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10．Look!The workers ___ __ a new bridge now．The traffic in Changchun will be better soon．（　　）

9．--I_______ find my watch．Have you seen it？--Sorry，I haven't．（　　）

8．If you don't know a word，you can look it up in a _________．（　　）

7．This is my story．I'm French．I fly planes in Africa．
One day，when I was flying a very small plane，there was something wrong with the engine（发动机）．The engine stopped．The plane was light and I could land it safely on the ground．
Where was I？I couldn't see any houses or farms．I had a bottle of water and two oranges．I had a map，too．The first day，I didn't eat anything．In the evening，I began walking．When the sun went down，the air got cold．Where should I walk？I looked at my map and the moon and the stars．I walked and walked．
The sun came up on the morning of the second day．It was too hot to walk．In the evening，I began walk．I ate an orange and drank a little water．
The third day，I ate the second orange．The bottle of water was now empty．There were no houses，no trees，and no water．
The hot sun came up on the fourth day．Would this be the last day on the earth？I didn't know．What was that？A bird？A man on a hill？No!Yes，it was!I walked to him excitedly and said hello to him．He looked at me and then gave me some water．I drank and drank…

73．Where does the writer come from？The writer comes from France．
74．What happened to the writer one day？The engine of his plane stopped．He had to land it in a strange place．/There was something wrong with the engine of his plane and he had to land on a place without house or farms．
75．What did the writer take with him？A bottle of water，two oranges and a map．
76．How was the weather in the daytime？It was too hot to walk．
77．When did the writer see a man on a hill？On the fourth day．

6．Teenager Callie Rogers was"jumping and screaming"when she realized she had become the National Lottery's （彩票） youngest ever millionaire （百万富翁）．The 16-year-old，from Cockermouth，Cumbria，described the moment when she realized that she had won the£1，875，000prize on Saturday．
Callie told reporters at the meeting organized by the lottery that she was dog-sitting for a friend when the draw （抽奖） took place．She said she rushed home to check the numbers-1，10，17，23，29，and 35-which were based on her family birthdays．Callie was one of eight winners sharing the£15，000，000prize．And she said she was looking forward to taking her first holiday in Australia．
She said："Hopefully I will help my family have a better life．"But Callie，who left school in December last year，said becoming a millionaire would mean a different future．She said she was going to go traveling for two years，and then would like to become a social worker．
One of the first things she hopes to buy is a new computer for her mother．Callie，who will be 17in December，is going to treat herself as well，and said she wanted to buy a Peugeot 206when she learnt to drive．She said："My brother also wants a motorbike and my sister wants a piano．"
Callie had been working since leaving school at a number of jobs，as a shop assistant，a waitress，and at the Community Center，and she was happy to take a break．

50．What prize did Callie win？A
A．£1，875，000．
B．£15000，000．
C．A holiday in Australia．
D．A Peugeot 206．
51．Callie chose the lottery numbers according toB．
A．her telephone number
B．her family birthdays
C．the ages of her family
D．her friends'birthdays
52．What will Callie probably do after winning the prize？D
A．She will go traveling for a year．
B．She will continue her education．
C．She will buy a new computer for her grandmother．
D．She will buy the gifts that her brother and sister want．

5．One cold day，Mariko and her dad were walking to the store．
"I'm tired of winter，"said Mariko．
Dad waved at their neighbor．"I bet Mr．Hill wishes spring would come too．"Mariko looked up to see Mr．Hill in his window．He waved，and she waved back．
"Mr．Hill loves his garden，"said Mariko．Mr．Hill had the prettiest spring flower garden．It was full of tulips and daffodils（水仙花）．
Dad nodded．"Yes，he does．And since he is old，it is hard for him to go outside in winter．The streets are too icy．"
At the store，Mariko helped dad choose milk，bread，and carrots．
"You may choose a treat for yourself，Mariko，"said dad．
Mariko thought an apple would taste good．But suddenly something else caught her eye．
She pulled on dad's sleeve（衣袖）．"Oh，Dad，look，daffodils!"
Dad smiled．"Is that the treat you want？"
Mariko nodded．
Mariko couldn't stop looking at her daffodils all the way home．But when she got to Mr．Hill's house，she stopped．She looked up at the window．
"Wait here，dad，please，"she said．"I'll be right back．"
Mariko rang the doorbell．
When Mr．Hill came to the door，Mariko held out the daffodils．
Mr．Hill's face lit up like the sun．"What a wonderful winter surprise!"he cried．"You have brought me spring!"

50．It's hard for Mr．Hill to go outside in winter becauseB．
A．there are many people in the streets
B．the streets are too icy
C．he has to look after his flowers
D．he likes working in his garden
51．Mariko gave the daffodils to herD at last．
A．father
B．teacher
C．mother
D．neighbor
52．From the passage we can know MarikoB．
A．wants to please her father
B．is kind and thinks of others
C．doesn't like winter at all
D．likes pretty things like flowers．

Japanese people are famous for their inventions．The latest time-saving invention is a dog-washing machine．Dog owners can buy one for their dogs．They can save time by putting their dogs in the machine and then 33minutes later，out comes a clean，fresh-smelling dog．
The washing includes a shampoo （洗发），rinse （冲洗） and blow-dry．Sales of the dog-washer are increasing．The machines save a lot of money for pet owners in cleaning bills．However，it is bad news for pet hospitals because they are losing customers to the new dog washing machine．
The washing machine is very safe．Tests showed that dogs enjoyed the wash and were very happy when the blow-drier came on．The makers of the machine say it is very safe and does not harm dogs in any way．
One dog-owner，Michiko Kobayashi，loves her new machine．She said her dog was happy，too．Michiko explained to reporters，"Before I bought my washer，I only took Honey to the pet hospital a few times a year．Now，I wash her every week and she looks great．I also save a lot of money．"

47．The dog-washer is used toC．
A．walk a dog
B．feed a dog
C．clean a dog
D．catch a dog
48．The invention is not good news forD．
A．dog-owners
B．reporters
C．machine makers
D．pet hospitals
49．The dog-washer can help dog ownersA．
A．save time and money
B．make money
C．make dogs stronger
D．clean the room．

3．Which of the following phonetic transcriptions（音标） is right for"the hour"？（　　）

2．The underlined part in the word"says"is pronounced as ______．（　　）

1．Mr．Clinton and his 13-year-old son Tony are basketball fans．Last October 10th was Tony's birthday，so Mr．Clinton decided to drive him to New York，for the first game of the World Series．They had no ticket but hoped to buy a pair from scalpers．
It was a two hours'ride．After they arrived，they walked in the street for two hours，carrying a sign （牌子） that read，‘We need two tickets．'There were many scalpers around，but the cheapest ticket was $200．They were about to leave when suddenly a man stopped them．He took out two tickets and handed them to Mr．Clinton．
‘How much do you want？'
‘Just a present，'said the man．‘Enjoy the game．'
Mr．Clinton wouldn't accept，so the man explained，‘I'm Jackson．Hans is my boss．He and his wife haven't missed a World Series in 18years．But he is ill and can't watch the game this time．So he told me to give the two tickets to people who I thought would really enjoy the game．A lot of people seemed that they might just take the tickets and sell them．Then I saw you and I followed you for a while．You looked sad because you can't afford them．You made me think of my dad and me when I was a child．I dreamed of going to a World Series game with my father．But my dream never came true．'
How do you suppose this made Mr．Clinton and his son feel？Here is what Mr．Clinton said，‘This is the most wonderful thing that ever happened to us．My boy and I must have turned to each other over 30times and said，‘I can't believe this．'We still never forget Jackson and Hans．'

31．The underlined word‘scalpers'in the first paragraph meansD．
A．people who buy tickets at a reasonable price
B．people who sell tickets at a reasonable price
C．people who buy tickets at a high price
D．people who sell tickets at a high price
32．How did the father and the son feel when they knew how much the scalpers asked for？D
A．Happy．
B．Excited．
C．Angry．
D．Hopeless．
33．Which of the following is NOT true according to this passage？C
A．We should try our best to do what we want to do．
B．Roses given，fragrance （芬芳） in hand．
C．If you cannot see the chance of doing something，just give it up．
D．Never lose your heart when you are down，as there's always a hope．

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