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I climbed the stairs slowly , carrying a big suitcase , my father following with two more . By the time I got to the third floor , I was__26  and at the same time feeling lonely . Worse still , Dad__27  a step and fell , sending my new suitcases __28 down the stairs . “Damn !"he screamed , his face turning red . I knew __29 was ahead . Whenever Dad's face turns red , __30 !
How could I ever __31him to finish unloading the car__32 screaming at me and making a scene in front of the other girls , girls I would have to spend the__33 of the year with? Doors were opening and faces peering out(探出),as Dad walked__34 close behind . I felt it in my bones that my college life was getting off to a(n) __35start.
“__36the room quickly ,"I thought . “Get him into a chair and calm down ."
But__37 , would there be a chair in Room 316? Or would it be a(n) _38room? __39 I turned the key in the lock and__40 the door open , with Dad__41 complaining(抱怨)about a hurting knee or something . I put my head in , expecting the__42 . But to my __43, the room wasn't empty at all ! It had furniture , curtains , a TV , and even paintings on the walls.
And there on a well?made bed sat Amy,my new __44,dressed neatly.Greeting me with a nod , she said in a soft voice , “Hi , you must be Cori . Then , she__45 the music and looked over at__46.“And of course , you're Mr Faber ,"she said, __47 .“Would you like a glass of iced tea?" ?Dad's? face turned decidedly __48  before he could bring out a “yes".
I knew __49 that Amy and I would be __50  and my first year of college would be a success.
26.A.helpless          B.lazy           C.anxious        D.tired
27.A.took             B.minded         C.missed         D .picked
28.A.rolling           B.passing        C.dropping       D.turning
29.A.suffering         B.difficulty      C.trouble        D.danger
30.A.go ahead         B.look out       C.hold on        D.give up
31.A.lead             B.help          C.encourage      D.get
32.A.after            B.without        C.while          D.besides
33.A.best            B.beginning       C.end            D.rest
34.A.with difficulty     B.in a hurry       C.with firm steps     D.in wonder
35.A.fresh             B.late             C.bad                D.unfair
36.A.Search            B.Find             C.Enter              D.Book
37.A.in fact            B.by chance         C.once more           D.then again
38.A.small             B.empty            C.new                D.neat
39.A.Finally             B.Meanwhile        C.Sooner or later      D.At the moment
40.A.knocked           B.forced           C.pushed            D.tried
41.A.yet               B.only             C.even               D.still
42.A.worst             B.chair            C.best               D.tea
43.A.regret            B.disappointment   C.surprise          D.knowledge
44.A.roommate          B.classmate        C.neighbour         D.companion
45.A.turned on         B.turned down      C.played            D.enjoyed
46.A.Dad               B.me               C.the door          D.the floor
47.A.questioning       B.wondering         C.smiling          D.guessing
48.A.red               B.less pale         C.less red         D.pale
49.A.soon              B.there             C.later            D.then
50.A.sisters           B.friends           C.students         D.fellows

26--50   DCACB   DBDAC   BDBAC  DACAB   ACCDB  

26.be tired“劳累的”;根据上文语境中提到的slowly,carrying a big suitcase等等,这种情况产生的结果应该是tired。be hopeless“无希望的”;be lazy“懒的”;be anxious“焦急的”。答案为D。 
27.父亲没踩到楼梯,“没踩到楼梯”英语用missed a step。miss表“错过”。答案为C。 
28.由于父亲没踩到楼梯,摔了一跤,箱子滚下了楼梯。选项C干扰性比较大。dropping down(人)倒下,(风)突然停止。从情景上分析也可以排除选项C,当箱子落在楼梯上时,由于楼梯很窄,箱子会滚动下来。答案为A。 
29.从上文可知,父亲没踩到楼梯,箱子滚下了楼,父亲就会发脾气。所以还会有麻烦。虽然suffering(遭受),difficulty(困难),danger(危险)符合文段的气氛,但都有过分夸张,不能作为正确答案。C项表示“麻烦”。答案为C。 
30.look out小心。由于父亲没踩到楼梯,箱子滚下了楼,摔伤了腿,父亲的脸变红了。主人公知道无论什么时候父亲的脸变红,就要多加小心。A表示“继续”;C表示“坚持”;D表示“放弃”。答案为B。 
31. 从下文中的screaming(大叫大嚷)一词可以判断lead(引导)、help(帮助)和encourage(鼓励)都不是正确答案,而要选get。get后接动词不定式,使某人做什么。答案为D。 
32.主人公不知道如何才能使父亲在卸完车前不要冲着她大叫大嚷,在将与她一起上学的女孩子们面前使她出丑。答案为B。 
33.本题中的beginning有很大的干扰性,一些考生只注意到主人公在这篇短文中讲述了开学前她去学校的情景,产生了误解,而没有注意到大学需要三四年的时间,这些女孩将和主人公一同度过。the rest of the year的意思是这一年剩余的时间。答案为D。
34.A项表示“吃力地”;因为父亲摔伤了腿,所以走路十分吃力。B项表示“匆忙地”;C项表示“用坚定的步伐”;D表示“好奇”。答案为A。
35.由于上文中所述的事,主人公感到自己大学生活是一个坏的开头。答案为C。 
36.通读全文我们知道主人公是个大学新生,父亲正在带她到校报到,根据常识,他们首先应该赶快“找到”房间,不会搜寻(Search)或订(Book)房间;而Enter应该产生在“找到”之后,所以Find是正确答案。答案为B。 
37.but then again是一个固定词组,“另一方面”。由于主人公遇到了那么多的麻烦,她希望能尽快找到房间,把父亲安顿下来,但她又产生了另外的担心。A表示“事实上”;B表示“偶然地”;C表示“再一次”。答案为D。 
38.从下文中的提示the room wasn't empty at all可以看出,主人公担心的是Room 316里面没有椅子,是一个空房间。答案为B。 
39.Finally表示“最后;终于”。根据上文中所描述的一连串的事可以判断,最后终于找到了房间,主人公把钥匙插进了锁里。注意区分短语的意思:Meanwhile同时;Sooner or later迟早;At the moment在那时。答案为A。 
40.因为主人公用钥匙打开门,所以要把门推开。根据上下文,“knock,force,tried”与文章不符。答案为C。
41.still“还是,仍然”。这时,父亲仍在抱怨着。even强调作用,“甚至”;A表示“转折”;B项表示“仅仅”。答案为D。 
42.因为开头就不顺利,所以主人公所能期待的只能是更加糟糕的事。答案为A。 
43.但接下来发生的事出于主人公的意料之外,所以主人公感到吃惊。C项to one's surprise作状语,表“吃惊”。答案为C。 
44.短文中虽然没有直接说明Amy的身份,但从下文中的college一词可判断出主人公是去上大学,和她同屋的人自然是室友。答案为A。 
45.为了便于谈话,Amy把音乐关小。A表示“打开”;B表示“关小”;C表示“播放”;D表示“欣赏”。答案为B。 
46.从下面的对话“And of course,you're Mr Faber.”可知,Amy看着父亲。答案为A。 
47. 从上下文所讲述的Amy的热情态度,我们可以判断出Amy与主人公父女谈话的表情应该是微笑着。答案为C。 
48.因为Amy的和蔼可亲,使父亲的脸变得不那么红了。less red表比较“不那么红”,因为上文提到父亲。答案为C。 
49.故事发展到此,整个气氛已经有了根本的转变,而就是在这时主人公的想法也有了转变。本题的四个选项有三个表示时间:soon,later,then,前两个时间都表示将来,与故事的发展不符。then这时,there表示地点,而地点并没有发生变化。答案为D。
50.由于Amy对主人公父女的态度,使主人公感到自己能与Amy成为好朋友。答案为B。 
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2. A. proud              B. tired              C. unsure            D. ashamed
3. A. guidance        B. encouragement      C. comfort           D. determination
4. A. Customers          B. Pilots             C. Attendants         D. Passengers
5. A. happy              B. lost               C. nervous           D. excited
6. A. thanked            B. examined           C. welcomed         D. entertained
7. A. reminded           B. informed           C. warned           D. threatened
8. A. relaxed             B. behaved            C. enjoyed          D. corrected
9. A. stopping            B. landing             C. flying           D. traveling
10. A. shyly              B. impatiently          C. bravely          D. actively
11. A. protest            B. complaint           C. argument         D. laughter
12. A. rescued            B. blamed             C. praised           D. defended
13. A. fight              B. worry               C. quarrel           D. concern
13. A. flight              B. skill                C. way              D. problem
15. A. So                 B. And                C. Besides          D. But
16. A. immediate          B. important           C. simple           D. short
17. A. solutions           B. reasons            C. explanations       D. accounts
18. A. direct              B. force              C. forbid            D. tempt
19. A. speaking           B. following           C. listening          D. asking
20. A. hard               B. spare              C. necessary         D. perfect

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36.A.Before        B. Within        C. From          D. By
37.A.pulled        B. put           C. picked        D. pressed
38.A.usual         B. real          C. main          D. particular
39.A.sweeping      B. packing       C. clearing      D. emptying
40.A.or            B. so            C. but           D. even
41.A.head          B. turn          C. change        D. move
42.A.studied       B. worked        C. played        D. slept
43.A.helping       B. having        C. watching      D. letting
44.A.asked         B. told          C. promised      D. allowed
45.A.study         B. power         C. age           D. job
46.A.proud         B. friendly      C. lucky         D. hopeful
47.A.ran           B. got           C. flew          D. carried
48.A.although      B. while         C. if            D. since
49.A.sold          B. borrowed      C. charged       D. wore
50.A.keeping       B. making        C. paying        D. taking
51.A.gradually     B. greatly       C. hardly        D. early
52.A.out           B. over          C. away          D. off
53.A.point         B. level         C. part          D. sign
54.A.he            B. that          C. who           D. whoever
55.A.understand    B. demand        C. offer         D. fear
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36.A.biggest               B.smallest            C.least               D.best
37.A.relaxed               B.satisfied            C.ready              D.happy
38.A.showed              B.provided             C.supplied              D.offered
39.A.my                 B.your               C.our                D.their
40.A.lips                 B.nose               C.eyes               D.ears
41.A.upset                B.funny              C.puzzled             D.proud
42.A.offer               B.gain               C.give               D.help
43.A.last                 B.first               C.closest             D.best
44.A.behavior             B.attitudes             C.manners           D.thought
45.A.praise               B.point               C.appreciate           D.scold
46.A.tone                B.word               C.voice              D.accent
47.A.others                B.friends             C.us                 D.teachers
48.A.imitate               B.give              C.obtain             D.learn
49.A.in charge         B.in detail          C.in return        D.in turn
50.A.What               B.How              C.That               D.Whether  
51.A.serving               B.caring            C.leaving            D.building
52.A.and                  B.or                       C.but                 D.otherwise
53.A.Surprisingly        B.Naturally        C.Regularly       D.Patiently
54.A.Maybe               B.Still               C.Otherwise           D.But
55.A.good              B.job               C.example         D.same

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B. They did not believe it.
C. They thought it was beautiful.
D. They ignored it.
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D. Stone Age artists mixed it with their food.
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37. A. office   B. workshop   C. Classroom  D. bookshop?
38. A. forced  B. pushed       C. Turned       D. knocked?
39. A. last       B. second             C. Third  D. first?
40. A. uncover              B. smell  C. Find   D. pick?
41. A. picked up     B. threw away        C. stared at     D. took up?
42. A. cried    B. Laughed     C. wept   D. replied?
43. A. jar B. Box    C. bottle  D. vase?
44. A. happy   B. very    C. funny  D. quite?
45. A. slowly  B. normally    C. quickly      D. hardly?
46. A. wisdom       B. bravery      C. passion       D. enthusiasm?
47. A. buried  B. dressed       C. Devoted     D. seated?
48. A. old              B. Red    C. blue    D. new?
49. A. special  B. angry  C. strange       D. difficult?
50. A. sender  B. receiver      C. manager     D. waiter?
51. A. send for              B. hand out     C. try out       D. hand in?
52.A. orders   B. directives   C. gifts    D. receipts?
53. A. marked B. written       C. printed              D. signed?
54. A. closed   B. damaged    C. pinned              D. half-opened?
55. A. at home       B. on time      C. in high spirits    D. in low spirits??
What did you dream about last night? Did your teeth fall out or did you fly? Maybe you died or someone you know did.Or maybe you were back in high school.These are among the most common dreams people have and they all mean something.Here are some of the most common dreams and their interpretations or symbolism.
Dreams of flying.Dreams of flying represent feelings of freedom that may result from an instance when you overcome a limitation or obstacle.Usually, children have more flying dreams than adults, because children are more open to their possibilities, and adults have often accepted limitations imposed by society.
Teeth falling out.Food in a dream is symbolic of knowledge because food nourishes the physical body and knowledge nourishes the soul.Teeth are a means to break down food or knowledge.When your teeth fall out in a dream, it could signify that you feel ill - equipped to break down the knowledge that you have available, that the way you break things down has changed.That change can be either positive or negative.
High school dreams.High school is a place of learning from the past, and dreaming of being unprepared for a high school test can indicate a struggle to access information you need to handle in your life.
Recurring dreams and nightmares.Recurring dreams are your subconscious (潜意识)mind's way of trying to get your attention.A recurring dream is a step down from a nightmare that is a louder, more insistent way your subconscious mind communicates.If you have a recurring dream, try to stop in the dream and identify what the dream is trying to tell you.That could mean asking someone who is chasing you what he or she wants.A woman dreamed for years that an old, haggard woman was chasing her around her home.When she finally stopped in the dream and asked the old woman what she represented, the old woman suddenly turned into a beautiful young woman and replied, "I represent your question of ' what if?’ "
小题1:The text is mainly about ____.
A.high school dreamsB.dreams' symbolism
C.dreams of flyingD.nightmares
小题2:After you' ve got out of some difficulties, you might have a ____.
A.high school dreamB.dream of flying
C.dream of teeth falling outD.a nightmare
小题3:If you dream of being unprepared for a "high school test, it means____.
A.you' re trying to learn something
B.you will certainly fail in the test
C.you will be scolded by your teacher
D.you' re not well prepared for the test
小题4:The underlined word "identify" in the last paragraph most probably means____.
A.break outB.recallC.make out D.explain
小题5:The woman' s dream is mentioned mainly to ____.
A.tell us nothing but an interesting story
B.show us what a nightmare is like
C.tell us that women are always changeable
D.show us the way to deal with a recurring dream

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It is the last day of the school year and I stand empty – handed with no gift to give you.
It isn't that I haven't tried to think of something meaningful and special … quite to the contrary. For months I have combed shops and department stores, and even searched the Internet only to realize that nothing could measure up to the feelings of a mother’s grateful heart and a teacher’s loving devotion.
How I wish a colorful bundle of fresh wildflowers could reflect the beauty of your way with children! Jewelry would surely be nice, but what can I afford that would not grow quickly out of style? You deserve respect for your determination and creativity, your devotion and talent.  
At the moment the first school bell rang last August, I placed in you my trust, believing you would teach my child and reserve respect for me as a parent. I added to that my constant and devoted wish that you would be reasonable and fair to set limitations and rules while offering my child a chance to learn self-control. I sincerely hope that your classroom would be a safe shelter for my child to grow and learn, which is a perfect mixture of self-discipline and controlled instruction. I prayed for your health and your happiness, and your ability to be supplied with the tools necessary to complete your task as a teacher and educator. I offered you my time as often as I could, and my support for your cause. Occasionally, I even offered you a challenge when I spoke my mind, sometimes standing firm, sometimes giving up with a renewed assurance or a “ wait and see” attitude!
  I wish with all my heart I could put a delicate ribbon on a wrapped package and give you a “ something” to express my appreciation and affection, but I have nothing to give you that would be better than the precious gift I have ever had to offer and which you already so pleasantly accepted months ago-the one you have held close to your heart, laughed with and probably cried with, cheered and scolded – my child!
And today, as my child returns to my side for the summer, the gift I humbly give to you is found deep within my heart...
57.On the last day of the school year, the author has no gift to give the teacher, because        .
A.she has no time to think  of something meaningful and special
B.she cannot find something that can properly express her feelings
C.there is nowhere to buy a colorful bundle of fresh wildflowers
D.she thinks it unnecessary to express her feelings to the teacher
58.According to the author, the best gift for the teacher is_________
A.her child       B.her respect        C.her present         D.her support
59.The underlined sentence in the passage implies that the author hopes that         .
A.the teacher can teach her child patiently
B.the teacher will not be too strict with her child
C.the teacher will teach her child enough self - control
D.the teacher can stand firm in the teaching
60.This passage is most probably adapted from__________.
A.a novel     B.a letter      C.a paper     D.a report

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