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22.sheismorethan70yearsold,shealwaysgetsupearlyandkeepsdoingsportseveryday.
A.AsB.IfC.WhileD.Because
23.Anotheradvantageisthatit’ssoslimthatitwon’ttoomuchspaceinyourbag.
A.takeupB.makeupC.putupD.useup
24.Thethiefwascaughtbecausethealarmwhenhewasstealingmoneyfromtheshop.
A.wentonB.wentoffC.wentawayD.wentout
25.Itwasahotdaynobodywantedtodoanything.
A.such…thatB.so…thatC.so…asD.such…as
26.Yesterdaymorningallthestudentsinourclassplantedthetreesatacertainfromeachother.
A.wayB.spaceC.lengthD.distance
27.Inthecompanymanyworkersthinkthattherulesareinneedofrevision(修订).
A.urgentB.quickC.newD.good
28.Idon’twanttogofishing.,itisgoingtorain.
A.HoweverB.BesidesC.OtherwiseD.Unluckily
29.Iwouldpreferthatshetheyoungladyinthefilm.
A.actB.actsC.willactD.wouldact
30.Ifyoufrequentlyheadaches,yourchildrenmayalsohavethesameproblem.
A.sufferB.sufferforC.sufferthroughD.sufferfrom
31.Itdoesn’tmatterwhenyouhere.Justcomewhenyou’dliketo.
A.havearrivedB.arriveC.arearrivingD.willarrive
32.YoumaydependonitIshallalwayshelpyou.
A.thatB.whatC.whichD.whether
33.thereisplentyofsunandrain,thefieldsaregreen.
A.WhichB.WhatC.ThatD.Where
34.AllthesepostcardsmustbemailedatonceintimefortheSpringFestival.
A.tohavereceivedB.soastobereceiving
C.soastobereceivedD.toreceive
35.Themeetinghasjustbeenover.thenewchairmanoftheStudents’Union?
A.DoyousupposewhoisB.Whodoyousupposeis
C.WhoisdoyousupposeD.Doyousupposeiswho
第二节完形填空(共20小题;
每小题1.5分,满分30分)
Intheearly1800’s,aboynamedJohnlivedinanorphanage(孤儿院)withseveralotherchildren.Everydaywas36workingandChristmaswastheonedayoftheyear37thechildrendidnotworkandreceivedagift—anorange.Thechildren38itsomuchthattheykeptitforweeks,andeven39—smellingit,40itandlovingit.Usuallytheytriedtopreserve(保护)itforso41thatitoftenwentbadbeforetheyateit.
ThisyearJohnknewhewouldsoonbe42enoughtoleave.HewouldsavetheorangeuntilhisbirthdayinJuly.Ifhepreservedit43,hemightbeabletoeatitonhisbirthday.
Christmasdayfinallycame.Thechildrenwereso44astheyenteredthedininghall.Inhisexcitement,Johnknockedoversomething,causingabig45.Immediatelythemastershouted,“John,leavethehallandtherewillbenoorangeforyou.”John'
sheart46.Heturnedandranbacktothe47roomsothatthechildrenwouldn’tseehistears.
Thenheheardthedooropenandthechildrenentered.LittleElizabethwitha48onherfaceheldouthersmallhands.“HereJohn,”shesaid,“thisisforyou.”AsJohn49hishead,hesawabigjuicy50allpeeledandquartered…Eachchildhadsacrificed(舍弃)theirownorangeby51aquarterandhadcreatedabig,beautifulorangeforhim.
Johnneverforgotthesharing,loveandpersonal52hisfriendshadshownhimthatChristmasday.53thatday,afterhebecamerich,everyyearhe54sendorangesallovertheworldtochildreneverywhere.His55wasthatnochildwouldeverspendChristmaswithoutaspecialChristmasfruit!
36.A.forcedB.passedC.takenD.spent
37.A.asB.whenC.whileD.which
38.A.neededB.wantedC.likedD.valued
39.A.yearsB.daysC.monthsD.seasons
40.A.tastingB.touchingC.pressingD.watching
41.A.muchB.longC.soonD.far
42.A.experiencedB.strongC.tallD.old
43.A.carefullyB.seriouslyC.secretlyD.softly
44.A.excitedB.nervousC.pleasantD.eager
45.A.cryB.disappointmentC.surpriseD.noise
46.A.jumpedB.stoppedC.brokeD.settled
47.A.oldB.smallC.coldD.lonely
48.A.lookB.tearsC.comfortD.smile
49.A.liftedB.shookC.putD.turned
50.A.giftB.surpriseC.wonderD.orange
51.A.breakingB.sharingC.eatingD.taking
52.A.feelingsB.affairsC.sacrificeD.relation
53.A.InreturnforB.InmemoryofC.IncaseofD.Insearchof
54.A.mustB.mightC.wouldD.should
55.A.desireB.ideaC.meaningD.thinking
第三部分阅读理解(共20小题;
每小题2分,满分40分)
A
TheNewYorkVegasHotelhassomeofthemostbeautifulandluxurious(豪华的)rooms.Herearefourkindsofthem.
ParkAvenue
Thiskindofroomhasabout350squarefeetofspace.Itcomeswitheitheraking-sizeorqueen-sizebed.Theroomhasthefollowinga40-inchtelevisionandagoodbathroom.TheParkAvenueroomcostsabout$65to$85pernightduringweekdaysandhasaweekendrateof$100to$110pernight.
Marquis
ThisMarquisroomisup-grade.Itprovidesguestswith700squarefeetofspace.Thisup-graderoomhasagoodbathroom,twoseparatediningareas,andInternetaccess.Thereisalsoasmallrefrigeratorintheroom.Guestscanstayinthiskindofroomforabout$125pernight.
Players
ThePlayersroomcomeswithtwoqueen-sizebeds.Thisroomisalmost800squarefeetandhasasittingarea.ThePlayerroomhasthefollowingtwo40-inchtelevisions,agoodbathroom,diningandentertainmentareasandInternetaccess.OnecanstayinthePlayersroomfor$155pernight.
Penthouses
Thiskindofroomhasabout1,100squarefeetofspacewithaDVDandCDplayer,coffeepots,andaseparatemasterbedroom.Penthousesroomshavemoreup-gradeamenities(设施).Guestscanstayinthisroomcomfortablyfor$415pernight,andithasadifferentpriceinthebusyseason.
LasVegastravelershavetheirchoiceofoneofthesehotelrooms.Itdoesn’tmatterwhichroomonechoosesbecauseallofthemarewonderful!
56.ThepriceofsomeroomsoftheNewYorkVegasHotel .
A.isabithigherduringweekdays
B.dependsonwhattimeofyearitis
C.keepsthesamealltheyearround
D.changesalmosteveryday
57.WhatwillyouchooseifyouwanttosurftheInternetandalsosavesomemoney?
A.ParkAvenue.B.Marquis.C.Players.D.Penthouses.
58.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.TherearetwobedsinaPlayersroom.
B.ThequeenoncestayedinaParkAvenueroom.
C.Thereisasmallrefrigeratorineveryroom.
D.TheNewYorkVegasHotelprovidesguestswithfreemeals.
59.Thewriterwritesthepassagemainlyto .
A.introducetheNewYorkVegasHotel
B.raisefundsfortheNewYorkVegasHotel
C.makesomeroomsoftheNewYorkVegasHotelknowntoreaders
D.introducetheluxuriousamenitiesoftheNewYorkVegasHotel
B
EachyearthePritzkerArchitecturePrize(普立兹克建筑奖)goestoastardesignerwithalonglistofattractivebuildingsaroundtheworld.Thisyear’swinnerisalittledifferent.
ShigeruBanhasdesignedmuseums,homesandconcerthalls.ButBanisbestknownforamoresimplekindofworkthetemporary(暂时的)buildingsforpeoplewhobecamehomelessafterdisasters.
Banmaybetheonlydesignerintheworldwhomakesbuildingsoutofpaper—cardboardpapertubes(管).Banactuallytestedthestrengthofcardboardtubes,andsaidhewassurprisedbywhathehaddiscovered.HehasusedthemtobuildtemporarybuildingsinJapan,Haiti,Chinaandelsewhere.
“Afteradisaster,thebuildingmaterialisgoingtobemoreexpensive,”Banexplains.“Butthepapertubeisactuallynotabuildingmaterial.Itischeapandplentiful.Wecangetthematerialeasilyanywhere.Andunlikecostsfortraditionalbuildingmaterials,thepriceofpapertubesdoesn’tjumpafteranearthquakeorflood.Thetubesarealsolightweight,soyoudon’tneedheavymachinestoworkwiththem.”
Banstartedusingcardboardpapertubesinthe1980s.Atthattimehehadjustgraduatedfromthearchitectureschool,andhewaslookingforacheapsubstituteforwood.Sohestartedreusingthepapercardboardtubesthatwereleftoverfromrollsofpaperinhisoffice.
BanwasborninTokyoandstudiedarchitectureintheU.S.beforemovingbacktoJapantostarthispractice.SomeofBan’stemporarybuildingshavebecomepermanent(永久的),likethepaperchurchhebuiltafterthe1995earthquakeinKobe,Japan.
60.Theauthorusesthefirstparagraphto .
A.raiseanargumentB.giveanintroduction
C.giveanexampleD.offeradescription
61.WhatisspecialaboutShigeruBan?
A.Hefailedtogetthisyear’sarchitectureprize.
B.HegraduatedfromthebestarchitectureschoolintheU.S.
C.Heisgoodatbuildinghousesforhomelesspeople.
D.Hebuildsspecialhousesforspecialgroupsofpeople.
62.WhydidShigeruBanchoosecardboardpapertubes?
A.Becausetheyarecheapandeasytotakeaway.
B.Becausetheyarestrongandlastforalongtime.
C.Becausetheyareplentifulandlookverybeautiful.
D.Becausetheyarecommonandhardtobreak.
63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“substitute”probablyreferto?
A.Anewwayofbuildinghousesbyusingwood.
B.Anewmethodofproducingcardboardpapertubes.
C.Anewkindofbuildingmaterialtotaketheplaceofwood.
D.Anewmachinetoproduceanewkindofbuildingmaterial.
C
MynameisJack.IameighteenyearsoldandnextfallIwillgotocollege.SofarIhavenotdoneanythingsthatarereallyinteresting.Ihavenotseenanaturalwonderoftheworld.Ihavenotthoughtupanyamazingideas.Ihavenotmetanyo