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B.smoｋed　

Ｃ.smｏkes

D.smｏke

5.Wｅ＿＿___＿　so　smｏｏｔhlythａt　tｈe　passｅnger　cｏuldｈardly　ｆeelit.

A.gｏtｒｉdof　

B.ｔoreoff

C.called　off

Ｄ.tookoff

6．Youｗouldn’t　haｖeseenherifit　______ｎｏｔbeeｎｆoｒhim　.

A.haｓ

B.ｈad

C.ｈavｅ

D.is　haviｎg

7.Ｓheinｓｉststhatｈe　___＿＿_hｉsvacatiｏn　nｏw．

A.takes

B.toｏｋ

C．tａke

D．tａkｉｎg

８．Tｈetｅaｃhｅrｓdon’tmａｋeuｓweａｒaｓchoolｕnｉｆoｒｍaｎdwe　cａnwear＿_＿___we　lｉke.

A．any

B．that

C.as

D.whａt

9.I　doｎ’t　know　the　man　＿_＿_＿＿ｙou　arｅtalｋｉngabout.

Ａ.whｏ’s

Ｂ.whｏｓe

C.ｗhom

D．who

1０．Ｍeｔａls　eｘpand_____＿heａtedaｎd　conｔractwhencｏoｌed.

A.wherｅ

B．when

Ｃ.tｈaｔ

D.ｗhｉch

11.Evenｔｈoughｓheherｓelf　ｈaｓnｅｖｅｒｈａdsucｈａnexperience,it’s__＿___shecanrecognizefromwhaｔ　hａsｈappｅnedtｏ　hergooｄ　frｉend.

Ａ．ｔhat

B.onｅ

C.sｕch

D.ａll

12．Oｎｌyａｆｔｅｒthe　stｏｒmwasｏｖer____＿_.

A.couldwｅstartoff

B.wecｏｕld　ｓtａrtｏff

C.hａｄwestａrtedoｆｆ　

D．we　hａdｓtarted　ｏff

13.Ｔｈａtwasone　ｅxample　ofhａving　reｓpｏnsibilｉｔy　___＿＿_Ｉ’ｍ　onｍyoｗnaｎdoｆmaｋingmy　oｗｎ　decｉsions．

A.siｎcｅthat

Ｂ.aｓ　tｈaｔ

C.nｏwtｈａｔ

D.beｃauseof

1４.Ｔhe　new　gｏvｅrnmentbuｉldingiｓ＿__＿＿＿inthｅｃenteroｆthｅ　cｉty.

A.locateｄ

Ｂ．sｔａｔioned

C．ｓet　

D.found

15.Doｃtorｓaredevelopinｇ　anew___＿__foｒｔrｅａtingｔhａｔ　diseａse.

Ａ.operaｔion

B.mean

Ｃ.tecｈｎique

Ｄ.curｅ

１6.Religｉnonｈａsaｇrｅat　＿____＿　ｏｎmaｎ’sｔhouｇht.

A.effects

B.ａfｆecｔ　

Ｃ.aｆｆectｉoｎ

D.iｎｆluence

1７.Inthaｔcｏuntry,hospitaldｏctors　dｏｎ’tgｏsiｇｈｔｓeｅｉngｖeｒy　oｆten　because　theirｗork＿__＿_＿ａlmｏstalｌ　ｔheｉrｔiｍｅ.

A.ｔakesdown

B.ｔａkeｓup

C．tａｋes　aparｔ

D.takesoｖｅr

1８.Hoｗdoｈisstudeｎtsｆeelａｔｆirst　abｏuｔthe　ｆacｔ＿_____ｈeiｓ　bｌｉnd?

A.ｔhat

B.why

C.hoｗ

Ｄ．wｈeｔheｒ

1９.Rａdｉoisaｎimpｏrtａntｍeansof　＿__＿_＿.

A．ｃonversａtion

B.cｏmmuｎication

C.sｐｅｅch

D.laｎgｕａge

2０．IamａfraidIsｈould___＿_＿yｏuof　ｙoｕｒpｒｏmisｅ．

Ａ．ｒemind

Ｂ.ｒｅmember

C.ｒeleａsｅ

D.recoｒd

21.Primarｙ　prodｕcｔsarｅｔheｒaｗｍaterials___＿__whichmａnufａcturedgｏodｓ　ａｒemade.

A.bｙ

B．of　

C.ｆrom

D.in

22.Tｈereport　fouｎｄtｈat______１1－ｙｅar-oldboysａndgirlslikedicｅ-creaｍ．

A.two-thiｒdof

B.two-thｉrd

C．tｗｏ-tｈirｄsof

D.ｔｗｏ-thirds

23.Ｄowhatyｏuthinｋisrigｈｔ,＿_＿_＿_ｔｈey　ｓay.

Ａ.ｗhatevｅr

Ｂ．howeｖer

C.whenever

Ｄ.ｗｈerever

２４．Iｔｉsreｐorted　thaｔｔheearｔｈｑuaｋecauｓed　aseriｏuｓ　______tothｅ　ｂridge.

A.ｄamaｇｅ

B.ruin

C．harｍ

D.iｎjury

25．Youcaｎnotｓeethedocｔor__＿＿__ｙouhａvemａdean　ａpｐｏintｍentwiｔhhim.

A.ｅｘcept

B.eｖen

Ｃ．however

D.uｎlｅss

26．Ｔｈｅhａrｄｅrｙouｗoｒk,ｔhe　__＿___pｒogｒessyou　wilｌmａke.

Ａ．leｓs

B.feｗｅr　

C．greatｅr

D.ｍｕｃh

27.Ｄo　ｙｏuthｉｎｋthere’s　ａnyｔhing_____＿ｏf　ｉｎhaviｎg　noｍoney?

A.aｓhamed

B.aｓｈaｍiｎg

Ｃ.being　ａｓhaｍｅｄ

D.tobｅ　aｓhamｅｄ

2８.Ｔｈeｔaｘｉdｒiｖeｒ　waｓａcｃused_____＿oveｒｃｈargiｎｇ　cusｔｏmerｓ.

A.ｆor

B.wｉth

C.ｏｎ

Ｄ.oｆ

29.Howtoｄiｓｐose　_____＿thenuclｅaｒ　waｓteiｓ　apressinｇproblemfｏrsciｅnｔistsanｄ　poｌitｉcｉａnｓａlike.

A．out　

B.ｏf　

D．aftｅr

30．Iwｏn’t　havｅｍysoｎ　assｏciaｔinｇｈimseｌf______cｒｉminａlｓ.

A.fｏｒ

B．to

C.wｉth

Ｄ.afｔer

3１.Tｈeycan’t　ruｌｅ　_____＿thｅpｏssiｂiliｔyｔｈathe　wasdｅａd.

Ａ．out　

Ｂ.of

Ｃ．off　

D.from

３2．______isｔhａt　Ican’tundｅrstaｎd　whatｓhe　istａlkingabouｔ.

A.WhatIfinddiｆfｉcｕlt

B.Whａt　I　findit　difｆicult

C.Hoｗｄｉfficｕｌｔ　Ifiｎd　

D.Hｏw　difｆｉｃｕltIfindit　

33.Hｅwaｓａfraid　theｏthｅrsmightthinｋhe　wａssｈoｗing______or　bｅingｓｕｐerioｒ.

A.in　

B．up

C.oｕt

D.ｏff

34．Byrｅferｒing__＿___hｉsnｏtｅｓ,the　ｓpeaker　ｗasableｔoｇivｅｔhｅｅxａｃtdｅｔailｓ　ｒequｉreｄ.

Ａ.to

B．for

C.as

D.in

3５．He　mainlyusｅｓthewｏｒdstrangetotaｌk　aboｕttｈeways_____＿pｅopledreｓsanｄwear　thｅirhaｉｒ．

A.inwhiｃh

B．bｙｗhich

C．iｎtｈat

D．bythａt

ＰartIＩ　ReaｄingＣoｍprehensｉon（40%）

PasｓageＯｎe

Ｓhoｐpingforclotｈｅs　isnｏtｔhe　ｓamｅexperienｃefor　amａn　aｓit　ｉsｆorａwoman.Ａmangoeｓ　shoｐｐiｎg　becａuse　hｅneｅdssomｅthing.Ｈiｓpｕrpｏseiｓｓettledanｄdecｉdedｉnadｖaｎcｅ．　Ｈｅknowｓｗhaｔ　he　wａnｔs,ａｎdhｉsｏbjｅcｔive　iｓtoｆinditａndbuy　it；

　the　ｐriｃeｉｓa　seｃondaryconsidｅratｉon．Ａllmensimｐlｙwalkiｎto　a　shopandaｓｋtｈeasｓistanｔｆor　whａtthｅywａnt.　If　ｔheshophasｉt　instoｃk，thesaｌesｍanpｒomptlypｒoduｃesit,　andthｅ　ｂusinｅｓsoftryingitoｎproｃｅeｄｓａt　once.Ａlｌbeingwｅlｌ，thｅdeaｌcanbeandofｔeｎ　iscompleted　iｎ　leｓｓthanfｉｖe　miｎutes，witｈhａrdlyaｎychａtaｎdｔoeveryｏne’ssatisfactｉoｎ.

Foｒa　ｍan，　slighｔproblemｓmａybｅginｗheｎtheshopdoesｎothaｖｅwhaｔｈewａnts,orｄｏesnｏthａvｅeｘactlyｗhaｔhewａnts.Inthatcaｓetheｓalesmaｎ,asthenameimplies,triｅsto　sell　the　cｕstｏmeｒ　somethingelse－heｏffeｒsｔhe　ｎeaｒｅsthecantothｅ　artｉclerｅｑｕired.Ｎo　ｇｏoｄsaleｓｍanｂringsｏutｓuｃｈ　a　subｓtｉtute　blunｔｌｙ;

he　does　ｓowith　skill　and　pｏlish:

“Ikｎowｔｈisｊacketiｓ　noｔthesｔｙle　you　wａnｔ,　ｓｉｒ,　butwｏｕld　ｙouliｋetotrｙｉtｆorsｉze.Ithaｐｐenstobeｔhecoｌorｙouｍｅnｔｉoned．”Fewｍen　havepatiencｅ　witｈthｉstｒeatmenｔ,ａndtheusuａl　ｒeｓpｏｎseis:

“Thisｉsｔheｒight　coｌor　anｄmａｙbe　theｒight　ｓize,bｕtIｓhｏulｄbｅ　wａsｔiｎg　myｔｉｍｅ　aｎｄyoursbytryingiｔoｎ.”

Nowhow　does　ａwomanｇｏ　abｏutｂuyiｎgclotｈes?

Inalmｏsteveryrｅspectｓｈedoｅsｓｏin　thｅ　opｐositeway.Hｅrsｈoppｉngｉｓｎｏtoften　baｓedoｎ　need.Sｈehas　ｎｅｖer　ｆuｌlymaｄeuｐ　hermind　ｗｈａt　she　ｗants，aｎdsｈeisonｌy“hａｖiｎgaｌook　ｒounｄ”．Ｓheｉs　alwaysopen　tｏpｅｒsuａｓioｎ;

ｉndeedshesets　ｇreaｔstorebywhatｔｈesaｌesｗomaｎtｅllshｅr,ｅven　bｙ　ｗhａｔcompａnionstelｌher．Ｓhｅwｉll　trｙoｎanｙnumbeｒｏf　things.　Upperｍoｓt　inher　miｎｄisthetｈougｈｔ　oｆｆinｄiｎgsｏｍetｈing　thatｅveryonethiｎkｓsuiｔsheｒ.Ｃｏnｔrarytｏalotofjokes,mｏｓtwomeｎ　haveaneｘｃｅlｌentsenseｏｆvaluｅwhen　tｈeybuyｃlothｅs.Theyare　alwａysｏnthe　loｏkoｕtforthｅuｎｅｘpecｔedbargａiｎ.Facedwｉｔha　ｒoomｆulｏf　ｄressｅs,ａｗｏman　mａｙｅasilyspenｄaｎhourgoinｇfromｏnerailtoaｎoｔｈer,　ｔo　andfro，ｏften　rｅtrａｃｉng　heｒ　steｐs,beｆoreseｌeｃtingｔｈedressｅsshewants　tｏｔry　on.Itis　alａborious　pｒocｅsｓ，bｕtappａrｅｎtlyａｎeｎｊoｙableｏne．Ｍosｔ　ｄrｅｓsshops　provideｃhairsfor　thewａｉｔingｈｕｓbａｎdｓ.

36．Aｃcｏrｄiｎｇtoｔhｅpaｓｓaｇe,　whenamanis　buyｉngcｌotｈes，_＿____.

A.hebuyscheapthｉngs,regardlesｓof　ｑuａlitｙ

Ｂ.hechoosesthingsthat　ｏｔheｒsrｅcoｍｍｅnｄ

C.hｅdoｅsｎｏt　ｍiｎdhoｗ　ｍuｃｈhｅ　hastｏpay　ｆoｒ　therightthinｇs

D.ｈe　bｕyｓｇoｏｄｑｕａlitythings，soｌoｎgaｓtheyａrenｏttoｏdear

３７.Whatdomencare　abｏut　thefitofnｅw　cｌoｔhｅs?

A.Tｈeｙlike　tｈeiｒclothesｔｏｂｅbiggｅrtｈａn　tｈeaveraｇesize．

Ｂ.Mostmenjusｔａｓsumethaｔtｈeｓiｚｅis　rｉgｈｔｆorthｅm.

C.Tｈｅymaｋe　sure　ａthing　fｉtsｂefｏrｅthｅｙ　bｕy　ｉt.

D.Theydonotwｏｒry　whetherathiｎgfitsｗellｏrｎoｔ.

3８．Whａtｄoｅsamａｎ　dowhenheｃannoｔgetexactlywhatheｗａnts?

A.Ｈｅ　ｂuｙsaｓimiｌar　ｔhing　oｆｔhecｏｌorhewaｎtｓ.

B.Heusually　doesnot　buy　anｙthinｇ.

C.Ａtleasｔtwｏofｈis　requｉremeｎtsmustｂemetbeｆorehebuyｓ．

D.Solｏng　as　ｔｈe　stｙleiｓｒigｈt,he　buystｈethiｎｇ.

3９．Wｈat　ｄｏestheｐassａgｅtellusａbｏutwｏmenｓhoppersfoｒcloｔhes？

A.Thｅyｗeｌcomeｓuggestiｏｎｓ　fromaｎyｏｎe.

B.Womｅｎrａｒelycoｎsidｅrｂuｙingcｈｅapclothes.

Ｃ.Womeｎofｔeｎ　buy　thiｎgswitｈouｔ　giving　the　matterpｒoper　thought．

Ｄ.Thｅylｉstentoadvｉｃeｂuｔ　seｌdomtaｋｅit．

40.Ｗhatiｓtｈemosｔobviousｄｉfferencｅbetweｅnmenａndwoｍｅｎｓhopｐｅｒs?

A.Meｎdo　notｔryｃlotheｓ　onｉna　shop.

B.Womenbargaｉnforｔheir　cloｔhｅs,ｂut　menｄｏ　ｎot．

C.Ｗｏmeｎcaremoｒeａbｏｕｔtheqｕalitytｈaｎ　men．

D.Thｅtimeｔheytａkｅovｅr　ｂｕyingｃlothes.

Pａssａge　Ｔｗo

Ａｓamediｕmofｅxｃhangｅ，　money　perｍitsｔheseparａｔｉonoｆexｃhangｅiｎtｏ　thｅtｗoｄｉstｉncｔａcｔsｏfｂｕying　ａnd　sellｉnｇ，　wｉthouｔｒeｑuiｒｉng　theselleｒtoｐｕrcｈaｓegoｏdsfｒoｍ　tｈe　ｐｅrsonwｈobuys　hiｓ　ｐｒｏdｕcts,ｏr　ｖiｃevｅrsa．　Henceｐroｄucersｗhoknｏw　ｔheywilｌｂｅ　pａidin　mｏney,　caｎｃｏnｃentraｔe　ｏｎｆindingｔheｍｏstｓｕitableoｕｔletfoｒtｈeirｇｏods,wｈileｂｕyerｓｗhowill　pａｙ　inmｏnｅy,cancｏncentraｔｅoｎ　ｆiｎdinｇchｅapｅｓｔ　marketｆorｔhe　thingsthｅyｗisｈtｏ　purchase.Speｃializatｉoｎ,wｈichis　ｖｉtａltｏ　anadvanｃｅdｅconomy,is　encouraｇed,because　peoplｅ　whoseｏｕtpuｔｉs　notacompletｅ　ｐｒoduct　butoｎlyａpａrｔoｆoneinｗhichmanｙｏthｅrsarｅinvｏlｖedcanｂepａｉdanamountｅｑｕiｖaleｎtｔｏthｅirsｈareofthｅproｄucｔ.

Anoｔhｅradvantageofｍｏｎeｙ　iｓ　thatｉt　is　a　measurｅｏfvaｌue-ｔhaｔis,iｔ　servesasaｕnｉt　intermｓof　whｉｃhtｈｅ　ｒeｌativevａｌueｓofdiffｅｒent　prｏductscaｎ　be　ｅｘprｅssed.Iｎabaｒteｒ　ｅconoｍyiｔｗouldｂenecessaｒyto　determineｈow　manyｐlates　werｅworthｏne　huｎdｒｅｄｗｅiｇｈt　ofcｏｔtoｎ,orｈoｗｍａnypensshould　ｂe　ｅxｃhanged　fｏr　atonofcoal，ｗhich　wｏｕldｂｅadiffｉｃｕlt　andｔime-consumingtask.Thｅproｃessｏfｅstａblishinｇｒelativｅvalueswｏｕlｄhavetobeｕｎｄｅrtａken　fｏr　eｖeryactｏfeｘchange,　aｃｃordingtoｗhatproductswｅrebeｉｎg　oｆferｅdagａinstonｅａnotｈer，　aｎdaccording　tothe　twopartiｅs’ｄesiｒeｓａndpreｆerｅnces.　IｆIaｍtryingｔｏbarteｒfisｈbａnanas,　ｆｏｒexaｍpｌe，alｏt　woulｄ　dependoｎwheｔｈｅrthe　pｅrｓｏnｗｉlｌiｎgtobaｒteｒfiｓhfor　bａｎanas,fｏrexample，　ａ　loｔwoulddeｐeｎｄoｎ　whｅtherthe　perｓonwilliｎgtoexｃｈａnｇｅbananaｓis　oｒnot　keenonfｉsｈ.

Thirdlｙ，monｅy　actｓ　as　ａ　ｓtoｒeｏｆｗealtｈ.Iｔiｓdifficuｌttoimaｇｉnesａvｉnｇunder　aｂartｅr　ｓystｅm.　Nｏｏｎeengａgｅdoｎｏnlyonesｔageintｈeｍanufacｔｕrｅ　of　a　pｅｒｓoncouldｓaveｐart　ofhｉsouｔpuｔ,sinceｈewｏｕｌｄbｅ　ｐrｏducingnothinｇｃｏmplｅte.　Evenwｈeｎａpｅｒｓoｎaｃｔｕａｌlyproducｅd　acｏmplete　productthe　diｆficulties　wｏuld　beｏｖerwhelming.Mｏsｔ　ｐroducｔｓ　deｔeｒioratefａirly　ra