(C)

　 Mr Johnson had never been up in an airplane before and he had read a lot about air accidents, so one day when a friend offered to take him for a ride in his own small plane, Mr Johnson was very worried about accepting．Finally, however, his friend persuaded him that it was very safe, and Mr Johnson got on the plane．

His friend started the engine and began to taxi(滑行)onto the runway of the airport．Mr Johnson was very frightened and closed his eyes．After a minute or two he opened them again, looked out of the window of the plane, and said to his friend, “Look at those people down there．They look as small as ants, don't they?”

“Those are ants,” answered his friend．“We're still on the ground．”

76．(　　 )The best title for this passage is ____．

A．First Flight　　　 B．First Accident 　C．First Experience　　 D．First Trip

77．(　　 )When his friend suggested an airplane trip to Mr Johnson, he ____．

A．accepted gladly　 　　　　　　　B．accepted unwillingly

C．refused the offer 　　　　　　　　D．showed his surprise

78．(　　 )When Mr Johnson opened his eyes, the plane ____．

A．was flying in the air　 　　　　　　 B．was out of order

C．was still taxing along the runway　 D．took off

79．(　　 )Mr Johnson thought he was ____ when he saw the ants．

A．flying high　　 　 　　　　　　　B．falling out of the plane

C．on the ground 　 　　　　　　　D．dreaming

80．(　　 )Mr Johnson seems to be a ____ man．

A．brave and wise　　　 　　　　 B．polite and humorous

C．careful and kind　　 　　　　D．shy and easily frightened

(B)

　King Albert of the Belgians was born in 1875．When he was young he studied engineering and was especially interested in ships and planes．One of his favorite sports was mountain climbing, and it was as a result of falling while out climbing that he died in 1934．He was 59 then．

He is the best remembered by the Belgians for his leadership during World War I, which broke out in 1914, only five years after he came into power．Belgium was officially neutral(中立)country at the start of the war, but because the Germans could more easily attack(攻击)France by crossing Belgium, they did not care about Belgium's neutrality, and came into it after the beginning of war．Albert realized that his small country had no chance of stopping the German army, but decided that rather than just surrender(投降), the Belgium should fight．Although almost the whole of their country was conquered(攻占), the Belgians, led by their king, continued to fight against the Germans throughout the full four years of the war．King Albert's wife, Queen Elizabeth, also did her best for the country, working in an army hospital．There she did all kinds of work, from sweeping dirty floors to dressing the wounds of wounded soldiers．

71．(　　 )Albert became King of Belgium in ____．

A．1919 B．1914 　C．1909　　　 D．1880

72．(　　 )The Germans attacked Belgium because ____．

A．Belgium and Germany had been enemies for many years

B．Belgium helped France which was Germany's enemy

C．it was easier to conquer Belgium than France

D．they wanted to enter France by way of Belgium

73．(　　 )When the war broke out, King Albert was ____．

A．sure of victory and decided to fight on

B．not sure of victory but he decided to fight on

C．certain of defeat and yet decided to fight on

D．not certain of victory and so decided not to fight on

74．(　　 )King Albert's wife ____．

A．was a doctor before she got married 　B．worked as a nurse after the war

C．was glad to work at anything for her country D．was too rich to do dirty work

75．(　　 )King Albert died ____．

A．in a fighting B．in an accident C．in an army hospital 　D.in the war against Germany

(A)

　 There are few experiences quite pleasant as getting a good idea．You've had a problem, you've thought about it till you were tired; you've forgotten it and perhaps slept on it, and then flash! When you weren't thinking about it, suddenly the answer has come to you, as a present from the gods．You're pleased with it, and feel good．It may not be right, but at least you can try it out．

Of course all ideas don't come like that, but the interesting thing is that so many do, particularly the most important ones．They come into the mind, glowing(燃烧)with the heat of creation．

66．(　　 )Getting a good idea is ____．

A．more satisfying than most of the things 　B．as satisfying as most of the things

C．one of the few things in your life　 D．the same as a few experiences in your life

67．(　　 )“Slept on it” means ____．

A．continue to sleep for a better settlement B．put the problem unsolved until the next day

C．had a good dream about the problem　 D．found the problem was solved in the dream

68．(　　 )The most important ideas ____．

A．come when you are tired 　B．are always right

C．are pleasing but not good D．come as if they send out brightness and warmth

69．(　　 )The ideas coming into the mind are worth ____．

A．thinking about　 B．dreaming 　C．trying out　　　 D．sleeping on

70．(　　 )What does” so many do” mean in the third paragraph?

A．Interesting ideas always turn out to be true．

B．Many ideas often come suddenly．

C．Many interesting things happen suddenly．

D．Many important ideas suddenly come from the gods．

45. Madame Michel found herself in an　 　　　　　　position, and therefore she felt rather 　　　　　　　.

　 A. embarrassing; embarrassed　　　　 　B. embarrassed; embarrassed

　 C. embarrassing; embarrassing　　　　 　D. embarrassed; embarrassing

44.He insisted that I ______ back what I said, but I insisted that my remarks_____ right.

A. took; were　　 B. take; should be　　

C. should take; be　　 D. take; were

43. -Where are you going to have this letter ______ for you?

　 -In the manager’s office.

　 A. type　　　　　 B. typed　　 　　C. been typed　　　　 D. been typing

41. I can hardly imagine myself _______ monitor of our class.

　 A. make　　　 B. to make　　 　C. making　　 　　 D. being made

42 If you 　　　　　late, you would have caught the first bus.　　

　 　A. won’t be　 B. haven’t been　　　 　C. aren’t　 　D. hadn’t been

40.The village is a very different place 　　　　　　　it was when I was a boy and there are　 many 　　　　　　　the villagers’ points of view.　

　　 A. from what; differences from　　　 B. from what; differences in

　　 C. from that; differences from　　　 　D. from that; differences in