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4.Thegirl______of____asingerhasasweetvoice.

A.dreaming,becomingB.dreams,becoming

C.todream,becomesD.thatdream,becoming

5.Hisideaonspace_____out______correctandhewaswellknownforit.

A.turned,beingB.wasturned,tobe

C.turning,tohavebeenD.turned,tobe

6.Jacktookalook____thecoatwhenshepassedby.

A.inB.atC.intoD.for

7.---Hasshebeenmarried?

---No,shewasonlyengaged_____Mike.

A.toB.inC.forD.with

8.Hewenton____LessonTwoafterhavingacupofcoffee.

A.withreadingB.toreadingC.withD.withread

9.IsentMarythedrawing_____e-mailandshewas_____mywork.

A.in,satisfiedwithB.by,satisfiedwith

C.by,satisfyingwithD.with,satisfyingwith

10.Hehurriedbackonly______hisfather___inahospital.

A.tofind,dyingB.find,deadC.finding,dyingD.tofind,die

11.---Mum,whydoyougivemesomuchpopcorn?

---_____theboringtime.

A.TokillB.KillingC.KillD.Havingkilled

12.---Iwanttoaskyousomequestions,sir.

---_______.

A.WhatB.WhatforC.WhataboutD.Whatif

13.Onlyinthisway______improveourEnglishassoonaspossible.

A.arenotweabletoB.canweC.cannotweD.weareableto

14.Notuntilthefishdiedintheriver____howseriousthepollutionwas.

A.didthevillagersrealizeB.thevillagersrealize

C.thevillagersdidrealizeD.didn’tthevillagersresalize

15.Marywaswearingabrowndresswithahatto_______.

A.agreeB.compareC.goD.match

16.---Howdoyoufindthenewcomer?

---Idon’tfindher______.

A.beeasytoworkwithB.easytowork

C.aneasywomantoworkwithD.tobeaneasywomantowork

17.CharlesBabbageisgenerallyconsidered____thefirstcomputer.

A.toinventB.inventing

C.tohaveinventedD.havinginvented

18.Thepatientwaswarned_____oilyfoodafteroperation.

A.toeatnotB.eatingnotC.nottoeatD.noteating

19.Thereisnoneed___him______come.

A.to,toB.to,forC.for,toD.with,to

20.Itwasattheschool_________wasnamedafterahero__________hespenthischildhood.

A.which;

thatB.where;

where

C.that;

whereD.which;

where

II.Clozetest（20%）

IwenttoBeijingthisNationalholiday,anditwasaninterestingexperienceofmylife.

　　Myfriendstoldusthattakingthe“hard21”toBeijingwouldbereallyterrible.Sowedidn’tknowwhatto　22　.Butwewerepleasantlysurprisedwhenwefinallyboardedthe　23　,whichwasrelativelymodernand　24.Duringthe14-hourrideweatepeanutsandtalked.Itwasnot　25atall.

　　Itwasmorningwhenwearrived.Westeppedoutoftherailwaystation,havingsatinhardseatsandnotgettingmuch　26.However,wehadenergy.FirstwetriedtogetreturnticketstoShanghai,buttheticketsseller　27　usthatticketswouldnotbeon　28foranothertwodays.Wewerealittleworriedaboutgetting　29,butwemadeupourmindsto　30forthehoteltoputourbagsdown.Afterfightingourway　31the“gypsy”taxidriversthattriedto　32usonehundredyuanfortheride,wefoundataxiandit　33costusthirtyyuantoget　34　wehadplannedtogo.Whenwereachedthehotel,therewasawindowforairplaneandtraintickets.　35,themanbehindthecountercouldgetticketsthatday,whichwe　36　.ThemostimportantlessonaboutChinaIever　37,istogetsomeonetodoyourworkforyou,anditseemstoworkoutmuch38.Wewerenotabletogettickets,butthe39agents（代理）could.

　　WhileinBeijingwesawalotofplacesofinterest,mostofwhichwerevery　40Itwasfuntobewiththousandsofpeopleinoneplace.Therearen’tanywordstodescribeit.

21.A.chairB.bedC.seatD.bench

22.A.provideB.expectC.happenD.think

23.A.planeB.busC.shipD.train

24.A.quickB.cleanC.simpleD.long

25.A.badB.goodC.easyD.hard

26.A.troubleB.foodC.sleepD.help

27.A.promisedB.informedC.advisedD.persuaded

28.A.timeB.showC.dutyD.sale

29.A.behindB.outC.throughD.back

30.A.startB.askC.lookD.pay

31.A.towardsB.intoC.acrossD.past

32.A.offerB.chargeC.bargainD.share

33.A.evenB.stillC.alsoD.only

34.A.whatB.whichC.whereD.how

35.A.SomehowB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Otherwise

36.A.wouldn’tB.couldn’tC.shouldn’tD.needn’t

37.A.learnedB.taughtC.offeredD.heard

38.A.harderB.earlierC.laterD.easier

39.A.businessB.transportC.travelD.hotel

40.A.interestingB.crowdedC.famousD.noisy

III.Readingcomprehension（30%）

A

NewspapersinGreatBritainvarygreatlyintheirwaysofcarryingthenews.Thereareseriouspapersforthosewhowanttoknowaboutimportanthappeningseverywhere,bothathomeandabroad.Therearepopularnewspapersforthosewhopreferentertainment（娱乐）toinformation.

TheLondonnewspaperthatisbestknownoutsideGreatBritainisprobablytheTimes.Itbeganin1785,andhasahighreputation（名声）forbelievablenewsandseriousopinionsonthenews.Itcallsitselfanindependentpaper,whichmeansthatitdoesnotgiveitssupporttoaparticularpoliticalparty.Itsleadingarticlesgivetheopinionsoftheeditors,notthoseoftheownersofthepaper.

Letterstotheeditorareprintedinthenewspaper.ThesepartsoftheTimesarealwaysinteresting.Mostofthelettersareserioussubjects.Butfromtimetotimetherewillbelonglettersonthesubjectwhichisnotatallserious,perhapsonanewfashionofdress,orthebadmannersoftheyoungpeople,comparedwithmannersofthirtyyearsago.

41.Ifyouwanttogetpleasure,pleasebuyyourself_______.

A.aseriousnewspaperB.foreignnewspaper

C.anyindependentpaperD.apopularnewspaper

42.TheTimeshasbeenfamoustooutsideGreatBritainfor_______years.

A.19B.85C.220D.229

43.TheTimesisanindependentpaperbecause_______..

A.itsupportsnopoliticalparties

B.itisnotcontrolledbytheBritishGovernment

C.itgivesspecialsupporttoallthepoliticalparties.

D.theeditor’sopinionsarenotexaminedbytheownersofthepaper

44.Theunderlinedword“vary”inthepassageprobablymeans“_______”.

A.improveB.competewitheachother

C.aredifferentD.keepintouchwitheachother

45.Thewritertellsus_______inthispassage.

A.allkindsofnewspapersinBritain

B.allkindsofnewsinEnglishpapers

C.howTimesislikedbypeople

D.whyTimesiswell-known

B

Nowsatellitesarehelpingtoforecast（预报）theweather.Theyareinspace,andtheycanreachanypartoftheworld.Thesatellitestakepicturesoftheatmosphere（大气）,becausethisiswheretheweatherforms.Theysendthesepicturestotheweatherstations.Someteorologists（气象学家）canseetheweatherofanypartoftheworld.Fromthepictures,thescientistscanoftensayhowtheweatherwillchange.

Today,nearlyfivehundredweatherstationsinsixtycountriesreceivesatellitespictures.Whentheyreceivenewpictures,theweathermeteorologistscomparethemwithearlierones.Perhapstheymayfindthatthecloudshavechangedduringthelastfewhours.Thismaymeanthattheweatheronthegroundmaysoonchange,too.Intheirnextweatherforecast,themeteorologistscansaythis.Theweathersatellitesareagreathelptothemeteorologists.Beforesatelliteswereinvented,thescientistscouldforecastforthreeorfivedays.Soon,perhaps,theymaybeabletoforecasttheweatherforaweekormoreahead.

46.Satellitestravel________.

A.abovespaceB.abovetheground

C.inthespaceD.inspace

47.Satellitesarenowusedin__________..

A.thestudyofthespaceB.receivingpictures

C.comparingpicturesD.weatherforecasting

48.Weathersatellitestakepicturesoftheatmospherebecause_________..

A.cloudsformthereB.theweatherdisappearthere

C.comparingpicturesD.thesepicturescanhelpforecasttheweather

49.Meteorologistsforecasttheweather___________

A.aftertheyhavecomparednewsatellitepictureswithearlierones

B.aftertheyhavetakenpicturesofclouds

C.beforetheyhavereceivedpictures

D.whentheyhavereceivedsatellitepictures

50.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Nowsatellitescanforecasttheweatherforalongertime.

B.Scientistscanmakegoodforecastwiththehelpofsatellites.

C.Satellitescantakepicturesandsendthemtotheweatherstations.

D.Theweatherformsintheatmospherearoundtheearth.

（C）

Duringthe19thcentury,scientistsfoundthatwhencertainpartsofthebrainofapersonwerehurt,hewouldlosethepowerofdoingcertainthings.Andsopeoplethoughtthateachpartofthebraindoesadifferentjob.Butmodernresearchdiscoveredthatthisisnotso,foritisnoteasytoshowexactlywhateachpartofthebraindoes.

Inthepastfiftyyearstherehasbeenagreatincreaseintheamountofresearchdoneofthebrain.Scientistshavefoundoutthewaythebrainworksisnotsosimpleaspeopleingeneralmaythink.Chemisttellusthatabout100,000chemicalchangestakeplaceinthebraineverysecond.Somerecentresearchesalsosuggestthatwecanremembereverythingthathappenstous.Wemaynotbeabletothinkofthehumanmind.Earlierscientiststhoughtthatthepowerofone’sbraingotweakerandw