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I cannot put up with ____. He is so naughty that I have to keep an eye on him so as to keep my things from being taken away.

 　 A. the boy of you　　 　 B. that boy of yours 　

C. yours boy　　　　 　 D. that of your boys

 

B

双重所有格结构(of+名词性物主代词/of+名词所有格形式)修饰名词和this, that连用时,表示爱憎褒贬等感情色彩,选项B在此表示说话者的不满情绪。

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　　Leaving a tip in a restaurant has become a custom in most countries．The word“tip”came from the Latin word“Gratis”, meaning free．Tips are defined as small gifts of money for service in addition to the payment due．

　　Believe it or not, the practice of tipping has an interesting history．The custom can be traced back to the Roman era．The Romans were the first civilization to use coins．It is possible that the word“tip”came from the word stipend．Stipend in Latin means gift．A more common belief is tips were first given in 18th century England．A popular coffee house equipped each table with a coin box．The label on each box read,“To Insure Promptness”．Dropping a coin into the box would result in quick service．Also, the first letter of each word spells T．I．P．-tip．

　　In America and Europe it is customary to tip anything from 10% to 20%．Taxi drivers, waiters in restaurants, waitresses in lounges, hotel boys, doormen, and disco coat check girls, all expect a little something．People working at these jobs usually receive a low basic salary, Tips are quite necessary to supplement their income．Today most people decide the size of tip according to the quality of the service．If the service and food are not satisfactory, a small tip or possibly no tip will be left．For excellent food and service most people are quite happy to leave a tip．

　　The world is full of big spenders and people who act like big spenders．Surprisingly, rich people are not“big tippers”unless entertaining guests．It is no use showing off if nobody is there to watch, right?Many throw money around like water to impress a group of friends out an evening“on the town”．People who usually cannot afford it are the biggest tippers in front of their friends．It is all part of the show to prove a certain level of social success．Nobody wants to look cheap, stingy, or poor in front of their friends．Or tipping also gives some satisfaction just to see the waiter’s reaction．

　　For, whatever reason, tipping will continue to be practiced in most countries．Tipping does have its place in our modern society．It will also remain a somewhat personal expression of gratitude．

(1)

What may be the reason why people working in service trades are poorly paid?

[　　]

A．

That the employers know that employees will be tipped．

B．

That their jobs are easy ones．

C．

That they don’t work hard．

D．

None of the above．

(2)

What is the meaning of the word“Gratis”according to the passage?

[　　]

A．

free of obligation

B．

free of charge

C．

plenty in time

D．

free from tax

(3)

When were tips first given in England?

[　　]

A．

In the 17th century．

B．

In the 18th century．

C．

In the 19th century．

D．

In the 20th century．

(4)

Why are people who cannot afford tipping the biggest tippers in front of their friends?

[　　]

A．

Because they have a lot of money．

B．

Because they sympathize with taxi drivers, waiters in restaurants, waitresses in lounges and disco coat check girls, etc．

C．

Because of their vanity．

D．

Because they want to get excellent service next time．

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

　　Leaving a tip in a restaurant has become a custom in most countries．The word “tip” came from the Latin word “Grais”, meaning free．Tips are defined as small gifts of money for service in addition to the payment due．

　　Believe it or not, the practice of tipping has a little interesting history．The custom can be traced back to the Roman era．The Romans were the first civilization to use coins．It is possible that the word “tip” came from the word “stipend” ．“Stips” in Latin means gift．A more common belief is tips were first given in the 18th century England．A popular coffee house equipped each table with a coin box．The label of each box read, “To insure promptness．” Dropping a coin into the box would result in quick service．Also, the first letter of each word is T．I．P．－tip．

　　In America and Europe, it is customary to tip anywhere from 10％ to 20％．Taxi drivers, waiters in restaurants, waitresses in lounges, hotel boys, doormen, and disco coat check girls, all expect a little something．People working at these jobs usually receive a low basic salary．Tips are quite necessary to supplement their income．Today most people decide the size of tip according to the quality of the service．If the service and food are not satisfactory, a small tip or possibly no tip will be left．For excellent food and service most people are quite happy to leave a tip．

　　The world is full of big spenders and people who act like big spenders．Surprisingly, rich people are not “big tippers” unless entertaining guests．It is no use showing off if nobody is there to watch, right? Many throw money around like water to impress a group of friends out for an evening “on the town” ．People who usually cannot afford it are the biggest tippers in front of their friends．It is all part of the show to prove a certain level of social success．Nobody wants to look cheap, stingy, or poor in front of their friends．Over－tipping also gives some satisfaction just to see the waiter's reaction．

　　For whatever reason, tipping will continue to be practiced in most countries．Tipping does have its place in our modern society．It will also remain a somewhat personal expression of gratitude．

(1)

What is the meaning of the word “Gratis” according to the passage?

[　　]

A．

free of obligation

B．

free of charge

C．

plenty in time

D．

free from tax

(2)

When were tips first given in England?

[　　]

A．

In the 17th century．

B．

In the 18th century．

C．

In the 19th century．

D．

In the 20th century．

(3)

Which of the following statements is true?

[　　]

A．

Most people think that tips originated in England．

B．

Most people think that tips originated in Rome．

C．

Today most people decide the “size of tips according to their mood．”

D．

According to the author, the practice of tipping does not have an interesting history．

(4)

How do you understand the sentence “The world is full of big spenders and people who act like big spenders．” in the 4th paragraph?

[　　]

A．

All people in the world have a lot of money．

B．

No one in the world has a lot of money．

C．

Many people spend a large sum of money every day．

D．

The number of people who either have a lot of money or who pretend to be rich is great．

(5)

Why are people who cannot afford tipping the biggest tippers in front of their friends?

[　　]

A．

Because they have a lot of money．

B．

Because they sympathize with taxi drivers, waiters in restaurants, waitresses in lounges and disco coat check girls, etc．

C．

Because of their vanity(虚荣)．

D．

None of the above．

单词拼写（共10小题；每小题   0.5分，满分5分）
【小题1】.Many people hoped to attend the Guangzhou Asian Games Opening C________?
【小题2】. It’s going to p          with rain. People in the street hurriedly run for shelters.
【小题3】. The Englishmen are d          that the 2012 Olympic Games will be held in London.
【小题4】. She is always o_____________, even when she has to face the failure in work and life.
【小题5】. Science and technology are c_______________ improving, so we must work hard to keep pace with the development. Otherwise, we may fall behind.
【小题6】. She doesn’t _____________(赞成)of my leaving school.
【小题7】.I cannot _______________(集中) on my work when I’m hungry.
【小题8】. Pictures of the suspect were _____________(公布)in all the daily papers.
【小题9】 My parents still __________________ (对待)me like a child.
【小题10】. I have been reliably __________________ (通知) that the couple will marry next year.

短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

例如: It was very nice to get your invitation to spend ∧ weekend with you. Luckily I was
the                        am
 completely free then, so I’ll to say “yes”. I’ll arrive in Bristol at around 8 p.m. in Friday evening.
on
 
Sports and games are very useful for character training. In their lessons at the school, boys and girls may learn about such virtues like unselfishness, courage, discipline and love of one’s country. So what is learned in books cannot have the same deep effect on child’s character as what is learned by experience. As most of the pupils’ time is spent in classes study lessons, the ordinary day school can’t give many practical training for their lives in the future. So it is how the pupils do in the spare time that really prepare them to take their places in society as citizens when they grow up. Unless each of them learns to work for his team, and not for himself on the football field, he will later find it naturally to work for the good of his country instead only for his own benefit.

1．Is this you p       （永久的）address, or are you staying there for a very short period of time?

2．Newly arrived guests are required to r         （登记，注册）at the hotel’s reception desk.

3．I recommended that each c         （竞争者）should be praised for what they has done in the race.

4．A committee was a        （任命，委任）to look into the case and collect as much as information as possible.

5．It was now time to interview the farmer, for whom I had p          （先前，以前）worked.

6．If you could find some witnesses it would greatly s          （加强，巩固）your case.

7．They set up an i          （有影响力的）company to advise more people to make the best use of water.

8．If you cannot go yourself, why not find someone to s      （代替，替代）you?

9．It’s quite a          （显然的，显而易见的）that she has no intention of changing her mind.

10．The manage issued an order i       （指令，吩咐）its members not to work overtime.

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