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D.extremely

4.Ifyou______myadvice,youwouldn’tbeinsuchtroublenow.

A.took

B.takes

C.hastaken

D.hadtaken

5.Themeeting______,welefttheroomquicklyfordinner.

A.over

B.wasover

C.isover

D.beenover

A

6.Allthemoney______,Frederickstartedlookingforwork.

A.havingspent

B.hasbeenspent

C.havingbeenspent

D.hadbeenspent

C

7.______histalkwhenMaryranoutofthelecturehall.

A.Hardlyhadhebegun

B.Hardlyhehadbegun

C.Hardlyhehasbegun

D.Hehardlyhadbegun

8.Thetwosistersare______inmanyways,notonlyinappearancebutalsoin

temperament.

A.like

B.likely

C.alike

D.lively

9.Thepurposeoftheprogramistoprovidetrainingforemployeessothatthey

canwork______.

A.late

B.later

C.lately

D.latest

10.Ihopemyboyfriendwillbehandsome,strongand______kind.

A.aboveall

B.inall

C.atall

D.afterall

二、ClozeTest（10points,1pointeach）下列短文中有十个空白，每个空白有四个选

项。

根据上下文要求选出最佳答案，并在答题纸上将相应的字母涂黑。

1.Howevercarefulonemaybe,hecannotpossiblylistencarefullytoeverything

thathehears.Thereare1ofreasonsforthis.Oneofthemistheoverloadof

messagesmostofus2eachday.Inadditiontothenumeroushourswe3hearingother

peoplespeak,wemayspendseveralhourslisteningtotheradioorsittinginfront

ofatelevisionset.4,itisimpossibletofocusourattentioncompletelyonwhat

issaid;

ourmindmightbe5elsewhere.Preoccupationwithourpersonalconcernsis

6reasonwedon’talwayslistencarefully.Aromance7souroragoodgradeona

testmaytakeprominenceinourmindevenas8isspeakingtous.Furthermore,we

aresurroundedbyallkindsofnoiseswhichinterfere9listening.Forexample,

voicesatapartyor10oftrafficmaysimplymakeitdifficultforustocatch

everythingthatisbeingsaid.

（1）.

（A）.thenumber

（B）.anumber

（C）.number

（D）.numbers

（2）.

（A）.accept

（B）.obtain

（C）.receive

（D）.possess

（3）.

（A）.put

（B）.consume

（C）.spend

（D）.spare

（4）.

（A）.Besides

（B）.Whereas

（C）.Otherwise

（D）.Nevertheless

（5）.

（A）.wondering

（B）.swinging

（C）.recycling

（D）.wandering

（6）.

（A）.other

（B）.some

（C）.theother

（D）.another

（7）.

（A）.gone

（B）.going

（C）.goes

（D）.went

（8）.

（A）.anyone

（B）.everyone

（C）.someone

（D）.few

（9）.

（A）.to

（B）.with

（C）.of

（D）.about

（10）.

（A）.sound

（B）.noise

（C）.voice

（D）.scream

三、ReadingComprehension（30points，2pointseach）从下列每篇短文的问题后所

给的四个选择项中选出一个最佳答案，并在答题纸上将相应的字母涂黑。

1.Thelongsummerholidaysarefinallyoverandsomeparentsarepleased.“we

worrymoreabouttheirsafetyintheholidays,”explainsonemotherfromNorth

London.Ifteenagersarenotwanderingaroundonpublictransportinabigand

potentiallydangerouscity,theyarechattingtostrangersinaninternetchatroom!

Well,that’sanextremepictureoftheUKtoday,butmanyparentsareworriedabout

howmuchfreedomtheycangivetheirchildrenduringtheholidaysandatweekends.

Weekendsarenottheonlytimetoworry!

Newspapersarefullofstoriesabouttoo

manyschoolkidsgoingtoschoolbycarbecausetheirparentsdonotwantthemto

travelaloneonabusortrain.Thissummerthereweremorefrighteningstoriesof

teenagersdisappearingwithquestionablefriendsthattheymetonthenet.Allthe

Mediastorieshelpincreaseparentsfears,butistheUKreallysodangerous?

Manyyoungpeoplefeelthatlifefortheirparentswaseasier.Inthe1960syoung

peopleplayedinthestreetsmoreandtraveledaroundtownwithouttheirparents.

“Atleastourparentscankeeptabsonus,”says16yearoldJulia.“Somanypeople

havemobilephonesnowandtheirparentsringtofindoutwheretheyare.Iusemy

mobiletogetDadtocometothestationwhenIarrivelate.”Mobilesarenotjust

expensivetoys;

theyhelpkeepyoungpeoplesafe.Mostsignificantly,theymake

parentsfeelbetter.Onlyoneproblemis,though,thatsomeyoungpeoplehavebeen

attackedbythieveswhowanttostealtheirmobilephones.

Youngpeoplelikegoingoutwithfriends,buttheynowneedtolearnhowtogethome

safely.FivemillionyoungpeopleintheUKbetweentheagesof9to16usechat

roomstomakefriends,butthey,too,needtobecarefulandnevergivetheir

personaldetailstoastranger.Youngpeopletodayhavemoreopportunitiestomeet

newpeopleandgooutatnightmorethantheirparentseverdid.Nowschools,

televisionprogramsandnewspapersmusthelpteenagerstoenjoytheirfreedomandto

beresponsiblefortheirownsafety.

（1）.Someparentsareupsetaboutthesummerholidaysmainlybecausetheir

children_______.

（A）.wanderaroundonbusinthecity

（B）.chattostrangersinInternetchatrooms

（C）.makequestionablefriendsonthenet

（D）.aretakenlittlecareofbyteachers

（2）.Forthesakeofthesafety,manyparentssendtheirkidstoschool_______.

（A）.bycar

（B）.bybus

（C）.bytrain

（D）.bypublictransport

（3）.Mostsignificantly,mobilephones_______.

（A）.enableparentskeepaclosewatchontheirkids

（B）.helpkeepteenagerssafe

（C）.makeparentsfeellessworried

（D）.protectteenagersfrombeingattacked

（4）.Teenagersshouldnevergiveanystrangers_______.

（A）.theirmobilephonenumbers

（B）.theirfamilyaddress

（C）.theirpersonalinformation

（D）.theirparents’names

（5）.Thispassageismainlyabout_______.

（A）.freedomforteenagersinsummerholidays

（B）.safetyforteenagersinsummerholidays

（C）.activitiesforteenagersinsummerholidays

（D）.troublesforteenagersinsummerholidays

2.Thethreatofaglobaloutbreak（疾病大爆发）ofbirdflumakesiturgentfor

theinternationalcommunitytocooperateeffectively.Wealthycountrieswillhaveto

providehundredsofmillionsofdollarsforthetestingandproductionofmedicines

necessaryfortreatingpatientssufferingfrombirdflu.Developingcountries,

particularlyinSoutheastAsia,wherethebirdfluvirus（病毒）hasspreadsince

1997,mustworkoutspecialprogramssothatfarmerswillnothidesignsofpossible

outbreaks.Inaddition,thewaysuchfarmbirdsaschickensandducksare

traditionallyraisedandmarketedinthedevelopingworldshouldbechanged;

there

shouldbemoredistancebetweenthebirdsandtheirkeepers.Countriesshoulddeal

withthediseasewithjointeffort.Ifonecountryisinadequatelyprepared,itwill

beathreattoeveryothercountry.

Thepotentialeffectsofanationaloutbreakofbirdfluareenormous.Firstly,an

outbreakmaykilllargenumbersofpeople.WorldHealthOrganization（WHO）estimates

thatanoutbreaksimilartothemildHongKongfluof1968couldkillasmanyas7.4

millionpeople.Ifitwereasdangerousasthe1918Spanishflu,whichkilled50

million,thenumberwouldbemuchhigher.Secondly,suchanoutbreakmaycausegreat

financialdamage.Thelatestoutbreakofbirdflu,whichbeganinDecember2003,has

costSoutheastAsiamorethan＄10billionanddepresseditsGDPby1.5percent.If

anewoutbreakofbirdfluweretolastforawholeyear,＄800billionwouldbe

lost.

Despitethe124humancasesand63deathsfrombirdflusinceDecember2003,the

virusremainsmainlyadiseaseofanimals.However,themoreanimalsthatdieofthe

disease,themorechancesithasofspreadingtopeople.Largenumbersofdeador

dyingbirdsmeanthatmorepeoplewillbeexposedtothevirus,whichcouldin

theorycombinewithahumanfluvirusandchangeintoaviruswithnew

characteristics.Iftheinternationalcommunityworkstogetherefficiently,mancan

surelypreventsuchavirusandpossiblysavemillionsoflives.

（1）.Facedwiththethreatofaglobaloutbreakofbirdflu,theinternational

communityshould_______.

（A）..establishnewmarkets

（B）.worktogethereffectively

（C）..stopbirdsfromflyingtoothercountries

（D）.raisefewerchickensandducks

（2）.Thesecondparagraphfocuseson_______.

（A）.WorldHealthOrganization

（B）.flusinHongKongandSpain

（C）.theeconomyofSoutheastAsia

（D）.possibleeffectsofabirdfluoutbreak

（3）.Thenumberofpeoplewhohavediedofbirdflusince2003is_______.

（A）.63

（B）.124

（C）.7.4million

（D）.50million

（4）.Inthethirdparagraph,theauthorismainlyinterestedin_______.

（A）.stimulatingfinancialgrowth

（B）.reducingeconomicdamages

（C）.savinghumanlives

（D）.protectingbirdspecies

（5）.ThepassagedealswithallthefollowingaspectsaboutbirdfluEXCEPT

_______.

（A）.theoriginandhistoryofbirdflu

（B）.theimportanceofinternationalcooperation

（C）.thepossibledangersofanationaloutbreak

（D）..thesignificanceofpreventingitfromspreading

3.Manyoftoday’smosttrustedsalestechniqueswereinventedoveracen