2018年大學英語備考題庫C.theglassD.apairofglasses15.Thereareten________inourschool.一、語法和詞匯1.Whendidyouseeher?What________then?A.womanteachersC.womanteacherB.womenteacherD.womenteachersA.wasshedoingC.isshedoingB.didshedo16.Thispieceof________islongenoughforyoutomakeashirt.D.hasshehone2.Bequiet!They________ameetinginthenextroom.A.clothB.clothesC.clothingD.suitA.arehavingB.have17.Englishwastaughtatthebeginningof________centuryinChina.C.werehavingD.willhad3.“Whatwillyou________atsixthisevening?”“I’llprobablybehavingsupper.”A.nineteenB.nineteenthD.thenineteenC.thenineteenthA.doB.doingC.haveD.bedoing18.Johnturnedroundandlookedathimin________surprise.4.We________onitformanyhoursbutwehavenotyetreachedanyconclusion.A.anB./C.theD.aA.workB.havebeenworkingD.havehadworked19.We’llleaveourschoolin________.C.areworkingA.twoyearandahalfC.twoandhalfayearsB.twoyearsandahalfD.twoandhalfayear5.Weallhopeyou________tothepartynextweek.A.tocomeC.comeB.beabletocome20.We’lltake________triptoHangzhoutomorrow.D.willbeabletocome.A.atwo-daysB.atwo-dayD.atwoday6.I________help.Icandoitmyself.C.atwoday’sA.needtoB.don’tneed21.Theflowerssmell________andlook________.C.needn’tD.needA.good;beautifulC.well;beautifulB.good;beautifullyD.well;beautifully7.Sincetheroadiswet,________lastnight.A.itmusthaverainedC.itmustberainingraining.B.itmustrainD.itmusthavebeen22.Girlstudentsaremuchclevererinourclassthan________intheirs.A.thisB./C.itD.those8.I’vecometoaskhimforthebook.That’swhyI________23.Thisladderistoolongforthistruck.Weneed________trucktocarryit.waituntilhecomesback.A.needB.shouldC.oughttoD.havetoA.asmallC.abiggerB.thesmallD.abiggest9.Greatchanges________inChinasince1978.A.taketheplaceB.tooktheplaceof24.Aliceisn’ttheoldestgirlinherclass,butsheisolderC.havetakenplaceD.havebeentakenplacethan________.10.Themedicine________cool,cleananddry.A.mustkeepB.mustbekeptA.anyofthegirlsB.anyothergirlC.sometheothergirlsD.someoftheothergirlsC.mustbekeepD.mustbein.25.Willyouhave________cupoftea?11.“Haveyoumovedintothenewhouse?”“Notyet.Therooms________.”A.theotherC.anotherB.otherD.another.A.arebeingpaintedC.arepaintedB.arepainting26.Idon’tthinkthereis________importantintoday’spaper.D.arebeingpaintA.somethingC.anythingB.nothingD.thing.12.Thiskindofwood________houses.A.usedtobuildingC.isusedtobuildB.areusedtobuildingD.isusedtobuilding27.SomepeopleliketostayathomeonSundays,but________liketogotothecinema.13.Agroupof________willcometoourschooltomorrow.A.anotherB.othersC.otherD.theotherA.GermanyC.GermanB.GermansD.Japaneses28.“What’sinyour________hand?”“Anorange.”14.Thatbottleismadeof________.A.glassB.glassesA.anotherB.theother1C.otherD.othersC.suchaninterestingD.soaninteresting29.“________somehotcoffeenow?”“Yes,please.”45.Theworkerswerebusy________newhousesthroughoutthewinter.A.DoyoulikeB.WillyoulikeA.build46.Isthishouselargeenoughforus________?A.livingB.livinginC.toliveD.toliveinB.tobuildC.buildingD.builtC.WouldyoulikeD.Shouldyoulike30.“________haveyouvisitedtheGreatWall?”“Twice.”47.OurTVsetdoesn’twork.Ithinkwe’llhaveit________tomorrow.A.HowsoonB.HowoftenD.HowlongC.HowmanytimesA.repairingB.repairC.repairedD.beingrepaired48.BecauseofmypoorEnglishI’mafraidIcan’tmakemyself________.31.“WouldyouliketowatchTVorlistentotheradio?”“________.”A.Yes,I’dliketowatchTVB.No,IdonotwatchTVA.understandC.understoodB.beunderstoodD.understandingC.Yes,tolistentotheradioD.I’dliketowatchTV32.________wasthepopulationinChinabytheendoflastyear?49.Alltheinformationaboutourschool________inthebook.A.HowmuchC.HowmanyB.WhatA.havebeen50.Halfofthemoney________yourbrother.A.belongtoB.belongC.belongstoD.belongsB.isC.hasD.areD.Which33.IhearMary________backintwodays.A.comesB.comeC.willcomeD.coming.51.NotonlymysisterbutalsoMaryandJohn________interestedinthatfilm.34.Hewantedtoseethefilmverymuch,________hecouldn’tgetaticket.A.amB.isC.beD.areA.butB.andC.orD.so52.Neithermymothernormyfather________Japanese.35.Canyoutellme________isthenearestwaytothestation?A.doesn’tteachB.don’tteachD.teachesC.teachA.what36.________youdon’tlikehimisnoneofmybusiness.A.WhatB.WhoC.ThatD.Whether37.Areyoutheboy________bicyclewasstolen?A.whohisB.ofwhichthe.hisD.whoseB.ifC.whichD.that53.NecessityisthemotherofA.discoveryC.inventionB.anideaD.thought54.Ithelittlegirlveryclever.A.hearB.toobadC.find55.IwaslateforworkthismorningbecauseIthefirstbus.A.missedB.caughtC.forgotD.left56.Oneshouldone’spromise.D.make38.Thegirl________anEnglishsonginthenextroomisTom’ssister.A.whoissingingC.sangB.issingingD.wassingingA.takeB.doD.support39.Isthisthehospital________heworkedtenyearsago?A.thatB.whereC.whichD.theone.40.I’lltellyou________hetoldmeyesterday.A.allwhichB.allwhatC.thatall41.Itisfivedays________wecamehere.A.whenB.beforeC.as42.Tomhadfinishedhiswork________hiswifecameback.A.afterB.beforeC.whileD.thenC.keep57.ShesangA.goodindeedB.wellindeedD.allC.verygoodindeedD.verywellindeed58.InEnglandbusesandcarskeeptotheleftoftheroad.A.topB.sideC.wayD.corner59.MinghuaisgoodprogresswithhisEnglish.A.takingB.makingC.havingD.sinceD.getting43.Therewas________muchnoise________thespeakercouldnotmakehimselfheard.60.Whenwereachedtheoffice,theclockonthewallwaseight.A.so;thatB.so;asC.such;thatD.so;astoA.beating.61.HiscoldwasgrowingA.harderB.worseC.heavierB.hittingC.strikingD.ringing44.Hetoldus________storythatallofuswerepleasedtohearit.D.seriouslyA.sointerestingB.suchinteresting62.Theymaythebooksforabouttwoweeks.2A.borrowB.lendC.keepD.haveA.withB.toC.forD.along63.Westoppedbutcouldn’tanything.80.Lastnighthewantedtogiveupthejob,butthismorningA.tohear;listenC.tolisten;hearB.listening;hearD.hearing;listenheA.madeuphismindB.changedhismindC.madeprogressD.grewup64.I’mverybusy,soIcan’tthatproblemwithyouforthemoment.81.Heisleavingtomorrow.Wouldyouliketoattheairport?A.discussB.quarrelC.answerD.explain65.Policeofficersworkingonthemurderhavehundredsoffamilies.A.meethimB.visithimC.seehimoffD.lookforhimA.askedB.researchedD.demanded82.Risingcostsmakeithardtothebusiness.A.carryonB.goonC.holdon83.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleaseyourhands.A.putoutB.putupC.putonD.putdown.84.Wouldyoupleaseapieceofpaperandapen?C.questionedD.puton66.Thanks,itwillalwaysmeofyou.A.rememberB.remindC.remain67.ShewasborninJapanbuthasnowintheUnitedStates.A.fixedB.stuckC.settledD.housed68.Usuallycarelessnesstofailure.A.leadsB.happensC.gets69.Willtheofhousesandlandcontinuetoincrease?A.worthB.valueC.costD.importance70.Youcouldn’tanysecretsforanhourinthatlittletown.A.keepB.getC.learnD.hearD.regardA.bringoutC.takeoutB.giveoutD.findoutD.agrees.85.Theteacherthepictureandstartedtotellthestory.A.triedonC.reliedonB.pointedatD.puton86.Acarismanydifferentparts.A.madeofB.madefromD.madein71.Whenshecamehomeshesensedsomething.Hadsomeonegotin?C.madeupof87.Theparentshavetotheirchildren’seducation.A.terribleB.unusualD.badA.spendB.costC.pickupD.payfor.C.uncomfortable88.Don’tloseheart.I’llhelpyoutheothers.72.I’malotofexperienceinmyjob.A.gooverC.goupB.catchupwithD.runwithA.acceptingC.receivingB.gainingD.winning89.Thedoctoraskedmyfathertosmoking.A.giveoutB.giveawayC.giveup73.It’snothatyoufailedintheexam.You’realwaysbeingD.givebacksocareless.90.Studentsshouldnotonlylearnfacts,butalsolearnhowtofacts.A.wonderB.troubleC.doubtD.matter74.Thesurveycoversarepresentativeofthepopulation.A.lookforB.findoutC.findD.lookA.exampleC.principleB.sampleD.principal91.Paulwasbyhisuncleafterhisfatherdied.A.broughtupC.heldupB.grownupD.putup75.Theclosearenotallowedtogetmarried.A.relationsC.relativesB.relativities92.Tomisn’tanhoneststudent.Youcan’thimforhelp.A.relyonB.askforD.relationships76.Hewassopoorthathehadthanonehundreddollars.A.nolessB.notlessC.moreD.nomoreC.goonwithD.talkabout.93.Ifapieceoficeistakenintoawarmroom,itwillsoonwater.77.Don’tworry.Iwillmakeeverytohelpyououtoftrouble.A.turnoffC.turnintoB.turndownD.turnonA.wayB.effortC.meansD.method.78.Theinspectoradvisedtheoldladynottostayintheflatforafewnights.94.HefelldownontheroadandwastooweaktoA.holdupC.bringupB.getupD.leaveforA.lonelyB.singleD.ofherownC.onherown95.Thebabyofteninthemiddleofthenight.A.wakesupB.bringsup79.Humanhistoryisoftencomparedalongriver.3C.getsupD.picksup.neighborhood.A.brokeout96.Iknowthattheaccidentinasmallvillage.B.brokeupD.brokein.A.tookplaceB.wastakenplaceC.brokeawayC.tooktheplaceD.wastakentheplaceof111.Iamselectingsomeshortstoriesforyouroutsidereading.97.IttookDickalongtimetoabookforhissonatthebookstore.A.thinkingofC.thinkingoutB.thinkingoverD.thinkinghardA.pickupC.pickoffB.pickoutD.pickover112.WewouldrathernotMarybecausesheisnotatrustworthyperson.98.Don’thesitatetomeifyouareintrouble.A.turnupB.turntoC.turninD.turnout99.Thefirstwordofasentenceshouldacapitalletter.A.dependforC.relyforB.relyinD.relyonA.beginwithB.startas113.Shehasn’tmuchactingability,butusesthestageasaC.befilledwithD.becoveredwithchanceto100.Theplanehadalreadybeforewegottotheairport.A.showupB.showoffD.showoutA.takendownC.takenawayB.takenoffD.takenupC.showover114.thefog,weshouldhavereachedParis.101.Earlyinthemorningweonourjourney.A.BecauseofC.IncaseofB.InspiteofD.ButforA.setoffB.beginoffD.getoffC.startoff115.Youcan’tgettothemuseumbycatchingNo.112bus.102.Themoneyshespentmorethan1000dollars.A.addedB.addedtoA.otherthanC.betterthanB.morethanD.ratherthanC.addedupD.addedupto116.Thedoctor’smistakesinjudgmentthedeathofthe103.Ifyouwanttoseetheplay,yournameonthispieceofpaper.patient.A.resultedfromC.brokeoffB.broughtoutD.ledtoA.getdownC.takedownB.putdownD.copydown117.Mr.Smithcan’thiswife’sdeaththoughshehasbeen104.Theexperiment,thoughtheyhadtriedtheirbest,tobeafailure.deadforalongtime.A.getoverC.getawayB.getawaywithD.getoff.A.turnedupC.turnedinB.turnedoutD.turnedon118.Whenhairisburned,itaterriblesmell.105.Thethiefthepolicemanandranaway.A.pushesoffC.keepsoutB.takesoutD.givesoffA.brokeoutofB.brokeawayfromD.brokeoffC.brokeupwith119.Thestrongwindwasthebrokenwindow.106.!Thereisacarcoming.A.freefromC.sureofB.readyforA.LookforwardC.LookaboutB.LookaroundD.LookoutD.responsiblefor120.Bobhasrecentlytennistoprovidehimselfwithsomerelaxation.107.Youhavedonewellinyourstudies,IhopeyoucanA.keepitupB.keepitoutD.keepitoff.A.takeninB.takenupD.takenoutC.keepitdownC.takenwith108.Inthepastfewyears,Shanghaianewlook.121.Whydon’tyouyourbadhabits?A.hastakenonC.hasturnedupB.hasappearedD.showedA.dowithC.getoffB.getridofD.getalongwith109.It’sgoingtorainwe’dbetterourtoolsandgoindoors.122.Theideaseemsgood,butitneedstobeA.putdownC.putoffB.putawayD.putupA.givenoutC.foundoutB.triedoutD.workedout110.Lastnightaquarrelbetweentwobrothersinour123.We’veourfriendshipforalongtime.A.keptonB.keptup4C.keptoutD.keptupwithA.MondayD.SaturdayB.WednesdayC.Tuesday124.Duringtherushhourtheywereintheheavytraffic.A.heldonC.heldoffB.heldownD.heldup(4)Themanwouldrathersleeponthebenchthaninthehotelbecause,125.Hardworkcanoftenalackofintelligence.A.makeforB.makeatA.hedidn’tlikethewarmandsoftbedlikedtosleepintheparkB.heC.makeupforD.makeoutatC.hewantedtohaveagooddreamcouldn’tpayforitD.he二、閱讀理解1.Theladylivedinafirstclasshotelthatfacedthepark.Herdrivercalledforhereverymorningateleven.AshehelpedherintothecaroneSaturdaymorning,shenoticedamaninrags穿著破舊衣服)onabenchacrossthestreetlookingattentivelyatthehotelwithadreamyexpressiononhisface.Hewasthereagainthenextmorning—thenext.Itinterestedthelady.Shetoldherdrivertowaitandcrossedovertothemanonthebench.(5)Therewasbetweentheparkandthehotel.A.ariverB.ashopC.aforestD.aroad2.Hundredsofyearsago,aRomanarmycamenorthfromEnglandtomakewaronScotland.TheScots,abravepeople,lovedtheircountryverymuch.TheyfoughthardtodrivetheenemyoutofScotland,butthereweretoomanyoftheRomans.ItlookedasiftheRomanswouldwin.“Isimplyhavetoknow,”shesaid,“whyyoukeeplookingatthehotelthatwayeverymorning.”O(jiān)nenight,theleaderofScotsmarchedhissoldierstothetopofahill.“Wewillrestheretonight,mymen,”hesaid,“Tomorrowwewillfightonemorebattle.Wemustwinorwewilldie.”Themansmiled.“Lady,”hesaid,“I’mapennilessfailure.Isleeponthisbenchwhenthepolicedon’tdrivemeaway,andIdreamthatsome—justonce—I’mgoingtospendanightinthatsmarthotelacrosstheway.”Theywereallverytired.Sotheyatetheirsupperquicklyandfellasleep.Therewerefourguardsonduty,buttheytoo,wereverytired,andonebyone,alsofellasleep.Thelady,feelingverypleasedwithherself,said,“Tonightyourdreamisgoingtobetrue.I’mgoingtopayforthebestroominthehouseforyou.”TheRomanswerenotasleep.Quicklytheygatheredatthefootofthehill.Slowlytheyclimbedupthehillside,takingcarenottomakeasound.CloserandclosertheycametothesleepingScots.Theywerealmostatthetop.Afewminutesmore,thewarwouldbeover.Suddenly,oneofthemputhisfootonathistle(薊).HecriedoutandhissuddencrywoketheScots.Inamoment,theywereontheirfeetandreadyforbattle.Thefightingwashardbutitdidnotlastlong.TheScotswipedouttheRomansandsavedtheircountry.Thethistleisnotabeautifulplant.Ithassharpneedlesalloverit.Fewpeoplelikeit.ButthepeopleofScotlandlikeditsomuchthattheymadeittheirnationalflower.Thefollowingmorningthewomantoldthemantocometoherbreakfasttableandasked,“Howdidyousleep?”Themanproveddisappointing.“GoodHeavens,why?”sheasked,“Wasn’tthebedsoftandwarmenoughforyou?”“Itwasn’tthat,”heexplained,“yousee,downthereIcandreamI’minthehotel.Herethewholenightthrough,IkeptdreamingIwasbackontheparkbench.”(1)Hundredsofyearsagotherewasawarbetween.(1)Agoodtitleforthispassageis.A.RomanarmyandNorthEnglishandtheScotsB.RomanarmyA.Don’tBreakaFondDreamB.ARichLadyC.APoorMan’sDreamD.ASmartHotelC.EnglandandScotsD.AbravepeopleandtheScots(2)Theword“smart”inthispassagemeans.A.highB.magnificentC.big(2)AtfirstitlookedasiftheRomanwouldwinbecause.D.comfortableA.theScotswerenotbravearmywassostrongB.theRoman(3)Whentheladyaskedthemantoherbreakfasttable,itwas.C.theScotsdidnothaveagoodleaderD.theRomans5hadthesupportfromtheScottishJimcamehomeatlunchtimeandwenttobed.“Ihadaveryunpleasanthouratthedoctor’s,”hetoldJoyce.“Themedicinemademeverysick.”(3)“Wemustwinorwewilldie.”WhattheleaderoftheScotssaidmeans.ThenextmorningJimwasfine.HenryseemedquitefitA.theyweresuretowinagaintoo.Ateleveno’clockthemilkmancamewiththemilk.B.theycouldn’tescapefromdeathC.theywouldwinandthentheywoulddieD.theymusttryhardtowin,otherwisetheywouldbekilled.“Morning,Mrs.Andrews,”themilkmansaid.“How’syourdogthismorning?I’vebeenthinkingabouthim…”(4)TheRomansclimbedupthehillquietlybecause.A.theydidn’twanttowaketheScots“Haveyou?Well,heseemsallrightnow,but…”B.theywantedtoreachthetop“YesterdaymorningheandIhadalittleaccident.HeC.theywantedtocatchthefourguardsfirstsD.theywereafraidofthesharpneedlesofthethistlejumpedupatme,andIdroppedabottleofmilkonhishead.”(1)WhenJoycewas,shegavethesausagetothedog.(5)ThepeopleofScotlandmadethistletheirnationalflowerbecause.A.havingbreakfastB.preparinglunchforherhusbandC.makingatelephonetoherhusbandbottleofmilkA.itisabeautifulplantD.drinkingaB.itisfreshandlovelyC.ithadsomanysharpneedlesalloveritD.itwasthethistlethathelpedtheScotstowinthebattle(2)JoycetelephonedJimbecause.A.shewantedhimtocomehometohavelunchB.Jim’sdogwasbadlyill3.OnemorninglastsummerJoyceAndrewsmadesomesausagesandwichesforherhusband’slunch.Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrewsdidn’tcareforthemherself,andsoshegavethelastonetoHenry,theirlittledog,Henryateitupquickly.C.Jimwasillandneededtogotothehospital.D.shethoughtthesausagewoulddoharmtohim(3)Joyce’shusband.A.didtakeheradvicethatheshouldgotothehospitalB.didn’tbelieveherDuringthemorningthedoggotill.Hewouldn’tstopshakinghishead,andhecouldn’tstandupproperly.Joycethought,“He’seatensomethingthatdidn’tagreewithhim.Maybethatsausagewasbad…”Shesuddenlyrememberedherhusband’slunch.SherantothetelephoneandcalledJimathisoffice.C.knewwhyHenrykeptshakinghisheadD.didn’teatanyofthosesandwiches(4)Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.ItwasthesausagethatmadeHenryill.B.Jimateonlytwosandwiches,sohewasquiteallright.C.ThemilkmanexplainedHenry’sillness.“Jim,Ihopeyouhaven’teatenanyofthosesandwichesyet.”D.Jimfeltveryunpleasantbecauseofherwife’stelephone.“Youhave?Two?Well,listen—don’teatanymore.IgaveHenrythelastsausage,andnowhe’sill.Gotothedoctor,Jim.”(5)“Don’ttakeachancewithyourhealth.”means“.”A.DotakecareofyourhealthB.Ifyoucatcheverychance,youwillbeluckyC.Chancescanbringusgoodhealth“What?Youfeelallright?No,Jim,don’ttakeachancewithyourhealth.I’msurethosesausagesarebad.Pleasego…”D.Don’tworryaboutyourhealthnomatterwhathappens4.TomSmithwasawriter.Hewrotedetectivestoriesformagazines.Oneeveninghecouldnotfindanendforastory.Hesatwithhistypewriterinfrontofhim.Buthehadnoidea.6“Yes,Jim.Tellhimaboutthedog.Getsomemedicine.”Sohedecidedtogotothecinema.●Ifyouareoutdoors,trytomoveawayfrombuildingsandstreetlights.Thesecouldfallonyou.Whenhecameback,hefoundthathehadavisitor.Someonehadbrokenintohishouse.Themanhadhadadrink,smokedseveralcigarettes,andhadreadhisstory.ThevisitorleftTomanote:●Ifyouareinashopandfarfromthedoor,donotrunoutside.Everyonewillbedoingthatandyouwillfindithardtogetout.Hideunderadesk,don’tgetintoaliftduringanearthquake.●Whenanearthquakehasended,becarefulbecauseaftershocksmaystillhappen.Thesearejustasdangerousastheearthquakeitself,sostayunderthedeskuntilyoureallythinkitissafetogetup.“IhavereadyourstoryandIdon’tthinkmuchofit.Pleasereadmysuggestionsandthenyoucanfinishit.Bytheway,Iamathief.I’mnotgoingtostealanythingtonight.Butifyoubecomeasuccessfulwriter,I’llreturn!”●Ifyouareathomeandyousmellgas,openawindowandgetoutofthebuildingquickly.Agaslineinyourhousemaybebroken.Thiscouldbeverydangerous.Tomreadheman’ssuggestions.Thenhesatdownandwrotetherestofthestory.Heisstillnotasuccessfulwriter.Andheiswaitingforthemantoreturn.Beforehegoesoutintheevening,healwaysleavesahalf-finishedstorynearhistypewriter.●Makesureyouwearshoesafteranearthquake.Theremaybebrokenglassontheground.(1)Whatdoyouknowaboutearthquakesafterreadingthepassage?(1)TomSmithwroteabout.A.Theyhappenveryoftenontheearth.A.animalsD.soldiersB.policemenC.childrenB.MostofthemhappeninChina.C.Theyusuallylastthirtyseconds.ofthemcanhurtpeople.D.Many(2)Tomwenttothecinemabecause.A.hewantedtomeetavisitorB.hehopedtogetideasC.hewasfeelingtiredD.hecouldnotfinishastory(2)Thewords“toptips”inthesecondpassagemean.A.thingswewanttoknowB.whattodoatonce(3)ThemanbrokeintoTom’shouseinorderto.A.haveadrinkB.visitTomC.stealsomethingD.readTom’sstory.C.veryinterestingnewsD.veryimportantinformation(3)Wemustn’ttrytogetoutifweareinashopwhenanearthquakehappensbecause.(4)Withthehelpofthethief’ssuggestions,Tom.A.it’smoredangerousoutsideourwayB.wemaylostD.thedoorwillA.becauseasuccessfulC.couldfindthethiefB.couldfinishwritingthestoryD.couldwritemanystories.C.peoplemayhurteachotherfallonas(5)Tomiswaitingforthethieftoreturn.A.tomeethimB.togivesomemoneyD.toreadhisstory(4)Whenanearthquakeends,weshouldstaywherewearebecause.C.togivehimsomemoreideasA.aftershocksmaystillhappenhurtmoreeasilyB.movingpeopleare5.Onceevery30secondsthereisanearthquake.Butdon’tworrybecausemostaresoweakthattheycannotbefelt.Onlyafewhurtpeople.C.weneedagoodresttherewillbringaftershocksD.anythingmovingButmanyearthquakeshappeninChina,soitisimportanttoknowwhattodowhenonehits.InJapan,childrenaregivenlessonsonearthquakesafetybecausemanyhappenthere.HerearetheNationalEarthquakeBureau’s(國家地震局)toptipsonhowtostaysafelyinanearthquake.(5)Onthewhole,themostimportantthingduringanearthquakeis.A.tostaywhereyouareaslongaspossibleB.tobecarefulwitheverythingwedoC.tokeepawayfromglassontheground●Ifyouareindoorsduringanearthquake,hideunderadesk.Stayawayfromwindowsandanythingthatcouldfallonyou.7D.torunoutsideasquicklyaspossibleA.herwifedidn’twanttoeatwifewantedtobuyB.herD.the6.TherewassomethingwrongwithMrs.Black’sskinthatalwaysgaveheralotoftrouble.Soonedayshewenttoseeherdoctor.However,hecouldnotfindanythingwrongwithher.Thenhesenthertothelocal(當?shù)氐?hospitalfortests.AndsoonthehospitalsenttheresultsoftheteststoMrs.Black’sdoctor.Thenextmorning,thedoctortelephonedhertogiveheralistofthingsthathethoughtsheshouldnoteat,asanyofthemmightbethecauseofherskintrouble.Mrs.Blackcarefullywrotedownallthethingsonapieceofpaper.Thensheleftitbesidethetelephoneandwenttoaladies’meeting.C.thedoctoraskedMrs.Blacktoeatdoctordidn’tallowMrs.lacktoeat7.HankStramwasonvacationtravelingthroughEuropebytrainwithhistwochildren,TinaandMax.Theirseatswereinthelastcarriage(車廂)ofthetrain.Aftertheyhadeatentheirlunch,Hankgotup.“I’mjustgoingdowntothediningcartogetacoffee.I’llbebacksoon.Wewon’tgettothestationtillfivethisafternoon.”Thediningcarwasnearthefrontofthetrain.Asthetrainwastravelingfastandmovingfromsidetoside,Hankdecidedtodrinkhiscoffeethereandnottocarryitbacktohisseat.SoonhegottalkingtoanotherpersonwhohappenedtobefromAmerica,too.Theyfoundthattheyhadalotincommonandgotonwell.TherewasanannouncementinGermanwhenthetrainstartedmovingagain.ButHankpaidnoattention.Twohourslatershegotbackhome.Andshefoundherhusbandwaswaitingforher.Therewasabigbasketfullofpackagesbesidehim.Whenhesawher,hesaid,“Hi,dear.Ihavedoneallyourshoppingforyou.”“Doneallmyshopping?”sheaskedinsurprise,“ButhowdidyouknowwhatIwanted?”“Well,whenIgothome,Ifoundyourshoppinglistbesidethetelephone,”answeredherhusband,“SoIwenttotheshopsandboughtallthethingsyouhadwrittendown.”FinallytheysaidgoodbyetoeachotherandHankstartedtowalkthroughthecarriageswhenhefoundhecouldn’tgoonfurther.Hewasinthelastcarriage!“Oh,mydear!Youhaveboughtallthethingsthedoctordidnotallowmetoeat.”saidMrs.Black.Meanwhile,hischildrenwereenjoyingtheirtrip.Theylookedoutofthewindowandtalkedhappily.Theythoughttheirfatherwasonthesametrain.Ataboutthreeo’clock,Tinadecidedtoseewhattheirdadwasupto.Butwhenshewentthroughjustafewcarriages,shefoundherselfatthefrontofthetrain.Finallyshediscoveredthetruth.Thetrainhaddividedinthestationwheretheyhadstopped.ThefrontpartwasgoingtoFrankfortandtheotherpartwasgoingtoBonn.Thentheyknewtheyhadlosttheirdad.(1)Mrs.Blackwashavingalotoftroublewithher.A.lungsB.heartC.skinD.eyes(2)Afterhegottheresultsofthetests,Mrs.Black’sdoctorsuggestedthatsheshould.A.havemorerestB.domoreexercisesC.paymoreattentiontoherfoodanddrinklocalhospitalagainD.gototheAtfiveo’clocktheirtrainstoppedinBonnStation.ButHankwasnotwiththem.Wherewashe?(3)Aftershehadhungup,she.(1)WherewereHankandhistwochildrentravelingto?A.wentouttoameetingwalkB.wentoutforaA.FrankfortB.BonnC.BerlinD.EuropeC.wenttotheshopshusband.D.phonedher(2)WhydidHankleavehischildren?A.Hewasgoinggogethimselfacoffee.B.Hewasgoingtohavelunchinthediningcar.C.Hewantedtohaveatalkwithsomebodyelse.D.Hewasgoingtobuyhischildreneachacoffee.(4)Whenshegothome,.A.shefoundherhusbandwaitingforhercouldn’tfindhershoppinglistB.sheC.herhusbandhaddoneallhershoppingforherandCD.bothA(3)Whydidn’tHankgetbacktohisseatimmediatelyaftertheannouncement?A.ItwastoonoisyinthediningcarandHankcouldn’thearasinglewordoftheannouncement.(5)Mr.Blackboughtallthethingsthat.8B.Hedidn’tknowGerman.C.itisveryfastandcheapbyseaC.Hewashavinghiscoffee.D.itisnotfarawayfromHongKongD.Hedidn’tpayanyattentiontotheannouncement.(2)WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?A.ThePortuguesewerethefirstEuropeanstogotoMacao.B.SomePortuguesesettledinMacaoandmadetheirhomesnearlyhalfacenturyago.(4)Whendidthetwochildrenrealizethattheyhadlosttheirdad?A.Whenthetrainstoppedinastation.hoursaftertheirfatherleftthem.C.BythetimethetrainstoppedinBonnStation.D.Aftertheyfoundthetrainhaddivided..B.TwoC.ThecityMacaogrewslowly.D.People