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itisreallyworth_____try.

A.the;

不填B.the;

aC.不填；

不填D.不填；

a

22.Aswearehumanbeings,itis_____unusualthatwesometimesfallill.Afterall,goodhealthisrelativething.

A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

23.Theresearchgroup_______moneyandhadtoabandontheproject.

A.ranoutB.ranoutofC.hasrunoutD.hasrunoutof

24.Fromthetearsinhiseyeswecaninferthathe______inthefinalexamination.

A.musthavefailedB.wouldhavefailed

C.mightbefailingD.shouldfail

25._____aviailable,thechildwouldhavebeensaved.

A.HadthedoctorbeenB.Shouldthedoctorbe

C.WouldthedoctorbeD.Werethedoctortobe

26.—Hey,Daddy!

DoyouthinkIcouldborrowyourcartonight?

----______.Ineedthecartopickyourmother.

A.I’mnotsureB.Notatall

C.Don’tworryaboutitD.Idon’tthinkso

27.IthoughtMikewouldsaysomethingabouthistriptoEurope,buthe_______it.

A.doesn’tmentionB.didn’tmention

C.hasn’tmentionedD.hadn’tmentioned

28.Iampuzzledwhytheexperiment_______undertheinstructionsofthefamousprofessorfailedatlast.

A.conductingB.conductedC.beingconductedD.tobeconducted

29.----Whatdoyouthinkoftheconcert？

-----Itcouldn’thavebeen_______.Thehallwasfullofapplausesaftertheperformance.

A.betterB.bestC.goodD.thebest

30.Onlywhenthepaininhisheadgotreallybad______tothedoctor’s.

A.hewentB.hehadgoneC.didhegoD.hadhegone

31.Ben’searlyworkinvolvedbridgeconstruction,______hewentontobuildcanals.

A.afterwhichB.onwhichC.whichD.where

32.Youcannotimaginehowwonderfulthefilmis______youseeitwithyourowneyes.

A.thoughB.unlessC.sinceD.when

33.（原创）Thirty-fivethousanddollars______stolenandthepolice______inchargeofthecase.

A.were;

wereB.were;

wasC.was;

wasD.was;

were

34．Collegegraduatestendtoassessemployers_______salaryandopportunitiesforpersonaldevelopmentandpromotion.

A.basingonB.tobaseonC.basedonD.baseon

35.—HaveyouseenthefilmUndertheHawthornTree?

—Ofcourse.Itwasinthevillage______itwasmade.

A.thatB.whereC.whenD.which

第二节完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）（原创）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A.B.C和D）中，选出可以填入的空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

第四节完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题的A,B,C,D四个选项中，选出合适填入对应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

（312词）

Eachyear,fishermencatchmillionsofsharksandcutofftheirfins.Theanimalisunabletoswimandoften36todieintheocean.Sharkfinsareusedtomakesharkfinsoup,whichis37inpartsofAsia.Industryexpertsandwildlifeactivistssaymorethanseventy-threemillionsharksarekilledeveryyear_38fortheirfins--tomakesharkfinsoup.Thatisabout200，000sharkseveryday.Sharkfinsoupistraditionally_39atlargegatheringsinpartsofEastAsia.ItalsocanbefoundatmanyAsianrestaurantsaroundtheworld.

Recently,ateamofscientistsandenvironmentalgroups_40sharkfinsoupfrom__41____acrosstheUnitedStates.Theywantedto___42__thegeneticmaterialinthesoup.Thescientistsexaminedfifty-onesoupsamplesfromfourteenAmericancities.DNAtestingidentifiedeightsharkspecies,and___43____ofthemendangered.

Sharksare_44tothehealthoftheocean.Theyeatinjuredanddiseasedfish.Their_45meansotherfishdonotbecometoo_46innumber,whichprotectsothercreaturesandplantsintheocean.Sharkfinningis_47intheUnitedStates.Federallawrequiressharkstobebroughttoportbeforetheirfinsarecut.Butsharkfishingandtheimportoffinsare_48inmoststates.Onlyfivestateshavebannedsharkfinproducts.Yetfinningis49inotherareasoftheworld.LizKaransaysthebanisdifficultto_50.Sharkshavebeen_51forfourhundredmillionyears.Theywerelivingevenbeforetheearliestdinosaurs.Butsomescientistsbelievetheymaybeunableto_52thecurrentdemandforshark-finsoup.

Wildlifeactivistssaythe_53ofsharkshasabad_54ontheoceanenvironment.Buttheysaythereissomegoodnews.YoungergenerationsinChinaareincreasingly_55toeatsharkfin.

36.A.leavesB.leftC.leadD.led

37.A.popularB.expensiveC.favoriteD.usual

38.A.partlyB.commonlyC.mostlyD.namely

39.A.supportedB.offeredC.servedD.required

40.A.boughtB.searchedC.foundD.collected

41.A.statesB.homesC.shopsD.restaurants

42.A.learnB.studyC.watchD.notice

43.A.noneB.allC.someD.few

44.A.importantB.nativeC.additionalD.unnecessary

45.A.workingB.huntingC.devotingD.fighting

46.A.largeB.smallC.muchD.little

47.A.transportedB.bannedC.allowedD.ignored

48.A.consideredB.agreedC.sharedD.permitted

49.A.happeningB.allowingC.comingD.beginning

50.A.carryonB.takeonC.carryoutD.takeout

51.A.protectedB.finishedC.survivedD.alive

52.A.greetB.overcomeC.satisfyD.survive

53.A.overfishingB.overjoyedC.overgrowD.overlook

54.A.effectB.resultC.endD.aim

55.A.willingB.interestedC.unwillingD.uninteresting

第三部分阅读理解（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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A（原创）（314词）

Londonbustours

TheBigBusCompanyoffersopen-topsightseeingtourswithliveguides,orwithadigitally-recordedcommentaryineightlanguages.Ticketsareavailablefor24hours.Admissionpricesarelistedasfollows.Adults:

£

25;

children:

10;

family:

55（2adultsandupto3children）.TheBigBusCompanyhaswonVisitLondonsightseeingtouroftheyearthreetimes.CentraldeparturepointsincludeMarbleArch,GreenPark,VictoriaStation,BakerStreetandTrafalgarSquare.

Londonwalkingtours

OneofLondon’smostestablishedwalkingtourcompaniesoffersover40walksincludingmanyclassics,includingAlongtheThamesPubWalk,HistoricCity,HiddenLondon,HistoricWestminster,LittleVenice,GhostWalks,ShakespeareandDickens,Catersforclubs,schoolsandothergroupoutings.ThiscontenthasbeensuppliedbyLondonWalks.OpeningTimesWalkstakesplaceeveryday.

Londonrunningtours

WanttoexploreLondonandgetfitatthesametime?

TryoneoftheseLondonrunningtoursandseethesightsofLondonontherun!

Whetheryou’renewtorunningoranexperiencedmarathon（马拉松）runner,CityRunningTourshasatourforyou.RunnerguidesleaddailytourspastsightssuchasLondonEye,BigBen,theHousesofParliamentandBuckinghamPalace.OnaaLondonsightseeingrunningtour,you’llgettrainingtipsfromaqualifiedfitnesstrainer,aswellasaguidedtourofLondon.

Londonrivertours

ForauniqueviewofLondon,takeariverboatalongtheriverThamesandseesomeofLondon’sbest-knownattractionsfromthewater.BeginningatWestminsterPier,thetourstakeyoupasttheHousesofParliament,LondonEye,ShakespeareGlobe,TowerofLondonandTowerBridgeonthewaytoGreenwich.TakeoneofCityCruises’regularsightseeingtoursandyou’llalsohearcolorfullocalstoriesaboutLondonasyoutravelalongtheriverThames.

56.Howmuchistheadmissionforafamilyoftwogrown-upsandtwochildren?

A.£

70B.£

45C.£

60D.£

55

57.WhatisLondonWalksaccordingtothepassage?

A.Itisakindoftransportationtheyoffer.

B.Itisacompanywhichoffersthetours.

C.Itisanorganizationofferingtraining.

D.Itisaclassofferingsuggestionoftours.

58.WhatisspecialaboutLondonrunningtours?

A.Someadviceaboutthetoursistoldinadvanceanditalsohasaliveguide.

B.OpeningtimesofLondonrunningtourscantakeplacefor24hourseveryday.

C.PeoplecanseesomeofLondon’sbest-knownattractionsfromthewater.

D.PeoplecantoursomeLondon’sinterestsbyliveguideswitheightlanguages.

59.Wherecanwefindthisinformationontheweb?

A.LondonToursHighlightsB.Londonfamousinterests

C.LondonToursFeaturesD.Londonpopulartransportation

B（原创）（370词）

Christmasisforjoy,forgivingandsharing,forlaughter,forreunitingwithfamilyandfriends,forbrightlydecoratedpackages.Butmostly,Christmasisforlove.Ihadnotbelievedthisuntilasmallboychangedmymind.

Markwasan11-year-oldorphan.Wholivedwithhisaunt,abitter,middle-agedwomangreatlyannoyedwiththeburdenofcaringforherdeadsister’sson.

IdidnotnoticedMarkparticularlyuntilhebeganstayingafterclasseachdaytohelpmestraightenuptheroom.Wedidthisquietly,notspeakingmuch.Whenwedidtalk,Markspokemostlyofhismother.Thoughhewasquiteyoungwhenshedied,herememberedakind,gentle,lovingwomanwhoalwaysspenttimewithhim.

AsChristmasdrewnearhowever,Markfailedtostayafterschool.Ilookedforwardtohiscoming,andwhenthedayspassedandhecontinuedtoscamperhurriedlyfromtheroomafterclass,Istoppedhimoneafternoonandaskedwhyhenolongerhelpedmeintheroom.ItoldhimhowmuchIhadmissedhim,andhislargegrayeyeslitupeagerlyashereplied,“Didyoureallymissme?

”

“Iwasmakingyouasurprise,”hewhispered,“It'

sforChristmas.”Withthat,hebecameembarrassedanddashedfromtheroom.Hedidn'

tstayafterschoolanymoreafterthat.

FinallycamethelastschooldaybeforeChristmas.Markwalkedtomeslowlyintotheroomthatafternoonwithhishandshidbehindhisback.“Ihopeyoulikeit.”Heheldouthishands,andtherelyinginhissmallpalmswasatinywoodenbox.

“It'

sbeautiful,Mark.