---I'd like to buy this book.dad．---Sorry.my darling.but the book is adults only．( )A．meaning forB．intended forC．meant toD．given to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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15．---I'd like to buy this book，dad．
---Sorry，my darling，but the book is _____ adults only．（　　）

A．

meaning for

B．

intended for

C．

meant to

D．

given to

分析 --我想买这本书，爸爸．
--抱歉，亲爱的，但是这本书少儿不宜．

解答答案是B．
本题考查动词短语辨析．mean vt．打算；意图；intend 打算；意图；be meant/intended for专为…备；be meant/intended to do打算做…；根据句意和搭配，这本书"专为成年人准备"，所以答案选择B项．

点评本题考查动词短语辨析，考生在平时的学习中应注意积累相应的动词短语，牢记其意思．在做题时，将词义和题干相结合，从语法、句子结构尤其是句意上去判断，句意通顺，符合逻辑，即正确答案．

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6．Cambridge University Botanic Garden
We run a lively programme of family events，life-long learning courses and much more throughout the year．
Improve your Digital Photography
This  course led by award-winning photographer，Pete Murray，will show you how to take control of your camera．Using a proven"step by step approach"you will gain confidence in using your camera．
Date：29/09
Time：10am-4pm
Price：￡60
Event Category：Garden Photography
‘Handbag'Baskets
New to the Botanic Garden，this course will give you the opportunity to make your very own beautiful‘handbag basket'from a design that local basketry maker，Debbie Hall，developed herself．They have proved very popular since she started teaching the technique．
Date：07/10
Time：10am-4：30pm
Price：￡120
Event Category：Weaving &Basketry
Trees and Shrubs（灌木） for Autumn Color
Join Mark Crouch，a specialist in the care of trees，for this course on choosing trees and shrubs to create beautiful autumn displays for your garden．The day will include a talk in our classroom and a tour of the Botanic Garden to look at autumn color and interest across our tree and shrub collection．
Date：17/10
Time：10am-4pm
Price：￡50
Event Category：Gardens and Plants
Introduction to Botanical Subjects in Colored Pencil
If you are interested in beginning to use colored pencils to draw botanical subjects，then this is the course for you．Janie Pirie is one of the country's leading pencil artists and on this one-day course she will show you the basic techniques used when working with colored pencils．
Date：16/10
Time：10am-4pm
Price：￡40
Event Category：Botanical Art
21．How much would you pay if you wanted to learn to take better pictures？C
A．￡40
B．￡50
C．￡60
D．￡120
22．Who is good at making baskets？B
A．Janie Pirie
B．Debbie Hall
C．Pete Murray
D．Mark Crouch
23．The course that provides an opportunity to tour the garden is held onD．
A．September 29th
B．October 7th
C．October 16th
D．October 17th．

3．There was some trouble in space over the weekend．On Thursday May 9，flakes of frozen ammonia（氨） were seen drifting form the International Space Station（ISS）．The team on board immediately prepared for a spacewalk to look into the issue．Two days later，on Saturday，two astronauts stepped outside the ISS to investigate（调查） the leak．The chief suspect was an old ammonia pump．
Thomas Marshburn and Christopher Cassidy conducted the search，but did not discover any visible damage．"All the pipes look shiny clean，"Cassidy reported as he used a mirror to peer into the tight，deep openings．Even so，the astronauts removed the old pump and replaced it with a new one．
Ammonia is used on the ISS to cool the spacecraft's electronic equipment．NASA said this leak did not pose a safety threat to the six space station residents（常驻居民）．But problems with the cooling system could threaten experiments and equipment．
It is still not clear why exactly the leak erupted（喷发）．NASA speculates（推测） that a
microscopic piece of space matter struck the space station，leaving a tiny crack in the ammonia pump．Another possibility is that there was simply a leaky seal in the pipe．Either way，"there's nothing to lose by putting in a fresh pump and pressing ahead with additional detective work，"said Mission Control．
The ISS was launched into orbit in 1998．Since 2000，a crew of astronauts and scientists has continuously occupied it．While in orbit，the international team of astronauts could perform scientific research and data about conditions in the Milky Way and beyond．Many of their experiments focus on human's ability to live and work in space over long periods of time．
NASA astronauts Tom Marshburn and Chris Cassidy completed the May 11spacewalk in 5hours and 30minutes．While these astronauts have performed some amazing tasks，NASA has never before staged a spacewalk so quickly．Marshburn has been on the space station since December，and Cassidy is a new arrival to the ISS．While the leaky pump mystery continues to puzzle the ISS team，they hope further investigations will provide answers．"This type of event is what the years of training were for，"space station commander Chris Hadfield said on Friday．

32．From Paragraph 2we learn thatC．
A．it is impossible to peer into deep openings
B．it is very difficult to replace a pump
C．it was not easy to find the damage
D．some pipes have become too old
33．What is the main use for ammonia on the ISS？D
A．To prevent astronauts on the ISS from feeling too hot．
B．To prevent pumps on the ISS from getting old quickly．
C．To help astronauts stay safe when there is damage to the space station．
D．To prevent the spacecraft's electronic equipment from becoming too hot．
34．It is implied in Paragraph 4that Mission ControlA．
A．thinks changing the pump is necessary
B．wants to keep the cause of the problem secret
C．is sure that the space station has been struck
D．no longer wants to find out the cause of the problem
35．What does the last paragraph suggest about the recent spacewalk？C
A．It took too much time．
B．It was really dangerous．
C．It was quite satisfactory．
D．It wasn't amazing enough．

10．Firefighters are trained professionals who save lives and property．They go into（33）burning（burn） buildings．They rescue people who are blocked，scared，or hurt．They save people（34）trapped（trap） in car wrecks and cave-ins．Some are also trained to help keep people alive on the way to a hospital．
What kind of person becomes a firefighter？It is important and necessary for the person to be strong and healthy enough（35）to lift（lift） heavy loads，climb ladders，and crawl through smoke．Besides，he or she should have a sharp mind and calm nerves．
Who can be a firefighter？Each city or town set（36）its own standards．But（37）whoever wants to be a firefighter has to finish high school．Then（38）comes（come） special training．EMT（Emergency Medical Technicians） classes teach first-aid skills．College classes might include science，math and building construction．These classes（39）are required（require） to earn a fire science certificate．Then there are written or oral test．If they are passed，there is an agility test，which shows strength and endurance．（40）Even ifa person is hired，training won't stop．
Section B Directions：Complete the following passage by using the words in the box．Each word can only be used once．Note that there is one word more than you need．

20．I visited my aunt in the countryside near the city last week．I was （61）surprised （surprise） to see great changes had taken place in （62）the countryside．Take my aunt's family （63）for example．They supply precious （64）trees （tree） and flowers to the stores in the city and have ten workers working for （65）them （they）．
Their family's income （66）reached （reach） as much as 100，000yuan last year．Not only （67）do they have a house，a car and computers，they can also afford a trip abroad every year．When （68）asked （ask） what else they needed most，they said that they wanted to learn a little English so that they could do business with foreigners （69）directly （direct）．To their delight，my cousin can use （70）what he has learnt from university to help them with overseas trade．

7．Remember to write down your name on the paper．
_______________．（　　）

	A．	Never mind		B．	With pleasure
	C．	That's all right		D．	Sure，I will

4．In considering people for jobs，we give preferenceto those with some experience．（偏爱）

5．Two UK teachers，Richard Sears and Nick Gough，have overtaken the record for the longest journey made in a tuk-tuk （a three-wheeled vehicle）．
They have travelled 37，500 kilometres and passed through 37 countries．They p assed the record for a tuk-tuk journey of 37，410 km，set by Germans Susi Bemsel and Daniel Snaider in 2005，while crossing Northern Peru．
The pair，who left London in August，have travelled across deserts and forests．They have also survived close encounters （相遇） with elephants in Uganda and Botswana and an accident in Malaysia．
"Although there have been many testing times，we are happy to have experienced such wonderful places and to have met some truly great people，"Nick said．
Talking about their motivation （动机），Richard said，"The world's leaders have made a promise to achieve primary education worldwide by 2015，but over 57 million primary-aged children are now still out of school．Many more are in school，though they still cannot get better learning opportunities．"
To raise awareness （意识） of education projects in parts of the world where many kids have no chance to go to school，the pair planned this journey．They have been visiting schools along the route to get to know their needs and invite sponsors（发起者） through their charity Tuk Tuk Travels．
Their choice of transport was designed to take advantage of its slow-paced，open and friendly nature to unlock different cultures and learn about and from t heir values and struggles （挣扎）．The vehicle itself is eye-catching．
When their tuk-tuk broke down，not for the first time and just 70 kilometres short of the world record mark，the pair had to push the 800-kilogram vehicle for three days to make up the distance．
Having had their tuk-tuk fixed in Chepén，Peru，Richard and Nick are now back on the road．On reaching Chile，they will become the first people to drive a tuk-tuk around the world．
32．The underlined word"overtaken"in Paragraph 1 can be replaced byA．
A．beaten
B．equaled（等于）
C．checked
D．forgotten
33．Which of the following can describe Richard and Nick's journey？D
A．Long but safe．
B．Painful and boring．
C．Comfortable and pleasant．
D．Dangerous but meaningful．
34．The main purpose of Richard and Nick's tuk-tuk tour is toD．
A．raise money to buy more tuk-tuks for poor people
B．test the tuk-tuk's slow-paced，open and friendly nature
C．become the first people to drive a tuk-tuk around the world
D．tell more people about the importance of education and help them
35．The text is most probablyD．
A．a travel guide
B．a personal diary
C．an advertisement
D．a newspaper report．

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