2007屆北京市第80中學月考試卷21．—I’velookedeverywhere,butIhaven’tfoundanyblackink.—Then,I’mafraidthereisleft.A．nothingB．nooneC．noneD．neither22．—It’sseveno’clockalready.Marybehomebynow.—Oh,Iforgottotellyouthatshewasgoingtoapartyandwouldn’tbehomeuntil10.A．mustB．shouldC．mightD．could23．—Hi,David,youlookawful.What’sthetrouble?—Well,,Ihadanaccidentinthecarthismorning.Someonedroveintothebackofmine.A．justthenB．believeitornotC．soonerorlaterD．beforelong24．— thosestudentsChinese,doyouhavetospeaktheirlanguageveryoften?—No,theylearnmostwhentheclassistaughtinaforeignlanguage.A．Toteach

B．Taught

C．Tobetaught

D．Teach25．—Howabout

wegototheconcertafterdinner?—Soundsagoodidea!A．when B．if C．whether D．that26．—Doyoulikethiscoat,madam?—Well,it

’sabittoolarge.Doyouhavethiscoatof

size?A．the

smaller

B．a(chǎn)smaller

C．a(chǎn)smallest

D．a(chǎn)small27．Learninganotherlanguageislikesteppingoutof

adoor,

Icanlookbackandseemoreclearlymyownlanguage.A．bywhich

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C．throughwhich

D．onwhich28．—Whodoyouthinkwillwritetous,sister?—I’mhopingtoget

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tilltomorrow.A．wasputoff

B．willputoff

C．hasbeenputoff

D．isputoff32．TheUniversityofTokyoistheoldestuniversityinJapanandhasalwaysbeenintheleadwhenitcomesto newchallenges.A．befaced

B．face

C．facing

D．faced33．—IsMr.Stephenin,please?He

me.—Yes.sir,inthemeetingroom.A．isexpecting

B．hasexpected

C．expected

D．wasexpecting34．Thefilm

“AWorldwithoutThieves

”agreatsuccessandbroughtinalargeprofittothecinema.A．a(chǎn)ppreciated

B．enjoyed

C．won

D．seized35．I’dappreciate

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D．you第二節(jié) 完型填空（共 20小題；每小題 1.5分，滿分 30分）閱讀下面短文，撐握其大意，然后從36—55各題所給的四個選項 （A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項Ihadaninterestingexperienceplayingping-ponglastyear.Iwasplayingagainsta36opponent(對手).Thescorewas20to17inher37.Iwonthenextthreepointswhichmadethescore20to20.I38mypaddleonthetableandthankedmyopponentandbegantowalkaway.Shecalledme39andsaidwehadtocontinueuntiloneofus40.“Look,”Isaid,“41ifwe,oneoftwoeventswilltakeplace.EitheryouorIwillwin.Ifyouwin,Iwillbeginto42myskill.IfIwin,youwillbeunhappy.Isnit’tbettertoknowthatwebothplayed43,thatweenjoyedthecompetition,andthatweplayedtoaneven(相等)score?”Thiswasa44endingformyopponentandforthepersonswatchingthiscontest.Itmade45tometoleavewithatie(不分勝負)game,animpasse(僵局):nowinner,no46!So,myfriends,hereistheproblem47me.Ourpresenttechnologymakesitpossiblefornationsto48othernationswithtimeforretaliatory(報復)strikes.Insuchanucleartimethere49benowinners,onlylosers.Undertheseconditions,theonlychoiceto50globaldestructionisglobalimpasse.Thiswouldbea51“tiegame”wherenonationwinsandnonationloses.Animpassereachedthroughcompromise(妥協(xié)).Thisisbecausecompromisebecomestheonlymeansof52.Wecannotdestroythisbeautifulplanetbyholdingonto53understandingofvictory.The54victoryisinachievingadesirableimpasse.Noonewins,55nooneloseseither.36．A．tiringB．poorC．fineD．brave37．A．favorB．sideC．leadD．place38．A．threwB．placedC．stuckD．dropped39．A．upB．overC．onD．back40．A．lostB．wonC．gaveupD．tiredout41．A．performB．stopC．continueD．leave42．A．doubtB．hateC．practiseD．desert43．A．hardB．fairC．poorlyD．well44．A．closeB．surprisingC．satisfyingD．reasonable45．A．progressB．roomC．senseD．time46．A．loserB．fighterC．successD．player47．A．encouragingB．frighteningC．shockingD．troubling48．A．destroyB．a(chǎn)ttackC．seizeD．rule49．A．mayB．shouldC．canD．must50．A．escapeB．fleeC．a(chǎn)cceptD．a(chǎn)void51．A．differentB．smallC．hugeD．familiar52．A．survivingB．livingC．stayingD．pleasing53．A．a(chǎn)noldB．a(chǎn)nunusualC．thesameD．a(chǎn)complete54．A．greatB．onlyC．sameD．equal55．A．whileB．butC．a(chǎn)sD．since第三部分：閱讀理解（共 20小題，每題 2分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（ A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。AThesummerof1936,theOlympicGameswerebeingheldinBerlin

BecauseAdolfHitlerchildishly insistedthathisperformers

weremembersof

a“masterace

”nationalistic,

feelingswereatanall-timehigh.Iwasn’ttooworriedaboutthis.I ’dtrained,sweatedmyselfforsixyears,withtheGamesinmind.OnmywaythereallIcouldthinkaboutwastakinghomeoneortwoofthosegoldmedals.Ihadmyeyesespeciallyontherunningbroadjump.Ayearbefore,asasophomore( 大二學生),I’dsettheworld ’srecordof26feet8.25inches.Nearlyeveryoneexpectedmetowinthisevent.Iwasinforasurprise.Whenthetimecameforthebroad-jumptrials,atallGermanboynamedLuzLonghitthepitatalmost26feetonhispracticeleaps!AndHitlerhopedtowinthejumpwithhim.IfLongwon,itwouldaddsomenewsupporttotheNazis

’ “masterrace

”Afterall,

IamaNegro.AngryaboutHitler

’sways,IdeterminedtogoandreallyDershowFuhrerandhismasterracewhowassuperiorandwhowasn ’t.Anangryathleteisanathletewhowillmakemistakes.Iwasnoexception.Onthefirsttwoofmythreequalifying

jumps,Ifouled

(犯規(guī))twice.

“DidIcome3,000milesfor

this?”Ithoughtbitterly.Walkingfromthepit,Ikickedangrilyatthedirt.SuddenlyIfeltahandonmyshoulder.IturnedtolookintothefriendlyblueeyesofthetallGermanbroadjumper,whohadeasilyqualifiedforthefinalsonhisfirstattempt.Heofferedmeafirmhandshake.“JesseOwens,I

’mLuzLong.Idon

’tthinkwe

’vemet.

”

HespokeEnglishwell,thoughwithaGermantwisttoit.“Gladtomeetyou,”Isaid.Then,tryingtohidemynervousness,Iadded,“Howareyou?”“I’mfine.Thequestionis:Howareyou? ”“Whatdoyoumean?”Iasked.“Somethingmustbeeatingyou, ”hesaid, “youshouldbeabletoyoquralifyeyeswithclosed. ”“Believeme,Iknowit.”-andItolditfelthimgoodtosaythattosomeone.56．Theauthorwassurethathewasabletowinoneortwogoldmedals,because

.A．hesimplywantedtoprovetheNazis

’ “masterrace

”

theorywrongB．nootherathletewasclosetohimC．hehadtrainedhardandwasconfidentD．hewasmuchstrongerandswifterthantheotherathletes57．Whodoyouthinktheunderlinedword

“DerFuhere

”

inthe3rdparagraphrefersto?A．JesseOwens.

B．LuzLong.C．AdolfHitler.

D．Arunningandjumpingcoach.58．LuzLongreallymeant

by

“Somethingmustbeeatingyou

”.A．tofrightentheAmericanathletenottogetthegoldmedalB．toencourageJesseOwensnottothinkaboutanythingelseandtryhisbestC．totellJesseOwenstoclosehiseyeswhenheperformedD．toshowoffhisforeignlanguageskill59．Thispassageimplies

.A．LuzLongwasafolloweroftheNazis

’ “masterrace

”

theoryB．beforethewarnationalisticfeelingswereatanall-timehighC．JesseOwenswaslookeddownuponbyothersonlybecausehewasaNegroD．evenatthatspecialtimetherewastruefriendshipbetweenathletesBBUYAJOINTTICKETANDVISITTHEOTHERHISTORICROYALPALACESTHETOWEROFLONDONRoyal(皇家的)palaceandfortress(要塞)forover900years,sceneofmystery,murderandhometotheCrownJewels.KENSINGTONPALACEBirthplaceofQueenVictoria,thisroyalretreatishometomagnificentStateApartmentsandthestunningRoyalCeremonialDressCollection,whichincludesdresseswornbyHM QueenElizabethIIandDiana,PrincessofWales.HISTORICROYALPALACESHamptonCourtPalaceispartofHistoricRoyalPalaces,aregisteredcharity(No:1068852)thatreceivesnopublic

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10.00￡percarriage.Subjecttoweatherandgroundconditions.ENQUIRIESFordetailsofadmissioncharges,grouprates,theFriendsofHamptonCourtPalaceandfacilitiesfordisabledvisitors,call08707527777orvisitwww.H.ukRESTAURANTS&SHOPSChoosefromtheTiltyardTea-roomsorthePrivyKitchenCoffeeShop.Therearealsoanumberofice-creamkiosksopeninthesummer.Thepalaceshopsofferawiderangeofgiftsandsouvenirs.AUDIOGUIDESAudioguidesareincludedinthepalaceticketandareavailableinEnglish,French,German,Italian,SpanishandJapanese.60．Wherecanvisitorsseethedresseswornbysomeroyalmembers?A．KensingtonPalace.

B．TheTowerofLondon.C．HamptonCourtPalace.

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D．seeHamptonCourtPalace62．Whichofthefollowingisnotgiveninthepassage?A．Theprotectionofthenationalmonuments.B．Admissionchargesforgroupvisitors.C．Freegiftsandsouvenirs.D．Conditionsinwhichtotakeahorse-drawncarriage.CIamagoodmothertothreechildren.Ihavetriednevertoletmyprofessionstandinthewayofbeingagoodparent.Inolongerconsidermyselfthecenteroftheuniverse.Ishowup.Ilisten.Itrytolaugh.Iamagoodfriendtomyhusband.Ihavetriedtomakemarriagevows( 誓約)meanwhattheysay.Iamagoodfriendtomyfriends,andtheytome.Withoutthem,therewouldbenothingtosaytoyoutoday.Sohere’swhatIwantedtotellyoutoday:Getalife.Areallife,notadesireofthenextpromotion(提升),thebiggerpaycheck,thelargerhouse.Getalifeinwhichyouarenotalone.Findpeopleyoulove,andwholoveyou.Andrememberthatloveisnotleisure(休閑),itiswork.Pickupthephone.Sendane-mail.Writealetter.Andrealizethatlifeisthebestthingandthatyouhavenobusinesstakingitforgranted.Itissoeasytowasteourlives,ourdays,ourhours,andourminutes.Itissoeasytoexistinsteadoftolive.Ilearnedtolivemanyyearsago.Somethingreally,reallybadhappenedtome,somethingthatchangedmylifeinwaysthat,ifIhadmychoice,itwouldneverhavebeenchangedatall.AndwhatIlearnedfromitiswhat,today,seemstobethehardestlessonofall:Ilearnedtolovethejourney,notthedestination.IlearnedtolookatallthegoodintheworldandtrytogivesomeofitbackbecauseIbelievedinit,completelyandtotally.AndItriedtodothat,inpart,bytellingotherswhatIhadlearned.Bytellingthemthis:Readinthebackyardwiththesunonyourface.Learntobehappy.Andthinkoflifeasadeadlyillness,becauseifyoudo,youwillliveitwithjoyandpassion( 激情)asitoughttobelived.63．Thebesttitleofthispassageprobablyis.A．LoveyourfriendsB．LiveareallifeC．Don’twastetimeD．Beagoodmotherandwife64．Howdidtheauthorformherviewoflife?A．Throughsocialexperience.B．Bylearningfromherfriends.C．Throughanunfortunateexperience.D．Fromherchildrenandhusband.65．Bytheunderlinedsentence“Itissoeasytoexistinsteadoftoliveauthorreallymeansthatpeopletendto.A．makealivingratherthanliveareallifeB．workratherthanenjoylifeC．wastealotinlifeD．forgetthemostimportantlessonsinlife66．What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardwork?A．Doitwelltoserveothers.

”inthefifthparagraB．Earnenoughmoneytomakelifebetter.C．Tryyourbesttogethigherpositionandpay.D．Don’tletitaffectyourreallife.67．Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat .A．theauthorisasuccessinpersonallifeB．theauthordidn ’ttryherbesttoworkwellC．theauthorspentallhertimecaringforherchildrenD．theauthorlikestravelingverymuchDYearsagotherewasagroupofbrilliant youngmenattheUniversityofWisconsin,whoseemedtohaveamazingcreativeliterarytalent.Theywerewould-beextraordinaryintheirabilitytoputtheEnglishlanguagetoitsbestuse.Thesepromisingyoungmenmetregularlytoreadandcriticizeeachother

’swork.Thesemenwerecruelwith

oneanother

.

They

dissected(剖析)the

smallestliteraryexpressionintoahundredpieces.Theywereheartless,though,evenintheircriticism.Thegatheringsbecamesuchstagesofliterarycriticismthatthemembersofthisspecialclubcalledthemselvesthe“Stranglers(扼殺者).”Nottobeleftbehind,thewomenofliterarytalentintheuniversityweredeterminedtostartacluboftheirown,onecomparabletotheStranglers.Theycalledthemselvesthe 爭 “Wra論者).”They,too,readtheirworkstooneanother.Buttherewasonegreatdifference.Theircriticismwasmuchsofter,morepositive,moreencouraging.Sometimes,therewasalmostnocriticismatall.Everyattempt,eventheslightestone,wasencouraged.TwentyyearslateragraduateoftheuniversitywasdoingastudyofhisclassmateswhenhenoticedavastdifferenceintheliteraryaccomplishmentsoftheStranglersascompared

’withtheWranglers.OfallthebrightyoungmeninStranglers,notonehadmadeagreatliteraryaccomplishmentofanykind.FromtheWranglershadcomesixormoresuccessfulwriters,someofnationalfamesuchasMarjorieKinnanRawlings,whowrotetheYearling.Talentbetweenthetwo?Probablythesame.Levelofeducation?Notmuchdifference.ButtheStranglersstrangled,whiletheWranglersweredeterminedtogiveeachotheralift.TheStranglersmadeanatmosphereofdisagreementandself-doubt.TheWranglershighlighted(突出)thebest,nottheworst.68．What’sthemaindifferencebetweenthetwoliteratureclubsintreatingeachother ’sA．Themenarecruelandthewomenarewarmhearted.B．Themenareheartlessandthewomenarestrict.C．Themenarestrictandthewomenarelively.D．Themenarecriticalandthewomenareencouraging.69．Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat

.A．thelesscriticismthebetter

B．toomuchcriticismmaydestroycreativityC．themorepraisethebetter

D．encouragementcanmakeeveryonesucceed70．Whydidthewomenclubobviouslyachievemore?A．Becauseitprovidedanatmosphereofencouragement.B．Becausethewomenhadnocriticismtoitsmembers.C．Becausethemen

’sclubachievednothing.D．Becauseitlearnedlessonsfromthemen

’sclub.71．Theunderlinedword

“accomplishments

”inthefifthparagraphprobablyhasthesamemeaningas .A．completeness

B．movements

C．a(chǎn)chievementsE

D．resultsRecentlyIwasasked, “AreweanywherenearthedaywhenyoucanclimbintoacaronLongIsland,programittotakeyoutoyourniece’shouseinChicago,hitenter,andafterthefirsthundredyards,onceyouhitamainroad,thecartakesoverautomaticallyandyoujustsitbackandenjoytheride?

”ItisaquestionIworry.ButIhadtoanswertruthfully:

“Absolutely.Wearewithoutadonearthatday.

”Look,we

’realreadydoingitwithes.airplanNorthropGrumman ’sGlobalHawktakesoffatanairbaseintheU.S.,climbsto50,000feet,fliestoAustralia,andlandsatanAustralianairbase,wherethereisagrandstandfilledwithmilitaryofficials, —withnohumanpilot.Thenecessarytechnologyisalreadyhere.Wehaveradartechnologythatcanbetiedtocruise(巡航)controlandbrakes,whic