（B）sacred
（C）Popular
（D）light
（A）forms
（B）follows
（C）approaches
（D）introduces
（A）expressing
（B）explaining
（C）exposing
（D）illustrating
（A）appeared
（B）felt
（C）seemed
（D）sounded
（A）as
（B）so
（C）either
（D）neither
（A）origins
（B）originals
（C）discoveries
（D）resources
11.
（A）concerned
（B）itself
（C）available
（D）oneself
12.
（A）players
（B）followers
（C）fans
（D）pioneers
13.
（A）for
（B）as
（C）with
（D）by
14.
（A）months
（B）weeks
（C）hours
（D）times
15.
（A）demonstrated
（B）composed
（C）hosted
（D）formed
16.
（A）demonstration
（B）procession
（C）body
（D）march
17.
（A）Even
（B）Therefore
（C）Furthermore
（D）But
18.
（A）number
（B）members
（D）relations
19.
（A）sad
（B）solemn
（C）happy
（D）funeral
20.
（A）whistled
（B）sung
（C）presented
（D）showed
V.Explanation
1.Itdemandspatience,alwaysinshortsupply.
2.…isnomorethanshadowboxingasageneralrule.
3.Shedidn’tencouragefamiliarity.
4.IhavetriedoftentosearchbehindthesophisticationofyearsfortheenchantmentIsoeasilyfoundinthosegifts.
5.Ithinkthissocietyisbeingforce-fedwithtrivialfare.
6.…yearsofhouseworkhadlefttheirmarkonher.
7.Thegirlsrespectedherbecauseshehadnerveandagoodfrontofconfidence…
8.Buthergreatqualitywasacapacityforbeinggenuinelyimpervioustoinattention.
9.Buttheothersideliesopentoexactlythesamecharge.
10.Oneofthetroublesaboutvanityisthatitgrowswithwhatitfeedson.
11.Televisionlivesonadvertisingtoanevengreaterextentthannewspaper…
12.Thereisnoneedtodigressfurtheronthesensuousplane.
13.Shehadhardworktokeepthehousetogether…
14.…whileoldageis…abittersweetcomingtotermswithone’sownpersonalityandone’slife.
15.…sothatyoucandebunkittoyourownsatisfaction…
VI.ReadingComprehension.
Readthefollowingwritingandthenanswerthequestions.
ChristmasDayintheMorning
byPearlS.Buck
1.Hewokesuddenlyandcompletely.Itwasfouro’clock,thehouratwhichhisfatherhadalwayscalledhimtogetupandhelpwiththemilking.Strangehowthehabitsofhisyouthclungtohimstill!
Hisfatherhadbeendeadforthirtyyears,andyethestillwakedatfouro’clockinthemorning.Butthismorning,becauseitwasChristmas,hedidnottrytosleepagain.
2.YetwhatwasthemagicofChristmasnow?
Hischildhoodandyouthwerelongpast,andhisownchildrenhadgrownupandgone.
3.Yesterdayhiswifehadsaid,“Itisn’tworthwhile,perhaps—”Andhehassaid,“Oh,yes,Alice,evenifthereareonlythetwoofus,let’shaveaChristmasofourown.”
4.Thenshehadsaid,“Let’snottrimthetreeuntiltomorrow,Robert.I’mtired.”
5.Hehadagreed,andthetreewasstilloutbythebackdoor.
6.Helayinhisbedinhisroom.Thedoortoherroomwasshutbecauseshewasalightsleeper.Yearsagotheyhaddecidedtouseseparaterooms.Neitherofthemsleptaswellastheyoncehad.Theyhadbeenmarriedsolongthatnothingcouldseparatethem,actually
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