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() 31. John,I found a good way my weekend. I will volunteer to work in the neighborhood.

A. to spending B. spending

C. to spend D. spend

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阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D) .中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Mexican President Vicente Fox was once invited to a university to give a lecture. A student asked him, ^“In your experience in politics have you 21 ?”

Fox said, “No,never.”

The students were (轻声地笑) 22 every politician always said so.

Fox wasn’t 23 . He said, “In this society,perhaps it is very 24 to prove that T m an honest man, 25 you should believe that in this world there's 26,which is always around us. I want to tell you a 27 which means a lot to me. .

“There was a father who was ready to dismantle(拆除) the pavilion(亭子) in the garden. His son said to him, ‘Daddy,I want to 28 how you dismantle the pavilion,so can you not dismantle it 29 I come back from school?’ His father 30 . However,after the boy 31 ,he asked some workers to dismantle the pavilion. After the boy returned from school,he found the old pavilion tiad 32 . Therefore,he said 33 to his father, 'Dad,you told me a lie/ His father was embarrassed and said, ‘My boy,I was 34.'The father called in the workers again and had them rebuild a pavilion in the 35 of the old one. After the pavilion was rebuilt,he called in his son and said to the workers ,‘Please dismantle it.’

“I know the father. He was not rich,but he kept his 36. ”

Hearing this,the students said ,“What,s the father's name? We hope to 37 him."

Fox said, “He has died,but his son is still 38.” “Then,where's his son? He must be an honest man.”

Fox said, “His son is 39 here. It's me. I'd like to treat this country and everyone in it like my father 40 me.”

A storm of applause thundered in the audience.

Dismantling and rebuilding a pavilion restored the boy's faith in honesty.

21. A. failed B. lied C. feared D. dreamed

22. A. if B. once C. because D. although

23. A. angry B. careful G. excited D. shy

24. A. simple B. hard C. useful D. possible

25. A. and B. or C. so D. but

26. A. selflessness B. knowledge A. power D. honesty

27. A. method B. book C. story D. view

28. A. show B. prove C. see D. discuss

29. A. until B. unless C. after D. for

30. A. apologized B. agreed A. changed D. succeeded

31. A. forgot B. refused C. left D. arrived

32. A. finished B. disappeared C. shined D. improved

33. A. proudly B. impolitely C. patiently D. unhappily

34. A. wrong B. tired C. satisfied D. clear

35. A. middle B. shape C. face D. interest

36. A. record B. secret C. promise D. appointment

37. A. help B. attract G. criticize D. know

38. A. brave B. alive C. bright D. alone

39. A. standing B. travelling C. running D. regretting

40. A. trained B. needed C. treated D. praised

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Morse in Franklin The Franklin Museum of Telegraphy (电报通讯术) in Philadelphia will present an exhibition on the life and invention of Samuel Finley Breese Morse,the co-inventor of Morse code (摩尔斯电码) . In those days,sending information with short signals was impossible. MorseJ's invention brought about the improvement of telegraphs.

Models of the first telegraph and the telegraph of the early days will be displayed in the exhibition. Portraits and paintings of Morse will be on display as well. We will be giving out small booklets on Morse code to children to help them understand it in a funny way.

There will also be some short films and talks that will give visitors a deeper understanding of Morse ’s life. They will be offered to visitors at the end of the tour so that everyone can fully grasp the meaning of the exhibition.

The exhibition will start from May 1 through July 30 at the Franklin Museum of Telegraphy. Tickets are available at $20 for adults, $10 for children below the age of 12 ,and a group rate of $100 for ten or more people. Children below the age of 5 can get in for free. Please contact us at morse@franklin.org for further information.

To： morse@franklin.org

From: ben@yahoo.com

Subject: the exhibition

Dear the Franklin Museum of Telegraphy,

A group of twelve people,including my colleagues and friends,is looking forward to visiting the exhibition. However,I am wondering if the exhibition is*disabled--friendly and provides easy access to wheelchair-bound people like my friend. We 'also have a friend from China who will visit us and come along to the exhibition. He is not very familiar with the English language and American culture. May I ask if there are brochures or explanation materials in languages other than English? Are translations provided during the videos and talks as well?

Thank you.

Ben Hawkins

5. In the exhibition,you can learn about .

A. booklets designed by children

B. the early history of telegraphy

C. famous artworks by a lot of American artists

D. the recent development of information technology

6. When can visitors watch videos?

A. Anytime during the daytime.

B. At the beginning of the tour.

C. After they receive booklets.

D. Before they finish their visit.

7. Why did Ben Hawkins write to the museum?

A. To reserve tickets in advance.

B. To volunteer to be a translator. .

C. To get some brochures for his friends.

D. To ask for information about its services.

8. How much will Ben Hawkins most likely need to pa> for the visit?

A. $240. 00. B. $180. 00.

C. $120. 00. D. $100. 00.

69. The news caused great (excite) among the scientists.

I.根据汉语意思完成英语句子，每空一词。

1. 这本书是上个月出版的。

This book last month.

根据对话内容，在空白处填入恰当的句子，使对话完整、通顺。

A: Jean,Mark hurt his left foot when climbing a mountain.

B: (1) . Did he decide to give up mountain climbing?

A: (2) . He’s a brave climber.

B: We can learn a lot from Mark.

A: Yeah,we shouldn’t give up in the face of difficulties. I hear Mark is going to climb Tianzi Mountain next month.

B: Really? (3) ?

A: It's in Zhangjiajie.

B: (4) ?

A: It's about 1,262. 5 meters high.

B： (5) ?

A: No,it isn’t. Tianmen Mountain is the highest.

() 26. 一Jean,I really like that skirt,but it doesn’t.

—Don’t be upset. Maybe we can find a better one.

A. fit B. win C. matter D. appear

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Snowdon is the highest mountain in Wales. It is 1 ,085 meters high,and 36 the top you can get the views ( 景色) of the peaceful neighborhoods. On a 37 day,you can see as far as Ireland!

I've climbed Snowdon 38 times. The first time was with my family,when I was around twelve years old,the second time was with my sister and cousin last summer and this summer I 39 it with my friend. There are several different (小路) which lead to the top. One path,called Crib Goch,is very 40 and only experienced climbers dare (敢) to try it.

If you don't want to walk,there,s ? train that goes to the top. It costs about £30 for a return ticket(往返票) ，which is quite 41 but it's much faster than walking. I prefer to go up the mountain on foot 42 that gives me a lot of 43 to take photos!

At the foot of Snowdon'there is a small village called Llanberis. Llanberis is a popular center for outdoor 44 in Snowdonia,including walking,climbing,mountain biking and so on. The Snowdon Race to the top of Snowdon,a big international (国际的) race， 45 in the village.

() 36. A. with B. from

C. across D. against

() 37. A. rainy B. snowy

C. cloudy D. sunny

() 38. A. two B. three

C. four D. five V

() 39. A. improved B. explained

C. climbed D. protected

() 40. A. wide B. crowded

C. traditional D. dangerous

() 41. A. big B. small

C. cheap D. expensive

() 42. A. if B. unless

C. because D. though

() 43. A. time B. force

C. money D. control

() 44. A. meetings B. festivals

C. activities D. lessons

() 45. A. argues B. begins

C. answers D. challenges

68. The high walls give the garden (protect) from the wind

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