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（　　）2.—Peter,ifit’ssunnytomorrow,shallwegototheseasideandenjoythefantasticsunrise?

—　　　　.I’dratherspendthewholedaythere. 

A.ItdependsB.That’sthatC.NotreallyD.Noproblem

（　　）3.　　　　desertsintoforestsisthekeytopreventingsandstormsinthespringinsomenortherncities. 

A.ToturnB.HavingturnedC.TohaveturnedD.Turning

（　　）4.Atpresentautomobileengineersare　　　　buyerswhowanttheirbigcarstostartandstopwithinashortdistance. 

A.correspondingtoB.contributingto

C.cateringtoD.submittingto

（　　）5.Juliewentthroughaperiodofemotional　　　　aftershefailedinthatimportantexamination.Shefeelsbetternow. 

A.occupationB.adjustmentC.negotiationD.commitment

（　　）6.Intotheclassroom　　　　,whowaswearingawhiteT-shirtandsmilingtoallofus. 

A.cameournewEnglishteacherinhisforties

B.ournewEnglishteacherinhisfortiescame

C.didournewEnglishteacherinhisfortiescome

D.wascomingournewEnglishteacherinhisforties

（　　）7.　　　　thegreatercomputingpowerChinamayhaveinthefuture,thereisstillalongwaytogo. 

A.RatherthanB.DespiteC.BecauseofD.Besides

（　　）8.Moreoftenthannot,peoplefindthecomforttheycangetfromspringmuchmorethan　　　　fromwinter. 

A.oneB.whichC.itD.that

（　　）9.Accordingtothesurvey,thenumberofChinesemenwhosmoke　　　　by3percentoverthepastdecade. 

A.decreasesB.isdecreasingC.woulddecreaseD.hasdecreased

（　　）10.Withnochildrentosupporthim,theagedmansurvivesonthe　　　　offeredbythegovernment. 

A.allowanceB.procedureC.protectionD.access

（　　）11.Mostofthemusicfansstillwonder　　　　itis　　　　theyhaveincommonwithJayChou,oneofthemostpopularsingers. 

whatB.that;

whatC.what;

thatD./;

that

（　　）12.Theorganizationreleasedanannouncementthatthesharksthatthetwentycountriescaught　　　　nearly80percentofsharkscaughtglobally. 

A.madeforB.compensatedforC.calledforD.accountedfor

（　　）13.—It’shardtofindasuitablejobthesedays.

—Nowcollegestudentsarebeingencouragedtostarttheirownbusinesses,　　　　soundsreallygoodforus. 

A.whenB.whereC.whichD.what

（　　）14.Thebuildingisstillonfire,andallthefirefightersattempttosavethechildfromitis　　　　. 

A.invainB.inreturnC.insightD.inplace

（　　）15.—Mum,youarealwaysforcingmetostudy.Idon’tknowwhy,andI’mtiredofit.

—Youngman,　　　　. 

A.actionsspeaklouderthanwords

B.wherethereisawill,thereisaway

C.wonderswillnevercease

D.agoodeducationgivesamanagreatpull

二、完形填空

请认真阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

Amanandhisgirlfriendgotmarried.Itwasalarge,lovely　16　.Everyonecouldtellthatthe　17　theyhadforeachotherwastrue. 

Afewmonthslater,thewifesaidtothehusband,“Ireadinamagazineabouthowwecan　18　ourmarriage.Eachofuswillwritealistofthethingsthatwefindabitannoyingwiththeotherperson.Then,wecantalkabouthowwecan　19　themtogetherandmakeourliveshappiertogether.” 

Thehusband　20　.Soeachofthemwenttoaseparateroomandthoughtofthethingsthat　21　themabouttheother,andwrotedownwhatthey　22　. 

Thentheydecidedtogoovertheir　23　andthewifestarted.Thereweremanyitemsonit.　24　tofillthreepages,infact.Asshestartedreadingthelistofthe　25　annoyances,shenoticedtearsinherhusband’seyes.“What’swrong?

” 

“Nothing,”thehusbandreplied.“　26　readingyourlist.”Thewifecontinuedtoread　27　shefinishedreadingallthreepages.Thensheneatlyplacedherlistonthetableandfoldedherhands　28　thetopofit. 

“Now,readyourlist.Thenwe’lltalkaboutthethingsonbothofourlists,”shesaidhappily.

　29　thehusbandstated,“Idon’thaveanythingonmylist.Ithinkthatyouare　30　thewayyouare.Idon’twantyoutochangeanythingforme.” 

Thewife,　31　byhishonestyandthedepthofhisloveforherandhis　32　ofher,turnedherheadawayandwept. 

Inlife,thereareenoughtimeswhenweare　33　andannoyed.Wedon’treallyhavetogolookingforthem.Wehaveawonderfulworldthatisfullof　34　andpromise.Whywastetimeinthisworld　35　disappointingorannoyingthingswhenwecanlookaroundusandseeimpressivethings?

（　　）16.A.exhibitionB.celebrationC.performanceD.presentation

（　　）17.A.mindB.joyC.loveD.belief

（　　）18.A.shapeB.growC.operateD.strengthen

（　　）19.A.fixB.leaveC.catchD.put

（　　）20.A.realizedB.agreedC.understoodD.rejected

（　　）21.A.worriedB.alarmedC.annoyedD.scared

（　　）22.A.putupwithB.cameupwithC.setupwithD.madeupwith

（　　）23.A.listsB.pagesC.opinionsD.ideas

（　　）24.A.LessB.EnoughC.ShortD.Neat

（　　）25.A.noisyB.annualC.mainD.little

（　　）26.A.StopB.KeepC.RepeatD.Hold

（　　）27.A.untilB.whenC.sinceD.after

（　　）28.A.beyondB.withinC.overD.across

（　　）29.A.SmoothlyB.QuietlyC.AngrilyD.Gladly

（　　）30.A.absurdB.prettyC.awfulD.perfect

（　　）31.A.touchedB.respectedC.praisedD.envied

（　　）32.A.thinkingB.admirationC.acceptanceD.consideration

（　　）33.A.afraidB.disappointedC.painfulD.exhausted

（　　）34.A.ambitionB.dignityC.desireD.beauty

（　　）35.A.lookingforB.meetingwithC.talkingaboutD.turningaround

三、阅读理解

请认真阅读下列短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

A

YourCarIsReadyforTake-off

Theflyingcarhasbeentalkedaboutformanyyears,butnowitappearsthattheideaisabouttobecomeareality.

Aninternationalcompanyhasbuiltatwo-seaterplanethat,atthetouchofabutton,transformsintoacarperfectlysuitablefordrivingonpublicroads.Ithasbeendesignedsothatthewingsfoldupautomatically,andittakesjust15secondstoswitchbetweenflyinganddriving.Withitswingsfullyopenandthepropeller（螺旋桨）spinning,itcantakeofffromanyairfield.

Flyingcarsarequickerthantraditionalonesfortravellingfromcitytocity,andtheycanrunonordinaryfuel.Anotherbigadvantageisthattheyarecool,likesomethingyouwouldseeinanactionfilm.Atthemoment,however,theflyingcar’swheelsareillegaltoleavetheground.Thatisnotbecauseoftechnicalreasonsorproblemswiththedesign.Itisbecausethevariousroadandaircraftauthoritiessimplycannotagreeonwhetheritisacaroraplane.

“Thegovernmentandtheauthoritieshaveneverthoughtseriouslyaboutaflyingcar,”saysAlanPrice,thepresidentofthecompanythathasdevelopedit.“Iwantedacarthatcouldflyanddrive,butitisdifficulttofindanorganizationpreparedtoinsurethevehicleagainstaccidents.”

Nevertheless,thecompanyhopestoproduceanddeliveritsfirstflyingcarsoon.Thecompanyalreadyhasordersfor40ofthem.Themajorityofthepotentialcustomersareolderandsomeareretired.Therehaveevenbeenordersfromsomepeoplewhohavenopilot’slicense.

Theflyingcarwillcostaround$200,000.“Foranairplane,that’saveryreasonableprice,butforacar,it’squiteexpensive,”explainsAlan.“Butitjustisnotpossibletomakea$10,000flyingcaryet.”

Thislatestmeansoftransportwillnotbecomeamass-marketiteminthenearfuture,butinthelongtermithasthepotentialtochangethewayyoutravel.Itwillbecomenomoreexpensivethandrivingyourcaronthemotorway.Traveltimecouldbereducedbymorethanhalf.

Sothenexttimeyouaretoldtofastenyourseatbelt,itmaybetopreparefortake-off.

（　　）36.Weknowfromthepassagethattheflyingcar　　　　. 

A.hastorunonspecialfuelB.willreplacetraditionalplanes

C.ispopularwiththerichD.canshiftbetweentwoforms

（　　）37.Theflyingcarispresentlyforbiddentotakeoffbecause　　　　. 

A.manypeoplethinkdrivingitnotverysafe

B.it’shardtodecidewhetherit’sacaroraplane

C.thegovernmentandtheauthoritiesdon’tacceptit

D.therearestillsometechnicalproblemstobesolved

（　　）38.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat　　　　. 

A.fewpeoplewillbeabletoaffordaflyingcar

B.flyingcarsmaysharethemarketinthefuture

C.trafficjamswilldisappearbecauseofflyingcars

D.drivingaflyingcardoesn’trequireapilot’slicense

B

At10:

35a.m.onDecember17,1903,twobrothersfromOhioflewthefirstsuccessfulairplanefor12secondsand120feetalongabeachinKittyHawk,NorthCarolina.WithOrvilleflyingfirst,thebrotherstookturnsaspilot,andtheyflewthreemoretimesthatday.Ontheirfourthtry,theymanagedtogo852feetin59seconds—anamazingfeatatthetime.Thetwobrothershadinventedpoweredflight.

OrvilleandWilburWrightownedabicycleshopinDayton,Ohio.Althoughtheyhadnotgonetoschooltolearnaboutairplanesorengineering,theyweregoodmechanics.Byrepairingbicycles,theyhadlearnedhowgearsandpulleysworked.Theyalsolearnedtotakecarefulnotesaboutwhattheysaw.Eachtimetheymadeanewdesignandtestedamachine,theytooknotesandmadedrawings.Theywouldstudythesetofigureoutwhattheycoulddobetterthenexttime.

BeforetheWrightbrothersflew,theydidmanythingstoprepareforthisextraordinaryachievement.Theyreadeverythingtheycouldfindaboutair,balloons,andkites.Thentheymadecarefulsketchesofwhattheywantedtobuild.Theybeganbymakingmodelkitestolearnhowairflowedover