摘要: A. lost B. missing C. gone D. leaving

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     When Carrey found that the police in his community were investigating him for a bank fraud (银行劫案),
he escaped to Thailand. For months police agents and detectives couldn't find his   1   location-until they   2 
 his Facebook profile. Private   3   Carrey's profile was, his list of Facebook friends was not. Using that list,
the police were able to find and   4   him.
        5   are the days when the only way to catch a criminal was to   6  "wanted posters" and crime reports.
Now when police want to catch a suspect, they   7   Facebook for clues about the person's traces. Almost
everyone is getting online and using social networking sites   8   Facebook. They are posting photos of
themselves, 
  9   the world where they are and what they are doing. Often a suspect has his or her own   10  , with photos
and information that are vital to the catch the criminals. Some police departments are also turning to the
community for help by creating their own Facebook pages. There, officers post photos so that members of the
community can see and   11   them.
     Facebook is also helping the victims help themselves. Here   12   the story, when someone stole a truck
from Paul, Paul thought the truck was gone and would never be back. But he posted photos of the truck on
Facebook and asked people to keep an eye open   13   it if they noticed it. The next morning he received a call:
Someone  14  the truck and   15  the police of it. The thief was arrested, and the truck was returned. 
    Thanks to Facebook, it is making it harder for criminals to   16   their tracks. When criminals are   17   on
Facebook, they are unknowingly leaving  18   for police to follow. And when police and victims spread the
   19   about a crime over Facebook, more people can   20   the search. With the right tip, police just might be
able to make an quick arrest.
(     )1. A. certain      
(     )2. A. glanced      
(     )3. A. although      
(     )4. A. arrested      
(     )5. A. missing      
(     )6. A. put out      
(     )7. A. run to        
(     )8. A. such          
(     )9. A. telling      
(     )10. A. programme    
(     )11. A. stick to    
(     )12. A. goes        
(     )13. A. of          
(     )14. A. was seen    
(     )15. A. informed    
(     )16. A. spot        
(     )17. A. active      
(     )18. A. mails        
(     )19. A. words        
(     )20. A. contributed to
B. sure         
B. discovered   
B. yet         
B. took         
B. gone         
B. sell out     
B. get to       
B. like         
B. speaking     
B. profile     
B. attach to   
B. comes       
B. on           
B. has seen     
B. reported     
B. consult     
B. positve     
B. messages     
B. word       
B. apply to   
C. exact      
C. realized  
C. while      
C. touched    
C. lost      
C. hand out  
C. lead to    
C. as        
C. talking    
C. community  
C. respond to 
C. says      
C. out        
C. had seen   
C. called    
C. cover      
C. impressive 
C. phonecalls 
C. memory    
C. adapt to  
D. real             
D. sought           
D. as               
D. killed           
D. disappeared      
D. turn out         
D. turn to          
D. for example      
D. saying           
D. network          
D. turn to          
D. writes           
D. for              
D. seen             
D. warned           
D. spy              
D. alive            
D. clues            
D. admission        
D. appeal to        
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     When Carrey found that the police in his community were investigating him for a bank fraud
(银行劫案), he escaped to Thailand. For months police agents and detectives couldn't find his
___1___ location --- until they ___2___ his Facebook profile. Private ___3___ Carrey's profile
was, his list of Facebook friends was not. Using that list, the police were able to find and ___4___
him.
__5___ are the days when the only way to catch a criminal was to ___6___ "wanted posters" and
crime reports. Now when police want to catch a suspect, they ___7___ Facebook for clues about
the person's traces. Almost everyone is getting online and using social networking sites ___8___
     Facebook. They are posting photos of themselves, ___9___ the world where they are and what
they are doing. Often a suspect has his or her own ___10___, with photos and information that are
vital to the catch the criminals. Some police departments are also turning to the community for help
by creating their own Facebook pages. There, officers post photos so that members of the community
can see and ___11___ them.
     Facebook is also helping the victims help themselves. Here ___12___ the story, when someone stole
a truck from Paul, Paul thought the truck was gone and would never be back. But he posted photos
of the truck on Facebook and asked people to keep an eye open ___13___ it if they noticed it. The
next morning he received a call: Someone ___14___ the truck and ___15___ the police of it. The
thief was arrested, and the truck was returned.
     Thanks to Facebook, it is making it harder for criminals to ___16___ their tracks. When criminals are
___17___ on Facebook, they are unknowingly leaving ___18___ for police to follow. And when police
and victims spread the ___19___ about a crime over Facebook, more people can ___20___ the search. With the right tip, police just might be able to make an quick arrest.
(     )1.A.certain        
(     )2.A.glanced        
(     )3.A.although      
(     )4.A.arrested      
(     )5.A.missing        
(     )6.A.put out        
(     )7.A.run to        
(     )8.A.such          
(     )9.A.telling        
(     )10.A.programme    
(     )11.A.stick to      
(     )12.A.goes          
(     )13.A.of            
(     )14.A.was seen      
(     )15.A.informed      
(     )16.A.spot          
(     )17.A.active        
(     )18.A.mails        
(     )19.A.words        
(     )20.A.contributed to
B.sure      
B.discovered
B.yet      
B.took      
B.gone      
B.sell out  
B.get to    
B.like      
B.speaking  
B.profile  
B.attach to
B.comes    
B.on        
B.has seen  
B.reported  
B.consult  
B.positve  
B.messages  
B.word      
B.apply to  
C.exact  
C.realized
C.while  
C.touched
C.lost    
C.hand out
C.lead to
C.as      
C.talking
C.community
C.respond to
C.says    
C.out    
C.had seen
C.called  
C.cover  
C.impressive
C.phonecalls
C.memory  
C.adapt to
D.real      
D.sought    
D.as        
D.killed    
D.disappeared
D.turn out  
D.turn to    
D.for example
D.saying    
D.network    
D.turn to    
D.writes    
D.for        
D.seen      
D.warned    
D.spy        
D.alive      
D.clues      
D.admission  
D.appeal to  
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  When Carrey found that the police in his community were investigating him for a bank fraud(银行劫案), he escaped to Thailand.For months police agents and detectives couldn't find his   1   location-until they   2   his Facebook profile.Private   3   Carrey's profile was, his list of Facebook friends was not.Using that list, the police were able to find and   4   him.

    5   are the days when the only way to catch a criminal was to   6   “wanted posters” and crime reports.Now when police want to catch a suspect, they   7   Facebook for clues about the person's traces.Almost everyone is getting online and using social networking sites   8   Facebook.They are posting photos of themselves,   9   the world where they are and what they are doing.Often a suspect has his or her own   10  , with photos and information that are vital to the catch the criminals.Some police departments are also turning to the community for help by creating their own Facebook pages.There, officers post photos so that members of the community can see and   11   them.

  Facebook is also helping the victims help themselves.Here   12   the story, when someone stole a truck from Paul, Paul thought the truck was gone and would never be back.But he posted photos of the truck on Facebook and asked people to keep an eye open   13   it if they noticed it.The next morning he received a call:Someone   14   the truck and   15   the police of it.The thief was arrested, and the truck was returned.

  Thanks to Facebook, it is making it harder for criminals to   16   their tracks.When criminals are   17   on Facebook, they are unknowingly leaving   18   for police to follow.And when police and victims spread the   19   about a crime over Facebook, more people can   20   the search.With the right tip, police just might be able to make an quick arrest.

(1)

[  ]

A.

certain

B.

sure

C.

exact

D.

real

(2)

[  ]

A.

glanced

B.

discovered

C.

realized

D.

sought

(3)

[  ]

A.

although

B.

yet

C.

while

D.

as

(4)

[  ]

A.

arrested

B.

took

C.

touched

D.

killed

(5)

[  ]

A.

missing

B.

gone

C.

lost

D.

disappeared

(6)

[  ]

A.

put out

B.

sell out

C.

hand out

D.

turn out

(7)

[  ]

A.

run to

B.

get to

C.

lead to

D.

turn to

(8)

[  ]

A.

such

B.

like

C.

as

D.

for example

(9)

[  ]

A.

telling

B.

speaking

C.

talking

D.

saying

(10)

[  ]

A.

programme

B.

profile

C.

community

D.

network

(11)

[  ]

A.

stick to

B.

attach to

C.

respond to

D.

turn to

(12)

[  ]

A.

goes

B.

comes

C.

says

D.

writes

(13)

[  ]

A.

of

B.

on

C.

out

D.

for

(14)

[  ]

A.

was seen

B.

has seen

C.

had seen

D.

seen

(15)

[  ]

A.

informed

B.

reported

C.

called

D.

warned

(16)

[  ]

A.

spot

B.

consult

C.

cover

D.

spy

(17)

[  ]

A.

active

B.

positve

C.

impressive

D.

alive

(18)

[  ]

A.

mails

B.

messages

C.

phonecalls

D.

clues

(19)

[  ]

A.

words

B.

word

C.

memory

D.

admission

(20)

[  ]

A.

contributed to

B.

apply to

C.

adapt to

D.

appeal to

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阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空内处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

When Dunstan Cass left the cottage, Silas Marner was only a hundred meters away. He was walking home from the village, where he had   21 to buy what he needed  22   his next day's work. His legs were tired, but he felt almost happy. He was looking forward to  23  ,when he would bring out his gold. Tonight he had an extra reason to hurry home. He was going to eat hot meat, which was  24   for him. And it would 25  him nothing, because someone had given him a piece of meat as a present. He left it  26  over the fire. The door key was needed to hold it safe in place, but Cass was not at all   27  about leaving his gold in the cottage with the door  28  . He could not imagine that a thief would  29   his way through the mist, rain and darkness to the little cottage by the quarry (釆石场).

When he reached his cottage and opened the door, he did not notice   30   anything was different. He  31    his wet coat, and pushed the meat  32   the fire.  33   he was warm again, he began to think about his gold. It seemed a long time to wait until after super, when he usually brought out coins to look at.  34    he decided to bring out his gold immediately, while the meat was still cooking.

But when he  35  the floorboards near the loom (织布机),and saw the 36   hole ,he did not understand  37  . His heart beat violently as his trembling hands felt all round the hole. There was  38   ! He put his hands to his head and tried to think. Had he put his gold in a different place, and forgotten about it? He 39   every corner of this small cottage, until he could not pretend to himself any more. He had to accept the truth 一 his gold had been   40  !

1.

A.arrived

B.been

C.left

D.gone

 

2.

A.to

B.in

C.for

D.with

 

3.

A.holiday

B.home

C.supper-time

D.meat

 

4.

A.ordinary

B.unusuall

C.normal

D.common

5.A. pay       B.spend    C take       D. cost

6.

A.boiling

B.cooking

C.smoking

D.making

 

7.

A.interesting

B.worried

C.interested

D.worrying

 

8.

A.unlocked

B.uncovered

C.discovered

D.locked

 

9.

A.go

B.lead

C.find

D.lose

 

10.

A.whether

B.that

C.because

D.as

 

11.

A.turned off

B.threw into

C.threw off

D.got off

 

12.

A.away from

B.farther on

C.on to

D.closer to

 

13.

A.As soon as

B.As well as

C.As far as

D.As long as

 

14.

A.But

B.As

C.So

D.For

 

15.

A.took down

B.took off

C.took over

D.took up

 

16.

A.dark

B.empty

C.small

D.deep

 

17.

A.at last

B.at once

C.at most

D.at least

 

18.

A.everything

B.something

C.nothing

D.anything

 

19.

A.searched

B.gathered

C.researched

D.found

 

20.

A.Gone

B.missing

C.lost

D.stolen

 

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