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2.Itookagenuineinterestintheirquestionsandwasableto__________whattheywantedintomakeupideas.

A.translateB.changeC.transferD.explain

3.Thesewordsweresaidata__________sohighthatallthestrangersnearbycouldhear.

A.voiceB.noiseC.soundD.volume

4.Whileit__________noefforttobeunhappy,trueachievementsliesinstruggletobehappy.

A.makesB.takesC.callsD.includes

5.Ihadtoadmitthat,__________thepainofbeingwithmysononlyhalfthetime,ourfamilylifewaswonderful.

A.besidesB.exceptC.inadditiontoD.asidefrom

6.Withcorruptionpopularinmanycountries,someobserversare__________thatthemoneywillactuallyreachthepeopleitisintendedfor.

A.doubtfulB.worriedC.suspiciousD.suspected

7.Iftheseallegationsaretrue,theywillseverelydamageLondon’s__________asacenteroftheworld’sarttrade.

A.prominenceB.reputationC.reliabilityD.function

8.Whilesomeseesayingsorryasasignofweakness,forothersitisadmissionthattheyare__________tomakeerrors.

A.liableB.easyC.priorD.willing

9.Inthe90s,caringand__________leadersarebettervotewinnersthanaggressiveanddeterminedones.

A.apatheticB.thoughtfulC.coldD.sympathetic

10.Certainabilitiesandtraits,suchastechnicalaptitudeandskillinmathematicsandthesciences,helpqualifyaperson__________anengineeringcareer.

A.forB.withC.toD.like

11.Byenablingustoaccessstoredinformationorally-aurally,talkingcomputerswillfinallymakeitpossibleforustoreplaceallwrittenlanguage__________spokelanguage.

A.forB.withC.byD.at

12.Writtenlanguageisnotaneternalverity,whichwecanadmirebutshouldnot__________.

A.denyB.respectC.worshipD.appreciate

13.Camerondoesn’tprovideenoughbackgroundforsucha__________actbutheneededawayforRoseandtheheroJackDawsontomeet.

A.depressiveB.desperateC.upsetD.elegant

14.Iamappalledandfrightenedbythisfeel-gooddoctrineof__________forgiveness.

A.consciousB.willingC.automaticD.reluctant

15.Agoodteachershouldnot__________hispupilswithtoomuchinformationinonelesson.

A.representB.confrontC.displayD.expose

16.Suchself-centeredthinkingmasqueradingasareligiousidealisagoodexampleofthemoral__________inmuchofreligiouslife.

A.disarrayB.senseC.arrayD.presentation

17.Asfaraspersonaldispositionsareconcerned,________aremorelikelytoachievesuccessthanpessimists.

A.pessimistsB.introvertsC.optimistsD.youngsters

18.Whenacompanygoestobankruptcy,hundredsofjobsmaybecome________.

A.availableB.old-fashionedC.dangerousD.atstake

19.Theprofessorissoeloquentthathecanmakethose________termseasilyunderstood.

A.profoundB.familiarC.explicitD.inquisitive

20.Theteacherisoften_______indealingwithstudentswhoarenotgoodlisteners,sotheyoftendonotspeakhighlyofherthoughsheworksreallyhard.

A.considerateB.undiplomaticC.impoliteD.tactful

PARTIIVocabulary（10points）

Beneatheachofthefollowingsentences,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedwordorphraseinthesentence.WritedowntheletteryouchooseinthecorrespondingspaceontheANSWERSHEET.

21.Anyphysicaltheoryisalwaysprovisional,inthesensethatitisonlyahypothesisyoucanneverprove.

A.temporaryB.permanentC.contemporaryD.comparative

22.Thesavvyteacherneversaidawordabouttheincident,butattheendoftheyearwhenreport

cardwasissued,gaveustheD’swedeserved.

A.holyB.shrewdC.intelligentD.strict

23.“Thedisparitiesbetweenracesaresignificantandtheyaregrowing,”thegovernment’sreportwarns.

A.disagreementsB.argumentsC.differencesD.equalities

24.Spurredbyafeelingofomniscience,brilliantpeoplecandevelopintoriskjunkies,likeformerColoradoSen.GrayHart.

A.SatisfiedB.DeceivedC.HuntedD.Stimulated

25.Thefactis,“lucky”peopleoftenpreparefortheir“breaks”,andtheydevelophabitsthatcapitalizeongoodfortune.

A.resultfromB.benefitfromC.dependonD.leadto

26.In1998,theInternetbegantoliveuptoitsreputationasaninteractivemedium,avehiclenotjustforwitnessinghistorybutforshapingit.

A.experienceB.publicizeC.matchD.develop

27.Whatisnotindoubtisthedevastatingeffecthumansarehavingontheanimalandplantlifeoftheplanet.

A.tragicB.long-lastingC.seriousD.destructive

28.Recentlydeclassifieddocumentsrevealthatmanyofthevictorseitherprofited,orturnedablindeyetothesufferingsofthewar.

A.releasedB.unlockedC.unloadedD.disordered

29.TheSwissgovernmentisstilltryingtoputrightthepublic-relationsdisasterbroughtaboutbytheirpartialapologyforSwitzerland’sdealingswithNazisinthe1930sand1940s.

A.subjectiveB.objectiveC.prejudicedD.insincere

30.Unlikeglobalwarmingandozonedepletion,preservingbio-diversityremainsanintractableproblem.

A.incredibleB.untouchableC.universalD.insolvable

PartIIIReadingComprehension（40points）

Inthisparttherearefourshortpassagesforyoutoread.Readeachpassagecarefully,andthendothequestionsthatfollow.ChoosethebestanswerandwritedowntheletteryouchooseinthecorrespondingspaceontheANSWERSHEET.

Passage1

Hasiteverstruckyouthatwhatthetouristconsidersmostpicturesqueaboutacountrythelocalresidentoftenthinksshamefulandunprogressive?

TheaveragevisitortoMiddleEastfindscamelsfascinating;

eithertheyattracthimstronglyortheyrepelhimstrongly,hefindsthemromanticandfulloflocalcolor.If,however,hetalksenthusiasticallyaboutcamelstoalocalacquaintance,hopingtogainfavorinhissightthereby,hewillalmostalwaysbedisappointed.Hewillbewithblankincomprehensionofhisviewpointorevenhostilitytoit.

Itseemstobeafactthatfamiliaritybreedscontempt,andthatthosewhoseekexcitementandromancecannotseeitathome,undertheirnoses,butonlyindistantlands.TheMiddleEasternertravelingabroadenjoysseeingcowboysandIndiansinAmerica,oldcastlesandcathedralsinFrance,andGypsiesinSpain.Itisnotbecausetheyareunprogressivethatheenjoysthesesights;

hispleasureisnotmixedwithfeelingsofsuperiority,justastheEuropeanorAmericanvisitortotheMiddleEastisfascinatedbycamelsandveiledwomenandancientbuildings,notbecausetheymakehimfeelhowrichorcleverheisbycontrast,butbecausetheyarestrangeandremoteandmysterious,arousinghimfeelingsofcuriositywhicharedeeplyrootedinman'

snature.

31.TheaveragevisitortotheMiddleEastfindscamelsfascinatingbecause_____________.

A.theyareusuallyregardedasashamebythelocalresident

B.theyarestrangeandthereforearousethevisitors’curiosity

C.oftheirpowersofendurance

D.theymakehimfeelsuperior

32.WhenavisitortotheMiddleEasttalksenthusiasticallytoalocalacquaintanceaboutcamels,

heis_____________.

A.impressinguponthelocalacquaintancehisgeneralknowledgeofanimals

B.invitingdisappointment

C.anticipatingsatisfaction

D.attemptingtoattractattentionfromthelocalpeople

33.Theword“struck”inthefirstlineofthepassageisclosestinmeaningto_____________.

A.attackedB.appalled

C.impressedD.hitopon

34.Accordingtothispassage_____________.

A.man,bynature,hasasenseofsuperioritybeforeanunprogressivesite

B.peopleareoftenhostiletotourists

C.manlikestoseetheuglinessindistantlands

D.maniscuriousbynature

35.Ifweacceptthatfamiliaritybreedscontemptasamatteroffact,wecansayquitesafelythat

_____________.

A.touristsfromtechnologicallyadvancedcountriessuchastheU.S.mayfinditfascinatingtobeledonaguidedtourtothechemicalfactoriesinNewYork

B.touristfromwesterncountrieswouldshowgreatinterestintheexhibitsatthePalaceMuseuminTaibei

C.notouristfromawesterncountrywillbefascinatedbyGreatWallinChina

D.touristswhoseekexcitementcanalwaysfinditinfrontoftheirowndoors

Passage2

Revengeisoneofthosethingsthateveryoneenjoys.Peopledon’tliketotalkaboutit,though.Justthesame,thereisnothingmoresatisfyingormorerewardingthanrevenge.Thepurposeisnottoharmyourvictimsbuttoletthemknowthatyouareupsetaboutsomethingtheyaredoingtoyou.Carefulplottingcanprovideyouwithrelieffrombothersomecoworkers,gossipingfriendsornaggingfamilymembers.Coworkerswhomakecommentsaboutthefactthatyouarealwaysfifteenminuteslateforworkcanbetakencareofverysimply.Allyouhavetodoisgetupextraearlyoneday.Beforethesuncomesup,drivetoeachcoworker’shouse.Reachunderthehoodofyourcoworker’scaranddisconnectthecenterwirethatleadstothedistributorcap,thecarwillbelateforwo