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Mine ... he C. My cow ... mine D. His cow ... my #A ^12. ____ we need is more practice. A. That B. Why C. If D. What #D ^13. We think much ____ his latest book. It's excellent. A. over B. of C. about D. through #B ^14. The poor girl walked ____ whole day in ____ snow. A. the ... a B. a ... a C. \ ... the D. a ... the #D ^15. Have they put forward any theory ____? A. how the earth came into being B. how did the earth come into being C. of how the earth came into being D. of how did the earth come into being #C ^16. I heard that one of her children ____ ill. A. would fall B. was falling C. has fallen D. had fallen #D ^17. Of all the girls she sings ____. A. more beautiful B. most beautiful C. more beautifully D. most beautifully #D ^18. He ____ his way out when the film ended. A. kept B. broke C. smoothed D. made #D ^19. The sun gives out ____ the earth absorbs. A. more two million times heat and light than B. two million times more heat and light than C. two million times heat and light more than D. two million times more than heat and light #B ^20. There is ____ hope of our getting there in time. What shall we do? A. few B. a few C. little D. a little #C ^21. He ____ or never gives his child a present. A. seldom B. often C. always D. sometimes #A ^22. Those shoes are only fit ____ away. A. to throw B. to be thrown C. to be throwing D. throwing #B ^23. When you arrive in Xian, Mr Li ____ for you at the airport. He ____ you to the guest house. A. is waiting ... takes B. waits ... will take C. will be waiting ... will take D. will wait ... takes #C ^24. It's no use ____ that you did not know the rules. A. your pretending B. for you pretending C. by you to pretend D. if you to pretend #A ^25. Coffee ____ be drunk while it is hot. A. has to B. must C. ought to D. will #C ^26. I hope you'll be a ____ speaker. You should speak ____. A. careful ... carelessly B. careful ... carefully C. careless ... carefully D. careful ... in carelessness #B ^27. That's the very point ____. A. that must be insisted B. which must be insisted C. that must be insisited on D. which must be insisted on #C ^28. Gentlemen always shake hands when ____ to each other. A. introduced B. to introduce C. introduce D. introducing #A ^29. She asked ____ we were getting on well with our work. A. how B. if C. what D. that #B ^30. The girls in our class are ____ in your class. A. more active in sports than B. more active in sports than those C. as active in sports as D. not so active in sports as they #B ^31. That is a medical team which ____ ten doctors and two nurses. A. is made of B. is made from C. is made out of D. is made up of #D ^32. The boy ____ his time between work and play. A. spent B. wasted C. separated D. divided #D ^33. She wears the same kind of clothes ____ her sister usually does. A. that B. which C. as D. like #C ^34. Jack ____ hard work. A. will soon get used to do B. is used to C. used to D. used to doing #B ^35. I went on ____ there, ____ for something to happen. A. standing ... waiting B. to stand ... waiting C. standing ... to wait D. to stand ... to wait #A ^36. The girl as well as the boys ____ to play football. A. likes very much B. like very much C. don't like D. are going #A ^37. It was such a day ____ we rarely(║▄╔┘╡╪) see in Chongqing. A. as B. so C. that D. \ #A ^38. "Do you mind my opening the windows?" "____." A. Yes, open them please B. No, of course not C. Yes, do it please D. No, you can't open them #B ^39. "Which of the two caps fits you well?" " ____ of them is OK." A. All B. Both C. Either D. Any #C ^40. Hello! I ____ you ____ in London. How long have you been here? A. don't know ... were B. hadn't known ... are C. haven't known ... are D. didn't know ... were #D ╡┌╢■▓┐╖╓ ╙ó╙∩╓¬╩╢╫█║╧╘╦╙├ 1. ═Ω╨╬╠ε┐╒(╣▓25╨í╠Γ,╝╞╖╓25%) ╟δ═¿╢┴╧┬┴╨╢╠╬─ú¼╒╞╬╒╞Σ┤≤╥Γú¼╚╗║≤┤╙╧┬▒▀╦─╕÷┤≡░╕╓╨╤í╘±┐╔╥╘╠ε╚δ ╧α╙ª┐╒░╫┤ª╡─╫ε╝╤┤≡░╕íú &B2 ^41. A. any B.every C. one D. the ⌐ª Father Never Got Excited #C ⌐ª ^42. A. over B. from C. in D. of ⌐ª My father was a lawyer in a #B ⌐ªsmall city in Illinois. In ^43. A. much B. many ⌐ª__41__ way he was different C. few D. little ⌐ª__42__ most other lawyers: #A ⌐ªthere were times when he did ^44. A. lot of B. some of ⌐ªnot have __43__ to say. He C. any of D. part of ⌐ªwas friendly, but he was also #D ⌐ªa wonderful man for keeping ^45. A. woke her up B. let us up ⌐ªhis mouth shut. C. woke us up D. made her up ⌐ª #C ⌐ª ^46. A. sleeping B. sleepy ⌐ª One year we spent __44__ C. asleep D. tiring ⌐ªthe summer in a big old house #B ⌐ªin Michigan. At midnight my ^47. A. quite B. rather ⌐ªmother __45__ screaming: " C. hardly D. very ⌐ªThere's a bat in this bed- #A ⌐ªroom! Robert! Get up!Get up!" ^48. A. interested and mad ⌐ª B. afraid and interesting ⌐ª C. nervous and exciting ⌐ª Father said something in a D. excited and mad ⌐ª__46__ voice, but we couldn't #D ⌐ª__47__ hear his words.Then my ^49. A. rest B. remains ⌐ªmother's voice, __48__, came C. following D. whole ⌐ªclearly into our bedroom. " #A ⌐ªWell, if you aren't going to ^50. A. another B. the other ⌐ªdo anything about it, I'm C. other D. others ⌐ªgoing to spend the __49__ of #A ⌐ªthe night down in the living ^51. A.could tell ⌐ªroom." B.could have told ⌐ª C. might tell ⌐ª D. must have told ⌐ª We were all asleep when she #B ⌐ªscreamed again:"There's__50__ ^52. A. so that B. before ⌐ªbat down here! " This time we C. since D. because ⌐ªcould hear my father's answer #B ⌐ª"I __51__ you that,"he called ^53. A. search for B. examine ⌐ªout. " I saw it __52__ I came C. find out D. understand ⌐ªup to bed." #C ⌐ª ^54. A.whether B.if C.why D.that ⌐ª Yes, Father was a wonderful #C ⌐ªman for keeping his mouth shut. ^55. A. to B. by C. with D. on ⌐ª #D ⌐ª One September day,I remember, ^56. A.ever B.even C.yet D.still ⌐ªthe minister of our church #D ⌐ªcame to visit us. He wanted ^57. A. walking backward ⌐ªto __53__ __54__ my father B. stepping forward ⌐ªhadn't gone to church for a C. looking forward to ⌐ªlong time. We were in the D. counting backward ⌐ªgarden when he arrived and #A ⌐ªstarted talking. ^58. A. Once more ⌐ª B. All at once ⌐ª C. Over and over ⌐ª Father didn't say much, but D. At the same time ⌐ªthe minister kept right __55__ #B ⌐ªtalking. He was __56__ talking ^59. A. and B. so C. but D. or ⌐ªwhen he started to leave, #C ⌐ª__57__ as he talked. He could ^60. A. in the ears B. on his ears ⌐ªnot see where he was going. C. on his face D. in the face ⌐ª__58__ he fell head over heels #D ⌐ªinto a little ditch(╦«╣╡). ^61. A. seat B. steps ⌐ª C. foot D. feet ⌐ª #D ⌐ª The minister wasn't hurt, ^62. A. knowing B. recognizing ⌐ª__59__ his clothes were dirty C. realizing D. being ⌐ªand he was red __60__ when he #A ⌐ªgot to his __61__ again. Then ^63. A. with B. in ⌐ªFather remembered that the C. by D. according to ⌐ªminister was very proud of #B ⌐ª__62__ Latin, so he comforted ^64. A. off B. out C. down D. up ⌐ªhim __63__ that langnage: "Fa- #C ⌐ªcilis descensus Averno " -- " ^65. A. brought B. took ⌐ªEasy is the road __64__ to C. fetched D. sent ⌐ªHell(╡╪╙ⁿ)."Then Father __65__ #D ⌐ªme to get the clothes brush. ╡┌╚²▓┐╖╓ ╙ó╙∩╙ª╙├ 1. ╘─╢┴└φ╜Γ(╣▓20╨í╠Γ,╝╞╖╓40%) ╘─╢┴╧┬┴╨╢╠╬─▓ó╫÷├┐╞¬║≤├µ╡─╠Γ─┐íú╘┌╦─╕÷┤≡░╕╓╨ú¼╤í│÷─▄╗╪┤≡╦∙╠ß ╬╩╠Γ╗≥═Ω│╔╦∙╕°╛Σ╫╙╡─╫ε╝╤┤≡░╕íú &C2 @2 1. Doctors in Zhongshan County (╧╪) brought back to life a heart patient whose breathing had stopped for more than three hours and whose heart had stopped beating for an hour and five minutes. Nanfang Ribao(─╧╖╜╚╒▒¿) reports that Chen Guanfen,a 21-year-old woman who has suffered from an irregular heartbeat since 1980, is now in good condition after the July 10 heart attack(╖ó▓í). ^66. The best headline(▒Ω╠Γ) for the above news story is ____. A. Chen Guanfen B. Heart Patient Back to Life C. Doctors in Zhongshan County D. Heart Patient in Good Condition #B ^67. Decide which is the correct order to describe what happened in the story ____. (1). doctors helped the patient (2). the patient's breathing stopped (3). the patient's heart stopped beating (4). the patient suffered from an irregular heartbeat (5). the patient had a heart attack (6). the patient was in good condition A. 4,5,2,3,1,6 B. 4,1,6,5,2,3 C. 6,4,5,2,3,1 D. 6,2,3,1,4,5 #A 2. I was telling my boy Sonny the story of the hare and the tortoise. At the end I said: "Son, remember: slow and steady(╬╚) wins the race(╚ⁿ┼▄). Don't you think there's something to learn from the tortoise?" He opened his eyes wide. "Do you mean next time when I'm entering for the 60-metre race I should wish that Billy and Tony and Sandy would all fall asleep half-way?" I was shocked (╛¬╖▀). "But the tortoise didn't wish the hare would fall asleep!" "He must have wished that," Sonny said. "Otherwise how could he be so stupid as to race with the hare? He knew very well the hare ran a hundred times faster than he himself did." "He didn't have such a wish," I insisted. "He won the race by per- severance(╝ß│╓), by pushing on steadily." Sonny thought for a while. "That's a lie," he said. "He won it be- cause he was lucky. If the hare hadn't happened to fall asleep, the tortoise would never have won the race. He could be as steady as you like or a hundred times steadier, but he'd never have won the race! That's for sure." I gave up.Today's children are not like what we used to be.They're just hopeless. ^68. The writer argued(╒∙┬█) with his son because ____. A. he liked tortoises while his son liked hares B. they disagreed about whether the tortoise was stupid C. he liked the story of the hare and the tortoise while his son didn't D. he tried to teach his son the moral lesson of the story but his son rejected #D ^69. Sonny believed that the tortoise ____. A. won the race by his own effort B. took a risk(├░╧╒) by agreeing to race C. was not given a fair chance in the race D. in fact did not win the race #B ^70. Billy, Tony and Sandy must be ____. A. boys who were unknown to Sonny's father B. boys Sonny had run races with before C. boys Sonny had never raced with before d. boys Sonny did not expect to race with again #B ^71. The writer thinks that his generation(▒▓) ____. A. were more clever than Sonny's generation B. had the same ideas about life as Sonny's generation C. were more hopeful than Sonny's generation D. had different ideas about life from Sonny's generation #D ^72. When the writer says "I gave up" at the end, he means ____. A. he gave up his belief in the moral idea of the hare-and-tortoise story B. he gave up arguing with Sonny C. he gave up Sonny as a hopeless boy D. he gave up trying to keep up with the new generation #B ^73. According to the passage, who do you think learnt a lesson? A. The tortoise B. The hare C. Sonny D. Sonny's father #D 3. For almost forty years the Empire State Building in New York City was the world's tallest skyscraper(─ª╠∞┬Ñ). The building reaches a height of 1250 feet. It has 102 floors. The use of steel frames (╝▄;┐≥) made its height possible. Steel walls can rise high without needing to be thick. Steel-frame cons- truction is strong. All plates are fastened(╣╠╢¿) together by metal bolts(┬▌╢ñ) called rivets(╜╩╢ñ). When set in place, rivets are usu- ally redhot. One end is already rounded. A riveter usesa special hammer to shape the other end. Then the rivet cools. It holds the plates firmly. High winds can move this strong building.A wind at a hundred miles an hour has swayed(╥í╢») it almost one and a half inches. ^74. The author says that the Empire State Building ____. A. was finished in 1931 B. is in New York City C. has fewer floors than the new World Trade Center D. None of the above #B ^75. The building ____. A. was for many years the highest skyscraper B. reaches a height of 1250 feet C. has 102 floors D. All of the above #D ^76. In steel-frame building, the bottom walls ____. A. do not need to be thick B. must be very thick C. must be two feet wide D. need to be proposed(╓º│╓) by wood #A ^77. Rivets are described as being ____. A. picked up when red-hot B. picked up before red-hot C. shape the other end D. cool the rivet #C ^78. The riveter's task is to ____. A. drill holes for the rivet B. shape the rounded end C. shape the other end D. cool the rivet #C ^79. The amount of sway from the building's center in a high wind is given as ____. A. 1.45 inches B. almost 1.5 inches C. 2.5 inches D. 1.5 feet #B 4. Ben Jonson is one of the few men ever to be buried standing up. As the story goes, King Charles I once made him a promise. The king told the great writer that he would be buried in England's famous Westminster Abbey. But that wasn't all. Jonson could choose any place he liked for his grave(─╣). Jonson died in 1637.Then it was found that the spot he had picked was already filled. The ground space left in it was just eighteen inches square (╒²╖╜╨╬). But Charles kept his word. He had Jonson's coffin(╣╫) placed on its end in the small space. That way it would just fit. ^80. Ben Jonson was a great ____. A. king B. leader C. artist D. writer #D ^81. Which probably happened first? A. Joson picked a place in the Abbey. B. Jonson died. C. Jonson received Charles's promise. D. Jonson told the king of his choice. #C ^82. Charles found out that the place was filled after ____. A. Jonson's death B. Jonson's burial(╘ß└±) C. the reading of Jonson's will D. 1638 #A ^83. Jonson's coffin was placed upright so that it would ____. A. face the east B. look bigger C. take less room D. reach the floor #C ^84. The story shows that Charles tried to ____. A. rule Britain well B. keep his promises C. learn about art D. write poems and stories #B ^85. The writer doesn't tell ____. A. what work Jonson did B. where the story happened C. when Jonson died D. how Jonson's grave was marked #D