1．The girl in white runs fast everyone in my class cheers up for her．( )A．too-toB．such-tha——青夏教育精英家教网—

Mr．Medler has signed up （报名） for Blenheim race-this year's OX5Run，in which people raise funds （基金） for Oxford Children's Hospital by running 5miles near Blenheim Palace．It will be held on Sunday，March 25．Mr．Medler knows how important it is to raise funds for the hospital because his girl friend Ella Hughes，who he met when they were students at Oxford Brookes University，is one of the nurses there．
"I hear about the great work Ella and her workmates do every day．Everyone works so hard to keep the children feel relaxed and happy，so any help，I or others can give，will be thankfully received，"said Mr．Medler．
Mr．Medler lives next to Blenheim Palace where the five-mile run will be held for the 10^th time．He is confident he can complete the course and is hoping to finish in about 40minutes．"I am doing the OX5Run for the first time and want to raise as much money as possible，"he said．"I am lucky enough to live here，so I would encourage everyone in the area to sign up for the run and do their bit．It can make us both healthier and happier．"
OX5Run is really helpful to the children in the hospital．More and more people realize its value and begin to take part in it．Since it was started in 2001，OX5Run has raised more than￡500，000for the hospital beyond what the government can offer．Last year，nearly 1，000runners took part，raising more than￡60，000which funded a care unit and a room where teenage cancer patients can relax．Fundraisers are hoping 1，000runners can raise￡100each for a 10th anniversary （周年纪念） total of about￡100，000．The raised money could be spent on new toys or other things to make the children's stay in hospital a happier one．
To enter，fill in a form．To enter online or get more information，visit ox5run．uk．

64．Do people raise funds in OX5Run？Yes
65．Is Ella a university student or a nurse now？A nurse
66．What would Mr．Medler encourage everyone in the area to doTo sign up for the run
67．How much money did people raise in OX5Run last year？More than?60，000
68．What does the writer think of OX5Run？It is important and helpful to the children and good for the runners．

15．I traveled to Singapore from my home in Thailand on March 12last year for a four-week English course．If I was used to the environment，I would like to go to high school there．I got along well with my teachers and classmates．Even though we had known each other only a short time，we formed a good friendship．
On April 3，I made plans to meet my friends at East Coast Park，so we could hang out for the last time before I returned to Thailand．That morning，I went to the underground station and found a place just behind the yellow line that stops people from standing too close to the edge of the platform （站台）．More people began lining up behind me，and before long I could feel the push of the people at my back．
Just as the train came up to the station，the people pushed forward．I lost balance （平衡） and fell off the platform．Before I knew what was happening，the train's front wheels rolled across my legs．Looking at the platform，I shouted，"Help me!Quickly!"I didn't cry because I knew that if I started I might not be able to control myself．
After I was lifted onto the platform，I was taken directly to the nearest hospital where a doctor told me that they would not be able to save my legs．I accepted what he said．Whatever was going to happen would happen．There's no point in crying about what's already lost．
I stayed in the hospital for two months and ten days．And then an exciting thing happened．The second daughter of the King of Thailand learned about my accident and had me moved to the Sirindhorn Center back home．She also offered me the chance to finish my education at the Chitralada School in Bangkok．I was so happy because the school is very difficult to get into．It was very kind of her to help out a person like me．At the center，I was fitted with German-made prosthetic legs．Learning to walk again was difficult．Every step needed a lot of training．
I often asked why I could still smile after the accident．The fact is that I don't know why I should be sad．All that I've lost are legs，not my life．Everything that happened after the accident was truly surprising．I really believe that I now have a great doctor at the center．I have met others who've lost limbs like me．Getting into Chitralada School is beyond belief for me．Meeting new people is great．Getting help from the King's daughter has been very encouraging．
I think my attitude comes from how my parents raised me．This is what my dad said in an interview："I tell both of my daughters that nothing is certain．We could die tomorrow or in the next five years．Anything could happen，so we always have to be prepared．I think my daughter has done very well in the accident．"

56．What's the writer's purpose to go to Singapore？D
A．To join her family．
B．To meet some friends．
C．To finish high school．
D．To improve her English．
57．What's the final result of the accident？C
A．The writer fell off the platform．
B．The train ran over the writer．
C．The writer lost both of her legs．
D．The writer was taken to hospital．
58．What the writer's father said mainly tells us thatD．
A．we can never know the future
B．death usually comes suddenly
C．the world is full of dangers
D．one must be ready for anything
59．Which of the following can be the best title for the passage？A
A．Walk On
B．Goodbye My Legs
C．Stand Up
D．I'm Still Living．

14．A ban on smoking in most public places goes into effect（效果） on Sunday in China-home to a third of the world's smokers．That means around 300million smokers will no longer be allowed to light their cigarettes in the"enclosed public places．"These include hotels，restaurants，theaters and public transport waiting rooms．The ban does not cover offices or factories．
The campaign is aimed at controlling（控制） the number of deaths from smoking-related illnesses，running at a million a year．According to the World Health Organization，more than 3，000people die every day in China because of smoking．Health experts also hope it will help Chinese to raise the knowledge of the dangers of smoking．
But the new rules have been criticized because they do not include punishments（处罚） for those who choose not to obey them．Most people worry that Chinese smoking ban may have little effect．
Business owners often hate rules that force（强迫） them to ban smoking on their restaurants，bar，cafe…，because many customers（顾客） do not like the rules and complain．Often you find people smoking at the next table while you are eating your meal or having a drink in a bar．
It appears that many Chinese people don't know the dangers of smoking．Research suggests only one in four knows the harm（害处） cigarettes or second-hand smoke can cause．
At the same time the government makes a lot of money from the sales of cigarettes by the state-owned firms that make and sell all tobacco products throughout the country．

57．The word"ban"in the first sentence meansA．
A．禁令
B．责骂
C．罚款
58．Every yearB people died in China from smoking-related illnesses．
A．more than 3，000
B．about a million
C．nearly 300million
59．According to the new ban，smokers can smokeC．
A．in the restaurants
B．in the airport waiting room
C．in the office
60．We can findB reasons in the passage to explain why people worry about the effect of the ban．
A．three
B．four
C．five
61．The best title for this passage isA．
A．A new ban on smoking in China
B．Smoking culture in China
C．Dangers of smoking in China．

13．This year is a leap year．Leap years are years with 366days，instead of the usual 365．Leap years are necessary because the actual length of a year is 365.242days，not 365days，as commonly stated．Basically，leap years come every 4years，and most years that can be evenly（平均地） divided by 4have 366days．This extra day is added to the calendar on February 29^th which is known as a leap day．Why leap is used here？Leap means jump．
However，there is one exception to the leap year rule about century years．Century years are only considered as leap years if they are evenly divided by 400．Therefore，1900was not a leap year，but 2000was a leap year．
A person who is born on February 29^th may be called a"leapling"or a"leap year baby"．In non-leap years，some leaplings celebrate（庆祝） their birthday on either February 28^th or March 1^st．In England and Wales or in Hong Kong，a person born on February 29^th，1996，will have legally（法律上） reached 18years old on March 1^st，2014．If he or she was born in the United States，Taiwan or New Zealand，his or her legally birthday will come a day earlier．
There is a popular custom in some countries that a woman may ask a man to marry her on February 29^th．If the man refuses，he then has to give the woman money or buy her a dress．
Since leap days are special days，people nowadays want to do something different within the 24extra hours．Big jumps are the most popular ones．
Some salaried（领薪水的） workers want to get pay for their extra day's work．But in my opinion，if you know why there is a leap day，you will get the answer to this problem．

52．The next leap year isB．
A.2014
B.2016
C.2018
53．American boy Toby is a leapling．Next year he will probably to have his birthday party onA．
A．February 28^th
B．February 29^th
C．March 1^st
54．Which picture is about popular custom on leap days？B

55．Many people like to have a big jump on leap days probably becauseC．
A．it's a custom
B．they are leaplings
C．leap means jump
56．We can learn from the passage thatA．
A.2100will not be a leap year
B．every year leaplings celebrate their birthday on either February 28^th or March 1^st
C．it is necessary to pay the salaried workers for the leap day's work．

12．He never goes to movies，_____ he？（　　）

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