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3.Thelawseveryonenomatterthattheirracesorcolorsare.

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4.Doyouknow?

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10.I'mafraidofistheirattitudetome.

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12.Ifwethesemarks（分?jǐn)?shù)）up,we'llgetatotalof90.

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13.Bytheendofnextyear,I$1,000.

Awillhavingsaved

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14.ThisisGeorge,classyouw川betaking.

Awhich

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15.Hisspeechissoboringthatnearlyhalfthedozedoff（打瞌睡）.

r..

Areaders

Baudience

Cauthors

Dspeakers

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16.HeturnedoverinhisheadtheideabyDavid.

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17.-1don'tcaremuchforfish.-.

AMeneither,

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BI'msosorry.

CIthinksotoo.

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18.-Whichwouldyouratherhave,teaorcoffee?-

ANeither,thankyou.

BYes,both.

CWhynot?

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19.-Areyoukeenonmusic?-.

AThat'sgreat.

BIhopesotoo.

CMeeither.

C

DNo,notparticularly.

正確答案:D

20.-WhatdoyouthinkofPeter?-.

C

AIcanonlyspeakformyself.

C

BI'mquiteinterested.

CIfindhimOK.

C

DThat'snottrue.

正確答案:C

21.Forthefirsttimeinourmarriage,Ihaddecidedtospendmyholidayalone,

withoutmywife.Wehadnot1.Mycommonsensetoldmethatallhabits-

evengoodones-shouldbebrokenfromtimetotime.Doingeverything

togetherwithmywifehadbecomeverymuchofahabitwithme.SoIhadgone

offtoItaly2myowntospendthreeweeksatahotelattheseaside.Ihad

hopeditwouldbeniceandwarm.Butactuallyitwas35intheshade,3enough

toroastanox.Iwalkedaboutinshorts,mybaldhead4withahandkerchief,

sweatingandthirsty.AndallthetimeIhadtothinkofmywife,whohadgoneto

themountainsofNorthWalesandwasdoubtlessenjoyingherselfverymuch.

WhyhadI,withmysensitiveEnglishskin,gonetoItalyofallplaces?Atnight,I

waskept5bytwobandsplayinglikemadinthebardownstairs.

redE.quarreled

正確答案:1-E,2-C,3-A,4-D,5-B

22.SoldiersreturninghomefromWorldWarIIwereusuallyeagertogoonwith

theirlives.Formost,thatmeantstartingafamily.Between1946and1960,63

millionbabieswerebornintheUnitedStates,up22millionfromthe

fifteen-yearperiodbeforethat.thisbigjumpinthebirthratecametobeknown

asthebabyboom（嬰兒潮）.Beforethewar,Americanchildrenwereraised

verystrictly.Theywereoftentoldtobe"seenandnotheard."Afterthewar,

however,youngparentsraisedtheirchildrenaccordingtodifferentideas.Dr.

BenjaminSpock'sCommonSenseBookofBabyandChildCare,publishedin

1946,emphasizedflexibility（靈活性）inraisingchildren.Spockencouraged

parentstolistentotheirchildrenandrespondtotheirwishes.Newparents

quicklymadeDr.Spock'sbookthebest-sellingbookinUShistory.By1952,

saleshadreached4millioncopiesperyearforthenexteighteenyears.Critics

（批評家）whobelievedthattheoldwaysofraisingchildrenwerebestaccused

Spockofbeingtoopermissive.Theythoughthisideaswouldspoilchildren.

ButSpockopposedstrictdisciplinebecausehethoughttherewerewas"no

suchthingasabadboy."Bythishemeantthat,althoughachild'sbehavior

maybebad,thechildisnot.Millionsofbaby-boomparentswereinfluencedby

Spock'sadvice,whichbroughtarevolutioninthewaychildrenwereraised.

IdrenwereraisedbeforeWorldWarIIB)thebenefitsofstrict

disciplineonchildrenC)theimpactofbabyboomersontheeconomyD)the

changeofthewaythebabyboomerswereraised

A)BabyboomhappenedduringWorldWarIIB)Mostofthebaby

boomerswerefromthesoldier'sfamilies.C)Thereareabout85millionbabies

borninthebaby-boomperiod.D)Thebirthrateofthebabyboomwas

increasedby15%.

hearticle,Dr.Spockbelievedthat.

A)manychildrenbornduringthewartimewerebornbadB)parents

shouldbestrictwiththeirchildrenC)therearebadchildbehaviorsbutnobad

childrenD)spoilingthechildrenisagoodwaytoeducatechildren

A)allowinggreatfreedomB)beinglimitedC)involvinglongtimeD)

enjoyinghappiness

to

A)criticsofSpockB)parentsofbabyboomersC)supportersofSpock

D）baby-boomerchildren

正確答案:1-D,2-B,3-C,4-A,5-A

23.Whenamanistallerandstrongerthanothermen,heissometimescalled

agiant.ManypeoplethinkofChamberlainasagiant.Heissotallthathehas

aspecial,extra-longbedtosleepinandaspecialcarwithenoughspacefor

hislonglegs.Duringhisplayingdays,Wiltwaspaidabout$200000ayear.

ThatwaswhatthepresidentoftheUnitedStatesearnedforbeingpresident.

Atthattime,itwasmorethananyotherathleteintheentirehistoryofsports

hadeverbeenpaid.

WiltplayedfortheLosAngelesLakersteam.Hehelpedtomakeitthebest

teamintheWesternDivisionoftheNationalBasketballAssociation,whichisa

groupoftheveryfinestprofessionalteamsintheworld.Wiltownsabeautiful

apartmentbuildinginLosAngelesandanotheroneinNewYork.Heowns

racehorses（賽馬）.Hewearsfineclothes.HeownsanEnglishBentleycar.

WhenWiltwasjustsevenyearsold,hetookajob.Hedidnottellhismotheror

father,butonedayhismotherfoundout.Shelookedoutintothestreetand

sawWiltliftingcratesforamilkman.Mrs.Chamberlaintoldthemilkmanthat

Wiltwasonlyseven.Shesaidheshouldn'tbeliftingthoseheavymilkcrates."I

thoughthewastwelve",saidthemilkman.

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

eachyearasWiltearnedplayingbasketball.

A.TB.F

heplayedforthefinestprofessionalteam.

A.TB.F

toworkwhenhewasseven.

A.TB.F

正確答案：1-A,2-B,3-A,4-B,5-B

-、

1.Wehavefollowedthetrailofthesepeoplefindthattheyhave

moved.

r.

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Balso

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2.Therewereinsomeofthedistantfieldswhichithoughttobe

sheep.

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Cpieces

rDcpal?ms

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3."Notparticularly!"hesaid,asthoughitmatteredverylittle,

r

Aactually

r-

Bmagically

'Clightly

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4.Intheearlydayseveryonehaveagoodtimeindeed.

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5.YouwilllearnthatIcanbeabetterfriendtoyouthansentyou

here.

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Bpeople

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Cwho

Dthosewho

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6.WithinafewhoursInoticedalargenumberoffishatthewater

surface.

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Cproducing

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7.Ifyou'dseenmefiveorsixyearsago,youwouldn'tmenow.

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BDreceive

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正確答案:A

8.Forallofus,tobeabletotalkinanoftrustandsupportisthe

mostimportant.

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9.HecametoPekingUniversityavisitingscholarseveralyearsago.

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10.Energyismakesthingswork.

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11Judgedherappearance,shecan'tbeover30.

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12.Didyouhaveawordaswelltodescribeinthatjungle?

Aitwaswhatlike

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13.Todaythereismoreawarenessofthebetweenfoodand

health,

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rc.

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14.Dadisalittleandneedsahearingaid.

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15.Therainwaswecouldhardlymoveforward.

Asoheavythat

Bsuchaheavythat

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Csuchheavyand

p

Dsoheavyand

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16.-I'mafraidIcannotpasstheexam.-.

AWhynot?Youcandoit!

BYouareright.

c

CThesametoyou.

r

DIhopeso!

正確答案:A

17.--Couldyoupleaseconsideragain?

c

AMycomputerwentwrong.

r-

BI'mfondofreadingnovels.

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DI'mafraidwecan'tgiveyouthatposition.

正確答案:D

18.-Ismy川nessserious?-.

AWelldone.

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BDon'tworry.Youwillbewellsoon.

CSorry,Ihavenoidea.

-,■

DIt'sreallybadforyou.

正確答案:B

19."That'sarealletdown!-Myparentsarenotabletoattendthegraduation.-

AThere'snoproblem.

BThat'stoobad.Butthey'llfeelhappyforyou.

CTheyhaveagoodtime.

DTakeiteasy.It'snotabigdeal.

正確答案:B

20.-Howcouldyouscrewthingsup（把事情搞砸）again?-.

C

AIt'squiteahappysurprise!

C

BYoudolookwell.

C

CYouwouldhavedonethesameinmyposition.

C

DI'msorry.Itwon'thappennexttime.

正確答案:D

21.Modernzoosareverydifferentfromzoosthatwerebuiltfiftyyearsago.At

thattime,zooswereplaces1peoplecouldgotoseeanimalsfrommanyparts

oftheworld.Theanimalslivedincagesthatweremade2concretewithiron

bars,cagesthatwereeasytokeepclean.

Unfortunatelyfortheanimals,thecagesweresmallandimpossibletohidein.

Thezooenvironmentwasanythingbutnatural.3thezookeeperstookgood

careoftheanimalsandfedthemwell,manyoftheanimalsdidnotthrive;they

behavedinstrangeways,andtheyoftenbecameill.

Inmodernzoos,peoplecanseeanimalsinmorenaturalhabitats.Theanimals

aregivenmore4inlargeareassothattheycanlivemorecomfortablyasthey

wouldinnature.Eventheappearanceofzooshaschanged.Treesandgrass

growinthecages,andstreamsofwaterflow5theareasthatanimalslivein.

through

正確答案：1-B,2-C,3-A,4-D,5-E

22.1.SlowFoodInternational,anon-profitorganization,wasfoundedin1989.

Theorganizationaimstopromotetheconsumptionoffresh,high-qualitylocal

foodsthatareproducedusingsafepractices.2."Webelieveinthepleasureof

thetablecombinedwiththeresponsibilitytowardstheenvironment,"Donna

Reno,leaderofSlowFood'sMiamichapter（分會(huì)），said.3.Themovement

beganin1986whenjournalistandactivistCarloPetrinicampaignedagainst

theopeningofaMcDonald'sattheSpanishStepsinRome.AlthoughPetrini's

protesting（反對，抗議）wasunsuccessful,SlowFoodtookofftheseyearslater.

4.Petrini'smovementhadaneffectallovertheEuropeancommunityandnow

itisallovertheworld.5.SlowFoodhas85,000membersinternationallyand

morethan16,000membersintheUS.Theorganizationisnowattemptingto

workwithcollegestudentstostartSlowFoodon-campuschapters.6.Katy

McNulty,23,astudentattheArtInstituteofPittsburgh,iscurrentlyinthe

processofstartingaSlowFoodchapteronhercampus.7."Asstudents,we

havealotofenergy,"McNultysaid,"andwithahugestudentpopulationitis

easiertospreadtheword."

A.SIowFoodResponsibilityB.SIowFoodMovementC.SIowFood

MembersD.SIowFoodMiami

A.BecauseDonnaRenoistheleaderofSlowFood'sMiamichapter.B.

BecauseDonnaRenosupportsPetrini'smovement.C.Becauseithelps

peopletoeathigh-qualitylocalfoodssafely.D.Becauseitillustratestheaimof

SlowFoodInternational.

hrasetakeoff(paragraph3)probablymean?

A.Succeeded.B.Fliedaway.C.Lefthurriedly.D.Changed.

-campuschaptersarethereintheUSnow?

A.OneB.16,000C.NoneD.23

5.WhichofthefollowingisanadvantageofestablishingSlowFood

on-campuschapters?

A.Peacefulcampus.B.Experienceofstudents.C.Highconsumption

ofstudents.D.Largenumberofstudentpopulation.

正確答案:1-B,2-D,3-A,4-C,5-D

23.Beforeyougotoanothercountryitisagreathelpifyouknowthelanguage

andsomeofthecustomsofthecountry.

WhenpeoplemeeteachotherforthefirsttimeinBritain,theysay"Howdoyou

do?”andshakehands.Usuallytheydonotshakehandswhentheyjustmeet

orsaygoodbye.Buttheyshakehandsaftertheyhaven'tmetforalongtimeor

whentheywillbeawayfromeachotherforalongtime.

LastyearagroupofGermanstudentswenttoEnglandforaholiday.Their

teachertoldthemthattheEnglishpeoplehardlyshakehands.Sowhenthey

mettheirEnglishfriendsatthestation,theykepttheirhandsbehindtheirbacks,

theEnglishstudentshadlearnedthattheGermansshakehandsasoftenas

possible,sotheyputtheirhandsinfrontandgotreadytoshakehandswith

them.Itmakebothofthemlaugh.

country.

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

nglishpeopledon'tshakehandswhentheyjustmeetorsay

goodbye.

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

正確答案:1-A,2-B,3-A,4-B,5-B

三、

1Hecouldnolongerhavealong-runningbecauseofhisbad

leg.

Alength

Bdistance

Cdepth

Dwidth

正確答案:B

2Thenewsreportershurriedtotheairport,onlythefilmstarshad

left.

Atold

Btelling

Ctotell

Dtobetold

正確答案:D

3ltissaidthatthecausedbytheaccidentwasoverfivehundred

dollars.

r.

AAinjury

Bhurt

Cdamage

Dbreak

正確答案:C

4isstandingatthecornerofthestreet.

C

AApolice

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BThepolice

C

CPolicemen

DApoliceman

正確答案:D

5Canyoulendmethebooktheotherday?

C

Aaboutwhichyoutalked

廣

Baboutthatyoutalked

C

Cwhichyoutalked

Dthatyoutalked

正確答案:A

6BeforeJohnlefthome,hisfathertoldhimnevertoforgetthefamily

-alwaysbeagoodman.

r一

AAmetal

Bmotto

rC門meter

r「

Dmemory

正確答案舊

7was1998Igraduatedfromtheuniversity.

AIt;that

BIt;when

CThat;that

C

DThat;when

正確答案:A

8answeringmyquestions,shebegantocry.

AInsteadof

BInviewof

c

CIncaseof

C

DInplaceof

正確答案:A

91havetwocatsandIlike.

Aallofthem

---

Beveryoneofthem

Cthemboth

c

Dthemeach

正確答案:C

10-DidyourbrothergotoAmericalastyear?-,

c

ANo,hehasneverbeenthere

--

BNo,henevergothere

CNo,heneverwasthere

廣

DNo,hehasnevergonethere

正確答案:A

11TherearenoticketsforFriday'sperformance.

--

Asuitable

C

Bvaluable

Cavailable

■■

Dcomfortable

正確答案:C

12Hehisarmtoprotecthisfacefromtheblow.

r八，

Aput

r0

Brose

Cset

r.

Draised

正確答案:D

13Heisalwaysverycarelessabouthisappearance.

Ablind

Bconfident

Cfree

rDcpersonal.

正確答案:D

14Asaworker,hehasworkedinthisfactoryfor30years.

r...

Aordinary

Bhard

r「

Csenior

Dlong

正確答案:C

15Wetheproblemveryearlyandwereabletocorrectit.

r.”

AAincreased

Bidentified

Cignored

Dinspired

正確答案:B

16-Howmuchisit?-.

c

AIt'shardtosay.

BIcan'ttellyou.

■-

CWehavealotofthem.

DIt's84dollars.

正確答案:D

17-Goodafternoon.CanIhelpyou?-

AThankyou.

BNo,Idon'tthinkso.

p

CIneedtobuyabirthdaypresentformyson.

DYes,Ithinkso.

正確答案:C

18-CanIgetadiscount?-

AIt'simpossible.

B5%.That'sthebestIcanoffer.

(-

CDon'taskme.Idon'tknow.

p

DYoucanfindthisbyyourself.

正確答案:B

19-Haveyouanyorangesandapples?-

AYes,madam,onthesecondshelfoverthere.

BTheorangesareverycheap.

CYoulikeapples,don'tyou?

C

DOfcourse,wehavesomefruits

正確答案:A

20-Hello.I'mlookingforaflat,butIcan'tpaymuch.-

C

AHowmuchdoyouexpect?

C

BOh,pleasedon'tbotherme.

CWhydoyouask?

--

DIt'suselesstoaskme.

正確答案:A

21MostpeoplehaveheardofShakespeare（莎士上匕亞）andaresomewhat

familiarwithhisplays,1fewknowmuchabouthislife.Infact,littleisknownfor

certainabouthisearlyyearsandschooling.2isitclearwhyhelefthisnative

Stratford.ApparentlyhearrivedinLondonwithoutfriendsormoney,andat

firsthadtoearnhislivingbytakingcareofthehorsesoftheatre-goers.Intime

hebecame3forhiswitandimaginationandwasinvitedtobecomeoneofthe

actors.

By1592,whenShakespeare'snamefirstappearedintherecords,hewas

alreadyaleadingplayerinanactingcompanyundertheprotectionofahigh

officialatcourt.Hehadstartedto4playswhichattractedlargeaudiencesand

eventuallyhebecamequiteawealthyman.Shortlyafter1600hereturnedto

Stratford,wherehecontinuedtowriteplays,5themthegreattragediesOthello,

Macbeth,andKingLear.

g

正確答案:1-D,2-C,3-A,4-B,5-E

22GladysHolmwasasecretary（秘書）.Sheworkedinanofficeallherlife.

Gladysearned（掙）about$15,000ayear.Shediedwhenshewas86years

old.Andsheleftabigsurprise-$18million!Shegavethemoneytoa

children'shospital.

GladysHolmnevergotmarriedorhadanychildren.Butshealwaysliked

children,andshewantedtohelpthem.Whenherfriend'sdaughterwasillin

hospital,Gladysbroughtherateddybear.Afterthat,shevisitedthehospital

manytimes.Everytimeshevisited,shebroughtteddybearsforthosechildren.

Afterthat,peoplestartedtocallGladysthe"TeddyBearLady".

Gladysalwaysgavetoysandpresentstoherfriendsandfamilybutnoone

knewshehadalotofmoney.ShelivedinasmallhouseoutsideChicago.

Everyonewasverysurprisedwhentheylearnedshewasamillionaire.A

familyfriendsaid,"Shealwaysgaveusnicepresentsandthings,butwedidn't

knowshewasrich.

HowdidGladysgetsomuchmoney?Sheaskedherbosshowtoearnmore

money,andshelistenedtowhathesaid.Sheboughtthestocks（股票）thathe

toldhertobuy,andshegotveryrich.Beforeshedied,shetalkedtoherfriends

about"givingsomethingtothechildren'shospital".Nooneknewthatthe

"something"was$18million!

hospitalandgavechildrenteddybears

becauseshehadalotofteddybears.

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

A.TB.F

正確答案:1-B,2-B,3-A,4-A,5-B

23Somecoupleschoosenottolearnthesexoftheirbabybeforeheorsheis

bornbecausethemomentpeoplehear"boy"or"girl"theybegintomake

assumptions（設(shè)想）aboutachild.OnecoupleinSwedendecidedtotakethat

logicafewstepsfurther,andarerefusingtotellanyonewhethertheirchildisa

boyoragirl.Thechild-calledPop,toprotecthisorheridentity-isnowtwo

yearsold,andonlyafewcloserelativesknowthesex."WewantPoptogrow

upmorefreely,"Pop'smothersaid.Popwearsdresses,andalso"male"styled

pantsandPop'shairstylechangesoften.Nordenstrom,whostudieshormonal

（荷爾蒙）influencesongender,says,"Itwillaffectthechild,butit'shardtosay

ifitwillhurtthedevelopment.Idon'tknowwhattheyaretryingtoachieve.It's

goingtomakethechilddifferent."ShesaysifPopisstill"genderless（無性的）”

bythetimeheorshestartsschool,Popwillcertainlyreceivealotofattention

fromclassmates."Wedon'tknowexactlywhatdeterminessexualidentity,but

it'snotonlysexualeducation,"saysNordenstrom."Gender-typicalbehavior,

sexualpreferencesandsexualidentityusuallygotogether.Thereare

hormonalandotherinfluencesthatwedon'tknowthatwilldeterminethe

genderofthechild."Popwillsoonwelcomeabrother,orasister.Pop's

parentswillnotrevealthesexofthatchild,either,except,perhaps,toPop.

A.Theytaughttheirchildtotakeafewstepsfurther.B.Theydidn'twant

anyonetoknowthesexoftheirbabybeforeitwasborn.C.Theyarerefusing

totellthesexoftheirchild.D.Theyrefusedtolettheirrelativesgetcloseto

theirchild.

A.Itisaverybeautifulnameforachild.B.Theparentswantthisname

tobringthechildgoodluck.C.Itisaverymeaningfulname.D.Thename

makesithardforotherstotellthesexofthebaby.

A.It'shardtotellwhethertheinfluenceonthechildwillbegoodorbad.

B.Thechildwillbecomeabnormal（反常的）.C.Thechildisneitheraboynora

girlbecauseitis"genderless."D.Hormonalinfluencewilldeterminethe

genderofthechild.

A.Popisgoingtohaveabrotherorasister.B.Popwillknowthesexof

himselforherselfsoon.C.Pop'sparentsdecidedtotellpeoplethebaby'ssex.

D.Pop'sparentswillalsokeepsecretthesexoftheirnewbaby.

A.Pop'slife.B.KeepingtheGenderofa2-Year-OldSecretC.Studyon

GenderD.howtoRaiseaChildProperly

正確答案:1-C,2-D,3-A,4-D,5-B

四、

I.JaneEyreisagoodbook.IhavereaditandIdecidetoreadit.

Atwotime

Btwotimes

-

Cthesecondtime

C

Dasecondtime

正確答案:D

2.Wehopethatmoststudentswillmakeatransition（過渡）into

college.

r

Arough

Breal

Csolid

C

Dsmooth

正確答案:D

3.Thelawequalrightsformenandwomen.

r

AApromises

C

Bdemands

r「

Cguarantees

--

Dmatches

正確答案:C

4.Cancelingtheconferencewillmakeaverybad,

r.

AAimpression

Bprogram

r0

Cpressure

r

Dimagination

正確答案:A

5.Hemusthavetakenthecameraitisn'there.

r八.

Asince

Bwhile

r.

Cwhen

Dalthough

正確答案:A

6.Theweightofthemoonisonlyaboutoftheearth.

Aoneeighty

Bonetheeighty

Coneoftheeighty

Doneeightieth

正確答案:D

7.Refugees（難民）arestillacrosstheborder.

r..

AAmaking

Bflooding

■■■■

Cgetting

Dfilling

正確答案:B

8.Shedidn'tknowinformationhadbeenknownbythepublic.

Ahowmuch

r,

BDhowmany

r?.

Chowever

Dhowold

正確答案:A

9.1wasreadingmybrotherwaswriting.

r.

AAsince

Bwhile

Cif

Das

正確答案:B

1O.Ter)minutesanhourwhenoneiswaitingforaphonecall,

r.

Aseem

r0

Bseems

r?,

Cseemed

r、

Dseeming

正確答案:B

11_hadwearrivedinNewYorkCitywegotintouch

withMr.Brown.

ANotuntil;that

C

BHardly;when

r.

CAssoon;as

C

DNosooner;when

正確答案舊

12.Ourknowledgeoftheoceanhasconsiderablyoverthelastten

years.

r...

Areached

r0.

Brisen

.

Cadvanced

Dcompared

正確答案:C

13.wayshallwego?Bythestream（小溪）orthroughthewood?

AWhich

Bwhat

CWhose

DHow

正確答案:A

14.Whydoesyourbrotherwantanewjobhe'salreadygota

verygoodone?

Awhere

C

Bwhen

Cwhich

Dthat

正確答案:B

15.IfyoucouldcompletethereportbyFriday,thatwouldbe.

r,.

AAcareful

Bprobable

Cideal

Dreal

正確答案:C

16.--Mostprobablywe'llstaywithmyparents.

C

AHowdoyougettothestation?

BHowdoyouspendtheSpringFestival?

CHowwasyourSpringFestival?

DHowdoyouliketheSpringFestival?

正確答案:B

17.-Areyoulettingmeplanourtrip?-

ANo,Idon'tmind.

■

BGoodforyou.

CYes,whynot?

DReally?

正確答案:C

18.-Let'stakeavacation.-

AHaveagoodtime.

廣.

BEnjoyyourself.

c

CSoundsgood.

DIhopeyoucanhavefun.

正確答案:C

19.-I'mgoingtoHawaiiwithmyauntthismonthforaholiday.-

AHaveagoodtime!

BBestwishestoyou.

CCongratulations!

DPleasegoahead.

正確答案:A

20.-Whendoyouplantogo?-

C

AYounameit.

廣

BI'mquitelost.

C

CThat'sagoodidea.

C

DThesooner,thebetter.

正確答案:D

21.Itisalwaysinterestingtovisitanothercountry,especiallyforthosewho

havenevertraveledagreatdeal.Foreigntravelcanbeveryeducationalfor

anyoneifheisinterestedenoughtomakepreparationsbeforehand.Learning

thelanguageofthenewcountrywouldbedifficultforthetraveler,1the

benefitsofsuchaneffortwouldbecomeobviousimmediatelyonhisarrival.It

maynotseemimportanttohimwhenhecomfortablystaysathome,but

knowinghowto2amealorbookaroomisnecessaryforthenewcomerina

strangecountry.Withoutknowingthelanguage,itisverydifficult3thestranger

tounderstandthepeopleofthenewcountryandtheircustoms.

Ofcourse,inoursmallworlditisoftenpossibletofindsomeone4understands

ourown,butthisisonlysecond-bestforthetraveler.Tobesure,hecansee

placesandthingswithouttheuseofalanguage,butplacesandthingsarenot

theheartofanycountry.Togetthegreatestbenefitfro