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3．Lily’sparentsalwaysencourageher____outheropinions.

A．speakB．speakingC．tospeakD．spoken

4．—Sorry,I’mlate.Hasthemeetingbegun?

—Itdoesn’tmatter.Themeetingforseveralminutes.

A．hasjustbegunB．hasjustbeenover

C．hasjustbeenonD．hasjustended

5．Tom!

You'

renolongera3-year-oldkid.Icancookdinnerforyou,butdon'

texpectmetodo_____foryou.Goandtidyyourroom!

A．everythingB．somethingC．anythingD．nothing

6．She________herhusbandfor15years,butshedidn'

tknowmuchabouthimwhentheygotmarried.

A．hasmarriedB．hasbeenmarriedto

C．hasbeenmarriedwithD．hasgotmarriedto

7．Whatasurprisetoseeyouhere!

When________you________backhere?

A．do;

getB．have;

gotC．did;

getD．will;

get

8．Ifyoucan’treadthearticle,itwillbemeaninglesstoyou.The–lessintheword“meaningless”means.

A．withB．withoutC．fullofD．outof

9．—Ahomelessmanwonalotteryticket.Hebecamerichovernight.

A．Bettersafethansorry.

B．Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.

C．Everydoghasitsday.

D．Whenthecatisaway，themicewillplay.

10．—Ireallycan’tbelievesuchalearnedmanhasmadesuchasillymistake.

—Don’tyouknow_____senseisworthmorethanknowledge？

A．generalB．usualC．specialD．common

11．—Howmuchworkhaveyoufinished______forthecomingexam?

—Everythingisdone.I’mreadyforit.

A．preparedB．preparingC．toprepareD．topreparing

12．—Couldyoutellme________?

—Romewasnotbuiltinaday.Practicemakesperfect.

A．howcanIspeakEnglishwellB．wherecanIspeakEnglishwell

C．whyIshouldspeakEnglishwellD．whatIcandotospeakEnglishwell

13．—Whydidthe79-year-oldMrs.Sunsetupthisorganization?

—Tohelpthosechildrengetagoodeducation________mostpeopleofherageneverhad.

A．whichB．whoC．whatD．when

14．—ImissedthematchofLiuShiwenlastnight.________Andy?

—Amazing.It’sthemostwonderfulmatchI’veeverseen.

A．WhatforB．Whatwasitlike

C．WhatwaswrongD．Whatwasitabout

15．—Jack,rememberthatasingleflowerdoesnotmakeaspring.—________.

A．GoodideaB．OK.IwillC．That’sallrightD．Oh,forgetit

二、完型填空

Bobopenedtheboxanddrewtheshoesout.Heputthemonquicklytofeelhowtheyfeltonhisfeet.They16aglove.

"

Arethosetheonesyoulike,dear?

hismotherasked.

Certainly!

Bobwas17.Thesewerethebestshoesever.Hecouldn'

thidehis18."

I'

mwearingthemoutofthestore."

Whilehismotherpaidforthem,Bobwalkedbackandforth19hisshoesinfrontofthemirror.Bobfeltlikehewasfloatingonair.Justastheywereabouttoleavethestore,anoldmansteppedonhisnewshoes,leavingablack20onthefront.

Hey!

Bobshouted21.

Oh,sorrythere,youngman,"

theoldmansaid.

Lookwhatyoudidtomyshoes.22whereyouaregoing!

"

msorry,sir."

Hismother'

sfacewasred.ThensheturnedtoBobandsaid23.

Bob!

Saysorrytothegentleman."

But,mum!

He24onmyshoes."

Youwon'

thaveanyshoestobesteppedupon,25youdon'

tapologize."

Boblookedintotheoldman'

scloudyeyes,herealizedthatthemandidn'

t26verywell.Theoldmanprobablyhadsteppedonhisfoot27.

Theoldmansaid,smilingly,"

Noworries.Itwasmy28.IneedtowatchwhereIputmyfeet,too."

Thenhewalkedaway.

Bobfeltuneasyashesawtheoldman'

sshoes.Theywerereallywornout.Suddenly,hisnewshoesdidn'

tseemso29.Hisoldonesweren'

tthatdirtyorwornout."

Mum,doIreallyneednewshoes?

Hewondered."

Didyouseethatoldman'

sshoes?

Ijustfeelbad.Iwon'

taskforsomanynewshoesanymore."

Mumnodded,"

mgladthatyousayso,butdon'

tforgetto30theelders."

Bobsmiled,"

Iwon'

t.Notagain."

16．A．fitlikeB．lookedlikeC．feltlikeD．dressedlike

17．A．excitedB．movedC．tiredD．bored

18．A．sadnessB．strengthC．happinessD．care

19．A．holdingB．cleaningC．designingD．admiring

20．A．noteB．markC．shapeD．hole

21．A．sadlyB．angrilyC．calmlyD．shyly

22．A．PlanB．WatchC．HeadD．Follow

23．A．happilyB．politelyC．nervouslyD．seriously

24．A．climbedB．fellC．steppedD．put

25．A．ifB．unlessC．althoughD．so

26．A．noticeB．hearC．seeD．understand

27．A．byhimselfB．byaccidentC．byfarD．bynature

28．A．worryB．questionC．troubleD．mistake

29．A．famousB．colourfulC．necessaryD．comfortable

30．A．respectB．serveC．likeD．believe

三、阅读单选

TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt

1000FifthAvenueNewYork,NY10028

211-535-7710www.metmuseum.org

Entrances

FifthAvenueat82ndStreet

Hours

Open7daysaweek

Sunday-一Thursday10:

00一17：

30

FridayandSaturday10：

00一21：

00

ClosedThanksgivingDay,December25,January1,andthefirstMondayinMay.

Admission

＄25.00recommendedforadults,＄12.00recommendedforstudents,includestheMainBuildingandTheCloisters（回廊）onthesameday,freeforchildrenunder12withanadult.

FreewithAdmission

Allspecialexhibitions,aswellasfilms,lectures,guidedtours,concerts,gallerytalks,andfamily/children'

sprogrammesarefreewithadmissions.

Askabouttoday'

sactivitiesattheGreatHallinformationdesk.

TheCloistersMuseumandGardens

TheCloistersMuseumandGardensisabranch（分支）oftheMetropolitanMuseumofArtdevotedtotheartandarchitecture（建筑）ofEuropeintheMiddleAges.Theextensivecollectionismadeupofmasterworksinsculpture,colouredglass,andrareandvaluableobjectsfromEuropedatingfromaboutthe9thtothe15thcentury.

Hours:

Open7daysaweek

March-October10：

00-17：

15

November-February10：

00-16：

45

ClosedThanksgivingDay,December25,andJanuary1.

31．Howmuchmaytheypayifan11-year-oldgirlandherworkingparentsvisitthemuseum?

A．＄12.B．＄37.C．＄50.D．＄62.

32．TheattractionoftheCloistersMuseumandGardensliesinthefactthat________.

A．itopensalltheyearroundB．itscollectionsdatefromtheMiddleAges

C．ithasamodernEuropean-stylegardenD．itsellsexcellentEuropeanglasscollections

33．Whichofthefollowingsentencesabout"

theMetropolitanMuseumofArt"

isTRUE?

A．Itisnotopenonsomespecialdays.

B．ItispartofTheCloistersMuseumandGardens.

C．Afteryouenterit,youstillhavetopaytovisitallthespecialexhibitions.

D．Withadmission,youcanvisittheMainBuildingandTheCloistersanyday.

Agreatwomanoncesaid,"

Womenmusttrytodothingsasmenhavetried.Whentheyfail,theirfailuremustbeachallengetoothers."

ThesearethewordsofUSpilotAmeliaEarhart（1897-1937）,apioneerinaviation（航空领域）,whowasthefirstwomantoflyacrosstheAtlanticOcean.

Earhartwasbornin1897.Whenshewasyoung,shewasveryinterestedinstoriesaboutwomenwhoweresuccessfulinmale-dominated（男性为主的）jobs,suchasengineeringandlaw.

Butin1920,Earhart'

slifechangedafterherfirstexperienceofbeingaplanepassenger.Assoonastheplanelefttheground,Earhartknewthatshelovedflyingandwasdetermined（坚定的）tobeapilot.Soshefoundherselfateacherandstartedtolearnhowtoflyforherself.Topayforthelessonsandbuyaplaneofherown,shetookallsortsofjobs.

In1932,EarhartflewaloneacrosstheAtlantic,becomingthefirstwomanevertodoso.Shealsodesignedaflyingsuitforwomenandwentontodesignotherclothesforwomenwholedactivelives.

Whenshewasnearly40,Earhartwasreadyforafinalchallenge-tobethefirstwomantoflyaroundtheworld.Herfirstattemptwasunsuccessfulbutshetriedagainin1937,withhernavigator（领航员）FredNoonan.Butonemonthlater,theydisappearedwithoutatrace（踪迹）inbadweatherinmid-flight.

Herdeathremainedamysteryuntilrecently.AstudypublishedinMarchconductedbyRichardJantzfromtheUniversityofTennessee,US,announcedthatbonesfoundin1940onafarawayPacificislandbelongedtoEarhart.

Eventhoughit'

sstillnotclearhowsheendedupontheisland,we'

reonestepclosertofindingtheanswer.

34．WhendidEarhartfirstflyacrosstheAtlanticOceanalone?

A．In1920.B．In1932.C．In1937.D．In1940.

35．WhatstartedEarhart'

sinterestinflying?

A．Herparent'

sinfluence.B．Herteachers'

encouragement.

C．Herfirstexperienceasapassenger.D．Herchildhoodloveforengineering.

36．WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribesEarhart?

A．Open-mindedandpatient.B．Creativeandhelpful.

C．Talentedandunsocial.D．Pioneeringanddetermined.

37．What'

sthearticlemainlyabout?

A．TheinspiringlifestoryofEarhart.B．SomepossiblecausesofEarhart'

sdeath.

C．ThediscoveryofEarhart'

sbones.D．WhatmadeEarhartagreatpilot.

IpassedoneofmyUSworkmatesandgaveherafriendlygreeting.Herreplywasanythingbutfriendly.

What?

Er…youallright?

Itriedagain.

Shelookedatme,showingnounderstanding.Thensuddenlythecloudseemedtoliftfromhermind.

Oh,"

shesaid."

Youmean,'

HowamIdoing?

'

IthoughtyoumeantIhadsomethingonmyface."

AsaBritishpersoncomingtoBeijing,Iknewtherewouldbeculturalandlanguagebarriers（障碍）betweenChinesepeopleandmyself.

WhatIwasn'

texpectingweretheculturalandlanguagebarriersbetweenotherEnglish-speakingforeignersandmyself.

Beforethe2012LondonOlympicGames,theDailyMailnewspaperpublishedaguidetoBritishEnglishforAmericans.Someoftheirexampleswere:

Thoseare'

chips'

（炸薯条）thatgowithyourburger,insteadoffries.You'

dlikesomepotatochips?

Thoseare'

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