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3．A.insteadofB.duetoC.suchas

4．A.dependonB.giveupC.hearfrom

5．A.publicB.negativeC.personal

6．A.itB.thatC.one

7．A.alsoB.eitherC.too

8．A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimes

9．A.discussedB.todiscussC.discussing

10．A.sadnessB.joyC.worry

（二）

AhotdogisoneofthemostpopularAmericanfood.Itwasnamedafterfrankfurter,aGermanfood.Youmayhear“hotdog”___16___inotherways.Peoplesometimes__17___“hotdog”toexpresspleasure（快乐）.Forexample,afriendmayask___18___youwouldliketogotothecinema.Youmightsay,“Great.I’dloveto.”Or,youcouldsay,”__19____!

I’dlovetogo.”People___20__usetheexpressiontodescribesomeonewhoisa“show-off”,whotriestoshoweveryoneelsehow___21__heis.Youoftenhearsucha（n）___22__calleda“hotdog”.Hemaybeabasketballplayer,forexample,who__23____theballwithonehandmakinga（n）__24__catchseemmoredifficult.Youknowheisa“hotdog”becausewhenhemakessuchacatch,hebows（鞠躬）tocrowd,hopingto__25___theircheers.

11．A.cookedB.eatenC.pickedD.used

12．A.speakB.tellC.talkD.say

13．A.whereB.howC.ifD.when

14．A.ExcusemeB.Don’tworryC.NevermindD.Hotdog

15．A.everB.yetC.alsoD.still

16．A.kindB.hopefulC.greatD.careful

17．A.personB.dogC.handD.action

18．A.catchesB.playsC.throwsD.passes

19．A.funnyB.easyC.excitingD.good

20．A.loseB.winC.avoidD.explain

（三）

Itisoftensaidthateyescanspeak.Doyouhavesuchkindof61?

Inabusyoumaylookatastranger,butnottoo,62.Ifhenoticesthatheisbeinglookedat,hemay63uncomfortable.Itisthesameindailylife.Whenyouarelookedatforseveralmoretimes,youwilllook64upanddowninorderto65ifthereisanythingwrongwithyou.If66goeswrong,youwillfeelangrywiththepersonwhoislookingatyou.67canspeak,right?

Lookingtoolongatsomeonemayseemtobeimpolite.Butsometimesthingsare68.Ifyouwishtodrawsomeone'

s69,youmaylookathimorherformorethantenseconds.Forlovers,theyenjoylookingateachotherlongertoshowthelovethatwordscannot70.Clearly,eyecommunicationshouldbedoneaccordingtotherelationship

betweenthetwopeopleandthecertainsituation.

21．A.futureB.fearC.experienceD.exercise

22．A.lateB.longC.lowD.loud

23．A.feelB.smellC.soundD.taste

24．A.itselfB.himselfC.myselfD.yourself

25．A.seeB.guessC.hearD.expect

26．A.somethingB.nothingC.everythingD.anything

27．A.EarsB.EyesC.MouthD.Nose

28．A.differentB.difficultC.tiringD.boring

29．A.directionB.lessonC.attentionD.trouble

30．A.writeB.printC.readD.express

（四）

Youhaveprobablyheardtheexpression，“It’srainingcatsanddogsoutside．”Thatmeans16it’srainingveryhardInotthat17catsanddogsarefallingfromthe18．However，onedayinJune，1882，itreallydidrain19overDubuque，Iowa．Thefrogs20fallingalongwithhailstones（冰雹）duringa21storm．

Hailisformedwhendropsofrainwaterare22byheavywindsandarecarriedhighupintotheair．Theretheraindropsbecomefrozen．Manydropsmayfreeze23toformballsofice；

theseiceballs，orhailstones，then24toearth．

DuringthestorminDubuque，thestrongwindsliftedsmallfrogsfromnearbyponds（池塘）25theairalongwithraindrops．Whensomeofthesefrogsbecamecoveredwithice，bothhailstonesand“frog-stones”fellontotheground．

31．A．thatB．howC．whyD．if

32．A．carelessB．blindC．deadD．real

33．A．hillB．towerC．skyD．building

34．A．catsB．frogsC．dogsD．birds

35．A．stoppedB．enjoyedC．beganD．forgot

36．A．popularB．terribleC．weeklyD．common

37．A．dividedB．addedC．changedD．caught

38．A．togetherB．aloneC．soD．almost

39．A．holdB．loseC．keepD．fall

40．A．fromB．intoC．afterD．by

（五）

TheGreatWallofChinahasahistoryofovertwothousandyears.ItrunsfromtheeasttothewestinNorthChina.Itisabout6,300kilometers46.Itisoften47“TheTen-thousand-LiGreatWall”.Itisoneofthe“SevenWonders”oftheancientworld.

TheGreatWallis48fortenmentowalksidebyside.Horsescanalsorunalongit,too.TheGreatWall49stonesandbricks（砖）.Therearehugestoneson50sideandonthehighestpart.Butnowsomesectionsofitarewornout.

TherearetallwatchtowersalongtheGreatWall.Onceuponatime,thesoldierskept51theenemies（敌人）inthewatchtowersdayandnight.Theymade52onthetowersto53eachotherwhentheenemiescame.

Nowadayswedon’tusetheGreatWalltokeepawaytheenemiesanymore.Itisafamousplaceof54toallthepeopleintheworld.Everyyear55peoplecometovisititfromallovertheworld.

41．A.wideB.tallC.longD.high

42．A.callingB.callC.calledD.calls

43．A.enoughwideB.wideenoughC.moreenoughD.tooenough

44．A.wasmadeofB.wasmadefromC.wasmadeinD.wasmadeby

45．A.bothB.allC.eachD.either

46．A.seeingB.watchingC.lookingD.reading

47．A.fireB.akiteC.afaceD.atoy

48．A.tellB.talkC.speakD.say

49．A.interestedB.interestingC.interestD.interests

50．A.thousandB.thousandsC.thousandsofD.thousandof

（六）

DearMingming,

Hi,I’mwritingtoyouinRizhao.I’monvacation36myparentshere.

Rinzhaoisverybeautifuland37lotsofbeaches.It’s38today.Peoplearehavingagood39onthebeaches.Someareplayingbeachvolleyball,someareenjoyingthesunlight,and40areplayinggames.41aremyparents?

Oh,my42islyingonthebeach,andmymotheris43inthesea（大海）.

I’m44Ihavetostophere.Mymotherwantsmeto45photosforher.

IhopeyouandLinglingarehavingfun,too.

51．A.withB.andC.forD.near

52．A.thereisB.therehasC.thereareD.therehave

53．A.rainingB.cloudyC.coldD.sunny

54．A.dinnerB.lunchC.timeD.drink

55．A.theyB.othersC.childrenD.other

56．A.WhereB.WhoC.WhatD.How

57．A.uncleB.brotherC.fatherD.teacher

58．A.swimmingB.eatingC.shoppingD.singing

59．A.happyB.excitedC.sorryD.shy

60．A.makeB.doC.buyD.take

（七）

DragonHead-Raising（龙抬头）DayisatraditionalChinesefestival.Itcomesonthe46dayofthesecondlunar（农历的）month.In2010,itis47March7.

Onthedayinancienttimes,peopleputpathsofashes（灰）intokitchensandaroundwatervats（缸）.Thiswas48thedragonintothehouse.

Onthisdaypeopleeatnoodles,dumplingsandfriedpancakes.Alltheday’sfoodsare49afterdragons.Forexample,peopleeat“dragonwhisker（龙须）”50called“dragonsteeth”.

InsomeancientChinesestories,dragonshavepoweroverthewindandrain.Theyoften51raintotheworldontheseconddayofthesecondlunarmonth.

Itissaidthatafterthatdaytherewillbemoreandmorerain.Thisis52thedayisoftencalled“SpringDragonDay”.Itwashopedthat53thehelpofthedragon,ploughing（耕种）wouldbeeasierandtheautumnwouldbringagoodharvest.

Itwassaidthatahaircutduringthefirstlunarmonthbrought54lucktotheunclesinfamily.Thisiswhyyoustillseemanypeople55theirhaircutonDragonHead-RaisingDay.

61．A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth

62．A.inB.atC.duringD.on

63．A.ledB.leadC.toleadD.beled

64．A.namedB.namingC.callingD.tocall

65．A.noodleanddumplingB.noodlesanddumpling

C.noodlesanddumplingsD.noodleanddumplings

66．A.bringB.takeC.carryD.lend

67．A.becauseB.whyC.whenD.that

68．A.underB.inC.withD.by

69．A.goodB.badC.betterD.worst

70．A.wasgettingB.togetC.gotD.getting

（八）

Beautifulpicturesofmountainsandforests,clearskies,flyingbirds,wildanimals,sillyfaces—youcanfindthemallinoneplace.46?

Onapostcard!

Havepeoplealwayssentpostcards?

No!

Beforepostcards,people47sealed（密封的）letters.

The48forthefirstdecorated（装饰的）postcardcametoJohnP.Charltonin1861.Hethoughtasimplecard49aborderwouldbeagreatwaytosendanote.Theninthelate1800