catch the first bus.he got up very early this morning．( )A．In order toB．In order thatC．So as toD．So that 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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4． catch the first bus，he got up very early this morning．（　　）

A．

In order to

B．

In order that

C．

So as to

D．

So that

分析为了赶早班车，他今天非常早就起床了．

解答答案是A．本题考查动词不定式短语表示目的；不定式短语in order to 和so as to 表示目的，so as to不能放在句首；所以C 项错误； so that和in order that后接目的状语从句，故排除B和D；答案选A．

点评首先判断选项中的动词在句中是以谓语还是非谓语形式出现；然后根据选项在句中的功能结合非谓语的基本用法做出合理的判断．要积累常见非谓语动词的搭配和句型．

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15．目前在中国学习英语的人数正在迅速增长．
Todaythenumberofpeople learning English in Chinais increasing rapidly．

12．如果你把要花在维修上的钱考虑进去，这房子就有点贵了．
If you takeinto consideration the money you'll spend onrepairs，this house is a little bit expensive．

19．Most parents love the Internet and want their kids to use it．But a new survey in America finds almost as many also fear the online world-especially social networking sites such as MySpace-and worry their kids will get in trouble with people they meet．
"The parents see the web's incredible potential，and they know their kids have to be there，"says James Steyer，CEO of Common Sense Media，which released results from a survey that looked into parental attitudes toward the Internet．"It's also what they are scared of most．"
Meeting bad people online
The study was conducted online May 5-10 by Insight Research Group．It says 80% of parents are concerned about kids meeting bad people online．
That's because young people who largely have grown up with the Net think of it as a social outlet，say the researchers．To young people，the benefits of giving out some personal information to reach out to friends outweigh the risks．And，the study shows they are so comfortable with the medium that 78% have a personal website or blog．
The most valuable education tool
Parents also recognize the importance of the Internet．The survey shows 91% think the Net helps their children explore their passions，and 77% think the Internet is one of the most valuable education tools teens have．But 88% think it's important to know what their kids are doing online．
"Findings suggest both parents and teens need more education about using online media，"Steyer says．
Internet safety has become an increasing concern for parents in America．Organizations like the Non-profit Common Sense have been trying to reach and help parents pay attention to the problem．
60．Which of the following has the closest meaning with the underlined word"outweigh"？A
A．Be more important than．
B．Be better than．
C．Be heavier than．
D．Be lighter than．
61．As for the Internet use，a majority of parents thinks it important toB．
A．make as many friends as possible
B．know what their children are doing on it
C．hide your personal information
D．have a personal website
62．What's the parents'attitude towards the use of the Internet？C
A．Positive．
B．Negative．
C．Contradictory．
D．Indifferent．
63．We can learn from the passage thatA．
A．most parents are worried about the web's incredible potential
B.91% of parents think the Internet is one of the most valuable education tools for teens
C．only teens need more education about the use of the Internet
D.78% of parents have a personal website or blog．

9．-The water was left running all night long．
-Yes．It seemed that John ___________．He was the last one to leave the lab．（　　）

	A．	was to be blamed		B．	was to blame
	C．	had been blamed		D．	should be blamed

16．Sandstorms hit northwest China's Gansu Province and north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region（内蒙古自治区）on the first day of the new century．According to Sun Landong，a meteorologist （气象学家）with the Lanzhou Meteorology Observatory，visibility（能见度） was less than 100meters in Minqin，a Gansu county near Inner Mongolia，because of sand．When visibility drops to less than 1kilometer，it is called a sandstorm．The sandstorm in Minqin blew up dust in neighboring towns，such as Baiyin，Wuwei，Jinchang and Lanzhou，the capital city of Gansu Province．Dustladen winds also swept into Beijing．Brought by northwesterly blowing at more than 20meters per second，dust first reached the capital's suburbs at 7a．m．，downtown areas at 9a．m..The winds，which died down during the night，brought the temperature down to as low as 8°C below zero and many flights put off their planned time from the city's airport．
It is quite rare for sandstorms，which are frequent between March and June，to happen in winter，when the earth is frozen．The sandstorms in Gansu and Inner Mongolia do not necessarily mean there will be more of them in the spring than last year，when they were serious，but Beijing is taking it very seriously．It is reported that Beijing will spend 6billion yuan（725million dollars）in preventing sandstorms in the capital and has already set up a special team to make sure what causes them．
44．What is the main idea of the passage？B
A．Sandstorms took place in Gansu．
B．Sandstorms happened on the first day of the new century．
C．Sandstorms are very serious，compared with last year．
D．The experts are trying their best to determine the causes of the sandstorms formed this year．
45．Why did sandstorms begin in the winter this year？D
A．Because there was little snow this winter．
B．Because a lot of trees have been cut down．
C．Because people took few measures to control them．
D．It is not mentioned in the passage．
46．Which of the following does NOT belong to the bad effect the sandstorms have done in Beijing？D
A．The temperature fell．B．Flights put off their time to take off．
C．The air was dirty．D．People had three days off．
47．The author wrote the passage toC．
A．tell us the environment is becoming worse and worse
B．explain what measures people have taken to control sandstorms
C．make people realize the need to protect the environment
D．call on us to do what we can to save the earth．

13．The United Nations Children's Fund（UNICEF） is appealing to international donors to help provide education money for Syrian school children．Safe places to learn，teachers and supplies are all lacking，and almost two million young Syrian students have dropped out of school．
UNICEF says about 40percent of students in grades one to nine across the nation no longer attend for more classes．UNICEF spokeswoman Marixie Mercado says about half those are now refugees in Lebanon，Jordan，Iraq and Turkey．
"Thirty months into the conflict，children are becoming increasingly afraid，angry and frustrated．The risk of a lost generation becomes more acute with each day that they are out of school．"
In the northern city of Aleppo，for example，only 6percent of children of school-age are in classrooms，but the school year there and in other locations begins as planned on September 15．
Talk of military strike by the United States has caused uncertainty about starting classes，but schools opened after a strike appeared less likely．Still many children who once walked to school are now taken there by their parents，and other families have simply left the country．Lebanon now is trying to help about 550，000school-age Syrian refugee children．
UNICEF says the Lebanese public education system can take care of 300，000Lebanese children．UNICEF is establishing schools for refugee children in buses．
In Jordan，UNICEF says about two-thirds of 150，000Syrian school-age children are not in school．One main refugee camp has 30，000Syrian children，fewer than half are in school．
In Iraq，UNICEF says nine out of 10Syrian refugee children are out of school．
Inside Syria，Miss Mercado says the educational system has been torn apart．But UNICEF and Syrian government say about 3，000schools have been damaged or destroyed．In addition，more than 900schools that are still standing are being used as shelter for displaced families．
"The fact that there are still children going to school in this context is quite incredible．"Miss Mercado says the agency is operating programs for children to learn at home．The UNICEF spokeswoman praises what she believes is the huge importance that Syrian parents place on education．UNICEF has asked for 161millionfrominternationaldonorsforeducation．Buttheagencysaysithasreceivedonly51million．
51．How many Syrian school age children are in Lebanon，Jordan，Iraq and Turkey？B
A．About two million B．About one million C．about 550，000 D．about 150，000
52．Miss Mercado says"The risk of a lost generation becomes more acute with each day"because she thinksD．
A．it's becoming more and more serious for Syria to lose a generation well educated
B．the generation out of school may destroy the country．
C．the number of the children being out of school is becoming more and more
D．the damage to the children is more and more serious because they can't go to school
53．Which of the following statements is true about Syria schools？D
A．It's likely for schools to open after a strike by the United States．
B．All other schools can still begin classes except the 3000damaged or destroyed．
C．Some schools ask for parents to send their children to school．
D．Some schools being used as shelter for displaced families．
54．The United Nations Children'Fund is doing the following thing for Syrian children except thatB．
A．it's appealing people all over the world to donate to help provide education money for the children．
B．it is building some schools in Syria for the children．
C．it is operating programs for children to learn at home
D．it praises that Syrian parents place huge importance on education．

14．We will keep youinformed （inform） what will happen here．

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