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22.It'
sgoingtotakeagestogettotheairportthisway.Can'
tyougo______?
A.fastB.anyfasterC.fastestD.asfast
23.Theartistwasveryproudofhiscreationandcalleditthebestpainting______hehadeverdone.
A.whoseB.whichC.whenD.that
24.Inyourlife,sometimesyoumightendupback______youstarted.
A.whoB.whenC.whereD.which
25.EveryDecemberNobelPrizes______topeoplewhohavemadeoutstandingcontributionstotheworld.
A.awardB.areawardedC.awardedD.wereawarded
26.Thetourguideremindedpeopletobecarefulwhen______offtheboat.
A.steppingB.steppedC.tostepD.step
27.—Oh,Iwanttogiveupnow.
—Comeon!
______doesn'
tkillyoumakesyoustronger.
A.WhicheverB.WhateverC.WhoeverD.Whenever
28.E-shoppers______to300millionbytheendoflastyear.
A.hadgrownB.grewC.havegrownD.grow
29.Lastnightthenaughtyboyclimbed______thewallandjumpedintotheswimmingpoolonlytofindtherewasnowater.
A.acrossB.overC.throughD.for
30.______atthewayhehadbeentreatedinthehotel,Johncomplainedtothemanager.
A.HavingdisappointedB.Disappointing
C.DisappointedD.Todisappoint
31.Youshouldplanforthingsthat____happenandnotjustreacttothingsthathavehappened.
A.needB.shouldC.mustD.might
32.I'
mgladthatyouhadagoodtimeattheteaparty.IwishI______there!
A.havebeenB.wasC.wereD.hadbeen
33.Waterfallsneverfailtoattractand______inGuangxiProvincearenoexception
A.theyB.itC.thoseD.that
34.Comingbackafterfouryearsofstudyingabroad.shewasbusyphoningherfriendstogether.
A.gettingB.togetC.getD.got
35.—YourfamilyismovingtoHawaii?
Why?
—Weaboutachangeofsceneryforsometime
A.havebeenthinkingB.hadthought
C.thinkD.thought
第二节完型填空
WalletBack
ThisisastoryaboutalearningexperiencethathadabigeffectonthewaythatIlivemylife.The____36___inthestorydidnotgivemetestsorevengrademeonmywork.Iwastaughtbyoneofthemosteffective___37___ofteaching,onethatonlypeoplewithlotsoflovecando.
“Mywallet!
Whereisit?
”weremyfirstwords___38___Ifoundmywalletwasmissing.I____39___mymemoryforafewgoodseconds,thenrealizedthatIhadleftmypreciouswalletinthelibrary’spublic___40___!
Becausethelibrarywasnow__41__,Ihadtowaituntilthenextmorningtolookforit.WhenIgottherethenextday,allIfoundwasacleanrestroom.ThiswasthefirsttimeIcouldrememberever___42___toseeacleanrestroom.AsIwalkedout,Ilookedatmyselfinthemirrorandshookmyheadatthe___43____foolinfrontofme.
Ipolitely___44____thelibrarianatthefrontdeskandaskedherifawallethadbeenfoundintherestroomyesterday.“No.”Thatwasthat.Iwalkedoffwithasenseof____45____.
I__46___whatIwoulddoifIhadfoundawalletcontainingsixtydollars,aphonecardandmanyotherirreplaceable___47____things.Finally,I___48___acceptedthefactthatmywalletwasgone.
Aweeklater,Ireceiveda___49____inthemail.itwasmywalletAndmost___50____,nothingwasmissing!
Buttherewasalittleyellowsheetofpaperfoldedupinoneofthewalletpocketsthathadnotbeentherebefore.Islowlyunfoldedthepaper,which___51____somethinglikethis:
Whenwecontinuetohelparound,wewillliveinalargerandmorerewardingworld.Thispersondidn’tevenleaveareturnaddress.SoIcouldn’t___52___whoeveritwas.Fromthatdayon,I__53__myselfthatIwillfollowthis___54___andhelpothersandmakethemas___55__asIwaswhenIopenedthatparcel!
36.A.leaderB.writerC.teacherD.scholar
37.A.aidsB.systemsC.materialsD.methods
38.A.onceB.whenC.beforeD.since
39.A.searchedB.improvedC.developedD.recorded
40.A.canteenB.loungeC.restroomD.showroom
41.A.closedB.desertedC.crowdedD.occupied
42.A.hopingB.hatingC.refusingD.preferring
43.A.gratefulB.curiousC.forgetfulD.nervous
44.A.approachedB.interviewedC.identifiedD.reminded
45.A.safetyB.forgivenessC.satisfactionD.disappointment
46.A.describedB.WonderedC.discoveredD.expressed
47.A.personalB.strangeC.SurprisingD.reasonable
48.A.gladlyB.naturallyC.willinglyD.painfully
49.A.letterB.noteC.packageD.suitcase
50.A.sincerelyB.amazinglyC.honestlyD.obviously
51.A.readB.printedC.explainedD.wrote
52.A.oweB.thankC.admireD.inspire
53.A.SupportedB.suggestedC.improvedD.promised
54.A.planB.courseC.regulationD.example
55.A.shockedB.cautionsC.delightedD.optimistic
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)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Thewordproactivityisfairlycommoninmanagementliterature,butyouwon'
tfinditinthedictionary.Itmeansthatasahumanbeingyoutakeresponsibilityforyourownlife.
Lookatthewordresponsibility:
abilitytochooseyourresponse,response-ability.Effectivepeopleareproactivebecausetheytakeresponsibility.Theirbehaviorisaproductoftheirowndecisions,basedonvalues,ratherthanbeingaproductoftheirownconditions,basedonfeelings.Forinstance,youareplanningapicnicwithyourfamily.You'
reexcited.Youhaveallthepreparations.You'
vedecidedwheretogo,andthenitbecomesstormy,killingyourplan.Proactivepeoplecarryweatherwithinthem.Theyrealizewhattheirpurposereallywas,andtheycreativelyhaveapicnicelsewhereevenifit'
sintheirownbasementwithsomespecialgames,andmakethebestofthatsituation.Theoppositeofbeingproactiveistobereactive.Reactivepeoplewouldsay,"
What'
stheuse?
"
"
Wecan'
tdoanything."
Ohthisissoupsettingafterallofourpreparationsandarrangements."
Theytrytopersuadethepeoplearoundthemandusuallythepicnicwillbecancelled.
Beingproactiveisreallyjustbeingtruetoyourhumannature.Yourbasicnatureistoact,andnottobeactedupon.That'
strue,despitewidelyacceptedtheoriesofdeterminismusedtoexplainhumannature.Determinismsaysthatyoudon'
treallychooseanythingandthatwhatyoucallchoicesarenothingmorethanautomaticresponsestooutsideconditions.
Thelanguageofreactivepeopleislike:
Ican'
t."
Don'
thavetime."
Ihaveto."
Imust."
Thewholespiritofthatlanguageisthetransferofresponsibility.Theythinkthingsaredeterminedbytheirenvironment,orbytheirconditions,orbytheirconditioningortheirgenetic(基因的)makeup.Psychologically,peoplewhobelievetheyaredeterminedwillproducetheevidencetosupportthebelief,andtheyincreasinglyfeelvictimizedandoutofcontrol.They'
renotinchargeoftheirlifeatall.
Onthecontrary,aproactivepersonexercisesfreewill,thefreedomtochoosetheresponsethatbestappliestohisvalues.Inthatway,hegainscontroloverthecircumstances,ratherthanbeingcontrolledbythem.
56.Accordingtothepassage,aproactiveperson'
sbehaviorcanresultfrom______.
A.theenvironmentB.aninnerbelief
C.thegeneticmakeupD.atemporaryfeeling
57.Whenapicnicplanisthreatenedbyasuddenstorm,reactivepeoplewillprobably____.
A.havethepicnicasplannedB.makethebestofthepicnic
C.complainandgiveupthepicnicD.findsomewhereelseforthepicnic
58.Whatdoes"
carryweatherwithinthem"
inthesecondparagraphprobablymean?
A.Managetoimprovetheweather.B.Giveintotheweatherpassively.
C.Stresstheinfluenceoftheweather.D.Findasolutiontotheweatherproblems.
59.Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethatdeterminists______.
A.acceptthingspassivelyB.areinchargeofthemselves
C.aresimilartoproactivepeopleD.respondtooutsideconditionsactively
B
SeeinginStereo
Haveyouwonderedwhyyouhavetwoeyesandwhytheyaresetclosetogetheronthefrontofyourface?
Thereasonsaresimpleandimportanttothewayyouseetherestofyourworld.
Youreyesareliketwosmallcameras.Acameracatchesanimageofanobjectandrecordsitonfilm.Similarly,whenyoulookatsomething,eacheyetakesinwhatitseesandsendsthisimagetothebackoftheeyeball.Becauseyoureyesaresetclosetogether,theyviewtheworldfromaboutthesameheightbutfromslightlydifferentangles.Workingasateam,theyeyessendtheimagestoyourbrain,whichputsthemtogetherintoasingle,centeredimage.
Seeinginstereomeansseeingwithtwoeyesworkingtogether,whichiscalledstereoscopicsight.Thisallowsyoutoviewtheworldinthreedimensions,or3-D.Seeingdepthhelpsyoutojudgethedistancebetweenyouandtheobjectsyouseeandtoadjusttothechangingangleatwhichyouseesomethingasyoumoveclosertoorfartherawayfromit.Ifimagesarecomingfromonlyoneeye,however,onlytwoofthesedimensions—heightandwidth---canbeperceived.Aworldseenwithoneeyeisthustwo-dimensional,asinaphotograph.
Nowconsiderwhyyourtwoeyesareonthefrontofyourface.Thinkofotheranimalswiththesamearrangement.Theyareallanimalthathunt,likelionsandwolves.Theireyesfacedirectlyinfrontofthem.Thisprovidedafieldofsightabout180degreewide,whichiscalledbinocularsight.Ontheotherhand,animalsthatarehuntedhaveeyesonthesidesofthehead,whichprovidesnearly360-degreefieldofsight.Inordertostayalive,theyneedtoseethingscomingfromthesidesandfrombehind.However,withoutstereoscopicsight,theyhavedifficultydetermininghowfar