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　　（C）way　　　（D）scale

　　4.Dinnerwillbeready_____，butwestillhavetimeforadrink.

　　（A）presently　（B）currently

　　（C）lately　　（D）finally

　　5.Itisimpossibleto______withapersonwhosemethodsarecompletelyopposedtoyourown.

　　（A）cooperate　（B）correspond

　　（C）compete　　（D）compare

　　6.Itwasthetrainingthathehadasayoungman_____madehimsuchagoodengineer.

　　（A）has　　（B）later

　　（C）which　（D）that

　　7.Otherconsiderations_____equal，thepressureremainsconstant.

　　（A）being　　（B）be

　　（C）willbe　（D）is

　　8.Thepolicemanneedstosee_____yourIDcardoryourdriver‘slicense.

　　（A）every　　（B）each

　　（C）either　（D）both

　　9.“Let‘sstartourmeetingimmediately_____everyonehasarrived，”thechairmansaid.

　　（A）although　（B）until

　　（C）after　　（D）nowthat

　　10.Iwalkedeightmilestoday.IneverguessedthatIcouldwalk______far.

　　（A）that（B）this

　　（C）such（D）as

　　PartTwoReadingComprehension

　　Inthispartthereare4passagesfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements，eachwithfoursuggestedanswers.Choosetheoneyouthinkisthebestanswer.MarkyourchoiceontheAnswerSheetbydrawingwithapencilashortbaracrossthecorrespondingletterinthebrackets.

　　Questions11-15arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

　　UntilrecentlytheopportunitiesforcriminalactivitiesontheInternethavebeenlow.However，thevolumeofbusinessdoneontheInternetisgrowingrapidly，aspeopleorderbooksandotherproductsandmakemoneytransactions.Allthisiscreatingtemptationsforhackers（黑客）。

　　Hackersareoftenyoungpeoplewhoareinterestedincomputers.TheyusethemtomovequietlytotheInternet，lookingforwaystobreakintocomputerssystemsrunbybanks，telephonecompaniesandevenGovernmentdepartments.Theylookforexamplesofcreditcardsandtrytostealthenumbers.

　　Hackersrarelyadmittoasuccessfulbreak-in.Thefirstindicationofahackingmaybewhenacustomerdiscoversawrongmoneytransactiononacreditcardaccount.Itishardertocheckonsomebodymisusinganonlineconnectionunlessthereisamassivedownloadofinformationwhichwouldcalltheattentionoftheconsumer.

　　11.Themainideaofthefirstparagraphisthat______.

　　（A）theopportunitiesforcriminalactivitiesontheInternethavebeenlow

　　（B）theopportunitiesforcriminalactivitiesontheInternetarelow

　　（C）therearemoreopportunitiesforcriminalactivitiesontheInternet

　　（D）peopleshouldnotmakemoneytransactionsontheInternet

　　12.Theword“temptations”inthefirstparagraphisclosestinmeaningto______.

　　（A）interests（B）attractions

　　（C）benefits（D）profits

　　13.Inthepassage，it‘ssaidthathackersmayattacktheInternetsystemofallthefollowinginstitutionsexcept_____.

　　（A）banks

　　（B）telephonecompanies

　　（C）universities

　　（D）governmentdepartments

　　14.Whichofthefollowingisnotthereasonforahackingbeingfound？

　　（A）Thecustomerfoundsomethingwrongwithhisaccount.

　　（B）Therewasahugeamountofinformationbeingdownloaded.

　　（C）Therewasawrongmoneytransaction.

　　（D）Thehackerproudlyadmittedhissuccessfulbreak-in.

　　15.Inthelastsentenceoftheparagraph，“somebody”referstoa______.

　　（A）customer（B）carduser

　　（C）hacker（D）bankclerk

　　Questions16-20arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

　　ForanyEnglishman，therecanneverbeanydiscussionastowhoistheworld‘sgreatestwriter.Onlyonenamecanpossiblysuggestitselftohim：

thatofWilliamShakespeare（莎士比亚）。

EveryEnglishmanhassomeknowledgeofhiswork.AllofususewordsandphrasesfromShakespeare’swritingsthathavebecomeapartoftheEnglish-speakingpeople.

　　Shakespeare，moreperhapsthananyotherwriter，madefulluseoftheEnglishlanguage.MostofususeaboutfivethousandwordsinournormalemploymentofEnglish；

Shakespeareinhisworksusedabouttwenty-fivethousand！

Thereisprobablynobetterwayforaforeigner（oranEnglishman！

）toappreciatetherichnessandvarietyoftheEnglishlanguagethanbystudyingthevariouswaysinwhichShakespeareusesit.Suchastudyiswellworththeeffort（itisnot，ofcourse，recommendedtobeginners），eventhoughsomeaspectsofEnglishusage，andthemeaningofmanywords，havechangedsinceShakespeare‘sday.

　　16.Fromthefirsttwosentencesofthepassagewecanconcludethat________.

　　（A）itcan‘tbediscussedaboutwhoistheworld’sgreatestpoet

　　（B）itcan‘tbediscussedaboutwhoistheworld’sgreatestdramatist

　　（C）Shakespeareisregardedasagreatestwriter

　　（D）Englishmenliketodiscussaboutwhoistheworld‘sgreatestwriter

　　17.AccordingtothepassagemanyEnglishwordsandphrasesthatweusetodayarefrom______.

　　（A）Englishmen（B）Shakespeare‘sworks

　　（C）Englishspeakingpeople（D）ancientpeople

　　18.TolearntherichnessoftheEnglishlanguage，peopleshould______.

　　（A）readShakespeare‘splays

　　（B）learnfromanEnglishman

　　（C）begladtobeaforeigner

　　（D）writeandreadmore

　　19.TheauthordoesnotsuggestbeginnersreadingShakespeare‘splays，probablybecause_____.

　　（A）theworksarefornativespeakers

　　（B）onlyEnglishmencanunderstandhisplays

　　（C）theworksaretoodifficultforabeginner

　　（D）someofEnglishusageandthemeaningofmanywordshavechanged

　　20.Inthispassagetheauthorwantsto_______.

　　（A）showtherichnessofEnglishlanguage

　　（B）tellhowgreatawriterShakespeareis

　　（C）tellthatsomeEnglishwordsareoutofusenow

　　（D）tellthatsomeaspectsofEnglishusagehavechangedsinceShakespeare‘sday

　　Questions21-25arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

　　OxfordandCambridgedifferfromtherestoftheuniversitiesinGreatBritaininmanyimportantrespects，butresembleeachotherquiteclosely.

　　Oxfordwasfoundedinthe12thcentury.Thereareatpresent35colleges：

threeareforwomenonlyandtheresttakebothmenandwomen.Thereareatpresentapproximately9，400studentsinresidence，ofwhomoverathirdarewomen.ThecityofOxfordispopularwithtouristsbecauseoftheUniversity‘smanybeautifulmedievalbuildings.

　　Cambridgewasfoundedinthe13thcentury.Thereareatpresent28colleges，ofwhichonlyoneisformenstudentsonlyandtwoforwomenonly.Theremaining25takebothmenandwomen.Thereareatpresentover9000studentsinresidence，ofwhomathirdarewomen.CambridgeUniversityhasmadethecityofCambridgeaninternationallyfamoustouristentre.

　　21.Withthefirstsentence，theauthorwantstosaythat_____.

　　（A）OxfordandCambridgearedifferent

　　（B）UniversitiesinBritainaredifferentinmanyaspects

　　（C）OxfordandCambridgesharemanysimilarities

　　（D）OxfordandCambridgearedifferentfromeachother

　　22.Theratioofmaletofemalestudentsinresidenceatbothuniversitiesisabout_____.

　　（A）1：

2（B）1：

3

　　（C）3：

32（D）3：

10

　　23.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue？

　　（A）OxfordhasalongerhistorythanCambridge.

　　（B）Thereare32collegesinOxfordthatonlyacceptmen.

　　（C）ThereisonecollegeatCambridgethatonlyacceptsmen

　　（D）Therearemoremalestudentsthanfemaleatbothuniversities

　　24.TouristsgotothecityofOxfordto_____.

　　（A）studythere

　　（B）seethemedievalbuildings

　　（C）viewtheriver

　　（D）lookattheresidents

　　25.Thepassageismainlyaboutthe_____.

　　（A）historyoftwofamousuniversitiesinBritain

　　（B）comparisonbetweenOxfordandCambridge

　　（C）numberofstudentsatOxfordandCambridge

　　（D）introductionofcollegesatOxfordandCambrdge

　　Questions26-30arebasedonthefollowingpassage：

　　ThegrowthofLiuYongxing‘sanimal-feedbusinesshasmadehimChina’srichestman，accordingtorankingspublishedrecentlybyForbesmagazine.WithanestimatednetworthofUS$1billion，the53-year-oldentrepreneurandhisShanghai-basedHopeGrouparesymbolsofthenewChina.

　　ButForbes‘listofthe100richestindividualsinChinaalsoillustratesthegrowingincomeinequalityherethatalarmssomeofficials.TheForbessurveyfoundthatthe100richestpeopleinChinahadacombinednetworthofUS$18billionintheyearendedSeptember30.That’ssmallchangebyUSstandards：

ThemostrecentForbesrankingofglobalbillionairesputthenetworthofBillGatesaloneatmorethanUS$58billion.Butwhat‘sremarkableaboutChina’swealthnumbersishowfastthey‘rerising.Thewealthofthetop50onthisyear’sChinalistjumped40percent，toUS$14billion，fromUS$10billionlastyeardespiteaglobaleconomicslump.

　　26.TherichestmaninChinaacquiredhiswealth_____.

　　（A）intheanimalfeedbusiness

　　（B）inAmerica

　　（C）fromForbesmagazine

　　（D）fromhisancestors

　　27.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue？

　　（A）Forbesmagazinelistedthe100richestpeopleinChina.

　　（B）Forbesmagazinelistedthe100richestpeopleintheUS.

　　（C）BillGate‘swealthismuchlargerthanthatofthecombinationofall100richestpeopleinChina

　　（D）Hope