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一、單項選擇題（本大題共50分，共50小題，每小題1分）LAsingletechnicaltermwillfrequentlycoveranideathatwouldotherwiselause.()alongphraseorcA.callforB.makeforC.allowforD.standfor2.Itis( )ofBeijingtohavesuchhotweatherinJuly.A.tropicalB.typicalC.trialD.tradition3.Theexplorertoldtheboysabouthis( )intheArctic.A.adventuresB.investigationC.applicationD.improvement4.Itwasnotaformaloccasion,sowewereaskedtowear () clothes.A.regularB.informalC.simple5.I'llneverknowallthatwasinhismind,().A.B.C.D.6.- What areyour greatestnorwillanyoneelseeithernorwon"ntanyoneelsetoonoranyoneelsewillnorwillanyoneelseachievements? - ( ).A.knowwhatyoumean.B.Youwillknowit.C.D.What1finishediscollegeachievement?education.7.The()ofestablishinganewamusementparkseemedtobeveryattractive.A.B.C.D.&AminutelaterJohnand1ran( )themandsooncaughtupoutlineprojectprogressmethod()them.A.B.C.D.9,He kept working, ( )he wasAafter...withBwith...forCto...byDfor...tovery tired.cheapD.

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C. the 1930sD. 1930zs14. By2000,scientistssurely ( )acureforthiskindofdisease.A.AhavediscoveredB.BmustdiscoverC.CarediscoveringD.Dwillhavediscovered15.We( )supperwhenapolicemancametothedoor.A. justhaveB. werehavingC. justhadD. had hadjust16. 1canneverremember( )drawerhekeepshisshirtsin.A.what.B.asC.whichD.where17.Jeffersonthoughtthatitwasconflictandnotunquestioningagreement()keepsfreedomalive.AwhichBthatCwhatDasa

18.AlthoughGeorgehasmanypersonalproblems,he()presenteverydaysincethefirstdayofclass.A.hasbeenB.hadbeenC.isD.was19.The boy aimed ( )becoming an agriculturist.A.forB.atC.ofD.in20.Itissuchafinedaythat1()goingswimmingintheriver.A.feellikeB.feelC.likeD.love21.A. What kind ofjob didyou do? B: ( ).A.worked at a bookstore on campus.B.Yes. 1 brewed coffee inthe Student Union.C.But selling bookswas satisfying.D.1 need toearn the money.22.Mary can riot work ( ) John.

A.asquickerasB.asquicklyasC.morequickthanD.morequicklyas23.Notlongago,apersonwhom1knowverywellwas ( )anaccident.A.ArelatedtoB.BinvolvedinC.CincludedinD.Dsubjectedto24.Can you brieflydescribe yourself? --().A.My collegeis inChongqing.B.1am fromBeijing.C.1knowyou.D.Youare myfriend.25.The professor( ) thepapers.A.passedbyB.passedthroughC.passedoutD.passedin26.- What you'reyour career goals?-()-A.20dollars aweek.B.wantbeanengineer.

B.wantbeanengineer.c.It'sveryhard.D.1 willtry mybest.27.It'smyadvicethatshe () rightnow,orshemightbelatefortheplane.A.B.C.D.28.- Why do youwant this job? —startstartswouldstartwillstart().A.need toearn themoney.B.1don'twant.C.1 likeplayingfootball.D.It'skind ofyou.29.一Whydon"tyoutraveltoNewYorkonvacation?—().A.don"twant togoB.Excuse me,because 1can"tC.1 want to but1 haven"t got enoughmoneyD.Because l"mgoing to schooltoday30.- I'm a historymajor. And you? -().A.Well,it'snice.B.C.D.You1knowknow.Biology.that.C

31.- What'syourfavoritesubject? --().A.Canada.B.Chinese.C.Thisone.D.Obvious.32.He growsflowers()vegetables.A.assoonasB.asgoodasC.aswellD.aswellas33.When1saw()bookthat1boughtitatonce.A.suchgoodB.sogoodC.sogoodaD.suchgooda34.Theysaidtheywouldnotmaketheirfinal()untiltheelectionresultcameout.A.decideB.decisiveC.decisionD.depict35.Ifthecustomeris()topayabill,thecompanyturnstheiraccountovertoacollectionagency.A.unusual

A.B. unwillingC. unworthyD.unwanted36.Itwasahotdayandmanypeoplewere()theirwaytothebeach.A.takingB.guidingC.settingD.making37.Canyoubriefly describe yourself? - ().A.Mycollege is in Chongqing.B.1am fromBeijing.C.1 knowyou.D.Youare myfriend.38.Hecouldn't remember()A.whatwas theformulaB.whatwere theformulaC.whatthe formulawasD.whatthe formulawere39.Theclerk()stolesomemoneyfromthebankA.supposedtoB.supposedly

B.c.supposedc.D. suppose40.Youcansenditeitherbyairmail,( ).A. orsenditby ordinaryB.norbyordinaryC.orbyordinaryD.orordinarymail41.ManycollegestudentsliketochatontheInternet.TheythinktalkingwithfriendsontheInternetis()casualandexciting()facetoface.A.notonly...butalsoB.less...thanC.more...thanD.neither...nor42. Dowhatyour motherwants,oryou'll ( ) her.A.upsetB.angryC.beatD.desperateWeare()interestedintheageofthecarbonates,becauseitwouldallowustoestimatewhenmicrobiallifeleftitsMarkontherockthatbecamealh84001.AhardlyBextremelyC.Calmost

C.D.Datall44.Taking ( ) is oneof Mike"s hobbies.A.photoB.photosC.photoesD.photo"s45.ProfessorClarkcontinuedhisresearchworkand( )hiscolleague""sadvice.A.ignoredB.deploredC.exploredD.implored46.rn,llgiveyoumytelephonenumberincaseyou()wanttogetintouchwithmeagain.A.AshouldB.BwillC.CshallD.Dneed47.Ourteacherconstantly()tousthatthereisnoshortcut(捷徑)forlearningEnglish.A.pointsoutB.pointsoffC.pointsatD.pointsin48.Thelecturewasso( )thateveryonewenttosleep.

B.boredC.interestedD.interesting49.—Howdoyoulikeyourmajor? ―().A.Don'tlikeitverymuch.B.I'dliketohaveone.C.Itlookslikeagoodjob.D.It'sveryniceofyou.50.1said,1hopeyou'llhave( )nicebirthdays/*A.manymoreB.muchmoreC.verymuchD.enoughmanyboring二、閱讀理解單項選擇題（本大題共50分，共5小題，每小題10分）A.A.Moscow,Russia(Spacenews) "Thecomputerisabetterchessplayer;insistedViktorProzorov,theloser.Itseemedasifitwerelaughingaftereverygoodmove.IknowIshouldhavebeatenitforthesakeofmankind(人類)，butIjustcouldn"twin",heannouncedandshookhisheadsadly.Prozorov"nsdisappointmentwassharedbyseveralgrandmasterswhowerepresent,someofwhomweresoupsetthattheyshoutedatthemachine.Manychessplayerssaidthatthismeanttheendofchesschampionships(冠軍)aroundtheworld,sincethefunhadbeentakenoutofthegame.Thecomputerwalked orrather rolledawaywith5000dollarsinprizemoneyandlimiteditsremarkstoasetofnoisesandlights.(1).Whichofthefollowingbestgivesthemainide aofthis newspaper article?( )

A.5000dollarsgoestoacomputer!B.Newinvention :alaughingcomputer!C.World"sbestchessplayerbeaten!D.Computerdefeatsmaninchess!(2).HowdidsomeofthegrandmastersfeelaboutthechessgamebetweenProzorovandthecomputer?()A.Theythought thatthegame wasnotfun.B.Theythoughtthatthegamewasn"tfair.C.TheyagreedthatProzorovdidn"tplaywell.D.TheywereunhappythatthecProzorodidn"tplaywell.(3).WhatwasitthatProzorovfeltimostbitter(痛苦）about?()A.Thathedidn"twinthe$5000.B.Thathehadn"ttriedhisbest.C.Thathehadlosttoamachine.D.Thatthis wastheendof thechessgame.(4).Afterwiningthegame,thecomputer()A.laughedB.walkedawayC.madesomeremarksD.gaveoutsomelightsandsounds(5).Manychessplayersfeltthatplayingwithacomputerwould()A.makethetoughergamegameB.makethegamelessinterestingC.makemanappearfoolishD.makemanloselotsofmoney"Thepenismorepowerfulthanthesword（僉ij）."Therehavebeenmanywriterswhousedtheirpenstofightthingsthatwerewrong.Mrs.HarrietBeecherStowewasoneofthem.ShewasbornintheUSAin1811.Oneofherbooksnotonlymadeherfamousbuthasbeendescribedasonethatexcitedtheworld,andwashelpfulincausingacivilwarandfreezingtheslaves.ThecivilwarwastheAmericanCivilWarof1861,inwhichtheNorthernStatesfoughttheSouthern States and finally won.Thisbookwasnamed"UncleTom""sCabin".TherewastimewheneveryEnglish-speakingman,woman,andchildhasreadthisnovelthatdidsomuchtostopslavery.Notmanypeoplereadittoday,butitisstillveryinteresting.Thebookhasshownushowawarm-heartedwritercanarouse（喚起）people""ssympathies（同'情）.ThewriterherselfhadneitherbeentotheSouthernStatesnorbeenaslave.TheSouthernAmericanswereveryangryatthenovel,whichtheysaiddidnotatallrepresent（代表）truestateofaffairs,buttheNorthernAmericanswerewildlyexcitedoveritandweresoinspired（激勵）byitthatthey-werereadytogotowartosettheslavesfree.（l）. Accordingtothepassage（）.everyEnglish-speakingpersonhadread"UncleTbm"sCabin""UncleTom"sCabin'*wasnotveryinterestingthosewhodon"tspeakEnglishcannothaveread"UncleTom"sCabin"thebook"UncleTom"sCabin"didagreatdealintheAmericanCivilWar（2）.HowoIdwasMrs.StowewhenherworIdfamousbookwaspublished?（）About 60 years old.Over 50 years old.C.

Inherforties.Inherforties.D. Around 30 years old.(3). WhatdoyouleamaboutMrs.Stowefromthepassage?()AShehadbeenlivinginthenorthofAmericabeforetheAmericanCivilWar.B.SheherselfencouragedthenorthernAmericanstogotowarandsettheslavesfree.c.Shewasbetteraswritingasusinga sword.D.Shehadoncebeenaslave.(4).WhycouldMrs.StowersbookcauseacivilwarinAmerica?()A.ShewrotesowellthatAmericanslovedherverymuch.Shedisclosed(揭露)theterriblewrongsthathadbeendonetotheslavesintheSouthernStates.theNorthernAmericanslikeit.C.TheSouthernAmericanshatedthebookwhiletheNorthernAmericanslikeit.D.ThebookhadbeenreadbymanyAmericans.). Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?()Weneedn"tuseweapons(武器)tofightthingsthatarewrong.writerismorehelpfulinawarthanasoldier.Wemustunderstandtheimportanceofliteratureandart.D.Nowarcanbewonwithoutsuchabookas"UncleTom"sCabin".Collegebringstogetherpeoplefromallwalksoflife.TherearesomanydifferenttypesofpeopleintheworIdbutifyougotoacollegecampus,youaresuretofindatleastoneofeverykind.Thegreatpartaboutbeingherewithsomanydifferentpeopleisthatyougettointeractwithsomeinterestingcharactersandseehowtodealwiththem.Youwillmeetthepeopleyoudreadthemost,thesmart-ass,thebrain,ortheuniquespirit,butnomatterwhoitisthatisyourworstnightmaretobearoundyouwillaIwaysbepairedupwiththeminagroupproject.Whenyougetintotherealworldyouarenotgoingtobeabletopickyourbossorcoworkers.Interactingwiththesepeopleincollegeandlivingwithdifferentroommateswillhelpyoulearnhowtocooperatewiththepeopleinlifeyoufindsounpleasant.Collegelifeisfun.ThefactthatIhave

beenhereforashorttimejustmeansithasnotyetbeenalifechangingexperiencetome.IfIweretogiveanytipsonhowtosurvive,itwouldnotbehowtosurvivecollege,buthowtosurvivelife.!wouldhavetosaythatoneshouldbeoutgoingandlivelifetothefullest.Meetnewpeopiewheneveryoucanbecausetheyjustmaybeamajorinflueneeinyourlife.Also,getyourworkdonebeforeyougooutandparty.Lastly,!wouldhavetosay,inlifeifyoueverfeellostoralone,talktosomeoneaboutit.Everyonegetsdepressedattimesintheir1ifeandthereisalwayssomeonewhowilllistentoyourproblems.(l).Whatisthethemeofthepassage?C.ExtremelypessimisticC.ExtremelypessimisticA.Relationshipsin college .B.C.D.Homewo rk inFre edom inPartying icoll ege.co liege.n college.(2).What doesthe authorsay aboutgro upproject s?A.Theyare alwaysunpleasan tB.C.DThey aPartnerre always difficult.s may not cooperatePartners may be la zy.(3).Whydoestheauthorrecommendmeetingmanynewpeople?A.Theymay becomeyour best friends.B. Theymay influenceyour life .C.D.They mThey may help yoake your 1u someday.ife more f un.(4).Ho wwouldyo udescribe theauthorHspersonality?A.Shyand under confid entB.Strong butqui et.D.Optimisticandoutgoing.(5).Whatdoestheauthorsaytodoifyounredepressed?A.Gosomewherebyyourself.B.Talktosomeoneabout it.C.Try toforgetaboutit.D.SeeapsychologistimmediatelyTheordinaryraindropisamightyearthmoverwithsufficientstrengthtocutrock.Whenrainwatercollectsonthesurfaceoftheground,someofitevaporatesandsomeofitsinksintotheearth.Theremainderbeginstoflowdownhill,commencingitslengthyjourneyformbrooktostreamtolake,ortoariverthatwillcarryittothesea.Aswaterflowsalongthegroundzitpicksupsand,pebbles,evenbouIders.Itusesthemtognawatthesidesandbottomofitschannel,graduallyIooseningmoreearth.Bythisprocessenormousamountsofmudandrockaremovedfromthelandtothesea.EachyeartheMississippiRivercarries730milliontonsofsolidmatterintotheGulfofMexico.ThisconstanthaulingoflandintotheseaisIoweringtheUnitedStateszaverageheightabovesealevelatarateofaboutonefootevery9000years.Iferosioncontinuesatthesamerate,theUnitedStateswillbeworncompletelydowntosealevelinabout23millionyears..Flowingwatergraduallymakesitschannel.na rrowerdeeperw iderbo th B and C.TheaverageheightoftheUnitedStatesabovesealevel .i sbeingra isedeach yearrem ains const antwill reachsea levelin 9000years

D.beinloweredlittlebylittleD.beinloweredlittlebylittle.ErosionbywaterresuitsinA.wearing down the soilB.buildingup IandC.D.（4）.enrichbothImplied butingnotthe soB andst ated:ilCA.MillionsofyearsagotheUnitedStateswashigherthanitisnowB.GreatamountsoflandaremovedtotheseabyriversC.ThewaterthatsinksintotheearthalsoreachestheoceanD.TheGulfofMexicowillbefiliedupinabout23millionyears⑸.Th ebesttit leforthisselectio nis -A.How WaterDestroys MountainsB.Ho wRiversH elpUsC.D.T heAverage HeightThe Mightof theUnite dy RaindropStates5.AlthoughIhadleftschoolagainsttheadviceofmyteachers,Ihad,withouttellinganyone,triedtocontinuemystudiesinliterature（文學）ateveningclasses.Itwasatiresomewalkfromoneendofthecitytoanotherandtositamongadultswasuninteresting.Iwastheyoungestintheclass,sothefriendshipIknewatschoolwasabsent.Iputupwith（忍受）itforashortperiod.Itwastoolongawalkoncoldwinter"snightsanditwashardtoputmyheartintoShakespearewithwetshoesandtrousers.SoIcontinuedreadingbooksandstartedwritingpoetryathome.Bychance,Iwonsomeprizesandawards（獎）forliterature.AyoungwomanfromaTVcompanycametothecollegeoneday.ShetoldmethatIhadwonanationalpoetryaward.Istaredather

inastonishmentanddisbelief.Shewantedtomakeashortfilmaboutme,towhichIsaid,"No,Icouldn"tdothat."NotthatIhadanyrealexcuse,Iwasjustfrightened.Intheendshepersuadedmethat1shoulddoitthefollowingday.SoIdid.TheymadeashortfilmofmereadingoneofmypoemsandIbecamemoreinterestedinliteraturethanever.IwonderedwhatIshoulddoafterthis,anddecidedsomeweekslaterthat1couldnotimaginemyselfspendingtherestofmydaysdealingwithmachines.Sooneevening,IhesitatinglytoldmyparentsthatIwantedtoreturntoschool.Theyweregreatlysurprisedand,Ithink,alittleafraidbuttheydidnottrytopersuademenotto,theywantedtoknowifIwassure,ifIknewwhatitmeantandwhetherIrealizedthatifIgaveupmyjobtraining,itwouldbeverydifficulttogetagoodjob.Butnothingcouldstopme,andtheyaskedaboutthematternofurther.(l).Whichofthefbllowinghasmostprobablybeendiscussed in thispassage?()A.Thewriter"sunhappychildhood.B.Thepoorteachingquality(質量)ofthewriter"sschool.C.Thewriter"sleaving schoolagainsthisteachers**advice.D.Whetheritwasworthleavingschoolforjobtraining.⑵.Thewriterdidnotfeelcomfortableattheeveningschoolbecause().A.hefounditdifficulttoimakefriendswithhisclassmatesB.hehadtowalkalongdistancetotheeveningschoolC.hecouldnotputhisheartintoreadingbooksafterhewascaughtin therainD.ofalloftheabove(3).Afterhewonsomeprizesandawardsforliterature,ayoungwomanfromaTVcompany().A.wanted tomakehissuccessknowntothepublicB.cametomakefriendswithhimC.invitedhimtomakeaspeechD.cametotellhimthathehadbeeomeaveryimportantperson(4).Afterhissuccess,he()

A.decidedtogeta goodjobB.decidedtocontinuehisstudies inliteratureatthe eveningschoolC.decided toreturnto theschool he onceleftD.begantofeelveryimportantandpre)ud(5).Wh ichofthefollowingisNOTTR UE?()A.Hisparentsworriedthathewouldhavenofutureifhereturnedtoschool.B.Hisparentsworriedthathewouldleaveschoolagain.C.Itwasdifficultforonewhostudiedliteraturetogetajob.D. Hisparentsdidnotwanthimtocontinuehiseducation.答 案一、單項選擇題(50分，共5 0題，每小題1分)A2.B3.A4.B5.D6.D7.B8.A9.D10.A11.C12.C13.B14.D15.B16.C17.B18.A19.BA21.A22.C23.B24.B25.C26.B27.A28.A29.C30.C31.B32.D33.C34.C35.B36.DB38.C39.B40.B41.C42.A43.B44.B45.A46.A47.A48.A49.A50.B二、閱讀理解單項選擇題（50分，共5題，每小題10分）1,

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