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thereisno_____;
weshallgettheresomeday.
A.needB.hurryC.pointD.focus
6.TheworldHealthOrganizationgaveawarningtothepublic,_____thatmobilephonesdidcausebraincancer.
A.admittedB.admitC.admittingD.tohaveadmitted
7.—Willyoubeabletogetmeatickettothe2014WorldCup?
—_______.
A.IhopesoB.IlikeitC.I’dloveitD.I’mafraidso
8.Iftheproject_____bytheendofthisyearisdelayed,thecompanywillsufferalot.
A.completingB.tobecompletedC.beingcompletedD.completed
9.Theoldmansetouttolookforthesheepthat_________.
A.wanderedawayB.hadwanderedaway
C.hadbeenwanderedawayD.waswanderingaway
10.Therehavebeenalotofaccidentsinthefog,andIreadabout____thismorning.
A..itB.thatC.oneD.such
11.Herecitedasmuchofthepoem____hecouldremember.
A.thatB.whichC.whatD.as
12.You___buyticketsforallbullettrainsonthewebsiteofChinaRailwayCustomerServiceCenterandpaythroughonlinebankingorChinaUnionPay.
A.mustB.canC.dareD.need
13.Undernocircumstance_____theirnativelanguagewell.
A.isittruethatdoallpeopleknow
B.itistruethatallpeopleknow
C.itistruethatdoallpeopleknow
D.isittruethatallpeopleknow
14.Lotsofsunshine,wonderfulfood,andfriendlypeople—____itisagreatvacation!
A.altogetherB.besidesC.howeverD.otherwise
15.It’shightimethatwe_____theglobalpublichealthsysteminpreparationforthechangesthatglobalwarmingmightbring.
A.willstrengthenB.hasstrengthenedC.strengthenD.strengthened
第二节完形填空(共20小题,每小题1.5分,满分30分)
IwasafreshmanincollegewhenImetMr.Yepp.Hewas16andsmiledalot.Hewasalmostalwaysstandingbythecashierthatcheckedusintotheuniversitycafeteria,andIwould17intoMr.Yeppduringthreeofmydailymeals.
However,astheyearspassed,Ibecame18byhim.Hewouldstandthereandshakeeveryperson’shandthatcame19thecafeteria.Thiswasa(n)20formebecauseIdidnotwanttodispleasehimbyrefusinghishandshake;
21,Ididnotwanttoshakehandswithhimbeforecomingintothecafeteriato22becauseIhadsanitary(卫生的)23.Whenwehadafluoutbreak,Istartedto24himbygoingthroughthebackdoor.
Iamoutofcollegenow,andMr.Yeppisstill25bythecashierdoingthesamething.Afewweeksago,Isparedsometimeto26downandtalkwithhim.It27hewasnotonthepayroll(工资单),andhecametothecafeteriaoutofhisownfreewill.Iwas28tolearnthathewasnota29employee.WhenIaskedhimwhat30himtodowhathedid,hetoldmethatheenjoyedthestress-freeenvironment.
Heis79yearsoldbutlookstobeinhis50s.He31manyyearsagoandcametothecafeteriatokeephis32andbodyactive.IaskedMr.Yepp,“Isacollegecampusreallylessstressful?
”Hisanswerwas33heenjoyedseeingandinteractingwiththeyoung34whohadsomuchpotential.AftermytalkwithMr.Yepp,Iwas35tohavehadthethoughtsabouthiskindness.SotodayInameMr.Yepponeofourman“EverydayAngels”.
16.
A.aggressive
B.friendly
C.selfish
D.cruel
17.
A.run
B.turn
C.knock
D.slide
18.
A.excited
B.motivated
C.curious
D.annoyed
19.
A.across
B.through
C.over
D.up
20.
A.chance
B.attack
C.problem
D.encouragement
21.
A.however
B.therefore
C.besides
D.naturally
22.
A.drink
B.eat
C.rest
D.date
23.
A.preference
B.concerns
C.advantages
D.prejudice
24.
A.visit
B.interview
C.assist
D.avoid
25.
A.lying
B.walking
C.standing
D.sleeping
26.
A.sit
B.cast
C.calm
D.turn
27.
A.figuredout
B.madeout
C.setout
D.turnedout
28.
A.frightened
B.determined
C.tired
D.surprised
29.
A.qualified
B.paid
C.volunteer
D.part-time
30.
A.inspired
B.forced
C.reminded
D.warned
31.
A.recovered
B.refused
C.retired
D.returned
32.
A.heart
B.mind
C.eyes
D.energy
33.
A.why
B.how
C.that
D.what
34.
A.teachers
B.cooks
C.parents
D.kids
35.
A.relaxed
B.delighted
C.embarrassed
D.supposed
第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15小题;
每小题2分,满分30分)
A
Ihaveagoodmemoryofmygrandfather,Jack.Hewassittinginhisarmchairinthefrontroom.Isatnexttohim.Wewerereadingaloud,ourheadsbentoverthepageinfrontofus,afingermarkingthewords;
separatedbysevendecades,broughttogetherbywords.It’sacommonsceneinBritishfamilies;
however,inourcase,theusualorderofthingsisreversed(颠倒)。
GranddadhadbeenblindsinceIwastiny,soIwasreadingtohim.
Whenreadingaloud,peopleusuallyreadsomethingthat’sofinteresttothelistener.SoIdidn’treadchildren’sbooks;
IreadthesortsofthingsGranddadlikedtohearabout.MuchofthevocabularyinGranddad’sreadingmaterialwasfarbeyondme.WhenImetunfamiliarwords,I’dspellthemout.Granddadwouldhelpme.Itmusthavebeenpainfulforhimtohearnews;
butheneverhurriedmealongorcomplained.Ourreadingwasn’treallyaboutgettingknowledge.Itwaswayforustospendtimetogether.
Mygrandfatherwasn’talwaysblind.Hehadbeenagoodcarpenter.ThefirstChristmasofmyparents’marriage,thebuiltmymotherabookcase,whichnowbelongstomysonJonah,providingalinkbetweenfourgenerations.
Iwasafortunatechild;
Ispentalotoftimewithmygrandfather,andheopenedtheworldtomeinaparticularway.Readingwasourwayofbuildingarelationshipthathashadalastingeffectonme.Intheschoolholidays,Isometimesaccompaniedhimontripstotheseasidewiththelocalassociationfortheblind.Thismightseemstrange,butIfeltthatmypersonalvaluewasrealizedbecauseIcouldfinallydosomethingforGranddad.
Adecadelater,Ifoundapositioninanursinghome,whichremindedmyearlyexperiences;
readingtoseniorcitizenswasaconnectionbacktoGranddad.Morethansimpleconversation,readingaloudisaconnectionbetweentwoindividualsanditcanhaveabigemotionaleffectonelderlypeople.
36.Whatcanweknowfromthefirstparagraph?
A.Theauthor’sgrandfatherwasbornblind.
B.Theauthorisseventyyearsyoungerthanhergrandfather.
C.Theauthoroftensatoppositetohergrandfatherwhilereading.
D.It’squitecommoninBritainthatchildrenreadtotheirgrandfathers.
37.Whydidn’ttheauthorchoosetoreadchildren’sbooks?
A.Toexpandherknowledge.
B.Tomakehervocabularybigger.
C.Toshowoffinfrontofhergrandfather.
D.Tosatisfytheneedsofhergrandfather.
38.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.Myblindgrandfather
B.Thebenefitsofreadingaloud
C.Readingformyblindgrandfather
D.Myunforgettableexperienceinanursinghome
B
Mostpeoplebelievethatfishonlyeatandswim.But,ifyou’veeverhadtheopportunitytomeetanOscarfishyouprobablyknowbetterthanthat.
Oscarshavebecomeapopularfishspeciesinrecentyearssincethey’reknowntorecognizetheirowners.Theycanhaveatrustingnaturewithinthem,whichisseeninsomeOscarswhowillaffectionatelyrubagainsttheirowner’sarmwhentheyperformtankmaintenance.
Oscarscreateabondwiththeirowners,andtheyareprobablygoingtoletyoupetthematsomepointoftherelationship.Somewilleveneatfromtheowner’shand.That’sverydifferentbehaviorthanmostotherfishvarietiesdisplay.Theynotonlybondwiththeirowners,buttheyalsobondwithotherfishaswell.Theyevenbondwithvarietiesoffishdifferentthanitsown.Theydevelopstrongrelationshipswithoneanother,andtheyareimpactedbythedeathoftheother.
Theyareeasytotakecareofbecausetheywilleatalmostanythingandwillspitoutwhateverfoodtheydon’tlike.Theyeatcricketsandearthworms.Theyhavealsobeenknowntoeatsmallkitchenscrapsaswell.YoujusthavetowatchoutwhatothertypesoffishyouputinthetankwithyourOscar,sinceifthefishissmallenough,theOscarwilleatit.
Oscarshaveanendearingpersonality,buttheyareaggressivefish.Oscarsfindthemselvesinacompetitionofsortswithotherfish,andtheycaneasilyfightfornoapparentreason.It’shardtopredictanOscar’stemperament,sinceeachofthemhasadistinctpersonality.
TheOscarisknowntogrowupto12-18incheslong,soitrequiresalargetank.EachOscarrequiresabout80-100gallonsofwaterinthetank,sobepreparedtomovethemtoalargertankastheygetolder.Oscarscanbeassweetaspuppiesandveryaffectionate.GettoknowyourOscaranditsuniquepersonality,andseeforyourselfhowlovingitcanbe.
39.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?
A.TheamazingpersonalityofOscars.
B.HowtotakecareofOscars.
C.ThelivinghabitsofOscars.
D.WhypeoplelikeOscars.
40.Oscarsarepopularwithpeoplebecause_____.
A.theyareeasytolookafter
B.theyeatwhatevertheyaregiven
C.theycanrecognizetheirowners
D.theycanplaywiththeirowners
41.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutOscars?
A.