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for 

C.into;

D.into;

to

)3.—Mom,I’mabitthirsty.

—Thereareseveralbottlesofjuiceinthefridge.Youcantake______.

A.these 

B.this 

C.ones 

D.one

)4.ThenumbersoftheSouthChinatiger______falleninthelastfewyears.

A.havebeen 

B.have 

C.had 

D.hadbeen

)5.Thehotelisnotverymodern,butitdoeshavethe______ofbeingclosetothecitycenter.

A.advantage 

B.transportation 

C.inspiration 

D.creativity

)6.It’s______fortheelephantcalledEmilJulatobelockedbychainforfiftyyears.

A.ugly 

 

B.cruel 

C.relaxing 

D.proud

)7.—Thelatestcomputeristooexpensive.Ican’t______it.

—WhatifIlentyousomemoney?

A.recycle 

B.require 

C.afford 

D.cancel

)8.Clairethoughtit______moretoliveinthecity,soshemovedbacktothecountryside.

A.produced 

B.spent 

C.paid 

D.cost

)9.—Whatdoyouthinkofyourmother?

—Sheis______agoodmother,______agoodteacher.Iloveheralot.

A.either;

or 

B.notonly;

butalso

C.neither;

nor 

D.both;

and

)10.—Whatareyougoingtoorder?

—Well,IthinkI______trymapotofu,butI’mnotsure.

A.might 

B.must 

C.can’t 

D.shouldn’t

)11.Myteacheroftensaysthatmistakesshould______intime.

A.correct 

B.becorrecting

C.havecorrected 

D.becorrected

)12.—Sally,it’s10o’clockalready.______theTVandgotobed.

—OK,Dad.

A.Turnon 

B.Puton

C.Turnoff 

D.Putoff

)13.—David,______you______yourreport?

—No.Ifinishedwritingitthismorning.

A.have;

written 

B.are;

writing 

C.did;

write 

D.were;

writing

)14.—Doyouknowthegirl______hasgotanAintheEnglishexam?

—Yes.Sheismydeskmate.

A.who 

B.which 

C.whom 

D.whose

)15.—ThetrafficisbecomingworseandworseinBeijingbecauseofprivatecars.

—______.Peopleshouldusepublictransportmoreoften.

A.Iagree 

B.Soundsboring

C.Ihopenot 

D.Nevermind

二.完形填空(每小题1分,共10分) 

先通读下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

About230yearsago,somerats(老鼠)gottoHawadaxIslandandtheykilledthebirdsontheisland.Nowthankstoseveralyearsofhardwork,“RatIsland”asithadbeen 

formanyyears,hasbeenreturnedtoitsrealowners— 

!

TheratsarrivedatHawadaxIslandbefore1780whenaJapanese 

carryingthembrokedownatseanearby.Theykilledthebirdsontheisland 

theenvironmentoftheislandwasnotbuilttosaveitsbirdsfromtherats.Therewere 

treesontheislandandthebirdswereusedtobuildingtheirhomesontheground.Thatgavetherats 

toeattheeggsandbabychicks.

In2007,theU.S.FishandWildlifeServicestarteda(n) 

tomaketheratsstayawayfromtheislandandtrytobringbackthebeautifulbirds.Therewerealargenumberofratslivingonthe“RatIsland”,soitwasa(n) 

job.Butin2009,therewerenomoreratsontheisland!

Thenslowlybutsurely,thebirdsbeganto 

9.Sadly,someofthebirdswerekilledbytheratpoison(毒药)thathadbeenusedto 

10 

therats.Butnowitseemsthatthingsarebecomingbetterandbetterandtheislandisstartingtolooklikeitsformer(以前的)self.

)1.A.called 

B.made 

C.taken 

D.used

)2.A.rats 

B.birds 

C.fish 

D.humans

)3.A.car 

B.train 

C.bus 

D.ship

)4.A.if 

B.because 

C.although 

D.unless

)5.A.many 

B.some 

C.no 

D.more

)6.A.chances 

B.time 

C.hope 

D.methods

)7.A.idea 

B.action 

C.factory 

D.industry

)8.A.easy 

B.hard 

C.interesting 

D.boring

)9.A.sing 

B.fly 

C.return 

D.leave

)10.A.find 

B.helpC.study 

D.kill

三.阅读理解(每小题2分,共30分)

A

Hi!

MynameisNicholas.Iam12yearsold.IamfromLiverpoolandIlivetherewithmyparentsandmysiblings—Sean,whois10yearsold,andDiana,who’s4.

Ourdaystartsat7o’clock.Everybodygetsupandgetsreadytoleavehomeat7:

45.Iusuallytakeashowerintheevening,soIjusthavetowashmyface,brushmyteeth,andputonmyschooluniform.Weallhavebreakfastat7:

30.

Afterbreakfast,SeanandIcatchthebustoschool.Classesbeginat8o’clock.MomandDaddrivetoworkafterleavingDianaatthekindergarten(幼儿园).Mydadisadoctorandmymomisanurse.Theybothworkatthelocalhospital.

Whenschoolfinishesat3o’clock,SeanandItakethebushome.Wehaveaglassofmilkandsomebreadandthenwedoourhomework.OnWednesdayswegohomelate.SeangoestotheInternetClubandIgototheMusicClub.Iwanttobeafamousmusician.That’swhyattheweekendIgotoL.I.P.A.—theLiverpoolInstituteforPerformingArts.ItisoneofthebestperformingartschoolsinBritain.Ihavedrama,singinganddancinglessons.

I’vealwayslovedmusicandIstartedplayingthepianowhenIwas4yearsold.I’vealsolearnedtoplaythedrumsandtheguitar.WhenIgrowup,Iwanttotakeamusicdegree(学位)atL.I.P.A.Imuststudyhardtogethighgradesbecausetheyonlyhave35placesavailableeachyear.Oneofthoseplaceshastobeforme!

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

)1.Theunderlinedword“siblings”inParagraph1means“______”.

A.classmates 

B.friendsandrelatives 

C.neighbors 

D.brothersorsisters

)2.AccordingtoParagraph2,Nicholas______.

A.usuallytakesashowerinthemorning 

B.wearsuniformtoschool 

C.hasbreakfastatschool

D.getsupat7:

45 

)3.Nicholasgoestoschool______.

A.bybike 

B.onfoot 

C.bybus 

D.bycar 

)4.OnWednesdaysNicholasgoeshomelatebecausehe______.

A.takesclassesatL.I.P.A 

B.goestotheMusicClub

C.goestotheInternetClub 

D.doeshomeworkatschool

)5.ThelastparagraphmainlytellsusaboutNicholas’______.

A.schoollife 

B.interestinmusic

C.weekendactivities 

D.favoriteplacestogo

B

Weredinosaurs(恐龙)warm-bloodedorcold-blooded?

Accordingtoanewstudy,scientistshavefoundthattheyweresomewhereinthemiddle.Thisnewstudyshowsthatdinosaurswereverydifferentfrommostoftoday’sanimalsthatareeitherwarmorcold-blooded.

“Ithinkwewereallsurprisedbythis,”saidFelisaSmithfromtheUniversityofNewMexico.“Theideacertainlytooksomegettingusedto.”

Thelastdinosaurslivedontheearthmorethan60millionyearsago.However,thereisalwaysmoretodiscoverabouttheseancientanimals.

AstudybyateamofscientistsledbyJohnM.Gradyoftheuniversitystudiedmanydifferentkindsofdinosaursintheirresearch.Theylookedatgrowthrate(比率),bodytemperatureandbodysizeofdifferentkindsofdinosaurs.

Howarewarm-bloodedanimalsdifferentfromcold-bloodedanimals?

Warm-bloodedanimalslikehumanscancontroltheirbodytemperature.Theyeatalot,andburncalories(卡路里)quickly.Theyhaveamoreactivelifestylethancold-bloodedanimals.Whilecold-bloodedanimalssuchassnakesdonotcontroltheirbodytemperature.Instead,theymustusesunlighttokeepwarm,andtheymovemuchmoreslowly.Cold-bloodedanimalsdonotneedtoeatverymuch.Theirbodiesslowdownincoldertemperatures.

Dinosaurswereinthemiddlebecausetheydidn’tcompletelycontroltheirbodytemperature,buttheirbodytemperaturedidn’tonlydependontheenvironmenteither.Thishelpeddinosaursandallowedthemtoliveforsomanyyears.

Besidesdinosaurs,thereareotheranimalsthatarenotcompletelywarm-bloodedorcold-blooded,suchasgreatwhitesharks.

)6.Accordingtothenewstudy,______.

A.dinosaurswerecold-blooded 

B.dinosaurswerewarm-blooded 

C.dinosaurswerenotcompletelywarm-bloodedorcold-blooded

D.somedinosaurswerewarm-bloodedandsomewerecold-blooded

)7.TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2meansthat______.

A.it’sbadnewstogettheidea

B.it’sgoodnewstogettheidea

C.theideaisthesameaswhatscientistspredicted 

D.theideaisdifferentfromwhatpeopleusuallythink

)8.JohnM.GradyandhisteamstudiedmanythingsaboutdifferentkindsofdinosaursEXCEPTtheir______.

A.bodysize 

B.eatinghabit 

C.growthrate 

D.bodytemperature 

)9.Warm-bloodedanimals______.

①liveanactivelife 

②eatalot 

③needsunlighttokeepwarm④don’tcontroltheirbodytemperature

A.①② 

B.③④ 

C.①③ 

D.②④

)10.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Greatwhitesharksarecold-blooded.

B.Mostoftoday’sanimalsareeitherwarmorcold-blooded.

C.Cold-bloodedanimalsmoveslowlyincoldertemperatures.

D.Dinosaurs’bodytemperaturedidn’tonlydepe

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