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第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）

第一节语法和词汇知识（共15小题；

每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

21.Whenyoucoverthejournal,youwillhave_______betterunderstandingof______nature.

A.a;

theB.the;

aC./;

theD.a;

/

22.—Jackhasmadeuphismindtoresign.

—______,it'

snousetryingtopersuadehim.

A.IfsoB.OtherwiseC.ButforwhatD.Ifnot

23.—Whyaresomanypeoplegatheringontheroad?

—Ihavenoidea.There______beanaccident.

A.mustB.wouldC.canD.might

24.______theclimatechangessomuchhascausedmanydiscussionsamongthescientists.

A.WhatB.WhichC.WhenD.That

25.Jimwasmuchproudtoseehissuggestion______aftertheclassmeeting.

A.adaptedB.adoptedC.adjustedD.adored

26.—Severalhotelsinthisareaareclosingdown．

—That'

sbecausetourismitself______sincethebusinessdownturnbegan．

A.isdecliningB.hasbeendeclined

C.haddeclinedD.hasbeendeclining

27.WhenyouintroducemetoMr.Johnson,couldyoupleasesay______forme?

A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

28.Thepoliceman______youtoldmeyesterdayprovedtobeathief.

A.whoB.whomC.withwhomD.aboutwhom

29.Therearesomestudents______tohaveknownwhattheydon’treallyknow,whichisreallyharmfultothem.

A.pretendingB.topretendC.pretendedD.pretend

30.Thesportsmeetwillbeheldontime______thebadweather.

A.becauseofB.regardlessofC.insteadofD.infavorof

31.Workhardindailylife,andyoumayjust______goodresultsinthefinalexam.

A.keepupwithB.putupwithC.endupwithD.catchupwith

32.Itwaslackofmoney,notofeffort,______delayedtheirproject.

A.whichB.asC.thatD.what

33.Manypeoplediedfromthehurricanebecausetheydidn'

thave_____toimmediaterescue.

A.accessB.admissionC.approachD.attention

34.Someplantsarevery_____tolight;

theyprefertheshade.

A.accessibleB.availableC.adjustableD.sensitive

35.______ItouredHangzhou,Iwasdeeplyimpressedwithitsattractivescenery.

A.ForthefirsttimeB.Atthefirsttime

C.FirsttimeD.Thefirsttime

第二节完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

PubsplayanessentialpartinBritishpeople'

slives.Youcould36findanativewhohasneverbeentoapub.Apubcanbeeasilyfound37youareinafarawayarea.TheBritishareknownasindifferent（冷漠）people.Inthepub,however,peopleare38togetheraboutweather,football,etc.andthe39isrelaxingandcheerful.

Youhavetobe18yearsoldto40adrinkinapub.Somepubswillallowpeopleover14togoinsideiftheyare41bysomeonewhoisover18.Youhavetogotothebartobuyyourself.Sothosewhodon'

tknowthe42alwayshavetowaitalongtimebeforerealizingthattheyhaveto43theirown.

Youarenot44topaypubwaitersincash.Thecorrectbehavioristo45themadrink.Pubspridethemselvesontheiregalitarian（主张人人平等的）atmosphere.Atip46wouldbeareminderoftheirservicerole,whereastheofferofadrinkisafriendly47.

About10minutes48closingtime,thelandlordwillringabellandwilltellpeopletoordertheir49drinks.Thepubisnotallowedto50drinksafterclosingtime.Youmuststop5120minutesafterclosingtime;

ifyouhavenot52bythistime,thepublandlordmayaskyoutoleave.

Pubsofferthebest53forforeignerstounderstandBritish54.That'

swhypubsareregardedasthe55ofBritishculture.SoifyouhavetheopportunitytovisitBritain,gotoapub.

36.A.neverB.hardlyC.sometimesD.often

37.A.asifB.whenC.evenifD.because

38.A.chattingB.drinkingC.discussingD.arguing

39.A.lifeB.pubC.weatherD.atmosphere

40.A.offerB.orderC.chargeD.pay

41.A.allowedB.promisedC.provedD.acpanied

42.A.customB.pubC.entranceD.landlord

43.A.drinkB.offerC.fetchD.afford

44.A.permittedB.suspectedC.supposedD.respected

45.A.offerB.acceptC.allowD.refer

46.A.inturnB.incashC.inorderD.insurprise

47.A.customerB.foreignerC.movementD.gesture

48.A.beforeB.afterC.atD.by

49.A.firstB.lastC.ownD.fine

50.A.serveB.makeC.carryD.take

51.A.chattingB.ringingC.drinkingD.eating

52.A.drunkB.leftC.servedD.waited

53.A.drinksB.seatsC.placesD.wine

54.A.cultureB.foodC.wineD.service

55.A.signB.symbolC.directionD.flag

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Inthesetougheconomictimesmanypeoplearemakingtheirfoodgoalittlefurtherthantheyperhapsusedto.Andformanythatmightmeanignoringthebestbeforedate,butoneGermanmanhastakenittotheextremebyeatingthecontentsofa64-year-oldtin.

Inthelate1940'

stheUnitedStateswashelpingGermanyoverethehardshipsofthesecondWorldWar.FoodparcelswereavitalpartoftherebuildingeffortandSwift'

sblandlard（猪油）wasoneofthelessexcitingingredients.Butitwasapparentlylonglasting.Thetinwithitsred,whiteandbluelabelstillwholesurvivedinHansFeldmeier'

scupboard.Sothe87-year-oldretiredchemistdecidedtotestitssuitabilityforeating.

"

Ididn'

topenitbecauseIthoughtthesituationcouldgetevenworse.IhopethatwearenotrunningintotoughtimeslikewehadafterWorldWarII,evendespitethefinancialcrisiswearefacing."

Andhisgamble（大胆尝试）paidoff.ThetestsrunbyscientistsinhishometownofRostockshoweditwasindeedfitforconsumption（消费）,savingMr.FeldmeierapreciousfewEuros.Buthedidspendalotofmoneyonaloafofblackbreadonwhichitwasspreadbeforeheandthescientistsateit.Sowhatdidittastelike?

Ithoughtitwouldtasteunpleasant,butitdoesn'

t.I'

mtotallysurprisedthatitshowsabsolutelynosignofbeingnotfresh."

SaidtheemployeeofOfficeofAgriculture,FoodSafetyandFisheries

Thetinshowednoexpiry（到期日）,sotoadaptanoldsaying,itseemstheproofofthelard,ifnotthepudding,reallywasintheeating.

56.Whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthe64-year-oldtinisnottrue?

A.ItsownerisaGerman.

B.ItisfromtheUnitedStates.

C.ItisoneofthefavoritefoodofGermans.

D.Itissuitabletobestored.

57.HansFeldmeierdidn'

teatthetinbecause________.

A.itdidn'

ttastewell

B.heforgotitinthecupboard

C.hestoreditincaseofthehardtime

D.hewantedtotestits'

suitabilityforeating

58.Theunderlinedpart"

paidoff"

canbereplacedby________.

A.wasasuccess

B.waspaidbyothers

C.wasdangerous

D.drewscientists'

attention

59.Howabouttheresultofthetest?

A.Thetintastesevenbetterthanthefreshone.

B.Itshowsthatthetin’sownermissedthebestbeforedate.

C.Itisthesameasthescientiststhoughtbeforethetest.

D.Itisstillfitforeating.

60.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanwefindthispassage?

A.EconomicsB.Business

C.PoliticsD.Foodandhealth

B

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nanUniversity.

Untillastmonth,the21-year-oldhadbelievedthathewaspartofabroadermovement.Recently,however,Wang'

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It'

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Hesaysthatanaveragemicrobloggerreceivesandtransmitsinformation,butwhenfacedwithsuchavastamountofinformation,hemaylacktheabilitytotellthedifferencebetweentherealandthefakestories.

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