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13．---Do you let your kids travel alone at night？
---______________．（　　）

A．

Not necessarily

B．

Not exactly

C．

Absolutely not

D．

Not bad

分析 --你让你的孩子夜里独自旅行吗？
--绝不．

解答答案是C．本题考查情景交际；not necessarily 未必； not exactly（说反话时用）并不；并没有；（用于纠正某人说过的话）并非如此；不完全是这样；absolutely not 绝不； not bad 不错；还好；根据语境和常识判断，说话人"绝不"让孩子夜里独自旅行，故选C．

点评本题考查情景交际；情景交际要在正确理解语境和各选项的含义的基础上，选出符合逻辑和常理的选项．语言交际的选项中常常出现俚语，考生要在平时学习的过程中多积累．

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4．Last of all，the chief editor read it and approved it．（　　）

1．The things talked about in this report _______ over a year ago．（　　）

	A．	had taken place		B．	took place
	C．	have taken place		D．	were taken place

8． you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered，you will never grow．（　　）

18．As Internet users become more dependent on the Internet to store information，are people remembering less？If you know your computer will save information，why store it in your own personal memory，your brain？Experts are wondering if the Internet is changing what we remember and how．
In a recent study，Professor Betsy Sparrow conducted some experiments．She and her research team wanted to know how the Internet is changing memory．In the first experiment，they gave people 40unimportant facts to type into a computer．The first group of people understood that the computer would save the information．The second group understood that the computer would not save it．Later，the second group remembered the information better．People in the first group knew they could find the information again，so they did not try to remember it．
In another experiment，the researchers gave people facts to remember，and told them where to find the information on the computer．The information was in a specific computer folder（文件夹）．Surprisingly，people later remembered the folder location better than the facts．When people use the Internet，they do not remember the information．Rather，they remember how to find it．This is called"transactive memory"（交互记忆）．
According to Sparrow，we are not becoming people with poor memories as a result of the Internet．Instead，computer users are developing stronger transactive memories； that is，people are learning how to organize huge quantities of information so that they are able to access it at a later date．This doesn't mean we are becoming either more or less intelligent，but there is no doubt that the way we use memory is changing．

32．The passage begins with two questions toA．
A．introduce the main topic
B．show the author's attitude
C．describe how to use the Internet
D．explain how to store information
33．What can we learn about the first experiment？C
A．The Sparrow's team typed the information into a computer．
B．The two groups remembered the information equally well．
C．The first group did not try to remember the information．
D．The second group did not understand the information．
34．In transactive memory，peopleD．
A．keep the information in mind
B．change the quantity of information
C．organize information like a computer
D．remember how to find the information
35．What is the effect of the Internet according to Sparrow's research？A
A．We are using memory differently．
B．We are becoming more intelligent．
C．We have poorer memories than before．
D．We need a better way to access information．

5．Twenty years ago，Sitesh Ranjan Deb was on a routine hunt for wild pigs in northeastern Bangladesh．He never thought it would change his life forever．
Walking through the forest with his gun，Mr．Deb was tracking crop-destroying wild pigs after complaints from local farmers．But as he advanced towards his target，Mr．Deb stepped on a bear．The bear awoke and attacked him，and its claws tore through his face．Instinctively，he shot the bear and it fell down dead．
"As a result of the bear attack，I lost my right eye，most of my nose and several teeth．My tongue was also torn apart，"he said．
But the near-death experience also changed the hunter forever．"For me it was a new start of life．I wanted to do something meaningful．So I decided to use the opportunity to protect wild animals rather than hunt them．"said Mr．Deb．
Villagers today will inform him when any animal or rare bird strays（误入）into their area from the nearby forest．Sometimes they bring injured animals for him to nurse at his rescue center and then，if possible，release back into the wild．In the past 20 years，he has set free thousands of wild animals and birds back into the forest．
Those animals and birds which cannot be released end up staying in his rescue center close to his home．"I can't set all the animals free-some are too old and others are seriously injured．Besides，the forests around this area are no longer large enough to support them．"he says．"The black bear came to me as a cub（幼崽） and it was raised here．Now，it doesn't know how to hunt．So it will not get enough food in the forest and it can be easily hunted by poachers（偷猎者）．"
The rescue center is home to a bear，a rare albino fishing cat，rock pythons，gibbons，monkeys，spotted deer，vultures and various types of wild birds．The animals are inside cages but are kept in clean conditions and are regularly fed．
Mr．Deb runs the center with his own money and occasionalfinancial help from well-wishers．The mini-zoo also attracts hundreds of local tourists who pay a small entry fee．

28．Mr．Deb hunted for wild pigs becauseD．
A．wild pigs sold well on the market
B．wild pigs could be kept as pets
C．Mr．Deb needed animals for his min-zoo
D．wild pigs ruined farmers'crops
29．What was the bear doing when Mr．Deb stepped on it？A
A．It was sleeping．
B．It was eating pigs
C．It was drinking．
D．It was fighting．
30．Which of the following is the result of the bear attack？B
A．Mr．Deb is lame in his right leg．
B．Mr．Deb lost his right eye．
C．Mr．Deb can't make a sound．
D．Mr．Deb is deaf in both ears．
31．Wild animals are kept in his rescue center for the following reasons EXCEPTA．
A．Good appearance B．Old age C．Lack of hunting ability D．Serious injury．

2．Parker Liautaud，a teenage student，is preparing for an expedition （探险） to the South Pole．The 19-year-old is now training for a 640-kilometre journey from the Antarctic（南极洲） coast to the South Pole．If he successfully makes the journey in 22 days as planned，he will break the speed record for the fastest trip from the continent's coast to the South Pole on foot．He would also be the youngest male to reach the goal，although a younger female once did it in the past．
Parker says he was encouraged by the opportunity to raise awareness about climate change，rather than pushing his own physical limits．Ben Saunders，the British explorer who recently made an expedition to the South Pole and back，is an inspiring influence in his physical preparation．
Given that background and a training schedule involving two or three hours'preparation a day，he might be expected to take a hiatus from his studies at Yale University．However，he is continuing his course in geology and geophysics，until he heads out to the Antarctic next month．While in Antarctica，he will be carrying out tests to help show how the climate is changing，including testing a lightweight weather station for the first time on the continent．
Parker admitted feeling anxious about the journey，which he is carrying out with his partner Doug Stoup and is expected to complete in less than a month，but he said，"The best way to respond to pressure is to be as well-prepared as humanly possible．"

29．During the expedition，Parker Liautaud willA．
A．have a tight schedule
B．face all difficulties alone
C．cover 640kilometres a day
D．drive all the way by himself
30．Why does Parker Liautaud plan to visit the South Pole？C
A．To push his own physical limits．
B．To do repairs to a weather station．
C．To do research on climate change．
D．To finish a project in his university．
31．The underlined word"hiatus"in Paragraph 3 probably means"D"．
A．prize
B．degree
C．decision
D．break
32．What does the author mainly tell us in the text？B
A．The climate of the Antarctic keeps changing rapidly．
B．A teenage student prepares for the South Pole record．
C．A 19-year-old boy has crossed the Antarctic successfully．
D．It takes courage to go on an expedition to the South Pole．

3．The entire family was here recently-14 in all，including six kids under the age of 5．We had a joint birthday party for two of the grandkids．
The day after everyone cleared out I noticed that the drain stopper（排水塞） was missing from downstairs bathroom sink．
The last thing you want to do is accuse your own fresh and blood of stripping hardware from your bathroom，but a drain stopper doesn't just wash itself down the drain．
So I sent out a carefully-worded e-mail saying what a wonderful time we had and asking if anyone had accidently tucked a drain stopper in a purse，pocket or suitcase．I even attached a picture of a drain stopper in case there was any doubt as to what the missing part looked like．
Our son responded that he thought his 10-month-old might have eaten it．He said he'd let us know if they found it in the next day of two．
Our youngest daughter responded that she thought she saw it in her husband's lunchbox that morning，but she could be wrong．
Our oldest daughter replied that she had suspected her sister's husband all along．He replied that he had been framed．
Our oldest daughter then checked the guilt of one of her twins with following exchange：
Mommy："Do you know where Grandma's drain stopper is？"
Three-year-old："Yeah，let me show you．"（Heads to the bathroom．）
Mommy："No，not ours，where is Grandma's？Did you take it？"
Three-year-old："I think she took it．"（She points at her 18-month-old baby sister）．"She's a naughty kid．"
Naturally，the 18-month-old defended herself by saying："Bububbubnananabublalala!"
The next day，an email arrived from our daughter-in-law．"Guess what I found in my laundry this morning？I thought the dryer was louder last night．"
Our "perp" was short．He has a known history of building and disassembling，is mechanically inclined，determined and just turned 3．
It's always good to know a child's interests and talents．We have a valve（阀门） that occasionally drips under the kitchen sink．I may have him take a look at it the next time he's here．But I'll pat him down before he leaves．

23．What is the key message the author would like to convey through this article？D
A．People should always believe in their family members．
B．with lots of kids around，anything silly and unbelievable could happen．
C．people should not jump to judgment before finding clear evidence．
D．Unexpected incidents in our life can lead to inspiring discoveries and fun．
24．The underlined word"perp"probably refers to the personA．
A．who was accused of something
B．who was given help
C．who did mechanical work
D．who told a lie
25．Why did the 3-year-old grandson take the drain stopper？C
A．Because he found that it was of a very strange shape．
B．Because he thought it could be set on his toy．
C．Because he was interested in mechanics．
D．Because he wanted to fix the author's kitchen sink．
26．What is the tone of the author at the end of the article？C
A．Angry
B．Embarrassed
C．Humorous
D．Worried．

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