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I don't think I can buy this watch because I have only ____ money. A. little B. a little C. few D. a few #B ^13. ____ of you could be lost in the forest of buildings. A. Anyone B. Anybody C. Any one D. One #C ^14. "I thought he hated the TV." "You are right, ____ he still watches the program." A. yet B. besides C. also D. them #A ^15. What date is it? It's ____. A. June thirtieth-first B. the thirty-first of July C. of July thirty-first D. the thirtieth-first of July #B ^16. Do you often wait for a long time ____ the bus stop? A. in B. on C. at D. under #C ^17. He ____ this morning if he really wanted to see it for himself. A. ought to come B. ought come C. ought to have come D. ought to be #C ^18. How long will it take to ____ the programme? A. experience B. go round C. get over D. break through #C ^19. "Was the job difficult?" "Not at all, I found ____." A. it very easy for doing B. very easy to do it C. it very easy to do D. to do it very easy #C ^20. She ____ go out at night. A. dares not to B. dare not to C. does dare not D. dare not #D ^21. I have been looking for you everywhere. Where ____? A. had you gone B. had you been C. have you been D. have you gone #C ^22. "Would you mind opening the door?" "____." A. Yes, I would not B. Certainly C. O.K D. Not at all #D ^23. Mary has lived in China for 5 years, so she ____ the life here. A. used to B. get used to C. is used to D. has got used to #D ^24. You are invited to a party ____ at 7 o'clock next Monday evening. A. to be held B. holding C. held D. being held #A ^25. We haven't got chairs ____. A. to sit B. for to sit on C. to sit on D. for sitting #C ^26. If you had been with us, you ____ our excitement. A. have understood B. understood C. would have understood D. will understand #C ^27. ____ today, he would get there by Friday. A. Were he to leave B. If he leaves C. Was he leaving D. Would he leave #A ^28. I hope to hear more about the activities ____ there. A. going on B. being happened C. being gone on D. to be happened #A ^29. You won't make any progress unless you ____ the bad habit. A. make out B. get through C. get rid of D. do without #C ^30. Did you notice the boy ____ to school? Someone said he was seen ____ by a car. A. came ... hit B. coming ... hit C. come ... to be hit D. to come ... being hit #C ^31. His parents died when he was young so he was ____ by his ancle. A. brought up B. taken out C. brought out D. grown up #A ^32. Not only John but also Tom ____ to help the sick. A. are going B. is going C. have gone D. were going #B ^33. ____ the Chinese people invented the compass is known to us all. A. That B. What C. When D. Whether #A ^34. I have found my watch ____ I left it. A. which B. where C. that D. when #B ^35. He would rather ____ earlier than late. A. to arrive B. arriving C. having arrived D. arrive #D ^36. ____ knowledge of space develops rapidly. A. Men's B. Mens' C. Man's D. Mans' #C ^37. The harder you worked, ____ you would get. A. a lot of money B. the more C. more money D. the much pay #B ^38. I knew I would hurt her feelings, but I couldn't help ____ so. A. do B. to do C. for doing D. doing #D ^39. His father ____ for three years. A. died B. has died C. has been dead D. is died #C ^40. It's getting dark. ____ the light please. A. Put on B. Open on C. Switch on D. Let on #C ╚². ═Ω╨╬╠ε┐╒(╣▓25╨í╠Γú¼╝╞╖╓25%) ═¿╢┴╧┬├µ╢╠╬─ú¼╒╞╬╒╞Σ┤≤╥Γú¼╚╗║≤╘┌41í½65╕≈╠Γ╦∙╕°╡─╦─╕÷╤í╧ε╓╨ú¼╤í │÷╥╗╕÷╫ε╝╤┤≡░╕íú &C2 ^41. A. met B. knew ⌐ª I can clearly remember the C. found D. discovered ⌐ª #A ^42. A. even B. never ⌐ªfirst time I __41__Mr Andrews, C. although D. in spite ⌐ª #C ^43. A. it's now since over 20 ⌐ªmy old headmaster, __42__ years ⌐ª B. it's over 20 years ago now ⌐ª__43__. During the war, I had C. it's since more than 20 ⌐ª years now ⌐ªbeen __44__school in the north D. it makes more than 20 years ⌐ª now ⌐ªof England but my family had #B ^44. A. in the B. in ⌐ª C. at D. at the ⌐ªjust returned to London.__45__ #c ^45. A. There were not enough ⌐ª schools left ⌐ªfor children to go to and my B. There were not still ⌐ª enough schools ⌐ªfather had to go from __46__, C. There did not stay enough ⌐ª schools ⌐ªasking them__47__ __48__pupil. D. Not enough schools rested ⌐ª #A ^46. A. one to another ⌐ªI used to go with him but he B. each to other ⌐ª C. one to other ⌐ªhad __49__ hard time trying to D. the ones to the others ⌐ª #A ^47. A. that they took me ⌐ªpersuade people__50__ him that B. for taking me ⌐ª C. for to take me ⌐ªI seldom had to do __51__. We D. to take me ⌐ª #D ^48. A. as B. as a ⌐ªhad been to all the schools C. like D. like a ⌐ª #B ^49. A. such B. such a ⌐ª__52__ we lived, but __53__ my C. so D. a so ⌐ª #B ^50. A. just for seeing ⌐ªfather argued (╒∙▒τ), the more B. just for to see ⌐ª C. even seeing ⌐ªimpossible it became. in the D. even to see ⌐ª #D ^51. A. no test B. one test ⌐ªend, we went to a school C. any tests D. some tests ⌐ª #C ^52. A. near where ⌐ª__54__ from home. The headmas- B. near ⌐ª C. near to ⌐ªter __55__for at least an hour. D. near the place there ⌐ª #A ^53. A. the most B. the more ⌐ªWhile we were waiting,I looked C. how much D. for how much ⌐ª #B ^54. A. at five miles ⌐ªround at the __56__, __57__ B. five miles long ⌐ª C. made us to wait ⌐ªwas one of those old Victorian D. about five miles far ⌐ª #C ^55. A. kept us to wait ⌐ªstructures, completely __58__ B. kept us waiting ⌐ª C. made us to wait ⌐ªbut still standing. I could D. made us waiting ⌐ª #B ^56. A. building of the school ⌐ªhear the boys playing in the B. building school ⌐ª C. school's building ⌐ªplayground outside. When the D. school building ⌐ª #D ^57. A. which B. that ⌐ªheadmaster's secretar finally C. what D. it ⌐ª #A ^58. A. of the old time ⌐ªlet us __59__ his office, Mr B. outside its time ⌐ª C. past its date ⌐ªAndrews spoke to me first. " D. out of date ⌐ª #D ^59. A. to enter ⌐ªWhy do you want to come here?" B. to pass in ⌐ª C. to come into ⌐ªhe said. I had been thinking D. into ⌐ª #D ^60. A. of saying B. to say ⌐ª__60__ something about study- C. of telling D. to tell ⌐ª #A ^61. A. to remember ⌐ªing but I couldn't help __61__ B. remembering ⌐ª C. to remind ⌐ªthe boys outside."I don't know D. reminding ⌐ª #B ^62. A. no one B. none ⌐ª__62__ in London," I said."I'd C. someone D. anyone ⌐ª #D ^63. A. that I played ⌐ªlike __63__ with the other B. the play ⌐ª C. to play ⌐ªboys. I read a lot of books, D. playing ⌐ª #C ^64. A. in truth ⌐ªtoo" I added. "All right," Mr B. it's the truth ⌐ª C. in fact ⌐ªAndrews said " We have one D. it's a fact ⌐ª #C ^65. A. happier B. happiest ⌐ªplace free, __64__." C. more happy D. most happy ⌐ª #B ⌐ª ⌐ª My two years at that school ⌐ª ⌐ªwere among the __65__ of my ⌐ª ⌐ªlife. ╬σ.╘─╢┴└φ╜Γ(╣▓20╨í╠Γ, ╝╞╖╓40%) ╘─╢┴╧┬┴╨╢╠╬─, ▓ó╫≈├┐╞¬║≤├µ╡─╠Γ─┐íú┤╙╦─╕÷╤í╧ε╓╨ú¼╤í│÷─▄╗╪┤≡╦∙╠ß╬╩╠Γ ╗≥═Ω│╔╦∙╕°╛Σ╫╙╡─╫ε╝╤┤≡░╕íú @2 1. Royal Buildings, Queenston, Fd. 36 Mr G. F. Singer, 4th June Hillside Farm, Cantal River, Ds. 41 RB/GS/43 Dear Mr Singer, I am writing to you about your land beside the Cantal River, to the west of Singer Rocks. This piece of land has belonged to the Singer family since your grandfather, Elliott Singer, who first came to this country more than sixty years ago. It has always been a part of Hillside Farm. However, nothing will grow there, as you know, and neither your grandfather, nor your father made any use of it.They could not use the land for corn, or vegetables; g and even the grass is too poor, and wild, for most animals -- certainly cows. Queenston has grown a lot in the past few years.What was a small town, is now a city. The Office of Building and Works has to find more and more land every year for new houses, for people who work in Queenston,but who wish to live outside the city.The Office has asked me to offer you $M40000 for the lands beside the Cantal River, to the west of Singer Rocks. We hope you will think about this offer, Mr Singer, and let us know what you decide. Yours sincerely, R. BURSTOW Secretary ^66. The land that the Officer wants to buy is A. Hillside Farm. B. west of Singer Rocks, beside the Cantal River. C. beside the Cantal River, to the west of Queenston. D. part of Singer Farm. #D ^67. Elliott Singer was A. the grandfather of the owner of Hillside Farm. B. the first man to come to the country, more than sixty years ago. C. the man who built Hillside Farm. D. a friend of Mr Burstow. #A ^68. Elliott Singer did not make use of the piece of land because A. it was west of Singer Rocks. B. nothing grew there. C. the Office of Building and Works wanted to buy it. D. he was more than sixty years old. #B ^69. The land is A. good for corn, but not vegetables. B. bad for corn, but good for vegetables. C. good for both corn and vegetables. D. good for neither corn, nor vegetables. #D ^70. The Office of Building and Works has to find land for A. new houses for people who work in Queenston. B. new offices for people working in Queenston. C. houses for people who want to live in Queenston. D. new buildings for people working outside Queenston. #A ^71. The Office of Building and Works is offering $M40 000 for A. Hillside Farm and Singer Rocks. B. a piece of Hillside Farm. C. new houses beside the Cantal River. D. a piece of land outside the city. #B 2. People within a country do business together. They buy goods, or products, from one another and sell products to others. Different countries do business together,too.One country may buy and bring in things from another country. This is called importing products.The same country may also sell and send things to another country. This is called exporting products. The Netherlands is a small country better known to us as Holland. It lies in the low country of Europe on the North Sea. Holland has a steel-making industry which needs iron. This ore (┐≤╩») is found in some parts of the world, but Holland has none. The little country must import(╜°┐┌) it.Ships carry the ore to the Netherlands from places like Canada and Africa. Holland grows millions of flower bulbs (╟≥╫┤╬∩) every year. The country is famous for the beautiful tulips(╙⌠╜≡╧π)grown from these bulbs. Large numbers of tulip bulbs are dug up,dried, and exported to many countries. Do you have tulips growing in your garden?Perhaps they are grow- ing from bulbs brought from Holland. ^72. Holland is a small country on the A. Pacific Ocean B. Atlantic Ocean. C. North Sea. D. Mediterranean Sea. #C ^73. The story does not say so, but it makes you think that A. Holland is much smaller than the United States. B. Holland is much smaller than the United States. C. Holland does not have any industry. D. Holland is the richest country in the world. #A ^74. Every year Holland grows millions of A. trees. B. grains. C. vegetables. D. flower bulbs. #D ^75. On the whole, this story is about A. tulips. B. importing and exporting. C. the low countries in Europe. D. the industry in Holland. #B ^76. Why does Holland import some things? A. The people there like to trade things. B. Holland needs some things from other countries. C. There are not enough people in Holland who like tulips. D. Both A and B #B 3. Solar energy(power from the sun) has many uses. In many parts of the world, people are building solar houses with large numbers of windows to collect the heat of the sun. Solar collectors can make hot water from sunlight. The rays of the sun heat water in a solar collector,and the hot water goes into a storage tank. People can use the hot water for washing or for heating their houses. In the future, people may use the rays of the sun to make electricity for their homes. They will use photovoltaic cells to make elevtricity from sunlight. The sun is an important "new source of energy. It is less expensive than oil or nuclear energy. Furthermore, it does not cause pollution, and it is not as dangerous as nuclear power. Many people think that solar energy will be the answer to our future energy problems. ^77. What is the source of solar energy? A. the earth B. oil C. the sun D. the nuclear #C ^78. What can a solar collector do? A. It can answer our future energy problems. B. It can make electricity from sunlight. C. It can use hot water for washing. D. It can make hot water from sunlight. #D ^79. Where are people building solar houses? A. in some places B. in most countries in the world C. in all parts of the world D. in the U.S.A. #A ^80. What problems may solar energy solve? A. water shortages B. storage problems C. future energy problems D. future water problem #C ^81. How do people use the hot water from a solar collector? A. for nuclear power B. for washing and heating C. to cause pollution D. to change sunlight into electricity #B 4. There are certain things that people think they must not do. These are called taboos(╜Σ┬╔). People who have a taboo act in a certain way. They think that to act differently would bring bad luck. Some people think that walking under a lader(╠▌╫╙) will bring bad luck. For the people of one tribe (▓┐┬Σ) in Africe, it was taboo to count anything. If people wanted to know how many goats they had,they looked quickly. Then they guessed how many goats were there. They thought something had would happen to the goats if they counted them. For another tribe in Africa,it was taboo to talk about the misfort- une (▓╗╨╥) of an ancestor (╫µ╧╚). These people thought the ancestor's spirit would hear them and become angry. Then the spirit would punish them. Saying their own names was taboo for Polar Eskimos. They believed evil spirits were always listening when they spoke. It would not be safe to say their names out loud. Evil spirits would cause bad luck.If someone asked, "Who is there? " an Eskimo would answer, "It is I. " Eskimos would never give their names. ^82. For Polar Eskimos it was taboo to A. walk under a ladder. B. talk to anyone. C. say their names. D. count anything. #C ^83. One tribe in Africa believed that they should not A. speak to spirits B. ask questions. C. listen to others. D. count their goats. #D ^84. Why wouldn't Polar Eskimos say their names out loud? A. They couldn't remember their names. B. They believed that their ancestors would hear them. C. They thought it would bring bad luck. D. They thought it would bring good luck. #C ^85. Which of these sentences do you think is right? A. Taboos are something to eat. B. Many people have taboos. C. Evil spirits are always listening to what you say. D. Many people's taboos are the same. #B