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C．it’suptoyouD．takeyourtime

3．Herdaughterwassolovelylittlegirlthateverybodyinthestreetwouldsmileatheratfirstsight.

A．the;

aB．a;

不填C．the;

theD．不填;

the

4．Thestudentsenteredtheclassroom,smilingand,anddowntohavetheirlessons.

A．talked;

satB．talking;

sittingC．talking;

satD．talked;

sitting

5．—Shecan’tfindherkeys?

She’llbelockedoutallnight.

—Youareright.I’dbettercallhertocheckifshe’sOK.

A．WhataboutB．WhatwithC．WhatifD．Whatfor

6．Thelittleboywasallowedtogoswimminghekeptneartheotherboys.

A．onconditionthatB．incaseC．nowthatD．bythetime

7．tokeepaneventemperature,sothestructureofthenewly-builthousewarmsanddriesoutgradually.

A．TryingB．TryC．IfyoutryD．Havingtried

8．—Youmustn’tparkyourcarhere,sir;

it’stheentrancetoourbuilding.

—Imustn’t,I?

Andwhatareyougoingtodoaboutit?

A．can’tB．shouldn’tC．mustn’tD．needn’t

9．MissGreentookupthestoryatthepointthethiefhadjustmadeoffwiththejewels.

A．whereB．whichC．asD．when

10．—Youmecrazy.TurnofftheTV,Suzy.

—Regis,Ithinkyouawalkinthegarden.

A．aredriving;

needB．drove;

needed

C．drive;

areneedingD．havedriven;

areneeded

11．TheweatherwasgoodinL.A.,therewasbadweathernearChicago.

A．orB．butC．soD．once

12．—Theircarwashitbyatruckonthewaytotherailwaystation.

—,theymissedthetrain.

A．NosurprisinglyB．NotsurprisingC．NosurprisingD．Notsurprisingly

13．Theyarestillthemissingchild,whodisappearedlastSundayafterattendingherfriend’sbirthdayparty.

A．askingforB．callingforC．huntingforD．sendingfor

14．—HaveyoueverheardofanAmericanpresidentcalledChesterA.Arthur.

—No,andhe’snotmentionedinmyhistorybookatall.Heseems.

A．tohavebeencompletelyforgottenB．havingcompletelyforgotten

C．tohavecompletelyforgottenD．completelyforgetting

15．DidyouhearthatJimwasrobbedduringhisrecenttriptoThailand?

Notonlyhismoney,buthewasnearlykilled.

A．helostB．washelostC．hehadlostD．didhelose

二．完型填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Aresupermarketsdesignedtopersuadeustobuymore?

Whenyouenterasupermarket,the（16）knowsbetterthanyoudohowyouwill17—whichwayyouwillwalk,whereyouwill18whatwillmakeyou19oneproductratherthananother.Whencustomersgointoashop,they20looktotheirleftbut21towardsright.Sosupermarketare22usuallyontheleftofbuilding,andthedesignistotakeshoppers23thestore,aisle（通道）afteraisle,fromlefttoright.Thenshopperswillpayattentiontoallthe24.

Freshfruitandvegetablesare25nearsupermarketentrances.Thisgivestheimpressionthatonly26foodissoldintheshop.27foodsthateveryonebuys,likesugarandteaareputneareachother.Theyarekeptindifferentaislessothatcustomersaretakenpastother28foodsbeforetheyfindwhattheywant.Inthisway,shoppersare29tobuyproductsthattheydonotreally30.

Peoplewalkquicklythrough31aisles,buttheymovemoreslowlyinwideaislesandgivemoreattentiontotheproducts.Onebest-selling32forproductsisattheendofaisles,becauseshoppersslowdowntoturnintothenextaisles.

Sweetsareoftenplacedatchildren’s33levelatthecheckout（出口处）.Whileparentsare34topay,childrenreachforthe35andputtheminthetrolley（手推车）.

16.A.assistantB.managerC.leaderD.shopowner

17.A.behaveB.selectC.chooseD.bring

18.A.goB.stopC.lookD.stand

19.A.enjoyB.touchC.readyD.helpful

20.A.naturallyB.simplyC.easilyD.hurriedly

21.A.hurryB.moveC.takeD.read

22.A.exitsB.toiletsC.entrancesD.centers

23.A.intoB.aroundC.alongD.towards

24.A.productsB.signsC.pricesD.aisles

25.A.storedB.hiddenC.shownD.bought

26.A.goodB.niceC.necessaryD.healthy

27.A.ImportantB.BasicC.FastD.Fresh

28.A.tastyB.cheapC.expensiveD.attractive

29.A.invitedB.readyC.encouragedD.willing

30.A.needB.eatC.knowD.like

31.A.longB.shortC.highD.narrow

32.A.stateB.positionC.situationD.action

33.A.handB.eyeC.headD.height

34.A.sittingB.askingC.waitingD.going

35.A.foodB.billC.moneyD.sweets

三．阅读理解（每小题2分，共26分）

A

Gesturesarethesilentlanguageofeveryculture.Wepointafingerormoveanotherpartofthebodytoshowwhatwewanttosay.Itisimportanttoknowthebodylanguageofeverycountryorwemaybemisunderstood.

IntheUS,peoplegreeteachotherwithahandshakeinaformaldiscussion.Thehandshakemustbefirm.Ifthehandshakeisweak,itisasignofweaknessorunfriendliness.Friendsmayplaceahandontheother’sarmorshoulder.Somepeople,usuallywomen,greeteachotherwithahug（拥抱）.

SpaceisimportanttoAmericans.Whentwopeopletalktoeachother,theyusuallystandabout2.5feetawayandatanangle,sotheyarenotfacingeachotherdirectly.Americansgetuncomfortablewhenapersonstandstooclose.Theywillmovebacktohavetheirspace.IfAmericanstouchanotherpersonbyaccident,theysay,“Pardonme.”or“Excuseme”.

Americansliketolookattheotherintheeyeswhentheyaretalking.Ifyoudon’tdoso,itmeansyouarebored,hidingsomething,orarenotinterested.Whenyoustareatsomeone,however,itisnotpolite.

ForAmericans,thumbs-upmeans“yes”,“verygood”or“welldone”.Thumbs-downmeanstheopposite.Tocallawaiter,onemightputuponehandtoheadlevelorabove.Toshowyouwantthecheck,makeamovementwithyourhandsasyouaresigningapieceofpaper.Itisallrighttopointatthingsbutnotatpeoplewiththehandandindexfinger（食指）.Americansshaketheirindexfingersatchildrenwhentheyscoldthemandpatthemontheheadwhentheyadmirethem.

Learningaculture’sbodylanguageissometimesconfusing（困惑的）.Ifyoudon’tknowwhattodo,thesafestthingtodoistosmile.

36.WhenyoushakehandswithanAmerican,youshould__________.

A.shakehis/herhandfirmlyB.putyourhandsonhis/hershoulder

C.shakehis/herhandgentlyD.givehim/herahugafterwards

37.IntheUS,peopleusually______ifyoustandtooclosetothem.

A.feelfriendlyB.getuncomfortableC.keepstillD.hityouangrily

38.IfyoutalkwithanAmericanfriend,it’spoliteto________.

A.stareathim/herB.lookattheground

C.lookathis/herintheeyesD.lookhereandthere

39.WhenanAmericangivesyouthethumbs-up,he,infact_______

A.meansthatyouarenumberoneB.wantstopleaseyou

C.needstocallawaiterD.expresshissatisfactionwithyou

40.What’sthemainideaofthispassage?

A.PeoplegreeteachotherbyshakinghandsinAmerica.

B.Everycountryhastheirowngestures.

C.Learningaculture’sbodylanguageisveryimportantandnecessary.

D.Itisallrighttopointatthingsbutnotatpeoplewiththehandandindexfinger.

B

TheblueswasbornontheMississippiRiverDeltaintheearly1900s.AftertheCivilwar,theslaveswerefreebutlifewasstillnoteasy.Theyhadtofindnewwork.Inthesouth,workcampswereformed.BlackpeoplefromthesecampsworkedonfarmsandbuiltuptheMississippiRiverbanks.Duringtheweek,thepeopleworkedlongandhard.Theyoftenlivedalone,withouttheirfamilies,farfromhome.Ontheweekends,theworkersgottogetheratpicnicsordrinkingplaces.Travelingblackmusicianswithguitarsentertainedthem.Themusicianssangsongsaboutthedifficultlifeoftheworkers.Thesesongswerecalledtheblues.

Ifyouhavetheblues,itmeansyoufeelverysad.Butbluessongswerenotalwayssad.Someofthemwerehappyandmanyofthemwerefunny.

EarlybluesingersoftenhadveryinterestingnameslikeBlindLemonJeffersonandHowlinWolf.Sometimes,thebluessingershadsongcontests.Eachsingersangnewwordsoranewstyleofthebluessong.Theymadeupthemusicastheyplayed.Inthiswaytheycreatednewmusic.Thisiscalledimprovisation.Later,improvisationbecameaveryimportantpartofJazzmusic.

Thebluesbeganinthecountryinthesouth.Asblacksmovedintothebigcitiestowork,theblueswentwiththem.There,theysangaboutlifeinthecities.W.C.Handy,ablackbandleaderfromMemphismadethebluespopularalloverAmerica.In1914hewrotethemostfamoussongofall“TheSt.Louisblues.”

41.Thispassageismainlyconcernedwith__________.

A.thebirthofAmericancountrymusicB.thebirthofJazzmusic

C.thebirthofAmericanpopularmusicD.thebirthoftheblues

42.Bluessongswereoftenabout_______.

A.thehardlifeofblackpeopleB.thelonelylifeofblackpeople

C.thehappyandfunnylifeofblackpeopleD.thehardlifeofslaves

43.Intheearly1900s,blackpeopleoftengottogetheratsomedrinkingplacesonweekendsmainlybecause________.

A.theyhadfoundnewworkB.theyhadworkedlongandhardduringweekdays

C.theyoftenlivedalone,withouttheirfamiliesD.theyweregoodatsinginganddancing

44.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A.Afterth