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A.thatB.whatC.whichD.whose
24.Inthepastdecades,seaice______intheArcticasaresultofglobalwarming.
A.hadmeltedB.hasbeenmeltingC.meltedD.ismelting
25.NeithermywifenorImyself______abletopersuademydaughtertochangeher______.
A.is;
thoughtB.am;
mindC.are;
decisionD.am;
brain
26.---IsJackstillasleepinclass?
---Ithinkhe_______becriticizedifhegoesonwithit.
A.needB.shallC.canD.would
27._______weatheritis,weshallsetoutontime.
A.WhateverB.HoweverC.WheneverD.Whether
28.---Itiswhatparentssayanddothatreallymattersinchildren’scharactertraining.
---________.
A.ProperlyB.DoubtfullyC.SimplyD.Absolutely
29.________repeatedly,theproblemstillappearedinthebeginners’homework.
A.ExplainingB.HavingexplainedC.HavingbeenexplainedD.Tobeexplained
30.______itrainheavilytomorrow,wewouldhavetoputoffthevisittotheForbiddenCity.
A.WereB.ShouldC.WouldD.Will
31.Sofarwehavedonealottobuildalow-carboneconomy,yetitisstill_________ideal.
Wehavetoworkevenharder.
A.farfromB.nexttoC.outofD.dueto
32.----Thefreegiftdoesn’tlookgood.
----________,madam,butifyouwantgoodquality,youhavetopayforit.
A.NodoubtB.NooffenceC.NoproblemD.Noway
33.Mynieceusedtolivein__________wasknownas“LuckyCommunity”.
A.whatB.whereC.whichD.wherethere
34.Kateisoneofthe________customerstoMeetAllbecauseshelivesjusttwoblocksaway.
A.usualB.normalC.frequentD.gradual
35.Notonly_________aschoolforhishometownthatyear,but________ahelpinghandto
thepeopleintheearth-strickenarea.
A.hebuilt;
helentB.hebuilt;
didhelend
C.didhebuild;
didhelendD.didhebuild;
helent
第二节完形填空(共20小题;
每小题2分,满分40分)
阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Iwasfeelingalittlebluebecausemymotherhadbeenlaidofffromherjobandshehadlotsofbillstopay.Itleftmewonderingwhatwasgoingtohappentousnow.
Igotoffthecollegeshuttlebusandstartedwalking.That’s36Iheardpianomusicandsingingrisingabovethenoiseofthepeopleandthetraffic.IwalkedalittleslowersothatIcould37whereitwascomingfrom.38thecrowdIsawayoungladysittingatapianowithacarriagenexttoher.Shewassingingsongsaboutlove,keepingontrying,andnotunderestimating(低估)thepowerwithinyourself.Thewayshewassinging39meabit.Istoodtherewatchingherplayforaboutfifteenminutes,thinkingthatitmust40toperformaloneinthemiddleofacrowdedplace.
Shemusthavefeltmy41becauseshewould42lookinmydirection.ThenIwalkedoverandputsome43inhercarriageandshesaid,“Thankyou”.Insteadofcontinuingmywayhome,Isaidtoher,“Ihavebeen44aroughtimelately,butyou’vemademe45again.”
“I’mhappythatIcouldhelp,”shereplied.“Whyareyousosad?
”
“Well,mymumtoldmeshehadgot46fromherjob,andthatmademesad.I’mnotsosurewhattodo…”
“Yousee,here’stheproblem,”sheexplained.“Whileyouwere47,yourheadwasdown.Don’tlook48,because49comesindifferentwaysandifyourheadweredown,youmightloseit.”
Shealsoexplainedtomethatshesawalotof50peopleintheworldandshetriedtobringmore51bysharingmotivational(鼓舞人心的)music.Shetoldmethatwhenshewasn’tmakingmusicshestudied52.So,thatwashowsheknewsomeofthethingsshewastellingme.
I53alittlewiderbecauseIknewthatshewasdoingagoodthing.So,afterwe54,myheartwas55andlightenedbyamusicalsoul!
36.A.whereB.whyC.whichD.when
37.A.turnoutB.takeinC.findoutD.getin
38.A.AcrossB.ThroughC.BetweenD.Above
39.A.comfortedB.annoyedC.scaredD.reminded
40.A.taketimeB.taketurnsC.takeactionD.takecourage
41.A.absenceB.performanceC.presenceD.regret
42.A.angrilyB.occasionallyC.generallyD.faithfully
43.A.cardsB.foodC.booksD.money
44.A.goingthroughB.gettingupC.takingoverD.runningtowards
45.A.curiousB.eagerC.sadD.hopeful
46.A.hiredB.promotedC.paidD.fired
47.A.runningB.drivingC.walkingD.riding
48.A.proudB.defeatedC.absorbedD.puzzled
49.A.opportunityB.troubleC.difficultyD.dream
50.A.positiveB.activeC.energeticD.negative
51.A.recordsB.povertyC.positivityD.indifference
52.A.politicsB.psychologyC.biologyD.art
53.A.smiledB.changedC.influencedD.sighed
54.A.respondedB.partedC.agreedD.understood
55.A.hitB.sunkC.tiedD.touched
第三部分.阅读理解(共20小题;
每小题3分,满分60分)
第一节(共15小题;
每小题3分,满分45分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。
A
Question:
Ihaveaone-year-oldfemalebulldog,whohasrecentlytakentobitingmyshoeswhenweareintheparkandI’monthemobile.ShecanbeslightlyaggressiveandI’mstartingtogetworriedandabitannoyed.HowdoIstopher?
----Susan,London.
Answer:
Youneedtogetthisproblemundercontrolbeforeitcouldescalate(恶化).Ialwaysadviseownersnottotalkonthemobilephonewhentheygoforawalkwiththeirdogs,becausetheyshouldbefocusingonthistimewiththeirpets,butIknowpeoplehavebusylivesandneedtomakephonecalls.
Thebehaviorsheisshowingiseithercontrollingorplayfulness,buttheybothresultfromthesameissue----youarenotpayingattentiontoher.Ifyoumustmakephonecallswhileonawalk,trytostillengagewithyourdogbyspeakingtowardsher,playingsomesortsofgameandsoon.Ifthatdoesn’twork,you’llhavetotrymoreofatrainingapproach.
Youwillneedatraininglineandsometreats.Startyourwalkintheusualway,makeaphonecall,andwhenyourdogstartsdisplayingtheundesiredbehavior,simplystopwalking---otherwiseshewillseeitasagame.Whensheiscalmandlookingatyou,orifshesits,giveheratreat;
thencontinuewalking.Ifshestartsupagain,pickupthelead,gentlypullit,andtellher“no”.Thenaskhertositandgiveheratreatifshedoes.
Theaimofthisistotrytogethertoforgethowmuchfunitisbitingyourshoes.Dolittlesessionseveryday---andtrynottoanswerthephoneifyouknowit’sgoingtobealongconversation.Bepatientandgoodluck!
Rememberthatifananimalshowssignsofdistressordiscomfort,anearlyvisittothevetisalwaysrecommended.
56.WhatisSusancomplainingaboutinherquestion?
A.Shedoesn’tknowhowtomakephonecallswhilewalkingadog.
B.Shehasnoideahowtogetalongwellwithherdog.
C.Shegetsworriedthatherdogisgettingannoyed.
D.Shefindsherdogisgettingalittleaggressive.
57.Theprobablereasonwhythepetdogbitesitsowner’sshoesisthat______.
A.theownerisn’tpayingattentiontoher
B.theowneroftenmakestroubleforthedog
C.theownerplayssomedullgameswithher
D.theownerdoesn’tlikethepetdoganymore
58.Thesolutiontodealingwiththedistressordiscomfortofpetsisto_____.
A.talkwiththemregularly
B.takethemtoseethevet
C.playgameswiththem
D.letthembiteyourshoes
59.HowcanSusangetherpetdogtoforgetthefunfrombitinghershoes?
A.Byplayingsomesortofgamewiththepetdog.
B.Bypunishingthepetdogstrictly.
C.Bytraininghernottodoso.
D.Byleavingherathome.
B
ThereismoretotourisminBritainthanyoumightthink.
WhenyouthinkoftouristsitesinBritain,whatdoyouthinkof?
BigBenandtheTowerofLondon?
LockNess?
Shakespeare’sbirthplaceatStrafford-upon-Avon?
TherearemanyfamoustouristattractionsintheUKandtheyattractmillionsofvisitorseachyear.Butalongwiththefamousnamestherearethousandsofotherinterestingplacesthatareonlyopentothepublicforafewdayseachyear.HeritageOpenDaystakesplaceeachSeptemberandletsthepublicvisitplacesthatwouldnormallybeoutofbounds.Amongthethousandsofhistoricsitestherearecastlesandfactories,townhallsandchurches.Herewelookatsomeoftheplacesthatmosttouristsmightnotknowabout.
RomanBaths---Chester
TheseRomanbathsarealmosttwothousandyearsoldandafascinatinginsightintothehistoryofthecitybuttheyaren’toftenopentovisitorsbecausetheyareunderaclothesshopandashopthatsellsbakedpotatoes!
InOpenDaysweek,visitorscangodownstairstothebasementoftheshopsandfindalittlepieceofhistory.
TennisClub---Birmingham
EdgbastonTennisClubopenedin1860andistheoldesttennisclubintheworld.Visitorscanseetheclub’scollectionoftennisclothesandequipmentandlearnaboutthegame’srichhistory.
ArdmanAnimation---Bristol
ThestudiosthatproducedthefamousWallaceandGromitanimatedfilmsopenitsdoorstothepublictoletpeoplefindoutmoreabouthowthefilmsaremade.
PaddockWood---Kent
Afamilyhousewheresomeoftheroomsareunchangedsincethe1920s.Thehome’sowner,SarahHamilton,ishappytoop