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A.KillingtheparentbirdsB.Attackedthenests

C.DeprivedoftheirnaturalhabitatD.Clearingtheforesttomakegrassland

29.Itiswrongforoursocietytobecompletely_____,theresultofwhichmaybethatwearerapidly_____ourlimitednaturalresources.

A.consumer-orienting,exhaustedB.consumer-oriented,exhausted

C.consumer-orienting,exhaustingD.consumer-oriented,exhausting

30.Allthemoneyandclothesraisedinthischarityshowwillbe_____topeoplelivinginpoorinlandareas.

A.belongedB.goneC.givenD.entitled

31.Asanenvironmentalist,Imademynewcenturywishtoeveryoneinchina–saynoto_____everydayarticlesliketoothbrushesandchopsticks.

A.profitableB.recyclableC.portableD.disposable

32.Consideredtheprimarywrongdoerofenvironmentalpollution,automobilesinmanybigmoderncitiesare_____withpollution-controldevices.

A.mixedB.equippedC.installedD.stocked

33.Scientistsareincreasingly_____thattheearthisgettinghotterbecauseofthebuildupoftheatmosphereofcarbondioxideandothergases.

A.convincedB.determinedC.expectedD.relieved

34.Iftherewerenosubjunctivemood,English_____mucheasier.

A.willbeB.wouldhaveC.shallhavebeenD.wouldbe

35.WhentheautumnfashionsarriveinAugust,shopswill_____awaythesummerclothesatdiscountprices.w.w.w.k.s.5.u.c.o.m

A.stumbleB.clearC.driveD.dump

36.Whatistragicisthat,onaverage,oneofeveryfourfish_____isdeadandunnecessarilythrownoverboard.

A.beingcaughtB.iscaughtC.caughtD.whichcaught

37._____fishstocksoverexploited,orseriouslydestroyed,theocean,thelastgreatpieceofwildernessonthisplanet,is_____serioustrouble.

A.That…outofB.With…inC.Because…noD.For…of

38.Supplyingfoodandemployment,regulatingourclimateandprovidingtransportation,theoceanis_____toourlivesinmanyways.

A.basicB.accessibleC.dramaticD.known

39.Becauseofthebirthpeak20yearsago,a（n）_____numberofyoungpeoplefindthemselvesfacingafulljobmarket.

A.growingB.failingC.upcomingD.decreased

40.Hislifeisinsuchamessasleadsto_____inaviciouscycle.

A.himcaughtB.hisbeingcaughtC.himtobecaughtD.hiscaught

41.Alotofcountrieshavebenefitedaloteconomicallyfrom_____thescientificdiscoveriesmadeintheiruniversitiesorevenmiddleschools.

A.expandingB.explodingC.exploitingD.exposing

42.Thejournalisthasdevelopedthehabitofhavinghiscameraathand,_____heshouldseesomethingthatwouldmakeagoodnewspicture.

A.justincaseB.inanycaseC.innocaseD.inwhichcase

43.Therevolutionarysystemofrobot-controlledfarmingdevelopedbytheIsraeliinventorwas_____hebelievedcouldchangethefaceofmodernagriculture.

A.whenB.whichC.howD.what

44.Once,a_____portionofpoorfamilieshadtheirchildrendeprivedofhighereducation,butnowstudentshavingeconomicdifficultiescanreceiveloanfromthegovernment.

A.acceptableB.sizableC.feasibleD.suitable

45.Apowerfulinlandearthquake,_____amagnitudeof6.3,rattledtheIndonesianislandofSumatratoday,levelinghundredsofbuildingsandkillingatleast70people.

A.measuredB.tomeasureC.measuringD.measure

46.Thoughthiswasanoriginalorcreativeinvention,itturnedoutthatitwasnot_____usefulinreallifeforvariousreasons.WHICHISNOTPROPER?

A.alittleB.nearlyC.atallD.exactly

47.Entitled“OneWorld,OneDream,UniversalHumanRights”,theletter_____China'

sleadersaswellasheadsofinternationalorganizationsincludingtheUNandtheIOC.

A.wasaddressedtoB.wasaddressedC.addressedD.addressedto

48.Withhousepricessoaring,havingahouseoftheirownseemstobe_____ofmostyoungwhitecollars.w.w.w.k.s.5.

A.fairlywithinthemeansB.farbeyondthemeansC.quitebymeansofD.ratherwithoutthemeans

49._____theylistenedquietlyandthencameupwithmanygreatideasandsuggestions.

A.ThatimpressedonmeB.Whatimpressedmewasthat

C.WhatimpressedonmethatD.Aswasimpressedmethat

50.Withthatcalmand_____smileofhers,ouranxietyalmostdisappearedintothinair.

A.confusingB.reassuringC.opposingD.demanding

51.TheMinister’srefusaltomeetthepress_____justhowseriousthecrisisis.

A.detectedB.relievedC.revealedD.concealed

52.I’mafraidwhathappensinthehistoricalfilmbearslittle______towhatactuallyhappened.

A.coincidenceB.influenceC.inferenceD.resemblance

53.Manypeoplehavethe_____ideathatAIDSvirusspreadsthroughphysicaltouch.

A.criticalB.faintestC.mistakenD.original

54.Thekeencompetitioninon-linegameindustryforcedthefirmswithpoorperformanceto_____fromthemarket.

A.withdrawB.benefitC.adaptD.remove

55.We'

dbetterleavethings_____theyareuntilthepolicearrive.

A.whichB.whatC.anywhereD.as

56.Opinionpollssuggestedthatonly10%ofthepopulation_____theirgovernment.

A.shouldtrustB.trustC.trustsD.trusted

57.Adrama_____somebasicelementssuchasacompleteanddramaticplot,charactersinteractingwitheachotherandathoughtprovokingtheme.

A.isinvolvedinB.involvesC.involvesinD.isinvolved

58.Thepeacetalksarebeingheld_____abackgroundofincreasingviolence.

A.despiteB.behindC.againstD.within

59.AtthenewsofChina’ssuccessinthebidforthenextOlympics,thewholecountrywas_____withjoy.

A.overlookedB.undergoneC.overcomeD.undertaken

III.ClozeTest

（A）

Theroomwasdarkexceptforthespotlight,whichfelttoJefflikeaheatlampbeamingonhisface.Hefelttimestandstill.Heglanceddownathisnotes,andthen,withhandsshakingalmostuncontrollably,launchedintohisspeech.

Afterward,ashismentalacuityreturnedto_60_,heaskedhiswifehowhedid.Hereallydidn’tknow.Itwasasifhewasn’tthereduringthespeech,_61_notastheconfidentandsecureCEOthatheknewhimselftobe.Jeffknewinstinctivelythatsomethingwas_62_whenhespokeinfrontofagroup. 

Afterobservingtheconfidenceandpoiseoftheguestspeakerthatfollowedhim,hefinallyputanametoit:

hispower.

Doesthathappentoyou?

_63_,it’stimetolearnanimportantskillthatwillmakesureyouregainyourpowerontheplatform:

strategicstorytelling.

Storytellingisapowerfulleadershiptool.Itputsyouintouchwithyourauthenticpowersoyoucanmotivateandinspireyour_64_.Professionalspeakershavelearnedhowtoturnstorytellingintoanartform.Theyknowtheycanbothconnectwiththeiraudienceand_65_vitalmessagesusingthepowerofstorytelling.

Storiesaretheperfectformofcommunicationworkingonmany_66_.Becausetheyareinherentlyvisualand_67_theimagination,storiescausethenon-linear（非直线型的）rightbraintoget_68_;

becausethesequenceofthestoryislinear,theyalsoinvolvetheleftlinearbrain.Storiesare_69_aswellaseducational,thusconnectingtheheartandthehead.Theyarewellreceivedbyauditory,visuallearnersbecausewell-craftedstoriescancombineallmodesoflearning.Inshort,storiesarethewindowthroughwhichaudiencemembersseetheirowntruth.

60.A.thepublicB.conscienceC.normalD.excitement

61.A.inallB.evensoC.atleastD.atall

62.A.resistantB.presentC.upcomingD.missing

63.A.IfsoB.atthesametimeC.What’smoreD.Ifnot

64.A.bossB.audienceC.lecturersD.teammates

65.A.readB.receiveC.deliverD.decline

66.A.examplesB.levelsC.performancesD.interests

67.A.stimulateB.dismissC.imitateD.escape

68.A.threatenedB.entaintainedC.exhaustedD.engaged

69.A.idealB.formalC.impersonalD.emotional

（B）

Aplayisadramaticcompositioninverseorprosethathasbeenwrittenfortheatricalperformanceandtellsastoryofconflictandemotionusingactionanddialogue.

Dramaistheliteratureofplays.Itisoneofthreeliterarygenres（drama,epic史诗,andlyricpoetry）_70_bytheGreeks.Dramaisdifferentthanothergenresbecausetheauthor'

sordramatist'

sintentionis_71_bythepresentationofactorsandtheatricaldevices,notreadingorreciting.Itisanoralandvisualcreationwhosewrittenform,whichiscalledthescript,isfirsta（n）_72_,secondlyanaidtoperformance,（actors’lines）,andlastlyaprintedtextforcriticalandeducationalreflection._73_thewordsofadramatictextremainunchanged,theeffectoftheplayvarieswitheachinterpretation.

Likeashortstory,aplayhastimeconstraints（约束）thatrequirecontinuousaction_74_intonewsituationsandrelationships.Thismakesaneconomical_75_essential.Divisionsofactsandscenesmarkthe_76_oftimeandemphasizemajordevelopments.

Althoughsometypesofdramadeliberatelyavoidahumanfocus,thefocusofmostdramaishumanandcharacterizationisthedevice.Thecharactersmustbe_77_presentedandbecomefamiliartotheaudienceinashorttime.Themethodofachievingthisisthroughtheprimary_78_ofdrama;

dialogue.Dialoguerepresentspeoplecommunicatingthroughspeech.Therefore,characterizatio