A)从A、B、C、D中找中其划线部分与所给单词划线部分读音相同的选项.

1. lively 　A. mixture 　B. opinion 　C. quiet 　D. finally 2. message 　A. page 　B. village 　C. terrible 　D. vacation 3. idea 　A. area 　B. great 　C. wheat 　D. bread 4. change 　A. channel 　B. machine 　C. stomach 　D. chemistry 5. introduce 　A. open 　B. biology 　C. holiday 　D. above 6. nodded 　A. passed 　B. tasted 　C. dipped 　D. sucked 7. quake 　A. shake 　B. company 　C. fact 　D. gap 8. although 　A. without 　B. think 　C. thank 　D. thickly 9. soup 　A. could 　B. sound 　C. group 　D. although

B)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的正确答案： 10.I was told the exam will begin at half past nine, but you’d better _______ sure. 　A. take B. make C. get D. be 11. We had _______ and so we went to the seaside. 　A. three holidays 　B. a three days holiday 　C. a vacation of three days 　D. three days holiday 12. It’s _______ here . We can’t work long hours here. 　A. very much cold 　B. much cold 　C. much too cold 　D. too much cold 13.----What do you _______ about James Lee? ----Not very much. I think he comes from U.S. 　A. know 　B. think 　C. talk 　D. like 14. He didn’t work it out _______ I explained how to him. 　A. unless 　B. until 　C. when 　D. even 15. How did this accident happen at such a lovely day? Happen means _______ . 　A. took place B. come on 　C. come out D. come about 16. The man was old and slow, so he had _______ the elephant at all. 　A. some difficulty in finding B. difficulties in finding 　C. some difficulty to find D. a difficulty to fine 17. She wants to buy _______ same pen _______ I have. 　A. the; that B. the; which C. the; as D. as; as 18. Are you going to _______ the coming sports meet? 　A. join B. take part in C. held D. attend 19. Your idea sounds _______. I shall do _______ you have said. 　A. good, like B. well, as C. good, as D. well, like 20. ---How many students are there in your classroom? ---_______. 　A. No one B. None 　C. Nothing 　D. No 21. The dictionary is _______thicker than the old . 　A. very, one B. much, it B. very, that D. much, one 22. The dictionary is not cheap. It costs _______ 300 Yuan. 　A. at least B. at most C. at more D. at fewer 23. ---Shall we go to the English party tonight? ---_______. 　A. It’s waste of time B. I have no time 　C. That’s a good idea 　D. Thank you 24. _______of my classmates were studying in the classroom. I saw Li Hong and Hu Ming on the playground. 　A. Each B. All 　C. Not all 　D. None 25. Can’t you stop the children _______into the house? 　A. get B. to get C. to getting D. getting 26.I don’t think_______ necessary to do homework. 　A. it, too much B. that, much too 　C. that, too much D. it, too many 27. The factory_______ I used to work in is here. 　A. where, far from B. which, near from 　C. which, far from D. that, near to 28. Is this the school _______ you visited the other day? 　A. in which B. to which C. which D. the one 29. Have you _______ John Lennon? I first his song when I was ten years old. 　A. heard of...heard B. heard, listened 　C. heard of, listened D. heard from, heard of 30. ---Are you going to the Great Wall with us on Sunday? ---_______. 　A. No, never B. No, I’m afraid not 　C. Yes, I will 　D. Yes, I have seen it 31. There are many people in the city _______ have not enough houses to live in. 　A. who B. which C. in which D. where 32. ---_______ the film we saw yesterday? ---Very interesting. 　A. What do you like B. How do you think 　C. How do you think of 　D. What do you think of 33. Don’t make fun _______the blind man is in trouble. 　A. of, which B. of, who C. with, that D. about, whom 34. Whom shall we_______ to help us? 　A. get B. make C. let D. have 35. The information is _______. 　A. great important B. great importance 　C. of great important D. of great importance 36.I will come to the teacher to ask for ____ ___how to learn English. 　A. a advice...about B. advice...on 　C. piece advice...on D. a peace of advice...about 37. The anti-Japanese War _______ in 1937 and it eight years. 　A. was broken out, lasted B. broke out, lasted 　C. broke, remained D. had broken out, kept 38. The athlete did everything _______ break the record. 　A. that he could B. that he could to 　C. which he could to D. what he could do to 39. We_______ her_______ our own sister. But she is hard on us. 　A. regard, as B. look on, as C. consider, as D. all above 40. On the day _______ my friends visited me, I happened to lose the key the room,_______ made me very angry. 　A. which, of, which B. when, to, which 　C. when, of, as D. when, to, as 41. Make a mark _______ you don’t understand when you are reading. 　A. in which B. at which C. where D. which 42._______ she will go to the U.S.A is still unknown. 　A. If B. Whether 　C. That 　D. Which 43. Has all _______ can be done ? 　A. /, been done B. /, done C. that, done D. that, been done 44. Lincoln became _______ President of USA in 1860. 　A. a B. an C. the D. /

The Chinese diet is the healthy in the world.　 　61.　　　　 　　　　　　

It contains lots of fruit and green vegetables.　　　 62.　　　　 　

It's high at fibre and low in sugar and fat.　　　　　 63.　　　　 　　　

But the western diet contains too many　　　 　　　64.　　　　 　　　

fat and sugar in form of creams, cakes and so on.　 65.　　　　 　

Because this, westerners very easily　　　　 　　　66.　　　　 　　　

put to weight. As a result, scores of people　 　　　　67.　　　　 　　　

die from heart illness, some suffer from　　　 　　　68.　　　　 　　　

bad teeth. So the doctor suggests us not　　 　　　69.　　　　 　　　

to do that. We'd better to eat our healthy food.　　 70.　　　　 　

VI. 书面表达

　　 根据下面表格所提供的信息, 写一篇100-120个词的短文, 题为A Big Store Fire。

D

Different people have different colour skin, some have black skin, some have yellow skin, and some have white skin. Once there was a woman in Alaska.　 Her skin was an orange colour. It was almost the colour of orange juice.

　　 How did this woman become orange? She ate lots of tomatoes, carrots and squash. She ate too many orange things. That's why she turned orange.

　　 Why did she eat so many orange things? She went to the doctor. The doctor said,” Stop eating orange things. Try some green things. "The woman did so, and she isn't orange any more.

56.The woman was orange because　　　　 .

　 A. she ate nothing but oranges　 　B. she ate orange food

　 C. she fell to orange juice　　　　 D. she chose that colour

57.This story is mainly about　　　　　 .

　 A. a woman in Alaska　 B. tomatoes, carrots and squash

　 C. a famous doctor　　　 D. different people with the same colour skin

58.The woman saw a doctor because　　　　 .

　 A. orange made her sick　　　　　 B. she needed more sun

　 C. she couldn't eat sunny thing　　 D. she didn't like her colour

59.The doctor told her　　　　　　 .

　 A. to eat orange things　　　　 B. to drink orange juice

　 C. to have some green food　　 D. not to take any green vegetables

60.Which of the following is true?

　 A. Many people have orange skin.

　 B. In fact the woman's skin didn't become orange.

　 C. The doctor gave the woman good advice.

　 D. The doctor asked the woman to take some medicine.　

C

Many Chinese people who have been to the United States think that Americans pay a little part of their money for food each day. Yet, in the latest 13 years, food prices have gone up 30% for most American families. Everyone agrees that the cost of feeding a family has risen sharply. But who is really responsible(有责任的)？

　　 Many people say the farmers who produce the vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs are responsible. But farmers explain that the rise in food prices is very small compared to the rise in their cost of living. Farmers think middlemen(中间人) have got much more money than they do. Middlemen are those people who stand between the farmers and the people who buy and eat the food. For example truck drivers, owners of food stores and so on. Are middlemen really responsible for higher food prices?

　　 Economists(经济学家)don't think so. They have found that the money that meat packers(包装商)and food stores get is less than 1% in all. They say that food costs more now because modern housewives have jobs outside the home. They have less time for cooking after a day's work. They prefer to buy food which has already been prepared before it reaches the market. They want to buy many kinds of food that can be put on their dining tables easily and quickly. But of course they must be prepared to pay for the services(服务)of those who make their work easier.

　　 It seems that the answer to the question of rising prices is not a simple one. Quite a number of people share the responsibility for the sharp rise in food costs.

51. Farmers speak for themselves because____________.　　

　 A. the middlemen have had the biggest share of profit(利润)

　 B. the cost of their products have risen sharply too

　 C. their cost of living has gone up a lot, too

　 D. they've got very little in the rise of food prices

52. Economists blame(认为……负有责任) ____________.　　

　 A. farmers　 B. middlemen　 C. housewives　　 D. storeowners

53. What's the writer's opinion?

　 A. He agrees with the economists.

　 B. He doesn't think farmers are responsible.

　 C. He thinks the middlemen might get a lot of profit.

　 D. He thinks all those people should be responsible.

54. The food prices have gone up sharply. This sentence means they have gone up ______________.　　

　 A. quickly and strongly　　 B. suddenly and greatly

　 C. clearly and distinctly　 D. angrily and severely

55. Which of the following is a middleman?

　 　A. A farmer　　　 B. A shopkeeper　 C. A housewife　　 D. An economist

B

Although computers used to be large, expensive and difficult to use, they have been made smaller, cheaper and easier to use. As a result, more people have been buying computers for their homes and businesses. They are used to record information and make difficult things easy.

　　 Let's look at some of the many ways computers may affect(影响)your life.

　　 Don't want to take a lot of money with you when you get around? Thanks to computers, you can just use your credit card(信用卡)wherever you go. Computers at the bank keep a record of how much money you have and how much you pay.

　　 Want to get the best treatment(治疗)at hospitals? Your doctors at hospitals have been greatly helped by computers to get information about patients. It is possible for doctors from different hospitals to read the records of patients, discuss them and make decisions on the best treatment. It would, at one time, take them hours or days to do so.

　　 Want to talk to your friends both at home and abroad? Then it's necessary to connect your computer to the Internet(因特网)and set up your own E-mail letter box. You can then collect and send mails in seconds. It will be a waste of time and money to post your letters.

　　 Want to get advice from Michael Jordan(迈克尔·乔丹)on how to play basketball like an NBA superstar? Now it is possible to find out what it is on the Internet.

　　 But it you think you've entered the information age because you have the chance to use the Internet, you are wrong, The reason is quite a simple one: over 98 percent of the information on the Internet is in English. The information on-line won't be helpful to you unless you can use English freely.　

puters used to__________.　　

　 A. work rapidly　　 B. be large and expensive

　 C. be easy to use　 D. be used for fun

47.Today, computers have been made____________.　　

　 A. larger and more expensive　 B. smaller and cheaper

　 C. more difficult to use　　　　 D. less large and expensive

48.Doctors use computers to __________.　　

　 A. keep a record of how much money patients pay　 B. talk with friends

　 C. keep information of patients　　　　 D. play games for pleasure

49.It will be a waste of time and money to post letters if___________.　　

　 A. both you and your friends have the chance to use the Internet

　 B. both you and your friends have computers

　 C. both you and your friends know English

　 D. your computer and your friends' computers are connected to the Internet and have E-mail boxes

50.Michael Jordan__________ on how to play basketball on the Internet.

　 A. might advise you　 　　　　B. must advise you　

　 C. advises NBA super stars　　 D. may advise NBA super stars

A

Before World War II, the labor force in the United States consisted almost entirely of men. Those women who did have jobs were, as a rule, single and usually worked in schools, business or small factories, particularly in the clothing industry. Married women who did work generally owned their own business, such as a dress shop or a restaurant. They also could help their husbands in their business.

　　 Since World War II, the entrance of both married and single women into the working world has continued to increase greatly. Today not only are there more single women available for the labor market, but there are also large numbers of married women, many of whom have children.

41. We know from the passage that women who had jobs before World War II were usually　 　　　　.

　 A. housewives　　 B. working in their spare time

　 C. unmarried　　 D. less paid than men

42. Clothing industry probably took on____________.　

　 A. more women than the other industries in all

　 B. more women than any other industry

　 C. more than half of the working women

　 D. almost half of the working women

43. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

　 A. Before World War II, few women worked in industries.

　 B. Before World War II, it was more difficult for married women to get a job in a factory.

　 C. Today there is less difficulty for women to get a job in the USA than for men.

　 D. More and more women have become laborers in the USA since World War II.

44. Before World War II the unmarried women probably___________.　

　 A. had no business of their own　 B. had no work to support their families

　 C. shared business with their friends　 D. got more pay than the married

45. This passage mainly tells us about___________.

　 A. the women's position in the US　 B. the number of the American labor force

　 C. the importance of the women 　　D. the change of American labor force

20. Don't beat the poor boy. 　　　　　, he's only 6 years old.

　 A. As a result　　 B. After all　 　　C. Before long　　 D. At the most

19. The magazine　 　　　　once a month.

　 A. publishes　　　　 B. comes out　 　　C. comes over　　　　 D. comes back