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A.regardlessofB.providedthatC.inadvanceD.invain
24.----I'
mafraidIwon'
trecognizeLily.
----Don'
tworry.Youcan'
tmissher.She______awhiteT-shirtandaredskitthen.
A.wearsB.woreC.willbewearingD.wouldwear
25.Thetwobrothers______oneanotherinmanyways.
A.resembledwithB.wasresembledwith
C.resembledD.wasresembled
26.Themostpleasantthingoftherainyseasonis______onecanbeentirelyfreefromdust.
A.whatB.thatC.whetherD.why
27.Wemustfindout______Karliscoming,sowecanbookaroomforhim.
A.whereB.whyC.whenD.how
28.Ithinktheessaywouldbeeasiertounderstandifyou______itupintoseveralparts.
A.blewB.gaveC.fixedD.split
29.Thelittlegirlsattherewithhereyes______ontheicecream.
A.fixedB.fixingC.tofixD.tobefixed
空英
30.Theenemywassweptasidebythe______attack.
A.dependentB.horizontalC.variousD.furious
31.The______sightofabeautifulsunsetneverfailstoamazeme.
A.fierceB.sensitiveC.dazzlingD.accidental
32.InChinesesociety,parentsareheld______fortheirchildren'
sbadbehavior.
A.symbolicB.liableC.intactD.primary
33.Thegovernment'
snewpolicyfacedstrong______.Nobodywassatisfiedwithit.
A.oppositionB.adaptationC.involvementD.scholarship
34.Myskiniseasily______,soIamalwayscarefulaboutthelotionIapplytoit.
A.fosteredB.requestedC.chewedD.irritated
35.Studying______mostofthetimeofthestudentsinTaiwan.
A.preservesB.suffersC.occupiesD.attempts
36.Thesoldiersdemonstratedtheir______totheircountrybydefendingittothedeath.
A.honorB.seriesC.loyaltyD.access
37.Several______buyershaveexpressedtheirinterestinourapartment.
A.intensiveB.intactC.potentialD.humble
38.Theminister'
s______inthescandal(丑闻)shockedthepublicandledtohisresignation.
A.scholarshipB.involvementC.wrestlerD.adaptation
III.空英完形填空(共10小题;
每小题1分,满分10分)
A
Investigatingthepotential39betweengumdiseaseandheartdisease,doctorsandscientistshaveproposedanumberofpossiblereasonsforthisconnection.Onecommon40isinflammation,whichoccurswhenthebodysensesathreatandsendswhitebloodcellsto41it.Thisleadstopainfulswelling,whichisthemainsymptomofgumdisease.42inflammationhasn'
tbeenshowntocauseheartdisease,itoftenaccompaniesit.Andasit43,thesametypesofbacteriaoftenresultininflammationinbothdiseases.
39.A.linkB.pieceC.categoryD.injury
40.A.truthB.factorC.acheD.shot
41.A.attractB.attainC.attackD.attach
42.A.AsB.WhenC.WhileD.Because
43.A.turnsoutB.turnsaroundC.turnsintoD.turnsover
B
PlantovisitKewGardenswhenyounexttraveltoLondon.Thesepopulargardensarelocatedjust30minuteswestofthecityonthe44oftheRiverThames.Charminggardensandinterestingstructures45you.Youwillfindnumeroussculptures,greenhousesandtreesfromallovertheworld.Anddon'
t46theformalJapanesegarden,thetreetopwalkwayandKew'
shugetropicalpalmhouse.
CarefullyplantedbushesandtreesdividethegardenatHidcoteinto47differentareas.Asyoudiscovereachsecretgarden,you'
llenjoymanysurprises,suchasrareplantsfromasfarawayasAustraliaandJapan.AndHidcoteisparticularlybeautifulinthesummerwhenitsflowers48withcolor!
44.A.banksB.strapsC.platformsD.creeks
45.A.confrontB.awaitC.spreadD.befriend
46.A.makeitB.mistakeC.lightupD.miss
47.A.numberofB.anamountofC.arangeofD.aseriesof
48.A.blowB.breakC.burstD.bounce
IV.课文背诵完形填空(共25小题;
每小题1分,满分25分)
GetAheadWithYourEnglish
However,learningEnglish49aforeignlanguageisverydifficultinthe50anativelanguageenvironment.Some51theoriesonlanguageacquisitionbelievethattoattainahighleveloffluencyandaccuracyinaforeignlanguage,youneedtobesurroundedbyit.Butsadly,thechances52wewillallhavetheopportunitytoliveinanEnglish-speakingcountryaresmall.53,almostofushavetorelyonwhatwecanlearnatschoolaspartoftheschoolcurriculum.
49.A.usB.inC.withD.for
50.A.absentB.absenceC.presentD.presence
51.A.respectB.respectfulC.respectedD.respective
52.A.whetherB.thatC.whichD./
53.A.HoweverB.ThoughC.MeanwhileD.Therefore
BodyLanguage
Bodylanguageisusedeverysingledaybypeopleofdifferentnationalitiesallovertheworld.Itisalanguagewithoutwordsthat54ofgestures,facialexpressionsandbodymovementsthatgreatly55----andsometimesevenreplace-spokenlanguage.Bodylanguageisusedtocommunicatebothattitudesandfeelingsfromaffectiontoangerjustlikeanyotherlanguage,butitdiffersfromspokenlanguageasitisnotalways56.Somebodyjumpingforjoyiseasytosee57araisedeyebrowconveyingdoubtiseasiertomiss.
54.A.isconsistedB.consistsC.isconsistingD.composes
55.A.adduptoB.addupC.addtoD.addin
56.A.transparentB.vagueC.ambiguousD.explicit
57.A.whileB.asC.whenD.since
HannahJonesLooksintotheFuture
Thisweekend,hundredsoffuturologistsaremeetingatNewcastleUniversity.The58startsonFridayandtheexpertswillbediscussingtheendlesspossibilitiesthefuture.Thefutureisnowbigbusinessandmanypeoplewill59themeetingwithdreamsofstartingnewsenterprisesbasedonthepredictionstheywillhearthisweekend.Iclicked60thewebsitesofafewfuturologistsandhere'
swhatthey'
repredicting:
58.A.similarB.seminarC.simileD.senator
59.A.attendB.intendC.tendD.intent
60.A.onB.downC.intoD.up
PioneersofScience
Thesepioneersofthe20thcenturywerealldedicatedto61thequalityofhumanlifeonearth,butsometimesbreakthroughdiscoveriesthat62ourlivestodayhappenedbymistake!
Forexample,weareallgratefulforthehandymicrowaveoventhatallowsustopreparemealsinminutesandwehavePercySpencertothank.Thisinventor,with120patents63hisname,discoveredmicrowaveswhenhewasexperimentingwithradarsandnoticedachocolatemeltinginhispocket.
64isnodoubtaboutit.Withoutthebreakthroughsofthesepioneersinscienceandtechnology,65luckyorplanned,theworldasweknowittodaywouldhavebeenacompletelydifferentplace.
61.A.improveB.improvedC.improvingD.improvement
62.A.haveaffectedB.willaffectC.wereaffectingD.affected
63.A.byB.toC.inD.for
64.A.ItB.ThisC.ThereD.As
65.A.eitherB.neitherC.nomatterD.whether
100Metresin8Seconds?
However,dopingisnottheonlythingweneedtoworryabout.66wearecareful,"
gene-therapy"
willbethenextbigthreat.67medicalpurposes,scientistshavealreadyfoundwaystobuildmuscleandincreasestrengthbychangingpeople'
sgenes.Gene-therapyisvery68andmanypeopleopposefurtherresearchintoit.Ifgene-therapywereusednow,itwouldbealmostimpossibletofindout.Inthefuture,athleteswhohavetheirgenes69mightbeabletodothe100metersdashinjust8secondsorthemarathonin70twohours.However,ifagenerationofsportsstarswithenhancedgeneswerecreated,itwould71thewholespiritofsport.
TheOlympicspirit-thespiritofcompetitionwhichemphasizestakingpart72winning-hasbeenviolatedbythedesiretosucceed73allcosts.Intoday'
sworld,winnersarecelebratedandtreatedasheroes.Butifdopingandgene-therapycontinuetoaffecttheoutcomesofmajorsportingevents,theword"
hero"
willhavelostallmeaning.
66.A.UnlessB.UntilC.IfD.Even
67.A.OnB.InC.ForD.With
68.A.controversialB.convenientC.conventionalD.conversational
69.A.changeB.changingC.tochangeD.changed
70.A.lessthanB.fewerthanC.morethanD.earlierthan
71.A.opposeB.contradictC.resistD.tolerate
72.A.inspiteofB.regardlessofC.inplaceofD.fatherthan
73.A.inB.forC.atD.of
V.阅读理解(共8小题,每小题1.5分,满分12分)
Itwasthesummerof1936.TheOlympicGameswerebeingheldinBerlin.Ihadtrained,sweatedanddisciplinedmyselffor6yearsontherunningbroadjumpAyearbefore,asacollegestudentattheOhioState,I'
dsettheworld'
srecordof26feet81/4inches.Nearlyeveryoneexpectedmetowin.
Iwasinforasurprise.Whenthetimecameforthebroad-jumptrials(选拔赛)Iwasshockedtoseeatallboyhittingthepit(坑)atalmost26feetonhispracticeleaps.HeturnedouttobeaGermannamedLuzLong.Hehadeasilyqualifiedforthefinalsonhisfirstattempt.
Anervousathleteisanathletewhowillmakemistakes.Ifouled(犯规)twiceOnmyqualifyingjumps.Walkingafewyardsfromthepit,Ikickedatthedirtdisgustedly.SuddenlyIfeltahandonmyshoulder.IturnedtolookintothefriendlyblueeyesofLuzLong."
Hi,I'
mLuzLong.Idon'
tthinkwe'
vemet."
"
Gladtomeetyou,"
Isaid.Then,tryingtohidemynervousness,Iadded,"
Howareyou?
"
I'
mfine.Somethingmustbeeatingyou.Youshouldbeabletoqualifywithyoureyesclosed."
Hesaid.
Heseemedtounderstandmynervousness,andtookpainstoreassureme.Finally,seeingth