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7.Whatwillthemanprobablybuyforhisbrother?
A．Atoothbrush.
B．Asilktie.
C．Aclock.
8.WhereisRickworkingnow?
A．Inatravelcompany.
B．Inahotel.
C．Inalawoffice.
9.HowdoesRickfeelabouthistrip?
A．Excited.
B．Curious.
C．Nervous.
10.WhenwillRickleave?
A．Inthreedays.
B．Inaweek.
C．Inamonth.
11.Whatdoweknowaboutthegrandmother?
A．Shelivesbyherself.
B．She'
sashealthyasbefore.
C．Sheoftendoessomecleaning.
12.HowlonghasthegrandmotherlivedinKentucky?
A．Sinceherhusbanddied.
B．Sinceshewasmarried.
C．Sincehersonmovedaway.
13.Whatdoesthegrandmotherenjoyaboutherpresentlife?
A．Beingbusywithhousework.
B．Beingwithrelatives.
C．Beingwithfriends.
14.Whatwasthewomantalkingaboutatbeginningoftheconversation?
A．Herstoryofcompletingatask.
B．Herexperienceofbeinglost.
C．Hertripabroad.
15.WhatdidthemandointhebarinGermany?
A．Methisfriends.
B．Attendedalecture.
C．Gaveaperformance.
16.Howdidthemanfindhiswaybacktobar?
A．Byfollowingaman.
B．Bylookingatamap.
C．Byaskinganoldwoman.
17.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?
A．Hecannotstandthenoiseinthebar.
B．Hedoesn'
tliketowearT-shirts.
C．Hedoesn'
tspeakGerman.
18.Whoisthespeaker?
A．Aradioannouncer.
B．Apoliceofficer.
C．Ataxidriver.
19.WhatmakesdrivingataxiahardjobinLondon?
A．Badtraffic.
B．Confusedstreetnames.
C．LargepollutioninLondon.
20.Whatwillthespeakerprobablydoifhe'
sstuckontheroad?
A．Haveamapready.
B．Beunderstanding.
C．Changedirections.
21.—Annhasgoneout.
—________Whattimedidshego?
A．Well,isn'
tshe?
B．Yes,shehas.
C．No,shehasn'
t,
D．Oh,hasshe?
22.You________bemadifyouthinkJakeisgoingtolendyouanymoney.
A．need
B．should
C．must
D．can
23.In1871,afireinChicagodestroyed________1800buildings.
A．asmany
B．justas
C．thesameas
D．asmanyas
24.Hello!
I________youwereinLondon.Howlonghaveyoubeenhere?
A．don'
tknow
B．hadn'
tknown
C．didn'
D．haven'
25.Iwasn'
tsurewhetherIhadcometo________rightoffice.Therewasnonameondoor.
A．a；
/
B．the；
a
C．a；
the
D．the；
the.
26.—Wouldyoulikesomehelpwiththepacking?
—________.Myneighbour'
sofferedtohelpout.Butthanksanyway.
A．Allthesame
B．It'
sallright
C．Takeiteasy
D．Comeon
27.Thecrowdwishedthenewly-marriedcouplewellastheyleft________theirhoneymoon.
A．to
B．in
C．for
D．about
28.I'
dneverhaveguessedhewasaWilson-hedoesn'
tlook_______hisbrothers.
A．one
B．that
C．anybody
D．anything
29.________thesuccessofourproductsinEurope,ournextstepistomoveintotheAmeri-canmarket.
A．Follow
B．Following
C．Havingfollowed
D．Followed
30.Thequestion________heshouldaccepttheofferornottroubledhimgreatly.
A．which
B．whether
C．that
D．why
31.He________forwardtoourcamping,holidaythewholeweek,butunfortunatelyitrainedeveryday.
A．hadlooked
B．islooking
C．hadbeenlooking
D．looks
32.Johannaisthewoman________Mariaisstudyingthepiano.
A．ofwhom
B．withwhom
C．bywhom
D．inwhom
33.Bellaisverykindandbeautifulandworkshard.________,sheisagoodgirl.
A．Tosumup
B．Asaresult
C．Bytheway
D．Intheend
34.Television,whichfirstappearedinthe1920s,reallychangedthe________peopleviewedtheworld.
A．idea
B．direction
C．method
D．way
35.Mark'
sfirstyearatcollegewasatime________withexcitementandenjoyment.
A．havingfilled
B．beingfilled
C．tobefilled
D．Filled
I'
mtoldthatduringaninternationalgameofchess（国际象棋）,manybeautifulmovescouldbemadeonachessboard.Inadecisive36inwhichhewasevenlymatchedwithaRussianmaster____37____,Marshallfoundhisqueenunderseriousattack.Therewereseveralwaysof____38____,andsincethequeenisthemost____39____piece,spectators（观众）thoughtMarshallwouldnaturallymovehisqueento____40____
Deepinthought,Marshallusedallhistimetoconsiderthe____41____.Hepickeduphisqueen,paused,andplaceditdownonthemost____42____squareofall-asquarefromwhichthequeencouldbe____43____byanyoneofthreeenemypieces.
Marshallhadsacrificed（牺牲）hisqueen-anunthinkablemove.Everyoneelsewas____44____
ThentheRussian,andthe____45____,realizedthatMarshallhadactuallymadea____46____move.Itwasclearthatnomatterhowthe____47____wastaken,theRussian.wouldsoonbeina____48____posi-tion.Seeingthis,theRussianadmittedhisdefeat.
Whenspectatorsrecoveredfromthe____49____ofMarshall'
sdaring,theyshoweredthechessboardwithmoney.Marshallhadachieved____50____inaveryunusualanddaringfashion-hehad____51____bysacrificingthequeen.
Tome,it'
snot____52____thathewon.WhatcountsisthatMarshallhadbrokenwithstandard____53____tomakesuchamove.Hehadlooked____54____theusualpatternsofplayandhadbeenwillingtoconsideranimaginativeriskonthebasisofhisjudgmentandhisjudgmentalone.Nomatterhowthegame____55____,Marshallwasthewinner.
36.A．experience
B．battle
C．game
D．chance
37.A．player
B．person
C．winner
D．enemy
38.A．support
B．attack
C．advance
D．escape
39.A．suitable
B．powerful
C．respected
D．dangerous
40.A．check
B．fight
C．safety
D．defeat
41.A．condition
B．change
C．piece
D．action
42.A．protected
B．undisturbed
C．unexpected
D．deserted
43.A．frightened
B．guarded
C．discovered
D．caught
44.A．imforted
B．disappointed
C．delighted
D．annoyed
45.A．players
B．master
C．crowd
D．organizer
46.A．smart
B．wrong
C．free
D．difficult
47.A．game
B．money
C．queen
D．chessboard
48.A．losing
B．favourable
C．leading
D．doubtful
49.A．cause
B．blow
C．accident
D．shock
50.A．prize
B．victory
C．progress
D．attention
51.A．won
B．made
C．gained
D．earned
52.A．important
B．exciting
C．unforgettable
D．unclear
53.A．idea
B．thinking
C．chess
D．training
54.A．into
B．further
C．ahead
D．outside
55.A．came
B．wasorganized
C．wasdesigned
D．Ended
Text1
IwasinmythirdyearofteachingwritingatRalphHighSchoolinNewYork,whenoneofmystudents,15-year-oldMikey,gavemeanotefromhismother.Itexplainedhisabsence（缺席）fromclassthedaybefore.
"
DearMr.McCort,Mikey'
sgrandmother,whoiseightyyearsofage,felldownthestairsfromtoomuchcoffeeandIkeptMikeyathometotakecareofherandhisbabysistersoIcouldgotomyjob.PleaseexcuseMikeyandhe'
lldohisbestinthefuture.P.S.HisgrandmotherisOK."
IhadseenMikeywritingthenoteathisdesk.Isaidnothing.Mostparental-excusenotesIreceivedwerepennedbymystudents.IfIweretodealwiththem,I'
dbebusy24hoursaday.Thewritersofthosenotesdidn'
trealizethathonestexcusenoteswereusuallydull:
"
Peterwaslatebe-causethealarmclockdidn'
tgooff."
Thestudentsalwayssaiditwashardputting200wordstogetheronanysubject,butwhentheyproducedexcusenotes,theywereexcellent.SoIdecidedtotypeoutadozenexcusenotesandgavethemtomyclasses.Isaid,"
They'
resupposedtobewrittenbyparents,butactuallytheyarenot.true,Mikey?
"
Thestudentslookedatmenervously.
Now,thiswillbethefirstclasstostudytheartoftheexcusenote-thefirstclass,ever,topracticewritingthem."
EveryonesmiledasIwenton,"
TodayI'
dlikeyoutowriteAnExcuseNotefromAdamtoGod'
or'
AnExcuseNotefromEvetoGod'
."
Headswentdown.Pensracedacrosspaper.ForthefirsttimeeverIsawstudentssoimmersed（专心的）intheirwriting,theyhadtobeaskedtogotolunchbytheirfriends.
Thenextdayeveryonehadexcusenotes.Heateddiscussionsfollowed.ButsuddenlyIsawtheheadmasteratthedoor.Heenteredtheclassroomandwalkedupanddown,lookingatpapers,andthensaid,"
I'
dlikeyoutoseemeinmyoffice."
Myheartsank.
WhenIsteppedintohisoffice,hecametoshakemyhandandsaid,"
Ijustwanttotellyouthatthatlesson,thattask,whateverthehellyouweredoing,wasgreat.Thosekidswerewritingonthecollegelevel.Thankyou."
56.Howdidtheauthorknowthatmostparental-excusenoteswerewrittenbystudentsthemselves?
A．Theexcusenoteswerewrittenindullwords.
B．Thenotesweremorelikestoriesthanfacts.
C．Hecalledtheirparentsandfoundoutthetruth.
D．Thehandwritingobviouslylookedlikechildren'
s.
57.Whatdidtheauthordowiththestudentsfounddishonest?
A．Hereportedthemtotheheadmaster.
B．Helecturedthemhardonhonesty.
C．Hehadthe
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