| ( )1. A. perfect ( )2. A. beach ( )3. A. anxiously ( )4. A. head ( )5. A. glasses ( )6. A. sighed ( )7. A. understand ( )8. A. Even if ( )9. A. sea ( )10. A. off ( )11. A. into ( )12. A. disappointed ( )13. A. planted ( )14. A. will ( )15. A. pointed ( )16. A. running ( )17. A. in danger ( )18. A. answered ( )19. A. appearing ( )20. A. around | B. wild B. wave B. skillfully B. shoulders B. friends B. shouted B. worry B. Whenever B. ship B. over B. above B. painful B. reflected B. can B. asked B. walking B. in sight B. whispered B. attempting B. up | C. typical C. wind C. proudly C. hands C. camera C. begged C. react C. Ever since C. wave C. back C. near C. tired C. separated C. must C. waved C. rushing C. on time C. screamed C. beginning C. down | D. special D. sun D. eagerly D. feet D. umbrella D. insisted D. mind D. Because D. shore D. away D. toward D. puzzled D. stuck D. may D. reached D. jogging D. on leave D. laughed D. turning D. on | ||||||||||||||
| 1-5 ABDDC 6-10 BCACD 11-15 BCACD 16-20 BABDA | |||||||||||||||||
| 阅读理解。 | |||||||||||||||||
| The sun was just coming up when I headed out to work last May at 6 a.m. Not quite dark, but dark enough to need my headlights. I turned onto one of the lonely, rural country roads. Maybe it was because I was listening to the radio, maybe it was because I was already thinking about some projects at work, but I didn"t spot the dark object on the road until it was too late. I ran over it and felt the back left tyre pull, and then sink. I stopped and got out of the car. No mystery here-my back left tyre was cut like a loaf of bread. Back 50 yards was a piece of sharp iron I"d run over. I"ve never changed a tyre. I looked up the road. Not a car in either direction. The nearest service station was miles away. I threw up my hands. Then I remembered-my cell phone! I powered it up before realizing, I didn"t know who to call. Wouldn"t you know it, I spotted a car coming from the opposite direction. The driver slowed as he approached. I guess he could see I was in trouble. He stopped his car, got out and immediately saw the trouble. "Madam, would you like me to change that tyre for you?" he asked. The man couldn"t have been more friendly. I was so frightened out there and he put me completely at ease. "There," he said, after putting on the spare, "you"re all set to go." "Good thing for me that you were driving this way," I told him, as I climbed back into my car. "Funny you should say that," he said. "Just like you, I was heading to work, but my job"s in the opposite direction. I made a wrong turn at some point. I don"t know what I was thinking." | |||||||||||||||||
| 1. The writer didn"t notice the object on the road because _____. | |||||||||||||||||
| A. it was rather dark then B. she didn"t use her headlights C. there was much traffic D. she was careless when driving | |||||||||||||||||
| 2. From Paragraph 4 we learn that _____. | |||||||||||||||||
| A. the writer felt quite anxious B. no one would like to help the writer C. the writer was a new driver D. the cell phone should be powered up | |||||||||||||||||
| 3. What did the man do when he saw the writer? | |||||||||||||||||
| A. He stopped and laughed at her. B. He walked over to frighten her. C. He helped her without hesitation. D. He drove away in the opposite direction. | |||||||||||||||||
| 4. The end of the story tells us that the man _____. | |||||||||||||||||
| A. went a wrong way B. felt the writer funny C. didn"t know what he was doing D. knew the writer needed help | |||||||||||||||||
| 阅读理解。 | |||||||||||||||||
| "Christmas comes but once a year" is a familiar phrase, and indeed for many people the 25th of December is the highlight of the calendar (日历). But for one British man once a year is not enough. Andy Park, who is better known by his nickname Mr. Christmas, has celebrated Christmas every single day for the last 14 years. The 44-year-old electrician claims to have eaten a full roast dinner every day for the last decade and a half, munching over 5 000 turkeys, 117 000 Brussels sprouts, and around 30 000 roast potatoes in the process. He also sends himself a Christmas card every day and looks forward to unwrapping a present he has bought himself each evening, while watching the Queen"s Speech. Mr. Park estimates his festive love costs him ￡150 (1570 yuan) a week. This year, however, he says he is short of money for his celebrations due to the global financial crisis. His Christmas habit is affecting more than just his wallet. Mr. Park was previously warned by his doctor that his Christmas addiction could kill him. His habit has caused his weight to 121kg. So how did Andy Park"s strong desire for Christmas begin? "I"ll never forget the day it started," said Mr. Park. "The sun was shining, but I was just feeling fed up and bored, so I went home and put the decorations up. Suddenly I was happy. I thought, this is fun. So I did it again the next day, and the day after that." | |||||||||||||||||
| 1. What"s the best title for this text? | |||||||||||||||||
| A. Mr. Christmas B. Habit and weight C. Christmas celebrations D. A strong desire for Christmas | |||||||||||||||||
| 2. Which of the following underlined words in the text has the closest meaning to "eat"? | |||||||||||||||||
| A. unwrap. B. munch. C. claim. D. estimate. | |||||||||||||||||
| 3. What problem does Mr. Christmas now have? | |||||||||||||||||
| A. His festive love costs him 150 pounds a week. B. He doesn"t have enough money for Christmas. C. He often feels fed up and bored with his celebrations. D. His doctor warned him against celebrating Christmas. | |||||||||||||||||
| 4. We can learn from Mr. Christmas"s habit that _____. | |||||||||||||||||
| A. every coin has two sides B. all roads lead to Rome C. there is no smoke without fire D. an early bird catches worms | |||||||||||||||||
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| Like most people, I was brought up to look upon life as a process of getting. It was not until in my late thirties that I made this important 1 : giving-away makes life so much more exciting. You need not worry if you 2 money. This is how I 3 with giving away. If an idea of improving the window display of a neighborhood store 4 to me, I step in and make the suggestion to the 5 . If a car accident happens, I think the 6 will be needed, so I 7 them up and tell them about it, though I am not in 8 here. One discovery I made about this world is to give 9 getting something back, though the 10 often comes in an unexpected form. One Sunday morning the local post office delivered an important 11 letter to my home, though it was 12 to me at my office. I wrote the postmaster a note of 13 . More than a year later I needed a post-office box for a new business I was 14 . I was told at the window that there were 15 boxes left, and that my name would have to go on a long 16 list. As I was about to 17 , the postmaster appeared in the 18 . "Wasn"t it you that wrote us that letter a year ago about delivering a special delivery to your home?" I said it was. "Well, certainly you are going to have a box in this post office 19 we make one for you. You don"t know what a letter like that means to us. We usually get 20 but complaints." | |||||||||||||||||
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