…………○…………外…………○…………裝…………○…………外…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………※※請※※不※※要※※在※※裝※※訂※※線※※內(nèi)※※答※※題※※…………○…………內(nèi)…………○…………裝…………○…………訂…………○…………線…………○…………一、完型填空（共5題）1、完形填空從題中所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳答案。Theladywiththewhitefence（籬笆）taughtmetoleavethegaletolifeopen...MyhusbanddiedinanaccidentandIbecameveryangry.Ihatedbeingalone.Oneday,asIwas

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downabusystreet,Isuddenlynoticedanewfencearoundahouse.Ipulledofftoreallywatchit.Itwassuchagood

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thatIwasdeeplytouched.Icouldnotsend

3away.Thefencestillsmelledoffreshpaint.“Hello!"Icameupandsaidtoaladyinthebackgarden,“Icametoseethefence.It'ssobeautiful!"“Oh!Thefenceisnotthereforme,"theladyexplainedtomeinacalmvoice,“Ilivealone._4somanypeoplepassbyeveryday,andIthinktheymaybepleasedtoseesomethingreallyattractive.

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stoplikeyouandcomeuptohaveachat.""Butweren'tyousadwhentheyexpanded(拓寬)theroadandeverythingchangedsomuch?""Changeispartoflifeandtakespartin

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uswhoweare.Whensomethingwedonotlikehappenstous,wehavetwochoices—tobecomea

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personortobecomeabetterperson."Herreplychangedmylife.Icarefullyleftthegateopenanddroveon8

anewfeelinginsideme.Icouldnottell

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itwas,butIcouldfeelthethickstonewallaroundmyangryheartbreakingoff.And

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aprettywhitefencewasbuilt.IdecidedthatIwouldkeepthegateopenforeverythingandeveryonethatcamemyway.(

)1.A.walking

B.riding

C.driving

D.running(

)2.A.street

B.paint

C.house

D.job(

)3.A.it

B.them

C.myself

D.her(

)4.A.But

B.Thus

C.And

D.As(

)5.A.Few

B.Afew

C.Everyone

D.None{

)6.A.finding

B.telling

C.catching

D.making(

)7.A.fitter

B.bitter

C.smarter

D.sweeter(

)8.A.with

B.for

C.to

D.by(

)9.A.when

B.where

C.who

D.what(

)10.A.beyondB.once

C.instead

D.though2、完形填空。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能正確填入相應(yīng)空格內(nèi)的最佳答案。Whatdoes“self-control”mean?Supposeyouhaveaticketforanexcitingfilmwhichyouwanttoseeverymuch,butunluckilyyouhavetostudy

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anexamtomorrow.Whatwillyoudo?Seethefilm

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studyfortheexam?Ifyoucangiveupseeingthefilmandworkhardatyour

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,itmeansthatyouhaveself-control.Self-controlisnotsomethingthatyouhaveatbirth.Itneedstobecultivated(培養(yǎng)，改善)inyourlife.Often,youngchildrenareeasily

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whentheirneedsorwishesarenotmetatonce.Almostdaily,childrenseealotoffood,toysandactivitiesthatareattractive（引入注目的）tothem.Manytimeschildrendonotknowhowto

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theirfrustration（挫折）whentheyaretold“no”or“l(fā)ater”.Also,sometimesyoungchildrendonotunderstand

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theyarenotallowedtodoanything.Inordertohavepositive(積極的)experiencesathomeandatschool,childrenneedtolearn

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todealwiththeirfeelingswhentheycannothavesomething.Theseskillswillincreasechildren’sself-control.Don’tgotobedlatebecauseofaniceTVprogram,oryoumaygotoschool

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anditisawasteoftime.Everyoneofushassomehobbies,afewofwhichmay

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usfrommakingprogressinlife.Wemustuseour

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tobecomefreeofthem.(

)1.A.for

B.at

C.on

D.about(

)2.A.and

B.with

C.but

D.or(

)3.A.school

B.lessons

C.films

D.listening(

)4.A.happy

B.upset

C.tired

D.excited(

)5.A.beginwith

B.playwith

C.dealwith

D.dowith(

)6.A.what

B.which

C.why

D.who(

)7.A.skills

B.lessons

C.ways

D.strategies(

)8.A.early

B.late

C.ontime

D.slowly(

)9.A.leave

B.make

C.stop

D.push(

)10.A.decision

B.energy

C.knowledge

D.self-control3、

完型填空.Imaginealifewithoutarmsorlegs!Youcan’tholdanyoneinyour

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.Youcan’twalkanywherewithyourfeet.Howwouldyoulastadaylikethat?Wouldyou

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atyourselfinthemirrorlikeNickVujzcic,the34—year—oldAustralian?Nickwasbornwithoutlimbs(四肢).Solifewasnot

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forhim.Atschoolmanystudentsplayedjokesonhim

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helookeddifferentfromeveryoneelse.Hewasrefusedtobe

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friends,sohealwaysfelt

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.However,hefacedthatbravely.He

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totypeandwritewithtwotoes(腳趾)attheageofsix,andhecould

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surfandplaygolf.Incollege,heachievedgreatsuccessandwasamongthe

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studentsinthestudies.Andhedecidedon

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todolaterinhislife–toencourageotherstoworkhardfortheirdreams.NowNickisoneofthemostpopular

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intheworld.Hetravelstomanycountriesandgivesspeechesabouthisstory

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difficulties.“Livinglifefullyisaboutlookingatwhatyou

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,notwhatyoudon’thave.”hesaid.His

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encouragesmillionsofpeople.“Itellpeopletokeepongettingupwhenthey

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andtoalwayslovethemselves,”hesaid.“IfIcanencouragejustoneperson,thenmyjobinthislifeisdone.”(

)1.A.arms

B.ears

C.eyes

D.teeth(

)2.A.laugh

B.cry

C.smile

D.shout(

)3.A.old

B.easy

C.modern

D.difficult(

)4.A.because

B.if

C.until

D.although(

)5.A.his

B.my

C.their

D.our(

)6.A.happy

B.relaxed

C.lonely

D.surprised(

)7.A.failed

B.forget

C.helped

D.learned(

)8.A.even

B.ever

C.never

D.hardly(

)9.A.tall

B.lazy

C.sleepy

D.excellent(

)10.A.how

B.who

C.what

D.where(

)11.A.doctors

B.speakers

C.scientists

D.managers(

)12.A.at

B.for

C.into

D.against(

)13.A.make

B.have

C.lose

D.want(

)14.A.story

B.sadness

C.friend

D.family(

)15.A.fall

B.play

C.listen

D.exercise4、完形填空Keepingsafe:notashardasyouthink.

Everyoneistalkingaboutbirdflu.Yes,itisaverydangerousillnessthatcouldmakepeopleverysick.Itwillbe

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monthsstillbeforewehavegoodmedicine

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birdflu.

Butthatdoesn’t

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youcan’tdoanythingtoprevent（預(yù)防）itnow.

Sofar,allthepeoplewhohavecaughtbirdfluhavebeenthosewhotouchedsickchickensortheir

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.Soit’sagoodideaforpeople

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livingchickens.

“People

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gotothemarketstobuylivingchickenstoeat,butnowtheyhaveto

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thathabit（習(xí)慣）,”saidPeterCordingley,aWHOexpert（專家）.

Butifyoudotouchasickbird,remember

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yourhandscarefullywithsoap

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Expertsalsosayhavinggoodhabitsandahealthybodywillhelp

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yousafefrombirdflu.Forexample,donotbuyoreatbirdsthat

11.Donoteatanythingthathastouchedraw（生的）meat.Also,don’tforgettoopenyourwindowsoftenandexerciseeveryday.

12enoughsleepisalsoveryimportantfor

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illness.Ifyoufeelsick,seeadoctorassoonaspossible.

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,noone

inChinahasbirdflu.ButWHOsayschildrenunder12yearsoldcouldeasilygetsickwithbirdflu.

Trytostayawayfrompeoplewhohavetheflu,andalwayscoveryourmouthandnosewhenyou

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.

1.A.few

B.afew

C.little

D.alittle

2.A.to

B.for

C.at

D.in

3.A.mean

B.see

C.think

D.realize

4.A.houses

B.droppings(糞便)C.eggs

D.food

5.A.tostayoutof

B.tostayoff

C.tostayover

D.tostayawayfrom

6.A.areusedto

B.usedto

C.used

D.haveusedto

7.A.give

B.take

C.change

D.turn

8.A.washes

B.towash

C.washing

D.washed

9.A.forever

B.justnow

C.rightaway

D.eversince

10.A.keep

B.toget

C.got

D.keeping

11.A.hasbeenchecked

B.havebeenchecked

C.haschecked

D.havenotbeenchecked

12.A.Get

B.Have

C.Got

D.Getting

13.A.getting

B.fighting

C.winning

D.beating

14.A.Inthepast

B.Fromthen

on

C.Sincethen

D.Sofar

5.A.laugh

B.cough

C.cry

D.sleep5、完形填空

先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Anewtermhasbegun．Teachersare

1aboutthefactthatnewstudentsarenoteasytohandle．TheyliketobringcellphonesandMP3playerstoschoo1．Whatis2，somestudentsevenusecellphonestodowithout-of-classmattersinclass，orsometimesjustforfun．SomeotherstudentslistentoMP3playerswhentheyarehavingalessonthattheyarenotinterestedin．

Arethesenewstudentsreallythat

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?‘Yes，’saysDelaneyKirk，aprofessoratDrakeUniversity．4

sheaddsit’snottheirfault．Instead．thethingsthattheybringintoschool—cellphones，MP3playersandsoon—andtheteachersaretoblame．Kirkfirstbeganthinkingaboutstudents’mannerssixyearsago．‘Ihadmyfirstclassinwhichstudentsweresleepingortalkingtoeachother．Itseemedthatlearningwelt

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nothingtodowiththem，’shesays．‘Atfirst．Igotworriedaboutthis，butthenIsaidtomyself．“You’reteaching

6，andyouneedtomanagethis…Thesestudentsneedtoknowmoreaboutmanners．It’stimetohelpthemdevelopsomegood

7．Theyshouldn’twastetimedoingnothingwhentheyareyoung．Soonerorlater，theymightregretthetimetheyhavewasted．”

Kirkalso8

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