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4.Accordingtothetrafficrules,drivers_____drivecarsafterdrinkingwine.
A.mustn'
t
B.needn'
t
C.maynot
D.couldn'
t
5.IhavegrownupsoIshouldtryto________theproblemsbymyself.
A.takeover
B.comeover
C.thinkover
D.getover
6.—Tomlikesplayingbasketball.
—________.Iseehimplayitnearlyeveryday.
A.Soishe
B.Soheis
C.Sodoeshe
D.Sohedoes
7.Ifyouwanttoknowthemeaningoftheword_____you'
dbetterlookitupinthe
dictionary.
A.exactly
B.
mostly
C.
nearly
D.
hardly
8.________cometotheoffice________waitformeathome.It'
suptoyou.
A.Either;
or
B.Both;
and
C.Neither;
nor
D.Or;
or
9.Johndidn’tgiveuplookingforajob__________hegotanofferfromaGermancompany.
A.untilB.sinceC.becauseD.if
10.IntheU.K.,aladyusuallydoesn’tliketobeasked_____.
A.whetherhasshegotmarried
B.howoldisshe
C.whereshecomesfrom
D.Howmuchsheweighs
2、完型填空（共15小题，计15分）
One
day,
Li
Xuan
discovered
a
wishing
well
（许愿池）
on
the
side
of
road.
He
took
out
coin
threw
it
into
.
was
just
about
to
make
wish
when
suddenly
he
heard
"
Oh,
dear!
surprised.
another
well.
Another
sound
came
well,
badly
!
A
frog
（青蛙）
jumped
one
hand
covering
its
head
holding
coins,
said
Look
at
what
you'
ve
done!
How
you
throw
things
other
people'
s
?
Embarrassed,
said,
I'
m
so
sorry,
I
didn'
that
could
home."
Of
course
can!
This
used
home,"
then
continued
sadly,
But
now
is
getting
worse
worse.
don'
remember
people
began
coins
it.
There
are
everywhere.
can'
even
sleep
falling
coins.
stand
anymore!
Maybe
way
solve
problem.
wish,
must
in.
People
take
."
Is
so!
say,
only
thing
know
this
my
home.
am
The
in
do
hope
will
front
words,
thought
for
minute,
sign
place.
knew
live
peacefully
home
again.
1.A:
streetB:
wellC:
riverD:
room
2.A:
flyB:
fallC:
hurtD:
ring
3.A:
luckilyB:
happilyC:
completelyD:
angrily
4.A:
homesB:
schoolsC:
hospitalsD:
parks
5.A:
appearB:
receiveC:
achieveD:
realize
6.A:
bigB:
niceC:
smallD:
bad
7.A:
whenB:
whetherC:
whereD:
that
8.A:
plentyofB:
kindofC:
becauseofD:
insteadof
9.A:
runoutB:
giveoutC:
hangoutD:
findout
10.A:
carelesslyB:
seriouslyC:
dangerouslyD:
possibly
11.A:
careB:
improveC:
noticeD:
advise
12.A:
interestedB:
madC:
patientD:
thankful
13.A:
somebodyB:
anybodyC:
nobodyD:
everybody
14.A:
backB:
upC:
awayD:
out
15.A:
boughtB:
brokeC:
waitedD:
moved
3、阅读理解（共15小题，计30分）
A
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A.buysomegiftsB.buysometickets
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4.If
youwanttohavefreesoftdrink,youcangoto________
A.Mike'
sCafeB.BookStore
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sMenswearD.theparkinglot
5.If
Johnpays10dollarsforafull-pricemovieticketonTuesdays,he
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__________.
A.5dollarsB.7.5dollarsC.10dollarsD.2.5dollars
B
OneSundayevening,itwasquitedarkwhenoldStanleywentforhiswalk.Hewaswalkingalongthesidewalk.Suddenly,hesawawhitecarwhitecarcomingaroundthecorneratahighspeed.Itwasgoingtoofastandcrashedintoaredcarinthestreetwherehewaswalking.Herusheduptothecarstoseeifanyonewashurtandneededhelp.
Thetwodriverswerearguing.
“Youcamearoundthecornertoofast,”onemansaid.
“No!
”saidthedriverofthewhitecar,“That’snottrue!
Yourcarwasparkedinawrongplace.”
Stanleylistenedtotheirargumentandthensaidthewhitecardriverwaswrongtodrivetoofast.ThedriverofredcaraskedStanleytoprovehewasrightincourt（法庭）.Stanleygavethedriverhisnameandtelephonenumber.
NextThursdaymorning,Stanleywasaskedtogotothecourt.Thelawyer（律师）forthedriverofthewhitecaraskedhimalotofquestionsaboutwhathehadseen.ThenheaskedStanleyhowoldhewas.
“I'
meighty-two,”answeredStanley.
“Doyouusuallywearglasses?
”askedthelawyer.
“Yes,Ido,”answeredStanley.
“Wereyouwearingthemonthenightoftheaccident?
”thelawyerasked.
“No,”repliedStanley.
Thenthelawyersaid,“Whyshouldthecourtbelieveyou?
Youareeighty-twoyearsold,youwerenotwearingyourglasses,anditwasdark.Howfarcanyouseeinthedark?
”
Stanleythoughtaboutitforaminute.“Well,”hesaid,“whenit’sdark,Icanseethemoon.Howfaristhat?
（
）1.Thecaraccidenthappened
A.oneSundaymorning
B.nextThursdaymorning
C.oneSundayevening
D.nextThursdayevening
）2.Thecauseoftheaccidentisthat
A.theredcarwasgoingtooslowly
B.thewhitecarwasgoingtoofast
C.thedriversweresleepy
D.Stanleywasintheirway
）3.Stanleywasaskedtogotothecourtbecause
A.hewantedtomakemoney
B.hepromisedtobeawitness
C.hewasalawyer
D.hewasbadlyhurtintheaccident
）4.MaybetheredcardrivercontactedStanleyby
A.writingalettertohim
B.sendinganemailtohim
C.payingavisittohim
D.makingaphonecalltohim
）5.Wecanlearnfromthestorythat
A.Stanleywasacleverandhumorousman
B.Stanleyworeglasseswhentheaccidenthappened
C.thelawyerthoughtthatStanleycouldseeclearly
D.Stanleywasnotabletoseethemoon
C
Spendingtwoorthreehoursplayingoutdoorseachdaycanreduce（减少）achild’schanceofbecomingshort-sighted（近视）,researchshows.Itchallengesthebelifthatshort-sightednessiscausedbycomputeruse,watchingTVorreadinginweaklight.
Australiangovernmentresearchersbelievethatsunlightisgoodforpeople’seyes.Theycomparedthevision（视力）andhabitsof100seven-year-oldchildreninChinaandAustralia.Inall,30%oftheChinesechildrenwereshort-sighted.This
percentage
wastentimeshigherthanAustralianchildren.
Bothgroupsspentasimilaramountoftimereading,watchingTVandplayingcomputergames.However,theAustraliachildrenspentanaverageoftwohoursadayoutdoors,90minutesmorethantheChinesechildren.
ProfessorIanMorgansaid,“Humansarenaturallylong-sighted,butwhenpeoplebegintogotoschoolandspendlittleornotimeoutdoors,thenumberofshort-sightedpeoplegetslarger.Wearealsoseeingmoreandmoreshort-sightedchildrenincitiesallaroundtheworld–andthemainreasonmaybethatcitychildrenspendlesstimeoutdoors.
Daylightcanbehundredsoftimesbrighterthanindoorlight.Butwhydoesplayingoutsidepreventusfrombecomingshort-sighted?
Scientistsbelievethatnaturallighthasaspecialchemical（化学物质）whichstopstheeyeballfromgrowingoutofshapea
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