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阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A,B,C和D）中.选出最佳选项，

并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Onedayanoldwomanwastravelingaloneinthemountains.Suddenlyshesawsomethingshininginthestream.Whenshecameclose,shefounditwasapreciousstone.Sheputthestoneintoherbagandwentonwithhertrip.

Thenextdaytheoldwomanmetayoungman,whowasalsoatravelerinthemountains.Theyoungmanlookedveryhungry,sotheoldwomanopenedherbagtoshareherfood.Thehungrytravelersawthepreciousstoneandaskedcarefully,“Thestoneisbeautiful.Wouldyouliketogiveittome?

”

“Sure.Whynot?

”thewomansaid,andhandedthestonetohim.

Theyoungmanlefthappilywiththestone.Heknewitwasworthenoughtogivehimsecurityforalifetime.Butafewdayslaterhecamebacktoreturnthestonetothewoman.

“I’vebeenthinking,”hesaid.“Iknowhowvaluablethestoneis,butIgiveitbackandhopethatyoucangivemesomethingevenmoreprecious.Givemewhatyouhavewithinyourbag.”

Thewomanopenedherb

ag.Itwasalmostempty.Shelookedattheyoungmanandsmiled,“Ihavenothingspecialinmybag,butIdohavesomethingprecious—thejoyofgiving!

”

Theyoungmanfeltashamedandleftsilently.

21.Howdidtheyoungmanfindthepreciousstone?

A.Hefounditinhisfood.B.Hedugitoutinavalley.

C.Hesawitinthewoman’sbag.D.Henoticeditshininginthestream.

22.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“security”inParagraph4probablymean?

A.Money.B.Worry.C.Health.D.Trouble.

23.Themanreturnedthestonetothewomanbecause______.

A.hefoundthestonewasnotprecious

B.heunderstoodtherealmeaningofjoy

C.hefeltembarrassedattakingawaythestone

D.hewantedtogetsomethingevenmoreprecious

24.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.AspecialstoneB.Thejoyofgiving

C.AwomanandayoungmanD.Anexperienceinthemountains

B

Usually,legendsarestoriesofeventsfromlongago.Urbanlegends,ontheotherhand,arestoriesintherecentpast,perhapsevenlastweek!

Urbanlegendsarethattherearemanydifferentversions（版本）ofthesamestory,withlocalinformationchangedtomakethestoryseemmorereal.Today,theInternethasbecomeacommonwayforurbanlegendstospreadveryquickly.

Agoodexampleofanurbanlegendisth

estoryofthegirlwhowaskilledbyherjeans.Inthe1980s,itwaspopulartowearverytightjeans.Atthattime,Levi’ssoldspecialjeansthatshrank（缩水）whenyouwashedthem.Accordingtothestory,agirlwantedtomakeherjeanastightaspossible,sosheworetheminthewater.Unluckily,theyshranksomuchthatthegirldied.Infact,thislegendcamefrom

aLevi’sadvertisementonTV.IntheTVad,amansteppedintothewaterandhistightjeansbecametherightsize.

However,somestoriesthatsoundlikeurbanlegendsreallycomefromrealevents.Forexample,thereisastoryaboutmuggers（抢劫者）usingsnakestorobpeople.Therehavebeenrealreportsaboutthis.Themuggersholdasnakeinaperson’sfaceandthentaketheperson’smoney.Accordingtothelegend,thesemuggersareverycommon,soyoushouldkeepaneyeoutforstrangerscarryingsnakes.

25.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Ittellsreaderssomesurprisingstories.

B.Ittellsreaderswhaturbanlegendsare.

C.Ittellsreadershowtomakeupurbanlegends.

D.IttellsreadersaTVad.

26.Thepassagetells

usthaturbanlegends______.

A.usuallytakeplaceinthecountry,orinsmalltowns

B.havethesameversionindifferentplaces

C.noneofthemcomefromrealevents

D.areimmediatelyknownbecauseoftheInternet

27.Whathappenedtothegirlinthejeansstory?

A.Sheshrank.B.SheplayedapartinaTVad.

C.Herjeansbecametoosmall.D.Amansteppedintothewater,too.

28.Whichstoryinthepassagereallyhappened?

A.Thedoginthemicrowave.B.Thedeadmanintheoffice.

C.Thegirlkilledbyherjeans.D.Themuggersusingsnakes.

C

FormanypeopleintheUS,sportsarenotjustforfun.They’realmosta“religion”．Thousandsofsportsfansbuyexpensiveticketstowatchtheirfavoriteteamsandathletesplayinperson.Otherfanswatchthegamesathome，stickingtotheirTVsets，nevermissingagame.Manyawifebecomesa“sportswidow”duringherhusband’sfavoriteseason.Americans’devotiontosportshascreatedanewclassofwealthypeople：

professionalathletes.Sportsstarsoftenreceivemilliondollarsalaries.Someevenmakebigmoneybyappearinginadvertisementsforsoftdrinks，shoesandalmosteverything.

SportsareanimportantpartofAmericanculture.Throughouttheirschoollife，Americanslearntoplaymanysports.Manystudentstryoutfortheschoolteams.Athleticeventsatuniversitiesattractscoresoffansandbenefitthewholecommunity.Manypeoplealsoenjoynoncompetitiveactivities，likehiking，cycling，horsebackriding，campingorhunting.

Manysportswereimportedfromothercountries.Europeansbroughttennis，golf，bowlingandboxingtoAmerica.FootballandbaseballcamefromotherOldWorldgames.OnlybasketballhasatrulyAmericanorigin.Americansexportsportsfeveraswell.Satellitesbroadcastgamestosportsfansaroundtheglobe.NBAisagoodexample.ThenamesofAmericansuperstarslikebasketballgreatMichaelJordanhavebecomehouseholdwordsallovertheworld.

29．Manyawifebecomesa“sportswidow”intheUS

probablybecause________.

A．theyareseriousinreligionB．theyaredevotedtosports

C．theirhusbandssticktosportsD．theirhusbandsaremissing

30．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A．TheUSsportsstarscanearnalargesumofmoneyviathemedia.

B．Americanstudentsgoinforvarioussportsandathleticevents.

C．LotsofAmericanpeopletakepartinnoncompetitiveactivities.

D．Americanpeopleliketoexchangedifferentsportsfromeachother.

31．Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________.

A．alltheAmericansaresportsfans

B．sportscultureinfluencestheworld

C．mostAmericanslikecompetition

D．Americahasinventedmanysports

32．Thewritermainlyintendstotellus________.

A．howimportantsportsareinAmerica

B．wheresportscanhelptomakemoney

C．whysportsaresopopularinAmerica

D．whataffectAmericans’everydaylife

D

AnAnnouncement

Itwasasmalltownwhichlaybythecoast.Mostpeopletherelivedbycatchingfish.ThehurricanesoftenstrucktheareafromJulytoOctober.Someofthepeoplediedontheseawhentheirboatswereblownoverbythehighwinds.Sotheypaidmuchattentiontotheweatherforecasts.Theywereafraidtomeetwiththehurricaneswhentheywerecatchingfishonthesea.Eachofthefamilieshadaradioandpeoplealwaystookthemwiththemselvesandlistenedtothematanytime.

ItwasSeptember.Ahurricaneattackedthetownonenight.Plentyoftreeswerepushedoverandalltheelectricandtelephonelineswerebroken.Peoplecouldn’twatchTV,orcalltheirfriends,orgotowork.Totheiranger,theycouldn’tlistentotheweatherforecaststheTownRadioStationbroadcast.Thefoodandfreshwaterwouldsoonbeshortandthepatientscouldn’tbegivenmedicalcare—nomedicinecouldbecarriedthere.Peopledidn’tknowwhatwouldhappenandtheyl

ookedanxious.

OnthefourthdaytheyreadanannouncementontheTownWeekly.Itwaswritten,“Recentlywehavetostoptheweatherforecastbecauseofthebadweather.Weusuallygettheforecastsfromtheairport.Buttheroadsareallblockedbythefallentreesand

stones.Whetherornotwe’llbeabletobroadcasttheweatherforecasttomorrowdependsontheweather！

33.Thepeopleinthetownoftentookradioswiththemselvesbecause______.

A.theyfeltlonelywhencatchingfishontheseaandlistenedtotheweatherforecasts.

B.theywereinterestedintheweatherforecasts

C.theycouldn’twatchTVonthesea

D.theyhopedtolistentosomegoodnews

34.Thewriterwritesthepassagemainlyto______.

A.describetheimportanceofweatherforecast

B.giveanewsreport

C.describeabadeffectofnaturaldisasters

D.towarnpeopletobecarefulagainsthurricane

35.Readtheannouncement,thepeoplewere______.

A.encouragedB.happyC.excitedD.disappointed

第二节（共5小题;

每小题2分,满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡

上将该项涂黑。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

Whatisabigdream?

36Or,isabigdreamsomethingthatprovidesonlyentertainment?

Childrendreambigdreams,buttherearethreebarrierstorealizingdreams.Theyoftenkillthembeforetheyeverhaveachancetogrow.

TheSelf

Immediatelyfollowingthebirthofabigdream,anegativeself-talktakesoverandgivesallthereasonswhyitcannothappen.Thisinsidevoiceistheego（自我）.It’sthereforprotectingandshouldbelistenedto.37Mostpeopleareinfluencedbytheinsidevoice.That’swhyonlyahandfulofpeoplemaketheirdreamcometrue.

38

Familyandfriendsarealotliketheego.Theywantt

oprotectthosetheylove,sotheywilloftenlistallthereasonswhythebigdreamswon’tcometrue.Sometimes,familyandfriendsdestroydreamsofthosetheylovemost,outoftheirownfearofbeingleftbehind.

TheWorld

Ifonegetspastthefirsttwobarriers,onehastofacetheworld.39Inthepast,bigdreamerswerelockedupandsometimesevenkilledwhentheywereshowntotheworld.Fortunately,inmostoftheworldtoday,bigdreamersjustgetlaughedat.

Thewaytorealizeabigdreamiswithconfidenceandaction.Whenchildrenhaveconfidenceandthentakeaction,theywillbereadytoacceptanyfailure.T