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（1）A.excitedB.excitingC.unexcitedD.unexciting

（2）A.of…on…ofB.of…in…ofC.from…on…fromD.from…in…from

（3）A.whereB.（不填）C.whichD.that

（4）A.-（不填）B.inC.toD.at

（5）A.willleaveB.isleavingC.leaveD.haveleft

（6）A.afterB.inC.onD.before

（7）A.effectsB.effectC.affectD.affects

（8）A.shortB.shortenC.lessD.lessen

（9）A.goodB.betterC.bestD.most

（10）A.atB.forC.ofD.on

答案：

（1）B;

（2）D;

（3）C;

（4）C;

（5）C;

（6）D;

（7）A;

（8）D;

（9）C;

（10）B

1.Frankknewhewasveryill.Hespentdayswalking,

（1）asfarasthirtymiles

（2）aday,tryingtoreasonwiththepain,andstrangethoughtsinhismind.Then,onenight,hemadeuphis（3）thathewouldgotothehospitalandaskthemtoadmithim.Hereportedtoout-patientsandaskedtoseeapsychiatrist.

Ajuniordoctoreventuallyexaminedhimand（4）toFrank'

sconfusedaccountofhavingbeeninhospitalbefore,ofhowhethoughtheoughtto（5）againbecausehewassoconfusedandknewsomethingwasverywrongwithhim.Thedoctordidnotadmithim.Frankcannot（6）whetherhewastoldthatthehospitalwasfullorthattheysimplydidnotbelievehim."

IfeltIwascompletelyalone.Ithoughttherewas（7）theretohelp."

SoFrankwentbackontothestreetstofindafutureofsleepingoutside,theoccasionalshelterinhospitals,andsometimesprison（8）hewaspickedupforbeingdrunk:

drunkbecauseitwasthe（9）wayhecouldforgethiscondition.Frankhadsoughthelpandbeenturnedaway.Thousandsofothers（10）himcanfindnohelpeither.Theyarethesufferersfromlong-termmentalillnessthatconfusethemindsoftheirvictims.

（1）A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimeD.time

（2）A.forB.atC.onD.in

（3）A.headB.brainC.mindD.heart

（4）A.listenedB.heardC.talkedD.took

（5）A.beadmittedB.admitC.beadmittingD.havebeenadmitted

（6）A.remindB.rememberC.recallD.forget

（7）A.somebodyB.anybodyC.nobodyD.everybody

（8）A.wheneverB.whereC.thatD.why

（9）A.onlyB.oneC.badD.first

（10）A.asB.someC.alikeD.like

（1）A;

（2）D;

（4）A;

（5）A;

（6）B;

（7）C;

（8）A;

（9）A;

（10）D

JulesVerne'

smostfamousbookis"

TwentyThousandLeaguesundertheSea"

.（A"

league"

isanoldword

（1）aboutthreemiles.）Inthosedayssubmarineshadnotbeen

（2）,buthedescribesanunderwatershipverylikeamodernsubmarine.Thecaptainofthesubmarine,calledCaptainNemo,andhismenhavemanystrangeadventuresandfindmanystrangethings（3）thebottomoftheocean.Hewasaverygood（4）.Hischaractersoftendidsurprisingandsometimesimpossiblethings,buttheyalwaysseemed（5）realpeople.

Inanotherbook,"

AroundtheWorldinEightyDays"

JulesVernecreatesMr.Fogg,thehero,（6）madeabetthathewouldtravelaroundtheworldineightydays.Nowadaysthismayseem（7）toyou,butinthosedaystherewerenoplanesorevencars.Mr.Foggandhisservanttraveledinmanydifferent（8）,evenonanelephantatonetime!

Ifyouwanttoknowtheirresult,youshouldreadthebook.

InallhisbooksJulesVerneusedhisscientificknowledge（9）hisimaginationindescribingfutureinventions.（10）hewaswrong,ofcourse,butoftentheaccuracyofhisdescriptionsisveryclever.

（1）A.meaningB.includingC.meansD.speaks

（2）A.madeB.discoveredC.producingD.invented

（3）A.inB.beneathC.atD.under

（4）A.story-tellerB.sailorC.captainD.pilot

（5）A.areB.tobeC.thatD.asif

（6）A.thatB.whichC.whatD.who

（7）A.easyB.difficultC.comfortableD.hard

（8）A.roadsB.pathsC.waysD.countries

（9）A.exceptB.aswellC.aswellasD.or

（10）A.AlwaysB.SeldomC.SometimesD.Sometimes

（5）B;

（6）D;

（8）C;

IntheUK,inbusinesssituations,whenyoumeetsomeone

（1）thefirsttimeyoushakehandsandsay,“Howdoyoudo?

”.Thisisnotreallyaquestion,andthereply

（2）itisanothergreetingsuchas“Howdoyoudo?

”or“Hello”or“I’mvery（3）_tomeetyou”or,ifyouhavemetthepersonsometimebefore,“It’sgoodtoseeyouagain”.

Youdon’t（4）handseverytimeyoumeetsomeone,youjustgreetthem.Ifyouareinvited（5）someone’shousefordinner,itisusualtotakeapresent–somechocolates（6）flowersor,ifyouknowthemquitewell,abottleofwine.Ifyoudonotknowthehostwell,don’tbethelastpersontoleave.Telephone（7）nextdaytothankthehostforthemeal.Englishpeopledon’tliketotalkaboutpersonalthings,andtendto（8）religion,politicsandmoney.

Goodtopicsforsmalltalkaretheweather,holidays,weekendactivities,gardensandarchitecture,（9）housesandhomes.Whenyougotoapuborbar,it’susualtotake（10）tobuyadrinkforeveryoneinyourgroupandpayforthedrinkswhenyougetthemfromthebarandbeforeyoudrinkthem.

（1）A.atB.forC.sinceD.in

（2）A.forB.afterC.toD.in

（3）A.pleasingB.pleasedC.pleasantD.unpleasant

（4）A.shakeB.touchC.feelD.take

（5）A.atB.withC.toD.in

（6）A.orB.andC.withD.in

（7）A.inB.theC.withinD.to

（8）A.talkaboutB.askaboutC.avoidD.talk

（9）A.especiallyB.specialC.speciallyD.especial

（10）A.chanceB.opportunityC.turnsD.choice

（2）C;

（3）B;

（6）A;

（7）B;

（10）C

二、阅读理解

1.WhenIwasalittlegirl,mybrothersandIcollectedstampsformanyyears.Mymotherdidn'

tusetoworkduringtheweek,butsheworkedinthepostofficenearourhouseonSaturdays,andsheusedtobringhomeallthenewstampsassoonastheywereissued.

OnthedayoftheWorldCupfootballfinalinLondonin1966,wewereveryexcitedbecauseEnglandwereplayingWestGermanyinthefinal.Whenwewerehavinglunch,mymothertoldustogotothepostofficestraightawayafterthematchifEnglandwon,butshedidn'

ttelluswhy.At2o'

clockmymotherwentbacktoworkasusual,whiletherestofthefamilywerewatchingthefootballonTVathome.Althoughshewasn'

twatchingthematch,shewaslisteningtoitontheradio.

Englandwon4:

2andsomybrothersandIrantothepostoffice.Asweburstin,mymotherwasstandingbehindthecounter.ShewaswaitingtosellusaveryspeciallimitededitionwithENGLANDWINNERSoneachstamp.Wewereoverthemoon.

Westillhaveittoday,andperhapsitisworthalotofmoney.

（1）Thispassagemainlytellsus__________.

A.theauthorandherbrotherusedtolikestampsverymuch

B.theauthorhadaverykindmother

C.theauthorandherbrotherhadanunforgettableexperienceincollectingstamps

D.theirmotherusedtosupportthembyworkinginthepostoffice

（2）Accordingtothepassage,hermotherworkedinthepostoffice________.

A.duringtheweek

B.onSaturdays

C.onSundays

D.forsixdays

（3）TheirmothertoldthemtogotothepostofficestraightawayafterthematchifEnglandwon,butshedidn'

ttellthemwhy.Whydoyouthinkshedidthat?

A.Shewantedtogivethemasurprise.

B.Shedoubtedifshewouldgetthestamps.

C.Sheforgottodothat.

D.Shethoughtitunnecessarytotellthemthereason.

（4）Whatdoesthesentence"

Wewereoverthemoon."

mean?

A.Wejumpedhigh.

B.Wewereextremelyhappyaboutit.

C.Wewatchedthemoonforalongtime.

D.Wecouldn'

tsleepthewholenight.

（5）Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.MyChildhood.

B.MyMother.

C.APreciousStamp.

D.AMemorableExperienceinCollectingStamps.

（1）C;

（2）B;

（3）A;

（4）B;

（5）D

2."

Listen,that'

snotright."

"

Look,youdon'

tunderstand!

"

Sorry,Idon'

tfollow."

Arethesethreespeakers,whoarejustchattingnaturally,actuallyrevealingwhatmanypeoplebelieveistheirdominantthinkingandlearningstyle?

Manyeducators,whoresearchinthisfieldsaythateverybodyhasoneofthreebasicwaysofprocessingtheworld:

visual,auditoryorkinaesthetic.Studentswhofindtheirdominantlearningstylecanmaketheirlearningmoreefficient.

TheVisualLearner:

Thevisuallearnertendstolearnbywatchingandcopyingwhatothersdo;

theyusuallydrawdiagrams,mapsandpicturesratherthantakingnotesinwords.Theyhavearichimagination,theytendtoseepicturesintheirheadanddaydreamincolour;

theynoticechangesinpeopleandplacesquickly;

theyrememberfacesnotnames;

theywriteneatlyandneedatidyenvironmenttoworkin,buttheyliketosurroundthemselveswithcolour,artandpictures;

theydoodlealot.

TheAuditoryLearner:

Listen,t