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21.Mary_____aphotoofProfessorSmithwhilehewasmakingaspeech.

A.takesB.tookC.wouldtakeD.hastaken

22._____thelightinthehallwilltakemorethanmoney.

A.MendingB.MendC.BeingmendedD.Tobemended

23.Theyoungcouplewillhavetorentahouse,fortheirnewlyboughtone_____.

A.wasdecoratedB.isbeingdecorated

C.willdecorateD.haddecorated

24.－Whichcitydoyouexpecttolivein?

－Idon’tmindwhereIlive_____thereismyfavouritejob.

A.sothatB.incaseC.asfarasD.solongas

25.Wehadtospendthreemorehourswaitingin______cafeattheairportbecause

_______flightwasdelayed.

A.a;

theB.不填;

theC.the;

不填D.a;

a

26.Mycomputerneedstoberepaired.Howmuchdoyouthinkit_____?

A.wouldcostB.costC.willcostD.hascost

27.Mydaughter,_____jobrequireshertodoalotoftravelling,isalwaysawayfrom

homealot.

A.whichB.thatC.whoseD.where

28.Theyoungwomanhadhercar_____inthemudfortwohoursbeforetherescue

workersarrived.

A.trapB.trappingC.trappedD.tobetrapped

29.I’dliketogotoTommy’sbirthdaypartythisevening,butI_____just_____from

theflu.

A.am…recoveringB.will…recover

C.was…recoveringD.had…recovered

30.Glancing_____hisshoulder,Ericcouldseethedogwasrunningafterhim.

A.overB.acrossC.throughD.onto

31.IwishI_____thecarjourneyhomewithmyfriends.Nowtheyarewatchingthe

footballmatchathome.

A.willshareB.havesharedC.wouldshareD.hadshared

32.－Ihadaveryboringweekendathome.

－Whydidyoustayathome?

You_____withus.

A.mighthikeB.couldhavehiked

C.shouldhikeD.musthavehiked

33.－WhenwoulditbepossibleforLucytoseethejudgeor_____itwas—the

lawyer?

－Nextweek.

A.whichB.whoeverC.whoseD.whatever

34.Proudlyreadinghispoem,Davidglancedaroundtheroom,only_____noneofhis

classmateswaslisteningtohim.

A.foundB.findingC.findD.tofind

35.Howstrangeitis_____thestudentsaresoquietintheclassroom!

A.whereB.whenC.whetherD.that

第二节完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，共30分）

Twistwasthenameofanoldchampionracinghorse.Hewaspastthirtyyearsold,buttheheartofthetrue36stillbeatwiththegreatspirit.However,Iknewlittleaboutthe37thattheoldhorse’sspiritwouldhaveonmydaughter.

MydaughterStacyhadeverhada38experiencewitharunawayhorse.Shewasjusteightatthetime,andaterrifying39accompaniedthedisaster.Althoughshebrokenobones,her40,loveforhorsesandthedesiretolearntoridewere

41.NomatterhowmywifeandItried,wehadno42incuringthedamagecausedthatday.Butwhenshewasthirteen,aturningpointcame.OnedayasIsawStacylookintotheeyeofthe43fellowinthestall（牲口棚）,Iknewthiswasgoingtobethebeginningofa44relationship.

Fortunately,Stacy’saccidenthadnotweakenedherlovefor45ingeneral,andthissmallopeningwasallthatTwistneededtocreateanunusual46.Inthefollowingweeks,Stacybegantoexpressdaily47incomingtothestallwithme.Sheactivelyspenttimewithhim,feeding,brushingandcombinghim,allthe

48talkingtohimaboutherlife.

Thenoneday49Iwasreadyingonehorseforaride,Inoticedtheoldguy’seagerexpressionanddesiretobe50,too.SoIaskedStacyifshewantedtotakeTwistoutforaride.In51,Stacylookedonceagainintotheoldman’seye.Thatmoment,theirtwospirits52andcompletedthebondthathadbeenformingoveracoupleofmonths.Continuingtolookdeepintohiseyes,Stacydidn’t53.Sheonlynoddedyes.Momentslater,Isawthemriding54together,Stacywinningrenewed（重建的）confidenceanddesire,andTwistwinninghismedalofachild’s

55.

36.A.jumperB.memberC.ownerD.winner

37.A.wishB.abilityC.effectD.idea

38.A.strangeB.richC.badD.new

39.A.attackB.fallC.shakeD.task

40.A.prideB.skillC.luckD.confidence

41.A.destroyedB.ignoredC.violatedD.reformed

42.A.successB.needC.aimD.surprise

43.A.strongB.oldC.braveD.poor

44.A.seriousB.similarC.specialD.formal

45.A.animalsB.parentsC.friendsD.fields

46.A.impressionB.eventC.styleD.bond

47.A.thanksB.interestC.sympathyD.opinions

48.A.bestB.wayC.sameD.while

49.A.althoughB.soC.asD.because

50.A.carriedB.includedC.praisedD.trained

51.A.responseB.briefC.additionD.return

52.A.roseB.foughtC.metD.recovered

53.A.smileB.actC.thinkD.speak

54.A.offB.onC.downD.back

55.A.spiritB.heartC.agreementD.dependence

第三部分：

阅读理解（共两节，40分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，共30分）

A

Itwasthesummerof1936.TheOlympicGameswerebeingheldinBerlin.Ihadtrained,sweatedanddisciplinedmyselffor6yearsontherunningbroadjump.Ayearbefore,asacollegestudentattheOhioState,I’dsettheworld’srecordof26feet81/4inches.Nearlyeveryoneexpectedmetowin.

Iwasinforasurprise.Whenthetimecameforthebroad-jumptrials,Iwasshockedtoseeatallboyhittingthepit（坑）atalmost26feetonhispracticeleaps.HeturnedouttobeaGermannamedLuzLong.Hehadeasilyqualifiedforthefinalsonhisfirstattempt.

Anervousathleteisanathletewhowillmakemistakes.Ifouled（犯规）twiceonmyqualifyingjumps.Walkingafewyardsfromthepit,Ikickedatthedirtdisgustedly.SuddenlyIfeltahandonmyshoulder.IturnedtolookintothefriendlyblueeyesofLuzLong.“Hi,I’mLuzLong.Idon’tthinkwe’vemet.”“Gladtomeetyou,”Isaid.Then,tryingtohidemynervousness,Iadded,“Howareyou?

”“I’mfine.Somethingmustbeeatingyou.Youshouldbeabletoqualifywithyoureyesclosed.”Hesaid.

Heseemedtounderstandmynervousness,andtookpainstoreassureme.Finally,seeingthatIhadcalmeddownsomewhat,hesaid,“Whatdoesitmatterifyou’renotthefirstinthetrials?

Tomorrowiswhatcounts.”Allthetensionleftmybodyasthetruthofwhathesaidhitme.ConfidentlyIqualifiedwithalmostafoottospare.

Luzbrokehisownrecordandpushedmeontoapeakperformance.TheinstantIlandedfrommyfinaljump—theonewhichsettheOlympicrecordof26feet51/16inches—hewasatmyside,congratulatingme.　

56.Theauthorsaid“Iwasinforasurprise”becausehe_____

A.beatLuzLongB.qualifiedforthefinal

C.metagreatcompetitorD.joinedintheOlympicGames

57.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromthepassage?

A.HeremainedconfidentintheOlympicGames.

B.Hehadqualifiedforthefinalsonhisfirstattempt.

C.HehadpreparedforBerlinOlympicsinOhioState.

D.Hebroketheworldrecordoftherunningbroadjump.

58.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.AreliablemanintheOlympicGames.B.AmemorableexperienceintheOlympics.

C.AsurprisingresultintheOlympicGames.D.AgoodsuggestiononhowtowinintheOlympics.

B

Backthosephotosup

Theimageswerestriking.HomesontheEastCoastwerewashedawaybySuperstormSandy.Peoplewereintears,pickingupfadedphotographs,amongtheironlyremainingpossessions.

Ifthatdoesn’tmoveyoutogetseriousaboutsafekeepingyourlifetimeofmemories,whatwill?

Thedigitalageofferstoolsneverimaginablebefore—includingone-clickaccesstoalifetimeoffamilyphotos.

Hereisabrochureonhowtobackup（存）yourphotosandsavethemonline,wheretheycanliveforeverandbeaccessibleingoodtimesandbad.

Scanning

Thefirststepforthoseoldphotosistoscanthemandsavethemtoadigitalformat.Mostprinterscomewithscannersthesedays,sothat’saneasybutextremelytime-consumingstep.

Storingthephotos

Withyourscansinplace,importthephotosintoyourcomputer,andbackthemup.

Youcouldmakemultiplecopiesofthedisksandspreadthemtolovedones.Oryoucouldchooseexternal（外接的）harddrivesorUSBthumbdrive,andaddyourphotoandvideocollectionfromyourcomputer.

Onlinebackup

Ifyouneedlotsofspace,lookatapureonlinebackupservice,Caronite.

Caronitebacksup300millionfilesdaily.Onceyousignup,itstartstopickupeverythingyouhaveonyourharddrive.Butphotocollectiononyourcomputer’smainharddrivechargesfor$59ayear.

CloudStorage

Forfolkswhodon’tneedautomaticbackup,butinsteadwanttotakeamoreactiveapproach,Dropbox,GoogleDriveandMicrosoft’sSkyDriveletyoustorefilesonlinebyyourself,shareandinstantlyaccessthem.Allofferfreeoptions—2GBoffreestorageforDropbox,5GBforGoogleand7GBforSkyDrive.Butifyouwantmore,youneedtopay.

BottomLine

Theharddriveorflashdriveisthecheapestandeasiest.Butdrivescanfail.Onlineservicesaremoreexpensive,butmoresecure.Withmoreofusswitchingbackandforthbetweenourcomputers,suchservicesarethebestwaytogetaccesstoourdatafromwhereverweare.

59.WhydoestheauthormentionSuperstormSandy?

A.Totellthebackgroundofthescanningphotos.B.Toattractthereaders’interestinthebackups.

C.Todescribeaseverenaturaldisaster.D.Towinthereaders’sympathy.

60.Whatcanweknowfromth