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6．Unless you have planted something，you won't be able to know the pleasure of watching the thing you have planted           ．（　　）
A．grownB．growingC．to growD．to be grown

分析 除非你种植过某些东西，你不能明白观看你种植过的东西生长的乐趣．

解答 答案：B 考查宾语补足语．watch后可接不带to的动词不定式或现在分词作宾语补足语，接不定式表示结果，接现在分词表示过程．you have planted是定语从句修饰先行词the thing，且thing与grow之间是主谓关系，表示生长的过程，要用现在分词形式．故选B．A项过去分词表示被动；B项动词不定式不可带to；D项不定式被动形式，表示将来．

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Jody Lewen has run the prison's college program for over a decade and she's the reason that die Prison University Project exists today．When Lewen joined San Quentin's college program in 1999 as a volunteer instructor，it was run by a small volunteer staff with no budget．At that time，she was a graduate student，with plans to return to academic research．But a year later，when the part-time director suddenly quit，Lewen found herself in charge．
Under Lewen's leadership，the Prison University Project has expanded，now offering 20 classes in English，math，social science and Spanish．Three hundred prisoners enroll （入学） every year，earning college credits which can lead to an associate of arts degree．So far，100 San Quentin prisoners have graduated with associate's degrees and many more have continued their college studies after release．
"This experience really has changed my life．It's given me a lot of tools on how to express myself，"says Charles Spence，who is serving a life sentence in San Quentin．"This program is really rare in the prison setting，so I'm really lucky．"
Research shows that the more education a prisoner has，the less likely he is to return to prison．Lewen says the chance for those with college degrees back into prison is less than 10 percent．
But the Prison University Project receives no government funding．Lewen would like to see college programs in every prison，but without government support，it's not likely to happen any time soon．In the meantime，there's a long waiting list of San Quentin prisoners who want to enroll in the college program．Some day，Lewen hopes to expand her program，making a college education available for most of prisoners at San Quentin．
66．Which of the following is true of the Prison University Project？C
A．Jody Lewen founded it in 1999．
B．It was supported by the government．
C．Jody took charge of it quite accidentally．
D．It is performed in most prisons in the U．S．
67．Jody Lewen joined in San Quentin's college program toA
A．work as a volunteer teacher                             
B．be a part-time director
C．do some scientific research                             
D．earn her college credits
68．According to the text，Charles Spence might beB
A．a graduate student                                      
B．a San Quentin prisoner
C．a volunteer teacher                                     
D．a prison manager
69．The project is quite meaningful becauseD
A．prisoners have equal rights of education
B．it doesn't need support from the government
C．the society is more concerned about prisoners
D．it reduces the chance for prisoners back in prison
70．We learn from the last paragraph that the problem for the Project isD    A．there are fewer and fewer volunteer teachers
B．more and more prisoners want to enroll
C．too many prisoners are housed at San Quentin
D．it lacks financial support from the government．
17．-I hear Mr．Smith is much worse now．
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A．heB．thisC．itD．one
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A look of（29）Bcrossed the woman's face．
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I got in my car and began the journey back．I was trying to watch to be sure they were right（32）Dme．It took only fifteen minutes to get there as rush hour traffic was beginning to（33）B．I felt better than I had all day and my headache was nearly gone．
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17．A．foreignB．commonC．busyD．noisy
18．A．earlierB．laterC．easierD．simpler
19．A．gettingB．cookingC．callingD．working
20．A．toughB．punctualC．generousD．careful
21．A．asB．sinceC．whileD．if 
22．A．payB．changeC．waitD．search
23．A．opinionsB．troubleC．directionsD．money
24．A．reachedB．visitedC．calledD．left
25．A．skilledB．helpfulC．experiencedD．active
26．A．commentsB．promisesC．jokesD．offers
27．A．onlyB．stillC．evenD．ever
28．A．stationB．officeC．hospitalD．hotel
29．A．panicB．reliefC．sadnessD．peace
30．A．dutyB．factC．reasonD．lie 
31．A．partlyB．properlyC．exactlyD．perfectly
32．A．acrossB．beforeC．besideD．behind
33．A．go upB．die downC．speed upD．turn down
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62．C
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63．A
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64．F
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65．D
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B．The problem of drug overuse in America
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D Female drug overuse with reference to that of males
E Misuse of medicine among the young generation
F．Improper use of medicine among senior citizens．
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C．selling well； have toD．which is sold well； have to

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