1．Only when possible to settle the problem．( )A．does the chief editor come will it beB．the c——青夏教育精英家教网—

1．Only when________ possible to settle the problem．（　　）

	A．	does the chief editor come will it be
	B．	the chief editor comes will it be
	C．	has the chief editor come it will be
	D．	the chief editor comes it will be

20．Having a large family to support，he took up two part-time jobs in his spare time．

19．Spring is just around the corner and it's a time to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors．Here is a selection of festivals around the country that are a great excuse to get back in the spring sunshine．
Dana Point Festival of the Whales
Dana Point，California
March 7to 8and 14to 15，2010
Each year，over two sunny weekends in March the town of Dana Point，California celebrates the return of migratory California Gray whales to this part of the Pacific Ocean．Festivities include whale-watching，an arts festival and educational hands-on activities for the entire family．Prices start at﹩29per adult and﹩19for children．For more information，visit www．dpfestivalofwhales．com．
Chandler Ostrich Festival
Chandler，Arizona
March 13to 15，2010
Chandler is the center of Ostrich（舵鸟） ranching in the U．S．You can see jockeys ride these feathered around the ostrich track at Tubleweed Park．General admission is﹩9for adults，﹩8for seniors，﹩7for children aged five to 12and kids four and under are free．For more information visit www．ostrichfestival．com．
Festival of Houses and Gardens
Charleston，South Carolina
March 19to April 18，2010
The Historic Charleston Foundation gives curious travelers the opportunity to explore gardens of some of the finest private residences in America．Each three hour tour （afternoons from 2to 5pm and evenings from 6to 9pm） lets you visit eight to ten properties dating from the American colonial period．Prices range from﹩25to﹩45．For more information，visit www．historiccharleston．org．
Tulip Time Festival
Holland，Michigan
May 1to 9，2010
You don't need to travel to the Netherlands this spring to see and smell some of the world's finest tulips（郁金香）．The town of Holland is home to millions of colorful bulbs．The 81^st annual Tulip Time Festival，one of the largest flower festivals in America will kick off with fireworks on May 1．Admission fee ranges from﹩6for the children's area to﹩38for theatre tickets．Tickets and more information are available at www．tuliptime．com．

64．A couple with their 4-year-old son will go whale-watching，they have to payA．
A．﹩77          B．﹩58          C．﹩38            D．﹩48
65．The underlined word"jockeys"in the second ad is closest in meaning toB．
A．judges        B．riders        C．children        D．travelers
66．If you want to learn about the history of American colonial period，you can visitB．
A．Tulip Time                   B．Houses and Gardens
C．Dana Point of the whales     D．Chandler Ostrich
67．It can be concluded thatC．
A．All the festivals are held in March．
B．All the Festivals are concerned with animals
C．All the Festivals are held in the U．S．A．
D．All the Festivals surely interest children．

18．As is known，success is the aim of many people．It requires much of a person．In m（86）opinion，above all one should be a person of strong will．Rome was not bbuilt in a day．（87）
On the way to success，there are undoubtedly many（88）difficulties（困难）in the way．If we lose heart and give（89）uphalfway，nothing can be a（90）achieved
．Throughout history，we have had many famous successful people in the world，of（91）whom no one is weak-minded．
（92）Take the great scientist Edison as an example：he tried experimentafter experiment and had one（93）failure（失败）after another （94）before
he finally invented the light bulb，which lighted up the whole world．
Success is（95）whatone wants to get．So long as one has a strong will，I'm sure success is near at hand．

17．Last Sunday I went to do some reading in your library．
Over the time I was there，I found s（76）something unpleasant．Therefore，
I'd like to voice my opinions，（77）which，I hope，would be of help for you to （78）create（创造）a more comfortable place for readers．First，there are few new books on the shelf．Second，most books are not sorted in p（79）proper order，making it difficult for readers to find （80）whatthey want quickly．Third，the librarians didn't offer good service．I（81）Instead，they were chatting．In （82）addition，they took no notice of the fact that a light wasn't （83）on．Leave this state of affairs to stay the same，and I'm afraid there will be fewer and fewer （84）readers．So，I suggest your （85）changing （改变） all these as soon as possible for the sake of readers．

16．This novel was about an unbelievable but g （25）genuine adventure．Its author was a black businessman who was b（26）broughtup in America．In 1956，he visited Africa，his birthplace．One day，when he was w（27）wandering on the pavement near the bay enjoying the sea scenes，he lost his money and passport that he kept in an e （28）envelope So he went to the embassy to s （29）seek help，but the ambassador with rude manners didn't p （30）permit his staff to help though he bowed to him．S （31）Staring at his impatient face，he understood that it was the f （32）fault of his skin colour that accounted for their rejection．So he decided to take a c （33）chance to sail on a small boat home．He met a large amount of difficulty but was never stopped．On the c （34）contrary，difficulty pushed him to go ahead harder．

15．Yang's ambition was to get an architect certificate or become a bowling master．But when he was c （25）conducting experiments with a microscope in the basement，a tank on the bench exploded，sending him flying outwards through the exit．He was out of b（26）breathwhile knowing he lost his eyesight as well as 70% of his hearing．In other words，he was d（27）disabled．
Feeling clumsy，he was a（28）annoyed at first though nobody made fun of him．He cut out going outdoors and just sat around at home talking to his parrot or tortoise silently．His sister r（29）resigned to help him in many ways．Her assistance and encouragement were so beneficial to his psychology that he adapted to his disability soon and became o（30）outgoing again．In a college accessible to him，he studied politics and literature．He always sat in the front row near the e（31）entry without any absence and，with the help of his handy laptop，he studied well by means of d（32）dictation．His thesis Abolishing Slavery met with all professors'approval．After class，he and his companions often played drum music，which was noisy but s（33）suitable for his hearing．After graduation，he made high p（34）profits by designing software for a firm．All in all，in his community，he won dignity and people's congratulation．

14．The long-desired winter vacation arrived in the end．As soon as the bell rang announcing that the class was over，e（59）everystudent couldn't（60）waitto rush out of the classroom．Half an hour later，my good friend Jack and I were on the way back home．（61）Socrowded was the train we took that we had to （62）stand （站）．Thinking of the coming Spring Festival and the two（63）weeks' （周） stay with parents，we both felt happy and excited．All of a s（64）sudden，I saw a man stealing an old lady's p（65）purse out of her bag．With the help of Jack，I caught the pickpocket and f（66）forced him to give back the purse to the lady．Then the pickpocket was taken（67）awayby the guard．
Praised by other passengers，we felt （68）proud of what we had done．

13．One day，Daisy dreamed a strange dream．She flew in a wonderful ccarpet （76）to talk with an antelope which was eendangered （77）in Tibet．It told her they were hunted because of their ffur （78）which can be used to make ssweaters （79）like hers．In three years they may all be gone．Later，she arrived in Zimbabwe where she got to know the farmers there no longer hunted them without mmercy （80）．That's because the ggovernment （81）decided to help and the farmers finally made a lot of money．At last she got to the thick rain forest where she found a monkey rrubbing （82）itself to fight against mmosquitoes （83）．So she learned people should pay more aattention （84）to the rainforest and aappreciate （85）how the animals live together．

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The entire Pimsleur Approach is what language learning should be：quick，fun，and easy!Each lesson is the foundation for the next．You'll keep building on what you've learned．
60．What can prove Pimsleur courses to be successful？C
A．Full 30-day money-back guarantee
B．Eight fluency-focused lessons on four audio CDs
C.25 million people have graduated with success．
D.30-minute lessons are perfect for your daily commuting，lunch break，or workout．
61．According to the text，what does the course offer？A
A．Effective language instruction．
B．Language rules for you to recite．
C．Learning a new language by repeating many times
D．Opportunities to work with business professionals．
62 According to the text，which of the following is NOT a reason for choosing the Pimsleur Approach？D
A．It will correct your accent．
B．It will build your confidence．
C．It will help you remember things easily．
D．It will teach you how to control your balance．
63．It can be inferred that the text is a（n）B
A．report on a new language learning method
B．ad of a language training organization
C．notice of the opening of a new course
D．comment on a language training organization．

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