北京地區(qū)成人本科學(xué)士學(xué)位英語統(tǒng)一考試(完形填空真題)2006年11月到2011年11月資料

第11頁共11頁第6套：2011年11月Expertssuggestusingadifferentpasswordforeverywebsiteyouvisit,andchangingthepasswordeveryfewmonths.Ittakestroubletokeeptheminmind,butit’swellworththe

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.Be

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.withyourpasswordsandmakeitdifficultitisforsomeonetoenteryour

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59youmakeyourpassword,themoredifficultitisforsomeoneelsetofigureit60。Useprivacysettings(設(shè)置)onsocialwebsitesto

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entryintoyourpersonalinformationandlimitthe

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ofprivateinformationyoushare.Evenseeminglyinnocentinformationyouexposeaboutyourselfcouldbeused63

you.Ioncereadaboutaburglary(入室盜竊).It64

thatthethievesselectedthatparticularhome

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theydiscoveredtheownerwasoutoftownby

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aFacebookmessage。Accordingtopersonalsafetyexperts,itisn’ta(n)67

experience.Theinformationyoupostonwebsitescan68criminalactivity.Youmaynotthink69aboutpostingtheconcertyouaregoingtooryourweekendaway,butcouldbea(n)70

fortrouble。InformationontheInternethasmadeiteasierforthievestostealanyinformationaboutyou.Never71yourfullbirthdate.Neverrespondtoe-mails72personalorfinancialinformation.Donotfreelyofferpersonalinformationtoanyone73youarecertainwhoyouaredealingwith.74

thenecessaryprecautions(預(yù)防措施)isthebestwayto75

youandyourpersonalinformationstayprotected。56.A.effect

B.effort

C.labor

D.matter57.A.proud

B.true

C.honest

D.creative58.A.accounts

B.records

C.directions

D.collections59.A.complex

B.careful

C.diligent

D.elastic60.A.away

B.on

C.out

D.in61.A.respond

B.resign

C.restrict

D.resemble62.A.number

B.amount

C.pile

D.piece63.A.with

B.for

C.about

D.against64A.turnedout

B.turnedin

C.pickedout

D.pickedup65.A.which

B.while

C.because

D.although66.A.knowing

B.reading

C.inspecting

D.realizing67.A.impacted

B.collected

C.repaired

D.isolated68.A.leadto

B.resultfrom

C.seeoff

D.makeup69.A.out

B.aloud

C.once

D.twice70.A.resistance

B.statement

C.invitaion

D.struggle71.A.reveal

B.revise

C.resemble

D.require72.A.threatening

B.requesting

C.worshipping

D.delivering73.A.since

B.as

C.when

D.untiil74.A.Replacing

B.Liberating

C.Taking

D.Depending75.A.ensure

B.separate

C.spread

D.switch第7套：2011年5月Themysterioustigerhasbeenasymbolofpowerandstrengthforcenturies.Itspowerisa

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tohunters,

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havetriedtokillittoprovetheirownskilland

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thenineteenthandearlytwentiethcenturies,largepartiesof

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fromaroundtheworld

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gooutonhugetigerhunts.Hundredsoftigerscouldbekilledinafewweeks.Asa

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ofthisover-hunting,63

withlossofhabitat(棲息地)，thepopulationoftigersinIndiadroppedfromabout40,000

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theturnofthetwentiethcenturytoabout2,000by1972.WiththehelpofIndiaandotherconcernedcountries,theWorldWildlifeFund

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OperationTigerin1972tosavethetiger

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dyingout.Sincethen,seventeentigerpreserves(保護(hù)區(qū))havebeen

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,andthetigerpopulationinIndiahasrisento

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4,000and5,000.Butwhenpeopleliveonthe

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ofthetigerpreserves,tigerssometimeskilltheirfarmanimalsandattackpeople–about600peopleinIndiahavebeenkilledbytigersinthelastdozenyears.70

tigersdonoteathumans.But“old,woundedandhomeless”tigerscanbecomehabitual(習(xí)慣的)man-eaters.InoneareainIndia,villagershave

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acleversolution.Theywirelifelikehumandummies(假人)toelectricity

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thetigersgeta(n)73

shockwhentheyattack.Itishopedthatinthiswaytigerswilllearnto74people.Buttheconflictbetweenhumanandtiger

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.Onlyifpeoplehaveenoughfood,shelterandfuelwillthetigersurviveinthelongrun.Andonlyifthetigeranditsforestsurvivewillpeoplehaveanaturalworldtheycanreturnto。56.

A.succession

B.challenge

C.guarantee

D.intelligence57.

A.that

B.which

C.who

D.those58.

A.bravery

B.intention

C.ambition

D.harmony59.

A.on

B.throughout

C.with

D.for60.

A.statesmen

B.salesmen

C.sportsmen

D.chairmen61.

A.hadbetter

B.wouldrather

C.oughtto

D.usedto62.A.result

B.condition

C.lack

D.cause63.A.provided

B.guided

C.perceived

D.combined64.A.with

B.for

C.at

D.in65.A.fastened

B.founded

C.surveyed

D.interfered66.A.through

B.from

C.away

D.out67.A.setup

B.stoodup

C.paidback

D.holdback68.A.among

B.through

C.between

D.from69.A.edge

B.bake

C.front

D.center70.A.Occasionally

B.Usually

C.Rarely

D.Repeatedly71.A.lookedupto

B.passedby

C.keptintouchwith

D.comeupwith72.A.assoonas

B.sothat

C.aslongas

D.forfearthat73.A.delicate

B.sensitive

C.electric

D.magnificent74.A.protect

B.attack

C.avoid

D.penetrate75.A.remains

B.removes

C.releases

D.relieves第8套：2010年11月WehavequiteabitofinformationaboutancientEgyptianmedicine.Doctors'instructionshavebeenfoundtotellus

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theydidforthesickandtheinjured.

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manyofthetreatmentsincludedmagic,ancientEgyptiansusedplantleavesandothermethodstotreatmany

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.

Religion,magicandmedicinewere

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relatedinancientEgypt.Somepriests(牧師)werespecially

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asdoctorsto

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thesickandtheinjured.Doctorswereheldtoahighmoralstandard.Patientswastreatedwith

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andtheir

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informationwashighlysecret.Thehighest-rankingdoctorswerepriestsofthegoddessSekhmet,

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controlledillnesses.Doctorsspentapartofeachyear

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thegoddess.Doctorswerethoughttobe

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tothegodsandabletoaskthemforhealing.

Templeswerecentersforhealing.

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apersonwasill,heorshewouldcometothetempleor

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adoctorforadiagnosis(診斷).A(n)

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problemwastreatedwithmedicine,prayerandmagic.Ifaclearcausewasnot

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,thediagnosiswouldbethattheillnesswascausedbyanevilspiritorcurse.Thedoctorwouldusemagicspellsto

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acure.

72,adiagnosiscouldnotbereached.

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thiscase,apatientwouldbetoldtorestforaperiodoftime

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anotherexaminationcouldbe75.56.A.what

B.why

C.that

D.which57.A.When

B.Since

C.Although

D.After58.A.damages

B.diseases

C.disasters

D.destructions59.A.hardly

B.closely

C.mainly

D.shortly60.A.trained

B.designed

C.planned

D.studied61.A.lookto

B.cometo

C.carefor

D.searchfor62.A.reputation

B.inspection

C.fame

D.respect63.A.ill

B.own

C.hidden

D.personal64.A.that

B.which

C.who

D.what65.A.serving

B.reading

C.learning

D.following66.A.careful

B.generous

C.mean

D.close67.A.Before

B.When

C.Until

D.Since68.A.thinkover

B.applyto

C.callfor

D.makeup69.A.serious

B.internal

C.odd

D.obvious70.A.treated

B.discovered

C.cured

D.aroused71.A.bringabout

B.setout

C.insiston

D.makeup72.A.SubsequentlyB.ConsequentlyC.OccasionallyD.Hopefully73.A.With

B.In

C.For

D.On74.A.until

B.when

C.although

D.because75.A.decided

B.performed

C.carried

D.discussed第9套：2010年5月Ofallthewebsites,onethathasattractedattentionrecentlyis.Mostofthisattentionhascomefromthemediaandtellseveryreason___56___thewebsiteshouldbe___57___.ThethreatofInternetpredators(竊掠者)isindeedatoughreality,___58___shuttingdownthesiteisnottheanswer.If___59___shutdown,anothersitewouldquickly___60___itsplace.Therefore,therightwayistoteachteenshowtousethesitesafelyandeducatethem___61___whomaybepredatorsandhowto__62___them.Thekeyto___63___safeontheInternetistomakesurethatyourprofile(個(gè)人資料)issecure.The___64___wayistochangetheprivacysettingonyourprofileto"private",whichprotectsyourinformation___65___onlythepeopleonyourfriendlistcanviewit.Althoughthisis___66___,itisnotperfect.Predatorscanfindwaystoviewyourprofileiftheyreallywantto,___67___throughbackingin(黑客入侵)orfiguringouttheirwayontoyourfriendlist.Thus,youshouldneverposttoomuchpersonal___68___.Somepeopleactuallyposttheirhomeandschooladdresses,datetobirth,andsoon,often___69___predatorsknowexactlywheretheywillbyand___70___.Themostinformationthatissafeisyourfirstnameandprovince.Anythingmoreisbasically___71___apredatorintoyourlife.Anotherbigproblemisphotos.Isuggest___72___skippingphotosandneverpostingaphotoofafriendonlinewithouthisorher___73___.Mostimportant,never,_74_anycircumstances,agreetoareal-lifemeetingwithanyoneyoumeetonline,_75_howwellyouthinkyouknowthisperson.Therearenoguaranteesthattheyhavetoldthetruth.56.A.whatB.howC.whyD.which57.A.shutdownB.openupC.getintoD.turnon58.A.butB.evenC.despiteD.since59.A.isB.areC.wasD.were60.A.getB.makeC.takeD.push61.A.asB.aboutC.forD.in62.A.avoidB.getC.benefitD.hide63.A.stayB.stayingC.stayedD.staying64.A.difficultB.simplestC.simpleD.mostdifficult65.A.astoB.nomatterC.sothatD.because66.A.efficientB.interestingC.effectiveD.impressive67.A.ifB.whetherC.howeverD.whatever68.A.informationB.documentsC.filesD.messages69.A.letB.makeC.allowD.letting70.A.whatB.whyC.whenD.how71.A.introducingB.invitingC.investingD.interrupting72.A.partlyB.mostlyC.lastlyD.completely73.A.favorB.ruleC.informationD.permission74.A.aboveB.underC.belowD.at75.A.nomatterB.evenifC.unlessD.also第10套：2009年11月There56akingwhohadtwelvebeautifuldaughters.They57intwelvebedsallinoneroomandwhentheywenttobed,the58wereshutandlockedup.59,everymorning60shoeswerefoundtobequitewornthroughasiftheyhadbeendancedinallnight.Nobodycould61howithappened,orSothekingmadeit63toallthatifanypersoncoulddiscoverthe64andfindoutwhereitwasthattheprincessesdancedinthe65,hewouldhavethe66helikedbesttotakeashiswife,andwouldbeking67hisdeath.Butwhoevertriedanddidnotsucceed,afterthreedaysandnights,wouldbe68todeath.Aprincefromanearbycountrysooncame.Hewaswellentertained,andintheeveningwastakentothechamber(大房間)next69theonewheretheprincesseslayintheirtwelve70.Therehewastositand71wheretheywenttodance;and,inorder72nothingcouldhappenwithouthimhearingit,thedoorofhis73wasleftopen.Buttheprincesoonwenttosleep;andwhen,he74inthemorninghefoundthattheprincesseshadallbeendancing,75thesolesoftheirshoeswerefull56.A.wasB.wereC.isD.are57.A.didB.sleptC.washedD.kicked58.A.chairsB.desksC.doorsD.roofs59.A.SoB.ThereforeC.ThenD.However60.A.theirB.yourC.ourD.her61.A.makeoutB.takeoutC.findoutD.speakout62.A.whenB.whatC.whyD.where63.A.knowB.knowingC.knowsD.known64.A.storyB.secretC.newsD.idea65.A.nightB.dayC.afternoonD.morning66.A.oneB.itC.someD.that67.A.beforeB.afterC.ofD.below68.A.madeB.passedC.putD.handed69.A.byB.toC.atD.on70.A.boxesB.bucketsC.sofasD.beds71.A.noticeB.keepC.watchD.hit72.A.thatB.whichC.whoD.whose73.A.kitchenB.classroomC.chamberD.restaurant74.A.ateB.awokeC.sleptD.ran75.A.forB.soC.butD.though第11套：2009年4月 Conversationbeginsalmostthemomentwecomeintocontactwithanotherandcontinuesthroughouttheday

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theaidofcellphonesandcomputers.However,wearesooftenabsorbedinconversationthatwe57sightofitstreepurposeandvalue.

Oneimportant

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ofagoodconversationisthatthewordsare

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usedtoexpressthoughtsandfeelings.Weare

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deepthoughtsandstrongemotions,yetourvocabulariesarenot

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forthisexpression,andmany

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littleefforttoexpandthat.Perhapsyouseeamoviethat

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youdeeply,yetyouhavethefollowingconversation:“So,whatdidyouthinkofthefilm?”“Oh,myGod,itwassosad,Iswear.Iwentthrough

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aboxoftissues(面巾紙).Iwasintears.”Thisdialogueis

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aneffectivewayofexpressingfeelings.Itgivesno

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ofhoworwhythemovietruly

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you.Suchcommonly-usedphrasesarecertainlynotenoughtodescribeadeeplymovingexperience.However,notonly

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trytoavoidoverusedwords,youmust

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becarefulinyourselection.Thepurposeofexpandingvocabularyisnottousethe

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ormostimpressivewords,buttofindthosebestsuited.

Whatislackinginmanyconversationsistheabilitytotalktoanotherratherthanjusttalkingwiththatperson.A

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personwillfindthateveninthemostordinaryconversations.Thereareathousandquestions

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tobeaskedifyouhavecourageandadesireforexchange.Goodconversationsshouldnotbe

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nonsense,butofameetingoftwo

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thehumancondition.Itshouldbringabetterunderstandingofothersandofferareleaseofemotionsmorethandriveaway

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thoughtsorkilltime.

56.A.for

B.at

C.under

D.with

57.A.lose

B.have

C.win

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58.A.issue

B.problem

C.aspect

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59.A.funny

B.careful

C.only

D.properly

60.A.lackof

B.shortof

C.fondof

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61.A.short

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C.much

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62.A.take

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C.get

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63.A.teaches

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64.A.usingup

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65.A.partly

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66.A.sign

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67.A.infected

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68.A.youwill

B.mustyou

C.youmust

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69.A.too

B.never

C.also

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70.A.bigger

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D.important

71.A.careless

B.efficient

C.thoughtful

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72.A.waiting

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C.waited

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73.A.makeupforB.madeupof

C.makeupofD.madeupfor

74.A.aresharing

B.shared

C.sharing

D.shares

75.A.clever

B.pleasant

C.unpleasant

D.happy第12套：2008年11月Scientistssaythatsomethingveryseriousishappeningtotheearth.Itwillbegintoget____56inthefollowingyears.Therewillbemajorchangesin____57inthenewcentury.Coastalwaterswillhavea___58temperature.Thiswillhavea__59effctonagriculture.Innorthenareas,the___60seasonwillbetendayslongerbytheyear2010.However,inwarmerareas,itwillbetoodry.The___61ofwatcrcould___62byeightypercent.Thiswould___63Worldtemperaturecould___64twodegreescentigradebytheyear2040.However,theincreasecouldbethreetimesasgreatintheArcticandAntarcticareas.Thiscouldcausethe_65__sheetstomeltandraisethe___66oftheoceans___67onetotwometers.Manycoastalcitieswouldbe____68water.Whyisthishappening?Thereistoo___69carbondioxideintheair.___70oil,gasandcoalburn,theycreatelargeamountsofcarbondioxide.Thiscarbondioxidelets____71entertheearth’satmosphereand____72theearth.However,itdoesn’tletasmuchheat___73theatmosphereandenterspace.It’slikeablanket.Theheat__74thesuncanpassthroughtheblankettowarmtheearth.Theheat___75thereandcan’tescapethroughtheblanketagain.Scientistscallthisthegreen-houseeffcct.56.A.warmerB.colderC.betterD.worse57.AlandB.agricultureC.climateD.weather58.A.lowerB.higherC.normalDproper59.A.goodB.generalC.seriousD.useful60.A.gettingB.playingC.takingD.growing61.A.muchB.manyCamountD.number62.A.fallB.decreaseC.refuseD.rise63.A.leadB.keepC.makeD.cause64.A.increaseB.dropC.liftD.realize65.waterB.rainC.stoneD.ice66.A.degreeB.levelC.coastD.area67.A.byB.toC.ofD.with68.A.aboveB.underC.belowD.over69.A.littleB.manyC.fewD.much70.A.IfB.BecauseC.WhenDWhy71.A.sunlightB.airC.rainD.gas72.A.coldB.protectC.hurtD.heat73.A.enterB.getC.heaveD.reach74.A.throughB.byC.fromD.on75.A.storesB.arrivcsC.standsD.stays第13套：2008年4月Ayoungwomanwasdrivingthroughthe_56countryside.Itwasdarkandraining.Suddenlyshesawanoldwoman_57thesideoftheroad,_58_herhandoutasifshewanted_59_.“Ican’t_60_heroutinthisweather,”thewomansaidtoherself,soshestoppedthecarandopenedthedoor.“Doyouwantalift?”sheasked.Theoldwoman_61andclimbedintothecar.Aftera_62shesaidtotheoldwoman,“Haveyoubeenwaitingforalongtime?”Theoldwomanshookherhead.“__63_,”thoughttheyoungwoman.She__64_again.“Badweatherforthetimeoftheyear.”Shesaid.Theoldwomannodded.Nomatter__65_theyoungwomansaidthehitchhiker(搭便車的人)gavenoanswer__66_anodofthehead.Thentheyoungwoman__67_thehitchhiker’shands,whichwerelargeandhairy.Suddenlyshe__68_thatthehitchhikerwas__69_aman!Shestoppedthecar.“Ican’tseeoutoftherearscreen,”shesaid,“Wouldyoumind_70itforme?”Thehitchhikernoddedandopenedthedoor.__71_thehitchhikerwasoutofthecar,thefrightenedyoungwoman_72Whenshegottothenextvillageshe__73_toastop.Shenoticedthatthehitchhikerhad__74_hishandbag__75Shepickeditupandopenedit.Shegaveagasp(喘氣);insidethebagwasagun!56.A.lovelyB.lonelyC.noisyD.crowded57.A.atB.besideC.byD.near58.A.holdingB.toholdC.tobeholdingD.tobeheld59.A.anaidB.ataxiC.acarD.alift60.A.permitB.leaveC.allowD.order61.A.answeringB.shookC.noddedD.smiles62.A.whileB.momentC.timeD.period63.A.CuriousB.InterestingC.StrangeD.Wonderful64.A.toldB.didC.madeD.tried65.A.whenB.whichC.howD.what66.A.exceptforB.apartfromC.otherthanD.morethan67.A.sawB.noticedC.watchedD.observed68.A.recognizedB.realizedC.recoveredD.remembered69.A.practicallyB.basicallyC.actuallyD.probably70.A.clearB.clearedC.toclearD.clearing71.A.AslongasB.AsfarasC.AssoonasD.Aswellas72.A.racedoffB.ranawayC.felldownD.movedon73.A.pulledB.pickedC.pushedD.paused74.A.liftB.lostC.laidD.left75.A.beneathB.behindC.backwardsD.afterwards第14套：2007年11月Akingonce_56__seriouslyill.Hisdoctorsandwisementriedcure__57_cure.Butnothing__58_.Theywerereadyto_59__hopewhentheking’soldservantspokeup.Hesaid,“Ifyoucanfindahappyman,taketheshirtfromhisbackand_60__itontheking,thenhewill_61__.”Sotheking’sofficialsrode_62__throughoutthekingdom,yetnowhere_63__ahappyman.Nooneseemed_64__;everyonehadsomecomplaints.Ifamanwasrich,heneverhadenough.Ifhewasnotrich,itwassomeoneelse’s_65__.Ifhewas_66__,hehadabadmother-in-law.Ifhehadagoodmother-in-law,hewascatchingacold.Everyonehadsomethingtocomplainabout._67__,onenighttheking’sownsonwaspassingasmallcottage_68__heheardsomeonesay,“Thankyou”.I’vefinishedmydailylabor,andhelpedmyfellowman.MyfamilyandIhaveeatenourfill,andnowwecan_69__andsleepinpeace._70__morecouldIwant?”theprincewasveryhappy_71__ahappymanatlast.Hegave__72_totaketheman’sshirttotheking,andpaythe__73__asmuchmoneyashe_74__.Butwhentheking’sofficialswentintothecottagetotakethehappyman’sshirt__75_hisback,theyfoundhehadnoshirtatall.56.A.fellB.feltC.feelD.Fall

57.A.toB.byC.forD.after

58.A.playedB.workedC.operatedD.affected

59.A.giveoffB.giveoutC.giveupD.givein

60.A.placeB.putC.dressD.wear

61.A.recoverB.relaxC.relieveD.remove

62.A.offandonB.backandforthC.upanddownD.farandwide

63.A.hadtheyfoundB.shouldtheyfind

C.couldtheyfindD.didtheyfind

64.A.contentB.contraryC.concreteD.complete

65.A.faultB.mistakeC.errorD.shortage

66.A.helpfulB.heavyC.healthyD.high

67.A.ConsequentlyB.FinallyC.LatelyD.Fortunately

68.A.whileB.whichC.wheneverD.when

69.A.layB.lieC.laidC.lain

70.A.WhichB.WhoC.WhenD.What

71.A.tohavingfoundB.tohavebeenfound

C.tohavefoundD.tofind

72.A.ordersB.messagesC.wordsD.letters

73.A.officialB.ownerC.servantD.master

74.A.advisedB.saidC.askedD.wished

75.A.fromB.outofC.offD.down

第15套：2007年4月WhenIwas16yearsold,ImademyfirstvisittotheUnitedStates.Itwasn'tthefirsttimeIhadbeen(56).LikemostEnglishchildrenIlearnedFrenchatschoolandIhadoften(57)toFrance,soIwasused(58)aforeignlanguagetopeoplewhodidnotunderstand(59).ButwhenIwenttoAmericaIwasreallylookingforwardto(60)aniceeasyholidaywithoutany(61)problems.HowwrongIwas!themisunderstandingbeganattheairport.Iwaslookingfora(62)telephonetogivemyAmericanfriendDannya(63)andtellherIhadarrived.Afriendlyoldmansawme(64)lostandasked(65)hecouldhelpme."Yes,"Isaid,"Iwanttogivemyfriendaring.""Well,that's(66)"heexclaimed."Areyougetting(67)?Butaren'tyouabit(68)?"Whoistalkingaboutmarriage?"Ireplied."I(69)wanttogivearingtotellherI'vearrived.Canyoutellmewherethere'saphonebox?""Oh!"hesaid,"There'saphonedownstairs."Whenatlastwe(70)meetup,Danny(71)themisunderstandingstome."Don'tworry,"shesaidtome."Ihadsomany(72)atfirst.TherearelotsofwordswhichtheAmericans(73)differentlyinmeaningfrom(74).You'llsoongetusedto(75)thingstheysay.MostofthetimeBritishandAmericanpeopleunderstandeachother!"56.A.outB.aboardC.awayD.abroad57.A.goneB.beenC.gotD.come58.A.tospeakB.forspeakingC.tospeakingD.tospeakingof59.A.EnglishB.FrenchC.RussianD.Latin60.A.havingB.buyingC.givingD.receiving61.A.timeB.humanC.moneyD.language62.A.perfectB.popularC.publicD.pleasant63.A.ringB.letterC.wordD.message64.A.tolookB.lookinglikeC.lookingD.feelinglike65.A.thatB.ifC.whereD.when66.A.wellB.strangeC.niceD.funny67.A.tomarryB.marryingC.tobemarriedD.married68.A.smallB.smartC.littleD.young69.A.veryB.justC.soD.justnow70.A.didB.couldC.doD.can71.A.describedB.explainedC.talkedD.expressed72.A.troubleB.difficultiesC.funD.things73.A.writeB.speakC.useD.read74.A.usBritishB.BritishusC.usBritainD.weBritish75.A.suchB.theseC.someD.allthe第16套：2006年11月Inmostcultures,whenyoumeetacquaintancesfo