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B．havingtied
C．tobetied
D．tied
（ ）7．Wouldyoumindifhe__________?
A．smoke
B．smoked
C．smoking
D．smokes
（ ）8．—
WhatdoyouthinkmadeMarysoupset?
—___________hernewbicycle．
A．Asshelost
B．Lost
C．Losing
D．Becauseoflosing
（ ）9．Itisbad______totalkwithyourmouthfull．
A．manner
B．manners
C．habit
D．way
（ ）10．Thepoormancouldn'
texpresshimselfbywordsinanewcountry．
Hehadtouse__________．
A．body
B．eyes
C．gestures
D．sign
（ ）11．Wouldyoupleasespeakloudertomakeyourself_________．
A．hear
B．heard
C．tohear
D．tobeheard
（ ）12．Hesatatthedesk,________anovel．
A．read
B．reading
C．reads
D．isreading
（ ）13．Good-bye______,theyleftforhome．
A．says
B．saying
C．said
D．tosay
（ ）14．--Oh,youarehere!
I______thatyouwouldcomebacktomorrow．
--Icamebacklastnight．
A．didn’tthink
B．Think
C．thought
D．willthink
（ ）15．—Thankyoueversomuchforthebookyousentme．_______．
A．No,thanks
B．I’mgladyoulikeit
C．Pleasedon’tsayso
D．No,itisnotsogood
Ⅱ．完形填空（每空1分，共20分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从所给的四个选项中选聘个最佳答案．
Onedaysome50yearsagoinShanghaianincidenthappenedonmywaytoschoolonabus．
Thebuswasso
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thatIhadtostandwithmyback
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againstthedoor．
Whenitreachedastop,Ihadtogetdownfirsttogive
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tootherpassengers．
I
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expectedthatIshouldbethefirstto
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again．
Buttomysurprise,Iwasjustabouttostepforwardwhenabigandroughhand
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mebackandletabeautifulladyon．
Iturnedandnoticedthatthe
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manwasayoungforeigner．
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asIwastoarguewithhiminEnglish,stillI
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inChinese．
Hemusthaveunderstoodmylanguage,forhecameoverand
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medown．Allthepassengersandonlookers（旁观者）took
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onmeandbeganspeakingagainsthis
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．
Beforehecouldaskmypardon,therecameapolicestation
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theyoungforeignerwassetfree．
Withgreatpityandstronganger,agroupofonlookers
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methere．
Theofficerturnedallthe
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upsidedownandIwascondemned（被谴责）asatrouble-makerbutnot
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topayafine（罚款）becauseoftheangry
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intheeyesoftheonlookers．
Theincident
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megreatly．
Ittookmemanylateryearstounderstandthereal
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thattheChinesewere
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people．
（ ）1．A．dangerous
B．fast
C．crowded
D．small
（ ）2．A．beating
B．touching
C．leaning
D．lying
（ ）3．A．steps
B．place
C．tickets
（ ）4．A．fully
B．usually
C．hardly
D．never
（ ）5．A．getout
B．getup
C．geton
D．getoff
（ ）6．A．pulled
B．pushed
C．struck
D．showed
（ ）7．A．good-looking
B．polite
C．angry
D．rough
（ ）8．A．Young
B．Unable
C．Unwilling
D．Afraid
（ ）9．A．fought
B．asked
C．managed
D．controlled
（ ）10．A．took
B．seated
C．laid
D．knocked
（ ）11．A．apology
B．anger
C．shame
D．pity
（ ）12．A．trouble
B．habit
C．language
D．rudeness
（ ）13．A．if
B．as
C．while
D．when
（ ）14．A．followed
B．guided
C．brought
D．took
（ ）15．A．passengers
B．incident
C．facts
D．words
（ ）16．A．glad
B．sorry
C．allowed
D．made
（ ）17．A．wound
B．tears
C．sight
D．look
（ ）18．A．taught
B．frightened
C．hurt
D．surprised
（ ）19．A．matter
B．reason
C．idea
D．story
（ ）20．A．poor
B．oppressed
C．brave
D．hand-working
Ⅲ．阅读理解（每小题2分，共46分）
阅读下列短文，从每题中所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中选出最佳选项．
A
DoesEveryoneBenefit?
NEWYORK--Americahasbeenexperiencingthelongesteconomicincreaseinitshistory．
Incomeshaverisen,unemploymenthasfallen,andcitiessuchasNewYorkareburstingwithnewofficebuildings．
ButjustashortwalkfromManhattan'
sskyscrapers,GeorgeBrownsitsonthesidewalk,cookingalunchofriceandbitsoffishoveracanofcookingfuel．
Brownishomeless--oneofthe2.3millionpeopleintheUSwhoenduponthestreet．
Duringtheday,Browncollectsaluminiumcansandsellsthemforfivecentsapiece．
Atnight,hesleepsonthestreet．
“Ihavebeenonthestreetabouteightornineyears,somethinglikethat,”
saidthe
62-year-oldformerconstructionworker．
Brownadmitshe’shadproblemswithalcoholandhassmokedcocaine,buthesaidhestillwantsamorestable（notlikelymove）housingarrangement．
Hecouldafforditjustwiththemoneyheearnscollectingcansandsmallpiecesofmetal,ifonlytrulylow-in-comehousingwereavailable．
However,heseesnohopeoffindingaffordablehousinginNewYork．
Withthestrongeconomyandunemploymentdown,beautifulhousingisbeingbuilttomeetdemands．
USreportshowstherentinNewYorkCityrosemorethan27percentbetween1984and1999,fromUs$549toUS$700amonth．
Oneofthesideeffectsofthestrongeconomyisthatrentshavebeengoingup．
Themajorityofpeoplewhoexperiencehomelessnessreallyjustneedsomeaffordablehousinghelp．
Butfewhousingcompanieshavebeenbuiltforthepoor．
ManysmallapartmentsinthecitynowrentforUS$1,500amonthormore．
Brown,thehomelessNewYorker,saidhehasadaughterwholivesinthecitybutherarelyseesher．
Sheisangryathisdrinkingandwon’tallowitinherhouse．
Smiling,hesaidhealsohassevengrandchildrenwhomhe’dliketoseemoreoften．
“AllI'
vegottodoistocleanupmyact．”
hesaid．
（ ）1．WhatkindoflifedoesGeorgeBrownlead?
A．Homelessanddangerous．
B．Homelessandchildish．
C．Homelessandmiserable．
D．Homelessandsleepless．
（ ）2．FromGeorgeBrown’sexperiencewecanfindthat_____________．
A．oldAmericansleadahardlife
B．oldAmericanswanttolivealone
C．Americancitiesarefullofpoorpeople
D．badhabitsplayaroleinpoorpeople’slife
（ ）3．Itcanbeinferredfromthispassagethat_____________．
A．Americaisshortofhousingcompanies
B．housingcompaniescan’tbenefitfromthepoor
C．poorpeopleinAmericawillbecomerich
D．housingcompanieswillbuildmorehousesforthepoor
（ ）4．Ifthispassagecomesfromapaper,whichpagemayitbe?
A．Society．
B．People．
C．Economy．
D．Business．
（ ）5．WhatcharacterdoesGeorgeBrownhave?
A．Selfish．
B．Lazy．
C．Warm--hearted．
D．Open--hearted．
B
Manypeopleconsidertheirpetsmembersofthefamilyandareverysadwhentheydie,butwhatifyoucouldcloneyourdog,catorbird?
AscientistinNewOrleans,whohasprovedhisabilitytocloneotheranimals,isnowofferingthepossibilitytopetownershereinWisconsin．
Scientistshavenotbeenabletoclonedogs,catsorotherpets,butifandwhenthetimecomes,severalcompanieswillbereadyandabletodothejob．
Thequestionis:
Areyoureadytocloneyourpet?
BrettReggioisbettingonit．
HeisworkingonhisPh.DatLouisianStateUniversity．
He'
ssuccessfullyclonedagoatfivetimesandwantstotrytheprocessonfamilypets．
SohestartedabusinesscalledLazaron．“WhatLazaronprovidesisthefirststepinthecloningprocess．”Hesaid．“It’sforcuringandstoringthefiberglasscellsthatwillbeusedforcloning．”
“Yourfirstreactionisyeah!
IthinkI’dlikethat．”
saidDonnaSchacht,apetowner．
“Idon’tbelieveyoucaneverreplaceaspeciallove,”
petownerPauletteCallattionsaid．
Mostpetownerswilltellyoufreezingyourpet’sDNAinhopesofonedaycloningitisapersonaldecision．
Scientistssaythatcloningyourownpetdoesn’tmeanthattheoffspringwillhavethesameintelligence,temperamentorotherqualitiesthatyourpethas．
（ ）1．Fromthepassageweknowthatscientistshas______．
A．triedtocloneanimals
B．clonedmanykindsofanimals
C．beenabletoclonepetsforpeople
D．onceclonedgoatssuccessfully
（ ）2．BrettReggiostartedabusinessinorderto_____．
A．clonepetsforpeople
B．storetheDANofpeople’spetsforcloningoneday
C．makepetsmembersofafamily
D．collectdifferentideasoncloningfrompeople
（ ）3．Somepeopleseemnotinterestedincloningpetsbecause___________．
A．theythinkitwouldbetooexpensive
B．theydon’tthinkscientistswillonedaybeabletoclonetheirpets
C．theythinktheclonedpetwouldnotbetheonetheyoncehad
D．theydon’twanttogiveanylovetotheclonedpet
（ ）4．Ifyouclonedapet,yourmightfindthatit_____．
A．lookeddifferentfromthepetyouoncehad
B．turnedouttobeanotherkindofanimal
C．hadadifferentcharacter
D．werejustthesamepetyouroncehad
C
HowDoPeoplePlanTheirLife?
ThestoryofKingMidasisnottrue．
Nomancouldreallytouchthethingsaroundhimandmakethemturntogold．
Itcouldbewonderfulifwecouldturnthingsintogoldasinthestory．
Butthe“magictouch”,thelifewithoutworkisseldompartoflifeinaneverydayworld．
Itcostsmoneytodothethingsyo
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