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C.Justthreeyears.
第二部分听对话和短文,回答问题。
听下面一段材料,回答第6-7题。
6.Wherearethetwospeakerstalking?
A.Inthestreet.B.Attherestaurant.C.Onthephone.
7.Whattimewilltheyarrive?
A.At5:
00p.m.B.At5:
30p.m.C.At6:
00p.m.
听第一篇短文,回答第8-10题。
请根据短文内容,选择正确答案,完成信息记录表。
ACampingTrip
Whentomeet
At8:
00onMondaymorning
Whattotake
Warmclothesand8tents
Whattodo
Monday:
gointhemountainsandcampbya9Tuesday:
gothroughthenationalpark
Wednesday:
visitthe10
8.A.twoB.threeC.four
9.A.lakeB.riverC.forest
10.A.schoolB.museumC.zoo
听第二篇短文,填入所缺的单词。
Accordingtoanewsurvey(调查),studentsafety(安全)hasbecomeabigproblem.NowinmanybigcitiesofChina,manyschools11.anewlesson:
self-protection.Studentslikethislessonbecausetherearenoexamsor12.classes.Andtheycanlearnhowtosavelivesandknowhowtostop13.beforeitreallyhappens.Forexample,ifacar14.you,youshouldrememberthecarnumber.Ifitisabicycle,15.tocallyourparentsbeforeyoulettheridergo.Thisisbecauseyoudon'
tknowhowseriouslyyouarehurt.
二.单项选择(15分)
16.一Doyouknowwhichbookdoesn'
tbelongtothefourgreatclassicalChinesenovels
一OfcourseIknow,it'
s.
A.JourneytotreeWest
B.ADreamofRedMansions
C.TheRomanceoftheThreeKingdoms
D.MadameWhiteSnake
17.一Wouldyoupleasetellmetodealwithalltheproblems,Mr.Chen?
一Noproblem.
A.howB.whyC.whatD.which
18.一Whyaretheremanybooksontheground?
一Herarmsaren'
tlongenoughtothebooksonthedesk.
A.reachB.comeC.takeD.carry
19.Althoughmyideas,hedidn'
tcomeupwithhisown.
A.againstB.onC.forD.in
20.Aren'
tyoutireddoingthesameworkalltheyearround?
A.ofB.withC.fromD.across
21.Heisbusinesslike(认真的)andisoften.Ihopehewillhavemoreathisbusiness.
A.success;
successfulB.successful;
success
C.successfully;
successfulD.successful;
successful
22.Healwaysgetsangryifheiskeptforfiveminutes.
A.waitingB.waitC.towaitD.waiting
23.Theydecidedafterdinner.
A,haveabrokeB.haveabreak
C.tohaveabrokeD.tohaveabreak
24.Thesunwasshiningbrightly,everythingtheremorebeautiful.
Amaking;
lookB.tomake;
looked
C.andmade;
lookingD.andmaking;
belooked
25.一Dad,canIgotothemoviestonight?
一Sure,butyoucomebackhomebefore9o'
clock.
AcanB.mustCmayD.might
26.Wedon'
tknowitnext.Let'
sgoandaskMr.Li.
A.whattodoB.todowhatC.whethertodoD.todowhether
27.Wecan'
tworkoutthephysicsproblem.Canyoutellus?
A.howtodoB.whattodoitC.howtodoitD.whatshouldtodo
28.一Canyoucometohavedinnerwithmethisevening?
一I'
mafraidnot.Itakecareofmygrandmother.Sheisill.
A.can'
tB.havetoC.mayD.could
29.一Don'
tgiveup,mychildren.Keepandyouwillbesuccessful.
一Thankyou,Mr.Wang.We'
lltryourbest.
A.workingonB.workingoffC.forworkingD.towork
30.一Lucy,letmehelpyoufixyourcomputer.
一.Icanmanageitmyself.
A.That'
sUKB.No,thanksC.PerhapsnotD.Notatall
三.完形填空(15分)
Asdarknessfell,hundredsofpeopleintheSwissvillagelefttheirhouses.Theywerestaring(凝视)31atthemountaintopinthedistance.Itwascoveredwith32一beautifulanddangerous.
ThehugemountainiscalledMatterhornMountainclimbershad33thetop,usingthesouthernroute.Butnoonehadeverdared(敢)totryawinterclimbingupthe34side.Butnowonemanwasdaringtotrythe35route.HewasWalterBonatti,agreatmountainclimberfromItaly.
Fortwodayshehadclimbed.Thevillagepeoplehadwatchedhimanxiously(焦急地).Nowtheywerewaitingtoseehissignal(信号).Ifheplannedto36thenextday,hewouldlightagreensignal.Aredlightwouldmeanthathewasturningback.
Atinygreenlight37highonthemountainside.Bonattiwasnotgivingup!
Thepeople38.
Thenextdayhecontinuedhiswayupward.Hewassolonelyandso39!
Buthewouldnotgiveup.Againthatnighthelitthe40light.
Inthemorning,Bonatti41.Hecouldn'
tseethetop,butheknewhewas42there.Thoughtheclimbwaspainful,hemovedup.
Bonattihadspentmonths43fortheclimb.Wasthetrainingenough?
Didhehavethestrengthandskilltoclimbtothetop?
Hewasfinallyatthetop!
Newsabouthis44wasradioedtotheworld.
Thetripdownthesouthernroutewaseasy.Hewaswarmlywelcomedinthevillage.Hehaddonethe“45”andwouldbewellrememberedasaclimberofalltime.
31.A.backB.forwardC.downD.up
32.A.flowersB.rocksC.iceandsnowD.greentrees
33.A.watchedB.passedC.reachedD.climbed
34.A.westernB.easternC.southernD.northern
35.A.difficultB.strangeC.sameD.easy
36.A.turnbackB.onC.restD.stop
37.A.raisedB.appearedC.turnedonD.turnedoff
38.A.cheeredB.laughedC.jumpedD.shouted
39.A.sleepyB.excitedC.tiredD.happy
40.A.yellowB.blueCgreenD.red
41.A.wokeupB.turnedupC.gotupD.lookedup
42.A.alreadyB.almostC.hardlyD.surely
43.A.trainingB.lookingCplanningD.asking
44.A.victoryB.thingC.climbD.courage
45.A.necessaryB.importantC.uselessD.impossible
四.阅读理解(20分)
Bookstoresaresecondhomesforreaders.Althoughmanypeoplecannowbuybooksonline,manyreadersstilllikethefeelinginbookstores.Theycantouch(触摸)thebooksandsmelltheprint.
InChina,therearemanyspecialbookstores.SanlianTaofenBookstorebecamethefirst24-hourbookstoreinBeijingatthebeginningofApril.PopularHoldingsinShanghaiisafilm-themedbookstore.Ithasfilmbooksandposters.EsliteBookstoreinTaiwanoftenhasactivitiesliketalkswithfamouswriters.
Atthesametime,bookstoresoutsideChinacanbeverycolorful,too.ScarthinBooksisasmallbookstoreintheUK.Itsellsnewandsecond-handbooks.Therearemorethan10,000bookslyingontheshelvesofthestore'
s12rooms.Bart'
sBooksintheUSisagoodplacetoenjoythesunshine(阳光)whilereadingbooks.
It'
sanoutdoorbookstore.Bookshelvesareonthestreet.Whenthestoreisclosed,peoplecanstillbuybooks.Theyjustputmoneyintothedoor'
scoinbox.Wherecanyoufindacafe,barandbookstoreinjustoneplaces?
TheanswerisprobablyElPenduloinMexico.Booksline(排列成行)thewallsofthestore.Onthesecondfloor,visitorscanordereverydaymealsinthecafeanddrinksfromthebar.Inordertokeepcool,therearegreenplantsandtreesinside.Doesitlooklikeapark?
46.specialbookstoresinsideChinaarementioned(提到)inthepassage.
A.2B.3C.5D.6
47.ScarthinBooksis.
A.a24-hourbookstoreB.anoutdoorbookstore
C.intheUSD.small
48.Peoplecanstillbuybooksatwhenit'
sclosed.
A.Bart'
sBooksB.PopularHoldings
C.EsliteBookstoreD.ElPendulo
49.ReaderscanatElPendulo.
A.talkwithfamouswritersB.ordermeals
C.enjoythesunshineD.buyfilmposters
50.ThereareinsideElPenduloinordertokeepcool.
A.12roomsB.bookshelves
C.greenplantsandtreesD.coinboxes
B
Youeattostayfitandkeepyourbodyworking,right?
Thenreadingisfoodforyourmindandsoul.Readinginformsyouofwhat'
shappeningaround.Readingencouragesyoutothinkandimagine,thinkoutoftheboxandimaginetheimpossible.
Inthepast,peoplejustreadbooks,onlybooks.Today,wehavebooksonline,whichmakesreadingeasy.Theweb,ournewstorehouseofinformation,isjustaclickaway.Butthisisinnowayhasstolenthemagicofreadingbooks,thesoundoftheirpagesfluttering(翻页)andthesmellsof...Youcanlieinbedwithabook,butwithacomputeryoupossiblycan'
t.Nomatterhowyouread,readingisimportant.
Rememberthosebedtimestories?
Wereadfunfactsaboutanimals,plantsandtheuniverse.Weask“why”and“how”.Inbooks,wefindtheanswers.Childrenwhoareintroducedtoreadingatanearlyageseemtohaveabetterunderstandingofphonics(语音学).Theymasterlanguageskillseasily,havearichervocabularyandhavegreaterreadingabilities.Children,whogrowupreadinggoodbooks,mostlystandout.Thewaytheythinkandactisverydifferentfromthosewhohaveneverbeenintroducedtoreading.Readingnotonlyaddstotheirknowledgebutalsoshapetheirpersonalities.
Themoreyouread,themorecreativeyouwillbecome.Readingdevelopsvocabulary,improveslanguageskillsandsharpens(使敏捷)yourproblem-solvingabilities.Readinggivesyouknowledgeandmakesyoumoreconfident.Themoreyoureadaboutothers'
lifeexperiences,thebetterdecision-makeryouwillbecome.
Readingabouttheimportanceofreadingcanleadyoutoreadmoreandmore.Sochooseabookyoulikeanddon'
tstopreadinguntilyoureachtheend.Andevenafterthatreadasmuchasyoucan.
51.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?
A.Childrenshouldstartreadingatayoungage.
B.Parentsshouldtelltheirchildrenstorieseveryday.
C.Teenagersshouldthinkandactdifferentlyfromothers.
D.Studentsshouldfindanswerstotheirquestionsinbooks.
52.Whenyouread,thebooks.
A.mustbestorybooks
B.shouldbeonlyabouttheimportanceofreading
C.mustbepaperbooks
D.shouldbefinishedreading
53.Theund