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　　C.thirtytosixD.sixpastthirty

　　（）4.Weallthinkthatthecenturywillbringusmorehopes.

　　A.twentyfirstB.twentiethfirst

　　C.twentyoneD.twentiethone

　　（）5.—Whatsyourroomnumber?

　　—Its.

　　A.the601RoomB.601Room

　　C.theRoom601D.Room601

　　（）6.thestudentsusuallysurfontheInternetandgetinformation.

　　A.60percentsofB.60percent

　　C.60percentofD.60percents

　　（）7.Severalnewbooksweresoldoutlastweek。

　　A.ofthousandB.thousands

　　C.thousandofD.thousand

　　（）8.Whichisright?

　　A.2009,June25B.25thJune,2009

　　C.June25,2009D.June25st,2009

　　（）9.Tomorrowismybirthday.

　　A.sixteenB.sixteenth

　　C.thesixteenthD.thesixteen

　　（）10.Wehavestayedatthisschoolfor.

　　Whichfollowingchoiceiswrong?

　　A.twoandahalfyearsB.twoyearsandahalf

　　C.twoyearsandhalfayearD.bothAandB

Ⅱ.Cloze20%

Thereare20blanksinthefollowingtext.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestfillstheblank.

　　Ayoungmanwasgettingreadytograduatefromcollege.Formanymonthshehad11abeautifulsportscarinadealersshowroom,and12hisfathercouldwell13it,hetoldhimthatwasallhewanted.

　　Onthemorningofhisgraduationdayhisfathercalledhimintohisownstudyandtoldhimhow14hewastohavesuchagoodson.Hehandedhissonabeautifulgiftbox.15butslightlydisappointed,theyoungman16theboxandfoundalovelybook.17,heraisedhisvoiceathisfatherandsaid,“18allyourmoneyyougivemeabook?

”andrushedoutofthehouse,19thebookinthestudy.

　　Hedidnotcontact（联系）hisfatherforawholeyear20onedayhesawinthestreetanoldmanwholookedlikehisfather.He21hehadtogobackhomeandseehisfather.

　　Whenhearrivedathisfathershouse,hewastoldthathisfatherhadbeeninhospitalforaweek.Themomenthewasaboutto22thehospital,hesawonthedeskthe23newbook,justashehadleftitone24ago.Heopeneditandbeganto25thepages.Suddenly,acarkey26fromanenvelopetapedbehindthebook.Ithadatag（标签）withdealersname,the27dealerwhohadthesportscarhehad28.Onthetagwasthe29ofhisgraduation,andthe30PAIDINFULL.

　　（）11.A.expectedB.enjoyedC.admiredD.owned

　　（）12.A.findingB.provingC.decidingD.knowing

　　（）13.A.affordB.offerC.keepD.like

　　（）14.A.encouragedB.comfortableC.proudD.moved

　　（）15.A.NervousB.SeriousC.CarefulD.Curious

　　（）16.A.packedB.openedC.pickedupD.putaside

　　（）17.A.AngrilyB.EagerlyC.CalmlyD.Anxiously

　　（）18.A.AtB.FromC.WithD.To

　　（）19.A.toatingB.puttingC.forgettingD.leaving

　　（）20.A.untilB.asC.beforeD.unless

　　（）21.A.learnedB.realizedC.recognizedD.admitted

　　（）22.A.gettoB.searchforC.turntoD.leavefor

　　（）23.A.muchB.stillC.hardlyD.quite

　　（）24.A.yearB.monthC.weekD.day

　　（）25.A.cleanB.readC.turnD.count

　　（）26.A.lostB.cameC.appearedD.dropped

　　（）27.A.oldB.sameC.specialD.new

　　（）28.A.rememberedB.desiredC.foundD.met

　　（）29.A.pictureB.placeC.dateD.sign

　Ⅲ.Readingcomprehension24%

Therearethreepassagesinthefollowing.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.YoushoulddecideontheBESTCHOICE.

A

　　Itsnoteasybeingateenager—norisiteasybeingtheparentofateenager.Youcanmakeyourchildfeelangry,hurt,ormisunderstoodbywhatyousaywithoutrealizingityourself.Itisimportanttogiveyourchildthespaceheneedstogrowwhilemakinghimrealizethatyoullstillbethereforhimwhenheneedsyou.

　　Expectalotfromyourchild,justnoteverything.Exceptforhealthandsafetyproblems,suchasdruguseorcarelessdriving,considereverythingelseopentodiscussion,ifyourchildisunwillingtodiscusssomething,dontinsisthetellyouwhatsonhismind.Themoreyouinsist,themorelikelythathellclamup.Instead,lethimattempttosolve（解决）thingsbyhimself.Atthesametime,remindhimthatyourealwaysthereforhimifheseekadviceorhelp.Showrespectforyourteenagersprivacy（隐私）.Neverreadhismailorlisteninonpersonalconversations.

　　Teachyourteenagerthatthefamilyphoneisforthewholefamily.Ifyourchildtalksonthefamilystelephonefortoolong,tellhimhecantalkfor15minutes,butthenhemuststayoffthephoneforatleastanequalperiodoftime.Thisfreesupthelinesothatotherfamilymemberscanmakeandreceivecalls,teachesyourteenagermoderation（节制）.Orifyouareopentotheidea,allowyourteenagertohavehisownphonethathepaysforwithhisownpocketmoneyoraparttimejob.

　　（）31.Themainpurposeofthetextistotellparents.

　　A.howtogetalongwithateenagerB.howtorespectateenager

　　C.howtounderstandateenagerD.howtohelpateenagergrowup

　　（）32.Whatdoesthephrase“clamup”inParagraph2probablymean?

　　A.Becomeexcited.B.Showrespect.

　　C.Refusetotalk.D.Seekhelp.

　　（）33.Whatshouldparentsdoinraisingateenageraccordingtothetext?

　　A.Notallowhimtolearndrivingortakedrugs.

　　B.Givehimadviceonlywhennecessary.

　　C.Lethimhavehisowntelephone.

　　D.Nottalkaboutpersonalthingswithhim.

　（）30.A.wordsB.informationC.messagesD.card

B

　　LastFridayastormsweptthroughtwovillagesintheNewTerritories，destroying（摧毁）fourteenhomes.Sevenothersweresobadlydamaged（破坏）thattheirownershadtoleavethem，andfifteenothershadbrokenwindowsorbrokenroofs.Onepersonwaskilled，severalwerebadlyhurtandtakentohospital，andanumberofotherpeoplereceivedsmallerhurt.Altogetherovertwohundredpeoplewerehomelessafterthestorm.

　　Afarmer，Mr.Tan，saidthatthestormbeganearlyinthemorningandlastedforoveranhour.

　　“Iwaseatingwithmywifeandchildren，”hesaid，“Whenweheardaloudnoise.Afewminuteslaterourhousefelldownontopofus.WetriedourbesttoclimboutbutthenIsawthatoneofmychildrenwasmissing.Iwentbackinsideandfoundhim，safebutveryfrightened.”

　　Mrs.WooMeiFongsaidthatherhusbandhadjustleftforworkwhenshefeltthatherhousewasmoving.Sheranoutsideatoncewithherchildren.

　　“Therewasnotimetotakeanything，”shesaid，“Afewminuteslater，theroofcamedown.”

　　Soldiershelpedtotakepeopleoutoftheflooded（水淹的）areaandthewelfaredepartment（福利机构）broughtthemfood，clothesandshelter.

　　（）34.Howmanyhomesaltogether（总共）weredamagedinthestorm?

　　A.Fourteen.B.Twentyone.

　　C.Twentynine.D.Thirtysix.

　　（）35.WherewasMr.Tanwhenthestormfirstbegan?

　　A.Hewasinbed.B.Hewasinsidethehouse.

　　C.Hewasoutsidethehouse.D.Hewasontheroof.

　　（）36.Mrs.Wooandherfamilydidntgethurtbecause.

　　A.herhusbandknewtherewouldbeastorm

　　B.theywerealloutsidethehousewhenthestormbecameworse

　　C.shefeltthehousewasmoving

　　D.thewelfaredepartmenthelpedher

　　（）37.Theunderlinedword“shelter”inthispassagemeans.

　　A.somethingtoeatB.somethingtowear

　　C.somewheretostudyD.somewheretostay

　　（）38.Whichofthefollowingmaybethebesttitleforthispassage?

　　A.ATerribleStormB.ALuckyWoman

　　C.GoodSoldiersD.CleverPeople

C

　　Whenacatisfrightened,itsheartstartsbeatingfaster,itsmusclesgettense,andtherearechangesinthechemicalsinitsbloodstream.Ifthedangercontinues,itwilldefenditself,oritwillrunawayasfastaspossible.

　　Somethinglikethisalsohappenstopeople.Whenweareexcited,angry,scaredoraroused（冲动）byothersemotions,ourbodiesgothroughmanyphysicalchanges,allofwhichmakeusmorealert（警惕的）andreadytoreact.Wealsogetreadytodefendourselvesorrun.Humanbeings,however,haveaproblemthatanimalsneverface.Ifwegivewaytoourfeelingsandletthemtakeover,wecangetintotrouble.Haveyoueversaidsomethinginanger—orhitsomebody—andregretteditlater?

Haveyouevershoutedatateacher,toldsomebodyyouwerelonely,orsaidyouwereinlove,andthenwishedlateryouhadkeptyourmouthshut?

Itisntalwayswisetoexpressyourfeelingsfreely.

　　Doesthismeanthatitssmarteralwaystohideourfeelings?

No!

Ifyoukeepyourfeelingsofanger,sadness,andbitternesshiddenawayorbottledup（掩饰）inside,yourbodystaystense.Physicalillnessescandevelop,andyoucanfeeldisturbedbadlyinside.Itcanactuallybebadforyourhealth.

　　Youcantrytotreatemotionsasiftheywerebananasinthecupboard.Youcanhidethemandyoucanpretendtheydontexist,buttheyllstillbearound.Andatlastyoullhavetodealwiththem,justlikethosebananas.

　　（）39.Bytakingacatasanexample,theauthorwantstoshowusthat

　　A.animalscantcontroltheirfeelings

　　B.peoplecantcontroltheirfeelings

　　C.peoplesphysicalreactionsarelikethoseofanimalsinaway

　　D.peoplesbodiesgothroughmanyphysicalchangesincertainsituations,too

　　（）40.Itsmentionedinthetextthathumanbeingsgetintotroublebecause

　　A.wearenotasalertasanimals

　　B.wesometimescantcontrolourfeelings

　　C.wealwaysdosomethingwrongtootherpeople

　　D.wedontpayattentiontoourphysicalchanges

　　（）41.Theauthorwantstotellusinthelasttwoparagraphsthat.

　　A.theresnowaytodealwithourfeelings

　　B.weshouldputsomebananasinthecupboardwhenwereangryorscared

　　C.feelingswillgraduallydisappearwhenweholdthemin

　　D.weshouldneitherexpressourfeelingsfreelynorhidethebadf