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When _______ great trouble, you should learn to make the quick choice without some one to turn _______ for advice.

A. in; to　　　 B. into; up　 C. in; down　 D. into; back

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(1)

When were England and Wales joined to scotland?
[　　]
A．	In the 13th century AD．
B．	When Great Britain was formed．
C．	When the southern Ireland formed its own government．
D．	When King James became King of England．

(2)

The Union Jack _________．
[　　]
A．	is a blend of the flags of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
B．	represents the great power of England
C．	made the four countries united into a powerful Kingdom?
D．	develops from the flag of Scotland

(3)

Where do you have to go if you want to find more about British history and culture?
[　　]
A．	Industrial cities．
B．	Older but smaller towns first built by the Romans?．
C．	The Midlands of England．
D．	The North of England．

(4)

The writer mentions London in the last paragraph mainly because _________．
[　　]
A．	London is the capital of The United Kingdom
B．	London can best reflect British history and culture
C．	London is the home of art collections
D．	London has the oldest port made by the Romans?

(5)

From the passage, we know that _________．
[　　]
A．	all the four countries share the same educational systems
B．	The Romans came to England before the Anglo－Saxons
C．	it was easy for Northern Ireland to join England, Scotland and Wales
D．	most of the industries are in the South of England

Thanks to science, industry and moral philosophy, mankind’s steps were at last guided up the right path in the past century. The 19th century of steam was about to give way to the 20th century of oil and electricity. Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, only 41 years old in 1900, provided a scientific basis for the idea that progress was not to be stopped, determined by natural law. And almost everybody thought that the development would continue to be as slow as that in the 19th century.

Inventions like the railroad or the telegraph or the typewriter enabled people to live their everyday lives a little more conveniently. No one could have guessed that new ideas would storm the world with a force and frequency at an amazing pace. This high-speed attack of new ideas and technologies seemed to make people believe in the old dreams of a perfect life on earth, of a safe world in which natural disasters would be controlled. But the fast progress was accompanied by something against mankind’s will.

Murders in Sarajevo(萨拉热窝) in 1914 led to the Great War, which did more than destroy a generation of Europeans. The Great War was most commonly called so until the beginning of World War Ⅱ when it was renamed World War Ⅰ. Hitler rose to power in the 1930’s. It was this very man who ordered the attack of Poland, only to meet with his failure when Great Britain and France made war on Germany. On December 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed the American naval base at Pearl harbor. Americans decided to enter the war, and World War Ⅱ was now truly a world war.

But civilization was not crushed(压碎) by the two great wars, and from the ruins people built a way of life again. The citizens of the 20th century felt free to reinvent themselves. In that task they were aided by two far-reaching developments－Psychoanalysis(精神分析) and the Bomb.

51．It can be inferred from the passage that at the beginning of the 20th century __________.

A．great changes occurred between the 19th century and the 20th century

B．the world knew nothing about science, industry and moral philosophy

C．mankind came to realize there was not a change in the 19th century

D．Darwin, the builder of the theory of evolution, was in his forties

52．Because of the inventions like the railroad, telegraph and type writer, people could _____.

A．know that the progress was made only by scientists

B．enjoy their life more comfortably and conveniently

C．tell that a mankind killing was about to take place

D．make their dreams of a better life and a better world come true

53．Why was the Great War renamed as World War Ⅰ?

A．Because it destroyed a generation of Europeans.

B．Because it was not only a war but a human disaster.

C．Because it was followed by the other world war.

D．Because it was influenced by new ideas.

54．Which happening is not mentioned in this passage before World War Ⅱ?

A．Hitler came into power B．Japan attached Pearl Harbor.

C．Poland was attacked by Germany. D．USA had not planned to go into the war

55．What is the writer likely to talk about if he continues to write?

A．Citizenship. B．Invention. C．Ruins. D．Psychoanalysis.

A．Why kiwis are flightless

B．Preventing the kiwi decline

C．Reasons for concern

D．Explanations for large bird populations

E．Land of the kiwi

F．Te introduction of predators

1． The kiwi is the national symbol of New Zealand and Australians endearingly refer to New Zealanders as “kiwis”---People from the Land of the Kiwi. This unique bird, recognized by its short squat body and elongated beak, is under threat. Its small, claw—like wings make the kiwi flightless, so it has to live on the ground. The kiwi is thus easy to be victim of enemies such as humans and mammals.

2． When great landmass of the south split 75 million ago, the kiwi and many other ground—living birds became separated from predatory mammals within what was later to become known as New Zealand. The birds were able to multiply and flourish because there were very few mammals landlocked within the islands. Kiwis have evolved certain mammalian characteristics as time went on, living on the ground and they were free from attack by mammals.

3． However, when the Polynesians arrived about 1000 years ago bringing with them dogs and rats, the kiwi population and other vulnerable bird species soon suffered a severe reduction in numbers. The coming of the Europeans in the 18^th century brought even more determined predators, including the cat and, especially, the stoat, which is a very vicious and powerful killer of kiwis.

4． There are six types of kiwi, and all six are threatened. Two are ‘critically endangered’ because they have populations of less than 250 mature birds. Two are ‘endangered’ meaning that it is estimated that within three generations their numbers will have declined by 50%. The other two are ‘vulnerable’—one because its habitat is shrinking, the other because it is potentially under threat from stoats and other mammals.

5． 100 years ago there were more than 5 million North Island Brown Kiwis. Today, there are probably around 30,000 , and the population is decreasing at a rate of 6% a year. Only the Little Spotted Kiwi is increasing because of successful attempts to transfer the creature of predator—free offshore islands. There are further reasons for hope. Trapping predators and rearing baby chicks for later release into the wild can have a dramatic effect on kiwi numbers; but it will be necessary to do so on a large scale.

How to find the perfect career

Too many people are not satisfied with their professional career (事业) and are “stuck” in situations that do not make them happy. Here are some wonderful actions you can take to begin the path to a truly happy career.

▲ Talk to your friends.

Ask them, “what do you think I am best at”, or “what do you think I enjoy doing most”. 71

However, their advice may help you decide what you should do.

▲ 72

Read some interesting magazines, books, newspapers or novels. They will give you a constant flow of ideas and keep the mind rich.

▲ Talk to the happiest and most successful people you know.

73 Be serious with your questions. And see if there is anything you can learn from them. Have these people become your teachers and friends.

▲ Keep a journal（日记）.

Writing down your ideas is an important practice for your career growth. 74 You never know when great ideas will come to your mind!

▲ Develop patience.

You may want a change in your career right now. 75 Anyway, doing the practices mentioned

above will bring about the right chance much faster.

A. Read as widely as possible.

B. Talk to your family members.

C. Changing careers can be very difficult.

D. Ask them how they realized their dreams.

E. This may seem like a strange conversation at first.

F. Carrying a notebook with you at all times is also a great idea.

G. But it is necessary to be patient and wait for the right chance to come.

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