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20.A
21.C
II.Translation
22.Thefilmisadaptedfromanovel.
23.Attheendofthestreetstandsacinema,whichisoftencrowdedwithpeople.
24.I'
mcertainthatforeignlanguagesplayaveryimportantroleinourlife.
25.Incameamanwithabookinhishand.
26.Suddenly,aterriblevoicewasheardfrombehindthedoor.
Day2
i.Readingcomprehension
I.D
2.C
3.C
6.A
7.A
8.D
9.B
10.C
11.B
12.A
13.D
17.A
18.C
19.C
20.B
21.B
22.D
23.B
24.Theprincipalplaysanimportantroleinrunningaschool.
25.TheywereshockedatthechangesthathavetakenplaceinPudong.
26.ThephantomreleasedChristineandRaoulfromhissecrethome.
27.Facingtheenemy,shewasafraidofnothing.
28.Asayoungman,Marxwasforcedtoleavehisownmotherlandforpoliticalreasons.
Day3
4.A
5.B
6.D
7.B
9.C
11.B
12.C
13.B
14.B
15.D
16.C
17.D
18.A
19.D
20.A
21.B
22.Nowadays,BeijingOperaispopularwithpeoplearoundtheworld.
23.Agroupofrobbersburstintoabankandrobbeditofallitsmoney.
24.Herfatherdisappeared,nevertobeheardfromagain.
25.InthecentreoftheeastsquarestandsthestatueofMr.Smith.
26.Atfirstshewasshockedathisappearance,andthenshefeltsorryforhim.
Day4
1.C
2.A
3.A
5.C
10.B
14.A
16.B
19.C
20.B
21.C
22.A
23.B
24.EuropewasshockedatthenewsthatGermanyhadattackedPoland.
25.ItwasnotsurprisingthatChristineappearedonthestage.
26.Theblindmenwantedtolearnwhattheelephantwaslikebytouchingit.
27.Alltheaudiencepresentcriedwithjoywhenshewassinging.
28.Therobberswereforcedtoreleasethemanager,andthentheywereputintoprison.
Day5
1.D
4.D
8.B
14.C
20.D
21.C
22.A
23.C
24.Onlytwomenwerebraveenoughtofollowthemandrescuedthelittlegirlatlast.
25.Themobilephoneisplayingamoreandmoreimportantroleinpeople'
sdailylife.
26.Thepolicecan'
thavecapturedhim,forIsawhimjustnow.
27.Thereporterwaskidnapped,butwasreleasedthreedayslater.
28.UnderneaththeOperaHouselivedanuglyphantomwearingamask.
Day6
I.Readingcomprehension
SectionA
1.B
.2.C
6.B
11.B
12.B
14.C
15.D
SectionB
16.B
20.C
22.A
I1.Translation
23.It'
snotpropertoforceone'
sownideasuponothers.
24.NoonehadeverbeensoclosetoJohnbeforethatheburstintotearsimmediately.
25.Thehallhasbeenmademuchlargerandcanseatanaudienceof2000.
26.Peopleweregreatlyshockedathisdeath,forwhichtheyfeltverysorry.
27.Hewaswanderingthroughthestreetwhenhesawamonster.
Day7
1.D
2.B
11.A
15.C
16.A
17.B
21.D
22.B
II.Translation
23.Hehasfalleninlovewiththeprettygirlfeelinglonelyallday.
24.Hewantedtoteachherhowtofaceeverythinghappily.
25.Manypeopleinthatareaoftensufferfromillness,hungerandcold.
26.Thebankwilllendyourcompanyquiteahugesumofmoney.
27.Coldweathermaykeeptheplantsfromgrowing.
Day8
1.C
3.D
4.C
11.C
22.B
23.D
24.Theirscreamsweredrownedoutbythepassingtrain.
25.Thebuildingwasdestroyedbutthepeopleofthetownrestoredit.
26.Thepoliceputhimintoprisonwhiletheytookhissontosafety.
27.Besuretotellthechildrentokeepawayfromthesceneoftheaccident.
28.Weputsomefreshflowersintheclassroomtobringitbacktolife.
Day9
1.A
11.D
13.C
15.A
21.A
II,Translation
22.Hisnewly-releasedrecordattractedtheattentionoftheaudience.
23.BehindawallisthesecretentrancetoHogwarts.
24.Heistallenoughtotouchthelighthangingfromtheroof.
25.Therescueteammanagedtorescuethedrowningchildfromtheflood.
26.Hearingthebadnews,allthepeoplepresentburstoutcrying.
Day10
2.A
3.B
4.C
5.A
6.D
7.D
8.A
9.B
10.C
11.D
13.A
14.B
15.A
16.A
23.A
24.RussellplayedtheroleoftheRomangeneralinthemovie.
25.Somepeoplewhohaveadaptedthemselvestocitylifeenjoyreadingadaptednovels.
26.Thestonewallskeepthefarmer'
scowsfromjoininghisneighbor'
s.
27.Injuredintheleftleginthecaraccident,hecriedwithpain.
28.Itissaidthekidnappedreporterwillbereleasedintwodays.
Day11
4.A
7.C
9.D
12.D
17.D
18.B
19.C20.D21.B
22.A
23.Peoplelivingincitiestendtoregardfarmingasboringandbackward.
24.SammadeanattempttopersuadeSallytobecomeavegetarian.
.
25.Bush'
sdecisiontoattackIraqhasledtothepresentdifficultsituation.
26.Asasingerwithagrowingreputation,heisverypopularamongyoungpeople.
27.Whenhewasstillachild,heshowedastrongcuriosityabouteverythingaroundhim.
Day12
1.B
11.B
15.B
16.D
18.B
20.A21.B
II,Translation
22.ObamareceivedsupportfromalmostallAfrican-Americans.
23.OnhertriptoEurope,manyunexpectedthingshappened.
24.Iworksohardinordernottoletdownthosepeoplewhocareforme.
25.TherapiddevelopmentofPudongdependsontheopening-uppolicyofChina.
28.Toourdisappointment,hehasnosenseoftimeatall.
Day13
1.A
3.C
10.A
13.D
16.A
17.B
20.
A21.C
22.B
sapleasuretospendthelastnightof2008withmystudents.
24.Wetriedeverywaytokeepintouchwiththosechildreninthedistantvillages.
25.Ahumorousstudentguidedustotheprincipal'
soffice.
26.Whathehassaiddoesn'
tagreewithwhathehasdone.
27.Thatexpertonwhiteagriculturejoinedintheapplausewithothers.
Day14
7.A
16.B17.C18.A19,D
20.B21.A22.C
23.Hisperformanceatthepartyyesterdayshowsthathehasagoodsenseofhumor.
24.Ontheirwaytothetheatre,theythoughtof"
ThePhantomoftheOpera"
whichtheyhadseenbefore.
25.Peterofferedtohelpme,butIturneditdown.
26.Histheoryabouttheworkingsoftheuniverseearnedhimhisreputation.
27.Thesepoliciesaresocomplexthattheyaretoohardforordinarypeopletounderstand.
Day15
1.A
2.C
3.D
5.D
6.B
8.C
9.A
IO.D
11.D
12.D
13.B
15.C
17.B18.B
19.B20.B21.C
22,Mostboysarecuriousaboutnuclearenergy.
23.Duringtheinterview,hewassonervousthathecouldn'
tsayanything,whichletme
down.
24.Heattemptedtoloseweight,butsheturnedouttobeheavier.
25.Thisgiftedviolinistperfectlyperformedhisfavoritepieceofmusic.
26,Hiscarelessnessinthecontestledtothefailureofthewholeteam.
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