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　　●Actually，Ienjoymyworkwhenthe13arelargeand14andsomewhatfrighteningandwill15theattentionofmanypeople.Igetscared，andamunableto16atnight，butIusually17atmybestunderthisstimulatingkindof18andenjoymyjobthemost.

　　●AndAmericansoughttonotethat，19thingsmayseemtobe20apart，artsandthehumanescholarshipare21here.I‘mnotsuggestingthatwritersandartistshavethetaskoffindinga22totheAmerican23，buttheycanatleastclarifyits24andshowhowitrelatestothehumanconditioningeneral.

　　Ⅱ。

Thereare15sentencesfromthetextbooks，withablankineach，followedbyalistofwordsorexpressionsmarkedAtoX.Choosetheonethatbestcompleteseachofthesentencesandwritethecorrespondingletteronyouranswersheet.Onewordorexpressionforeachblankonly.（15points，1pointeach）

　　25.Theseniorpartnerstudiedtheresumeforthehundredthtimeandagainfoundnothinghe

　　dislikedaboutMitchellY.Mcdeere，atleastnot______.

　　26.ForthisandotherreasonsIwassomewhatlonely，andIsoondevelopeddisagreeable

　　mannerismswhichmademe______throughoutmyschooldays.

　　27.Onthreepieceshemadeacrossinpencil，andthen______eachpiece.

　　28.Butthepressisn‘ttheonlypartyinthiscountrythat’sguiltyofthis______insensitivity.

　　29.Mostoftheidlerichsufferunspeakableboredomasthepriceoftheirfreedomfrom______.

　　30.Themodern______ofbeautyisnotexclusivelyafunction（inthemathematicalsense）of

　　wealth.

　　31.TheBeatlesshowedtherewasa______ofemotionsbetweenloveandhate.

　　32.Ourgenerationviewstheadultworldwithgreat______…thereisalsoanincreasedtendency

　　torejectcompletelythatworld.

　　33.Shejustnoddedherhead，notgettingabit______，butrockingbackandforth.

　　34.Ihavemetseveraladolescentconsumption-snobs，whothoughtthatitwouldberomanticto

　　______intheflowerofyouth.

　　35.Forthatmattershewoulddriveherselfandkeepthewholeeventwithinher______.

　　36.Undoubtedlythedesireforfoodhasbeen，andstillis，oneofthemain______ofgreatpolitical

　　events.

　　37.Companiesthatpursuethisarenotprimarilyproductorserviceinnovators，______cultivate

　　deep，one-to-onerelationshipswithcustomers.

　　38.Suchasitis，the______isregardedasnoplacetomakeacareerforthosewhohaveafuture.

　　39.Iagreethatourfoodisnutritiousandthatthe______ofmostofusiswell-balanced.

　　Ⅲ。

Eachofthefollowingsentencesisgiventwochoicesofwordsorexpressions.Choosetherightonetocompletethesentenceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronyouranswersheet.（15points，1pointeach）

　　40.Asabusinessman，hewouldoftenstayawayfromthecityforthreeorfourweeksata（an）（A.

　　extent，B.stretch）。

　　41.Hecanonlyhave（A.caughtup，B.pickedup）suchexcellentEnglishbylivingintheEnglish-speaking

　　countryforsomeyears.

　　42.Tobeawriter，youneedamongotherthingsa（an）（A.vivid，B.acute）imagination.

　　43.Althoughtherewereseveralwitnesseswhohadseenhimatthespot，hestill（A.declined，B.denied）it.

　　44.Itismost（A.regretful，B.regrettable）thatMr.Smithhasdecidedtoresign.

　　45.Duringthisseason，theweatheroften（A.alters，B.alternates）betweenheavyrainsandbursts

　　ofsunshine.

　　46.Anewspaper（A.supplement，B.complement）willsometimesbedistributedfreewiththe

　　newspaper.

　　47.Myfatherwas（A.sensitive，B.allergic）tothiskindofmedicine，sowedecidedtotryanother

　　kind.

　　48.Thepainterwas（A.inspired，B.initiated）topaintbythegrandeurofthesunrise.

　　49.Thetheaterinthissmalltownhasaseating（A.capability，B.capacity）of1000.

　　50.Wecouldallseeclearlythatthisnewcomerhad（A.fake，B.false）teeth.

　　51.Beforegoingtotheparty，shehadtoironoutthe（A.creases，B.creaks）inherdress.

　　52.Thepatient（A.replied，B.responded）quicklytothemedicineandwaswellinafewdays.

　　53.Althoughmyfatherhas（A.detective，B.defective）hearing，hestillrefusestowearahearing

　　aid.

　　54.Duringtheirteachingpractice，thestudentshadtovisitsomelocalschoolsforthe（A.observation，

　　B.operation）oflessonsinprogress.

　　Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandcompletethesucceedingfouritems：

　　Ⅳ，Ⅴ，ⅥandⅦ。

　　Success

　　1）AyoungmanofhumbleoriginscametoNewYorkfromtheMidwesttoseekhisfortune.Hedreamed，intheAmericanway，ofbecomingamillionaire.HetriedhisluckonWallStreet.Hewasdiligentandshrewdand，whenhehadtobe，devious.Heputtogetherthedealandhedidsomethingswithanelectronicsacquisitionthatwouldn‘tbearexplaining.Hesucceededevenbeyondhisdream：

hemadetwelvemilliondollars.

　　2）Atfirsttheyoungmanassumedthateverythingwasworkingoutsplendidly.“Isn‘titgrand”hesaidtohiswife，onceitwasapparentthathehadmadetwelvemilliondollars.Hiswifetoldhimthatitwasn’tgrand，andhewasanobody.

　　3）“Butthat‘simpossible，”theyoungmansaid.“I’marichperson.Weliveinanerathatcelebratesrichpeople.Richpeopleareshowninthenewspapersinthecompanyofmoviestarsandfamous

　　novelistsanddistinguisheddressdesigners.Thenamesoftherichestcorporateraidersareknowntoeveryschoolboy.Therearerichrealestatesharkswhosefacesappearonthecoversofglossymagazines.“Buthiswifesaidthathisfacewouldnot，becausehewasanobody.Whenhestressedthefactthathehadtwelvemilliondollars，hiswiferetortedthatalotofpeopledid，buttheywerestillnobodies.

　　4）“Icouldbuyourwayontothecommitteesofimportantcharityballs，”theyoungmansaid，“thenwe‘dbementionedinthecolumns.”“Don’tkidyourself，”hiswifesaid.“Theimportantcommitteesarealreadyfilledupwithpeoplewhoarereallyrich.Peoplelikeuswouldendupworkingonsomethinglikeadinner-dancetobenefittheAmericanPsoriasis（牛皮癣）Foundation.”Theyoungmanmentionedthatheownedaco-opapartmentonFifthAvenuethatwasworthtwomilliondollars.Hiswifearguedthat，toacertainextent，twomillion-dollarco-opswereadimeadozen.Thentheyoungmanboastedofowningastretchlimousineandsaiditwastwenty-oneandahalffeetlong.Hiswifebrushedtheideaaside，sayingthatnobodyfamoushadeverriddeninsomethinglikethat，andneitherHenryKissingernorCalvinKleinhadeverheardofhim，sohewasstillanobody.

　　5）Theyoungmanwassilentforawhile.“Areyoudisappointedinme”hefinallysaidtohiswife.“OfcourseI‘mdisappointedinyou，”shesaid.“Whenyouaskedmetomarryyou，yousaidyouwouldsurelyamounttosomething.HowwasItoknowthatyou’dturnouttobeanobody”

　　6）Foramomenttheyoungmanlookeddefeated.Thenhesquaredhisshouldersandclearedhisthroat.“I‘llmakethempayattention，”hesaid.“I’llbuyaprofessionalfootballteamandarguealotwiththecoachinpublic.Celebritieswilljoinmetowatchbiggamesfromtheowner‘sbox.”Thewiferidiculedhim，sayingthatnobodycouldbuyaprofessionalfootballteamfortwelvemilliondollars，becauseprofessionalfootballteamscostbigbucks.

　　7）“ThenI‘llbuyamagazineandappointmyselfchiefcolumnist，”theyoungmansaid.“Atinybutexceedinglyflatteringpictureofmewillrunnexttomycolumneveryweek.Theownersofprofessionalfootballteamswillinvitemetowatchbiggamesfromtheowner’sbox.”Thewifebelievedthathemightbeabletobuyoneofthoseweekly-shoppersthrowawaysfortwelvemilliondollars，butnotarealmagazine.Onecouldn‘tbuyarealmagazineforchickenfeed.

　　8）Theyoungmanwasverymuchhurtandaskedhiswifewhethertwelvemilliondollarswerechickenfeed.Buthiswifeinsisted，“it‘snotbigbucks.”

　　9）“Butthat‘snotfair，”theyoungmansaid.“I’mayoungmanofhumbleoriginswhomadetwelvemilliondollars.Isucceededevenbeyondmydream.”“Someofthosethingsyoudidwiththeelectronicsacquisitionprobablyweren‘tfaireither，”hiswifesaid.“Fairisn’tbeingmeasuredthesedays.Whattheymeasureismoney.”Thentheyoungmansaid，ifthatwasthecase，hewouldgetmoremoneybygoingbacktoWallStreetandmakingfiftymilliondollars.

　　10）ButbeforetheyoungmancouldmakefiftymilliondollarsamanfromtheSecuritiesandExchangeCommissioncameandarrestedhimforhavingcommittedinsider-tradingviolationsintheelectronicsacquisition.

　　11）Theyoungmanwastakenawayfromhisofficeinhandcuffs.Apictureonthefrontpageoftheafternoonpapershowedhimleavinghisarraignmenttryingtohidehisfacebehindan$850Italianovercoat.AlongarticleinthemorningpaperusedhimasanexampleofanewbreedofWallStreettraderswhowerethevictimsoftheirowngreed，probablybecauseoftheirhumbleorigins.Hisfriendsa