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1. It was only after careful consideration (put) .

他经过深思熟虑之后，才提出了自己的看法。

1. that he put forward his views

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( ) 2. Do not be afraid to ask for of something that has been said during the interview

if you want to be sure what was implied,but do be polite.

A. clarification B. classification C. identification D. presentation

22. Schools also need to provide lots of different arenas of competition someplace where she enjoys competing.(find)

学校还应提供许多不同领域的竟争机会，这样每个女孩都能从自己喜欢的竟争中得到乐趣。

After the war,the Japanese chief of intelligence, Lt. General Seizo Arisue, admitted that his forces were never able to break the code used by the US Marine Corps(海军陆战队) .Be?cause the Navajo code talkers were the secret code of the Marines, they were often heavily guarded.

The use of the Navajo Code was so successful that some code talkers were guarded by fel?low Marines, whose role was to kill them in case of possible capture by the enemy.

In 1942 ，when the original 29 code talkers developed their "secret weapon" ，there were a-bout 50,000 members of the Navajo nation. By the end of the war, 540 men had served as Ma?rines. At least 400 of those were trained as code talkers.

For decades following the war,the Navajos' contribution went unrecognized due to national security issues. It wasn't until 1968 that anyone outside the military knew about the code. The code talkers were even forbidden to tell their families about it. But in July of 2001 ，the President and Congress of the United States honored the 29 code creators. Only five were still alive. The remarks of President Bush expressed the late thankfulness of a nation whose victory in the Pacific may not have been possible without the Navajos. When the President spoke, he addressed the men whose grandfathers had made the "Long Walk" to their new home 78 years before the code talkers became Marines.

In 2002 the code talkers were honored with a movie that pictured their brave behavior：Windtalkers. For the first time,people everywhere learned their story.

( ) 5. The purpose of the text is to .

A.introduce America's Navajo nation

B.recommend the movie Windtalkers

C.tell readers about the Navajo Code

D.recall America's victory in the Pacific

( ) 6. To a guard of a code talker, the most important is .

A.keeping the code talker alive

B.ensuring the safety of the code

C.preventing the code talker escaping

D.staying with the code talker all the time

( ) 7. We can learn from the passage that during the war .

A.most of the Navajos were killed

B.many code talkers were captured by Japanese soldiers

C.about one percent of the Navajos served as Marines

D.the Navajos made the " Long Walk" to fight against the Japanese

( ) 8. How long was the story of the code talkers known by people everywhere since it was created?

A. After 26 years. B. After 29 years.

C. After 49 years. D. After 60 years.

6. We ，nor can we let them do whatever they like. (strict)

对青年既不能约束过严，又不能一切任其自流。

Mystery, the word excites our curiosity. Mystery novels sell thousands of copies each year and many readers count Agatha Christie among their favorite authors.

Christie was born in September of 1890 in England. When she was growing up，her mother often told her stories. Christie loved these stories that took her into a world of fantasy. Christie's mother also encouraged her to write from a young age.

At 16, Christie went to a school in Paris to study piano and singing. She learned to play the piano very well. But she never made music a career because of stage fright(怯场) .At 22，she fell in love with Archie Christie. They got married in 1914 at the beginning of World War I.

During the war,Christie wrote her first detective story;The Mysterious Affair at Styles. She chose the crime，and then invented a detective named Hercule Poirot to solve it. She sent the book to a publisher, but it was rejected.

After the war ended, Christie sent her book to more publishers and finally in 1920，one published it. She earned just $25 for it. Over the next few years，Christie wrote more books and short stories，gaining experience as a writer. In spite of her literary success，life was not go?ing well at home. In 1928 ，Archie and Agatha got a divorce. A short time later, while traveling in Baghdad, she met Max Mallowan, a young archaeologist. After getting married in 1930, they began to spend time each year in the Middle East,which provided settings for some of Christie's novels. She often wrote about what she saw and experienced.

Christie continued writing her entire life. When she died in January 1976, readers around the world mourned her death. But her tales of mystery continue to be loved by new generations of readers. Her books have sold an estimated 2 billion copies！After all,who can resist a good mystery?

( ) 5. As a whole, this passage .

A. explains how Agatha Christie became a writer

B. thinks well of Agatha Christie's novels

C. was a mini-biography of Agatha Christie

D. was a review on Agatha Christie's novels

( ) 6. According to the passage, Christie's mother .

A. gave her a lot of writing inspiration

B. was very strict with her

C. received a good education

D. wrote many fairy tales

( ) 7. Which of the following shows the right order of what Agatha Christie experienced?

①Christie had her first detective novel published.

②Christie finished The Mysterious Affair at Styles.

③Christie performed well in music study.

④Christie's marriage with Archie ended in divorce.

⑤Christie began her novels set in the Middle East.

A.③②④①⑤ B.③②①④⑤ C.②①③⑤④ D.③①②⑤④

( ) 8. In the writer's opinion, what makes Christie's novels attractive is that .

A. Christie based her novels on her real life

B. Christie is a mystery author

C. her novels have enough exciting surprises

D. her novels are full of murders

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B.http://www.cityinn.com

C.http: //www.bluechipvacation.com

D.http: //www.cornishcottagesonline.com

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A.offers a smaller discount

B.has a lower price

C.offers the discounts earlier

D.is more attractive to travelers

( ) 8. What do the discount attractions have in common, according to the passage?

A.They are very popular with travelers.

B.They offer free services for children.

C.They lie in Britain.

D.They are available in December.

3.The best way to deal with someone who is drinking too much is .(treat)

处理酗酒的人最好的办法是把他当病人对待。

6. whether un-， in- or dis- is used with a particular word and the cor- rect form must be noted and learned. (predict)

一个^的前缀究竟是用im-，in-还是dis-是不可能预知的，只好留心逐-记住。

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