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BThephotographwasnottakenattheGrandCanyon.

CTheyalreadysentMaryaphotographoftheirvacation.

DSendingpicturesthroughthemailistooexpensive.

7ASheshouldhaveaskedtobeexcusedfromthetrip.

BShedeservesthezero.

CSheisrighttobeangry.

DSheshouldhavegoneonthefieldtrip.

8AHewantstoliveoffcampus.

BThereareadvantagesanddisadvantagestolivingoffcampus.

CLivingspaceinthedormiscrowded.

DThereareonlyafewapartmentsavailableoffcampus.

9ATurndownthevolumeofthemusic

BTurnthemusicoff

CPlayadifferentstyleofmusic.

DListentomusicinadifferentroom.

10AIttookalongtimetofinishthebuilding.

BHewastoobusytonoticetheopeningofthehotel.

CHedidnotknowthehotelhadarestaurant.

DHewouldliketomeetthewomanforbrunchnextSunday.

11AGotoherclass.

BCancelherappointmentwiththepresident.

CAskherprofessortoexcuseherfromclass.

DAttendthepresentation.

12ASheadmiresSteve’srelationshipwithhisfather.

BShedoesnotknowSteveorhisfather.

CHerdaughterisolderthanSteve.

DShedisagreeswiththeman.

13AHehasheardthenewCD.

BHedoesnotenjoyclassicalmusic.

CHeisnotinterestedintheCD.

DHerarelylistenstomusic.

14ABuyticketsforthenextshowing.

BLeavethetheater

CChangetheirseatsforabetterview

DAskthecoupleinfrontofthemtobequiet

15AThelibraryclosesearlierduringthesummer.

BThelibraryisclosedduringsummervacation.

CThelibrarywillbeopenuntilmidnighttonight.

DShedoesnotusuallygotothelibraryduringthesummer.

16ASheissorrythemanhastocanceltheplans

BShewantstohandinherreportearly.

CShewouldliketogowiththeman.

Dshedoesnotusuallyenjoythesymphony.

17AHehasotherplansfortheevening

BHeislookingforwardtoattendingtheparty.

CHeoftenmissesLinda’sparties.

Dhewantstoknowifheshouldbringanythingtotheparty.

18AThereisjustaboutenoughtimetodothejob

BThedeskhasneverbeensoorderly.

CTheclockonthedeskneedstobeset.

DThedeskreallyneedsorganizing.

19AHeenjoyslookingattheflowers.

BHethinkstheparkisboring.

CHedoesnotlikewalkingwiththewoman.

DHedoesnotseeanytrees.

20ATherearenotverymanyhotelsinthearea.

BShestayedattheCloverInnlastmonth.

CSheisnotsuretheman’sparentswouldliketheCloverInn.

DItmaybetoolatetogetaroomattheCloverInn.

21AWaituntillatertoeat

BGotothecafeteriawithouther

CBringhersomefoodfromthecafeteria

DMeetheratthecafeteria

22AHehastoworkwithhisbrother.

BHehasnodefiniteplans.

CHeusuallyworksonweekends.

DHisplantsdependonthewoman.

23ABuystampsatthepostoffice

BMailthewoman’sbill

CDrivetothewoman’shouse

DPickupapackagefromthepostoffice

24AThewomanshouldcallBilltocheckhisschedule.

BThewomanshouldhaveleftfortheairportearlier.

CThewomandoesnotneedtorushtomeetBill.

DTrafficneartheairportcoulddelaythewoman’sarrival.

25AShedidbetteronthequizthanthemandid.

BShedidnothavetotakethequiz.

CShehasnotyetreceivedhergradeonthequiz.

DShedidnotdowellonthequiz.

26AHewillbehappytosharetheirdessert

BHedidnotknowwhattimehewassupposedtoarrive.

CHeexpectedthetraffictobebad.

DHeisnotupsetthattheyatelunch.

27AShehastoquitherjobinthelaboratory.

BShecutherselfwhileworkinginthelaboratory.

CSheenjoysdoinglaboratoryexperiments.

DShefeelsthatthemanisdedicatedtohisworktoo.

28AAskfordirections

BTryadifferentroutetothebeach

CGobackforthemap

DCanceltheirtrip

29AHewouldlikethewomantoreschedulethemeeting.

BHewillmeetthewomanbrieflyonFriday

CThereportwillnotbereadyuntilThursday.

DThereportwasfinishedlastFriday.

30AFindoutwhenthebookstoreopens

BWithdrawsomecash

CInquireaboutajob

DSpendherextramoneyonbooks

31AWaystodeterminetheageofafossil

BTheidentityofafossilthewomanfound

CAcomparisonoftwoshellfishfossils

DPlansforafieldtriptolookforfossils

32ATheclassisgoingtostudythem.

BTheyevolvedfrombrachiopods.

CTheyaresimilartobrachiopodsinappearance.

DTheybelongtothesamespeciesasbrachiopods.

33AIthasaribbedshell.

BIthasanunusuallylargevalve.

CItwasfoundnearthewater.

DItissmallerthanamollusc.

34AHehasneverseenafossilthatold.

BItcouldbemanymillionsofyearsold.

CItisprobablyarecentspecimen.

DHewillaskthelabhowolditis.

35ATakeittoclass

BPutitinhercollection

CTakeittothelab

DLeaveitwithherprofessor

36AAjewelrystorerobbery

BBuyingabirthdaypresent

CWritingastory

DDoingresearchforaclassassignment

37AHerprofessordidnotlikeherstory.

BShehadtroublefinishingherassignment

Cshedidnotlikethetopicshehadchosenforherpaper.

DShewastakingtoomanycourses,

38ATakesomeextratime

BDoawritingexercise

CDosomeworkforanothercourse

DWritethestoryendingfirst

39ATogoshopping

BTodoresearchforherstory

CTomeetwithherprofessor

DTotakeabreakfromherwork

40ATodescribewayspestscandamageplants

BToexaminethelifecycleofcaterpillars

CToexplainhowcornplantsdevelop

DTodescribehowanaturalpesticideworks

41ACaterpillarschewingonitsleaves

BWaspslayingeggsonitsleaves

CPesticidessprayedonitsleaves

DKnivescuttingitsstalk

42AByflyingincirclesaroundafield

BBydetectingachemicalsignal

CByinspectingindividualcornleaves

DBynoticingthecaterpillar’scoloration

43ARecentlydiscoveredmanuscripts

BSimilaritiesamongreligions

CMethodsofanalyzingancientmanuscripts

DHowancientmanuscriptsarepreserved

44AThesimplicityoftheirlanguage

BTheirage

CThelocationoftheirdiscovery

DThematerialtheyaremadeof

45AOrallypreservedteachings

BAcollectionofletters

CAdiary

DAscholarlyarticle

46AAncientsettlersinAsia

BHowBuddhismispracticedtoday

CThespreadofBuddhisminAsia

DWhysomelanguagesdisappear

47AThelanguagetheyarewritteninisnotwidelyknown.

BTheycannotbemovedfromwheretheywerefound

CThewritinginthemhasfaded

DManypeoplewantcreditforthediscovery.

48ATheadvantagesofaneconomybasedonfarming

BReasonsfarmerscontinuedusingrivertransportation

CTheroleofcottonintheUnitedStateseconomy

DImprovedmethodsoftransportingfarmcrops

49AThenewtechnologyusedtobuildroads

BTheabilitytotransportgoodsoverland

CThetradeingrainandcotton

DThelinkingofsmallerlocalroadsintoonelongroad

50AReducedchargesfortransportingfarmproducts

BRequiredpaymentfromvehiclesthatusedtheirroads

CMaderepairstoolderroads

DInstalledstreetlightsonroadsconnectingmajorcities

10月语法

1.ThemusicalcomedyOklahoma!

didmuchtoexpandthepotentialofthemusicalstage,anditencouragedotherstoattempt......

（a）originalthemes

（b）tooriginalthemes

（c）thatwereoriginalthemes

（d）howoriginalthemes

2.Despiteitsfishlikeform,thewhaleis......andwilldrownifsubmergedtoolong.

（a）ananimalbreathesairthat

（b）ananimalthatbreathesair

（c）ananimalbreathesair

（d）thatananimalbreathesair

3.Thesaguaro,foundindesertregionsinthesouthwesternUnitedStates,......cactusintheworld.

（a）isthelargest

（b）thelargest

（c）thatisthelargest

（d）thelargestthatisa

4.ItissaidthatUnitedStalesliterature......individualityandidentityinthetwentiethcentury,afterlongimitationofEuropeanmodels.

（a）wasachieved

（b）achieved

（c）toachieve

（d）achieving

5.LucyStone,......firstfeministsintheUnitedStates,helpedorganizetheAmericanWomanSuffrageAssociationin1869.

（a）theone

（b）whowasthe

（c）another

（d）oneofthe

6.......,includingclimate,mineralcontent,andthepermanencyofsurfacewater,wetlandsmaybemossy,grassy,scrubby,orwooded.

（a）Dependingonmanyfactors

（b）Manyfactorsdependingon

（c）Factorsdependingonmany

（d）Onmanyfactorsdepending

（7）DukeEllington'

sorchestra,......hisownoftencomplexcompositions,mademanyinnovationsinjazz.

（a）heplayed

（b）playing

（c）thatitplayed

（d）wasplaying

（8）Theterm"

iceage"

referstoanyofseveralperiodsoftimewhenglacierscoveredconsiderablymoreofEarth'

ssurface......

（a）asistoday

（b）thantodayis

（c）thantheydotoday

（d）thattoday

（9）Fromcolonialtimes,UnitedStat