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2.Toyota’sworldwiderecallshavehit______Chineseconsumers’confidenceabout______brand’squality.

A.a;

theB.the;

a

C.不填;

aD.不填;

the

3.—HasyourformerclassmatecomebackfromtheUSA?

—Yes.He______thereforeightyears.

A.hasstayedB.stays

C.stayedD.hadstayed

4.—Whichofthesetwomagazineswillyoutake?

—I’lltake______,incasethejourneyisboring.

A.eitherB.both

C.allD.neither

5.Plasticbagswon’tbeallowedtobeusedforfreeinthesupermarkets.Theycan’t______easily,whichdoes

greatharmtoourenvironment.

A.breakoffB.breakin

C.breakdownD.breakout

6.GivingchildrenmoneyasagiftduringtheSpringFestivalisacommon______inChina.

A.senseB.practice

C.deedD.habit

7.—It’sthirtyyearssincewelastmet.

—ButIstillrememberthestory,believeitornot,______wegotlostonarainynight.

A.whichB.what

C.thatD.when

8.Weloveplayingfootball.Notonly______buildusupbutitalsogivesusasenseofteamspirit.

A.ithelpsB.helpsit

C.doesithelpD.itdoeshelp

9.Byworkingslowlybutsurelytowardsyourgoal,you’ll______succeed.

A.eventuallyB.accidentally

C.occasionallyD.purposely

10.Youcandependonitthatshewillcometothewedding.______,she’sacceptedyourinvitation.

A.AboveallB.Afterall

C.What’smoreD.Fristofall

11.Helayinbed,withhiseyes______ontheceilingandhisfingers______.

A.fixed;

crossingB.fix;

crossing

C.fixed;

crossedD.fixing;

crossed

12.—Let’sdiscussthequestionraisedlastnight,shallwe?

—Thereisnohurryforthat.I______foraconference.

A.headedB.washeading

C.amheadingD.haveheaded

13.PremierWenJiabaoencouragedcitizenstoreadmoreonWorldReadingDay,which______onaFridaythisyear.

A.turnedB.fell

C.startedD.adopted

14.______inaheavysnow,thecouplehadtowalkhome,leavingtheircarbehind.

A.CaughtB.Havingcaught

C.CatchingD.Tocatch

15.______,hisideawasactuallyworthpracticing.

A.AsitmightsoundstrangeB.Strangeasmightitsound

C.AsstrangeitmightsoundD.Strangeasitmightsound

二、完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20分）

In2005,HurricaneKatrinabroughtdeathanddestructiontoMississippiandLouisiana.Humansweren’ttheonlyones16theterriblestorm.Around600,000animalswere17orleftbytheirownersduringthehurricane.Alittlepony（小型马）namedMollywasoneoftheanimals18.Afterthreeweeks,neighbors19herandmovedhertoasafeplace.

20,forthepony,hergoodluckturned21.Whilethenewownerwasaway,adog22Mollyandherinjurywas23.Molly’srightfrontlegneededtobeamputated（截肢）.OnJanuary16,2006,doctors24Molly’slegjustbelowtheknee.Everyonebelievedthe25wouldgiveherafightingchance.

Forhertolivewithoutafrontleg,Mollyneededa（n）26leg.Adoctorwhomakesman-madelimbs（肢）forhumans27oneforMolly.Theponyloveditandevenbegan“asking”foritbyholdingouther28limb.

Now,Mollyhasnotonlyanewlegbutalsoanew29.Theponygoestochildren’shospitals,nursinghomesandotherplaceswhere30needencouragement.Thelittleponythat31terribleinjuriesbringshopetoothersfacingtheirown32.Shehaseven33anewbookcalledMollythePony.

34thedoctormadeMolly’sartificialleg,hecutasmilingfaceintothebottomofthehoof（蹄）.Nowsheleaves35everywhereshegoes!

16.A.worryingaboutB.thinkingof

C.sufferingfromD.fightingagainst

17.A.killedB.drivenC.savedD.sold

18.A.injuredB.frightenedC.abusedD.abandoned

19.A.visitedB.rescuedC.rodeD.accepted

20.A.OtherwiseB.BesidesC.HoweverD.Therefore

21.A.possibleB.trueC.helpfulD.bad

22.A.attackedB.discoveredC.attractedD.relieved

23.A.suddenB.seriousC.casualD.curable

24.A.examinedB.fastenedC.removedD.measured

25.A.surgeryB.projectC.messageD.support

26.A.healthyB.automaticC.perfectD.artificial

27.A.boughtB.designedC.foundD.claimed

28.A.strongB.flexibleC.goodD.damaged

29.A.friendB.ownerC.careerD.interest

30.A.peopleB.patientsC.childrenD.victims

31.A.facedB.overcameC.infectedD.forgot

32.A.fortunesB.injuriesC.choicesD.challenges

33.A.receivedB.gainedC.inspiredD.created

34.A.WhenB.AlthoughC.IfD.Until

35.A.bloodsB.storiesC.tearsD.smiles

三、阅读理解（共20小题：

每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

Forgetaboutpersuadingyourchildrentobeadoctor,vet（兽医）orteacherandstarttrainingthemforthetalentshows.

Apollof3,000Britishparentsshowedtheaspirationsoftheirchildrenareradically（根本地）differentfromwhattheydreamedaboutwhenconsideringwhotheywantedtobewhentheygrewup.Althoughastronautstillremainsfairlyhighonthelistofcareerskidsdreamaboutthesedays,otherslikedoctorandteacherhavebeensupplanted（代替）bythedesiretowinfameandfortuneasasportinghero,popstaroractor.

Theparentsofchildrenagedfrom5to11saidtheonenear-constantwaslawyer,whichslippedonlyoneplaceonthetop10listtosixth,whileteacherhadslippedtoninthfromtopinthelast25ormoreyears.

ThesurveyforBritishTVchannelWatchfoundasharpdividebetweenthegendersoftoday’syoungsterswhencomparedwiththeirparents’dreams25yearsormoreago.Playingprofessionalfootball,beinganastronautandjoiningthefirefightingservicetoppedtheboys’careerchoices,whilegirlsaremorelikelytobedreamingoftakingtothestageasapopstaroractressorjoiningthemedicalprofession.

Whenaskedwhattheywouldliketheirchildrentodoforaliving,today’sparentsstillfavortheacademicprofessions,withlawandmedicinescoringhighly,whilebeingself-employedasanentrepreneur（创业者）camethird.Parentsalsopraisedjobsatisfactionandhappiness（53percent）abovewealth（21percent）whenitcomestotheirhopesfortheirchildren.Nearly70percentoftheparentssurveyedadmittedthattheyfailedtofollowtheirdreamswhenitcametotheircareer,with37percentputtingthisdowntoalackofambitionandnothavingthenecessaryqualifications.

36.Accordingtothepassage,today’schildrenprefertobewhentheygrowup.

A.adoctorB.ateacherC.anastronautD.apopstar

37.Lawyerusedtobeattheplaceonthetop10listofcareers.

A.firstB.thirdC.fourthD.fifth

38.Asfortheirchildren’scareers,parentscareabouttheirchildren’sthemost.

A.freedomB.jobsatisfactionC.positionD.pay

39.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatthechangeinchildren’scareerambitionsprobably.

A.representssocialprogress

B.showshowrealisticyoungstersare

C.mirrorstheinfluenceofcelebrityculture

D.suggestsBritishteenagerswatchtoomuchTV

40.Wecanconcludefromthelastparagraphthattoday’schildren.

A.arebecomingmoreambitious

B.donotmeettheirparents’expectations

C.havemoretalentsthantheirparents

D.haveawiderrangeofcareerstochoosefrom

B

Motherswhoworkpart-timearemorelikelytohavehealthierchildrenthanthosewhoworkfull-timeorwhoarenotintheworkforce,theauthorofanAustralianstudysaidonWednesday.

Childrenwhosemothersworkedpart-timewatchedaboutanhourlesstelevisioneachweekandhadahealthierlifestyle,JanNicholsonofMelbourne’sMurdochChildren’sResearchInstitutesaid.

“Themainfindingthatwehaveisthatthechildrenofmotherswhoworkedpart-timewerehealthierintheirweightandthatwasrelatedtowatchinglesstelevision,snackinglessandbeingmorephysicallyactive,”shetoldAFP.“Andthatwascomparedtochildrenwhosemothersworkedfull-timeandalsothosewhosemotherswereathomefull-time.”

Theresearch,containedinthepaper“Doworkingmothersraisecouchpotatokids?

”,examinedtheweightandlifestyleofsome2,500childrenwhentheywerefourorfiveandagainwhentheyweresixorseven.

NicholsonsaidtheresearchwasdesignedtoaddtothedebateaboutwhethertheWest’schildhoodobesityepidemic（流行病）waslinkedtomothers’increasedparticipationintheworkforce.

“AndIguesswhatwearereallydoingistryingtoseeit,afterwetakeaccountofeverythingelsethatweknowisgoingon.Istherereallyarelationshiphere?

Andtheansweris,‘yes,thereis.’”

Thestudy,conductedwiththeUniversityofNewEnglandandtheAustralianNationalUniversity,showedmotherswithfull-timecareersmayhavelesstimetoencouragephysicallyactiveplaysorpreparehome-cookedmeals.

Nicholsonsaidthestudycouldnotexplainwhystay-at-homemothersweremorelikelytohaveoverweightchildrenbutshesaidmotherswhoworkedpart-timemightbebetterabletobalancetheirworkandfamily.

“Theyrescheduleactivities,sleeplessandallocate（分配）lesstimetopersonalcareandleisuretoensurethattimewithchildrenisprotected,”shesaid.

41.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Part-timemumshavehealthierkids

B.Mums,watchyourchildren’slifestyle

C.Aperfectbalancebetweenworkandfamily

D.WatchingtoomuchTVmakescouchpotatokids

42.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutchildrenwhosemothersworkfull-time?

A.Theyd