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一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.There_______atalkshowonBTV-2ateighttomorrownight.A.isB.isgoingtohaveC.isgoingtobeD.willhave2.--Didyouandyourfriendsrideyourbicyclestothebeachyesterdayafternoon?--Yeah._______wehad!A.HowafunB.WhatfunC.WhatafunD.Howfun3.Wereyouathomeat7o’clocklastnight?--Yes,I_______dinnerwithmymother.A.washavingB.arehavingC.haveD.had4.FatherwaswatchingTV_______Mumwaswashingthedishes.A.before5.Harryells_______allovertheworld.A.goodB.wellC.better6.Tina_______Englandwithherparentsthreeyearsago.A.visitsB.visitedC.willvisit7.--WhereisMr.Wang?--He_______aspeechinthemeetinghall.B.whileC.afterD.untilD.bestD.hasvisitedA.giveB.isgivingC.wasgivingD.gives8.Neitherofthem_______herelastmonth.A.wereB.areC.wasD.is9.Thetrain_______whenIgottothestation.A.willleave10.She_______thiscarforfiveyears.A.hashadB.hasbought11.Computerisoneofthemostimportant_______.A.inventorB.inventionC.inventors12.Don’tcrosstheroaduntilthetrafficlights_______green.A.turnsB.turnC.turnedB.leftC.hadleftC.hasgotD.hasleftD.boughtD.inventionsD.areturning13.Ifyouwantaticketforaround-trip,you’llhavetopay_______$150.A.anotherB.otherC.eachD.more14.TheweatherinWuhanisn’tlike_______inBeijing.It’smuchhotterinsummer.A.it15.--IsJasongoingtotheparty?--I’mafraidnot.He_______toHongKong.A.goesB.wentC.hasgoneB.thatC.oneD.whichD.wasgoing16.Thetwofriendswere_______pleasedtoseeeachotherthattheytalkedonandonhappilyinthepark.A.too17.Threeyears_______,hebecameadriver.A.lateB.laterC.lately18.UncleWangwillarrivehere_______halfanhour.A.inB.afterC.at19.--Whydoyouliketobeatruckdriver,John?--Youknow.I_______bymybosstoenjoythebeautyofthecountry.B.soC.quiteD.muchD.morelatelyD.forA.payB.paidC.ampaidD.ampaying120.Jackbought_______usefulbook._______bookisalsoveryinteresting.A.an,The21.Doyouknowtheman_______?A.whomIspokeB.towhospokeB.a,TheC.the,/D./,AC.IspoketoD.thatIspoke22.Thisisthehotel_______lastmonth.A.whichtheystayedC.wheretheystayedatB.atthattheystayedD.wheretheystayed23.Assoonashe_______inParis,hewillcallyou.A.arrivesB.arrivedC.arriveD.willarrive24.StudentsinBeijing_______awaymanybookstotheHopeSchoolssince2009.A.havegivenB.giveC.willgiveD.gave25.Heranasfastaspossible_______hecouldreachschoolontime.A.inordertoB.soastoC.suchthatD.sothat26.WouldyoupleasegiveJohnnythisletterifyou_______toseehimthisweek?A.willhappenB.happenC.arehappenedD.happened27.Idon’tknowifhe_______tomorrow.Ifhe_______,Iwilltellyou.A.comes;comesC.willcome;comesB.willcome;willcomeD.comes;willcome28.--Couldyoutellme_______?Sorry,Idon’tknow.Iwasnotatthemeeting.A.whatdoeshesayatthemeetingC.whathesaidatthemeeting29.Pleasetellme_______.B.whatdidhesayatthemeetingD.whathesaysatthemeetingA.whatisthematterwiththelittleboyC.whatisthelittleboywrongB.whatthematterwiththelittleboyisD.whatwrongthelittleboyis30.Iwasabouttoleavemyhouse_______thetelephonerang.A.while31.WhatcolourareLiMing’s_______?A.sweaterB.trousers32.How_______waterwouldyoulike?A.muchB.manyB.asC.whenC.skirtC.moreD.sinceD.shirtD.few33.Shewillhavetowaitfor_______.He_______comeslate.A.sometimes;sometimesC.sometime;sometimeB.sometimes;sometimeD.sometime;sometimes34.Ihavethreecoats.Oneisblueand_______aregreen.A.theotherB.othersC.theothers35.Don’tworry.Therearetenminutes_______.A.toleaveB.leftC.leaving36._______about_______toseeafilmtonight?A.What;togoB.How;togoC.What;going37.MustIgotoseethedoctor?–No,you_______.D.anotherD.leaveD.What;goD.shouldn’tD.HowaA.mustn’t38._______badweatheritis!A.WhatB.WhataB.can’tC.needn’tC.How39.Theywon’tgotoShanghai_______Hangzhou.They’llgotoSuzhou_______.2A.or;insteadB.and;insteadC.or;insteadofD.and;insteadofD.yours40.“Help_______tosomefish!”Mothersaidtothetwins.A.yourselfB.yourselvesC.you二、完形填空AnImperfectPaintingMyparentsalwayswantedmetobe“ontop”,sofromearlyonIhadthe41tobethebestineverything,fromgettingthehighestscoreonaspellingtesttorunningfastestinarace.Inmiddleschool,Irealizedhowmanyothersmarterandfasterpeopletherewere.Itbecame42thatIwasnotthebestanymore,butmyparentsstillheldontotheirhopeandforcedmetotryhard.Totheirdisappointment,Ibecamelessconfidentanddidn’twanttoworkhardbecause,tome,therewasnopointinmakinganymorefall;Ineverpracticedthepiano;Ianythinghaddroppedmuch.43ifIwasunabletobenumberone.Mygradesbeganto44painting.Itwasallbecausemymotivation(動(dòng)力)todoWhenhighschoolstarted,Iwasatanewschoolinanewcity.I45togetbackmymotivationandstartover.SoIpickedupmyeverfavoritehobbyagainandenrolled(報(bào)名)myselfintheartcourse.46,ourartteacher,Mr.Grady,gaveusmorefreedomwithourartprojects.Hewouldalwaysencourageustorealizeourpotential(潛力).Myfirstpaintingwassimplyabeesittingonasunflower.Imadeeveryeffort,butstillfoundithardtofeelsatisfiedwithit.IknewitwasnotittoMr.Grady.Hedidn’t48itinarush.Instead,hegavemeadvicewhichonlymotivatedmetoworkharderonit.ForthefirsttimeIwashappywiththe49ofmypaintingratherthan47andcouldhardlygetagoodgrade.ButIshoweddisappointedaboutitsimperfection.Ifinishedalltheotherprojectswithhighergrades,butIhungthefirstpaintinginmyroomattheendoftheterm.Myparentsthought50metobenumberonewouldmotivateme.Instead,itdiscouragedmemuchwhenIwasnotnumberone,forIhadgonetoschoolonlytogetagrade,notknowledge,letaloneprogress.Actually,itisokaynottobethebestateverythingaslongasyouyourbest.continuetotry41.A.ability42.A.strange43.A.efforts44.A.regretted45.A.failed46.A.Naturally47.A.famous48.A.nameB.chanceB.obviousB.choicesB.consideredB.refusedB.SimilarlyB.modernB.gradeC.goalD.wayC.acceptableC.promisesC.continuedC.decidedC.NormallyC.perfectD.impossibleD.wishesD.stoppedD.waitedD.LuckilyD.specialD.finishC.hang49.A.progress50.A.instructingB.meaningB.helpingC.styleC.encouragingD.titleD.pushing三、閱讀理解AAlexisMartinisathree-year-oldgirlfromArizona.Shehasn’tstartedkindergarten（幼兒園）yet,butshehasanIQabove160,whichiswellabovetheaverage（一般的）people’sIQ.So,thereisno3wonderthatshehasbecometheyoungestmemberofMensa,thelargestandoldesthighIQsointheworld.MensaisaninternationalclubwhosemembershaveanIQscoreinthetop2%world.Currently,Mensahas3,300membersundertheageof18intheU.S.AlexisisoneofTheanIQscoreof100Martinhighestscoreonthetest.ThedoctorswhotestedAlexissaidshescoredsohighthattheyevenworkoutherIQexactly.Theythinksheisevensmarterthan99.9%oftheworldpopulActually,shematchedtheIQsoftalentslikeAlbertEinstein,StephenHawkingandBillGaIanMartin,Alexis’father,saidhisdaughtershowedsignsofsomeuniqueabilitiesatthandshebeganreadingbooksforpupilswhenshewasjusttwoyearsold.NowattheageofAlexisisreadingonafifthgradelevel.“From12monthsold,we’dbedrivingaroundinthecarandshewouldrepeatherbedtimefromthenightbefore,”hesaid.“Shedidn’tjustrepeatthem.Shecouldereverythemexactly.”IanMartinthinkshisdaughteralsostandsoutwhenitcomestolearningnewlanguages.“shewordandnevereverusestheincorrectsituation,ever,”Iansaid.WhilesparentsareproudthathasbecomeamemberinMensa,theyarealsoawareofthepricethatcomeswitheverygift.Thesattendachildren力）oftenthey’rearoundsimilarlygiftedboysandgirls.Herparentsdecidetoadviceandtrytolookforproperwaystohelphergetinvolvedintosociety.51.Mensaonlyaccepts__________.A.teenagersunder18intheU.S.B.peoplewithIQsabove160intheU.S.C.talentsintheworldlikeAlbertEinsteinD.peoplewithIQsinthetop2%oftheworld52.Fromthepassage,weknowthatAlexis’IQis__________.A.gettinghigherthroughtrainingB.beyondthelimitoftheIQtestC.abovetheIQofStephenHawkingD.growingtoofasttogetanexactscore53.OneofAlexis’specialabilitiesisthat__________.A.shecouldreadstoriesattheageofoneB.shecouldwritebooksforpupilsattheageoftwoC.shecanremembereverywordofwhatherparentssaidD.shecanlearnnewwordsquicklyandusethemproperly54.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A.Alexisissuretoexperienceanxietyinthefuture.B.afgiftsthatshechooses.C.wbeabletofindheranormalschool.D.Alexismayfeelithardtogetalongwiththeaveragepeople.4BItisanargumentthathasdividedtheEastandtheWestforcenturies:Arechopsticksbetterthantheknifeandfork,orviceversa?Nowthewinnermayfinallybedecided,onenvironmentalground.Chopsticksaremadefromavarietyofmaterials,butbambooandwoodchopsticksaremorepopular.Theyareusuallycheaper,lowerintemperatureconductionandprovidebettersenseforholdingfood.That’swhyalmostall（一次性的）chopsticksaremadeofbambooorwood.Withcuttingdown25millionfully-growntreesayeartomakechopsticks,Chinahasrankednumberoneamongtheproducers.“Wemustchangeourhabitsandencouragepeopletotaketheirownchopstickswheneatingout,”saidMr.Bo,theownerofaforestryindustrycompanyinChina.Heevenwentsofarastosuggestthatrestaurantsshouldoffermetalknivesandforksinstead.IfMr.Bo’ssuggestioniswidelyaccepted,itwouldbeadarkmomentinchopsticks’4,000-yearhistory.ChopstickswereinventedinancientChinaandlaterspreadaroundAsia.Theyarenotonlyusedaseatingtoolsbutalsousedforcooking,stirringthefireandservingfood.Koreanssometimesusemetalchopsticksbecauseoftheirloveofbarbecue（燒烤）.ChinesechopsticksarelongerthanKoreanandJapanesechopsticksinordertoreachthedishesinthecenterofthetable.Thereare1.4billionpeopleusing80billionpairsofdisposablechopsticksinChinaeveryyear.However,themostwidespreaduseofdisposablechopsticksisinJapan.Aroundatotalof24billionpairsareusedinJapaneachyear,whichmeanseachJapaneseusesalmost200pairsyearly.However,mostofitsdisposablechopstickshavebeenimported（進(jìn)口）fromChina,uptoover90%.Today,ChinahastoacceptthetruththatitsforestscannolongerprovideenoughchopstickstofeedAsianstablehabit.Chinaisnowtheworld’slargestimporterofwoodandevenimportschopsticksfromAmerica.AnAmericancompanysaidthatthestate’snativesweetgumandpoplarwoodwouldbeperfectlyusedtomakechopsticks.Thesematerialsdonotneedtobelightenedwithchemicalsorbleach（漂白粉）.ThehealthymaterialsandfairlyreasonablepricesoftheproductsareappealingtoAsiancustomers.MoreandmoreAsiansstarttouseAmerican-madechopsticksattheirtables.AlthoughtheU.S.hasahugeamountofwood,reducingthenumberoftreesthatarecutdowninAsia,changingthetablehabitofusingdisposablechopsticksstillseemstobeawiserchoiceforchopsticks-usingcountries.55.AccordingtoParagraph2,Mr.Bo’sadviceisthatChineseshould________.A.usemetalchopsticksinsteadofwoodenonesB.plantmoretreesandproducefewerchopsticksC.formthehabitof