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Make yourself at home. _. Im glad you like it. A Thanks. You have a nice place here. B Oh. This picture is so beautiful. C Thanks. What nice food youve prepared! D Ok. Let me look around your new house.2 Did you have a good time at the party? Thanks. I appreciated _ to your home. A to be invited B to have invited C being invited D having invited3 He is spending much time _ materials in the library instead of _ computer games now. A to look over; playing B looking at; to play C looking up; to play D looking for; playing 4 China prefers _ more trees rather than _ more trees in order to protect their environment. A to plant; cutting down B planting; to cut down C to plant; cut down D planting; cut down5 _ I return the dictionary within three days? No, you _. You _ it five days. A May; neednt; can borrow B Can; mustnt; would have C Must; dont have to; can keep D Shall; cant; should borrow6 She wore a heavy fur coat in such a hot day, _ I found quite strange. A which B that C what D when7 Can you give me the book? Sorry, I _. Would you say it again? A havent listened B hadnt listened C dont listen D wasnt listening 8 Computers are widely used _ modern times,_ can help us a lot. A at; that B on; that C in; which D by; which9 Im very _ with my own cooking, It looks nice and smells delicious. Mm, it does have _ smell. A satisfying; pleased B satisfied; pleasing C satisfying; pleasing D satisfied; pleased10 No permission has _ for anybody to enter the building. A given B been given C to give D be giving11 “If we dont take steps, the pandas in China will _ some day just as dinosaur, which is terrible.”said one of the officers in the zoo. A die out B die away C die down D die off 12 Did _ get through the test? No, _. A few failed. A everybody; none B anybody; not all C everybody; not all D anybody; no one13 His stepmother was kind to him and she did _ she could _ him. A as many as ; help B as many as ;to help C as much as ; help D as much as ; to help14 _ water has been guided into the Yellow River from the southern rivers of China. A Plenty B A great number of C A great many D A great deal of15 It is well-known that it was by Columbus _ America was first called “India”. A who B where C that D how第二部分：完形填空（每小题1分，共20分）On Thursday afternoon Mrs Clark locked the door and went to the womens club as usual. It was a pleasant way of passing time 16 an old woman who lived 17 .When she came home she sensed something 18 . Had someone got in? The back door and the windows were all 19 and there was no sign of forced entry（强行进入）. Had 20 been taken? She went from room 21 room checking, and found her camera and spare watch 22 .The following Thursday she went out at her usual time, but didnt go to the 23 . Instead, she took a short walk in a park nearby and came home, letting 24 in through the back door.She settled down to wait and see what would 25 .It was 4 oclock when the front doorbell rang. Mrs Clarke was 26 tea at the time. The bell rang again, and then she heard her letter-box being pushed open. Picking 27 the kettle (壶)of boiling water, she moved quietly 28 the door. A 29 of wire(铁丝) appeared through the letter-box., and then a 30 . The wire turned and caught around the knob(圆形旋钮) on the door lock. Mrs Clarke raised the kettle and 31 the water over the hand. A sharp cry was heard outside as the 32 fell to the floor and the hand was pulled back, which was followed by the 33 of running feet.It wasnt long 34 the police caught the thief. And Mrs Clarke was greatly 35 at the club for her successful self-protection.( )16. A. byB. to C. withD. for( )17. A. lonelyB. aloneC. awayD. busy( )18. A. terribleB. uncomfortableC. unusualD. bad( )19. A. lockedB. openedC. brokenD. fixed( )20. A. anything B. nothingC. moneyD. jewels( )21. A. to B. at C. andD. inside( )22. A. losing B. missingC. leavingD. disappearing( )23. A. parkB. clubC. officeD. hometown( )24. A. herselfB. herC. himD. himself( )25. A. appearB. followC. happenD. continue( )26. A. cookingB. makingC. burningD. serving( )27. A. upB. downC. outD. in( )28. A. towardsB. away fromC. from behind D. near( )29. A. pileB. setC. lotD. piece( )30. A. knifeB. handC. letterD. key( )31. A. spreadB. droppedC. pouredD. covered( )32. A. keyB. kettleC. door-lockD. wire( )33. A. soundB. voiceC. sceneD. man( )34. A. beforeB. sinceC. untilD. when( )35. A. surprisedB. admiredC. inspiredD. supported三部分：阅读理解（每小题2分，共40分）ABe Honest, Young MenMr Smith lived in a village. He had a few farms and about twenty people worked for him. He often told them to work hard and be honest.One day he went to a farm and worked with the workers there. Soon after that it was time for lunch. He put several pieces of nice cakes on the table and went out. A few minutes later he came in again, but couldnt find them.“Whos eaten the cakes on the table?” he shouted.Some of the workers answered, “ We havent.”The others said, “ Weve seen nothing.”“Well,” said Mr Smith, “ Therere a lot of mice in the rooms, you know. So I put some poison in the cakes. I want to kill them today.”As soon as he spoke, four workers began to cry, “ Oh, dear!“ Whats wrong with you, young men?” asked Mr Smith.“ Weve eaten the cakes, sir,” one of them said, “ Weve got a bad stomachache! Were going to die!”“Dont worry,” Mr Smith said with a smile, “Ive played a joke on you. I didnt put anything in the cakes. Be honest, young men!”Hearing this, the young mens faces turned red and stopped crying at once.( )36. Mr Smith was_A. a poor workerB. a rich worker C. a poor farmerD. a rich farmer( )37. Mr Smith put the cakes on the table to _A. kill the mice in the roomsB. know if the workers were honestC. kill the workersD. frighten the workers( )38.As_, the four workers began to cry.A. they thought they would dieB. they were afraid to be sent awayC. they thought they would pay for the cakesD they had got a bad stomachache( )39. Mr Smith told the workers he had put some poison in the cakes to _A. play a joke on themB. know who had eaten the cakesC. give them a lessonD. get them into trouble.( )40. At last_A. the four workers were sent awayB. Mr Smith found the nice cakesC. Mr Smith found a way to kill the miceD. the four workers felt shyB Thirty years ago, Lake Ponkapog in Hartwell, New Jersy, was full of life. Many birds and animals lived beside the water, which was full of fish. Now there are few birds, animals, and fish. The lake water is polluted. It is in a colour of dirty brown, and it is filled with strange plants. How did this happen? First, we must think about how water gets into Lake Ponkapog. When it rains water comes into the lake from all around. In the past there were forests all around Lake Ponkapog, so the rain water was clean. Now there are many homes around the lake. People often use chemicals in their gardens. They use other chemicals inside their houses for cleaning or killing insects. There are also many businesses. Businesses use chemicals in their machines or shops. Other chemicals fall onto the ground from cars or trucks. When it rains, the rain water picks up all the chemicals from home and businesses and then carries them into the lake. They pollute the water and kill the animals.Boats on the lake are also a problem. Lake Ponkapog is a popular place for motorboats. But oil and gas from boats often get into the lake. So more bad chemicals go into the water this way. People in Hartwell are worried. They love their lake and want to save it. Will it possible? A clean lake is possible only if people are more careful about chemicals at home and at work. They must also be more careful about gas and oil and other chemicals on the ground. And they mustnt use motor boats any more on the lake. All these may change peoples lives. Only then can Lake Ponkapog be a beautiful, clean lake again.( )41. In the past, the water in Lake Ponkapog was made clean by_.A. forestsB. rainC. birdsD. fish( )42. Chemicals from homes and businesses_A. are always cleanB. can help the animalsC. are good for the lake D. get into the rainwater( )43. Cleaner rainwater will mean_A. more boats on the lakeB. more dirty things in the lakeC. a cleaner lakeD. a dirtier lake( )44.To save Lake Ponkapog, people need to _A. be more careful about chemicals B. use less waterC. grow fewer plants in the gardensD. use more motorboats on the lake( )45. The passage is about_A. boats on Lake PonkapogB. why the water is dirty in Lake PonkapogC. clean rainwaterD. dirty waterC 1.“In my country , men usually go to restaurants on their own. They always take their shoes off before they go in. Then they usually sit on the floor around a small, low table. In the evening they often sing songs.” 2.“You usually take chocolates or flowers. But you always take an odd number of flowers, and you remove the paper before you give them to the hostess(女主人).You can also send flowers before you arrive. You dont usually take wine except when you visit very close friends.” 3.“We always offer our guests something to drink when they arrive, tea, coffee or perhaps water or soft drinks. We think it is polite to accept a drink even if youre not thirsty. If you visit someone, you always stay for a few drinks. When you have had enough to drink, you tap your cup or put your hand over it. If you say no, your host will insist(坚持) that you have more to drink.” 4.“Peoples private lives are very important so they never ask you personal questions about your family or where you live or your job. They never talk about religion or matters of finance(财政), education or politics, but usually stay with safe subjects like the weather, films, plays, books and restaurants.” 5.“Its difficult to know when to leave, but an evening meal usually lasts about three or four hours. When the host serves coffee, this is sometimes a sign that the evening is nearly over, but you can have as much coffee as you want.” 6.“If the invitation says eight oclock then we arrive exactly at eight. With friends we know well, we sometimes arrive about fifteen minutes earlier.” 7.“Clearly it depends on the occasion, but most dinner parties are informal(非正式的). The men dont usually wear a suit, but they may wear a jacket and tie. Women are usually smart but casual.”46. The writer of the passage is probably _. A. Chinese B. Japanese C. English D. American47. What should you take when you are invited to have dinner? A. Wine and cigarettes. B. Tea or drinks. C. Money and presents. D. Chocolates or flowers.48. Which of the following subjects should NOT be talked among people? A. Politics, education, religion. B. Books or plays. C. Restaurants. D. The weather or films.49. When the hostess serves coffee after meal, it means _. A. the evening meal will start at once B. the guests can stay longer C. the evening meal has ended and its time for guests to leave D. there is not any tea or other drinks50. Which of the following statements is NOT true? A. If you are invited to dinner, you should usually arrive on time. B. You should take off your shoes first after you step into the hosts door. C. The hostess always offers the guests something to drink when they arrive. D. You should accept the hostess drink even if youre not thirsty. DThe French eat differentlyMany people believe that French people are very different from Americans. This is certainly true where eating habits are concerned! According to a report by the World Health Organization, each year French people eat four times more butter than Americans. The French also eat twice as much cheese! In addition, they eat more vegetables, potatoes, grain and fish.Yet, despite the fact that they eat larger amounts of these foods, the French take in about the same number of calories each day as Americans. (French and American men consume about 2,500 calories each day. French and American women take in about 1,600 calories daily.)How can this be? If the French are eating more of certain types of foods, shouldnt this add up to more calories? And why are so few French people overweight compared to Americans? The answer: Americans consume 18 times more refined sugar than the French, and drink twice as much whole milk!Although many Americans believe the French end up each meal with grand and gooey desserts, this just isnt so. Except for special occasions, dessert in a typical French home consists of fresh fruit or cheese. Many American families, on the other hand, like to end their meals with a bowl or two of ice cream or another sweet treat.Its believed that this difference in the kind of calories consumed ? rather than in the total number of calories taken in ? is what causes many Americans to be chubby and most French people to be skinny.Questions: