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1、3,My roommate said the teacher was so kind that I wasnt going _ for breaking his glasses, but still I thought I was to blame. A. blaming B. blamedC. to blame D. to be blamed4,Why was Robert arrested?-Hes supposed _ a policeman.A. having kicked B. to have kicked C. kicking D. to kick5,The view was wo

2、nderful. If _ a camera, I _ some photos.A. I had would take B. I had hadwould have takenC. I hadwould have taken D. I had hadwould take6,-Could I use your phone?-_.A. Yes, of course B. Yes, you couldC. Yes, you mightD. Yes, you must7,_ the film twice, I didnt want to go to the cinema.A. Having seen

3、B. Have seenC. To have seen D. Had seen8,Sea lions are the best animal actors in the world- because they are also the biggest show-offs. A sea lion that cannot show off is very 1 . He is much more unhappy when he has to 2 another lion show off. I remember one sea lion 3 Neptune. We trained him at Se

4、al College in Kingston, N. Y. Neptune to learn to 4 a pipe, and then he became too 5 . To correct Neptunes conduct （行为）, we taught Pal 6 to smoke. Pal was one of the younger sea lions. We thought that 7 would make Neptune unhappy. Perhaps he would not 8 showing off any more. Pal learned to smoke qui

5、ckly. When Pal 9 a smoke ring one day, Neptune was cross（生气）. He stopped showing off and we thought he was 10 .One night I let Pal do the smoking act 11 the stage for the first time. It was too 12 for Neptune. He came barking（吠） 13 down to the footlights. I took the pipe from Pal and 14 it to Neptun

6、e, who puffed out（吐出） clouds of smoke. Suddenly something grabbed me. It was Pal! He ripped（撕破） my trousers and 15 my shirttails. The 16 thing that would calm him was another 17 to show off with the pipe, A sea lion seldom learns from watching and 18 his fellows. Three or four together, work best, b

7、ecause 19 is so eager to show what he can do.Sea lions live to be about 70 years old. They are show-offs to the end. If you put an old sea lion back into the ocean, he 20 wants to return to the footlights. 9,In nineteen thirty-three, President Franklin Roosevelt ordered an end to the use of gold as

8、money. The newly elected president did this as part of his New Deal economic plan during the Great Depression. Private ownership of gold that was not in the form of jewelry or collectable coins became illegal. So people who owned gold exchanged it with the government for paper money. Soon, the gover

9、nment needed a safe place to store its growing amounts of gold. The Treasury Department（财政部）started building the Fort Knox depository（仓库）in nineteen thirty-six. As you can imagine, the building has very high security （安全性）. In fact, the term “Fort Knox” is used in popular language to describe someth

10、ing that is carefully protected. The gold is housed in a two-level vault（保险库）made of concrete and steel. The Treasury Department Web site says no one person knows the code that opens the vault. Instead, several people must each enter a separate code to unlock it. Other valuable objects have been sto

11、red at Fort Knox over the years. These include the Declaration of Independence, the Magna Carta and three versions of the Gutenberg Bible. The Gutenberg Bible was the first major book printed in Europe with movable type.Dont get too excited about visiting Fort Knox. The bullion （金条） depository is no

12、t open to the public.1. This passage is mainly about _.A. one of President Franklin Roosevelts ordersB. why the bullion depository in not open to the publicC. why the Fort Knox bullion depository built wasD. a place where Americas gold and other priceless things are stored2. President Franklin Roose

13、velt ordered people not to use gold as money because _.A. using gold as money was illegalB. people were collecting gold coinsC. he wanted to encourage economic developmentD. he only took office not long ago3. Which of the following should be placed in the Fort Knox in popular language?A. A computer

14、B. Car keys C. Your textbooksD. A painting by Picasso4. Which of the following is true according to the passage?A. Only gold bullions and coins are stored in the vault.B. If there are several of you, then you can unlock the vault.C. People are forbidden to visit the Fort Knox depository.D. The vault

15、 made America richer and richer.10,For sixteen years, the Environmental Film Festival in Washington, D.C., has been showing movies that raise awareness about environmental issues. This year, the twelve-day festival is showing one hundred fifteen movies from thirty countries. Flo Stone created the En

16、vironmental Film Festival in Washington in nineteen ninety-three. She believed it was important for people to be able to see high-quality films about the environment and discuss them together. She felt the subject of the environment, examined with the artistry of filmmakers, could be an influential

17、source of learning. People can see these films in embassies, movie theaters and museums around the nations capital. Some movies star wild animals. This year, in “Edge of Eden: Living With Grizzlies,” Canadian filmmakers Jeff and Sue Turner explore the work of bear expert Charlie Russell. For over te

18、n years Mister Russell worked to raise rescued baby bears in a protected area of eastern Russia. “Edge of Eden” shows him playing with the bears, feeding them and even protecting them from larger wild bears. The movie makes a powerful statement about the need to protect these animals before they dis

19、appear from the wild. In “Animals in Love” French director Laurent Charbonnier looks at the movements, songs and dances that eighty kinds of animals use in order to find a mate. Some movies explore economic issues. One Kenyan movie examines the lives of people struggling to survive in the Kibera par

20、t of Nairobi. About a million people live in poverty in this area. Another movie, “All in This Tea,” looks at the way modern life has changed the traditions of the tea trade in China. The movie “The Price of Sugar” examines the difficult life of Haitian immigrants working for sugar companies in the

21、Dominican Republic.And several movies at the festival are old favorites. These include the nineteen thirty-seven film “The River,” a history of the Mississippi River by American director Pare Lorentz. The Environmental Film Festival ends on Saturday, which is also World Water Day. All day around Was

22、hington, people can see movies about this most important of natural resources.1. Which of the following is not true to this passage?A. The passage was written in 2008.B. The passage mentions how the Environmental Film Festival came into being.C. Wild animals star in some of the movies at the Festiva

23、l.D. The best title of the passage would be The Environmental Film Festival and World Water Day.2. The purpose of the Environmental Film Festival is _.A. to make people better aware of environmental issuesB. to see how different countries treat the environmentC. to provide people with high-quality m

24、oviesD. to make profits to help save the environment3. Which of the following refers to the bears?A. Grizzles B. Eden C. Jeff and Sue Turner D. Charlie Russell.4. The names of people and places in this passage are connected with _ countries.A. 7 B. 8 C.9 D. 1011,This year is the twenty-fifth anniver

25、sary （周年纪念日） of the part of the Vietnam Veterans （退伍军人） Memorial known as the Wall. The Wall is two large, shiny, black stones built into the ground, forming the letter V. The names of more than fifty-eight thousand Americans are cut into the stone. These are the names of those who died or who are m

26、issing as a result of their service in Vietnam. As part of the anniversary observance（仪式）, the names of all those listed on the Wall are being read aloud this week. The Wall has the power to create strong feelings. The shiny black stone acts like a mirror. It seems to draw in visitors so that they t

27、oo are part of the Wall. This is especially emotional for those visitors who served in Vietnam and for the family members of those killed there.Vietnam Veteran Jan Scruggs thought of the idea for the memorial as a way to honor those killed in one of Americas most divisive（有争议的）wars. He formed an org

28、anization to build the memorial. In nineteen eighty, a competition was held to choose the design. Judges considered more than one thousand designs. They chose the design of a twenty-one-year-old Yale University student, Maya Lin. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was officially opened on November thirte

29、enth, nineteen eighty-two. The design of the memorial caused great debate. Supporters thought it was simple and powerful. But some people said it was not personal enough and did not show the heroic efforts of those who fought in the war.As a result, other structures were added to the memorial. They

30、are The Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Vietnam Womens Memorial statue. A special plaque（纪念匾）honors those who died later as a result of injuries from the war. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is the most visited memorial in the nations capital. More than four million people visit each year. Some visi

31、tors make a copy of one of the names on the Wall. Others leave a special object of love and remembrance. Visitors have left tens of thousands of such objects at the Wall. These include flowers, letters, poems, toys, photographs, baseballs and military medals. These objects are links between those who were killed and those who will always remember them. 1. The best title of this passage would be _.A. Anniversary of the Wall B. Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Its TouristsC. Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Vietnam Women