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10．________（arm）withthenewmachine,asearchpartywentintothecavehopingtofindburiedtreasure.

Ⅱ.选词填空

toone'

sastonishment,beinvolvedin,drinkto,drawattentionto,inview,inreturn,takeoff,inthefaceof

1．Wekepttheothercar____________forawhile,butthenlostsightofit.

2．In2014,theWorldHealthReport____________acriticalworldwideshortageofmorethan4milliondoctors,nurses,andotherhealthcarestaff.

3．When____________someone'

shealth,youraiseyourglassbuttheglassesshouldnottouch.

4．Smileatsomeoneandyouaresuretogetasmile____________．

5．Please____________yourhatbeforeentering.

6．____________theenemy'

sfierceattack,theydecidedtogiveapowerfulfightback.

7．He____________aseriouscaraccidentasaresultofdrunkdriving.

8．____________，theypublishedmybookandonlysentmetwodollars.

Ⅲ.完成句子

1．尽管天气不好，昨天晚上看那场电影是值得的。

________thebadweather,________________thefilmlastnight.

2．李娜是中国历史上第一个在大满贯获得单项奖的女性。

LiNaisthefirstChinesewomaninhistory__________singlestitleataGrandSlam.

3．因为雾霾所有的航班都被取消了，许多乘客只能等。

Allflightshadbeencancelledbecauseofthefogandhaze,manypassengerscould____________wait.

4．在她看来，她的所作所为是合法的。

____________，whatshedidwaslegal.

5．他救起了一个溺水的孩子，却牺牲了自己的生命。

Herescuedtheboyfromdrowning____________hisownlife.

Ⅳ.完形填空

“DailyStar,sir，”calledJason,carryingsomenewspapersunderhisarm.Thelittleboyhadbeenrunningupanddownthestreet,buttherewerestilltwenty__1__left.Hisvoicewasalmostgoneandhisheartwas__2__.Theshopswouldsoonclose,andallthepeoplewouldgohome.Hewouldhavetogohometoo,carryingthepapers__3__money.Hehadhopedtosellmorepaperstonighttomakemoremoneytobuya__4__forhismotherandsomeseedsforhisbird.Thatwaswhyhehadboughtthepaperswithallhismoney.He__5__ashethoughtofhisfailuretosellallhispapers.

“Youdon'

tknowthe__6__ofsellingpapers.Youmustshout,‘Hotnews!

Bombbursting！

’”anothernewsboyChadtoldJason.“__7__it'

snotinthepaperatall，”repliedJason.“Justrunawayquickly__8__theyhavetimetosee,andyou'

ll__9__outandgetyourmoney，”Chadsaid.

Itwasanew__10__toJason.Hethoughtofhisbirdwithno__11__andthecakehewantedtobuyforhismother,butwas__12__thathewouldnottellalie.Thoughhewas__13__apoornewsboy,hehadbeen__14__somegoodthings.

ThenextafternoonJasonwenttotheofficeforhispapers__15__.SeveralboyswerecrowdingaroundChad,whodeclaredwitha__16__smilethathesoldsixdozenthedaybefore.HeaddedthatJason__17__moneybecausehewouldnottellalie.Theboys__18__atJason.“Youwouldn'

ttellalieyesterday,myboy？

”AgentlemanattheofficecameupandpattedJason'

sshoulder__19__.“You'

rejusttheboyIamlookingfor.”AweeklaterJasonstartedhisnew__20__.Helostthesaleoftwentypapersbecausehewouldnottellalie,butgotawellpaidjobbecausehetoldthetruth.

1．A.shops　　　　　　　　　B．coins

C．peopleD．papers

2．A.openB．heavy

C．pureD．weak

3．A.insteadofB．inreturnfor

C．regardlessofD．inexchangefor

4．A.cupB．card

C．combD．cake

5．A.gaveinB．brokedown

C．gotawayD．showedup

6．A.difficultyB．process

C．goalD．secret

7．A.AndB．But

C．ForD．so

8．A.beforeB．since

C．thoughD．unless

9．A.callB．drop

C．sellD．reach

10．A.editionB．idea

C．policyD．task

11．A.breadB．insects

C．seedsD．water

12．A.concernedB．amazed

C．excitedD．determined

13．A.stillB．already

C．justD．also

14．A.taughtB．handed

C．awardedD．allowed

15．A.atonceB．bychance

C．asusualD．onpurpose

16．A.proudB．gentle

C．warmD．polite

17．A.borrowedB．lost

C．madeD．saved

18．A.laughedB．shouted

C．noddedD．stared

19．A.bravelyB．gratefully

C．fondlyD．modestly

20．A.dutyB．business

C．jobD．method

Ⅴ.阅读理解

A

TheUSsoldierJessicaLynch,whowasrescuedbytheUSSpecialForcesafterbeingcapturedinIraq,istomarry.Private（二等兵）Lynch,20,willmarryArmySergeant（陆军军士）RubenContrerasnextJune,hermothersaid.

ThecouplemettwoyearsagoinafastfoodrestaurantinTexas,wherebothofthemwerestationed.

PrivateLynchwascapturedalongwithsixotherUSsoldierswhenIraqitroopsattackedherconvoynearthecityofNasiriyainMarch.

Theexactdateandlocationoftheweddingarebeingkeptasecret.

Contreras'

mother,LisaLatorre,toldanewspaperinherhometown,thatshedidnotwanttheeventtobecomeamediafocus.

“Iwantthistobearealweddingforthem,notjustabunchofmediastormingin，”MsLatorresaid.“I'

mlookingforwardtothemfinallybeingabletobetogetherandhappy.Theyshallgetthatchance.They'

vebeenthroughsomuch.”

However,MsLatorredidtellonedetail:

PrivateLynchwasalreadylookingforaweddingdress.

JessicaLynch'

sdramaticrescueinIraq—afteralocallawyerreportedlyinformedtheUSforcesastoherwhereabouts—becameoneofthemostcelebratedandcontroversialeventsofthewar.

Praisedasaheroinebymany,othersblamedherrescueasastagedeventusedbyPentagon（五角大楼）officialsasapropaganda（宣传）exercise.

PrivateLynch,whoisstillrecoveringfromwoundsreceivedduringthewarandwhoreportedlyhasnomemoryoftheincident,recentlysigneda$1，000，000bookdealtopublishanaccountofhercapture.

Thebook,whosenameisIAmaSoldier,Too:

TheJessicaLynchStory,isoutthismonth.

1．What'

sJessicaLynch?

A．She'

saprofessionalAmericanwriter.

B．She'

safamouswriterandsoldier.

C．She'

sanAmericanreporterintheUSIraqWar.

D．She'

sservingintheAmericanarmy.

2．Whydidn'

tContreras'

motherwanttheweddingofhersonandLynchtobeamediafocus?

A．Becauseherdaughterinlawwasamarriedwoman.

B．BecauseshewishedhersonandLynchtohaveareallyquietwedding.

C．Becauseherdaugherinlawdidn'

twanttobefamous.

D．BecausehersonandLynchhadn'

tmadegoodpreparationsfortheirwedding.

3．EverythingaboutLynch'

smarriagewasbeingkeptasecretEXCEPTthewedding________．

A．date　　　　　　　　　B．place

C．dressD．ring

4．WhichistheCORRECTorderofthethingsthathappenedinthereport?

a．IraqitroopsattackedtheAmericanconvoy.

b．LynchwassenttothefrontinIraq.

c．Lynchwasgoingtomarryandpublishherbook.

d．LynchandContreraswerebothstationedinTexas.

e．Lynchwaswoundedandcaught.

f．Lynch'

srescuebecameafamouseventinthewar.

A．baefcd　　　　　　B．dbaefc

C．bdaecfD．dbafec

B

Mostrespectedscientistsagreethatweneedtofindanothersourceofenergy—andquickly.Ifwecontinuetoburnoilandpumpcarbonintotheatmospherethentheeffectsonglobalclimatewillleadtoglobaldisastersevenbeforetheoildisappears.

TheBritishgovernmenthassetatargetofa20percentreductionincarbonemissionby2010.Centraltothispolicyisthesearchforalternative,renewableformsofenergyproduction—andthisiswheretheseriousdisagreementamongscientistsbegins.

Here,twopeopleactiveinthedebateaboutwindfarmsgivetheirpointsofview.

SimonShearman

“First,afewfactsaboutwindpower.Windisoneofthecheapestofthenew,renewableformsofenergy.Itisextremelysafe—nomemberofthepublichaseverbeeninjuredatawindfarm.TheshallowwatersaroundBritainarethewindiestinEurope—ideallocationsforwindfarmsand,by2010,uptotenpercentoftheelectricityusedintheUKcouldbeproducedbywindpower.Ifinditannoyingandfrustratingthatthebiggestobjectionthatopponentsofwindfarmscancomeupwithisthatthecrisisofglobalwarmingisrealandsomethingmustbedoneurgently？

”

AliceEvans

“Thesimple,obviousfactisthatwindturbinescannotgenerateelectricityifthewindistoolightortoostronganditoftenis.Manyscientistsestimatethatwindturbinesgenerallyproduceonly30percentoftheircapacity.Thisisnotareliableenoughsupplytoenableustoclosedownconventionalpowerstations.Infact,windpowercan'

tkeepupwiththegrowthofthedemandforelectricity,letalonereplaceothersourcesofpower.”

It'

satopicthatiscausingheateddebatearoundthecountry—butonewemustaddressbeforeit'

stoolate—beforetheoilrunsout.

5．Manyscientistshavedifferentopinionsonthesearchforarenewableenergybecause________．

A．theythinkfossilfuelsareeverlasting

B．Britishgovernment'

stargetisnotrealistic

C．theyarenotsureinfindingthecleanandrenewable

energy

D．thetechnologyisnotadvancedenough

6．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat________．

A．therewon'

tbeaglobaldisasterbeforetheworldrunsoutofoil

B．theBritishgovernmentwantspeopletouse20percentlessoilby2010

C．AliceEvanssupportstheideaofwindpower

D．SimonShearmanthinksBritainaparticularlysuitableplaceforwindfarms

7．Ifwewanttogenerateelectricitywithturbines，________．

A．alightwindwilldo

B．wecannotmakefulluseofturbines

C．astrongwindwilldo

D．we'

llhaveenoughelectricity

8．Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?

A．Windp