5. 76. 去掉a 77. have后加been 78. exam→exams 79. was→were 80. strong→strongly 81. too→so 82. 去掉of 83. live→living 84. √ 85. fact后加that

9. 76. neighbour→neighbours 77. walked→walk 78. Some→One 79. sudden→suddenly 80. √ 81. 去掉on 82. said→saying 83. great→greater 84. 去掉and 85. have后加one　

8. 76. peoples→people 77. A→The 78. While→When 79. Face→Facing 80. miss→missed 81. talk后加to或with 82. record→records 83. 去掉第二个the 84. me→myself 85. √

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11．A. recognized 　B. understood 　C. owned 　D. kept 12．A. whispered 　B. shouted 　C. cried 　D. sang 13．A. towns 　B. factories 　C. companies 　D. villages 14．A. free 　B. brave 　C. easy 　D. pleased 15．A. manner 　B. job 　C. life 　D. mind 16．A. changed 　B. developed 　C. improved 　D. realized 17．A. tiring 　B. hard 　C. exciting　D. dangerous 18．A. known 　B. paid 　C. treated 　D. dressed 19．A. afraid 　B. eager 　C. worried 　D. likely 20．A. Because 　B. And 　C. When 　D. But

11. A.In the end　B.Quickly　C.Suddenly　D.The moment 12. A.led up　B.set up　C.wound up　D.put up 13. A.found　B.came to　C.looked for　D.discovered 14. A.Because　B.While　 C.What　D.As soon as 15. A.farmer　B.baker　 C.driver　D.brother 16. A.lost　B.hungry　 C.unknown　D.puzzled 17. A.wind　B.rain　 C.night　D.clouds 18. A.arrive　B.remember　C.understand　D.telephone 19. A.　sight　B.journey　C.van　D.adventure 20. A.　color　B.shape　 C.smell　D.taste 　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 4 　　 In history, a real cowboy was a simple farm worker on horseback. He spent a long time a day outdoors working with cows. The work was dirty, tiring and not very well paid. 　People in the western states had to　　 1　 cattle at low cost and send them by railway to the eastern　 　2 　 . But someone had to 3　 the cattle and get them to the nearest railroad. This was the job of a cowboy. Sometimes the　 4　 was more than a thousand kilometers away and it could take as　 5　 as six months to move the cattle. The 6　was long but the cattle were driven　 7　 　so as not to lose　 8　. Then they could be sold at a good price. 　Most cowboys were young,　　　 9　men. A good horse　 　10　 　their job of moving cattle much easier. A good cowboy　 　11　 　cows and knew how to control them. At night, he 12　to the cows to keep them calm. 　In the late 1800s, America was changing from a nation of farm to one of　　 13　 and cities. The cowboy seemed　 14　 compared with other Americans doing ordinary jobs. 　Today, the　 15　 of cowboys has　 16　 greatly. One change is the use of trucks. The job is not so　 17　 as it used to be. And cowboys are better　 18　 now. They are　　 19　 to be married. Some of them are farmers or teachers or truck drivers. Some work for big companies.　 20 　 at night and on weekends, they become cowboys. These part- time cowboys increase the total production of meat, keeping the beef price low. 1．A. get 　B. buy 　C. sell D. raise 2．A. markets 　B. countries 　C. cities 　D. stories 3．A. deal with B. find out 　C. look after 　D. pay off 4．A. road 　B. railroad 　C. state 　D. farm 5．A. good 　B. much 　C. long 　D. far 6．A. journey 　B. trip 　C. tour 　D. travel 7．A. hurriedly B. smoothly 　C. slowly 　D. carefully 8．A. mind 　B. direction 　C. head 　D. weight 9．A. unmarried B. proud 　C. strong 　D. educated 10．A. had 　B. made 　C. found 　D. helped

13. A. watch　B. paper　　 C. teacher　 　D. book 14. A. up　B. down　　　 C. out　　 　D. over 15. A. run　B. leave　　 C. remain　D. go 16. A. gave out　B. gave up 　C. put off　 　D. put out 17. A. another　B. more　　　 C. other　　　D. the other 18. A. thinking　B. dreaming　 C. crying　 　D. writing 19. A. exam　 B. dream　 C. story　　 　D. night 20. A. her mother　B. her teacher　C. a classmate　D. a friend 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 3 　　 I woke up the next morning after a deep sleep, just as it was getting light. I hadn’t realized how　　 1　 　I was. I went to the mouth of the　　 2 　 and looked out. The weather was still very windy,　　 3　 　much less cloudy and it had stopped raining. I could see the hillside below us. 　　 I woke up my brother and we collected our things and set off down the　　 4　 . At first it was very　 5　　 to climb down over the rocks. There were also thick bushes and it was difficult to walk through them. At one stage my brother stopped and　 6　 　his pack. He took out a T-shirt and a　　 7 　 　and cut an arm off the T-shirt. “What on earth are you doing?” I shouted. “Watch!” he replied, as he tied the piece of material to a branch of trees: “We　 8　 　find our way back to the cave. ” I looked around and realized what a good idea this was. There were hills all around us and one　 9　 　looked very much like anothe　　 We went on climbing down the hill and finally came to a small river which　 10　 through a wood. It was easy now to follow the river through the trees. We walked on, probably for about half an hour.　　 11　　 we came to a small farmhouse. Smoke was coming from the chimney and we knocked hard on the door. However, there was no answer. There was a path that　　 12　 　to the farmhouse, so we decided to follow this. We walked along the path for about twenty minutes and　　 13　　 a narrow road. We stopped and wondered.　 “Which way now?”　 14　　 we were thinking, a small van came round the corner. We waved and the　　 15　　 stopped. “Where do you want to go? ” 　　 “We don’t know. We’re completely　　 16　 　!” We told her where we lived. “How did you get here?” she asked. 　　　 “We were walking on the hills, and　　 17　 came down and we got lost. ” “Jump in. I'll take you to the next village and you can　　 18　　 from here.” 　　 The　　 19　　 were wonderful! It was a baker’s van, and was full of hot bread with the most delicious　　 20　 . “Hungry?” said the driver. We nodded, and she pulled out a long thin loaf and handed it to us. We were on our way home. 1. A.happy　B.sad　C.tired　D.hungry 2. A.hill　B.cave　C.farmhouse　D.window 3. A.and　B.but　C.however　D.so 4　 A.road　B.way　C.direction　D.hillside 5. A.easy　B.wonderful　C.interesting　D.difficult 6. A.threw off　B.started off　C.took off　D.Searched for 7. A.knife　B.book　C.picture　o　C.may　D.will 9. A.cave　B.tree　C.T-shirt　D.hill 10. A.led　B.passed　C.showed　D.floated

10．A．sea　 B．shore 　C．island 　D．sand 11．A．before　B．while　C．unless　 D．when 12．A．going　 B．running　C．cutting 　D．swimming 13．A．forward　 B．backward　C．upward　 D．downward 14．A．cry　 B．breathe 　C．swim　　D．escape 15．A．his feet　 B．a stick　C．his fingers　 D．the shirt 16．A．interested　 B．frightened　 C．disappointed　 D．excited 17．A．the shore　 B．Perry　 C．the stones　 D．the shells 18．A．lively　 B．alive 　C．dead　　D．friendly 19．A．on　 B．by　C．to　　D．with 20．A．as though　 B．even though　 C．as soon as　 D．as long as

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 2 　　 Soon it would be the holidays, but before that, there were final _1_ . All the kids had been working hard for some time, reviewing their　　 2　 . If they didn’t pass the exams, they would have to　 3　them in September. There were usually a few who　　 4　 , but Jane didn’t want to be one of them. She had worked hard all year, but she was working so hard that her mother　　 5　 her. She went to bed too late. The night before the big day, her mother　　 6　 　that she should have an early night and take a sleeping pill. She promised to　　 7　 　her up in the morning.　 Jane was too 　 8　 　　to fall asleep. Her mind kept jumping from subject to subject. At last, the　　 9　 did work. In no time at all, she was sitting in the examination hall, looking at the paper, but she couldn't answer　 10 of the questions. Everyone　 11 　her was writing pages and pages.　 12 　she thought hard, she couldn’t find anything to write about. From time to time she looked at her 　 13　 . Time was running 　 14　 . There was only an hour to　15 　. She started one question, wrote two sentences,　　 　16　 and tried another. With only half an hour left she wrote　 17 　 two sentences. By this time she was so worried that she started　　 18　 . Her whole body shook. It shook so much that she woke up. She was still in bed and it had all been a terrible　 19 　. A minute later,　　 20 　 called her name. 1. A. harvests　 B. exams　 C. reports 　D. papers 2. A. exercises　 B. jobs　 C. books　D. lessons 3. A. take　 B. write　 C. attend　　 D. do 4. A. cheated　　 B. succeeded　 C. passed　 D. failed 5.A.cared for　 B.felt proud of　 C. worried about　D. thought highly of 6. A. insisted　　 B. agreed　C. promised　D. allowed 7. A. ring　B. wake　C. bring　　 D. pick 8. A. sad　B. tired　C. happy　D. nervous 9. A. dream　B. pill　 C. suggestion　D. music 10. A. all　B. none　C. any　D. some 11. A. ahead of　B. behind　C. in front of 　D. around 12. A. Unless　B. However　 C. Though　 　D. As

5. A. stared　　 B. smiled　　 C. glanced　　 D. nodded 6. A. called on　 B. looked after　　 C. passed by　　 D. thought of 7. A. arrived　　 B. continued　　C. disappeared　　 D. developed 8. A. Oh　　B. Well　　　C. Fine　　 D. Terrible 9. A. made　 B. changed　　 C. found　　D. improved 10. A. heat　　 B. warmth　　 C. snowstorm　　　 D. sunlight 11. A. then　　 B. thus　　 C. therefore　 D. yet 12. A. ready　　 B. doubtful　　　C. satisfied　　 D. disappointed 13. A. unable　　 B. unwilling　　C. likely　　 D. anxious 14. A. attention　 B. choice　　C. pleasure　 D. difficulty 15. A. because　　 B. when　　　C. what　　　D. where 16. A. finally　　 B. especially　 C. silly　　　D. fortunately 17. A. effort　　 B. attempt　　C. deed　　　D. feeling 18. A. daily　　 B. light　　 C. perfect　　D. poor 19. A. done　　 B. sold　 C. chosen　　 D. given 20. A. adds　　 B. leaves　　 C. offers　　 D. costs

　 4 　　 Elizabeth Clay decided to go home and spend the holiday with her parents. The next day she drove her old car home along the road.　　 1　　　she found she got a flat. The 22-year-old student　　 2　　 to stop her car by the side of the road in the winter night and opened the trunk. No　　 3　　 tire. 　　 At this time, a car　　 4　　　. Paul and Diane told Clay to　　 5　　　them to a service station near their　　 6　　. They arrived to see that it had no suitable tires to　　 7　　 with her car. “Follow us home,” said Paul. 　　 The couple called around to find a tire, No　　 8　　 . They decided to let her use their own car. “Here,” Paul said, handing Clay a　　 9　　 of keys, “Take our car. We　　 10　　 be using it over the holiday.” 　　 Clay was　　11　　. “But I’m going all the way to South Carolina, and I’ll be gone for two weeks,” she　　 12　　 them. “We know,” Paul said. “We’ll be　　 13　　 when you get back. Here’s our number if you need to　　 14　　 us.” 　　 Unable to believe her eyes, Clay watched as the　　 15　 　put her luggage into their car and then　　 16　　 her off. Two weeks later she　　 17　 to find her old car cleaned inside and out with three new tires and the radio　　 18　　 . 　 “Thank you so much,” she said. “How much do I　19　 you?” “Oh, no,” Paul said, “we don’t want any money. It’s our　　20 .” Clay realized that while it might have been their pleasure, it was now her duty to pass on their “do unto others” spirit. 1．A．Suddenly 　B．Finally 　C．Immediately D．Fortunately 2．A．afforded 　B．wanted 　C．allowed 　D．managed 3．A．spare 　B．free 　C．full 　D．empty 4．A．passed 　B．stopped 　C．paused 　D．started 5．A．help 　B．push 　C．take 　D．follow 6．A．garage 　B．house 　C．shop 　D．hotel 7．A．agree 　B．match 　C．go 　D．deal 8．A．way　B．message 　C．success 　D．luck 9．A．set 　B．number 　C．pair 　D．chain 10．A．can’t 　B．shouldn’t 　C．mustn’t 　D．won’t 11．A．satisfied 　B．worried 　C．astonished　 　D．disturbed 12．A．persuaded 　B．advised 　C．reminded 　D．promised 13．A．happy 　B．here 　C．away 　D．busy 14．A．get in touch with 　B．keep in touch with 　　　 　 C．be in touch with 　D．put in touch with 15．A．repairmen 　B．cleaners 　C．friends 　D．couple 16．A．sent 　B．shook 　C．watched 　D．drove 17．A．shocked 　B．happened 　C．returned 　D．came 18．A．loaded 　B．fixed 　C．tied 　D．rebuilt 19．A．owe 　B．lend 　C．give 　D．offer 20．A．wish 　B．job 　C．duty 　D．pleasure 1．KEY：1-5DBBDA　 6-10CACBA　　 11-15BACCD　　 16-20ABCAD 2．KEY：1-5 BAADB　 6-10 CABCC　 11-15 BDADB　 16-20 DDACC 3. KEY: 1-5 BCDAB　 6-10 BCCBD　 11-15 DABCA　 16-20 BACAD 4. KEY: 1-5ADABD　 6-10BCDAD　　 11-15CCBAD　　 16-20ACBAD

31、The key you have just got ____ the front door. A. is used to opening　　　　 B. is used to be opened C. is used to being opened　 D. is used to open 32、There is a saying which ____like this: “ Still waters run ______.” A. goes; deeply　 B. comes; deep　　 C. goes; deep　　es; deeply 33、The animal of this kind is _______; we’d better ________. A. dangerous; keep away　　　　　　 B. is danger; keep away from it C. dangerous; keep away from it　　 D. in danger; keep away 34、Driving the halfway I _____ my car was out of gas. A. noticed　　 B. find　　 C. found out　　 D. saw 35、The policemen are searching for the ____car on the highway.

A. damaging　　 B. damaged　　 C. destroying　 D. destroy 36、In the last ten years she _____ like this; she is killing her health. A. works　 b. has been working　 C. worked　　 D. is working 37、She did not take the advice that she ___ at rush hour, so she got lost. A. not travel　　 B. did not go　 C. should travel　 D. goes shopping 38、- Have they found out the _____ of the fire? -　 Yes. It was a cigarette end that _____ the fire. A. cause; started　　　 B. reason; caused C. causing; caused　　 D. reason; cause 39、-Do you know _______? - Someone wants to find his dog back. A. what the notice says　　　　 B. what the notice writes C. what is the notice written　　 D. what does the notice say 40、- You seem to have made another decision. -You are right. I am considering ________. California , you know,

is my first choice. A. to move out　 B. getting out of here　 C. to move my house　 D. moving family 41、She won’t come over for a visit unless________. A. being invited　　 B. invited　 C. inviting　 D. was invited 42、-Does it matter if I give it up this time? - It ____if you do. You won’t have ______chance. A. does; the other　　　　 B. does ; second C. does matter; another　 D. does matter; the other 43、They have made medicine from a new plant _____a cure for fever. A. used it as　 B. using as　 C. and used as　　 D. used as 44、______the house was started before she went to Africa and now it is still under construction. A. Working　 B. Working at　 C. Working on　　 D. Work on 45、The new law has come into _____; surely it will have _____on industry of the country. A. affect; an effect　 B. effect; affect