7/7班完型填空（2011年4月網(wǎng)考）1Paris,whichisthecapitaloftheEuropeannationofFrance,isalsooneofthemostbeautifulandmostfamouscitiesintheworld.ParisiscalledtheCityofLight.Itisalsoaninternationalfashioncenter.WhatstylishwomenarewearinginPariswillbewornbywomen1.allovertheworld.Parisisalsoafamousworldcenterofeducation.Forinstance,itistheheadquartersofUNESCO,theUnitedNationsEducational,Scientific,andCulturalOrganization.TheSeineRiverdividesthecityintotwoparts.Thirty-twobridgescrossthisscenicriver.TheoldestandperhapsmostwellknownisthePontNeuf,2.whichwasbuiltinthesixteenthcentury.TheSorbonne,afamousuniversity,islocatedontheLeftBank(southside)oftheriver.ThebeautifulwhitechurchSacreCoeurliesontopofthehillcalledMontmartreontheRightBank(northside)oftheSeine.TherearemanyotherfamousplacesinParis,3.suchasthefamousmuseumtheLouvre,themostfamouslandmarkinthiscitymustbetheEiffelTower.ParisaswellastheCathedralofNotreDameisnamedafteragroupofpeoplecalledtheParisii.They4builtasmallvillageonanisland,inthemiddleoftheSeineRiverabouttwothousandyearsago.ThisislandcalledtheHedelaCiteis5.whereNotreDameislocated.TodayaroundeightmillionpeopleliveintheParisarea.1.AsuchasBwhichCbuiltDoverallEwhere2.AsuchasBwhichCbuiltDoverallEwhere3AsuchasBwhichCbuiltDoverallEwhere4AsuchasBwhichCbuiltDoverallEwhere5AsuchasBwhichCbuiltDoverallEwhereKEY:DBACE2ThepeoplebegantalkingalotaboutWomen'sLiberation.1AtfirstIdidnottakeitseriously.Ithoughtthatthewomeninthemovementwerejustunhappyandbitter.Ihadthe2ideathattheyhatedmen,whereasImyselfhadnothingagainstmenatall.However,IwasencouragedbyafriendtoattendameetinginNorthLondon.TherewereWomen'sLiberationgroupsineachareaofLondon,varyinginsizeandintheirparticularinterests.ThegroupIattendedwasstartedbyafewofmiddle-classintellectualwomenwhowantedtogetthesupportofworking-classhousewivesinthearea.However,whenIturnedupatthemeetingIfoundthattheotherwomenwereallthemiddle-classgraduates,afewwithseveraldegrees.Someofthegirlswereveryintellectualandarticulate,andhadevenpublishedbooksorappearedonTV.IhavebeengoingtothegroupforseveralyearsnowandwehavehadsomeinterestingdiscussionsabouttheissuestheWomen'sLiberationMovementisconcernedwith.1.A.whenB.AtC.goingtoD.ideaE.varying2.A.whenB.AtC.goingtoD.ideaE.varying3.A.whenB.AtC.goingtoD.ideaE.varying4.A.whenB.AtC.goingtoD.ideaE.varying5.A.whenB.AtC.goingtoD.ideaE.varyingKEY:DBACE3It’sveryinterestingtostudynamesofdifferentcountries.Chinesenamesaredifferentfromforeignnames.OnceanEnglishladycameto1.visitme.WhenIwasintroducedtoher,shesaid,“Gladtomeetyou,MissPing.”Thenshegavemehernamecardwiththreewordsonit:“BettyJ.Black.”SoIsaid“Thankyou,MissBetty.”Welookedateachotherandlaughedheartily(會意地).LaterIfoundthattheEnglishpeople2.puttheirfamilynameslastandthegivennamelast,whiletheirmiddlenamesarenotusedverymuch.IexplainedtoherthattheChinesefamilyname_comesfirst,thegivennamelast,sohe3.shouldnevercallmeMissPing.SheaskedifweChinesehadamiddlename.Itoldherwedidn’t.ButpeoplemayoftenfindthreewordsonaChinesenamecard.Inthiscasethefamilynamestillcomesfirst,theotherwordsafterit4.areatwo-wordgivenname.ItisquiteusualinChina.MysisterisLiXiaofang.Shehastwowordsinhergivennameinsteadofjustone5.likemine.1.AvisitBshouldClikeDputEare2.AvisitBshouldClikeDputEare3AvisitBshouldClikeDputEare4AvisitBshouldClikeDputEare5AvisitBshouldClikeDputEareKEY:ADBEC4Itisalwaysinterestingtovisitanothercountry,especiallyforthosewhohavenevertraveledagreatdeal.Foreigntravelcanbeveryeducationalforeveryoneifheisinterestedenoughtomakepreparationsbeforehand.Learningthelanguageofthenewcountrywouldbedifficultforthetraveler,1.butthebenefitsofsuchaneffortwouldbecomeobviousimmediately2.onhistravel.Itmaynotseemimportanttohimwhenhecomfortablystaysathome,butknowinghowtoorderamealorrentaroomisnecessaryforthenewcomerinastrangecountry.Withoutknowingthelanguage,itisverydifficult3.forthestrangertounderstandthepeopleofthenewcountryandtheircustoms.Tobesure,hecanseeplacesandthings4.withouttheuseofalanguage,butplacesandthingsarenottheheartofanycountry.Togetthegreatestbenefitfromatriptoanothercountry,itis5.howimportantforthevisitortohaveanunderstandingofthelanguage.1.AtoBonCwithoutDbutEfor2.AtoBonCwithoutDbutEfor3.AtoBonCwithoutDbutEfor4.AtoBonCwithoutDbutEfor5.AtoBonCwithoutDbutEforKEY:DBECA5Manystudentsfindtheexperienceofattendinguniversitylecturestobeaconfusingandfrustratingexperience.Thelecturerspeaksforoneortwohours,perhaps__1__thetalkwithslides,writingupimportantinformationontheblackboard,distributingreadingmaterialandgivingoutassignment.Thenewstudentseestheotherstudentscontinuouslywritingonnotebooksand2_whattowrite.Veryoftenthestudentleavesthelecturewithnoteswhichdonotcatchthemainpointsandwhichbecomehardevenforthestudentstounderstand.Mostinstitutionsprovidecourseswhichassistnewstudentstodeveloptheskillstheyneedtobeeffectivelistenersandnote-takers.Iftheseareunavailable,therearemanyusefulstudy-skillsguideswhich3.enablelearnerstopracticetheseskillsindependently.Inallcasesitisimportanttotackletheproblembeforeactuallystartingyourstudies.Itisimportanttoacknowledgethatmoststudentshavedifficultyinacquiringthelanguageskillsrequiredincollegestudy.Onewayof4.overcomingthesedifficultiesistoattendthelanguageandstudy-skillsclasseswhichmostinstitutionsprovidethroughouttheacademicyear.Anotherbasicstrategyistofindastudypartner5.withwhomitispossibletoidentifydifficulties,exchangeideasandprovidesupport.AsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacketAsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacketAsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacketAsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacketAsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacketKEY:EBCAD6Therewerenoclassesthatafternoon,soHenrywenttoaclothingshopnearhishome.Theshopsoldmanyjackets.Helooked1forthemandatlastchoseaveryniceone.Hetrieditonandthentoldtheshop-keepertoputitintoabag.AtthattimehisfriendBrucecameintotheshop.Theyhadn’tseeneachotherforalongtime.Theywereso2pleasedtomeetagainthattheyforgoteverythingelse.Soontheywerebusytalkingonandonhappily.Itwasnearlysixo'clock,3.sotheydecidedtogoandhavedinnertogether.Henrypickedupthebag,andwalkedtothedooroftheshop.TheshopkeeperstoppedthemandaskedHenrytopayforthejacketHenrylookedathiminsurpriseatfirst,butsoonherememberedthathehadn'tpaidforit.Hesaid5sorry,gavehimthemoneyandthenlefttheshopwithhisfriend.1.AsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacket2.AsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacket3.AsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacket4.AsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacket5.AsoBsorryCforDpleasedEjacketKEY:CDAEB7Firecanhelppeopleinmanyways,butitcanalsobeverydangerous.Firecanheat(加熱)water,warmhouses,givelightandcookfood.Butfirecanburnthings,1too.Itcanburntrees,houses,animals,orpeople.Nobodyknowsforsurehowpeoplebegantousefire.Buttherearealotofinterestingstoriesaboutthefirsttimeamanorawomanstartedafire.Oneis2.aboutaman.Helivedavery,verylongtimeago.Hewentuptothesunbyaropeandbroughtfiredown.Todaypeopleknowhowtomakeafirewithmatches.Childrensometimes3.liketoplaywiththem.Butmatchescanbeverydangerous.Onematchcanburnapieceofpaper,andthenitmightburnahouse.Asmallfirecanbecomeabigfireveryfast.Firekillmanypeopleeveryyear.Soyou4.mustbecarefulwithmatches.Becarefulwithfire,anditwill5.helpyou.Becarelesswithfire,anditwillburnyou.1.AtooBaboutCmustDhelpElike2.AtooBaboutCmustDhelpElike3.AtooBaboutCmustDhelpElike4AtooBaboutCmustDhelpElike5.AtooBaboutCmustDhelpElikeKEY:ABECD8Averynew,youngofficerwasatarailwaystation.Hewasonhiswaytovisithismotherin1.anothertown.Hewantedtotelephonehertotellherthetimeofhistrain,sothatshecouldmeethimatthestationinhercar.Helookedatallhispockets,but2.foundthathedidnothavetherightmoneyforthetelephone,sohewentonandlooked5forsomeonetohelphim.Atlastanoldsoldiercameby,andtheyoungofficerstoppedhimandsaid,“Canyouchangethemoney3.forme”

“Waitamoment,”thesoldieranswered,andhebegantoputhishandinhispocket“I’llseewhetherIcanhelpyou.”

“Don’tyouknowhowtospeaktoanofficer”theyoungofficersaidangrily“Nowlet’s4startagain,Canyouchangethemoneyforme“No,sir,”theoldsoldieranswered5_quickly__1.AstartBfoundCquicklyDforEanother2.AstartBfoundCquicklyDforEanother3.AstartBfoundCquicklyDforEanother4.AstartBfoundCquicklyDforEanother5.AstartBfoundCquicklyDforEanotherKEY:EBDAC9Mrs.Greenlivesinthecountry,andshedoesn’tknowLondonverywell.Oneday,shegoestoLondon,butshecan’tfindher1.Justthen,sheseesamannearthebusstop.“Icanaskhimtheway.”shesaysto2..Thenshegoesovertothemanandasks，“Excuseme,willyouKEY:ACBDE10LastSaturday,TonywenttoseeBenny.Buthedidn'tknow1impossibleBennylived.Ontheway,hestoppedinfrontofayellowhouse,andaskedanoldwomanthe2thattoBenny'shouse."Hishouseisnotfarfrommyhouse,"saidthewoman."It'sbehindthetrees.Butyoucan'tgetthere3as.Youcangotherebybus.It'lltakeyouhourstogetthere4signfoot.""What'swrongwithher"Tonythought，"IcanseeBenny'shousefromherenow.It'sbehindthetrees."ThenTonywalkedtotheothersideofthetrees.Hefoundtheoldwomanwas5before.Therewasariverinfrontofhim,andhecouldn'tseeaboat.Thehousewasontheothersideoftheriver.1AbeforeBimpossibleCasDthatEsign2AbeforeBimpossibleCasDthatEsign3AbeforeBimpossibleCasDthatEsign4AbeforeBimpossibleCasDthatEsign5AbeforeBimpossibleCasDthatEsignKEY:BDCE11Mondayisthebeginningoftheweek.ItisthedaymostAmericanslikeworst.ThedaytheylikemostisSaturday.Saturdayistheendoftheworkweek,itisthebeginningoftheweekend.Lifeis2ontheweekend,mostAmericantakecareoftheirhouses,carsandgardens,Theysleeplateratthenight.Theyengoythefeelingthattimetomoveslowly.Theworkweekisforthingsyou4.–todo,theweekendisforthingsyouliketodo.Somepeoplemaygetinacarfora5inthecountry.Theyliketotakepartinasportsactivityoutofdoors.AndonSaturdaynighttheymightgotopubliceatingplacesorafilm.1.Alike BdriveChaveDdifferentEseems2.Alike BdriveChaveDdifferentEseems3.Alike BdriveChaveDdifferentEseems4.Alike BdriveChaveDdifferentEseems5.Alike BdriveChaveDdifferentEseemsKEY:ADECBMichelisayounggirlwhoworksforthepolice1ahandwritingexpert(專家).Shehashelpedcatchmanycriminals(罪犯)byusingherspecialtalents(天才).

Whenshewasfourteen,Michelwasalreadysointerestedinthedifferencesinherfriends'handwritingthatshewouldspendhoursstudyingthem.AfterfinishingcollegeshewenttoFranceforaspecialtwo-yearclassinhandwritingattheSchoolofPoliceScience.

Michelsaysthatitis2forpeopleathidetheirhandwriting.Shecandiscovermostofwhatsheneedstoknowsimplybylookingatthewritingwithherowneyes,butshealsohasmachines3helphermakeoutdifferentkindsofpaperandink.Thisknowledgeisoftenofgreathelptothepolice.

Michelbelievesthathandwritingisagood4ofwhatkindofpersonthewriteris."Iwouldn'tgooutwithafellowifIdidn'tlikehishandwriting."Shesays.Butsheaddsshefellinlovewithherfuturehusband,ayoungpoliceman5shestudiedhishandwriting.Itislaterprovedtobeallright,however.

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參考譯文：米歇爾是一個為警方工作的筆跡鑒別專家，她用她的天賦幫忙抓到了許多罪犯。當她14歲的時候，米歇爾已經(jīng)對她的摯友的筆跡很感愛好，而且花許多時間探討。大學(xué)畢業(yè)后，她去了法國警察科學(xué)院學(xué)習(xí)了兩年筆跡鑒別。米歇爾說筆跡很難替人撒謊。她只要簡單地通過眼睛視察筆跡就能得到她想要知道的。她也有儀器扶植她辨別各種紙張和墨水。這個科技對警方扶植很大。米歇爾信任一個人的筆跡可以很好的顯示他是哪種人。“我不會跟一個我不喜愛的筆跡的人約會”，她說。但是當她探討過一位年輕的警官的筆跡后，她愛上了他--她將來的丈夫。雖然這后來證明是一種？？（須要依據(jù)13.Twowomenonatrainwerearguing.Atlastoneofthemcalledtheconductor.Shesaid,"Ifthewindowisopen,Iwill___1___cold.AndI'llprobably."Theotherwomansaid,"Butifthewindowisshut,Iwilldie.Iwill___2___inbreathing."Theconductordidn'tknowwhattodo.Amanhadbeenlisteningallthetime.Hesaidhehad___3___."Firstopenthewindow.Thatwillkill___4___."hesaid."Nextshutit.Thatwillkill___5___.Thenwecanhavepeace."1.A.feeldifficultB.anideaC.oneD.catchE.theother2.A.feeldifficultB.anideaC.oneD.catchE.theother3.A.feeldifficultB.anideaC.oneD.catchE.theother4.A.feeldifficultB.anideaC.oneD.catchE.theother5.A.feeldifficultB.anideaC.oneD.catchE.theotherKEY：DABCE14.Anoldmandiedandlefthissonalotofmoney.Butthesonwasafoolishyoungman,andhequicklyspent___1___money,sothathehadnothingleft.Ofcourse,whenthathappened,allhisfriends___2___him.Whenhewasquitepoorandalone,hewenttoseeNasreddin,whowasakind,cleveroldmanandoftenhelpedpeoplewhentheyhadtroubles."Mymoneyhasfinishedandmyfriendshavegone,"saidtheyoungman."Whatwill___3___tomenow""Don'tworry,youngman,"answeredNasreddin."Everythingwillsoonbeallrightagain.Wait,andyouwillsoonfeel___4___happier."Theyoungmanwasveryglad."AmIgoingtogetrichagainthen""No,I___5___meanthat,"saidtheoldman."Imeantthatyouwouldsoongetusedtobeingpoorandhavingnofriends."1.A.leftB.alltheC.happenD.muchE.didn't2.A.leftB.alltheC.happenD.muchE.didn't3.A.leftB.alltheC.happenD.muchE.didn't4.A.leftB.alltheC.happenD.muchE.didn't5.A.leftB.alltheC.happenD.muchE.didn'tKEY：BACDE15.Theworldisnotonlyhungry;itisalsothirstyforwater.Thismayseemstrangetoyou,sincenearly75%oftheearth'ssurfaceiscoveredwithwater.Butabout97%ofthishuge1isseawater,orsaltwater.Mancanonlydrinkandusetheother3%ofthefreshwaterthatcomesfromrivers,lakes,underground,andother2.Andwecan'tevenuseallofthat,becausesomeofitisintheformoficebergsandglaciers.Evenworse,someofithasbeenpolluted.However,asthingsstandtoday,thissmallamountoffreshwater,3isconstantlybeingreplacedbyrainfall,isstillenoughforus.Butourneedforwaterisincreasingrapidly-almostdaybyday.Weallhavetolearnhowtostopwastingour4water.Oneofthefirststepsweshouldtakeistodevelopwaysofreusingit.Experimentshavealreadybeendoneinthis5,butonlyonasmallscale.Thesystemsthathavebeenworkedoutresemblethoseusedinspacecraft.1.A.fieldB.sourcesC.whichD.preciousE.amount2.A.fieldB.sourcesC.whichD.preciousE.amount3.A.fieldB.sourcesC.whichD.preciousE.amount4.A.fieldB.sourcesC.whichD.preciousE.amount5.A.fieldB.sourcesC.whichD.preciousE.amountKEY：EBCDA16.Forthefirsttimeinourmarriage,Ihaddecidedtospendmyholidayalone,withoutmywife.Wehadnot1quarreled.Mycommonsensetoldmethatallhabitsevengoodonesshouldbebrokenfromtimetotime.Doingeverythingtogetherwithmywifehadbecomeverymuchofhabitwithme.SoIhadgoneofftoItaly2onmyowntspendthreeweeksatahotelattheseaside.Ihadhopeditwouldbeniceandwarm.Butactuallyitwas35intheshade,3hotenoughtoroastanox.Iwalkedaboutinshorts,mybaldheadcoveredwithahandkerchief,sweatingandthirsty.AndallthetimeIhadto4thinkofmywife,whohadgonetothemountainsofNorthWalesandwasdoubtless5enjoyingherselfverymuch.WhyhadI,withmysensitiveEnglishskin,gonetoItalyofallplacesAtnight