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　　24Don'

tgotherealoneinsuchlatehours.　　Don'

tworry.I._____

　　［A］don'

t　　［B］won'

t　　［C］didn'

t　　［D］haven'

　　25Thepolicemanhappened_____thetrafficwhentheaccidenthappened.

　　［A］todirect　　［B］directing　　［C］tobedirecting　　［D］tohavedirected

　　26Jennybroughtmealotofjewels______.

　　［A］tochoose　［B］tochoosefrom　［C］forchoosingfrom　［D］tobechosen

　　27Isn'

tittooexpensivetoridethere?

Let'

swalk,shallwe?

　　Butitwill_____usalotoftimetoride.

　　［A］cost　　［B］take　　［C］save　　［D］spend

　　28Whydidhelooksoexcited?

　　etwoweekleave.

　　［A］wasgranted　　［B］hadgranted　　［C］hasgranted　　［D］hadbeengranted

　　29Janeowestoherfatherthatshehasbeenabletofinishhercollegeeducation.

　　［A］that　　［B］much　　［C］it　　［D］×

　　30_____attheobservationwindow,Icanenjoyabird-eyeviewofthecity.

　　［A］Seating　　［B］Seated　　［C］Tosit　　［D］Sittingdown

　　31Withsomanyeyes_____onhim,hewastoonervoustospeak.

　　［A］fixed　　［B］fixing　　［C］tofix　　［D］beingfixed

　　32Thefirstplace_____weweretakentoseewastheirworkshop.

　　［A］that　　［B］which　　［C］what　　［D］where

　　33Iwon'

thaveanything____againstmyteacher.

　　［A］saying　　［B］say　　［C］tosay　　［D］said

　　34wentonatriptoSingaporelastmonth.

　　［A］SodidI　　［B］SoIdid　　［C］SowentI　　［D］SodidI,too.

　　35Hisattitudetomewaslikeafriend.

　　［A］×

　　［B］oneof　　［C］theoneof　　［D］thatof

　　第二节完形填空

　　　FromMondayuntilFridaymostpeoplearebusyworkingorstudying,butintheeveningsandonweekendstheyarefreeandenjoythemselves.SomewatchTVorgotothemovies（电影院）;

others'

36'

sports.Itdependsonindividual（个人的）'

37'

.Therearemanydifferentwaystospendour'

38'

time.

　　Almosteveryonehas'

39'

kindofhobby（爱好）.Itmaybe40'

fromcollectingstampstomakingmodelairplanes.Somehobbiesarevery'

41'

;

othersdon'

t'

42'

atall.Somecollectionsare'

43'

alotofmoney;

othersarevaluableonly'

44'

theirowners.

　　Iknowamanwhohasacoincollectionworthseveralthousanddollars.Ashorttimeagoheboughtarare（稀有的）fiftycentpiece'

45'

250!

　　Hewasveryhappyabouthiscollectionandthoughtthepricewas'

46.'

47'

myyoungestbrother'

48'

matchboxes.Hehasalmost600ofthembutIdoubtiftheyareworthanymoney.However,'

49'

mybrothertheyareextremly（特别地）'

50'

.Nothingmakeshim'

51'

thantofindanewmatchboxforhiscollection.That'

s'

52'

ahobbymeans,Ithink.Itissomethingweliketodoinoursparetimesimplyforthe'

53'

ofit.Thevalueindollarsisnotimportant,'

54'

thepleasureitgivesus'

55'

.

　　36.［A］soon［B］attend［C］tend［D］takepartin

　　37.［A］time［B］energy［C］interests［D］fun

　　38［A］spare［B］working［C］own［D］day

　　39［A］some［B］any［C］certain［D］every

　　40［A］OK［B］allright［C］anything［D］something

　　41［A］expensive［B］interesting［C］exciting［D］cheap

　　42［A］spendanything［B］costanything［C］paynothing［D］needsomething

　　43［A］worth［B］worthy［C］valued［D］paid

　　44［A］for［B］to［C］with［D］of

　　45［A］worth［B］spent［C］worthy［D］used

　　46［A］alittletoohigher［B］tooexpensive［C］cheap［D］reasonable

　　47［A］Atthesametime〖KG2〗［B］Ontheotherhand

　　［C］Onthecontrary〖KG4〗［D］Asamatteroffact

　　48［A］collects［B］buys［C］chooses［D］selects

　　49［A］for［B］to［C］in［D］with

　　50［A］dear［B］expensive［C］valuable［D］costly

　　51［A］sohappy［B］thathappy［C］morehappily［D］happier

　　52［A］what［B］how［C］howmuch［D］where

　　53［A］price［B］value［C］interest［D］fun

　　54［A］though［B］and［C］but［D］when

55［A］is［B］does［C］will［D］has

第三部分：

阅读理解

　　A

　　Inthe1900'

s,Americantownspeopleusuallywashedandbrushedtheirteeth　andcombedtheirhairinthekitchen.Ortheykeptawaterpitcher（大水罐）andawashbasinintheirroomsandtookcareofthesethingsthere.

　　Thebathtubwasawashtub（澡盆）filledwithwaterfromthestove.Ifyouweresmallenoughyoucouldsitdownbydrawingyourkneestoyourchest.Otherwise,youwashedyourselfstandingup.Oftenallthewomenandgirlsinthefamilybathedtogether.Thenthemenandboysdid.InmostfamiliesthiswasSaturdaynightbecauseSundaystheywenttochurch.

　　Asmallnumberoffamiliesdidhaverunningwater.Butthatdependedonwhethertherewasawatersystemwheretheylivedandonwhethertheycouldaffordtheplumbing（水管设施）.Somepeoplehadbathtubsintheirhomesasearlyas1895.Butmanyothersdidnothavetheirfirstbathinabathtubuntil1910orlaterwhentheywerefifteenorsixteenyearsold.

　　56Inthefirstparagraph,"

tookcareof"

means"

"

。

　　［A］kept　　［B］lookedafter　　［C］used　　［D］keptandused

　　57.Inordertousethewaterfromthestove,therebeapipeconnectingthetubwiththestove.

　　［A］must　　［B］seemedto　　［C］needn'

t　　［D］should

　　58.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

　　［A］Malesandfemalesinthefamilytookturnsusingthebathtub.

　　［B］Somebathtubswerebigenoughformanypeopletobatheinatthesametime.

　　［C］Allthewomenandgirlsofafamilycouldbathetogetherstandingupinthetub.

　　［D］Whenseveralfamilymembersbathedtogether,theydidnotusethebathtub.

　　59.Americansownedabathtubasearlyas1895.

　　［A］Many　　［B］Notall　　［C］All　　［D］Few

　　60.Wecaninfer（推断）thattheplumbingatthattime.

　　［A］costlittle　　［B］wasmoreexpensivethanawatersystem

　　［C］wastooexpensiveforeveryfamilytoafford　　［D］wasnotnecessary

　　B

　　CARIFF,Walespoets,singersandmusiciansfromacrosstheglobegatheredWalestocelebratethetradition（传统）ofstorytelling.

　　"

Itmightseemstrangethatpeoplestillwanttolistentoinsteadofwatchingtelevision,butthisisanunusualartformwhosetimehascomeagain,"

saidDavidAmibrose,directorofBeyondtheBorder,aninternationalstorytellingfestival（节）inWales.

Someofthetales,likethoseoftheInuitfromCanada,arethousandsyearsold.Soourstorytellershavecomefromdistantlandstoconnectuswiththedistanceoftime."

hesaidearlythismonth.

　　TwoInuitwomen,bothintheirmid60s,areamongthefewremainingwhocandoKntadjait,orthroatsinging,whichhasfewwordsandmuchsound.

　　Theirartisgovernedbythecoldoftheirsurroundings,forcingthemtosaylittlebutlistenattentively.

　　Ambrosestartedthefestivalin1993,afterseveralyearsofworkingwiththosereviving（comingbackintouseorexistence）storytellinginWales.

ItcameoutofagroupofpeoplewhowantedtoreconnectwithtraditionsandasalltheWelsharestorytellers,itwasingoodhandshere."

Ambrosesaid.

　　61.Ambrosebelievesthattheartofstorytelling.

　　［A］willbemorepopularthanTV　　［B］willbepopularagain

　　［C］startedinWales　　［D］areinthehandsofsomeoldpeople

　　62.FromthetalestoldbytheInuit,peoplecanlearn.

　　［A］abouttheirlifeasearlyasthousandsofyearsago

　　［B］whytheytellthestoriesinathroatsingingway

　　［C］howcoldithasbeenwheretheInuitlive

　　［D］howdifficultitistounderstandtheInuit

　　63.Accordingtothewriter,whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

　　［A］StorytellingoncestoppedinWales.

　　［B］StorytellinghasalonghistoryinWales.

　　［C］StorytellingisalwayswellreceivedinWales.

　　［D］Storytellingdidnotcomebackuntil1993inWales.

　　64.Theunderlinedphraseingoodhandsmeans.

　　［A］controlledbyrichpeople　　［B］graspedbygoodstorytellers

　　［C］takengoodcareof　　［D］protectedbykindpeople

　　C

　　Greeksoldierssentmessagesbyturningtheirshields（盾）towardthesun.Theflashesreflectedlightcouldbeseenseveralmilesaway.Theenemydidnotknowwhattheflashesmeant,butotherGreeksoldierscouldunderstandthemessages.

　　Romansoldiersinsomeplacesbuiltlongrowsofsignaltowers.Whentheyhadamessagetosend,thesoldiersshouteditfromtowertotower.Iftherewereenoughtowersandenoughsoldierswithloudvoices,importantnewscouldbesentquicklyoverdistance.

　　InAfrica,peoplelearnedtosendmessagesbybeatingonaseriesoflargedrums（鼓）.Eachdrumwaskeptwithinhearingdistanceofthenextone.Thedrumbeatsweresentoutinaspecialwaythatallthedrummersunderstood.Thoughthemessagesweresimple,theycouldbesentatgreatspeedforhundredsofmiles.

　　Intheeighteenthcentury,aFrenchengineerfoundanewwaytosendshortmessages.Inthisway,apersonheldaflagineachhandandthearmsweremovedtovariouspositionsrepresentingdifferentlettersofthealphabet.Itwaslikespellingoutwordswithflagsandarms.

　　Overalongperiodoftime,peoplesentmessagesbyallthesedifferentways.However,notuntilthetelephonewasinventedinAmericainthenineteenthcenturycouldpeoplesendspeechsoundsoveragreatdistanceinjustafewseconds.

　　65.Accordingtothispassage,theRomanwayofcommunicationdependedverymuchupon.

　　［A］fineweather　　［B］hightower

　　［C］thespellingsystem　　［D］armmovements

　　66.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

　　［A］NeithertheGreeksoldiersnortheirenemycouldunderstandthemessage.

　　［B］Africansoldiersshoutedfromtowertotowertopassmessage.

　　［C］TelephonewasinventedbyaFrenchengineer.

　　［D］Onlybyusingtelephonecouldpeoplesendspeechsoundsquickly.

　　67.TheAfricanwayofcommunicationsentmessages.

　　［A］inaspecialway　　［B］overaver