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9．Itriedtofind________thatpreventedsomanypeoplefromtakingpartintheprogram.
A.whyitdid
B.whatitwas
C.thatitdid
D.whyitwas
10．—Whatisthenewsabout?
—Accordingtothenewlaw,peoplewhoareguiltyofdrunkendriving________faceafineofupto2000yuan.
A.will
B.may
C.shall
D.can
11．Hervoicewasshakingdespitethefact________shetriedherbesttocontrolit.
A.when
B.which
C.where
D.that
12．Ishallneverforgettheday
ShenZhouVwaslaunched,
hasagreateffectonmylife.
A．when,which
B．that,which
C．which,that
D．when,that
13.Toourjoy,onlyasmallnumberofpeoplevotedagainstit,andthemajoritywere
it.
A.inhonorof
B.inplaceof
C.infavorof
D.inmemoryof
14.Infrontofourhouse________weusedtoswim.
A.ariverliesthat
B.doesariverliewhere
C.liesariverwhich
D.liesariverwhere
15.Healthofficialshavetriedtoraise_______abouttheH1N1fluamongallpeople.
A.conscience
B.evidence
C.evaluation
D.awareness
16.Howwonderfultogoawayforamonth,_____allworriesandresponsibilities!
A．freefrom
B．intouchwith
C．onthebasisof
D．insteadof
17.Thechildrenwerecatchingbutterfliesinthegarden.Somecaughtalot,andotherscaught_______atall.
A.nothing
B.none
C.noone
D.neither
18.Theyear2007______remarkablechangesinChangzhou’slandscape.
A.sees
B.hasbeen
C.saw
D.hadseen
19.Whatthescienceteacherdoesandsays____ofgreatimportancetocollegestudents.
A.was
B.are
C.is
D.were
20.Johnisthetallestboyintheclass,_______accordingtohimself.
A.sixfeetastallas
B.astallassixfeet
C.assixfeettallas
D.astallsixfeetas
第三节完形填空（共20小题，计分30分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从21--40各题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最正确答案。
Anyhousewifewhowenttothenewsupermarketwishedtobetheluckycustomerwhodidnothavetopayforhershopping.Thiswaswhatthe 21 justinsidetheentrance 22 .Itsaid:
“Remember, 23 ,oneofourcustomersgets 24 goods.THISMAYBEYOURLUCKYDAY!
”ForquitealongtimeMrs.Edwards 25,likemanyofher
26,tobetheluckycustomer.Unlikeherfriends,shenever 27 hoping.The 28 inthekitchenwasfullofthingswhichshedidnotneed.Herhusbandtriedtoadviseher 29 buyingsomanythingsbutfailed.She 30 dreamedoftheDAYwhenthemanagerofthesupermarketwouldcomeuptoherandsay,“Madam,THISISYOURLUCKYDAY.Everythinginyour 31 doesn’tneedtobepaid!
”OneFridayafternoonMrs.Edwardsshopped
32 .Butshewasnottheluckycustomer.Nosoonerhadshejustputthethingsinsideher 33 thanshefoundthatshehadforgottento 34 tea.Shedashedbacktothe 35 ,gotsometeaandwenttowardsthe 36 .Asshedidso,shesawthe 37 came. 38 hishandhesaid,“Iwantto 39 you.YouareourLUCKYCUSTOMERthisweek!
Everythingyouhaveinyourbasket 40 !
”
21.A.notice
B.report
C.board
D.newspaper
22.A.did
B.promised
C.made
D.agreed
23.A.everyday
B.everymonth
C.twiceaweek
D.onceaweek
24.A.excellent
B.free
C.extra
D.unexpected
25.A.waited
B.came
C.hoped
D.went
26.A.friends
B.neighbors
C.relatives
D.customers
27.A.gotridof
B.gotalongwith
C.gaveup
D.gaveout
28.A.counter
B.cushion
C.food
D.cupboard
29.A.against
B.for
C.with
D.about
30.A.often
B.always
C.usually
D.seldom
31.A.bill
B.hand
C.car
D.basket
32.A.anxiously
B.seriously
C.crazily
D.wonderfully
33.A.pockets
B.car
C.basket
D.house
34.A.buy
B.find
C.take
D.have
35.A.shop
B.counter
C.department
D.supermarket
36.A.door
B.entrance
C.cash-desk
D.shelves
37.A.secretary
B.policeman
C.manager
D.salesman
38.A.Puttingout
B.Holdingout
C.Shaking
D.Waving
39.A.congratulateB.tell
C.inform
D.thank
40.A.isyours
B.meansnothing
C.belongstoyou
D.costsnothing
第二部分．阅读理解（共25小题。
第一节每小题2分，第二节每小题1分；
满分45分）
A
Children,especiallyboys,tendtoidealizetheirfatherswhentheyareyoung．Everylittleboywantstogrowuptobejustlikehisfather,andeverylittlegirlthinksherfatheristhesmartestmanontheearth．It’snotveryeasytobeagoodfather,butit’snotthatdifficulteither．Childrenwilltrulyenjoyspendingtimewiththeirfathers,notjustwhentheyarekids,butevenwhentheyareadults．
Notallchildrencommunicatewellwiththeirfathers．Communicationisoftenlefttomothers,whilefathersdispenseadviceasandwhennecessary．Don’texpectallconversationstocentrearoundthedinnertable．Gotoyourchildren’sbedroomsandtalktothemaboutschool,theirteachersortheirfriends．Rememberthattheconversationcannotbeone-sided．Whenyourchildrenopenuptoyou,youalsoneedtoopenuptothem．
Ifyourchildrencomehomefromschoolfeelingupset,gouptothemandaskthemwhatisthematter．Andifitissomethingwhichseemstoyoutobeasillyreasontobeupset,don’tvoiceyouropinion．Itmaybesillytoyou,buttoyourchildrenitisimportantenough．Sodon’twavethetopicawaybytellingthemnottobotheraboutsuchstupidthings．Simplydiscussingtheirproblemswiththemwillhelpthemfeelbetter．
Don’tshyawayfromhavingdiscussionsaboutyourteenagechildren’slovelives．Generallyspeaking,yourchildrenaredefinitelynotgoingtodiscussintimatedetailswithyou．Trytoletthemknowthatyouarerelaxedabouttopicsonlove．Tellyourchildrenhowyoumetyourwife．Itisperfectlynormalforchildrentogothroughfeelingsfortheoppositesexastheygrowup,andbykeepingthetopicclosedfordiscussion,youareonlyshuttingthemofffromdiscussingtheirfeelingswithyou．Alltheywilldoisturntotheirfriends．
41．Tochildrentheirfathersareusuallyvery_____．
A．kind
B．great
C．serious
D．strong
42．Fromthesecondparagraphwecanknowthat_____．
A．somechildrendon’tliketheirfathersatall
B．talkingwithchildrenaroundthedinnertableisunnecessary
C．itisbetterforfatherstocommunicatemorewiththeirchildren
D．mothersshouldcommunicatelesswiththeirchildren．
43．Supposeyourchildrenareworriedaboutsomethingyoushould_____．
A．haveatalkwiththem
Ｂ．expressyouropinion
C．keepsilent
D．letthemalone
44．Whichofthefollowinghastheclosestmeaningtotheunderlinedword“intimate”inParagraph4?
A．Public
B．Personal
C．Strange
D．Serious
B
Dadcameinthemidnight.Weheardeverysound,butwepretendedtobeasleep.
Nextmorninghelookedweakandthin,sittinginachairbythekitchenfire.Thelightofthefireshonethroughhislongemptysleeve.Everythingwentasusual.Grandmafoundsomethingtodointhebedroom.Grandpawentoutforsomewater.Mother,withherbacktous,wasgettingthecakesreadyforbreakfast.
Butnothingwasright.Whengrandmacameoutofthebedroom,shewalkedontiptoe.Whengrandpacameback,hesaidnothingabouttheweather.AtbreakfastMotherpassedusthefruitandsaidsomething,buthervoicewastoohigh.
Atlastmysister,Lou,pushedbackherchair.“It’syourturntowashthedishes.”ButIhadwashedthedishesthenightbefore.IsaidnothingbecauseitwasnotrighttoquarrelinfrontofDadjusthomewiththeemptysleeve.
“Itisyourturn,”Lousaidagain.Ilookedatherinsurprise.
“Itisnot,”IsaidbecauseIsuddenlyrememberedMotherhadtoldustogoonasusual.
“Children,children,”Mothersaidinaquiet,gladkindofvoice.
AndDadwassmilingbecausehefeltathomeatlast.
45．WhatdoyouknowhappenedtoDadinthestory?
A．Hewasbadlyill.
B．Hehadalongjourney.
C．Hedranktoomuch.
D．Helostoneofhisarms.
46．Thefamily
whentheysawDad’semptysleeve.
A．wastoosurprisedtodoanything
B．feltsadandcriedalot
C．triednottoshowtheirfeelings
D．showednoworryatall
47．Fromthestory,weknow
A．thetwosistersoftenquarreledaboutwhoshouldwashthedishes
B．thefamilylikedseeingthetwosistersquarrellingafterbreakfast
C．Dadlovedthetwosistersverymuchthoughtheyoftenquarreled
D．Mothertoldthetwosisterstoquarrelwitheachotherthenightbefore
48．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthestory?
A．TheQuarrellingSisters
B．DadWasBack
C．AftertheAccident
D．AnEmptySleeve
C
Howcanacreatureweighingover5tonsandnormallytaking150kilogramsoffoodand120litersofwaterperdaysurviveinadesertenvironment?
InthesouthwestAfricancountryofNamibia,andtheSaharalandsofMalifurthernorth,thedesertelephantdoesjustthat.
AlthoughnotregardedasaseparatespeciesfromtheAfricanelephant,thedesertcousindiffersinmanyways.Theirbodiesaresmaller,toabsorblessheat,andtheirfeetarelargerforeasierwalkingacross
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