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C.leftoutD.raninto

3.—HowdidyoufindyourtriptoWaterParkinthesummerof2016?

—Ithoroughlyenjoyedit.ItwasthanIexpected.

A.evenmuchinterestingB.farmoreinteresting

C.sofarinterestingD.farfrominteresting

4.Howhappyweare！

Thewinterholidaywehavebeenlookingforwardsoon.

A.hascomeB.tohavecome

C.tocomingD.towillcome

5.Healthcareworkersareattheriskofgettinginfectiousdiseasesbecauseoftheirtopatients.

A.exposureB.discrimination

C.guidanceD.response

6.Withsomanyfriendsme，Ihadnodifficultyinfinishingtheworkontime.

A.tohelpB.helped

C.helpingD.havehelped

7.“Couldweputoffthemeeting？

”sheasked.

“，”heansweredpolitely.“Thisistheonlydayeveryoneisavailable.”

A.NotlikelyB.Notexactly

C.NotnearlyD.Notreally

8.Thedebateherewillbelimitedintwomainrespects，thetimeavailable.

A.inviewofB.inreturnfor

C.inadditiontoD.incomparisonwith

9.Thenewsupermarkethasannouncedthatthefirsttopurchasegoodsontheopeningdaygetabigprize.

A.mustB.shallC.wouldD.could

10.Jackislateagain.Itisofhimtokeepotherswaiting.

A.normalB.ordinary

C.commonD.typical

11.Expertswarnthatmedicalwastefromhospitals，ifproperly，mayleadtothespreadofdisease.

A.nothandledB.notbeinghandled

C.nottobehandledD.nothavinghandled

12.Thetroopsoutofthatcountrybytheendofnextmonthandtheyweresentthere3yearsago.

A.havewithdrawnB.willwithdraw

C.hadwithdrawnD.willhavewithdrawn

13.Itisreportedthatmorethanhalfofsurveyedonthewebsitesaytheyarecontentwiththeircurrentlife.

A.whomB.themC.onesD.those

14.HadItakenmyumbrellawithmewhenIcameoutinthemorning，Iwetnow.

A.shouldn’thavebeenB.hadn’tbeen

C.wasn’tD.shouldn’tbe

15.It’salwaysagoodideatohaveasecondkeysomewhereyoulosethefirstone.

A.incaseB.nowthat

C.eventhoughD.aslongas

第二节　完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20分）

请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

TheBeginningofDrama

TherearemanytheoriesaboutthebeginningofdramainancientGreece.Theonemostwidelyacceptedtodayisbasedonthe16thatdramaevolvedfromritual（宗教仪式）.Theargumentforthisviewgoesasfollows.Inthebeginning，humanbeings17thenaturalforcesoftheworld—eventheseasonalchanges—asunpredictable，andtheysoughtthroughvariousmeansto18theseunknownandfearedpowers.Thosemeasureswhichappearedto19thedesiredresultswerethenkeptandrepeateduntiltheychangedinto20rituals.21storiesarosewhichexplainedormaskedthemysteriesoftherituals.Astimespassed，someritualswere22，butthestories，latercalledmyths，continuedtoexistandprovidedmaterialforartanddrama.

Thosewhobelievedthatdramaevolvedoutofritualalsoarguedthatthoseritualscontainedthe23oftheatrebecausemusic，dance，masks，and24werealmostalwaysused.25，asuitablesitehadtobeprovidedforperformancesand26theentirecommunitydidnotparticipate，a（n）27divisionwasusuallymadebetweenthe“areaofacting”andthe“areainwhichanaudiencesits”.Besides，therewereperformers，and，sinceconsiderableimportancewas28toavoidingmistakesinthepracticeofrituals，religiousleadersusually29thattask.Wearingmasksandcostumes，theyoftenimitated（模仿）otherpeople，animals，orsupernaturalbeings，andmimed（用哑剧表演）the30effect—successinhuntorbattle，thecomingrain，therevivaloftheSun—31anactormight.Eventuallysuchdramaticrepresentativeswereseparatedfrom32activities.

Anothertheorytracesthetheater’soriginfromthehumaninterestin33.Accordingtothisview，talesaboutthehunt，warorotherthingsaretoldandgraduallyspread，34throughtheuseofactionanddialoguebyanarratorandthenthroughtheassumptionofeachoftherolesbyadifferentperson.Acloselyrelatedtheorytracestheatertothosedancesthatareprimarilygymnasticorthatare35ofanimalmovementsandsounds.

16.A.backgroundB.assumption

C.evidenceD.theory

17.A.viewedB.employed

C.imaginedD.dismissed

18.A.takeB.possess

C.guaranteeD.control

19.A.startB.show

C.bringD.continue

20.A.usualB.direct

C.convincingD.fixed

21.A.ApparentlyB.Actually

C.EventuallyD.Naturally

22.A.spreadB.abandoned

C.followedD.celebrated

23.A.seedB.content

C.mythD.history

24.A.costumesB.routines

C.instructionsD.performances

25.A.AsaresultB.Infact

C.OnthecontraryD.Inaddition

26.A.whenB.although

C.unlessD.while

27.A.deepB.equal

C.clearD.extra

28.A.attachedB.related

C.committedD.tied

29.A.putupB.tookup

C.tookonD.puton

30.A.unexpectedB.unpredicted

C.preparedD.desired

31.A.wheneverB.as

C.whateverD.so

32.A.socialB.political

C.economicD.religious

33.A.accountsB.storytelling

C.descriptionsD.dramawriting

34.A.atthattimeB.atatime

C.atfirstD.atonce

35.A.imitationsB.creatures

C.presentationsD.exhibitions

第三部分　阅读理解（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

ParkingInformation

ThereisamixofpaidandfreeparkingonGranvilleIsland.Belowyouwillfindallrelevantinformationonparkingandtrafficmanagement.

FREEPARKINGSTALLS（停车位）

FreeparkingthroughoutGranvilleIslandforallmotorizedvehiclesisintendedforvisitorsonly.Freeparkingstallsareavailableandvehiclesarelimitedtooccupyonestall，onceperday，andwithinthemaximumpostedtimelimit.Whenthepostedtimelimitisreached，youmoveyourvehicle，orshouldyourequireadditionalparkingduringthesameday，yourvehiclemustbeparkedinapayparkingstall.

Freeparkingrestrictionsarestrictlyenforcedfrom7amto7pm,7daysaweek.

Onceyourvehicleisparked，youarenotpermittedtomovetoanotherfreestallonGranvilleIslandatanyothertimethroughouttheday.Youmaymovetoanyofthepaystalls.

PAIDPARKINGSTALLS

Payparkingrestrictionsarestrictlyenforcedfrom7amto7pm,7daysaweek.

DailyParking

TheDailyParkingPassisvalidfor24hoursfromthetimeofpurchase.ThepassisVOID（无效的）ifnotplacedfaceupwiththedateandtimevisible.ThepassisVOIDifnotparkedinapayparkinglot.

WeeklyParking

TheWeeklyParkingPassisvalidfor7daysfromthetimeofpurchase.ThepassisVOIDifnotplacedfaceupwiththedateandtimevisible.ThepassisVOIDifnotparkedinapayparkinglot.

MonthlyParking

Monthlyparkingislimitedandavailableonafirstcomefirstservebasisandsoldstartingonthetwentysixth（26）ofeverymonth.MonthlyParkingPassesareavailableattheGranvilleIslandAdministrationOfficefrom8：

30am—5：

00pm.

AMonthlyParkingPassallowsavehicletobeparkedinanappointedparkingstallonlywhenitisclearlydisplayed.

Lostmonthlypassescannotbereplaced.

36.VisitorstoGranvilleIslandcan.

A.parktheircarsforfreeaslongastheywish

B.movetheircarstodifferentfreestalls

C.payfortheparkingwhenthetimelimitisreached

D.usethesamefreestallformanytimes

37.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothenotice?

A.Apaidparkingpassisvalidonlywhenitisclearlydisplayed.

B.CarswiththeDailyParkingPasscanbeparkedinafreestall.

C.OnecanbuytheMonthlyParkingPassonanydayofthemonth.

D.OnecanapplyforanewMonthlyParkingPassifitislost.

B

Tuesday’sAmtrakderailment（脱轨）Philadelphia，whichclaimedeightlivesandinjuredmorethan200othershasturnedthecountry’sattentiontorailroadsafety.Butforthosecommuters（每日往返上班者）questioningwhetherornottoboardthenexttrain，statisticsmayoffersomereassurance.

AccordingtothescientificjournalBandolier，thelifetimeoddsofdyingonapassengertrainintheUSareaboutonein1,871,241.Sotrainsarestilloneofthesafestmodesoftransport；

in2013,891USfatalitieswerelinkedtorailtravel，while32,700peoplewerekilledinhighwayaccidents.

“Trainaccidentsarerare，”Dr.Zarembski，directoroftherailroadsafetyprogram，toldTheHuffingtonPost.“Accidentratein2014was2.2accidentspermilliontrainmiles，andthisnumberhasbeendecliningsteadily.”Butifyouarestillconcernedaboutsafety—orifyou’rejustcuriousaboutwhichpartofthetrainisthesafestplacetosit—sciencehasananswertothattoo.

Thefrontcarofatrainisthemostdangerousplaceintheeventofaheadoncollision，whilethelastcarislesssafeifthetrainisrearended（追尾）.Infact，trainsareninetimesmorelikelytoderailthantohitanothertrainorcarheadonortogethitfrombehind，accordingtotheFederalRailroadAdministration.Theadministrationfoundthattherewereabout13,200derailmentsfrom2005to2014，comparedwithabout1,450collisions.

Studiessuggestthatbrokenrailsorweldsaretheleadingcauseofderailments，andtheseproblemsmoreoftencausederailmentsnearthefrontofthetrain.Therefore，choosingacarlocatedinthemiddle，oroneortwobackfromthemiddleofthetrainmaybethesafestbet，RossCapon，presidentoftheNationalAssociationofRailroadPassengers，toldCBSNewYork.

Ifyoucan’tgetaseatnearthemidpointofatrain，there’sanotherpotentialsafetyfactoryoumightwanttoconsider—namely，whichwayyourseatisfacing.“Ipreferrearfacingsothatinmostcasesyouarepushedbackintotheseatintheeventofanemergencybrakingapplication.”Zarembskisaid.