Art 44　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　   Religion(宗教信仰)17

Books 50　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Behavior(行为,举止)48

Medicine 42　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　  Other Departments 52

1.To catch up with modern development of theology (神学), one tends to read ________．

A．P． 52

B．P． 48

C．P． 17

D．P． 50

2.When a reader has something to say, on which page will his letter appear?

A．P． 48

B．P． 50

C．P． 44

D．P． 52

3. If you want to know what a critic (批评家) says about a best- seller, you have to turn to ________.

A．P． 44

B．P．42

C．P． 50

D．p．17

  One of the villagers thought he would be very clever． “If I pour a bottle of water in, instead of wine, no one will notice it,” he said to himself,“ because there will be so much excellent wine in the barrel that water will be lost in it．”

The night of the feast arrived． Everybody gathered in the village square with their jugs(壶) and their glasses for the wine．The tap (塞子) on the barrel was opened, but, to the surprise of everyone, nothing but pure water came out．

1.What do you think of the people in the village? They are ________．

A．clever

B．stupid

C．selfish

D．kind

2.The writer of the story wanted mainly ________．

A．to tell us how to celebrate the wine festival

B．to tell us an interesting story

C．to warn us against pouring water into wine

D．to tell us not to be a selfish person

    The lifestyle of a place also affects the way people dress．The lifestyle in Hawaii is mostly casual(that is not for a special, important time)．The way people dress is also mostly casual．In public places such as shopping centers, and even downtown( the center of a town or city), you can find many people dressed in short pants and T- shirts．They may have only slippers on their feet．Students at the University of Hawaii dress this way too． Many children go to school without shoes and stockings on．Of course, on the beaches(the shore of a lake, sea, etc．) everyone wears swimming suits.

    However, not everyone dresses so casually all the time．Working people wear clothes which fit the kind of work that they do．Throughout the state, there is a tradition(something that has been done in a certain way for a long time)called “Aloha (阿洛哈) Friday.” On Fridays many people wear casual, Hawaiian clothing to work．The men may wear aloha shirts and slacks (便裤)．Aloha shirts are bright - colored Hawaiian print shirts．The women often wear long, colorful dresses called “ muumuus” ．This aloha clothing is very popular in Hawaii．You can wear an aloha shirt of a muumuu almost anywhere in Hawaii．You will be nicely dressed and cool and comfortable at the same time.

1．The passage mainly talks about ________ in Hawaii.

A．the weather

B．the lifestyle

C．the way people dress

D．Aloha Friday

2．People in Hawaii don’t need winter clothes because ________.

A．they don’t like winter clothes

B．they like comfortable clothes

C．they don’t have winter clothes

D．the weather is warm

3．“Muumuus” in the passage refers to ________.

A．dresses

B．whispers

C．bright colors

D．shirts

4．“ Not everyone dresses so casually all the time．” Means ________ .

A．Some people dress so informally (不拘礼地) all the time but some don’t

B．Nobody dresses so carelessly all the time

C．Not all the people have clothes on all along

D．The way people dress mostly careless

5．Which is not true?

A．We can find many people wearing short pants and T- shirts in public.

B．People usually go to work in casual, Hawaiian clothing.

C．Many students at the University of Hawaii go to school without shoes and stockings on.

D．On “Aloha Fridays” many people wear casual, Hawaiian clothing to work．

    Maryland lies south of Pennsylvania．The famous Mason - Dixon line is between Maryland and Pennsylvania．Before the Civil War, slavery was legal (合法的) in the states south of the Mason-Dixon Line, and illegal in the states north of this line.

People from England first came to live in Maryland in 1634．Many of the early settlers were Catholics (天主教徒)．They had been treated badly in England, so they came to Maryland for religious(宗教的) freedom.

    Maryland was named in honor of Henrietta Maria．She was the wife of King Charles- Ⅰ.The capital of Maryland is Annapolis, but the largest city in Maryland is Baltimore, an important seaport on the Chesapeake Bay.

    Fishing is an important industry in Maryland．Chesapeake Bay is famous for its sea food.

    Maryland has a warm climate．Farmers grow many kinds of fruits and vegetables．The state grows one-third of America’s tomatoes.

    Recreation (娱乐) is also important．Good beaches line the Atlantic coast． Maryland is known for its horse races and boat races.

1．Which of the following maps gives the right position of Maryland?

    (M = Maryland P = Pennsylvania M- D = Mason - Dixon Line At = Atlantic Ocean)

2．According to this passage, the Mason - Dixon Line ________.

A．tells what is legal from what is illegal

B．is nothing but the boundary line (边界线)between Pennsylvania and Maryland

C．separates the northern states from the southern states

D．has played an important part in getting rid of the slavery in American history

3．Before the Civil War,  slavery was legal ________.

A．in the thirteen oldest states

B．in both Pennsylvania and Maryland

C．in south of Maryland

D．in Maryland and other southern states

4．People from England came to live in Maryland because ________.

A．they lived a poor life in England

B．many of them are Catholics

C．they wanted to enjoy religious freedom

D．Maryland had a warm climate

5．Which of the following is NOT true?

A．Fruits and vegetables grow well in Maryland.

B．Maryland is smaller than all other states in the U．S.

C．Fishing plays an important role in the industry of Maryland.

D．Over 30 percent of America’s tomatoes are grown in Maryland.

1．The passage suggests that before the special theory of relativity was published．Einstein was ________ .

A．part of the scientific community(界)

B．considered a brilliant scientist

C．unknown in scientific community

D．still a university student

2．According to the passage, Albert Einstein was not ________ .

A．head of a research group

B．famous at the age of 25

C．generally accepted by the scientific community

D．a member of the Royal Prussian Academy

    working people in my home town lived a dog’s life before liberation.

    Death per 100,000 Population in My Home Town

From

the Following Causes (1940-1949)

1．Of every hundred thousand citizens in my home town ________died of T．B in 1940.

A．167

B．134

C．82

D．114

2．In 1949, about what percent of the total number of deaths from the causes shown were because of accidents?

A．12%

B．21%

C.  25%

D．43%

3．If 1,200 people died in my home town from accidents in 1947, the population of my home town that year was about ________.

A．96,000

B．100,000

C．150,000

D．1,500,000

1．When Carlos was still a ________, he was taken by ship to America by his father.

A．child

B．fellow

C．boy

D．baby.

2．He probably began to like musical instruments ________.

A．when he spent his childhood in the American southland

B．when he was 15 years old

C．shortly after he was taken to the United States

D．since he graduated from his school

3．According to the passage, which of the following is NOT right?

A．Carlos’ parents had once stayed in Asia for a period of time.

B．Carlos began to receive his school education in his early teens.

C．At the age of 15, Carlos learned to play the piano and soon proved to be a quick learner.

D．Like his father, Carlos wanted to devote himself to music.

The rivers carry the salt into the ocean．

The underlined word “cracks” in this paragraph may mean ________.

A．rolls

B．reduces

C．breaks open

D．looses

    Like many native Italians, may parents were very open with their feelings and their love-not only at home, but also in public．Most of my friends would never hug their fathers． But I hugged and kissed my dad at every opportunity-nothing could have felt more natural.

    He was a curious man who was always trying new things．He was the first person in Allentown to buy a motorcycle．Unfortunately, my father and his motorcycle didn’t get along too well．He fell off it so often that he got rid of it just a month after buying it．As a result, he never again trusted any vehicle with less than four wheels.

    Because of that motorcycle, I wasn’t allowed to have a bicycle when I was growing up．WheneverI wanted to ride a bike, I had to borrow one from a friend．On the other hand, my father let me drive a car as soon as I turned sixteen.

1．When I won a contest at school, my father would ________.

A．tell all his friends about it

B．feel most happy over it

C．get very surprised at it

D．be much more excited than I

2．I hugged and kissed my father at every opportunity, ________ .

A．even though I hated to do so

B．because I was told to do so by my mother

C．as I was named president of the Ford Motor company

D．for I felt it quite natural to do so

3．My father trusted no vehicle with less than four wheels because ________.

A．he did not like the way I always borrowed bicycles from friends

B．he thought that cars were faster than motorcycles

C．he liked every new model made by the Ford Motor company

D．he had trouble in riding his motorcycle

4．Which of the following statements shows that my father was a curious man?

A．I wasn’t allowed to have a car when I was growing up.

B．He was the first person in town to buy a motorcycle.

C．He was always proud of my success.

D．He was very open with his feelings and his love.

5．Which of the following statements is NOT true?

A．My father loved his motorcycle．He rode through the dirty streets of Allentown every day.

B．I was not allowed to have a bicycle when I was growing up, but when I was just 16 I was allowed to drive a car.

C．My father was always proud of what I did．He was very pleased when I won a spelling contest at school.

D．My father bought a motorcycle, but got rid of it because he fell off it so often.

“Rush hour” means ________.

A．the time when people are running

B．the time when crowds of people are traveling to or from work in a large town

C．the time when everybody runs quickly

D．the hour when people have to go to the same place