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17.Itisdoubtfulwhetheranyonecanbeatruly______observerofevents.
A.inadequateB.impassiveC.geniusD.impartial
18.Shewas______bythelackofappreciationshownofherhardwork.
A.frustratedB.dispersedC.functionedD.displaced
19.Theshuttleexplodedintheairsuddenlyandbrokeinto______atonce.
A.diversityB.fragmentsC.doctrineD.drought
20.Asthesocietyhasrigidsocial______,everyoneknowshisroleinthesociety.
A.hemisphereB.contemptC.controversyD.hierarchy
21.Threeyearshave______sincewelastmetattheconferenceforInternetcommunicationinBeijing.
A.elapsedB.discernedC.discontentedD.electrified
22.Itturnedoutthathehad______thewholestoryjusttocheathisfriends.
A.dissipatedB.divergedC.detachedD.fabricated
23.Hehadaclear______ofwhatwaswrongwiththemachineandfixeditinashorttime.
A.debrisB.deficiencyC.perceptionD.persecution
24.Fortenyearstheproblemaboutthewaterhasnotbeensolved,wecametothinkthatithasbeena______probleminthisarea.
A.perpetualB.persuasiveC.picturesqueD.possessive
25.Hewas______bythenoiseoutsideyesterdayeveningandcouldnotconcentrateonhisstudy.
A.peckedB.orientedC.perturbedD.paddled
26.Heisofteninclinedto______inotherpeople’saffairs,whichisnoneofhisbusiness.
A.manipulatedB.lumberedC.meddleD.littered
27.Hepracticed______onherandmanagedtoget$2,000.
A.linenB.deceptionC.longitudeD.paradise
28.Hewas______totakeoverthedutiesandresponsibilitiesofhisfatherfromanearlyage.
A.deducedB.dampedC.diminishedD.destined
29.Suchquestionsshouldbeapproachedhonestlyandinfullawarenessthat______loanagreementswillcostmoneyduetocancellationorothercharges.
A.compressingB.terminatingC.conformingD.contending
30.Theroomwasfullofpeopleandsmoke.Shestartedtofeel______withtheheatinside.
A.oppressedB.congestedC.confrontedD.craned
31.Thelanguageexpertsbelievethatthe______ageforlearningaforeignlanguageis6yearsold.
A.conceptualB.considerateC.optimalD.component
32.Shegotveryangryand______herclothesaboutintheroom.
A.flungB.flewC.clampedD.clashed
33.Heknewthathewouldbepunishedseverelybecauseofhisseriouserror.Thereforehe______awaythedaybeforeyesterday.
A.cautionedB.fledC.chatteredD.civilized
34.Theevilmannerswouldbe______rootandbranchduetotheforcefulactiontakenbythelocalgovernment.
A.exterminatedB.exemplifiedC.facilitatedD.emitted
35.Weallknowthatitisveryhardto______himtogivehisplanup.
A.endeavorB.reduceC.assertD.induce
PartⅢReadingComprehension(40%)
Thereare4readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandthenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheANSWERSHEET.
Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Ascorchingsun,anendlessseaofsandandawaterless,forbiddinglylonelylandthatistheimagemostpeoplehaveofdeserts.Buthowtrueisthispicture?
Desertsaredrylandswhererainfallislow.Thisisnottosayrainneverfallsindeserts:
itmayfallonceortwiceayearinafiercetorrentthatfadesalmostassoonasithasbegun,orwhichevaporatesinthehotairlongbeforeithasgotanywhereneartheearth.Itmayfallinasuddensweepingfloodthatcarrieseverythinginitspath.Rainsmayonlycomeonceinfiveorsixyearsornotfallforadecadeormore.TheMojavedesertintheUnitedStatesremaineddryfortwenty-fiveyears.
Withoutwaternolivingthingcansurvive,andonefeatureofthetruedesertlandscapeistheabsenceofvegetation.Withlittlerainandhardlyanyvegetationthelandsuffersunderthesun.Therearevirtuallynocloudsortreestoprotecttheearth’ssurfaceanditcanbeburninghot.Underthesun,soilsbreakupandcrack.Windandtorrentialrainsweepawayanderodethesurfacefurther.Eightmillionsquarekilometersoftheworld’slandsurfaceisdesert.Throughouthistorydesertshavebeenexpandingandretreatingagain.CavepaintingsshowthatpartsoftheSaharaDesertweregreenandfertileabout10,000yearsago,andevenanimalslikeelephantsandgiraffesroamedtheland.Fossilanddunesfoundinfertileanddamppartsoftheworldshowthattheseareaswereoncedeserts.Butnowthecreationofnewdesertareasishappeningonacolossalscale.Twentymillionsquarekilometers,anareatwicethesizeofCanada,isatahightoveryhighriskofbecomingdesert.Withafurther1.25millionsquarekilometersundermoderaterisk,anareacovering30%oftheearth’slandsurfaceisdesert,becomingdesert,orindangerofbecomingdesert.Therateofgrowthofdesertsisalarming.Theworld’sdrylandswhichareunderthreatincludesomeofthemostimportantstock-rearingandwheat-growingareasandarethehomesof600~700millionpeople.Theseregionsarebecomingdesertsattherateofmorethan58,000squarekilometersayearor44hectaresaminute.InNorthAfricaatleast100,000hectaresofcroplandarelosteachyear.Atthisratethereisahighriskthatwewillbeconfinedtolivingononly50%ofthisplanet'
slandsurfacewithinonemorecenturyunlessweareabletodosomethingaboutit.
36.Whatdoesthepassagetellusaboutrainfallinthedesert?
A.Itneverrains.B.Itrainssolittlethatnothingcanlive.
C.Itrainsunexpectedly.D.Itrainsveryinfrequently.
37.Desertsoilsbreakupandcrackbecauseof______.
A.theeffectsofwindandminB.thelackofprotectionfromthesun
C.thetropicallocationofdesertsD.theabsenceofrain
38.Whatdowelearnaboutdesertsfromthistext?
A.Desertscanchangeintogreenandfertileareas.
B.Certainareashavealwaysbeendesert.
C.Desertswereoncethehomeofelephantsandgiraffes.
D.Desertshavebeengrowingsincethebeginningoftheworld.
39.Howmuchoftheworld'
slandsurfaceisatriskofbecomingdesert?
A.Lessthantenmillionsquarekilometers.
B.Twentymillionsquarekilometers.
C.Morethantwentymillionsquarekilometers.
D.30%oftheworld'
slandsurface.
40.Whatdoesthewriterthinkaboutthecreationofnewdesertareas?
A.Itisanaturaldevelopment.B.Theproblemisnotveryserious.
C.Itisaveryworryingproblem.D.Thesituationwillimproveintime.
Questions41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Thefirstthingtonoticeisthatthemediawe'
reallfamiliarwith—frombookstotelevisionareone-waypropositions:
theypushtheircontentatus.TheWebistwo-way,pushandpull.Infinerpoint,itcombinestheone-wayreachofbroadcastwiththetwo-wayreciprocity(互惠)ofamid-cast.Indeed,itsusercanatoncebeareceiverandsenderofbroadcast—aconfusingproperty,butmind-stretching!
AsecondaspectoftheWebisthatitisthefirstmediumthathonorsthenotionofmultipleintelligences.Thispastcentury'
sconceptofliteracygrewoutofourintensebeliefintext,afocusenhancedbythepowerofoneparticulartechnology—thetypewriter.Itbecameagreattoolforwritersbutaterribleoneforothercreativeactivitiessuchassketching,painting,notatingmusic,orevenmathematics.Thetypewriterprizedoneparticularkindofintelligence,butwiththeWeb,wesuddenlyhaveamediumthathonorsmultipleformsofintelligence—abstract,textual,visual,musical,social,andkinesthetic.Aseducators,wenowhaveachancetoconstructamediumthatenablesallyoungpeopletobecomeengagedintheiridealwayoflearning.TheWebaffordsthematchweneedbetweenamediumandhowaparticularpersonlearns.
AthirdandunusualaspectoftheWebisthatitleverages(起杠杆作用)thesmalleffortsofthemanywiththelargeeffortsofthefew.Forexample,researchersintheMaricopaCountyCommunityCollegesysteminPhoenixhavefoundawaytolinkasetofseniorcitizenswithpupilsintheLongviewElementarySchool,ashelper-mentors(顾问).It'
swonderfultoseekidslistentothesegrandparentsbetterthantheydototheirownparents,thementoringreallyhelpstheirteachers,andtheseniorscreateasenseofmeaningforthemselves.Thus,thesmalleffortsoftheman—theseniors—complementthelargeeffortsofthefew—theteachers.ThesamethingcanbefoundinoperationatHewlett-Packard,whereengineersusetheWebtohelpkidswithscienceormathproblems.Bothoftheseexamplesbarelyscratchthesurfaceaswethinkaboutwhat'
spossiblewhenwestartinterlacingresourceswithneedsacrossawholeregion.
41.Whatdoesthewordmind-stretchingimply?
A.Obtainingone'
smentalpower.
B.Strengtheningone'
spowerofthought.
C.Makinggreatdemandsonone'
D.Exertingone'
smentalpowerasfaraspossible.
42.Whatisaterribletoolforactivitiessuchassketchingandpainting?
A.Technology.B.Typewriter.C.Text.D.Theweb.
43.Whichgroupofpeoplemakesomeeffortstohelppupilsinelementaryschools?
A.Teachers.B.Researchers.C.Grandparents.D.Seniorcitizens.
44.Thesentencetheseniorscreateasenseofmeaningforthemselvesmeanstheseniors______.
A.acquireanewmeaningoftheirlivesB.understandthemeaningoftheweb
C.createawebsiteforthemselvesD.addanewmeani