試卷一.單項(xiàng)填空(50分)從A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。(每小題2分)( )1.Whilemusicisjustso-so,storyinthisTVplayisquitemoving.A./;a B.the;theC.the;/D./;the()2.WhenIfirstsetinAustralia,Ididn'tknowwhatthefuturemighthaveinforme.A.myfoot;thestoreB.afoot,thestoreC.foot;storeD.feet;stores( )3.Ifthisdictionaryisnotyours, canitbeA.whatelse B.whoelseC.whichelse'sD.whoelse's( )4.1mustbegettingfat-1candomytrousersup.A.fairly B.hardly C.nearly D.seldom( )5.1preferitatonceratherthandelayingittomorrow.A.do B.todo C.done D.doing( )6. Fdlikethereporttobereadybysix.A.WhynotB.Justasyouwish,sirC.Yes,sirD.Iamafraidso.)7."Ican'trepairtheseuntiltomorrow.I'mafraid.—That'sOK.There's.A.noproblemB.nowonderC.nodoubtD.nohurry)8?一Whatdoyouthinkofthegrammarbook?.Oh,itreallyisusefulreferencebook,whichisworthreadingsecondtime.A.a;aB.an;theC.an;aD.the;the)9.Everyonehadanapplicationforminhishand,butnooneknewwhichofficeroom.A.tosenditB.tobesenttoC.tosendittoD.tohaveitsend)10.—DoyouknowAnna9stelephonenumber?— ?Asamatteroffact,Idon'tknowanyAnna,either.A.Ithinkso B.FmafraidnotC.IhopesoD.Fdrathernot)11. Susan,willyoupleasegoandemptythatdrawer?——?A.WhatforB.whatisitC.HowisitD.Howcome)12. Areyousatisfiedwiththishotel?. Notalittle.Wecan'thave.A.aworseoneB.aniceroneC.suchabadoneD.soniceone)13."DoyoumindifIrecordyourlecture?—■ Goahead.A.NevermindB.NowayC.NotatallD.No.You'dbetternot)14.good,thiskindoffruitverywellinourcity.A.Tasted;issoldB.Beingtasted,sellsC.Tasting;sellsD.Tasting;issold( )15.NobodybutdoctorsornursesandthosebyDr.Hutoenterthepatient'sroom.A.invited;isallowed B.areinvited;areallowedC.beinginvited;allowedD.invited;areallowed()16.Todaytherearemorethan100nationsinthisgroupandhavebeenputintospace.A.dozenofsatellite B.twodozensofsatellitesC.twodozenofsatellitesD.dozensofsatellites( )17.Manyexpertssticktotheviewteacherdevelopmentisthekeytoqualityeducationlies.A.which;whereB.which;inwhichC.that;whereD.that;inwhich( )18.—Anothercupofcoffee?That'syourthirdsincelunch.—Yeah,well,Iallnightpreparingfbrmyhistoryexam.Icanhardlykeepmyeyesopen.A.stayedup B.havestayedupC.havebeenstayingupD.willstayup( )19.—Whatwasthetroublewithyouthedaybeforeyesterday?-WhenIpracticedrunningontheplayground,mystrength andIfellontotheground.A.gaveawayB.gavein C.gaveoffD.gaveout( )20. CanIhelpyou? I'dliketobuyapresentfbrmyfather'sbirthday,ataproperpricebutofgreatuse.A.it B.everything C.thatD.one( )21.-Ihavegotapaininmyback.-Nowonder.Youinfrontofthecomputertoolong.A.haveworkedB.areworkingC.havebeenworkingD.Worked( )22.—Didyoureachthetopofthemountain?—YesEvenImyselfdidn'tbelieveIcouldmake.A.that B.it C.one D.any( )23.Idon'tthinktheexperimentisfailure.Atleastwehavegainedexperiencefbrfuturesuccess.A.不填；theB.a;the C.a;不填 D.不填；不填( )24.—Whydidn'tyouhelpthelittleboy?—Ohsorry.HehadstruggledtohisfeetIranover.A.beforeB.afterC.untilD.since( )25.impressedtheaudiencemostwasthemagicianLiuQianplayedinthisyear*sSpringGala.A.What;whatB.What;thatC.That;whatD.That;that)26.A.depressedB.encouragedC.excited( )27.A.officeB.workshopC.ClassroomC.TurnedC.ThirdC.Find( )38.A.oldB.RedD.surprisedD.bookshopD.knockedD.firstD.pickD.tookupD.repliedD.vase)26.A.depressedB.encouragedC.excited( )27.A.officeB.workshopC.ClassroomC.TurnedC.ThirdC.Find( )38.A.oldB.RedD.surprisedD.bookshopD.knockedD.firstD.pickD.tookupD.repliedD.vaseD.quiteD.hardlyD.enthusiasmD.seatedD.newD.difficultD.waiterC.weptC.bottleC.funnyC.quicklyC.passionC.DevotedC.blueC.strangeC.managerC.tryoutC.giftsC.printedC.pinnedC.inhighspiritsD.handinD.receiptsD.signedD.half-openedD.inlowspirits二.完形填空(30分)先閱讀短文，掌握其大意。然后從各小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳答案。(每小題1.5分)Nancyhadjustgotasecretary'sjobinabigcompanytoworkinthesalesdepartment.Mondaywasthefirstdaythatshewenttowork,soshewasvery26.Shegotupveryearlyandarrivedatthe27attwentytoeight.She28thedooropenandfoundnobodythere.“Iamthe29toarrive.”Shethoughtandcametoherdesk.Shewassurprisedto30alargebunchofflowersonit.Theywerefresh.She31theflowersfromthedeskandsmelledthem.“Oh,howlovely!”Nancy32joyfully.Shethenlookedroundfora33toputthemin.“Somebodyhassentmeflowersthe34firstday!”Shethoughthappily.“Butwhocoulditbe?”Shebegantowonder.Thedaypassedvery35andNancydideverythingwithgreatinterestand36.Forthefollowingdaysoftheweek,thefirstthingNancydidwastochangewaterfortheflowers.Andthenshe37herselfinherwork.ThencameanotherMonday.Whenshecamenearherdeskshewasoverjoyedtoseea(an)38bunchofflowersthere.Shequicklyputtheminthevase,replacingtheoldones.ThesamethinghappenedagainthenextMonday,Nancyfeltit39andthistimeshebegantothinkofwaystofindoutthe40.OnTuesdayafternoon,shewassentto41aplantothegeneralmanager'soffice.Shehadtostayforawhileathissecretary'sdeskwaitingforhis42.Shehappenedtoseeonthedeskabignotebook43“Recordsofmanagers'meetings”,andglancedatthe44pages.Suddenlyhereyesfellonthesewords:“Inordertokeepthesecretaries45,thecompanyhasdecidedthateveryMondaymorningabunchoffreshflowersshouldbesenttoeachsecretary'sdesk.”Later,shewastoldthattheirgeneralmanagerwasabusinessmanagementpsychologist.( )28. A. forced B.pushed( )29. A. last B.second( )30. A. uncover B.smell( )31.A.pickedupB.threwawayC.staredat( )32. A. cried B.Laughed( )33. A. jar B.Box( )34. A. happy B.very( )35. A. slowly B.normally( )36. A. wisdom B.bravery( )37. A. buried B.dressed( )39.A.specialB.angry( )40.A.senderB.receiver( )41.A.sendforB.handout( )42.A.orders B.directives( )43.A.marked B.written( )44.A.closed B.damaged( )45.A.athome B.ontime三.閱讀理解(40分)閱讀下列短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。（每小題2分）A.Doyouhaveaphobia?No,itisnotaninfectiousdisease,butitcanmakeyouquiteasbad.Aphobiaisanunreasonablefearofsomeparticularthingorsituation.Didyouknowthatsomepeoplefearheights?Thatiscalledacrophobia.Manypeopleexperienceclaustrophobiawhentheyareinaclosedspacesuchasasmallroomoralift.Zoophobiaisafearofanimals.Afearofdirtiscalledmysophobia.Therearenamesforfearofthunder,lightning,wideopenspaces,people,crowds,darkness,water,andmanyotherthings.Aphobiaexperttellsusthatinthecomingofaphobiasituationapersonhaswhatiscalledan“anxietyattack”.Bloodrushestohislargermusclesinpreparationforflightorfight.Oneexpertonphobiassuggestsweraceourfearsgradually.Apersonwhoisafraidofpeoplecouldovercomethisfearbygettingaccustomedtothemoneatatime.Someonewhoisafraidofwatercouldtakeswimminglessonsintherelativesafetyofapoolwithlifeguardathand.Apersonafraidofheightscouldpracticelookingdownfrommiddleheightsfirstuntilhecouldhandlethegreaterones.( )46.Apersonwhoisafraidofcatsismostlikelytohave.A.mysophobiaB.acrophobiaC.zoophobiaD.claustrophobia( )47.Agoodwaytoovercomeone,sunreasonablefearofsomethingwouldbe.tryingtoavoidit B.preparingforflightoffightC.gettingridoftheanxiety D.tryingtogetusedtoit( )48.Amanintheappearanceofphobicsituation.A.iscalledananxietyattackB.hasbloodrushtohislegsC.hasthefeelingofflightD.fearssomeparticularthing( )49Thewriterofthetexttellsusthat.A.whensomephobiabreaksoutinsomeone,hewillfeeltooanxiousaboutsomethingapersonwhofearspeoplecanrunaracewithothersamanafraidofheightscanclimbtoagreatbuildingeasilyeveryonedarestotakealiftwherethereisnotalifeguardB.Thereisanendlesssupplyofstoriesaboutsleepwalkers.Personshavebeensaidtoclimbonroofs,solvemathematicalproblems,writemusic,walkthroughwindows,anddomurderintheirsleep.InRevere,Massachusetts,ahundredpolicemensearchedforalostboywholefthishomeinhissleepandwokeupfivehourslateronastrangesofainastrangelivingroom,withnoideahowhehadgotthere.AttheUniversityofIowa,astudentwasreportedtohavethehabitofgettingupinthemiddleofthenightandwalkingthreequartersofamiletotheIowaRiver.Hewouldtakeaswimandthengobacktohisroomtobed.AnexpertonsleepinAmericaclaimsthathehasneverseenasleepwalker.Heissaidtoknowmoreaboutsleepthananyothermanalive,andduringthelastthirty-fiveyearshehaslostalotofsleepwatchingpeoplesleep.Hesays,“Ofcourse,IknowthattherearesleepwalkersbecauseIhavereadabouttheminthenewspapers.Butnoneofmysleeperseverwalked,andifIweretoadvertiseforsleepwalkersforanexperiment,IdoubtwhetherIcouldgetmanytakers.”Sleepwalking,however,isascientificreality.Itisoneofthosestrangethingsthatsometimeslookquitelikethefantastic.Doctorssaythatsleepwalkingismuchmorecommonthanisgenerallysupposed.Manysleepwalkersdonottrytofindhelpandareneverrecorded.( )50?Generallyspeaking,sleepwalkersaretheonesthat.A.canclimbonroofs B.canwalkthroughwindowsC.candofantasticthingsduringtheirsleepD.canwalkinahalf-awakestate( )51.Itwasreportedthataboy.wasfoundonastrangesofa,tellinghowhehadgottheresleptinhisownroombutwokeupinastrangeroomlosthiswayfivehoursafterhelefthomewassearchedforbypolicemenforhelosthisway( )52.Thepassagementionsacollegestudentwhogotintothehabitof.gettingupinthemiddleofthenightandwalkingoutwalkingthreequartersofamileeverydayswimmingintheIowaRiverbeforegoingtobedwalkingaboutbeforehewenttobed( )53.AnAmericanexpertknowsmoreaboutsleepthananyothermanalive,A.becausehecangetmanytakersforhisexperimentB.becausehehashadtroublewithsleepfor30yearsC.buthesayshehasneverseensleeperswalkD.buthehasnobodytosleeptogetherwithhimC.

Computerpeopletalkalotabouttheneedforotherpeopletobecome“computer-literate”.Butnotallexpertsagreethatthisisagoodidea.Onepioneerinparticular,whodisagreesinDavidTebbutt,thefounderofComputertownUK.Althoughmanypeopleseethisassuccessfulattempttobringpeopleclosertothecomputer,Daviddoesnotseeitthatway.HesaysthatComputertownUKwasformedforjusttheoppositereason,tobringcomputers topeopleandmakethem“people-literate”.DavidTebbettthinksComputertownsaremostsuccessfulwhentiedtoacomputerclubbutheinsiststhereisanimportantdifferencebetweenthetwo.Theclubsareforpeoplewhohavesomecomputerknowledgealready.Thisfrightensawaynon-experts,whoarehappiergoingtoComputertownswheretherearecomputersforthemtoexperimenton,withexpertstoencouragethemandansweranyquestionstheyhave.Theyarenottoldwhattodo,theyfindout.Thecomputerexpertshavetolearnnottotellpeopleaboutcomputersbuthavetobeabletotellpeoplequestionspeopleask.Peopledon,thavetolearncomputerterms,buttheexpertsarebecoming“people-literate”.( )54.WhichofthefollowingisDavidTebbutt,sideaontherelationshipbetweenpeopleandcomputers?Computerlearningshouldbemadeeasier.Thereshouldbemorecomputerclubsforexperts.Peopleshouldworkhardertomastercomputeruse.Computersshouldbemadecheapersothatpeoplecanaffordthem.( )55.Wecaninferfromthetextthat“computer-literate”means.beingabletoaffordacomputer.beingabletowritecomputerprograms.workingwiththecomputerandfindingoutitsvalue.understandingthecomputerandknowinghowtouseit.( )56.Theunderlinedword“it”inthesecondparagraphreferstotheideathatComputertowns.helptosetupmorecomputerclubs.bringpeopletolearntousecomputers.bringmoreexpertstoworktogether.helptosellcomputerstothepublic.( )57.DavidTebbettstartedComputertownUKwiththepurposeof.makingbetteruseofcomputerexperts.increasingcomputerprograms.increasingcomputersales.popularisingcomputers.D.Somepeopleareluckyenoughtobebornwithagoodsenseofdirectionandeveniftheyhaveonlyvisitedaplaceonce,theywillbeabletofinditagainyearslater.IamoneofthoseunfortunatepeoplewhohavepoorsenseofdirectionandI mayhavevisitedaplacetimeaftertimebutIstillgetlostonmywaythere.WhenIwasyoungIwassoshythatIneverdaredaskcompletestrangersthewayandsoIusedtowanderroundincirclesandhopethatbysomechanceIwouldgettothespotIwasheadingfor.Iamnolongertooshytoaskpeoplefordirection,butIoftenreceiverepliesthatpuzzleme.Oftenpeopledonotliketoadmitthattheydidn,tknowtheirhometownandwillinsistontellingyoutheway,eveniftheydonotknowit;others,whoareanxioustoprovethattheyknowtheirhometownverywell,willgiveyoualonglistofdirectionswhichyoucannotpossiblyhopetoremember,andstillothersdonotseemtobeabletotellbetweentheirleftandtheirrightandyoufindintheendthatyouaregoingintheoppositedirectiontothatinwhichyoushouldbegoing.Ifanyoneeverasksmethewaytosomewhere,IalwaystellthemIamastrangertothetowninordertoavoidgivingthemwrongdirectionbuteventhiscanhaveembarrassingresults.OnceIwasonmywaytoworkwhenIwasstoppedbyamanwhoaskedmeifIwoulddirecthimthewaytotheSunlightBuilding.Igavemyusualreply,butIhadnotwalkedonafewstepswhenIrealizedthathehadaskedfordirectionstomyofficebuilding.However,atthispoint,IdecideitwastoolatetoturnbackandsearchforhimoutofthecrowdbehindmeasIwasgoingtomeetwithsomeoneattheofficeandIdidnotwanttokeephimwaiting.Imaginemyembarrassmentwhenmysecretaryshowedintheverymanwhohadaskedfordirectionsofmyofficeandhisastonishmentwhenherecognizedmeasthepersonhehadasked.( )58.Whatisthewritergoingtodowhensomeoneaskshimfordirection?Hewilldirecttherightwaytothepersonwillingly.Hewillreplytoitbythemeansofbeingastrangertothetown.Hewillgivetheverypersonlonglistofdirection.Heisgoingtoshowthemananoppositedirection.( )59.Whydidthewriterconsiderhimselftobeanunluckydog?Becauseofhispoorsenseofdirection.Becausehealwaysforgetthewaytohome.Becausehedidnothaveanyfriend.Becauseheusedtobeshyanddarednotaskotherstheway.( )60.Howdidthevisitorfeelwhenhewasshowedintotheveryroom?A.Hefeltstrange.B.Hefeltembarrassed.C.Hefeltverysad.D.Hefeltastonished.( )61.Whoshowedtherightwaytotheintervieweeaccordingtothepassage?A.Someonewedon,tknow.B.Thewriterdiditforhimself.Thesecretarydidso.D.Awarm-heartedoldladydidsuchathing.E.Familieshavealwayschanged.Forinstance,oncethefamilywastheworld.Inotherwords,atonetimeeverythingapersondidtookplacewithinthefamily.Thefamilywasachild,sonlyschool.Oneworshipedonlywithinthefamily.Therulessetupbythefamilyweretheonlylawsonehadtoobey,andthefamilywastheonlymeansonehadtosettleadispute.Thefamilyisstillthe“world,insomecultures.Butinmanycultures,theseformerfunctionsofthefamilyhavelargelybeentakenoverbyotherinstitutions,suchasschools,churches,andgovernments.Inthepast,familieschangedinotherways.Somescientistsbelievethatwhenpeopleobtainedfoodbyhuntinganimalsandgatheringrootsandplants,thenuclearfamilywastherule.Thefamilyhadtobesmallinordertomovearoundandliveofftheland.Whenpeoplesettledinoneplaceandbegantofarmtoobtainfood,theyfoundthattheyneededmorehandstodothework.Theextendedfamilydevelopedinsomecultures.Nowinadditiontotheirchildren,peoplelivedtogetherw