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阅读理解。     John liked to wear his hair very long. Some of  his friends thought it looked like a girl"s hair, but they
never made jokes about it, because John was a big strong man and he didn"t think jokes about his hair
funny.
     John always went to the barber"s (理发店) twice a month to have his hair cut and washed, and one
day the barber said to him. "Now why  don"t you let me cut most of this hair off and make your head tidy? Nobody will recognize (认出) you if I do that. I"m sure."
      John said nothing for a few seconds and then he said,"perhaps you are right, but I am sure that
nobody will recognize you, either, if you do that to my hair."1. John kept long hair because _______.A. the barber wouldn"t like to cut it short
B. the hair grew fast
C. John liked it to be long
D. John was a girl2. His friends never made jokes about the hair because _______.A. the hair is funny
B. John was big and strong
C. John liked his hair very much
D. John didn"t like jokes about his hair and they were afraid of him3. A barber is a _______.A. man who looks after the babies
B. man who makes clothes for people
C. person who cut men"s hair
D. shop where one"s hair can be washed and cut4. The barber advised (建议) John _______.A. to have his hair cut short
B. to cut off most of his hair
C. to be cut off his long hair
D. not to be recognized by his friends5.John"s answer was _______.A. a joke
B. right
C. a great praise (称赞)
D. threatening (威胁) to the barber

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完形填空。     Everyone has his or her own dream and everyone is trying his or her best to realize it.
     On the morning of May 20th, 1927, Charles took off from the muddy (泥泞的) airfield in New York
and _1_ Paris. Fourteen hours later, he was still _2_. During the fourteen hours he had some
nervour __3_. The fog was so thick that he could hardly see anything. _4_, he was not afraid.
He had flown a plane many times and knew _5_ to deal with the problems. Now he had _6_ to
do but go on.
     It was not easy for him to _7_ this trip. He waited for a long time. However, he never _8_ his
dream. At last he told himself that a non-stop flight between New York and Paris was possible. And
now he was above the Atlantic. As he flew _9__ the surface of the water, he could see the waves in the
moonlight. The _10_ of the water seemed like music in his ears. He _11_ his plane as his partner.
     After thirty-seven hours in the air _12_ sleep, Charles successfully landed in Paris. He began to
_13_ a little. He smiled and spoke to himself, "I made it. My dream came true." More than a thousand
peopl

e were there to _14_ him as a hero. He became _15_ overnight. His name was on
everyone"s lips and he even appeared on TV. (     )1. A. looked for
(     )2. A. climbing
(     )3. A. times
(     )4. A. Instead
(     )5. A. how
(     )6. A. everything
(     )7. A. make
(     )8. A. took up
(     )9. A. near
(     )10. A. sound
(     )11. A. lost
(     )12. A. with
(     )13. A. worry
(     )14. A. see
(     )15. A. happy  B. broke off
B. running
B. speeches
B. Also
B. what
B. nothing
B. refuse
B. began with
B. close
B. noise
B. flew
B. for
B. relax
B. watch
B. worried   C. set off
C. flying
C. moments
C. Therefore
C. when
C. anything
C. catch
C. gave up
C. up
C. voice
C. regarded
C. without
C. explain
C. welcome
C. famousD. headed for
D. jumping
D. words
D. However
D. where
D. something
D. follow
D. made up
D. high
D. song
D. looked
D. on
D. sleep
D. visit
D. surprised

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阅读理解.     A story is told about a soldier who was finally coming home after having fought in Vietnam. He
called his parents from San Francisco. "Mom and Dad, I"m coming home, but I"ve a favor to ask.
I have a friend. I"d like to bring home with me."
     "Sure," they replied, "we"d love to meet him." "He was hurt pretty badly in the fighting. He lost a
arm and a leg. He has nowhere else to go, and I want him to live with us." "I"m sorry to hear that,
son. Maybe we can help him find somewhere to live."
     "No. Mom and Dad, I want him to live with us."
     "Son," said the father, "you don"t know what you"re asking. Someone with such a handicap would
be a temble burden (负担) on us. We have our own lives to live, and it"s very hard for us. I think you
should just come home and forget about this guy. He"ll find a way to live himself."
     At that point, the son hung up the phone. The parents heard nothing more from him. A few days
later, however, they received a call from the San Francisco police. Their son had died after falling from
a building, they were told. The police believed he killed himself. The parents flew to San Francisco but
to their surprise they discovered something they didn"t know — their son had only one arm and one leg.1. Why was the man in the story hurt at the beginning?A. Because he was hurt in an accident.
B. Because he fell from a tall building.
C. Because he went to a war.
D. Because he fought with someone.2. Who is the wounded man that the soldier told his parents?A. His friend.
B. The soldier himself.
C. Another soldier.
D. His brother.3. It"s _____ for the parents to help the poor man.A. kind
B. kind-hearted.
C. unconcerned
D. careful4. What does the underline word "handicap" mean?A. 缺陷
B. 责任
C. 妨碍
D. 障碍5. The passage wants to tell us we should _____ the people who in convemence us or make us feel
    uncomfortable.A. hate
B. love
C. trouble
D. not care for

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阅读理解.     Douglas Corrigan had a dream. He wanted to fly a plane across the Atlantic Ocean by himself. He
bought a used airplane. Then he asked for permission (允许) to fly it across the ocean. People from the
government looked at his shabby, old plane. They said no because the plane didn"t look safe enough to
make the trip smooth.
      Sometime later Corrigan asked for permission to fly from New York to California without stopping.
This time the answer was yes. Comgan climbed into his plane early one morning in July of 1938. His gas
tank (油箱) was full. He had a box of cookies. He waved good-bye and took off.
     Comgan didn"t go west to California, though. Instead, he headed northeast. Twenty-six hours later, he
landed in Dublin, Ireland. He had flown the Atlantic Ocean after all.
    What happened? According to Corrigan, the needle (针) on his compass (罗盘) was pointed the wrong way.
     Comgan"s dream had come true. Was it an accident, or did he plan it? No one but "Wrong Way"
Corrigan knows for sure.1. At first people from the government said no to Corrigan because they _____.A. knew he was not a good pilot
B. thought the weather was too bad
C. didn"t like his plan
D. didn"t think his plane was safe2. In Paragraph 1, the word "shabby" means _____.A. very fast
B. brightly painted
C. in poor condition (条件)
D. well built3. Where did Corrigan land after his flight? A. England.
B. California.
C. New York.
D. Ireland.4. The reader can tell from this passage that Corrigan _____.A. fell asleep during his flight
B. was afraid of new challenges
C. believed in himself and his dream
D. made the same flight many times5. Read the first sentence of the summary (摘要) below.

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Summary Douglas Corrigan dreamed about flying across the Atlantic Ocean by himself.
完形填空.
One day a very rich family in Guangzhou went on a trip to the countryside. The father wanted to show his son how 1 people lived,so they spent a day and a night 2 the farm of a very poor family. When they got back froru their 3, the father asked his son, “ My dear son, how was the trip?” “Very good , Dad !” “Did you see how poor people lived?”the father asked. “Yeah!” “And 4 did you learn?” The son answered, “We have a dog at home, and they have four. We have a pool that reaches to the middle of the garden and they have a creek that has no end. We have very expensive 5 in the garden and they have the stars. Our patio reaches to the front yard,yet they have the whole horizon. " 6 the little boy finished,his father was speechless. His son added,"Thank you for 7 me how poor we are ! " 8 it true that it all depends on the way you look at things? Attitude is 9 !It"s very 10 to make a decision to have a good and positive attitude every day !
( )1. A.many ( )2. A. in ( )3. A. trip ( )4. A. who ( )5. A. flowers ( ) 6. A. When ( ) 7. A. show ( ) 8. A. Isn"t ( ) 9. A.everything ( ) 10.A.important	B. much B. on B. countryside B. how B. lamps B. While B. showed B. Don"t B. nothing B. impossible	C. rich C. over C. Guangzhou C. what C. tables C. Before C. showing C. Won"t C. something C. interesting	D. poor D. around D. poor family D. which D. plants D. As soon as D. to show D. Shan"t D. anything D. satisfied
阅读理解。
There once lived in Greece a learned (博学的) man. He was so well-known for his wide knowledge of almost everything that lots of people from all over the country came to learn things from him. The great man taught his students wholeheartedly and answered their questions with great patience. One day a student asked him,"My dear teacher,didn"t you say you yourself have many,many more questions about things than we do? On the contrary (恰恰相反) ,we students have far more than you. " With a smile,the teacher drew two circles-one as large as a big wheel. the other smaller. "Of course,l"ve learned much more. But a teacher does not necessarily (必然地) have fewer questions than his students. Now, look at these two circles. Within the big one is my knowledge of things, and within the smaller one yours. Out of the circles is what is still unknown to us. Since mine is lager, the line that marks out (划出......的界限) the circle is longer. That means I have more chances to face what is still unknown. And that"s why I myself have more questions than you do. The more you learn,the more questions you have. You will never learn enough, you know. "
1. One of his students didn"t agree that . A. the teacher should have so many questions B. the teacher had more questions than the students C. the students had more questions than the teache D. the teacher had as many questions as the students 2. Which of the following pictures tells properly.what the teacher drew? 3. The teacher drew two circles in order to show . . A. he knew a lot and was good at drawing B. how one could get more knowledge C. why he had more questions than the students D. what the students learned had something to do with the circles 4. The passage mainly tells us that . A. it"s never too old to learn B. it"s never enough to learn C. a teacher should be patient D. we should learn from the learned man 5. The teacher was very famous for . A. his patience B. his works of drawing C. his help to the students D. his knowledge