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PartIVocabularyandStructure（1*40）

Directions:

Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence,andthenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

1.Inordertosearchfortheescapedprisoner,thepolicedecidetoquestioncomesalongthisroad.

A.whoB．whomC．whoeverD．whomever

2.AlbertEinsteinoftenstressedtointerviewersthathisaccomplishmentswouldcertainlyhavebeenachievedbyotherslived.

A.hehadneverB．neverhadhe

C．neverhehadD．hadhenever

3.Somecompanieshaveintroducedflexibleworkingtimewithlessemphasisonpressure

.

A.andmoreonefficiencyB．andmoreefficiency

C．thanefficiencyD．thanmoreonefficiency

4.Theyaregoingtohavetheservicemananair-conditionerintheofficenextweek.

A.

installB．toinstall

C．tobeinstalledD．installed

5.Moreandmorepeoplebegintorealizethatitisabouttimethegovernmentfurthermeasurestocontrolpollution.

A.musttakeB．istakingC．takesD．took

6.Whilecrossingthemountainareas,allthemenhadgunsforprotectionlesttheybythelocalbandits.

A.beattackedB．wereattacked

C．mustbeattackedD．wouldbeattacked

7.Themanagerpromisedtokeepmeofhowourbusinesswasgoingon.

A.tobeinformedB．oninforming

C．informedD．informing

8.mirrortheideasandopinionsofwomenintheUnitedStatesinthelaterpartofthe1800s.

A.WhetherthenovelsofMaryJaneHomes

B.ThenovelsbyMaryJaneHomes

C.MaryJaneHomeswrotenovels

D.WhyMaryJaneHomeswrotenovels

9.myfatherwantstodoafterheretiresistowriteabook.

A.WhichB．ThatC．WhatD．Those

10.Thespeedlighttravelsissaidtobethemaximumintheuniverse.A．bywhichB．fromwhichC．inwhichD．atwhich

11.Stevenmyletter;otherwisehewouldhaverepliedbeforenow.

A.hasreceivedB．shouldhavereceived

C．couldn’thavereceivedD．oughttohavereceived12．Yourhairwants.You’dbetterhaveitdonetomorrow.

A．tocutB．cuttingC．cutD．beingcut13．Tomcan’tspeakChinese,butPeter.

A．doB．doesC．didD．done14．Allthosearemattersattention.

A．isworthyB．worthy

C．worthyofD．whichisworthyof15．Butforyourhelp,I.

A．canhavefailedagainB．mayhavefailedagain

C．willbelivingD．willhavebeenliving16．Mr.GrantinHangzhousince2006.Helovesthiscity.

A．hasbeenlivingB．lived

C．willbelivingD．willhavebeenliving17．Theywereinwhentheyleftthattheyforgottheairlinetickets.

A．arushsoanxiousB．asuchanxiousrush

C．suchananxiousrushD．soananxiousrush18．Undernocircumstancesourcar.

A．theyareborrowB．aretheytoborrow

C．theywillborrowD．couldtheybeborrowing

19.You’regoingtotheUnitedStatesnextyear.YoushouldnowpracticeEnglishasmuchaspossible

A.speakB.tospeakC.speakingD.spoke

20.Allflightsbecauseofthesnowstorm,wedecidedtotakethetrain.

A.werecanceledB.hadbeencanceled

C.havingcanceledD.havingbeencanceled21．Onlyonelittleboytheaccident.Everyoneelsewaskilled.

A.survivedB.submittedC.sufferedD.succeeded

22.Idon’tknowwhetherwhathesaidisture,butI’lltrytoit.

A．confineB.confessC.conformD.confirm23．Mycameracanbetotakepicturesincloudyorsunnyconditions.

A.treatedB.adjustedC.adoptedD.remedied24．Childrenwhoareoverprotectedbytheirparentsmaybecome.

A．hurtB.damagedC.spoiledD.harmed

25.Ithinkthewholepaperhatoberewritten;onlythefirstfewparagraphsmaybe.

A.sustainedB.containedC.retainedD.maintained26．Theboat,throwingtheboysintothewater.

A．turnedonB.turneddownC.turnedoffD.turnedover

27.Theteacheraskedadifficultquestion,butfinallyPeteragoodanswer.

A.cameuptoB.cameupfor

C.cameupwithD.cameupagainst

28.Mr.Wangisgettingtoooldforfootball.Hedecidestotennisinstead.

A.takeinB.takeuoC.takeforD.takeover29．Notlongago,apersonwhoIknowverywellwasanaccident.

A.relatedtoB.includedin

C.involvedinD.subjectedto

30.Itisourpolicythatwewillachieveunitythroughpeacefulmeans.A.consistentB.considerateC.continualD.continuous

31.Manypeoplecomplainoftherapidofmodernlife.

A.

rateB.paceC.speedD.growth

32.Wediscussedthisproblemforseveraldays,butcouldn’tcometoa（n）.

A.resultB.endC.conclusionD.growth

I.ameverydaybytheslowbusserviceinthiscity.

A.annoyedB.confusedC.horrifiedD.irritated34.Noonelikehimbecausehisactiondoesn’thiswords.

A.correspondwithB.agreeon

C.communicatewithD.consistof35.HisknowledgeofEnglishliteratureismine.

A.superiorthanB.superiorto

C.superiormorethanD.superiorbetterto

36.Herarelygoestothecinemaashisworkalmostallhistime.A.takesawayB.takesoverC.takeupD.takesin

37.TheWorld-Cupfootballmatchwillbetekevisedtotheworld.A.aliveB.livingC.liveD.lively

38.TherestaurantisbusyonSundays,soI’llphoneuptodayandatable.

A.preserveB.reserveC.observeD.deserve39.Neverwasteanything.butneverwastetime.

A.afterallB.allinallC.aboveallD.allover

40.Generallyspeaking,abusinessletershouldbewritteninformalstyleinapersonalone.

A.ratherthanB.otherthanC.lessthanD.morethan

PartIICloze（1*20）

Directions:

Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachblankthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassageandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet

Americanssufferfromanoverdoseofwork.Regardless_41_whotheyareorwhattheydo,Americansspend_42_timeatworkthanatanytimesinceWorldWarII.

In1950,theUShadfewerworkinghours_43_anyindustrializedcountry.Today,itexceedseverycountry_44_Japan,whereindustrialemployeeslog2,155hoursayearcompared_45_1951intheUSand1603inthe_46_WestGermany.

Between1969and1989,employedAmericans_47_anaverageof138hourstotheiryearlyworkschedules.Theworkweek_48_above40hours,butpeopleareworkingmoreweekseachyear._49_,paidtimeoffholidays,vacations,sickleaveshrank_50_15percentinthe1990s.

Ascorporationshave_51_stiffercompetitionandslowergrowthinproductivity,theyhavepressedemployeestoworklonger.Cost-cuttinglay-offsinthe1990s_52_theprofessionalandmanagerialruns,_53_fewerpeopletogetthejobdone.Inlower-paidoccupations,_54_wageshavebeenreduced,workershaveaddedhours_55_overtimeorextrajobsto_56_theirlivingstandard.TheGovernmentestimatesthatmorethansevenmillionpeopleholdasecondjob.

Forthefirsttime,large_57_ofpeoplesaytheywanttocut_58_onworkinghours,evenifitmeansearninglessmoney._59_mostemployersareunwillingtoletthemdoso.TheGovernment,

whichhassteppedbackfromitstraditional_60_asaregulatorofworktime,shouldtakestepstomakeshorterhourspossible.

41.A.ofB.withC.forD.by

42.A.lessB.sameC.moreD.much

43.A.toB.likeC.thanD.among

44.A.andB.butC.asD.or

45.A.for

B.with

C.in

D.at

46.A.past

B.late

C.earlier

D.former

47.A.added

B.increased

C.brought

D.totaled

48.A.stood

B.stopped

C.remained

D.set

49.A.HoweverB.NeverthelessC.ThereforeD.Moreover

50.A.byB.atC.withD.below

51.A.sufferedB.experiencedC.undertakenD.endured

52.A.shortenedB.reducedC.lessenedD.relieved

53.A.leaving

54.A.when

B.left

B.where

C.leave

C.while

D.toleave

D.though

55.A.by

B.for

C.to

D.in

56.A.preserveB.conserveC.improveD.protect

57.A.numbersB.amountsC.figuresD.quantities

58.A.offB.outC.inD.back

59.A.For

B.Furthermore

C.But

D.And

60.A.rule

B.function

C.task

D.role

PartIIIReadingComprehension（2*20）

Directions:

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorincompletesentences.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.

Passage1

TheWhiteHouseisthemostvisitedresidenceintheworld.ToursmaybescheduledthroughourWashingtonDCoffice.Duetosecurityandschedulingprocedures,thereareafewthingsyoushouldknowbeforerequestingatour:

•Onlygroupsof10ormoremayrequestatour.

•Requestsmustbesubmittedwithaminimumofonemonth’sadvancenoticefromthedateofthetour.Noticeofwhetheryourapplicationisacceptedwillbegiven10dayspriortothedaterequested.Alltours,evenaftertheyhavebeenconfirmed,aresubjecttocancellationduetosecurityinterests.

•ToursareonlyconductedTuesdaythroughSaturdayfrom7:

30amto11:

30am.

Toprocessyourrequestforatour,pleasecontactourWashingtonofficeat（202）224-5521andprovidethefollowinginformation:

•

Date（s）requesting.

•Securityinformationforeachpersoninyourparty,including:

nameasitappearsonI.D.（I.D.requiredforages14andup）,dateofbirth,socialsecuritynumber,countryoforigin,andcitizenship.

•Ahomeaddressanddaytimeandeveningphonenumbersforthedesignated（指派的）leaderofthegroup.

•AcontactnumberwhileinDCforthedesignatedleaderofthegroup.

Afteryourrequestis,ourofficewillcontactyouwithfurtherinstructions.

61.Thisnoticeistoprovideinformationabout.

A）schedulingofWashingtonDCtours

B）thesecuritysystemoftheWhiteHouse

C）applicationforatouroftheWhiteHouse

D）dutiesofatourgroupleader

62.TheWhiteHouseisopentothepublic.

A）onweekdaysonly

B）fivedaysaweek

C）everyotherday

D）onweekendsonly

63.ApplicationforagrouptouroftheWhiteHousemustbesubmitted.

A）exactlyonthedateofapplication

B）atleast30daysinadvance

C）anydaybetweenTuesdayandSa