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  A slave named Androcles once escaped from his master and fled to the forest. As he was wandering about there came upon a lion 1 down mourning(呻吟). At first he turned to flee, but finding that lion did not 2 after him, he turned back and went up to him. As he came near, the lion put out his paw, 3 was all swollen (肿大) and bleeding, and Androcles found that a huge thorn (刺) 4 into it, and was causing the pain. He 5 out the thorn and 6 after the paw of the lion, who was 7 able to rise and lick the hand of Androcles 8 a dog. Then the lion took Androcles to his 9 , and every day used to 10 him meat by which to live in. 11 shortly afterwards both Androcles and the lion were caught. The slave was sentenced 12 to the lion, which had been kept 13 food several days. The Emperor and 14 his court came to see Androcles and he was let out into the 15 of the spot. Soon the lion was let loose 16 his cage and rushed towards his victim (牺牲品). But as soon as he came to Androcles, he 17 his friend. The lion swung its tail upon him and licked his hands like a friendly dog. The Emperor, 18 at this, summoned Androcles to him, who told him the whole 19 . So the slave was pardoned and 20 , and the lion let loose to his native forest.

1.

[  ]

A.lay
B.lain
C.laid
D.lying

2.

[  ]

A.like
B.look
C.run
D.move

3.

[  ]

A.that
B.which
C.what
D.it

4.

[  ]

A.has got
B.got
C.had got
D.have got

5.

[  ]

A.made
B.did
C.pulled
D.put

6.

[  ]

A.looked
B.took
C.washed
D.cleaned

7.

[  ]

A.also
B.soon
C.then
D.just

8.

[  ]

A.as
B.like
C.with
D.about

9.

[  ]

A.cave
B.room
C.bed
D.cottage

10.

[  ]

A.bringing
B.bring
C.taking
D.take

11.

[  ]

A.And
B.But
C.So
D.Or

12.

[  ]

A.to throw
B.to have thrown
C.to be thrown
D.to put

13.

[  ]

A.so me
B.few
C.without
D.all

14.

[  ]

A.both
B.all
C.each
D.few

15.

[  ]

A.side
B.middle
C.back
D.among

16.

[  ]

A.from
B.into
C.inside
D.beside

17.

[  ]

A.knew
B.saw
C.found
D.recognized

18.

[  ]

A.exciting
B.frightened
C.moving
D.surprised

19.

[  ]

A.matter
B.story
C.affair
D.accident

20.

[  ]

A.killed
B.rich
C.happy
D.freed
答案:D;C;B;C;C;A;B;B;A;B;B;C;C;B;B;A;D;D;B;D
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  In the year 1818 the people of Missouri asked the Congress (国会) of the United States that Missouri be admitted as a state to the Union.

  This 1 a discussion in Congress .The Northern states did not want 2 extended to another state .The Southern states 3 the slaveholders who were already in Missouri .After long discussion a 4 was finally made .Congress agreed to admit Missouri as a slave state, 5 by the admission of Maine as a 6 state .As part of the 7 , no more slave states were to be admitted north of the southern border of Kansas, Calorade and Utah.

  Before a vote could be taken in the House, Representative Felix Walker, from Buncombe County, North Carolina, rose and asked for 8 to speak .Representative Walker gave a 9 speech .It had 10 to do with the question, and it seemed to have nothing to do with anything else.

  At first the other representatives were 11 But as the speech 12 , the tired audience kept crying for him to 13 .Walker paid no attention .He went on 14 until he had finished his speech and then, 15 with himself, sat down.

  Later Walker was asked why he had made a speech that had nothing to do with the discussion .Walker smiled .The 16 at home, he said, expected him to make a speech of some sort .Since it was expected, he had carefully 17 a speech .He was not speaking so much for 18 he was only talking for the people back home in Buncombe.

  The word “buncombe ” was 19 by the press .Frequently it was misspelled “bunkum”, and later shortened to “bunk” .It meant any kind of 20 talk, or any untrue statement.

1.

[  ]

A.got to
B.started
C.reduced
D.organized

2.

[  ]

A.wealth
B.progress
C.slavery
D.poverty

3.

[  ]

A.supported
B.oppressed
C.liberated
D.were against

4.

[  ]

A.way
B.decision
C.suggestion
D.conclusion

5.

[  ]

A.proved
B.balanced
C.treated
D.ruled

6.

[  ]

A.free
B.slave
C.proper
D.main

7.

[  ]

A.country
B.congress
C.discussion
D.agreement

8.

[  ]

A.the chairman
B.others
C.someone else
D.permission

9.

[  ]

A.long, boring
B.long, interesting
C.short, uninteresting
D.short, exciting

10.

[  ]

A.something
B.nothing
C.much
D.little

11.

[  ]

A.polite
B.tired
C.calm
D.impolite

12.

[  ]

A.was important
B.was interesting
C.finished
D.went on and on

13.

[  ]

A.continue
B.repeat
C.follow
D.stop

14.

[  ]

A.calmly
B.restlessly
C.excitedly
D.friendly

15.

[  ]

A.pleased
B.angry
C.strict
D.dissatisfied

16.

[  ]

A.crowds
B.union
C.folks
D.clubs

17.

[  ]

A.made
B.collected
C.prepared
D.chosen

18.

[  ]

A.all
B.himself
C.people
D.Congress

19.

[  ]

A.taken up
B.put away
C.looked up
D.got in

20.

[  ]

A.empty
B.careful
C.serious
D.harmful

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  The other day, I took it upon myself to write a letter to the editor of Star regarding the need for black history in Canadian schools.I thought that I was suggesting something   1   and constructive.Silly me!

  The very same day the letter was printed, I   2   a call from a man who was   3   that it was his duty as a(n)  4   man to tell me that my idea was extremely bad.

  Wait!That's not   5  .He also had to tell me that black   6   should not be taught in Canadian schools because“blacks have done nothing for this   7   except commit crimes.”

  Being black in Canada and being black as a   8   in Grenada are just like night and day.Before I came here, I was just a human being.Now I am an“African   9  ”.It seemed that I was put in my place when I stepped out of the   10  

  Lately I have been seeing the   11   of black men who have committed horrible crimes.I also   12   and read astonishing comments that blacks have a serious   13  .The proof, they say, is that more blacks than whites are in   14  .So we are told blacks have a problem.Yes, we do.What you say might be right.But not the one you think.

  If you believe blacks should be   15   for the actions of black criminals, then you must also hold the view that white ones are   16   of their actions.

  In fact, when a black criminal commits a crime, we are all   17  , but I am not answerable for the crimes of blacks.All blacks are not   18  .The only thing we have in   19   is our brown skin.And I,   20  , refuse to be put anywhere I don't wish to be.

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A.

useful

B.

cheerful

C.

interesting

D.

hopeful

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[  ]

A.

made

B.

arranged

C.

received

D.

replied to

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[  ]

A.

necessary

B.

convinced

C.

anxious

D.

unconfident

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A.

honest

B.

critical

C.

upright

D.

white

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[  ]

A.

true

B.

all

C.

right

D.

enough

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[  ]

A.

customs

B.

children

C.

culture

D.

history

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[  ]

A.

country

B.

world

C.

school

D.

generation

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[  ]

A.

slave

B.

guest

C.

settler

D.

traveler

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[  ]

A.

Canadian

B.

scholar

C.

criminal

D.

student

(10)

[  ]

A.

stage

B.

plane

C.

family

D.

position

(11)

[  ]

A.

movies

B.

images

C.

scenes

D.

plays

(12)

[  ]

A.

know

B.

make

C.

learn

D.

hear

(13)

[  ]

A.

problem

B.

mistake

C.

illness

D.

difficulty

(14)

[  ]

A.

hospital

B.

school

C.

prison

D.

power

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[  ]

A.

reliable

B.

responsible

C.

prepared

D.

bearable

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[  ]

A.

careful

B.

possible

C.

necessary

D.

guilty

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[  ]

A.

astonished

B.

affected

C.

regretted

D.

injured

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[  ]

A.

alike

B.

guilty

C.

mad

D.

ashamed

(19)

[  ]

A.

face

B.

mind

C.

opinion

D.

common

(20)

[  ]

A.

at one

B.

after one

C.

for one

D.

in one

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  Martin Luther King, the son of a minister in the church, was born in 1929 in the southeast of the United States. When he was a boy, he  1 making friends and disliked  2 in any form. At the age of fifteen, he  3 an entrance prize to a college in one of the  4 states, where black people have equal  5 and were free to live, study and work  6 they wished. But, at this  7 ,the southern states  8 their laws to continue the  9 of blacks and whites, though slavery was  10 early in 1865.

  In the southern states  11 were passed to forbid(禁止) whites to marry blacks. There  12 shops, restaurants. Hospitals, buses, trains and schools for blacks. Blacks were not  13 to vote(选举) in the southern states  14 they passed a reading test.

  King thought it was  15 and necessary for blacks to win  16 civil(国内的) rights by  17 revolution, not by fighting and killing. He  18 the government so set blacks free and give them  19 .

  In 1964, he got the Nobel Prize for  20 and gave the whole of the $ 54,600 prize to the  21 movement. In the same year a new Civil Rights Act was passed to  22 blacks equally. In 1965 a new Voting Rights Bill became law.  23 , all blacks had the rights to vote.

  King was  24 on April 4th, 1968, because he made many  25 in the black liberation movement. He was considered as an important leader in the black liberation movement.

1

[  ]

A.started   B.hated   C.continued   D.liked

2

[  ]

A.speaking   B.playing   C.fighting   D.working

3

[  ]

A.brought   B.won   C.caught   D.stole

4

[  ]

A.free   B.other   C.southern   D.northern

5

[  ]

A.life   B.conditions   C.rights   D.education

6

[  ]

A.as   B.so   C.when   D.as

7

[  ]

A.college   B.time   C.end   D.beginning

8

[  ]

A.planned   B.broke   C.passed   D.improved

9

[  ]

A.relations   B.separation   C.fights   D.opinions

10

[  ]

A.on   B.over   C.refused   D.ended

11

[  ]

A.rules   B.orders   C.laws   D.suggestions

12

[  ]

A.separated   B.newly-built   C.special   D.cheap

13

[  ]

A.allowed   B.asked   C.hoped   D.invited

14

[  ]

A.so that   B.because   C.if   D.unless

15

[  ]

A.valuable   B.right   C.possible   D.useful

16

[  ]

A.a few   B.equal   C.a great many   D.simple

17

[  ]

A.hard   B.peaceful   C.fighting   D.public

18

[  ]

A.forced   B.ordered   C.agreed   D.organized

19

[  ]

A.truth   B.everything   C.rights   D.food

20

[  ]

A.Physics   B.Politics   C.Science   D.Peace

21

[  ]

A.slave   B.peace   C.progress   D.freedom

22

[  ]

A.receive   B.help   C.treat   D.educate

23

[  ]

A.Also   B.However   C.Once   D.From then on

24

[  ]

A.murdered   B.destroyed   C.forbidden   D.finished

25

[  ]

A.decisions   B.changes   C.plans   D.enemies

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  Joan of Arc died trying to drive the English from her country.She gave   1  the safety of her life as a farm girl to follow an ideal.In modern times John Brown also followed   2   ideal when he led his attack on Harper's Ferry.John Brown believed in God.When he was young, he   3   taken a young run-away slave into his home.He hated   4   and felt it was against God's will.During the battle over Kansas, Brown and his sons fought   5  .In 1859 he came to the East to fight   6   slavery.With him, in a farmhouse outside the town of Harper's Ferry, Virginia, were twenty-one followers, five of them black men.Harper's Ferry lay   7   the Shenandoah and the Potomac Rivers.It was on the border of Pennsylvania, a   8   state.Brown felt that the   9   he would free would easily go to the“free”land.Behind Harper's Ferry lay hilly country, where Brown and his men could hide out if the attack   10  

  As Brown and his men made their way forward, he told them, “Word will soon   11   throughout the countryside.Slaves will take up hatches, guns and knives.They   12   join us.”But Brown didn't succeed.His men   13   take over(占领)the Rifle House and the Engine House.And Brown took a number of hostages(人质)as the   14   spread.But word of the attack reached the Charles Town militia(民兵),who surrounded Brown the next day.The militia   15   fighting when Brown   16   a man with an offer of stopping fighting and he was shot down.The next day Colonel Robert E.Lee and a group of US soldiers drew up before the Engine House.During the entire time of the attack, no slave had   17   Brown.Brown asked to be allowed to escape with his   18  .Lee   19  .Very soon it was all over.Most of Brown's men were   20  .Two soldiers were killed.Brown was badly wounded.Thirty-seven days later, he was hanged.

(1)

[  ]

A.

up

B.

out

C.

in

D.

away

(2)

[  ]

A.

the

B.

a

C.

an

D.

this

(3)

[  ]

A.

was

B.

is

C.

had

D.

has

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[  ]

A.

God

B.

slavery

C.

the ideal

D.

the farm girl

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[  ]

A.

brave

B.

strong

C.

hard

D.

hardly

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[  ]

A.

with

B.

without

C.

together

D.

against

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[  ]

A.

among

B.

in

C.

between

D.

from

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[  ]

A.

big

B.

cold

C.

new

D.

free

(9)

[  ]

A.

followers

B.

slaves

C.

soldiers

D.

sons

(10)

[  ]

A.

failed

B.

succeeded

C.

missed

D.

finished

(11)

[  ]

A.

pass

B.

spread

C.

come

D.

go

(12)

[  ]

A.

must

B.

can

C.

will

D.

shall

(13)

[  ]

A.

managed

B.

succeeded

C.

had to

D.

did

(14)

[  ]

A.

fighting

B.

fight

C.

war

D.

news

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[  ]

A.

kept

B.

stopped

C.

gave up

D.

enjoyed

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[  ]

A.

asked

B.

sent

C.

ordered

D.

suggested

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[  ]

A.

said

B.

joined

C.

seen

D.

noticed

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[  ]

A.

soldiers

B.

men

C.

slaves

D.

sons

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[  ]

A.

agreed

B.

refused

C.

accepted

D.

promised

(20)

[  ]

A.

black

B.

still fighting

C.

dead

D.

lying

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  Bob King, a Grade 12 pupil who was deserted(遗弃)at the age of 13, has become an inspiration(激励)to his   1  , teachers and the society where he lives.Every day   2   school and on weekends, while his classmates are having   3  , he works as a gardener to   4   his school fees(学费), and to buy food and clothes.

  “  5   is my last only,”he says.“I know that   6   I get a good education, I'll continue to live like a   7   kid for the rest of my life.”

  Bob's being   8   into poverty(being poor)and hardship(苦难)started in 1994 when his father   9   tuberculosis(肺结核).Then, he was sent to   10   his mother's relatives in a nearby village and a few months later, he received a message that his mother was   11  .When he went back home to   12   his mother's funeral(葬礼), he learned that she was   13   not dead, but had gone to Mozambique with a boyfriend.For nine years, the young boy   14   from one village to another, living with   15   who often treated(对待)him like a slave(奴隶).But he   16   gave up school.

  Last year, a teacher gave him a small piece of   17   in the township where he built his own small house.

  “He is a(n)  18   to all of us,”said school master Richard Ball.“In contrast to(相比之下)what he had gone   19  , many young people of his age would have given up hope or   20   to crime(犯罪).”

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A.

parents

B.

brothers

C.

schoolmates

D.

sisters

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[  ]

A.

after

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before

C.

at

D.

during

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[  ]

A.

problem

B.

trouble

C.

interest

D.

fun

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[  ]

A.

collect

B.

pay

C.

increase

D.

make

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[  ]

A.

Work

B.

Life

C.

Education

D.

Wealth

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A.

unless

B.

if

C.

once

D.

when

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[  ]

A.

school

B.

street

C.

shop

D.

factory

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[  ]

A.

up

B.

away

C.

down

D.

out

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[  ]

A.

suffered from

B.

caught up

C.

tired of

D.

died of

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[  ]

A.

care for

B.

depend on

C.

turn to

D.

live with

(11)

[  ]

A.

dead

B.

living

C.

alive

D.

healthy

(12)

[  ]

A.

visit

B.

watch

C.

join

D.

attend

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[  ]

A.

really

B.

actually

C.

strangely

D.

clearly

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[  ]

A.

moved

B.

wondered

C.

learned

D.

searched

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[  ]

A.

students

B.

friends

C.

strangers

D.

relatives

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A.

always

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never

C.

often

D.

sometimes

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[  ]

A.

bread

B.

land

C.

paper

D.

news

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[  ]

A.

shame

B.

honor

C.

inspiration

D.

surprise

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[  ]

A.

through

B.

across

C.

into

D.

for

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[  ]

A.

took

B.

turned

C.

came

D.

got

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