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高二下学期英语
试卷（满分１50分）
第一节:单项选择题(共1５小题;每小题１分,满分15分）
1、 ___＿＿ Kate and Ｊoan ｗho taughｔ Tom tｈe niｃe soｎg ｌasｔ nigｈt？
Ａ、 Was it B、 Were there
C、 Wｉll ｉt be D、 Ｍust it havｅ beeｎ
2、 Jaｎe ｈas been ｓo _＿_＿____ iｎ gettiｎｇ usｅｄ ｔo ｅvｅryｔhiｎｇ tｈat sｈe hasn’t hａd ｔｉme for social actｉｖｉtｉes、
A、 ｃｏnｆused B、 ｗorried C、 ｄevoｔed D、 ocｃuｐieｄ
３ Tｏ ｑuａlify ｙourｓeｌf foｒ this kinｄ oｆ ｎｅw job， I remenｄ ｔhat yｏu ___＿____ sｏme onｌine coursｅs、
A、 to take B、 ｔakiｎｇ C、 taｋｅ D、 wouｌd takｅ
4 Ｔhａt waｓ the first tiｍe I __＿____ there and I wａs iｍpｒessed by the ｆriendｌy peoplｅ vｅry muｃh、
A、 go Ｂ、 ｗas gｏing Ｃ、 had gonｅ D、 hａve gｏne
5、 Hａve you ｅｖeｒ lｉｓtenｅｄ to the song Yeｓteｒday ｏｎcｅ ｍorｅ， ____＿___ singｅr diｅd in her early ｙears?
A、 ｉｔｓ B、 ｉt’ｓ C、 ｗhose D、 which
6 ---Whｉch daｙ dｏ ｙｏu ｔhｉnk ｉs all right ｆor our neｘｔ mｅｅtinｇ ?
--－Ｙoｕ mａke___、 ＿__＿＿dａy is alｌ the saｍｅ to mｅ、
A oｎe ；Ｏnｅ B it; Aｎy C ｔhaｔ; Ｓｏｍe D thｉs; Anoｔhｅｒ
７ 、Is ｔhis TV set＿＿_ yｏu wｉsh ｔo have＿__?
A tｈe one; repaired B whｉcｈ; ｉｔ repａirｅｄ
Ｃ the oｎe; ｉt repａireｄ D wｈich； repaired
８、 Would ｙou slow down a bit, ｐlease? Ｉ caｎ’t ＿___＿_＿__ yｏu、
Ａ、 keｅp uｐ ｗith B、 puｔ up ｗith C、 makｅ up to D、 ｈoｌd oｎ ｔo
9、 Noｔ oｎly shｏuｌｄ yｏｕ get ｕsｅd ＿_＿____＿＿ undｅr difｆｉｃｕlt coｎdｉｔions but aｌｓo yoｕ sｈould ｐaｙ moｒe aｔｔeｎｔion _＿____＿__ yｏur ｗork ｗell、
Ａ、 to woｒｋ; to do B、 to ｗorking; to doｉnｇ
C、 ｔo work; tｏ doｉnｇ D、 ｔo working; ｔo do
10、 _____＿__＿ I ｃａn sｅe, tｈere iｓ ｏnly oｎe ｐossiblｅ way to ｋeep aｗay from the dangｅｒ、
A、 Aｓ long as B、 As far as B、 Just ａs D、 Eｖen if
１1、The pｌａcｅ __＿＿＿_＿ｉnterested mｅ most was ｔhe Childreｎ's Palacｅ、ﻫ A、 Ｗｈicｈ B、 ｗhere Ｃ、 what D、 in whichﻫ1２、 I ｈaｖｅ ｂougｈt twｏ bａllpens， _______ wrｉteｓ well、ﻫ Ａ、 none oｆ ｔheｍ B、 ｎeither oｆ tｈem
C、 ｎeｉther of whiｃh Ｄ、 nonｅ of whiｃh
13、 The pｏlice lｏoked into the case carefullｙ and fｏunｄ thｅ ｔhief had ｅｎteｒｅd the house ____＿_ ａ laｄder、
Ａ、 by the means B、 by ａll meanｓ C、 ｂy ｗaｙs ｏf Ｄ、 by ｍeaｎｓ of
14、Thｅ ｗay ______ｈe loｏｋs at proｂlｅms ｉs wroｎg、ﻫ A、 ｗｈich B、 whosｅ C、 what Ｄ、／
１5、Ｌasｔ summer we visited the Weｓｔ Lａke, ＿_＿___Hａｎgzhoｕ iｓ famous
in ｔhe ｗorld、
A、 ｆor whiｃh Ｂ、 fｏr ｔhat C、 in ｗhiｃh D、 what
第二节 完形填空(共20小题;每小题1、5分,满分３0分）
Lｅarnｉnｇ expeｒiencｅs haｐｐen ｔo us ｔhrｏuｇhｏut our liｖes、 Not lｏnｇ ago,
I hａｄ one thaｔ I woｕld likｅ to 16 、
Ｉ wａs ｇｏing ｔo Ｍarｂｌｅhead ｗitｈ my ｓａｉlboａｔ teaｍ、 Tｈｅ ｔeａｍ was rａcinｇ doｗn tｈe highway at ８5 mph 1７ ｗe rｅalized we werｅ 18 、 Lｕckily, we saw a rest ａrea aheaｄ、 Ｉ hａd a bｒaｎｄ ｎeｗ ＄20 bｉlｌ、 Ｉ wａs ｓｏ 1９ beｃauｓｅ I had never had ｔｈａt kｉnd of cａsh beｆoｒｅ、 But ｓpending ｉt on 20 ｓｅｅmed like tｈrowｉｎg it ａwａy、 We ａｌl rｕsheｄ into the pｉzza liｎe、 21 I gｏt a pｉｚｚa and a drink, aｎd walkｅd to my tablｅ、 About halｆway tｈｒough tｈｅ meａl, I 22 Ｉ hａd noｔ acｔuａｌｌｙ ｈandeｄ any ｍｏｎｅｙ ｔｏ the cａｓｈｉｅr、 I ｈad juｓt ２3 ｏuｔ, aｎd ｎobody hａd ｎotiｃed、 I felt terribｌｅ、
My conscｉenｃe(良心) oｐｅneｄ ｉts mouth anｄ ｓｗallｏｗｅd mｅ iｎ ｏne bｉg bｉte、 I ｃｏｕlｄｎ’t 24 oｖｅｒ iｔ、 I just coｕldn’t go ｂacｋ to the cａｓhｉer anｄ 25 ｆor my stoｌen pizzａ、 Ｉ was so upset ｔhat I 2６ to ｇiｖe ｍｙselｆ ｔhe ｐlｅaｓure of ａn ice ｃream ｉｎ 27 ｔhat ｓｏmeoｎe wｏuｌｄ saｙ，“ Ｈey, Jefｆ, ｗhy dｏｎ’t ｙｏu use ｔｈe chａngｅ 28 the ｐizza insteａｄ of ｔhat nｉｃｅ, nｅw ＄２０ bill?” I ｗas not sｏ 29__＿ ｏf my cash now、
For tｈｅ next two years， whｅnever I was 3０ ｔｈe “pizza ｉnciｄent”, Ｉ would say ｔo ｍyselｆ, “Ｄon’t tｈink about it、、、、”
I ｈavｅ leaｒned two thiｎgs from thｉｓ 3１ ayｂｅ I was a fool foｒ 32 ｔo my cｏnｓciｅｎce， anｄ beｉｎg too sｔuｐiｄ ｔo aｐｐreciate a ３3 piｚza、 But the real lｅsｓon is that ｅven if ｙou get away fｒｏｍ what yｏｕ have dｏｎｅ， yｏｕr ｃonscｉｅｎce wiｌl 34 up ｗith you、
Ｔhis ｒefｌectｓ ｔhe ｓaying， “Ａ cowaｒd(懦夫) ｄｉｅｓ a ｔhoｕsanｄ deaths; a hｅro diｅs oｎce、” I was a cowarｄ aｎd ｈave feｌｔ ｔerrible ａbout ｔhat ｉnciｄent at least a ｔｈoｕｓanｄ timeｓ、 Ｉｆ I haｄ ｂeen a “ 35 ” and ｇoｎe baｃk ｔo pay for tｈe pizza, I ｗould have felt a littｌｅ unfortablｅ about iｔ oｎlｙ once, or maybe twiｃe、
16、 A、 say ﻩ Ｂ、 taｌk C、 sｈarｅﻩ D、 expｌaｉn
17、 A、 as ﻩ B、 whiｌe C、 thenﻩﻩ D、 ｗhｅn
１8、 A、 losｔ ﻩﻩ Ｂ、 tirｅｄ C、 hungｒy ﻩD、 anxious
１9、 A、 excｉｔedﻩ Ｂ、 ｅaｇｅr ﻩ Ｃ、 satiｓfｉed D、 ｅｎｃｏuraged
20、 A、 resｔ ﻩ B、 foｏd ﻩ C、 traｖel ﻩD、 drｉnｋ
21、 A、 Lｕckily ﻩ B、 Finallｙ C、 IｍmeｄiａｔｅlyﻩＤ、 Aｃtｕally
22、 Ａ、 thｏｕgｈt B、 ｒeｃoｇnizｅｄ Ｃ、 ｎｏtiｃｅｄﻩ D、 realized
２3、 A、 waｌkeｄ ﻩ B、 left C、 ｗoｒｋeｄ ﻩD、 ｆoｕnd
２4、 Ａ、 looｋ B、 get ﻩＣ、 tuｒｎ ﻩ ﻩD、 think
２5、 A、 ａsk B、 ｐaｙ C、 ａｐolｏgizｅ Ｄ、 ｓend
2６、 Ａ、 refuｓｅdﻩ B、 wantｅd Ｃ、 hoped D、 meａnｔ
2７、 A、 hoｐeﻩﻩ B、 surprise ﻩC、 angｅrﻩ ﻩD、 feａｒ
28、 A、 into B、 witｈ ﻩＣ、 foｒﻩﻩﻩD、 ｆrｏm
29、 A、 sｕrｅ ﻩﻩ B、 upｓｅt C、 ｐroud ﻩD、 plｅased
３0、 A、 ｗarned Ｂ、 rｅmｉnｄeｄ Ｃ、 thoughtﻩ D、 ｔolｄ
31、 A、 eｘperｉｅｎｃeﻩ B、 ｅxperiment Ｃ、 ｓtorｙﻩﻩﻩD、 mistakｅ
32、 A、 turｎiｎg B、 taking ﻩC、 ｈandiｎgﻩ Ｄ、 givinｇ
3３、 A、 freeﻩﻩ Ｂ、 cｈeａp C、 plaｉn ﻩD、 delicioｕｓ
３４、 A、 ｍake ﻩ Ｂ、 wakｅ C、 cａｔch Ｄ、 put
３5、 A、 ｃｏｗard Ｂ、 ｆｏol C、 loserﻩ D、 herｏ
第三节:阅读理解（共两小节,满分40分)
第一小节(共1５小题;每小题2分,满分30分)ﻫ Ａ
Happiness ｉs ｆor ｅveryoｎe、 Yｏu don't need to ｃare ａｂｏuｔ those peｏple wｈo hａvｅ beautiｆul ｈouｓes witｈ large gａrdｅns anｄ ｓwimminｇ poｏｌs oｒ thｏｓｅ ｗｈo hａｖe niｃe ｃarｓ and ａ lot of mｏneｙ anｄ so on、 Wｈｙ? Becauｓe ｔhoｓe ｗｈｏ ｈave cａrs ｍay ｗant ｔｏ walk on tｈｅ couｎtry ｒoads in their free tｉｍe、
Iｎ ｆａct, happinesｓ is alｗays arounｄ ｙou iｆ yoｕ pｕt yoｕr hｅａrｔ into it、 Whｅn ｙou are ｉn tｒoublｅ at ｓchooｌ, yoｕ frｉｅnds wｉll heｌp ｙou; when yoｕ work hard at your lessonｓ, your paｒｅｎｔs arｅ aｌwaｙｓ ｔaｋing ｇｏod cａre of ｙour ｌiｆe and your heaｌth； when yoｕ ｇet succeｓs, yｏｕr fｒｉeｎdｓ wｉll ｓaｙ congratulａtions ｔｏ you; whｅn you do somｅthiｎｇ wｒoｎg， peopｌe aroｕｎd you ｗill heｌp you to corｒeｃｔ it、 Aｎd wｈen yｏu do somｅthinｇ good ｔo otｈeｒs, yｏu ｗill feeｌ hａppy, too、 Ａll tｈesｅ are ｙour haｐpｉｎesｓ、 If yｏu ｎoｔice a bit ｏf ｔhem， you can seｅ thaｔ hａppiness ｉs alｗａys aroｕｎｄ yoｕ、
Ｈaｐpｉness iｓ ｎoｔ thｅ same as mｏnｅy、 It iｓ a ｆeeｌiｎg of yoｕr hearｔ、 Whｅｎ ｙou are poｏr, you cａn alｓo say you aｒｅ vｅry haｐpｙ， becaｕｓe ｙou ｈavｅ soｍetｈinｇ elｓe thａｔ can't bｅ bｏｕght with moｎｅy、 Wheｎ ｙou meｅｔ with ｄiffiｃulｔies， you cａn say lｏudly you ａre veｒy happｙ， ｂecausｅ you ｈave ｍore cｈaｎceｓ to chalｌenge yoursｅlf、 So you ｃannot ａlｗａys say yoｕ are poor anｄ you have ｂad ｌｕck、 As the ｓａying goes， lｉfe iｓ liｋｅ a rｅvolｖｉng(旋转得) ｄoｏr： ｗhｅn it closes, it alsｏ oｐｅns、 Iｆ ｙou take ｅｖery chａncｅ you ｇet， yｏｕ can be a hapｐy and ｌuckｙ pｅｒson、
36、 Ｗｈaｔ ｋｉnｄ of people can enｊｏy hａｐpiｎess aｃｃoｒｄiｎg ｔhe ｐａｓsagｅ？
Ａ、 Only those wｈo ｈave cａｒｓ、
B、 Ｏnly thｏse wｈｏ have ｔhｅir owｎ happiｎesｓ、
Ｃ、 Ｏnly thｏｓｅ who hａｖe big hｏuses、
Ｄ、 Only those wｈo have a loｔ ｏｆ mｏney、
37、 Wｈen yoｕ fａｌｌ down in a PE ｃｌass， bｏth your teａcher and ｙour classmates wiｌｌ ＿______、
Ａ、 ｌaugh ａｔ you Ｂ、 plaｙ ｊokeｓ on yｏu
Ｃ、 quaｒｒel witｈ yｏu Ｄ、 hｅlp you up
38、 What wｉｌl yｏuｒ friｅnds saｙ to you when you make greaｔ proｇrｅｓｓ?
A、 Oh， so ｄo I、 B、 Congｒatｕlatiｏnｓ!
Ｃ、 Gｏod luck! D、 It'ｓ ｊｕｓｔ so－so、
３9、 Whｉch of tｈe ｆollowing is NOT truｅ ａcｃｏrdinｇ to ｔｈe pａssage?
A、 Ｐeopｌｅ wｈo have ｃａｒs woｕlｄ ｎｅｖｅr liｋe to waｌk ｉn ｔｈe opｅn air、
Ｂ、 Yoｕ caｎ geｔ ｈeｌp from ｏｔｈers when yoｕ ｍａｋe mｉstakes、
C、 Yoｕ cａn sｔiｌl be a hapｐy persoｎ evｅn ｉf you haｖe ｌitｔlｅ moｎey、
D、 Hａpｐiness is always arｏunｄ you though difficulties e toｗards you、
B
Ｉ grew up in ａ smaｌl tｏwn、 My father ｒａiseｄ chｉckens and ran a constructioｎ pany、 I was onｌy １0 yeaｒs ｏld when my dad gａvｅ ｍe tｈｅ rｅspｏnsibiｌity oｆ feedinｇ ｔｈe chiｃkｅｎｓ and clｅaniｎｇ uｐ thｅ cooｐ、 He belieｖｅd it ｗas iｍporｔant for me to hａｖe ｔhosｅ jｏbs to ｌeaｒn responｓibility、 Ｔhen, whｅn Ｉ ｗａｓ ２2, I founｄ ａ jｏb in Naｔchbilｌ at a ｃｏｕnｔry music ｃｌub callｅd the Natcｈbiｌl Ｐａｌace、 I washed disｈｅs and coｏked from 4：00 pｍ tｏ 9:00 pｍ anｄ ｔｈen wｅnｔ ｏｎ to siｎg uｎｔil 2:０0 in ｔhｅ morning、 It ｗaｓn’t lｏng before I bｅcame ｋｎown ａs ａ sinｇing cook、
I had been rｅjｅctｅd ｓo many ｔｉｍｅs bｙ record panｉes that ｉt ｗas hard not to be discourａgｅd、 Oｎe nｉghｔ, a woman ｅxecuｔive (主管) from a pany nａmｅd Ｗarneｒ Brothers Recｏrds caｍe tｏ hear me sinｇ、 Whｅｎ tｈe shoｗ wａs ｏveｒ, we ｓat doｗn ａｎd taｌｋed， and after she leｆt， I sａid tｏ mｙself it was oｎe ｍore rejecｔiｏn、 Ａ feｗ weekｓ latｅｒ, mｙ manaｇer received a ｐhoｎe caｌl — Ｗarner Broｔhers Ｒecoｒds ｗaｎｔeｄ ｔo sign a rｅcord deal with ｍe、 Sｏon after, I releasｅd my fｉrst record in Ｊuｎe 19８6、 Ｉt sold ｏｖer ２ ｍｉlｌion cｏpｉes、
Ｍy best ｅfｆoｒts have ｇone into every ｊｏb I’ｖe evｅr hｅlｄ、 It wａs thｅ ｓense ｏｆ reｓponｓｉｂility that madｅ me feｅl like ａ man、 Kｎowiｎg thaｔ I hａd donｅ ｍy best filleｄ mｅ with pｒide、 I still feel thａt waｙ toｄay， eveｎ ｔhｏugh I havｅ beｅ ａ wｅｌl－knｏwn ｓinger、
40、 Tｈｅ ｍain ｐｕｒpｏsｅ of the writｅr’s daｄ bｙ letｔiｎｇ hiｍ fｅeｄ tｈe ｃｈickens and clｅan ｕp the ｃoop was ＿___＿___＿＿__、
A、 to lｅt ｈｉm learn resｐoｎｓibilitｙ
B、 to ｌｅt him eａrｎ his ｏｗn livｉnｇ
C、 to lｅt hｉm helｐ wiｔh thｅ pany
D、 to lｅt ｈim speｎｄ his ｓpaｒe ｔiｍe
４１、 Why was tｈe wｒitｅr ｏnce kｎｏwn ａs a singing ｃooｋ？
Ａ、 Beｃausｅ hｅ was a cｏok at ａ ｃoｕntｒy muｓiｃ cｌub、
Ｂ、 Because he sanｇ ｆor guests wｈilｅ ｈｅ wｏrkeｄ ａs ａ cook、
C、 Because he often ｓang wｈile ｃooｋing、
D、 Ｂecause ｈe likeｄ singing betｔeｒ than ｃoｏkｉng、
4２、 __＿__＿__ ｆirsｔ rｅｃogniｚed hｉs ｔalents and ｈelped ｔo make ｈis caｒeeｒ sｕｃcessful、
Ａ、 Wａｒnｅr’s ｂrothｅｒ ﻩ ﻩ B、 Ｈｉs ｍanａger
C、 His father ﻩﻩD、 A wｏｍan ｅｘecutive
4３、 Ｗhaｔ made the writer prｏud of himself?
Ａ、 His aｂｉlity to live ｉnｄeｐｅndentlｙ、
B、 Hｉｓ ｓｅｎse oｆ responｓibiｌiｔy in whaｔeｖer ｈe ｄid、
C、 Ｈis ｃouragｅ in the ｆａcｅ of rejｅctｉons、
D、 His hard woｒk in his eａrly yeaｒs、
C
Down-to-earｔh ｍeａns beｉng honest, oｐｅn, ａnｄ eａsy ｔｏ dｅａl witｈ、 Iｔ is a pｌｅasure ｔo ｆｉｎd sｏｍeone wｈo is down－to-earth、 A ｐeｒsｏn who ｉs doｗｎ-ｔo-ｅaｒtｈ is easy to ｔalk ｔｏ、 He or shｅ ａcceptｓ ｏthers as equalｓ、 A ｄｏwｎ-to－ｅaｒth person may bｅ an ｉmportａnt member of socieｔｙ, of courｓe, but they do not lｅｔ tｈｅir iｍpｏrｔance go ｔo tｈｅir heads, and they do nｏt consｉder themselvｅs ｔo bｅ betｔｅr than oｔhers who aｒｅ less iｍpｏｒtａnt、 Someone ｗho is fｉｌleｄ with self-impｏrtancｅ and ｐride, often wｉｔｈout cause, ｉs saｉd tｏ ｈａve ｈis noｓe in the air、 There is no way a ｐｅrson witｈ ｈｉｓ nose iｎ tｈｅ ａｉｒ caｎ ｂe dｏwn-to-ｅａrth、
Ａmerｉcａnｓ ｕse anｏtheｒ exprｅssｉon that is similar in ｓomｅ way ｔo down-to-eaｒtｈ、 Ｔｈe ｅxｐrｅｓsion is bｏth feｅt ｏn thｅ ｇrｏund、 Soｍｅone wiｔh bｏth feｅt on thｅ ｇrｏuｎd ｉｓ ａ pｅrson ｗith ａ gｏoｄ ｕnderstanding oｆ reality、 He hａｓ ｗhａｔ ｉｓ ｃalleｄ mon ｓeｎsｅ、 He ｍay havｅ dｒｅａｍs but hｅ does not ａｌlow them ｔo blｏｃｋ his ｋｎｏwlｅdgｅ ｏf what ｉs real、 The oppｏsitｅ kｉｎd of persｏｎ ｉs oｎｅ whｏ ｈas hiｓ hｅａd ｉn tｈe clｏuds、 A ｍaｎ wiｔｈ hiｓ head ｉｎ tｈe ｃｌouds is a dｒeameｒ ｗhose miｎｄ is ｎot ｉn the world、 Sｏｍｅtｉmｅｓ ｓuch a ｄｒｅameｒ cａｎ ｂe broｕght baｃk ｔｏ realｉty; sharp wｏrds from tｈe ｔeachｅｒ, for examplｅ, can ｕｓｕａｌlｙ ｇｅt a dａｙdreaｍing ｓtudent to put ｂoｔh ｆｅet baｃk on ｔhe gｒouｎd、
Ｔｈe ｐeｒsoｎ wｈo iｓ down－to-eaｒtｈ uｓｕａllｙ hａs both ｆeet ｏn the groｕnd、 Bｕt the oｐposite ｉs not alwａys tｒue、 Someone with both feeｔ on the gｒouｎd may ｎｏt be as opｅn aｎd easｙ to deal with as soｍeｏne wｈｏ is dｏwn－ｔｏ-earｔh、 Whｅｎ ｗe haｖe both oｕr feet ｆirｍly on tｈｅ ｇrounｄ, we are reａlistic ａnｄ ｗe act hoｎestｌy and ｏpeｎｌy towaｒｄ otｈers, aｎd ouｒ livｅs are like tｈｅ ｇround ｂeloｗ ｕs, ｓｏｌｉd ａｎｄ strｏng、
４4、 If ａ peｒsｏn has ｈｉs ｎose in ｔhe ａｉr, he ＿___、
A、 is dowｎ tｏ ｔhｅ eａrth B、 ｉs easｙ to deal ｗｉtｈ
C、 ａlwayｓ thiｎks hｅ is moｒe importanｔ thａｎ otｈers
D、 iｓ confiｄeｎt
45、 If ａ pｅrson hａs bｏｔｈ feeｔ on thｅ ground, hｅ ＿__＿、
Ａ、 is in toｕch wｉth reality, and doｅsn’ｔ ｈａve ａny dｒeams
B、 has sｏme ｄreams bｕt he is ｒealistic
C、 iｓ honest, opeｎ ａnd easｙ tｏ deａl wｉtｈ
D、 is honest, open but hａｒd ｔo dｅal ｗith
46、 From thｅ sｅｃond paｒagｒaph, wｅ know thａt sharp words from ａ teａcher can usuａlly ＿＿______、
A、 hｅlp a sｔｕｄｅｎt get ｄown to ｔｈｅ eａrth
Ｂ、 wake ａ student uｐ
Ｃ、 heｌp a ｄayｄrｅamｉng ｓtｕdent e doｗn to thｅ groｕｎd
D、 hｅｌp ａ dａｙdｒｅaｍiｎｇ ｓtuｄｅnｔ to bｅe mｏre realisｔic
47、 Tｈe unｄerlｉned ｓｅntenｃe “But the opposite is nｏt alwａys truｅ、” ｍｏst probａbｌｙ ｍｅaｎs thａt ＿＿_＿＿_、
A、 the pｅrsoｎ who has ｈis nose ｉｎ tｈe air is not tｒｕe
Ｂ、 a ｍａｎ wiｔh his head in thｅ clouds is ｏfｔｅn ｎot iｎtelliｇent
Ｃ、 ｔhe oppｏsiｔe direction is ａlwａys wroｎg
D、 a persoｎ wｈo hａs bｏth ｆｅet oｎ tｈe ground may not bｅ down-tｏ－eａrth
D
Most Ａｍｅｒｉcaｎｓ believｅ thａt sｏmeｏnｅ iｓn’t groｗn－up ｕntiｌ ｔhe age ｏf 26 ａnd tｈey sｈould plｅte their ｅｄｕcａtｉoｎ, ｈａve a ｆull－ｔiｍe job, hａve ａ family tｏ ｓｕpｐoｒt aｎd be fiｎancialｌy independent、 Theｙ alｓo beliｅvｅ thaｔ being a ｒeaｌ grown-up is a pｒoceｓs ｗhｉch ｂegｉnｓ at abｏut thｅ agｅ ｏｆ ２０ and tａkeｓ aboｕｔ five yeaｒs， aｃcｏrdｉng ｔｏ ｔhe report ｆrom ｔhe Univeｒsity of Cｈicagｏ’s Natｉonaｌ Opinion Rｅseaｒch Ceｎter、
Thｅ finｄiｎgs are bａsed on a reｐresentative samｐle of １，398 people ovｅr ｔhe age of １８ whｏ ｗｅｒe surｖeｙed iｎ perｓoｎ、 The ｓｕrｖey fｏunｄ tｈaｔ peｏｐle ｅxpect the transｉtionｓ to gｒown－up ｓtａｔｕｓ to be pleted at tｈe follｏwinｇ ageｓ: ａgｅ 20、９ self-suppｏｒｔing; ａge 21、１ nｏ longeｒ lｉving ｗitｈ ｐarenｔs； agｅ 2１、2 haｖiｎg a ｆｕll-timｅ joｂ; aｇｅ ２２、3 eｄucａtion pleｔed; aｇe 24、5 being aｂle to ｓuｐpoｒt a ｆamiｌy ｆinanｃiａｌｌy; age 25、７ getting ｍaｒried; aｎd aｇe 26、2 ｈavｉng a child、
“Therｅ is ａ larｇｅ degrｅｅ ｏf agreement ａcｒoss social grｏuｐs on ｔhe relａtive ｉmportance of the sｅvｅn transitionｓ，” said Tom Sｍith, directｏr of ｔhe ｓuｒvey、 Tｈe onlｙ obviouｓ ｐatｔeｒn oｆ ｄifｆerenｃes ｉs on views about ｓuppｏrtｉｎg ａ fａmily, hａving childrｅｎ anｄ ｇetｔinｇ ｍarｒiｅｄ、 Older aduｌtｓ cｏnsｉｄer these more iｍportant ｔhan younger adults ｄo、 This probabｌy shoｗs in larｇe part ａ change in vaｌｕes ａcｒosｓ ｇeｎｅraｔions away from ｔraditional famｉly vａlues、 Ｔhe mｏst vａlued step tｏward reacｈiｎｇ adulthｏod, the ｓuｒvey found, iｓ pｌeting ｅdｕcａtion, ｆｏlｌｏwｅｄ bｙ ｆull-time ｅmｐｌoyment, ｓuｐportｉｎg a family, fiｎａｎｃｉal iｎdeｐenｄence, ｌiving inｄependentｌy, aｎd maｒriaｇｅ、
48、 Aｃcｏrdｉnｇ to ｔｈe firsｔ paｒａgｒaｐｈ, sｏｍeone is a gｒoｗn-up wｈen he _＿＿____、
A、 hａs fｏunｄ a fuｌl-timｅ ｊob
B、 has fiｎished hiｓ study in uniｖersity
C、 can maｋe mｏｎｅｙ ａnd suｐporｔ himseｌf afｔer pleｔｉnｇ his ｅdｕcatiｏn
D、 ｃan supporｔ a famｉlｙ aｎｄ be financially independent ａｆter gｒaduatioｎ
４９、 A youｎg ｍaｎ oｆ 24 may ｂe busｙ ＿_______、
A、 findiｎg a ｊob Ｂ、 fｉnｄinｇ a gｉrl frｉend
Ｃ、 ｍaｋｉng moｎeｙ D、 prepariｎg foｒ his weddｉng
5０、 The unｄｅrlinｅd word “status” ｉｎ the seconｄ paragraph probaｂly meａns “＿_＿_＿___”、
A、 pｏsitiｏn Ｂ、 ｒank C、 leｖel D、 situatioｎ
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E
Taking good ｎotｅs ｉs a ｔiｍe－ｓａving sｋiｌｌ that will heｌｐ you to bee a bｅtｔer stｕdent in sｅveral wａｙs、 ____51_＿＿_、 Second， ｙour ｎotes are excellent maｔｅｒiａls to refer tｏ ｗhｅn ｙoｕ are stuｄyiｎg for ａ test、 Ｔ
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