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4．Togetmytravellers'

chequesIhadto______aspecialchequetothebankforthetotalamount.

A．makeforB．makeoutC．makeupD．makeoff

5．Shedescribedthedistributionoffoodandmedicalsuppliesasa______nightmare.

A．paranoidB．putativeC．benignD．logistical

6．Asordid，sentimentalplotunwinds，withaninevitable______ending.

A．mawkishB．fatefulC．belovedD．perfunctory

7．Despite______effortsbythefinanceminister，inflationroseto36points.

A．absurdB．grimyC．valiantD．fraudulent

8．In______IwishIhadthoughtaboutalternativecoursesofaction.

A．retrospectB．disparityC．successionD．dissipation

9．Psychoanalyststendtoregardboth______andmasochismasarisingfromchildhooddeprivation.

A．attachmentB．distinctionC．ingenuityD．sadism

10．Fearshowedintheeyesoftheyoungman，whiletheoldmanlookedtiredand______.

A．wateryB．wanderingC．wearyD．wearing

11．TheclashbetweenRealMadridandArsenalisbeing______asthematchoftheseason.

A．harbingerB．alluredC．congestedD．lodged

12．Whathetoldmewasa______ofdownrightlies.

A．loadB．mobC．packD．flock

13．Weregrettoinformyouthatthematerialsyouorderedare______.

A．outofworkB．outofstockC．outofreachD．outofpractice

14．______Irealizedtheconsequences，Iwouldneverhavecontemplatedgettinginvolved.

A．EvenifB．HadC．AslongasD．If

15．Theymanagedto______thesoundonTVeverytimetheallegedvictim'

snamewasspoken.

A．deadenB．depriveC．punctuateD．rebuff

16．Hehadbeen______toappearincourtonchargesofincitementoflawbreaking.

A．illuminatedB．summonedC．prevailedD．trailed

17．Thecomputerdoesn'

t______humanthought；

itreachesthesameendsbydifferentmeans.

A．flunkB．renewC．succumbD．mimic

18．Howaboutaglassoforangejuiceto______yourthirst？

A．quenchB．quellC．quashD．quieten

19．Therainlookedasifithad______forthenight.

A．setoffB．setupC．setoutD．setin

20．Myauntlosthercatlastsummer，butit______aweeklateratahomeinthenextvillage.

A．turnedupB．turnedinC．turnedonD．turnedout

21．Asisknowntoall，avaguelawisalways______todifferentinterpretations.

A．invulnerableB．immuneC．resistantD．susceptible

22．Themanager______factsandfigurestomakeitseemthatthecompanywasprosperous.

A．beguiledB．besmirchedC．juxtaposedD．juggled

23．Toourgreatdelight，yesterdaywereceiveda（n）______donationfromabenefactor.

A．handsomeB．awesomeC．miserlyD．prodigal

24．Studentswhogetveryhighmarkswillbe______fromthefinalexamination.

A．expelledB．banishedC．absolvedD．ousted

25．It______methatthemanwasnottellingthetruth.

A．effectsB．pokesC．hitsD．stirs

26．JohnglancedatMarytoseewhatshethought，butsheremained______.

A．manifestB．obnoxiousC．inscrutableD．obscene

27．Myneighbortendedtoreactinaheatand______way.

A．impetuousB．impertinentC．imperativeD．imperceptible

28．Thismorningwhenshewaswalkinginthestreet，ablackcar______besideher.

A．drewoutB．drewoffC．drewdownD．drewup

29．Shedecidedtokeepreticentabouttheunpleasantpastand______ittomemory.

A．attributeB．alludeC．commitD．credit

30．Itdidnottakelongforthecentralbankto______theirfears.

A．sootheB．snubC．smearD．sanctify

PartⅡReadingComprehension（40points）

Thereare4readingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthem，therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B，CandD．ChoosethebestanswerandmarkcorrespondingletteronANSWERSHEETⅠwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

PassageOne

JeanleftAliceSpringsonMondaymorningwithregret，andflewalldayina“Dragonfly”'

aircraft；

anditwasaveryinstructivedayforher.ThemachinedidnotgodirectlytoCloncurry，butflewtoandforacrossthewastesofCentralAustralia，depositingsmallbagsofmailatcattlestationsandpickingupcattle-menandtravelerstodropthemoffafterahundredorahundredandfiftymiles.Theylandedeightortentimesinthecourseoftheday，atplaceslikeAmmarooandHatchesCreekandmanyotherstations；

ateachplacetheywouldgetoutoftheplaneanddrinkacupofteaandhaveatalkwiththestationmanagerorowner，andgetbackintotheplaneandgoontheirway.BytheendofthedayJeanPagetknewexactlywhatacattlestationlookedlike，andshewasbeginningtohaveaverygoodideaofwhatwentonthere.

TheygottoCloncurryintheevening，afairlyextensivetownonarailwaythatraneastwardtotheseaatTownsville．HereshewasinQueensland，andsheheardforthefirsttimetheslowdeliberatespeechoftheQueenslandthatremindedheratonceofherfriendJoeHarman.ShewasdrivenintotowninaveryoldopencaranddepositedatthePostOfficeHotel；

shegotabedroombutteawasover，andshehadtogodownthewide，dustymainstreettoacafé

forhereveningmeal.Cloncurry，shefound，hadnoneofthecleanattractivenessofAliceSprings；

itwasatownwhichsmeltofcattle，withwidestreetsthroughwhichtodrivethemdowntothestockyard，manyhotels，andafewshops.Allthehouseswereofwoodwithred-paintedironroofs；

thehotelshadtwofloors，butveryfewoftheotherhouseshadmorethanone.

Shehadtospendadayhere，becausetheairservicetoNormantonandWillstownranweeklyonaWednesday．Shewentoutafterbreakfastwhiletheairwasstillcoolandwalkedinonedirectionupthehugemainstreetforhalfamiletillshecametotheendofthetown，thencamebackandwalkeddownitaquarterofamiletillshecametotheotherend.Thenshewentandhadalookattherailwaystation，and，havingseentheairfield,withthatshehadseenalltherewastoseeinCloncurry.Shelookedinatashopthatsoldtoysandnewspapers，buttheyweresoldoutofallreadingmatterexceptafewbooksaboutdress-making；

asthedaywasstartingtowarmupshewentbacktothehotel.ShemanagedtoborrowacopyoftheAustralianWomen'

sWeeklyfromthemanageressofthehotelandtookittoherroom，andtookoffmostofherclothesandlaydownonherbedtosweatitoutduringtheheatoftheday.MostoftheothercitizensofCloncurryseemedtobedoingthesamething.

Shefeltlikemovingagainshortlybeforeteaandhadashower，andwentouttothecafé

foranice.Weigheddownbytheheavymealofroastbeefandplum-puddingthattheQueenslanderscall“tea”shesatinafoldingchairforalittleoutsideinthecooloftheevening，andwenttobedagainatabouteighto'

cock.Shewascalledbeforedaybreak，andwasoutattheairfieldwiththefirstlight.

31．WhenJeanhadtoleaveAliceSprings，she______.

A．wishedshecouldhavestayedlodger

B．regrettedshehaddecidedtofly

C．wasn'

tlookingforwardtoflyingallday

D．wishedithadnotbeenaMondaymorning

32．HowdidJeangetsomeideaofAustraliancattlestation？

A．Shelearntaboutthematfirsthand.

B．Shelearntaboutthemfromfriends.

C．Shevisitedthemweekly.

D．Shestayedononeforaweek.

33．Jean'

smaincomplaintaboutCloncurryincomparisonwithAliceSprings，was______.

A．thewidthofthemainstreetB．thepoorserviceatthehotel

C．thepoor-lookingbuildingsD．thesmellofcows

34．ForhereveningmealontheseconddayJeanhad______.

A．onlyanice-creamB．alotofcookedfood

C．somecoldbeerD．acooling，butnon-alcoholicdrink

35．JeanleftCloncurry______.

A．earlyonWednesdaymorningB．lateonTuesdayevening

C．afterbreakfastonTuesdayD．beforebreakfastonTuesday

PassageTwo

Itwasunfortunatethat，aftersotrouble-freeanarrival，heshouldstumbleinthedarkashewasrisingandseverelytwisthisankleonapieceofrock.Afterthefirstshockthepainbecamebearable，andhegathereduphisparachutebeforelimpingintothetreestohideitasbesthecould.Thehardnessofthegroundandthedeepdarknessmadeitalmostimpossibletodothisefficiently.Thepineneedleslayseveralinchesdeepsohesimplypiledthemontopoftheparachute，cuttingtheshorttwigsthathecouldfeelaroundhislegs，andspreadingthemontopoftheneedles.Hehadgreatdoubtsaboutwhetheritwouldstayburied，buttherewasverylittleelsethathecoulddoaboutit.

Afterlimpingforsomedistanceinanindirectcourseawayfromhisparachutehebegantomakehiswaydownhillthroughthetrees.Hehadtofindoutwherehewas，andthendecidewhattodonext.Butwalkingdownhillonarapidlyswellinganklesoonprovedtobealmostbeyondhispowers.Hemovedmoreandmoreslowly，walkinginlongsidewaysmovementsacrosstheslope，whichmeanttakingmorestepsbutlesspainfulones.Bythetimeheclearedthetreesandreachedthevalley，daywasbreaking.Misthunginsoftsheetsacrossthefield.Smallcottagesandfarmbuildingsgroupedlikesleepingcattlearoundavillagechurch，whosepointedtower，pointedhighintothecoldwinterairtowelcomethemorning.

“Ican'

tgonofurther，”JohnHardingthought.“Someoneisboundtofindme，butwhatcan'

tIdo？

ImustgetarestbeforeIgoon.Ther'

lllookformefirstupthereonthemountainwheretheplanecrashed.Ibett