-How is the smog control going on in our capital city?-It couldn't be worse．You believe Beijing upgraded the smog alert from yellow to orange and then red again yesterday．( )A．won'tB．mustn'tC．nee 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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18．-How is the smog control going on in our capital city？
-It couldn't be worse．You ________ believe Beijing upgraded the smog alert from yellow to orange and then red again yesterday．（　　）

A．

won't

B．

mustn't

C．

needn't

D．

shouldn't

分析 --我们首都的烟雾控制情况如何？
--再糟糕不过了；你不会相信北京昨天雾霾预警从黄色升级到橙色然后到红色．

解答答案是A．本题考查情态动词；won't 不会，不愿意； mustn't禁止，不允许；needn't不必；shouldn't不应该；根据句意，情况糟糕得让人"不愿意"相信，故选A．

点评要在正确理解情态动词的基本含义的基础上，整体理解语境中的情感态度，做出合理的判断．

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9．There once was a goat and a donkey，（41）who lived on a farm．The donkey worked the hardest so the farmer fed it the（42）most（much） food．Sometimes the donkey was given more food （43）thanit could eat．This made the goat so jealous（44）that it began plotting against the donkey．"Hey，donkey，"the goat said one day，"I think you do too much work on this farm．You carry such heavy things from morning to night．Why don't you pretend （45）to get （get） sick so you can take a day （46）off？"The donkey thought the goat had a good idea．So the next morning，the donkey lay in the stable on its side with its eyes（47）closed（close）．Right away，the farmer called the doctor．（48）On looking at the donkey，the doctor said it needed a special medicine （49）made（make） from the heart of a goat．So the farmer killed （50）thegoat and gave the donkey medicine made from its heart．

6．Tommy-it's about time you________ set off for the airport．（　　）

13．They have a lot of different opinions，but they on this matter．（　　）

	A．	pull each other's leg
	B．	meet their Waterloo
	C．	give each other the cold shoulder
	D．	see eye to eye

3．In 1990，over 100 countries signed （061）an international agreement to make it illegal to buy or sell ivory，which is mainly used for jewelry．Most ivory is made from the tusks（象牙） of African elephants．These tusks are （62）terribly（terrible） valuable-one pair is worth more than three times the income of an African farmer or factory worker in a year．
Hunting elephants was so profitable （63）thatfrom 1979 to 1989 the number of elephants in Africa（64）fell（fall） from 1.3million to 600，000．However，thanks to the international agreement，there （65）has been（be） much less illegal hunting since 1990．
But considering（66）varieties（vary） of aspects，it costs a lot of money to preserve elephants．Game wardens （狩猎监督员） must be hired to protect them，land must be set aside for them，and when they destroy a farmer's crops，the farmer must（67）be paid（pay） compensation（赔偿）．
Zimbabwe and four other African countries say that some of the elephants should be killed legally．This will help keep the population stable，and selling the ivory will help pay for preserving the elephants．（68）But conservationists say that making ivory legal to sell would lead to even more illegal hunting．Others say（69）itis wrong is to kill elephants because they are sensitive animals who feel emotional pain at the death of other elephants．Anyway，people should take immediate and constant measures（70）to protect（protect） elephants．

10．Dear Sir/Madam，
I am writing with reference to the article entitled"Everything's jut perfect，thanks!"which appeared in the June issue of your magazine．Following a discussion of the article in our English class，I have been chosen to express our disagreement with some of the views contained in the article．
First of all，we find it difficult to believe that such a large number of people are satisfied with the education system and with their working conditions．This is certainly not the case here，where many people have complaints about the poor standards of education．In fact，lack of job satisfaction is known to be among the greatest causes of stress in this country．
Secondly，it certainly is not true that most people are happy with public transport，either in our cities or in the country．Furthermore，one of the most commonly heard complaints is that there are insufficient buses and trains to serve on ever-increasing population．It's a well-known fact that our public transport system is seriously under-funded and our roads are heavily crowded．And，as far as city life is concerned，a significant percentage would move if they had the opportunity．
Finally，we feel it is unrealistic of you to claim that most people have enough money to live on．Were this so，we would have none of the financial problems faced by most people and widespread poverty would not be an issue．
To conclude，we found your article to be extremely inaccurate in its assessment of living conditions．Since your magazine claims to represent students from all over the world，we look forward to reading more objective reporting in future issues．
Yours faithfully，
Mark Wiseman．

7．My husband and I had been married nearly twenty-two years when I acquired Stevens-Johnson syndrome，a disorder where my immune（免疫的）system responded to a virus by producing painful blisters．Although my long-term evaluation was good，I，who had been so fiercely independent，rapidly became absolutely helpless．
My husband，Scott，stepped up to the plate，taking care of kids and cooking dinners．He also became my personal caretaker，applying the medicine to all of my blisters because my hands couldn't do the job．Needless to say，I had negative emotions，bouncing from embarrassment to shame caused by total reliance on someone other than myself．
I recovered from my illness，but I couldn't seem to recover from the thought that I loved my husband less than he loved me．This seeming distinction in our love continued to annoy me for the year following my illness．
Then recently Scott and I went on a long bike ride．He's an experienced cyclist； I'm quite the green hand．At one point with a strong headwind and sharp pain building in my tired legs，I really thought I couldn't go any further．Seeing me struggle，Scott pulled in front of me and yelled over his shoulder，"Stay close behind me．"As I followed his steps，I discovered that my legs quit burning and I was able to catch my breath．My husband was pulling me along-again．
I pray my husband will always be strong and healthy．But if he should ever become the struggling one，whether on a bike ride or with an illness，I trust Ill be ready to call out to him，Stay close behind me--my turn to pull you along．

24．The author felt helpless becauseA．
A．She lost the previous independence
B．She failed to get the medical treatment
C．Her marriage was in a terrible state
D．She suffered from mental disorder
25．Which of the following best describes the authors husband according to Paragraph 2？C
A．Impatient．B．Independent．C．Family-centered．D．Career-centered．
26．When going on the long bike ride，the authors husbandB．
A．followed her closely
B．backed her up all the way
C．gave in to her depression
D．stopped to take care of her leg
27．What message does the author convey in the passage？C
A．Strong will．
B．Selfless love．
C．Reliance on each other．
D．Optimistic attitude to life．

8．Retired nurse Sue Collins was just beginning the second length of her local pool when her morning swim suddenly became anything but a pleasure．
Two months ago Sue，69，who has never suffered from asthma or any other breathing problem in the past，suddenly found herself hard for breath．
"I felt as if my throat and oesophagus（食道）were closing up，"says Sue．
Sue is convinced the problem is related to the indoor swimming baths．"I spend half the year in Turkey and swim every day outside in a pool or the sea there and never have this problem，"she says．
She may be right，because although a trip to the pool is the perfect exercise for many，the chlorine （氯气）used to keep the water free from germs can lead to problems．
But in most cases it's not the chlorine that causes problems，but the by-products formed when chlorine interacts with other substances-and this is mostly due to people not showering before they enter the pool．
"This then poisons the water for them and for others，"says Dr．Hull．"The chlorine interacts with sweat and urine（尿素）on the skin and forms by-products called chloramines that float above the surface as a gaseous solution that can be inhaled in．"
Chloramines are heavier than air so hang over the water where they are easily breathed in．Some believe they may cause lung disorders．A Swedish study in 2013 examining the health of 146workers at 46indoor pools found that 17per cent had airway trouble at work-but no problems at home．
As Dr．Hull says：‘People need to remember that showering isn't just for them．It is for the greater good．'

32．Where did Sue suddenly suffer from asthma？C
A．in an outdoor swimming pool
B．in the sea
C．in an indoor swimming pool
D．at home
33．Why should we put chlorine into the water of the pool？B
A．To keep the water warm
B．To kill the germs in the water
C．To make the people easy to breathe
D．To stop the possibility of asthma
34．Taking a shower before swimming in the pool is toA
A．stop the interaction between the chlorine and sweat and urine on the skin
B．make the swimmer feel comfortable
C．obey the rule of the pool
D．stop people from breathing in the chlorine
35．What's the purpose of the passage？D
A．To show how to avoid asthma
B．To explain chloramines's usage
C．To help people cure asthma
D．To tell people why to take a shower before swimming in a pool．

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