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一、单词拼写
根据下列句子中所给出的首字母或汉语提示,写出以下单词,并将答案填写在答题卷上相应的位置。
(共10小题;
每小题1分,满分10分)
1.Hethinks(收集)stampsisfunandveryinteresting.
2.Theyhavegiveneachotheradviceandsmanyhappymomentsoftheirexperiences.
3.Whentelephonebecamec,theyoftenphonedeachother.
4.HisinabilitytospeakEnglishputshimata(不利的条件)whenhe
attendsinternationalconferences.
5.Nowadaysmoreandmorepeoplehaveenoughmoneytoliveaclife.
6.I’mnotf__________withthecity,forthisismyfirstvisithere.
7.Onceyouareinthelab,youmustfollowyourteacher’s__________(指导).
8.Asteenagers,youshouldn’tgetintotheh__________ofsleepingin.
9.Ifyouwanttosellyoursofa,whynotputan___________(广告)inthelocalpaper?
10.History,aswellasbiology,cantellustheo__________oflifeonearth.
二、语法填空(共10小题;
阅读下面短文,根据上下文填入适当的词语,或使用括号中的词语的适当形式填空,并将答案填写在答题卷上相应的位置。
MariaandPaulweremakingtheirfavoritedinner,macaroniandcheese.Thepotofwater
(11)(begin)toboilonthestovewhenShereachedforthesalt,withhereyeswereontherecipe.
“Ow!
”sheshrieked(尖叫).Herhandhadhittheedgeofthepot.Shestartedtorunforthefirst-aidcream.“Wait!
”Paulshouted.“Usethis(12).”Hereachedforaplantonthewindowsill.Hequicklytoreoffalittlepiece.HesqueezedthejuiceontoMaria’s(13)
finger.
Inafewseconds,thepainstopped.Therewasnoblister.Therewasonlyalittleredspot.The“magic”plantwasanaloe.Paulremembered(14)hisgrandmotherhadtoldhimaboutthisinstantcureforburns.Grandmotherhadtoldhimabout(15)plantsfromMexico,too.Therewereplantstouseforsoresandbitesandcoughsandfevers.Growingcertainplantscouldbelikehavingaspecialmedicinechest!
By(16)1750s,theNativeAmericans’wayoflifehadbeenchangedbyEuropeans.Somethings(17)werebroughttoAmerica,suchasdeadlydiseases,werenotgood.OtherchangeshelpedimprovelifefortheNativeAmericans.
TheNativeAmericansstartedtouseironkettlesandsteelknives,ratherthanusetoolsofstonesandbones.Theyhadbeforeusedonlydogs(18)workanimals.Nowtheyhadhorses.Theylearnedtoraisehorsesaswellaschickensandsheep.Fromsheep’swool,sometribeswovebeautifulrugswithspecialdesigns.
TheNativeAmericansbegantoneedtheirnewneighbours.Theywantedtotradefurstogetbettertools.Mostofthemstopped(19)theirownpotteryandtools.Theseartswerenolongerpassedonfromparentsto(20).Soontheyoungworkershadforgottentheoldways.
ManyNativeAmericansdidnotwantthesettlersmovingfatherintotheirlands.Buttheyhadlearnedtowantthesettlers’supplies.
三、阅读理解:
(共12小题;
每小题2分,满分24分)
阅读下列短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
AgriculturalscientistsintheUnitedStateshaveputacopyofahumangeneintopigs,sheepandrabbits.Theyreportthatthegeneseemstobeworkinginsomeoftheanimals.Thegenethatthescientistsareusingcontrolstheproductionofhumangrowthhormone(荷尔蒙),achemicalnecessaryforgrowth.
Theyareusingthehumangenebecauseithasbeenmorecloselystudiedthananyothergrowthgene.Thescientistshopetheirworkwillsomedayresultinfoodanimalsthatgrowfasterandlargerorproducemoremilkoreggs.TheresearchisbeingdonebyscientistsattheUniversityofPennsylvania,theUniversityofWashingtonandtheUnitedStatesDepartmentofagriculture.Thescientistsputcopiesofhumangrowthhormoneintothefertilizedeggsofthefemaleanimals.Whenbabyanimalswerebornfromtheeggs,thescientistslookedforevidencethatthehumangenehadbecomepartoftheanimal’sgeneticmaterial.Theyexaminedalmost200babypigsandfoundthegenein20ofthem.Theyfounditin28ofmorethan200rabbits,butitwasinonlyoneof73babysheep.Thescientistssaidtheyfoundthehumangrowthchemicalproducedbythegeneinsomeoftheanimals.
Itistoosoontoknowiftheanimalswillpassthetransplantedhumangrowthgenetotheiryoung,provingthatthegenehasbecomepermanent(永久的)partoftheirgeneticmaterial.Similarresearchwithmicetwoyearsagoproducedanewkindofmousethatistwotimeslargerthannormal.Thescientistshopethesamethingwillhappenwithfarmanimals.Theysaytheirresearchwillpermitothergenetransplantsthatcangiveanimalsdefenseagainstdiseases,orletthemliveinveryhotorverycoldplaces.Americanfarmersalreadyusechemicalhormonestoincreasethesizeofcattleandtheamountofmilktheyproduce.Buttheyhavetoputthehormonesintothecows.Ifthegenetransplantsarefullysuccessful,thecow’sbodywillproducegrowthhormone.
21.Wheredidthescientistsputcopiesofhumangrowthhormoneinto?
A.Allkindsofanimals.
B.Pigs,sheepanddogs.
C.Bothmaleandfemaleanimals.
D.Thefertilizedeggsofthepigs,sheepandrabbits.
22.Whatdidthescientistsexpectfromtheirresearch?
A.Thegrowthgenewillmakethenewfarmanimalslookliketheirparentsandtheanimalswillproducemoremeat.
B.Thegrowthgenebecomespermanentinfarmanimalsandthenewgenerationislargerthannormal.
C.Thegrowthgenewillmakefarmanimalstwicelargerthannormal.
D.Thegrowthgenewillbecomepermanentpartoftheirgeneticmaterial.
23.Whatwilltheirresearchdointheireyes?
A.Helpanimalspreventfromalldiseases.
B.Helptomaketheanimalsproducemoremilk.
C.Helpanimalspreventfromdiseases,orliveintougherplaces.
D.Permitothergenetransplantsthatcanlettheanimalslivelonger.
B
“Ithurtsmemorethanyou”,and“Thisisforyourowngood”—thesearethestatementsmymotherusedtomakeyearsagowhenIhadtolearnLatin,cleanmyroom,stayhomeanddohomework.
Thatwasbeforeweenteredthepermissiveperiodineducationinwhichwedecideditwasallrightnottopushourchildrentoachievetheirbestinschool.Theschoolsandtheeducatorsmadeiteasyforus.Theytaughtthatitwasallrighttobeparentswhotakealet-alonepolicy.Westoppedmakingourchildrendohomework.Wegavethemcalculators,turnedonthetelevision,lefttheteachingtotheteachersandwentonvacation.
Nowteachers,facedwithchildrenwhohavebeendevelopingattheirownpaceforthepast15years,arerealizingwe’vemadeaterriblemistake.OnesuchteacherisSharonKlompuswhosaysofherstudents—“sopassive”—andwonderswhathashappened.Nothingisdemandedofthem,shebelieves.Television,saysKlompus,contributestochildren’spassivity.“We’retalkingaboutagenerationofkidswho’veneverbeenhurtorhungry.Theyhavelearnedsomebodywillalwaysdoitforthem,insteadofsaying‘goandlookitup’,youtellthemtheanswer.Ittakesgreaterenergytosaynotoakid.”
Yes,itdoes.Ittakesenergyandittakeswork.It’stimeforparentstoendtheirvacationandcomebacktowork.It’stimetotakethecaraway,toturntheTVoff,totellthemithurtsyoumorethanthembutit’sfortheirowngood.It’stimetostarttellingthemtheyneeddiscipline(管束)again.
24.Whyarechildrenbecomingmoreinactiveinstudy?
.
A.Parentsdon’tcareaboutchildren’slearning.B.Theyhavedonetoomuchhomework.
C.Theyhavetobeartoomanyduties.D.Teachersaretoostrictwiththem.
25.Welearnfromthepassagethattheauthor’smotherusedtolayemphasison________.
A.roomcleaningB.discipline
C.naturaldevelopmentD.let-alonepolicy
26.By“permissiveperiodineducation”(L.1,Para.2)theauthormeansatimewhen__________.
A.childrenareallowedtodowhattheywishto
B.everythingcanbetaughtatschool
C.everychildcanbeawayfromparents
D.whenchildrenarepermittedtoreceiveeducation
27.Whichisthemainideaofthepassage?
A.Parentsshouldleavetheirchildrenalone.
B.Kidsshouldhavemoreactivitiesatschool.
C.It’stimetobemorestrictwithourkids.
D.Parentsshouldsetagoodexampleforkids.
C
Whenyousavemoneyinabankaccount,aninterest-bearingcheckingaccountoracertificate(证书)ofdeposit(储蓄)-CD,you’relendingthatbankyourmoney.Thebankusesthatmoney-infact,borrowingmoneyfromyouandpayingyouinterestfortherighttouseyourmoneytolendtosomeoneelse.
Ofcourse,thebankthenchargesthatborroweranevenhigherinterestratetomorethantheinterestit’spayingthelender.Interestiscomputedasapercentageoftheamountoftheloan(贷款).
Hereareexamplestocomputeinterest.
Youmayseea$10,000CDwitha5-percentannualinterestrate,whichisyearly,butrightnexttoitistheannualpercentageyield(收益)numberandit’shigher.
Thedifferencebetweenrateandyieldisdeterminedbyhowfrequentlyinterestispaid,andhowitispaid.
IfyouhaveaCDwitha5-percentnominal(名义上的)rate,theninterestiscalculatedbymultiplying5percentbytheamountinvestedandbythepartofyearthemoneyisinvested.
Let’ssayinterestpaysannually.A$10,000investmentwillearn$500ininterest.($10,000×
percent×
1year)Whenaninvestment(投资)paysinterestannually,itsrateanditsyieldarethesame.
Ifthe5percentCDpaidinterestsemiannually,thesix-monthinterestpaymentwouldbe$250($10,000×
5percent×
0.5years).The$250paymentstartsearninginterestandearns$6.25ininterestduringthenextsixmonths($250×
0.5years).
ThefirstCDearned$500ininterestafterayearandthesecondCDearned$506.25intheinterest.TherateandyieldonthefirstCDis5percent.TherateonthesecondCDis5percent,butits