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ttalktostrangers"

and"

Mindyourownbusiness."

Asaresult,Idon'

ttalktounknownpeopleatwork4takingordersandtheoccasionalweatherchat.

Onenightalittleoldman,probablyinhis80s,cameinandsatinmy5.Itookhisorderandwentonmyway.ButInoticedthathecamein,weekafterweek,andalwayssatatoneofmytables.6Ibeganhavingshortconversationswithmynewguest.HisnamewasMr.Rogers,buthe7thatIcallhimDon.IlearnedthatheandhiswifehadgonetodinnerandamovieeverySaturday.Sinceshehaddied,he8thistraditionalone.Ibeganlookingforwardtohimcominginandtellingmehismovie9.

Astheweekswenton,IbegantositandreallytalkwithDon.Wetalkedabouthiswife,hisdaysflyinginthewar,hissonwhohadgrownandmovedaway.Eventuallywebegantotalkaboutmyambitions;

goingtoschoolandtheexpectationsofmy10.

AboutfourmonthsaftermeetingMr.Rogers,Ireceivedacallathomefromanurse,tellingmethatDonwasinintensivecareatChicago'

sMercyHospital.Iimmediatelydrovetothehospitaltoseehim.Thefirstthinghedidwasthankmefor11himtovisitthedoctor12

Ididn'

tknowwhathewasreferringto.ThenIrememberedthataboutthreeweeksearlierDonwas13aboutchestpainsandIgavehimthenumberforadoctorIknow.

SincemeetingDonIhavelearnedthatstrangerscanbecomeacquaintancesandevenfriendsIrecentlyfoundmyself14talkingtocustomersattherestaurant.I'

vehadalotmorefun,thetimehasgonebyfaster,andI'

vegottentoknowsomeofthepeopleIseeonaregularbasis.

Dontaughtmethatlifecanbemuchmore15ifIengageinfriendlyconversations.Afterall,Ibecamemorethanjusthiswaitress.Ibecamehisfriend

1.A.valuableB.interestingC.funnyD.cruel

2.A.orratherB.worsestillC.butratherD.orelse

3.A.greetingsB.promisesC.praises

D.phrases4.A.beneathB.beyondC.behind

D.before5.A.sectionB.tableC.order

D.charge6.A.ImmediatelyB.Politely

C.Unwillingly

D.Slowly

7.A.beggedB.suggestedC.insistedD.required

8.A.carriedonB.reflectedonC.calledon

D.reliedon9.A.ticketsB.ideas

C.background

D.reviews

10.A.problemsB.futureC.homeworkD.sadness

11.A.invitingB.introducingC.urgingD.requesting

12.A.SofarB.AtfirstC.RightnowD.Justnow

13.A.complainingB.wonderingC.learningD.joking

14.A.reallyB.clumsilyC.seriouslyD.shyly

15.A.touchingB.boringC.optimisticD.enjoyable

二、阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选择最佳选项，并将答案写在

答题纸上。

A

Mostpeopleknowthefrustrationofthewhitenight.Nomatterhowhardyoutry,youcan'

tsleep.Infact,theharderyoutry,themoreawakeyoufeel.Underpressuretofallasleep,youareglancingattheclockeveryfewminutes,constantlycalculatingthetimeleftuntilmorning.Youbegin

todreadthetirednessyou'

llfeelthenextday.Perhapstheworstthingaboutsleeplessnessistheloneliness-thefeelingthatthewholeworldisfastasleepanddreaming,1eavingyoualonewithyourworries.

OftenIhavefoundmyselfwishingforlate-nightcomfortina24-hourcafeorartgallery,andwonderingwhereIcanfindsuchathing.IntheUK,whereIcomefrom,nocturnal（夜间的）culture

isverylimited.Mostshopscloseby5:

30p.m.andmostrestaurantsby11p.m.Eventheclubscloseearlierthanthoseonthecontinent.Sure,24-hoursupermarketsandcomershopsexistinbiggercities

-andmanyuniversitieshavea24-hourlibrary.ButsinceI'

mnolongerastudent,allnightcultureishardertofind.VisitingMoscowacoupleofyearsago,Iwasthrilledtodiscoveranall-nightbookshop（acomfortingthoughtfortheinsomniac,evenifyouneverneedtobuyCrimeandPunishmentat3a.m.）

However,insomniacsaroundtheworldcancelebrate."

Whitenight"

hasanewmeaning:

nolongeracauseforfear,it'

snowthenameforanall-nightartsextravaganza.ItbeganinStPetersburg,

acitylocatedathighlatitude,whereforafewweeksinJuneitnevertotallygetsdark.TheideahasspreadtoseveralcitiesincludingMelbourne,MontrealandTelAviv.TwoweeksafterarrivinginParis,IexperiencedmyfirstWhiteNight.Cyclingwithafriendfromchurchestogymnasiumstoplaygrounds,wediscoveredfilms,musicandamazingartinstallations.Thereweregames,walkingtoursandfireworksontheriverSeine.Restaurantsandgallerieswereopenlate,andtwoofthesubwaylineskeptgoingallnight.Mostwonderfulofall,therewasaswimmingpoolopenuntilSam,litupinfantasticcolors,withahugesculpturesuspendedabovethewaterThere'

ssomethingindescribableaboutnocturnalswimming,addedtotheexcitementofbeinginaplacethatisnormallyoff-limitsatnight.Iwenttobedat8a.m.,refreshedandabsolutelyexhausted.Idon'

tthinkIhaveeversleptsowell

16.Thehardestpartofone'

sbeingunabletofallasleepisthat.

A.heorshewillbeverytiredthenextmorning

B.sleepingtimeisrunningoutquickly

C.heorshewillfeelverylonelyandworried

D.otherpeoplearesleepingsoundly

17.Theword"

insomniac"

（Paragraph2）refersto.

A.onewhoisunabletofallasleepatnight

B.thebigmoderncitywithcolorfulnightlife

C.asplendidandappealingperformance

D.amedicalscientistwhoisworkinghard

18.WhichaspectoftheUKdisappointsthewriter?

A.Thatrestaurantsandartgalleriestherearenotgoodenough

B.Thatonlyuniversitylibrariesareopen24hoursaday

C.Thatnoonetherereallycaresaboutnocturnalculture

D.Thathehardlyfindsplaceswherehecangoatlatenight

19.Accordingtothepassage,thenewmeaningof"

whitenight"

is.

A.people'

sbeingbraveduringsleeplessnights

B.all-nightentertainmentandartactivitiesinsomecities

C.theswimmingpoolwhichisopen24hoursaday

D.thecitywhereanewfashionofnightlifestarted

20.Whichbestdescribesthewriter'

stoneinParagraph3?

A.Approving

B.Concerned

C.DoubtfulD．Joking

B

Whenmostpeoplethinkofstrikes,theythinkoffactoryworkersaskingforbetterpayandconditions,orperhapsrefusingtoworktosupportacolleaguewhohasbeenunfairlysacked.Itisnotoftenthatpeopleassociatestrikeswithschoolstudents.ButinItaly,itisdifferent.Whileinmanycountriesitisabsolutelyunthinkable,inItalyithappensalmosteveryyear.Somepeoplemayrememberthe"

Parisspring"

of1968,whenintheFrenchcapitaluniversitystudentsandfactoryworkersallwentonstrikeinacrisiswhichalmostmadetheFrenchrepubliccollapse,butformanythisisalongtimeagonow.ButinItaly,however,thetraditionhasremained.Itseemsthatalmosteveryautumnthereisareasontoprotest.Mostoftheprotestsarenational,likethecurrentoppositiontothegovernment'

splannededucationalreforms,buttherearealsoprotestsagainstthingslikelocalissuessuchasheatingintheclassesortreatmentofindividualstudents

Andwhatdostudentsdotoprotest?

Alloverthecountrytheygoonstrike,theyhavedemonstrationsinthestreets,theyoccupytheirschools,theyhavelotsofmeetingsandsometimestheytrytoruntheschoolsthemselvesforaperiod,settinguptheirownlessonsandcourses.

Areallthestudentsbehindthis?

Well,it'

sdifficulttosayexactly.Butwhatiscertainisthatveryfewstudentsobject."

Ithinkit'

simportanttoshowwhatwefeel"

saysonehighschoolstudent,"

Thenewschoolreformwillbeverybadforstateschools."

Otherstudentsaremoreskeptical."

sgreat!

"

saysonestudent,"

Itmeanswegetafewdaysoffschool."

Anotherstudentisopenlycynical:

"

Allthepeoplewhoaredoingthis...well,someofthemarejusttroublemakers;

othersarepeoplewhoarealreadyplanningtobecomepoliticians.Theywanttostarttheircareernow."

OtherssaythatthestrikeleadersarebeingmanipulatedorusedbygroupsfromoutsidetheschoolsProblemsoccurredrecentlywhenstudentsfromoneschoolwhichwasbeingoccupiedmarched

toanotherschoolwhichwasn'

tprotesting.Thestrikersstoodoutsidetheschoolandshoutedandthrewthingsatthewindows.Thenon-strikingstudentssatintheirclassroomsanddidnothing,buttheirteacherswentoutandbegantoshoutatthestudentsfromthestrikingschool.InBritain,andalotofothercountries,suchactionisunthinkable.Studentsarenotallowedtogoonstrike,andiftheydidtheywouldprobablyfaceseveredisciplinarymeasures.

Thestrangethingaboutthis,however,isthatdespitethenumberofschoolhourslosttostrikes,ItalianstudentsarecertainlynolessintelligentorknowledgeablethantheirEuropeancounterparts.Theirnationalaveragesarethesameasothers,despitethefactthatonaveragetheyspendupto20%lesstimeintheclassroom-withstrikesbeingonlyoneofthemanyinterruptionsoftheItalianschoolyear.Troublemakersornot,perhapsthereissomethingtobelearnedfromtheItalianwayofstudying!

21.Fromtheabovepassagewecanlearnthat.

A.nostudentsinItalyaresatisfiedwiththeirlessonsandcourses

B.thosewhooccupyschoolsinItalywillgetthemselvesintoserioustrouble

C.studentsinBritaincangoonstrikeonconditionthattheyobeys