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—Exactly.Heisoneofthegreatesttennisplayersintheworldand_______18grandslams（大满贯）alltogether.
A.achievesB.achievedC.hasachievedD.willachieve
11.—
Our
monitor,
Lin
Tao,
keeps
all
his
things
in
good
order.
—
That'
s
true.
He'
so
_______,
and
we
should
learn
from
him.
A.creativeB.generousC.modestD.organized
12.LastDecember，amanwhostoleasharedbike_______1,000yuanbythepolice.
A.finedB.wasfinedC.willbefinedD.hasfined
13.—
You
look
tired.
What'
wrong
with
you?
I
stayed
up
late
last
night.
_______
my
speech
eight
o'
clock
to
midnight.
A.practicedB.ampracticingC.waspracticingD.haspracticed
14.—
To
London?
Don'
t
miss
red
phone
boxes
the
streets.
They'
re
a
symbol
of
English
culture.
_______.
A.ThanksforyouradviceB.hopeso
C.Sorry，Idon'
tknowD.Thankyouallthesame
15.—HowisyourMayDayholiday，John?
—Notbad.Youseemsohappy.Couldyoutellme_______?
A.whatplaceyouhavebeento
B.ifyouvisityourgrandparents
C.whodidyouspendtheholidaywith
D.thatyouwatchedafootballmatch
二．完形填空
Asakid，IusedtospendmysummerswithmygrandparentsontheirfarminTexas.Ihelpedthemwithfarmingattimes.Luckily，theyacaravan，akindofcardesignedforpeopletoliveinwhiletravelling.Everyfewsummers，we'
dtraveltogetheraroundtheUSandCanada.
Ononetrip，Iwasabout10yearsold.Iwasplayingaroundinthebackofthecarmygrandfatherwasdriving.Mygrandmotherhadthepassengerseat.Shesmokedthroughthetrip，andIhatedthe，whichmademecoughalot.Ireadaboutsmokinginanarticle.Itsaysthateverypuff（吸）ofacigarettetakestwominutesoffyourlife.Ithenumberofcigarettesperdayandthepuffspercigarette.WhenIcameupwithareasonable（合理）number，Iwas.ThenImovedmyheadintothefrontofthecarandproudly，"
Sofar，you'
vetakennineyearsoffyourlife!
"
Hearingthis，mygrandmotherbegantocryanditwasnotwhatI.Ididnotknowwhattodo.Mygrandfather，whohadbeendriving，stoppedthecar，gotoutofitandopenedmydoor.Helookedatmecalmly，andsaid，"
See，grandmotheriscrying！
Oneday，you'
llunderstandthatit'
shardertobekindthanclever."
AsIgrowup，Irealizethatclevernessisagiftandkindnessisachoice.Giftsareeasy—theyaregiven.Choicescanbehard，soitseemsmoredifficulttobekind.
1.A：
producedB：
ownedC：
requiredD：
returned
2.A：
asB：
whenC：
whileD：
though
3.A：
dustB：
tasteC：
noiseD：
smell
4.A：
guessedB：
countedC：
collectedD：
received
5.A：
afraidB：
relaxedC：
satisfiedD：
worried
6A：
repliedB：
explainedC：
presentedD：
announced
7.A：
dreamedB：
enjoyedC：
supportedD：
expected
8.A：
infearB：
insilenceC：
withprideD：
withsadness
9.A：
gentlyB：
loudlyC：
powerfullyD：
confidently
10.A：
inallB：
afterallC：
aboveallD：
firstofall
三．阅读理解
A
Whenmeetingstrangers，weusuallynoticetheirhair，skincolourandclothes.Weliketogroupthosethingswedon'
tknowbycomparingthemwiththethingsweknow.
Sowhat'
swrongwiththis?
Forexample，wethinkthatshortboyscan'
tpossiblybegoodbasketballplayers.Thegirlswholovetobedressedupcan'
tbeexcellentstudents.Orwethinkshystudentscan'
tbegoodatgivingspeeches.Thesearetypical（典型）examplesofstereotypes.
Stereotypesmakepeopleformawrongopinionaboutothersatfirstsight.Infact，ittakesalotmorethanjustlookingatapersontoknowandunderstandhimorher.Thefollowingismystory.
Oneday，itwassnowing，butnotveryheavily.Beforeclass，Icollectedalltheexercisebooksandsentthemtotheteachers'
office.Theexercisebookslookedpilesinmyarms，soIcouldhardlyseetheground.Suddenly，Islippedover（滑倒）anddroppedalltheexercisebooksIwascarrying.
Itriedtostandupbutfailed，IwasabouttopickthemupwhenIsawaboycomingtowardsme.ItwasMike.
MikeandIhadbeenclassmatesforover2years，butwehadneversharedmorethan5sentencestogether.Hewasaboywithfewwords，butIlikedtalking.Weweretotallydifferent.Ididn'
tlikehimanddidn'
twanttobeseenatthatmoment.
"
Anythingserious?
Hiswordsbroughtmeoutofmythoughts."
Isawyousittingonthegroundfromthebackwindow，soIrushedhere.Letmehelpyou!
Hehelpedmeupandpickedalltheexercisebooksup.
Seeingthis，IwassomovedthatIcouldn'
tsayasingleword.
Wewalkedtowardstheteachers'
officeandthistime，hetalkedalottome.IfoundquiteadifferentMike.
Itookadeepbreathandsaidtomyself，"
Inearlymadeabigmistake—judging（判断）MIkeonlybyhisappearance."
1.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedastypicalexamplesofstereotypes?
A：
Dishonestchildrencan'
tbeothers'
truefriends.
B：
Shystudentscan'
tbegoodatgivingspeeches.
C：
Shortboyscan'
tpossiblybegoodbasketballplayers.
D：
Thegirlswholovetobedressedupcan'
tbeexcellentstudents.
2.WhydidthewriterdislikeMikeatthebeginning?
Becausethewriterdidn'
tknowMikeatall.
BecauseMikedidn'
thandinhisexercisebook.
Becausethewriterthoughttheyweren'
tthesametype.
thelpthewritercollecttheexercisebooks.
3.Thewriterprobablywantstotellus_______.
we'
dbetternotgooutsideonsnowydays
weshouldgetalongwellwithourclassmates
peopleshouldn'
tjudgesomeoneatfirstsight
peoplewithdifferentpersonalitiescan'
tbefriends
B
TheDiaryofaYoungGirlwaswrittenbyagirlnamedAnneFrank.Itisatrueexperienceofateenagerinwartime（WorldWarII，1939—1945）andithasalsobecomeasymbolofthevictoryofthehumanspirit.
Here'
soneofAnne'
sdiaries.
1.Theunderlinedphrase"
somethingwonderful"
refersto（指代）that_______.
Anne'
sfamilycouldlistentonews
Italycapitulated
theDutchprogramwasuplifting
Mr.Koophuiswascheerful
2.WhatisthemostprobabledatethatMr.Koophuisreturnedfromhospital?
10September.B：
24September.
3October.D：
17October.
3.WhichofthefollowingisprobablyNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
Anneoftenfacedunpleasantthings.
sfamilygotnewsonradio.
Mr.KoophuiswaswelcomeinAnne'
sfamily.
Mr.Koophuiswasquiteafraidofhisoperation.
C
Haveyoueverwonderedhowweknowthethingsthatweknow?
Howdoweknow，forexample，thatthestarsarereallyhugeballsoffireliketheSunandveryfaraway?
AndhowdoweknowthattheEarthisasmallerballturningroundoneofthosestars，theSun?
Thekeytothesequestionsis"
evidence"
，whichmeansthefacts，signsorobjectsthatmakeyoubelievesomethingistrue.
Sometimesevidencemeansactually（实际地）seeing（orhearing，feelings，smelling...）thatsomethingistrue.AstronautshavetravelledfarenoughfromtheEarthtoseewiththeirowneyesthatitisround.Sometimesoureyesneedhelp.The"
eveningstar"
lookslikeabrighttwinkleinthesky，butwithatelescope（望远镜）youcanseethatitisabeautifulball.Somethingthatyoulearnbydirectseeing（orhearingorfeeling...）iscalledanobservation.
Oftenevidenceisn'
sjustobservationonitsown，butobservationalwayshidesatthebackofit.Ifthere'
sbeenamurder，oftennobody（exceptthemurdererandthedeadperson!
）actuallyobservedit.Butdetectivescangathertogetherlotsofotherobservationswhichmayallpointtowardsthesuspect.Ifaperson'
sfingerprintsmatchthosefoundonaknife，thisisevidencethathetouchedit.Itdoesn'
tprovethathedidthemurder，butitcanhelpwhenit'
sjoinedupwithlotsofotherevidence.
Prediction（预测）helpstolookforevidence.Scientistsmakeaguessaboutwhatmightbetrue.Forexample，iftheworldisreallyround，wecanpredictthatanyofus，goingonandoninthesamedirection，shouldeventuallyfindourselvesbackwherewestarted.
Peoplesometimessaythatyoumustbelieveinfeelingsdeepinside，butnotalltheinsidefeelingsarerealevidence.
Whatcanwedoaboutallthis?
Whensomebodytellsyousomethingthatsoundspossible，thinktoyourself：
Isthereanyevidenceforthat?
And，nexttimesomebodytellsyouthatsomethingistrue，whynotsaytothem：
Whatkindofevidenceisthereforthat?
Remember，alwaysthinkcarefullybeforeyoubelieveaword.
1.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
Whatyouseedirectlyisrealevidence.
Predictionhelpstoprovesomethingifitistrue.
Peopleshouldalwaysbelievetheirinsidefeelings.
Astronautsfindthe
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