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1、A. unlikely B. probable C. likely D. possible3. This is the third time I _ Beijing. The second time I _ here was on National Day last year.A. have visited; came B. have visited; have comeC. visited; came D. visited;4. The manager didnt ask him to come. _, he was fired.A. In other words B. In a word

2、C. In many ways D. In any way5. _ a better life, they are considering _ a plan for the future.A. Having; having made B. So as to; to make C. In order to live; making D. So that to lead; to make6. When I met George on a trip to New York, I was deeply _ with his good manners.A. hurt B. trusted C. impr

3、essed D. moved7. It was in the small mountain village _ I spent my childhood happily.A. who B. what C. which D. that8. We dont allow _in the office. But you are allowed _in the rest room. A.smoking, smoking B. to smoke, to smoke C. smoking, to smoke D. smoke, smoking9. He took 200 photographs _ plan

4、et earth _ total.A. for; on B. of; on C. for; in D. of; in10. By the time we _ the airport, the plane _.A. arrived; had taken off B. had got to; took off C. got to; had taken off D. arrived at; took off11. Beyond _ stars, Chinas first taikonaut Lieutenant Colonel Yang Liwei saw nothing but _ space.A

5、. the; / B. /; the C. /; / D. the; the12. The car _ Mr. Smith was seriously broken in a traffic accident last night.A. belongs to B. belonged to C. to belong to D. belonging to13. With the help of the government and the soldiers, the villagerslife has returned to. A. ordinary B. usual C. general D.

6、normal14. They are _ heavy boxes that you cant carry _ many at a time. A. so; such B. such; so C. such; such D. so; so15. Being awarded the first prize is a great_for him. A. appointment B. access C. achievement D. approach16. Considering it a bad influence on her, the teacher found an excuse fortel

7、ling her the news. A. putting off B. succeeding in C. looking forward to D. being fond of17. We all know that _ exercise we take, _ our body will be.A. the much; the healthy B. the most; the healthiest C. the less; the healthier D. the more; the healthier18. We will discuss the strange idea you _ th

8、is afternoon. A. came up to B. came up with C. come through D. come across19. _ the mid-term examination is around the corner, I have to give up doing sports.A. Even if B. Unless C. Now that D. Although20. The Little Tigers groupwhen some of the members had to serve in the army or go to college. A.

9、held up B. split up C. mixed up D. picked up第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题：每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AI came to work in New York about three years ago. Not long after I came to the city I learnt a good lesson. Im good at making friends. Soon after I came to New York, I made some very good

10、 friends. Loving parties, I often invited my colleagues and friends over. We often had fun together till late night. But people in the building disliked it. I was considered as a black sheep in the building. One night, when I was throwing a big party for some Chinese students in New York, a neighbor

11、 could no longer stand the noise and he called the police. The police came, and many of my neighbors came, too. It was an unhappy night. However, some days later, I found something very unbelievable. My neighbor Sam threw a big birthday party in his apartment. They sang and danced till midnight. But

12、 nobody went to ask them to stop the party. Feeling confused （疑惑的）, I went to Sam the next morning and asked him why he could throw a party for his friends while I couldnt. He didnt say anything. Instead, he took me to a notice board in the hall of the building. It said, My dear neighbors, Sam livin

13、g on the sixth floor will throw a party tonight. About twenty people will come. Well sing and dance. The party will be over around midnight. We may make some noise tonight. Please accept my apology. He apologized even before the party began. People felt respected in this way. And that was why nobody

14、 bothered them that night.21. From Paragraph 2, what can we know about the author?A. He didnt love parties at all.B. He never had parties late into the night.C. He didnt get along well with his neighbors.D. He often invited his neighbors to his parties.22. What did that neighbor do when he could no

15、longer stand the noise?A. He asked the police for help. B. He went to the police station. C. He called the writer at once. D. He called his neighbors for help.23. How did Sam help the writer know why nobody bothered him that night?A. By taking him to the neighbors. B. By taking him to a notice board

16、.C. By giving reasons to him carefully. D. By telling him an unbelievable story.24. By writing the story, the writer wants to show that_.A. there is a secret to every success B. Americans treat foreign people differentlyC. there is no reason to hold parties at late nightD. we should learn to respect

17、 others in a proper wayBPeople enjoy taking trips. But what are the reasons they leave home? One reason is for education. People travel because they want to broaden their horizons （视野） to learn about other people and other places. They want to learn about other cultures. When people are on a trip, t

18、hey get a quick look at different ways of living. Even a short look at another kind of lifestyle is an important lesson. When travelling, a person can learn directly by visiting museums and historic spots. What does a tourist learn who sees the art museums, visits the historical places and other sce

19、nic spots in Paris and shops along the River Seine? He learns about their attitudes, and how they feel about business, beauty and history.What about the traveller who goes to Hong Kong? Does he get the same information that he could get from a book? He might read that Hong Kong is so crowded that th

20、ere is less than 200 square meters of space for each person. But seeing and feeling the lack of space will impress him much more.He might read that there are nearly 200 vehicles for every kilometer of roadway. But the sight of so many vehicles parked along the roadside would be a much more vivid les

21、son. The traveller to Hong Kong will never forget the contrasts: the straight vertical （垂直的） lines of tall modern buildings and the moving lines of boats that people live in.25. Why do people leave home to travel according to the passage?AFor education. BFor adventure.CTo enjoy themselves. DTo look

22、for a different lifestyle.26. What impression will a tourist get of Hong Kong?A. It has many big and beautiful parks.B. It is very crowded.C. It has many historical spots.D. It is an important industrial center.27. What does the passage tell us about traveling?AIt makes our life more interesting.BIt

23、 enables us to get first-hand knowledge.CIt helps develop our personalities.DIt brings about changes in our lifestyle.CIn a new study conducted by University of Virginias Claire Cameron Ponitz and Oregon State Universitys Megan McClelland，the researchers found that kindergartners who had high levels

24、 of“self-regulation”in the fall did better on tests of reading，vocabulary，and math in the spring than children with low levels of self-regulation Dr Ponits has pointed that the ability to control and direct ones own feelings， thoughtsand actions is self-regulationIt can be as simple as a child raisi

25、ng his hand when asking a question in class，or as complex as a child controlling his feelings when frustrated or angry While the ability to self-regulate has long been considered an essential part of a childs healthy emotional development，self-regulation is increasingly being seen as a good predicto

26、r of a childs academic successAccording to Dr McClelland，a number of studies have found that self-regulation significantly predicts literacy outcomes in childrenGood self-regulation skills are also important for a childs social development“Self-regulation helps children succeed in classroom contexts

27、，”McClelland says“The children who can successfully handle these learning environments have better relationships with their teachers，are more liked by their classmates，and do better academicallyThey are also more motivated to achieve because of these skills” The good news for parents and educators i

28、s that easy ways to help children develop self-regulation skills may be as close as the local playgroundBoth Ponitz and McClelland suggest that classic games where children must follow directions and wait to take turns may be particularly suited for the development of self-regulation28According to D

29、r Ponitz，self-regulation is Athe ability to handle the learning environment successfully Bthe ability to control and direct ones own feelings, thoughts and actions Cthe skills to pass reading，vocabulary and math tests Dthe short-term gain in ones academic success29Good self-regulation skills are imp

30、ortant for a child in the following aspects except Ahis emotional development Bhis academic Success Chis classic games Dhis social development30The underlined word“predictor”in Para 3 probably means Areader Beditor Cmonitor Dforecaster31The best title of the passage may be AImportance of self-regulation for kindergartners BSelf-regulationimportant for academic success CSelf-regulationthe key to suc