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A.accomplishB.settle

C.performD.undertake

24.Thetelephonewashungup___Icouldanswerit.

A.sinceB.untilC.beforeD.after

25.I’dliketobuyahouse—modern,comfortable,and____,inaquiteneighborhood.

A.inallB.aboveallC.afterallD.atall

26.Youreally______betoocareful,forit’sachallengingjob.

A.needn’tB.cannotC.shouldD.must

27.Whoeverwantstogohikingthisweekend,raiseyourhands,_______?

A.doyouB.don’tyouC.willyouD.willthey

28.speaking,Ithinkspidersareindeeddisgusting.

A.HonestlyB.OfficiallyC.ObviouslyD.Fluently

29.Theymadefriendswitheachotherandformedabandin1998,butthen__________afteraquarrelaboutitsfuture.

A.brokedownB.brokeup

C.splitawayD.departedaway

30.ThevillageIgrewup_________wasdestroyedbytheearthquakelastyearandisunderconstructionnow.

A.inB.initC.inthatD.inwhich

31．Johnisnotgoodatmusic,butwhen______comestoEnglish,heisthebestintheclass.

A.heB.thisC.itD.that

32.Thenewbuildingwillbebuilt_________wasawasteland30yearsago.

A.inwhatB.whereC.inwhichD.there

33．twocompositionstowrite.youhavetoworkreallyhardthisweekend.

A．WithB．BesidesC．AsforD．Becauseof

34.Instudents’eyes，agoodteachershouldhavemanygoodvirtues，but_____，heorsheshouldbeknowledgeable.

A.aboveallB.afterall

C.firstofallD.inall

35.DuringWorldWarⅡ,hetookmanyphotos,_____somecapturedtheemotionsofboththesoldiersandtheciviliansinwar-tornEurope.

A.fromthemB.ofwhich

C.bywhichD.amongthem

三、完形填空（2012·

山东省山东师大附中高三最后一次模拟）

Itwasacoldwinter’snightwhenIstoppedforgasonmywayhomefromwork.Iwastiredandhadaslight36.

Iworkedina37doctor’sofficeandthiswasoneofthosedayswhentheunexpectedhappened,makingtheschedulerun38thanusual.ItseemedIwasgoingtobelate39homeandmyhusband,beingthe40person,wouldbereadytopronouncemelateonceagain.Maybe41Ihurried,Icouldstillmakeithome.

Iwasheadinginsideto42formygaswhenInoticedanoldercoupleatthecounter.Iheardthemaskingfor43tothelocalhospital.ItwasthesamehospitalthatIhadjust44afewminutesago.

Theyoungmanatthecounterwastryingtobe45inexplaininghowtogetthere,withtwootherpeoplemaking46.Oneofthemwas47tryingtogivethemawholedifferentrouteback.ItwasthenthatIwalkedovertothecoupleandsaid,“Wouldyouliketofollowmetothe48?

”

Alookof49crossedthewoman’sface.

“I’mgoingrightbythere,”Isaid,whichwasn’ta（an）50sinceIhadjustmadeupmymindtodo51that.

Igotinmycarandbeganthejourneyback.Iwastryingtowatchtobesuretheywereright52me.Ittookonlyfifteenminutestogetthereasrushhourtrafficwasbeginningto53.IfeltbetterthanIhadalldayandmyheadachewasnearlygone.

Later,asIarrivedhome,myhusband54,“Soyouaren’teverlateanymore.”

Isaid,“Sometimesit’s55tobelate.”

36.A.breakB.feverC.coldD.headache

37.A.foreignB.commonC.busyD.noisy

38.A.earlierB.laterC.easierD.simpler

39.A.gettingB.cookingC.callingD.working

40.A.toughB.punctualC.generousD.careful

41.A.asB.sinceC.whileD.if

42.A.payB.changeC.waitD.search

43.A.opinionsB.troubleC.directionsD.money

44.A.reachedB.visitedC.calledD.left

45.A.skilledB.helpfulC.experiencedD.active

46.A.commentsB.promisesC.jokesD.offers

47.A.onlyB.stillC.evenD.ever

48.A.stationB.officeC.hospitalD.hotel

49.A.panicB.reliefC.sadnessD.peace

50.A.dutyB.factC.reasonD.lie

51.A.partlyB.properlyC.exactlyD.perfectly

52.A.acrossB.beforeC.besideD.behind

53.A.goupB.diedownC.speedupD.turndown

54.A.teasedB.shoutedC.burstD.laughed

55.A.possibleB.specialC.goodD.safe

四、阅读理解（2012·

江西省上高二中高三考前热身卷）

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Oscarthecatseemstohaveanunnaturalabilityforpredictingwhennursinghomepatientsaregoingtodie,bycurlingup（蜷伏）nexttothemduringtheirfinalhours.Hisaccuracy,observedin25cases,hasledthestafftocallfamilymembersoncehehaschosensomeone.Itusuallymeansthepatienthaslessthanfourhourstolive."

Manyfamilymemberstakesomecomfortfromit.Theyappreciatethecompanionshipthatthecatprovidesfortheirdyinglovedone,"

saidDosa,adoctorandassistantprofessorofmedicineatBrownUniversity.

The2-year-oldcatwasadoptedasakittenandgrewupinathird-floordementia（痴呆）unitattheSteereHouseNursingandRehabilitationCenter,wherethefacilitytreatspeoplewithAlzheimer'

s,Parkinson'

sdiseaseandotherillnesses.Afteraboutsixmonths,thestaffnoticedOscarwouldmakehisownrounds,justlikethedoctorsandnurses.He'

dsmellandobservepatients,thensitbesidepeoplewhowouldendupdyinginafewhours.DosasaidOscarseemstotakehisworkseriously."

Thisisnotacatthat'

sfriendlytopeople,"

hesaid.

"

Oscarisbetteratpredictingdeaththanthepeoplewhoworkhere,"

saidDr.JoanTenoofBrownUniversity,whotreatspatientsatthenursinghomeandisanexpertoncarefortheterminallyill.ShewasconvincedofOscar'

stalentwhenhemadehis13thcorrectcall.Whileobservingonepatient,Tenosaidshenoticedthewomanwasn'

teating,wasbreathingwithdifficultyandthatherlegshadabluishcolor,signsthatoftenmeandeathisnear.Oscarwouldn'

tstayinsidetheroom,though,soTenothoughtbisstreakwasbroken.Instead,itturnedoutthedoctor'

spredictionwasroughly10hourstooearly.Sureenough,duringthepatient'

sfinaltwohours,nursestoldTenothatOscarjoinedthewomanatherbedside.

Doctorssaymostofthepeoplewhogetavisitfromthesweet-faced,gray-and-whitecataresoillthattheyprobablydon'

tknowhe'

sthere,sopatientsaren'

tawarehe'

sapredictorofdeath.Mostfamiliesaregratefulfortheadvancewarning,althoughonewantedOscaroutoftheroomwhileafamilymemberdied.WhenOscarisputoutside,hepacesandmeowshisdispleasure.

Noone'

scertainifOscar'

sbehaviorisscientificallysignificantorpointstoacause.Tenowondersifthecatsensesmysteriousscentsorreadssomethingintothebehaviorofthenurseswhoraisedhim.Nursinghomestaffaren'

tconcernedwithexplainingOscar,solongashegivesfamiliesabetterchanceatsayinggoodbyetothedying.ThestaffrecentlygaveOscarawallsignpubliclypraisinghis"

sympatheticcare."

56.WhatmakesOscarthecatsospecial?

A.Heobservesthecasesofdyingpatients.B.Hecurlsupnexttothepatients.

C.Hecallsfamilymemberstothehospital.D.Hesenseswhenpatientsaretodie.

57.ThepassagetellsusOscar_____.

A.wouldgoroundandobservepatientsB.maysometimesfailtopredictdeath

C.isfriendlyandlikedbyeverynurseD.wasbornandgrewupinthehospital

58.Theunderlinedwords"

hisstreakwasbroken"

probablymean____.

A.hisboneswereseverelyinjuredB.hismagicpowerstoppedworking

C.hisdevotiontoworkgotchangedD.hisfriendshipwithpatientsended

59.Fromthepassage,welearnthat_____.

A.Oscar'

sbehaviorisscientificallysignificant

B.Oscarcanreadsomethingofthenurses'

behavior

C.Oscarmightliketostaywiththedyingpatients

D.Oscarissympathetictothedyingpatients

60.Thebesttitleforthispassageis"

____"

.

A.CatsCanBeUsedforLookingAfterPatients

B.Oscar,theSweet-Faced,Gray-and-WhiteCat

C.AsDeathComesCalling,SoDoesOscartheCat

D.OscartheCat,theBestHelperofOurHospital

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TourDetails

Operator:

AdventureNorthAustralia

Destination:

Cooktown

DepartsFrom:

Cairns

TourDescription

VotedasoneofAustralia'

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DepartCairnsDomesticAirportfortheSkytransFlighttoCooktown.FlightdepartsCairnsat6:

45a.m.

Enjoya45-minuteflightwithwonderfulviewsfromCairnstoCooktownasyouflyalongthecoastbetweentheWorldHeritagerainforestandtheGreatBarrierReef.OnarrivalinCooktownyouwillbemetbyWillieGordon,thetraditionalstorytelleroftheNugal-warraclan（部落）.

WillieGordontakesgueststohisancestralrockartsites,sethighinthehillsaboveHopeVale,outsideCooktown.Herehesharesthestoriesbehindtheart,andexplainshowthepaintingsspeakofthemostbasicandimportantqualityoflifeandtheknowledgeofhispeople.

Thetourtakesyouthroughanimpressiveviewofsixrockartsites,includinganancestralBirthCaveandtheReconciliationCave.Thisincludesa30-minutebushwalkongenerallyeasyterrian（地形）.（Coveredclosed-onshoesmustbeworn.）

ReturntoCooktownat1:

15p.m.whereWilliewilltakeyoutotheNaturePowerHouseMuseum,Cooktown'

sVisitorInformationCentre.LunchisincludedattheVerhandahCafe.

TherestoftheafternoonisfreetoexplorehistoricalCooktownbeforeyourtransfertoCooktownairp