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() 24. I was surprised to see Joe at the park. I didn't expect him there.

A. meet B. to meet C. meeting D. to meeting

24.B

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4. 今天早上戴尔(Dale) 打篮球伤了左腿。(hurt)

Ⅵ. 完形填空(每小题1分，共,10分)

先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然替从A、B、C、D 项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

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It is eight clock on a Saturday morning. The doors of the animal hospital are 36 . A little girl called Emily 37 a small black dog and runs into Dr. Williams’s office.

“38 Toby. Please!Dr. Williams!” cries Emily. “He ran into the street and Was hit by a car." The dog is shaking. There i? a lot of blood.

Dr. Williams gets up 39 the desk. “Here,let me take Toby from you,” Dr. Williams tells Emily. “I will take him in the back for 40 and see what I will need to do for him."

The X-rays 41 that Toby's front leg has been broken in three places. He is also bleeding (流血) inside.

Dr. Williams gets to work. He knows he must stop the bleeding 42 The work takes just less than two hours. Dr. Williamsykes damage (处理伤口) to Toby’ s 43 . He stops the bleeding inside his body too.

“I think this little dog is going to make it,” Dr. Williams says. “44 will see in a few weeks how well he will 45 again."

() 36. A. cheap B. expensive C. open D. closed

() 37. A. sees B. hits C. loses D. carries

() 38. A. Ask B. Save C. Sell D. Choose

() 39. A. in B. under C. through D. from

() 40. A. X-rays B. bandages C. medicines D. temperatures

() 41. A. wonder B. speak C. write D. show

() 42. A. probably B. hardly C. quickly D. loudly

() 43. A. neck B. leg C. knee D. stomach

() 44. A. We B. They C. He D. It

() 45. A. know B. walk C. win D. laugh

When I was a child,everyone I knew celebrated festivals in the same way: in the family home with all kinds of sweets and delicious vegetables made according to recipes guarded by a grandmother.Days,often weeks,were spent in cutting,chopping,boiling,frying and storing them to be shared with every neighbor and relative within reach.

My childhood was spent in Nainital,then a small,sleepy town high up in the Himalayan foothills and we lived actually on top of a hill. So I wonder,who makes those sweets and vegetables now?

I now package these memories as popular bedtime stories to tell my wide-eyed grandchildren. And they are bestsellers: I just finish one,and then they beg another. Since my grandchildren live abroad,additional information has to be provided to serve as cultural footnotes.

As I recycle my memories,I realize that what has also disappeared with the day-long kitchen work is the special flavor (XP?) of slow-cooked food. In the early 1960s,our food was often cooked overnight to be ready for the morning meal. This was also the secret of the melt-in-the-mouth Awadhi dum-pukht food cooked overnight.

If you tiy overnight cooking in a modem kitchen,thea/arw (火警的警铃) will frighten your neighbors out of their beds at night. I tried making pamí/?íiy (印度煎饼) for my granddaughter in a Los Angeles kitchen at night. Just as she was waiting for her next one,the fire alarm sounded so hard.

Somehow,our warmest memories are always those that are related to food. I have never forgotten the taste of my grandmother's wonderful dal(木豆) . Even today,when I am unable to sleep at night,I think of the taste of that delicious dal.

1. In the author* s hometown,sharing food .

A. was very rare

B. was a waste of time

C. was a festival custom

D. was ? children's game

2. The author's grandchildren think her childhood stories are.

A. boring B. interesting

C. frightening D. acceptable

3. The food in the author's childhood had a special flavor partly because

A. it used special vegetables

B. it was made in the kitchen

C. it was guarded by her mother

D. it was cooked for a long time

4. What happened while the author was making parathas for her granddaughter?

A. Her kitchen caught fire.

B. She troubled her neighbors,

C. Her neighbors offered to help.

D. Her granddaughter set off the alarm.

2. —Does your sister have a nosebleed?(补全否定答语)

—No, .

3. Take these new (knife) to your brother,Lisa.

() 29. Put that knife down — youk might someone with it.

A. hurt B. press C. catch D. cover

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People often talk about jobs. But when I tell others what I do for a living,they can hardly believe this job exiyis (存在) . But I'm not joking. I spend my days at work eating chocolate!I taste chocolate to make sure that people can get excellent chocolate from our factory.

Every week I receive chocolate from our factory. I have to check (经验) it for taste and smell.I also have to taste raw maienals (原材料) we usually use. I spend days choosing the most suitable (合适的) ones to go into the chocolate.

Just beside my office I have a kitchen. I test and taste chocolate I make there. My kitchen is full of machines. It's wonderful to work there during the day.

No two days are the same in this job. Sometimes I am in the kitchen. Sometimes I’m out of the country buying the raw materials we need and because I have a young family,that can be difficult. But I love this job. I like to live a different life every day. The question is that many people ask me whether I get bored of chocolate,I’ve never felt I didn't want to eat it. In fact,I’11 often go home and eat some more in the morning!

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

() 1. When the writer tells people about his job,they .

A. think he is joking

B. believe it must be very easy

C. tell him some ways of improving it

D. wonder why he chose this kind of work

() 2. Which of the following does the writer do in his work?

① selling chocolate machines

② testing and tasting chocolate

③ buying chocolate of different tastes

④choosing raw materials of chocolate

A. ①③ B. ①④ C. ③④ D. ②④.

() 3. The underlined word “that” in Paragraph 4 refers to .

A. eating too much chocolate

B. going to a different country

C. living a different life every day

D. working a long time in the kitchen

() 4. What does the writer think of his job?

A. Boring. B. Enjoyable C. Tiring. D. Relaxing.

() 5. The passage is mainly about.

A. what the writer's job is like

B. when the writer begins his job

C. why the writer lov?s chocolate

D. how the writer makes chocolate

() 22. —Jenny lives alone in Shanghai. She must be.

—Why .doesn’t she move to Beijing with her family?

A. tired B. blind C. lonely D. sick

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