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A.muchofwhichB.manyofwhichC.muchofitD.manyofthem
7.Whatacough!
Youseemill.
A.terrible;
terriblyB.terribly;
terrible
C.terrible;
terribleD.terribly;
terribly
8.Theythefactoryandtheyaren’tbacknow.
A.havebeentoB.havegonetoC.havegottoD.reached
9.Sheisafraidofstrangers.
A.talkingB.talkingtoC.totalktoD.talked
10.Thesebooksoutofthereadingroom.Youhavetoreadthemhere.
A.mustbetakenB.can’ttakeC.cantakeD.mustn’tbetaken
11.Bettergoandaskhimwhenhe.Wemustseehimoffwhenhe.
A.isleaving;
leavesB.leaves;
isleavingC.leaves;
leftD.left;
wasleaving
12.inourclasslikesmusic.
A.EveryofusB.AllofusC.EveryoneofusD.Everyoneofus
13.ShewaseagertheGreatWall.
A.tovisitB.visitingC.tovisitingD.fortovisit
14.Herearethechairsforyouto.
A.sitB.beseatedonC.sitonD.sitdown
15.Thebiggestroominthisbuildingusedasameetingroom.
A.usedtoB.isusedtoC.usedtobeD.isusedtobe
16.Thehardtimesintheolddays.
A.hasgoneawayB.haspastC.hasbeenawayD.hasgone
17.Theshopformorethanfouryears.
A.hasopenB.hasbeenopenedC.hasopenedD.hasbeenclosed
18.Howlongthefilm
A.did;
beginB.has;
begunC.has;
beenonD.has;
been
19.Shegoestoworkacareveryday.
A.onB.byC.inD.through
20.Hedidn’tgotobedtheTVplaywasover.
A.ifB.becauseC.untilD.that
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二.完型填空:
IthinkeveryoneshouldseeSundaysinKashgar1leastonce.Kashgar2“thepearlontheAncientSilkRoad”.Iarrivedthereearlyinthemorning3itwasstilldark.Withstalls(摊位)hereandthere,thestreets4.Moreandmorehorses,monkeysandsheepslowlyenteredthemarket,followed5farmersandherdsmen(牧民).Kashgarbazaarsarefamous6theirknives.Kashgarisalsoahat-makingcenter.Oneachsideofthestreetsweresomeblacksmiths’shop(铁匠铺).Thesoundfromthem7inthestreets.Hand-makegoodswere8sale.Iboughtsomekebabsandnangformy9.10Iwaseating,IwatchedsomeUighurgirlsdancing.Itwasaveryenjoyableexperience.Iwillneverforgetthetrip.
1.A.forB.atC.onD.less
2.A.wascalledB.calledC.wascallingD.calls
3.A.butB.whileC.althoughD.since
4.A.werecrowdingB.crowdedC.werecrowdedD.wascrowded
5.A.withB.asC.overD.by
6.A.withB.asC.overD.for
7.A.couldbeheardB.canbeheardC.couldhearD.canhear
8.A.forB.inC.atD.under
9.A.dinnerB.foodC.drinkD.breakfast
10.A.ByB.OnC.AroundD.While
三.阅读理解:
(A)
EachyearseveralthousandpeoplearekilledontheroadinGreatBritain.Everyyearbetweenoneandtwohundredthousandpeopleareinjured(伤害),orkilledinroadaccidents.
IfyouareinEnglandandifyoulistentotheeighto’clocknewsfromBBC,youwilloftenhearnewsofroadaccidents.Youmayhearsomethinglikethis“OnlastMondayevening,atabouttwentyminutestoten,acyclistwasknockeddownbyatruckatcrossingofOakRoadandHighStreetinCroydon.Thecyclisthasdiedfromhisinjuries.Anyonewhosawtheaccidentpleasecommunicate(联系)withNewScotlandYard,telephonenumberWhitehallone,two,one,two.”
Accidentsareoftencaused(引起)bycarelessness.Ifeverybodyobeystherules,theroadswillbemuchsafer.Howcanwemaketheroadsafer
InGreatBritaintraffickeepsontotheleft.Motor-cars,trucks,busesandcyclistsmustallkeeptotheleftsideoftheroad.Inmostothercountrytraffickeepstotheright.
Beforecrossingtheroad,stopandlookbothways.Lookright,lookleftagain.Then,ifyouaresurethattheroadisclear,thatthereisnothingcoming,itissafetocrosstheroad.Ifyouseesmallchildren,orveryoldpeople,orblindpeople,waitingtocrosstheroad,itiskindacttohelpthemtocrosstheroadinsafety.
Wemustteachyoungchildrentocrosstheroadsafely.Wemustalwaysgivethemagoodexample.Smallchildrenmustn’tplayinthestreet.
1.HowmanypeopleareinjuredinGreatBritaineveryyear
A.Severalthousand.
B.Betweenoneandtwohundredpeople.
C.Between100,000and200,000people.
D.Between1,000and2,000people
2.“NewScotlandYard”maybe.
A.thepolice
B.afactorymendingcars
C.abighospital
D.agroupsavingpeoplefromroadaccidents
3.“InGreatBritaintraffickeepstotheleft”means.
A.allthecars,busesetc.comingandgoingalongtheroadmustbedrivenalongtheleftsideoftheroad.
B.allthecars,busesetc.comingandgoingalongtheroadmustbedriventotheleftsideoftheroad.
C.onlytrucksmustbedrivenalongtheleftsideoftheroad.
D.allthecars,busesetc.comingandgoingalongtheroadmustbestoppedontheleftsideoftheroad.
4.Inourcountrytrafficshouldkeep.
A.totheleftB.intherightC.ontheleftD.totheright
5.Whichofthefollowingisright
A.Everyroadaccidentiscausedbycarelessness.
B.“Theroadisclear,”means“There’snothingonit.”
C.BeforecrossingtheroadinChina,youshouldlookleftfirstandthenlookright.
D.Peoplecanplayinthestreetexceptsmallchildren.
(B)
1970Worldconservation(保护)year.TheUnitedNationswantedeveryonetoknowthattheworldwasindanger.Theyhopedsomethingcouldbedone.
Hereisoneexampleoftheproblem.Atonetimetherewere1,300plants,treesandflowersinHolland,butnowonly866areleft.Theothershavebeendestroyedbymodernmanandhisscience.Wearechangingtheearth,theair,thewaterandeverythingaroundus.Wecan’tlivewithoutthesethings.Ifthingsgoonlikethis,weshalldestroyourselves.
WhatwillhappeninthefuturePerhapsitismoreimportanttoask“Whatmustwedo”Moreandmoreyoungpeoplehaveknownthis.Manyofthemarehelpingtosaveourworld.Forexample,theyplanttrees.InasmalltowninUnitedStatesalargegroupofgirlscleanedthebanksof11kilometersoftheirriver.Youngpeoplemayhearaboutconversationthroughasongcalled“noone’sgoingtochangeourworld”.ItwasmadebyCliffRichardandothersingers.Themoneyfromitwillhelptoconservetigers,elephantsandpandersontheearth.
6.TheUnitedNationshopedsomethingtobedone.
A.toconservetheworldB.tochangetheworld
C.todeveloptheworldD.todestroytheworld
7.Whyaren’ttheresomanyplants,treesandflowersinHollandnowBecause.
A.peopletheredidn’tneedsomanyplants,treesandflowers
B.peopletherewanttodestroythemselves
C.littleconservationhasbeendonethere
D.peopleneedmorelandtoliveon
8.Howmanyplants,trees,andflowershavebeendestroyedinHolland
A.1,300B.866C.2,166D.434
9.Weshalldestroyourselvesifwegoon.
A.plantingtreesandflowers
B.changingtheearth,theair,andthewateraroundus
C.savingtheworld
D.helpingtoconservethetigers,elephantsandpandas
10.Whatmustwedonowaccordingtopassage
A.Savetheworld.B.Cleanthebanksoftherivers
C.SingsongsD.Getmoney.
(C)
Hearingthestrangenoisefromthebackofthecar,thedrivergotouttohavealook.Heexaminedthewheelscarefullybutashefoundnothingwrong,hecontinuedhisway.Thenoisebeganalmostimmediatelyandnowitwaslouderthanever.Quicklyturninghishead,hesawwhereseemedtobeagreatblackcloudfollowingthecar.Whenhestoppedatavillagefurtheron,hewastoldthataqueenbeemustbehiddeninhiscarastherewerethousandsofbeesnearby.
Themandroveawayasquicklyaspossible,hopingtogetridofthebees.Afteranhour’sharddriving,hestoppedhiscaroutsideahotelandwentintohaveadrink.Hehadhardlysatdownwhenhewastoldthathiscarwascoveredwithbees.Thepoordriverhadtotelephonethepoliceforhelp.Thepolicesuggestedcallingabeekeeper,whofoundtheunwelcomepassengershiddennearthewheelatthebackofthecar.Verygratefultothedriverforhisunexpectedgift,thekeepertookthequeenandherthousandsoffollowershomeinalargebox.
11.Whatisthemainideaofthisstory
A.Abadthingcansometimesleadtogoodresults.
B.Hiddenpassengerslikeinsects(昆虫)cansometimescausealotoftrouble.
C.Abee-keeperisgoodatsolvingdifficultproblems.
D.Insectslikebeesaretroublesome.
12.Whydidthemancheckthewheelscarefully
A.Becausehewastoldthataqueenbeemustbehiddeninhiscar.
B.Becauseherealizedthatthewheelsneededrepairing.
C.Becausethestrangenoisecamefromthebackofhiscar.
D.Becausehethoughttheremustbesomethingwrongwiththewheels.
13.WhatdidthemanseewhenheturnedhisheadHesaw.
A.agreatblackcloudfollowinghiscar
B.somethingthatlookedlikeabigdarkcloud
C.thousandsofbees
D.aqueenbeehidingnearthewheels
14.Wheredidthedriver