He became the first ________（视觉） impaired Chinese to study abroad.

   He is really an extraordinary g__________（有天分的） bio-chemist.

57.   The tiger is a __________（代表） of the cat family.

The war brought people in this small country much s__________（苦难）.

----Mr. Wang: Excuse me.

----Agent:    51    .

----Mr. Wang: I have a ticket to Tokyo. How can I get there as soon as possible?

----Agent: Let’s see.    52     Oh, China Air. That’s all right. I’ll see what we have this afternoon. Yes, here we are. There is a flight leaving at 2:40, arriving at 5:15.     53    .

----Mr. Wang: That’s fine.

----Agent: All right. I’ll change your ticket.    54   

----Mr. Wang: Here is my baggage.

----Agent: Just put it here.

----Mr. Wang: Thank you very much.

----Agent:    55     Have a good journey.

A: You are welcome.                                          B: It’s very kind of you to do so.

C: What can I do for you?                                  D: Do you have baggage to check in?

E: What airline is it on?                                       F: Certainly not.

G: Is that OK?

41. Where can you probably find the text?

   A. In a school magazine                                      B. In a national paper

   C. In a guide book                                              D. In university daily newspaper

42. If you are interested in arts, where would you go for a visit?

   A Leacock 116                                                   B. Union Room 423

   C. Union room 108                                             D. Newman Center. 3484 Peel

43. Which of the following is the name of a play?

  A．Blazing Saddles                                            

  B．Guess Who’s Coming to Breakfast

  C．Importance of deciding basic goals of the Women’s Union

  D．Unskilled Labors on Rivers And Canals in Upper Canada, 1820-185.

A new law helps people with disabilities. The law says that people with disabilities must be able to get into and out of all public buildings. It also says that business must offer special services to people who have special needs. Companies can not refuse to hire disabled workers. Many businesses may have to change their buildings and services.

―Ramps must be built so people can get into buildings.

―Movie theatres must have space for people in wheelchairs and seats for their friends to sit near them.

―Elevators must have floor number in Braille.

This law will help millions of people. One woman who has been in a wheelchair for many years said, “It is like a dream.”

36. According to the passage we can see that      .

A. it will be difficult for the normal persons to get into the public buildings

B. the buildings of all the businesses will have to be changed

C. Most businesses used to offer special services to people who have special needs

D. it was difficult for the disabled workers to find jobs in the past

37. Ramps can help people      .

A. with hearing problems                                         B. who have difficulty in using their hands

C. who have difficulty in using their legs or feet         D. who don’t like stairs

38.The word “Braille” means      .

A. words known by foreigners                   B. words known by common people

C. words on walls                                     D. words known by the blind

39. What do you think the disabled would feel about the new law?

A. They may think the new law reasonable.  B. Some of them are sure to be for the new law.

C. They must feel very excited and happy.   D. They feel it is like a dream.

40. The fact that the new law has been passed shows that______.

A. the government has paid no attention to the disabilities

B. the government wants to help these disabilities

C. normal people show mercy to the disabilities

D. companies will hire millions of disabled people

Any housewife who went to the new supermarket wished to be the lucky customer who did not have to pay for her shopping. This was what the  16  just inside the entrance  17. It said: Remember,  18 , one of our customers gets  19  goods. THIS MAY BE YOUR LUCKY DAY!

For quite a long time Mrs. Edwards  20 , like many of her  21 , to be the lucky customer. Unlike her friends, she never  22  hoping. The  23  in the kitchen was full of things which she did not need. Her husband tried to advise her  24  buying so many things but failed. She  25  dreamed of the DAY when the manager of the supermarket would come up to her and say, "Madam, THIS IS YOUR LUCKY DAY. Everything in your  26 doesn't need to be paid!" One Friday afternoon Mrs. Edwards shopped  27 . But she was not the lucky customer. No sooner had she just put the things inside her  28  than she found that she had forgotten to  29  tea. She dashed back to the  30 , got some tea and went towards the  31 . As she did so, she saw the  32  came.  33  his hand he said, "I want to  34  you. You are our LUCKY CUSTOMER this week! Everything you have in your basket  35 !"

It was in the school famous for its high quality of education ___ I studied ___ I realized how important it is to have a life goal when young.

A. where; that        B. where; which            C. /; where            D. that; which

While they were lost at sea, they attempted ____ in touch with people on shore but without luck.

A. getting                    B. to get                C. to getting                  D. for getting