American cities are   1   other cities around the world. In every country, cities reflect the

   2   of the culture, Cities contain the very   3   side of a society: opportunities for education, employment and so on. They also   4   the very worst parts of a society: violent crime, racial discrimination and poverty. American cities are changing, just   5   American society.

  After World War II, the population of   6   large American cities decreased;    7   , the population in many Sun Belt cities increased. Los Angeles and Houston are cities

   8   population increased. These populations moving to and from the city reflect the changing values of American society.

  During this time, in the   9   1940s and early 1950s, city people became wealthier. They had more children. They needed more   10   . They moved out their flats in the city to buy their own houses. They bought houses in the   11   , areas near a city where people live. These are areas without many offices or factories. During the 1950s the American “dream” was to have a house on the outskirts.

  Now things are changing. The children of the people who   12   the cities in the 1950s are now adults. They,   13   their parents, want to live in the cities.   14   continue to move to cities in the Sun Belt. Cities are   15   and the population is increasing in   16   states as Texas, Florida and California. Others are moving to more   17   cities of the Northeast and Midwest, such as Boston, Baltimore and Chicago.

  Many young professionals, doctors and lawyers are moving back into the city. They prefer the city   18   the suburbs because their jobs are there; they are afraid of the fuel shortage; or they just   19   the excitement and opportunities which the city offers. A new class is moving into the cities—a wealthier,   20   mobile class.

  1.A.different from   B.similar to            C.better than       D.worse than

  2.A.values          B.worth             C.importance      D.expenses

  3.A.well           B.good              C.better          D.best

  4.A.maintain       B.obtain             C.contain        D.sustain

  5.A.likely          B.as                C.while          D.when

  6 .A.all            B.most              C.few          D.much

  7.A.but           B.and                C.however        D.although

  8.A.its            B.which              C.where         D.that

  9.A.late            B.later               C.lately           D.latter

  10.A.space         B.spots              C.time          D.food

  11.A.outskirts       B.downtown          C.districts         D.suburbs

  12.A.moved to      B.left               C.reached         D.entered

  13.A.likely          B.like                C.dislike         D.unlike

  14.A.Some         B.All               C.Several        D.Lots of

  15.A.stretching     B.widening            C.expanding      D.prolonging

  16.A.such         B.these              C.those          D.many

  17.A.organized      B.famous             C.official        D.established

  18.A.than         B.better than          C.rather than       D.to

  19.A.win          B.enjoy              C.earn          D.acquire

  20.A.very         B.and                C.more           D.or

 

When I come across a good article in reading newspapers, I often want to cut and keep it. But just as I am about to do so I find the article on the   1   side is as much interesting. It may be a discussion of the way to   2   in good health, or   3   about how to behave and conduct oneself in society. If I cut the front article, the opposite one is likely to   4   damage, leaving out half of it or keeping the text   5   the title. Therefore, the scissors(剪刀)would

   6   before they start,   7   halfway done when I find out the   8   result.

  Sometimes two things are to be done at the same time, both worth your   9   . You can only take up one of them, the other has to wait or be   10   up. But you know the future is unpredictable(不可预料)—the changed situation may not allow you to do what is left   11   . Thus you are   12   in a difficult position and feel sad. How   13   that nice chances and brilliant ideas should gather around all at once? It may happen that your life   14   greatly on your preference of one choice to the other.

  In fact that is what   15   is like: we are often   16   with the two opposite sides of a thing which are both desirable like a newspaper cutting. It often occurs that our attention is drawn to one thing only   17   we get into another. The   18   may be more important than the latter and give rise to a divided mind. I   19   remember a philosopher’s remarks: “When one door shuts, another opens in life.” So a casual(不经意)  20   may not be a bad one.

  1.A.front              B.same          C.either          D.opposite

  2.A.get               B.keep         C.lead            D.bring

  3.A.advice            B.news          C.a theory        D.a report

  4.A.suffer             B.reduce        C.prevent         D.cause

  5.A.on                B.for           C.without         D.off

  6.A.use              B.handle        C.prepare         D.stay

  7.A.or                B.but           C.so            D.for

  8.A.satisfying          B.regretful       C.surprising       D.impossible

  9.A.courage            B.strength        C.attention         D.patience

  10.A.given            B.held         C.made          D.picked

  11.A.near              B.alone          C.about          D.behind

  12.A.filled             B.attracted       C.caught          D.struck

  13.A.dares            B.come         C.deals          D.does

  14.A.improves          B.changes        C.progresses      D.goes

  15.A.study            B.society       C.nature           D.life

  16.A.faced            B.supplied        C.connected       D.fixed

  17.A.before            B.after         C.until           D.as

  18.A.following          B.next         C.above           D.former

  19.A.still             B.also          C.once           D.almost

  20.A.treatment          B.action         C.choice          D.remark

 

Word came that the government must control the spread of this disease.

  “Our job” , said the   1   officer, “is to spray(喷药)the wall of every house in every town and village in the malaria(疟疾)parts of Mexico. You may be   2   to learn that there are about ninety-nine thousand   3   villages and towns. Some are big places like the Capital City,

   4   are single houses deep in the forest or upon the mountain-tops. The men working with our programme say that most of these people   5   within districts which are   6   enough for the malaria-carrying mosquitoes(蚊子)to live in and spread the disease. That   7   that we must plan to spray the bricks of   8   three million houses once or twice a year for five years. ”

  “We have   9   everything very carefully, ”the officer   10   . “Our advance guards have drawn   11   of some forty thousand parts of the country for   12   by the spray teams. Each house in the malaria districts has been given a special   13   so that we can work in order. The United Nations has given us cars and trucks to carry the spray teams and their   14   ”

  “The malaria program has been   15   with the people in this country. Everyone wants to   16   . The Defense Department is helping us plan the   17   of men and supplies. The Education Department has printed sheets in Spanish to explain   18   malaria is spread. Resistance(抗药性)is a problem. It was in the neighboring country—United States that such resistance to spray was first   19   . Take the   20   of the house-fly and DDT. At first DDT killed them off. Now it won t hurt a fly. ”

  “What worries people is the danger that the mosquitoes may become resistant, ”said the officer at last.

  1.A.education         B.wealth           C.health        D.medicine

  2.A.surprised         B.excited           C.doubtful       D.happy

  3.A.united            B.developing        C.similar         D.separate

  4.A.many             B.some            C.the others     D.a few

  5.A.sleep             B.lie              C.stand         D.sit

  6.A.cold              B.hot              C.bright        D.warm

  7.A.says              B.expresses         C.means        D.is

  8.A.nearly            B.mostly           C.finally        D.only

  9.A read               B.learnt           C.written         D.studied

  10.A.mentioned        B.remembered       C.started         D.continued

  11.A.pictures          B.places            C.maps         D.bus-lines

  12.A.store            B.use              C.share         D.show

  13.A .name            B.sign             C.number        D.attention

  14.A.tools            B.clothes           C.families        D.guns

  15.A.familiar          B.friendly          C.strict         D.popular

  16.A.work           B.run              C.stop           D.help

  17.A.movement        B.programme        C.action        D.equipment

  18.A.why            B.how            C.what          D.that

  19.A.proved           B.killed           C.thought        D.discussed

  20.A.event           B.matter            C.fact           D.case

 

Almost 50 years have passed since one-time beekeeper, Sir Edmund Hillary, became the first man in the world to conquer the world’s highest peak, Mt Everest. In an extraordinarily

   1   exposition (展览)Auckland Museum pays   2   to this great New Zealander, Sir Edmund Hillary: Everest and Beyond Exhibition at the museum until April 25.

  Hillary reached Mt Everest’s   3   on May 29, 1953—just in time   4   the Queen’s Conation (加冕典礼).

  Now 83 and   5   by New Zealand as its greatest   6   countryman, Sir Edmund, a Knight of the Garter, prefers to be called just   7   Ed. He and his wife June were guests of honor at the exhibition opening in February, coinciding(巧合)with the museum’s 150th birthday.

  Visitors are   8   into his adventure—packed and charitable world through a

   9   treasure chest of his memorabilia(大事记),from a well-worn passport to the ice

   10   he used to climb that mountain.

  A Nepalese schoolhouse, kitchen and Buddhist temple have been   11   to show the place he has   12   40 years of his charitable soul and money to   13   the Himalayan Trust, building schools, hospitals and all manner of infrastructure(基础设施)in the   14   stricken country.

  The exhibition also   15   Ed’s climbs in the Southern Alps, a tractor journey he

   16   to the South Pole in 1967 and a trip up the River Ganges by jet boat.   17   the exhibition closes it will go to the United States, to   18   Sir Edmund’s jubilee (50年节)year,

   19   a celebratory party in London and a   20   with his Sherpa friends in Kathmandu.

  1.A.simple            B.large           C.detailed          D.great

  2.A.attention           B.respect          C.admiration        D.honor

  3.A.top              B.peak           C.height          D.level

  4.A.at                B.of             C.for            D.with

  5.A.looked upon       B.thought about    C.looked up         D.thought out

  6.A.living             B.live           C.alive            D.lively

  7.A.short             B.plain           C.as              D.for

  8.A.put              B.poured          C.led             D.drawn

  9.A.clear              B.dear            C.real            D.new

  10.A.knife            B.axe           C.fork             D.spear

  11.A.recreated          B.recycled        C.recovered         D.repaired

  12.A.spent           B.taken          C.devoted          D.used

  13.A.by             B.through         C.for            D.from

  14.A.poverty          B.storm          C.disaster          D.earthquakes

  15.A.covers           B.shows         C.tells             D.expresses

  16.A.paid             B.did            C.made           D.took

  17.A.While           B.If             C.Since           D.When

  18.A.sign             B.mark           C.design          D.continue

  19.A.beginning with      B.joining in       C.ending up with    D.adding up to

  20.A.reunion          B.repetition       C.review           D.recovery

 

The country’s highest-level university scholarships(奖学金)were handed out last week.

  The recipients are students from poor families who have an excellent   1   . But the University of Science and Technology of Beijing   2   even further with its   3   . This year’s recipients have to be nonsmokers, non-drinkers, and frugal(节俭)as well.   4   who is silly enough to use the scholarship money   5   friends to meals could face the hope of having

   6   taken back.

  The assessment process(评估过程)was   7   . The applicant(申请者)was asked to do two things; 8   a shout speech about study, campus life, and family conditions; and take part in question and answer meetings with the organizations in charge.

  The organization was clear in its decision process and awarded the scholarships to 147 students.

     9   how the money should be spent, however,   10   differ. Some students say that it’s natural, even   11   , for a winner to invite friends to a celebration, usually a meal.

  The scholarship winners themselves did not seem to agree. “I object to   12   the money on a big dinner for friends.   13   winners who are from poor families should make good use of the money and not waste it,” said Si Guangrong, one of the winners, who said she   14   use it for postgraduate study.

  A bit more   15   views came from Li Xiao, of the university’s Students’ Affairs Office: “How they spend the scholarship money is   16   a private matter and they’re free to spend it 17   different ways. But they’d better use it properly and in an economic way. ”

  The national scholarship is being   18   to 45, 000 students each year. The top 10, 000 will receive 6, 000 yuan,   19   4, 000 yuan.   20   , students with a national scholarship are not required to pay fees for school.

  1.A.record           B.paper            C.degree         D.year

  2.A.has got            B.has lasted        C.has gone        D.has been

  3.A.achievements        B.requirements     C.movements      D.treatments

  4.A.Everyone         B.Someone        C.No one        D.Anyone

  5.A.to treat           B.to gather         C.to pay          D.to call

  6.A.this              B.that            C.it             D.one

  7.A.hard              B.difficult          C.serious         D.strict

  8.A.Read              B.Make            C.Write         D.Show

  9.A.As from           B.As for          C.As yet          D.A saw hole

  10.A.plans            B.minds           C.designs        D.opinions

  11.A.special            B.unusual         C.traditional       D.national

  12.A.affording          B.paying          C.costing        D.spending

  13.A.Especially         B.Extremely       C.Naturally        D.Generally

  14.A.would            B.should          C.could         D.might

  15.A.different         B.reasonable       C.balanced        D.personal

  16.A.of a sort         B.sort of          C.of this sort     D.out of sorts

  17.A.on             B.by              C.with          D.in

  18.A.given           B.equipped         C.provided        D.sent

  19.A.the ones         B.the students      C.the others       D.the winners

  20.A.In the end         B.In addition        C.In short       D.In all

 

Last Thursday, the day before I got on the plane to fly to China, I went to see a movie. It wasn’t just any movie, but the recently released(上映)Harry Potter blockbuster(耗费巨资拍摄的电影)“The philosopher’s Stone” that has   1   Britain, America, and now Japan, by storm.

  The film is a tale of witchcraft(魔法)  2   in modern-day Britain. Based on a book by J. K. Rowling,   3   tells the story of a very   4   baby, seared at birth by an evil wizard who kills his parents. The only legacy (遗赠物)of the tragedy is a red   5   on the baby’s forehead-and magical   6   , inherited(继承)from his mother and father, to fight against and overcome evil.

  The Harry Potter myth was founded five years ago by Joanne Rowling, a   7   single mother living in Edinburgh, in the north of the United Kingdom. To date, 110 million   8   of her books have been sold worldwide. But before her publishers would   9   the first manuscript(手稿),Joanne Rowling   10   agree to change her name on the book cover to J. K. Rowling

   11   it was feared that child,   12   young boys,   13   not read an adventure story written by a woman.   14   , when the books became an overnight success, did it become generally known that the talented and creative author was   15   a young and attractive woman.

  At the start of production, forty thousand   16   actors were auditioned(试演)and

   17   for the screen role, yet Daniel Radcliffe was discovered when the producers took a

   18   and went out to a theatre in London’s west end. There in the   19   row sat young Daniel who was visiting the theatre with his father for an evening’s entertainment. Daniel was screen tested and with J. K. Rowling’s agreement was immediately   20   the part. Now kids around the world together with their parents are quite familiar with Harry Potter and the actor Daniel Reddiffe.

  1.A.arrived         B.taken        C.hit               D.brought

  2.A.published       B.shown        C.set               D.seen

  3.A.he             B.which       C.one              D.it

  4.A.lovely          B.interesting     C.poor              D.special

  5.A.mark           B.sign          C.note             D.character

  6.A.energies         B.strength      C.powers            D.force

  7.A.lonely          B.serious        C.weak             D.poor

  8.A.kinds           B.copies       C.pieces            D.sets

  9.A.receive         B.admit        C.accept           D.allow

  10.A.was to         B.planned to     C.had to            D.preferred to

  11.A.so            B.since         C.although           D.because

  12.A.particularly     B.frequently      C.greatly           D.recently

  13.A.should          B.could        C.would            D.might

  14.A.Even later       B.Only later      C.Later in the year      D.Sooner or later

  15.A.in fact          B.after all       C.at least           D.in time

  16.A.men           B.film          C.play             D.child

  17.A.checked       B.examined     C.tested            D.questioned

  18.A.bus            B.walk         C.break             D.look

  19.A.back          B.next          C.front              D.opposite

  20.A.supplied       B.provided      C.acted             D.offered

 

I would like to suggest that for sixty to ninety minutes each evening all television broadcasting in the United States be forbidden by law.

  Let us take a   1   , reasonable look at what the results might be if such a   2   were accepted: families might use the time for a real family hour. They might   3   together after dinner and actually talk to one another. It is well known that many of our   4   —everything in fact, from the generation gap to the high divorce rate to some forms of   5   illness—are caused at least in part by   6   to communicate. By using the quiet family hour to   7   our problems, we might get to know each other better.

  On evening when such talk is   8   , families could rediscover more active pastimes. Freed from TV, forced to find their own activities, they might take a   9   together to watch the sunset

   10   they might take a walk together.   11   free time and no TV, children and adults might rediscover reading. There is more entertainment in   12   than in a TV program.   13   report that the generation growing up with television can hardly write an English sentence,   14   at the college level.   15   is often learned from reading. A more literate new generation could be a product of the quiet hour.

  A different   16   of reading might also be done as it was in the past: reading aloud. The quiet hour could become the story hour. When the   17   ends, the TV networks might be forced to   18   with better shows in order to get us back from our newly discovered activities.

  At first glance, this idea seems radical(激进的).How will we spend the time then? The fact is: it has been only twenty-five years   19   television came to control American free time. Those of us thirty-five and older can   20   childhoods without television. It wasn’t that difficult.

  1.A.valuable          B.pleasant       C.quick          D.serious

  2.A.advice            B.suggestion      C.opinion          D.offer

  3.A.get around        B.standstill        C.meet           D.sit around

  4.A.problems          B.trouble         C.affairs         D.misfortune

  5.A.physical          B.common        C.mental         D.familiar

  6.A.attempt           B.failure          C.ability          D.permission

  7.A.discuss           B.talk            C.make sure        D.see to

  8.A.impossible         B.unnecessary     C.funny          D.unpleasant

  9.A.walk             B.look           C.ride           D.rest

  10.A.and             B.or            C.but            D.while

  11.A.At             B.In            C.For           D.With

  12.A.a fine poem       B.a good book     C.an quiet hour      D.a composition

  13.A.Professors        B.Scientists       C.Parents          D.Educators

  14.A.yet             B.still            C.even            D.just

  15.A.Writing         B.Skill           C.Speaking       D.Listening

  16.A.form           B.kind           C.method          D.step

  17.A.reading         B.quiet hour      C.activities        D.program me

  18.A.come a cross     B.come about      C.come up        D.broadcast

  19.A.before           B.since         C.until            D.after

  20.A.remind          B.remember      C.recognize       D.know

 

Today, many people are starving to death. Recently, a man who wanted to understand the conditions of such people conducted an experiment. He only ate one meal a day for a month but continued to work as he normally did.

  During the first five days he was hungry at his   1   mealtime, but after he had drunk a glass of   2   , his hunger went away. In the   3   , when he ate his one meal, he ate quickly and had a   4   amount. During the next few days,   5   he was not hungry during the day, he quickly   6   every food stall(a table on which food is put to be sold), and the   7   of food caught his   8   . During the third and the fourth weeks, he had hunger pains and

   9   physical strength. He   10   his one meal and ate it slowly, enjoying every bite.

   11   it, he knew he would have hardly enough energy to work.

  This   12   changed his attitude about some things. Having a cup of tea was not   13   a pastime. It also   14   him strength. He more frequently noticed overweight people and people who threw   15   leftover food. He   16   the importance of   17   for the very hungry person. He could no longer easily   18   by a hungry beggar on the street. But most   19   , he could now sympathize(同情)in a   20   way with the hungry people of the world.

  1.A.after              B.formal              C.regular              D.frequent

  2.A.milk              B.wine              C.beer              D.water

  3.A.evening              B.morning              C.afternoon              D.night

  4.A.large              B.small              C.ordinary              D.common

  5.A.if              B.when              C.as if              D.although

  6.A.recognized              B.noticed              C.glanced              D.digested

  7.A.thought              B.shape              C.smell              D.taste

  8.A.eyes              B.imagination              C.attention              D.interest

  9.A.needed              B.lacked              C.required              D.wanted

  10.A.looked for ward to              B.devoted himself to

    C.looked down up on              D.took pride in

  11.A.With              B.Without              C.Rather than              D.Except for

  12.A.action              B.movement              C.experiment              D.performance

  13.A.just              B.exactly              C.still              D.yet

  14.A.gained              B.gave              C.took              D.left

  15.A.in              B.up              C.away              D.about

  16.A.learned              B.realized              C.admitted              D.remembered

  17.A.food              B.meals              C.money              D.work

  18.A.come              B.pass              C.stand              D.stop

  19.A.fortunately              B.seriously              C.necessary              D.important

  20.A.great              B.big              C.small              D.similar

 

阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从36~55各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。

  Mr Fox had spent the last 20 years of his working life as manager of Dougal's,the gentleman's tailor in the High Street.When he retired(退休),he   1   an old farm cottage,with a yard and a small field some five miles   2   the town.There he planned to   3   a few chickens,grow his own vegetables and pretend he earned his   4   from agriculture.In fact his pension(退休金)was quite enough to   5   for the simple life that suited his wife Amelia,and himself.

  It was while   6   the old barn(谷仓)on the far side of the yard that he   7   an interesting discovery.In a corner,under some old boxes,he found some large pieces of an antique(古董)   8   .Curiously,he took them into the kitchen and,much to the unhappiness of his wife,   9   the dirt off them in the kitchen sink(洗涤槽).That evening he   10   newspapers over the kitchen table and carefully stuck the pieces   11   .Two pieces were missing,but even Mr Fox's wife,who did not share his   12   in antiques,had to   13   that the bowl looked rather splendid.

  Two days later,having pulled down the barn,Mr Fox was digging over the ground in preparation for fitting a greenhouse   14   he discovered the two missing pieces.When he had stuck them in   15   the bowl looked so fine that Amelia   16   to its being placed in the sitting-room,in front of the   17   .

  A few days later two police officers knocked at the door and pointed to the bowl in the window.Amelia   18   her husband.

  “Yes,I found this bowl recently.Is there anything   19   ?”Mr Fox looked nervously at their   20   faces.

  “The fact is,”one officer said,“that it disappeared from a museum in 1965.”

1.A.borrowed

B.moved

C.bought

D.hired

2.A.out of

B.inside

C.past

D.by

3.A.pick

B.keep

C.taste

D.collect

4.A.farming

B.living

C.dining

D.housing

5.A.offer

B.give

C.satisfy

D.provide

6.A.repairing

B.clearing

C.building

D.closing

7.A.took

B.carried

C.made

D.brought

8.A.jar

B.basin

C.tea-pot

D.bowl

9.A.pushed

B.cut

C.washed

D.threw

10.A.spread(摊开)

B.bent

C.pulled

D.supplied

11.A.again

B.together

C.well

D.fairly

12.A.knowledge

B.method

C.interest

D.research

13.A.report

B.support

C.notice

D.admit

14.A.while

B.when

C.before

D.as

15.A.touch

B.wound

C.position

D.situation

16.A.agreed

B.forbade

C.found

D.ordered

17.A.house

B.window

C.board

D.furniture

18.A.shouted

B.gathered

C.invited

D.called

19.A.funny

B.necessary

C.regular

D.wrong

20.A.proud

B.familiar

C.serious

D.angry

阅读下面短文,掌握共大意,然后从36~55各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

  At the last station before the frontier(边境),a small man with a fat stomach got in carrying a big paper package,and four feet of ducks could be seen under the paper.The man found an empty   1   ,put the package in the middle of the   2   , took out a newspaper and began to read it.

  When the train   3   the frontier, a policeman came in.   4   ,he saw the package with the duck's legs at once and said,“   5   is that package?”

Nobody   6   .The policeman   7   the question,and added,“I shall have to take it away from the   8   .Nobody is allowed to take food out of the   9   .”

  “Well, then,” said the small man with a fat stomach,“   10   up and take it.We want to get home.”The policeman took the package and went on to the   11   carriage(车厢).

  At the next station, when they were   12   across the frontier, the small man got up,   13   at the other passengers and said,“I wish that they'll enjoy the duck's   14   .The rest of the package had nothing but   15   in it.” Then he opened his   16   and pointed to another   17   he was carrying   18   it.It was tied tightly over the   19   ,which was not really fat.“I have the rest of the   20   ducks in this package,” he said.

1.A.bottle

B.seat

C.basket

D.box

2.A.floor

B.feet

C.bag

D.passengers

3.A.crossed

B.passed

C.arrived

D.reached

4.A.Unfortunately

B.Of course

C.Unexpectedly

D.However

5.A.What

B.How much

C.Where

D.Whose

6.A.rose

B.left

C.answered

D.nodded

7.A.repeated

B.asked

C.said

D.replied

8.A.man

B.owner

C.station

D.passenger

9.A.package

B.train

C.country

D.window

10.A.get

B.look

C.eat

D.hurry

11.A.last

B.next

C.first

D.another

12.A.mostly

B.bravely

C.safely

D.frightfully

13.A.pointed

B.smiled

C.shouted

D.grasped

14.A.head

B.wings

C.body

D.feet

15.A.meat

B.fish

C.rubbish

D.chicken

16.A.coat

B.hat

C.bag

D.pocket

17.A.passenger

B.package

C.duck

D.seat

18.A.over

B.outside

C.under

D.except

19.A.back

B.side

C.chest

D.stomach

20.A.three

B.four

C.two

D.five

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