资源描述
Ⅰ. Pｈoｎｅtｉｃs (10 Pｏｉｎts)
Diｒeｃtioｎs:
In each ｏf the folｌｏwing gｒoｕps of words， ｔｈere are ｆoｕｒ underｌinｅd ｌetter ｃomｂinatｉons marked A， B, C aｎｄ D. Cｏｍpaｒe ｔｈe underlｉnｅd partｓ anｄ ｉdentｉfｙ the one that is dｉfferｅnt from the otheｒs in pronuncｉatiｏn． Mark your anｓwｅr bｙ blackening thｅ coｒｒespondｉng letter ｏｎ ｔhe Aｎｓｗｅr Shｅeｔ.
1. A. heａd B. horizon C． ｈonour Ｄ. huｍan
2． A. ciｔy Ｂ. bｉcycｌe C． facｅ D. ｃlimb
３． Ａ. ｔｈink B. ｔhese Ｃ. ｂrｅathe D. with
4． Ａ． grouｎd B． country C. thｏusand D． ｆoｕｎd
5． A． ｐouｒ B． hoｕr Ｃ． course Ｄ. four
6. Ａ. boｔh B. pｏst C． colｄ Ｄ. son
7. A. alｔogether B. ｔalk C. always Ｄ. aｌsｏ
８. A． ｓuggestioｎ B. ｎatｉon C. dｉctation D. saｔisfacｔｉｏn
9. A. staｒｔｅd B． ｃlｏseｄ C． waited D. neｅｄed
1０． A． rarｅ Ｂ. fare C. scaｒｅ Ｄ. are
Ⅱ.Ｖｏcabｕlarｙ aｎd Strｕctｕｒｅ(40 ｐoints)
Dｉrections:
Ｔhere are 40 inｃompletｅ sｅnteｎcｅs ｉｎ this sｅctiｏn. Ｆor each sｅntｅnce there ａre fｏuｒ choｉces ｍaｒked Ａ, B， Ｃ anｄ Ｄ. Choose one answer that beｓｔ cｏmpletｅs thｅ seｎteｎce and blaｃkeｎ the coｒrespｏndinｇ leｔteｒ on tｈe Ａｎswer Sｈｅｅt.
11. ＿__C_＿＿＿ idea oｆ ＿______ souｎds much ｂettｅr than Clarｅ’s.
A. The, heｒs Ｂ. Thaｔ, her C. That, hers D. Oｎe， hｅr
１2. China is famｏus __＿_B____ the Ｇreaｔ Waｌl.
Ａ. ａbouｔ B. for C. as D. ｏｆ
1３. Ouｒ sｃhool ____A____ neｗ fａｃilｉties．
A. ｉs equｉppｅd wiｔh Ｂ. equipｓ ｗitｈ
C. ｗiｌl be eqｕip ｗitｈ D. has equiｐ wiｔh
14. Ｉ made tｈis mｙseｌｆ but it wａs _＿_A____ who ｔａuｇht ｍe.
A. ｈｅ B. ｈiｍ Ｃ． ｈｉmself D. by hiｍ
1５. Ｈe had his bicycle _＿＿C__＿＿ yesterday.
A. repair B. ｒepaｉring Ｃ. reｐaireｄ D. bｅ ｒepaｉrｅd
16. It waｓ a ＿___B_＿__ rｏom, with ｂeａutifuｌ wall paper, waxed ｆｌooｒ and ｎice fｕrniture．
A． pleａｓｅd B. pleasaｎｔ C. ｐleasｉng Ｄ. preａsanｔ
17. He reｇretted ＿__C____ the decisioｎ too hasｔily.
A. mａke B. ｔo ｍakｅ C． ｍａｋing D． hａve ｍakeｄ
18. The ｐrｏfessｏr insｉsted that we ＿_＿C___＿ ｏuｒ hoｍｅwｏrk beｆｏｒe nexｔ mｏnth.
Ａ. ｈａｎdｅd in B. ｗill haｎｄ iｎ C. ｈand iｎ D. must haｎd iｎ
19. It ＿__Ｃ＿__ me ｏｆ ｔhe country ｗhicｈ ｗe visiｔed ｌast summeｒ.
Ａ. rｅｍemｂers B. rｅcalｌs C. ｒemiｎds D. tells
20． Ｈe ___A＿___ ｓmokｉng at last．
A. gavｅ up B. ｇavｅ oｕｔ C. gavｅ ｉn D. gavｅ off
２1. John was ___B＿___ hｅ ｌay dowｎ ｆor aｎ hour befoｒe diｎnｅr.
A. so tｉｒed as B. so tirｅｄ thａt
C． too ｔirｅd that D． too tirｅd ｓｏ
２2. Your aｎsweｒ is differｅnt ____C＿___ tｈe teacheｒ’s.
A. to Ｂ. aｔ C. ｆrom D. wiｔh
23. Iｔ ｗoｕld be __＿Ａ＿＿＿_ ａ rｉsk to ｌeave ｔhｅ bａby ａloｎe.
Ａ. ruｎｎing B． passiｎg C. ｃarrｙing Ｄ. obeyinｇ
24. The faｃｔ __＿B_＿__ ｈis heａlth iｓ baｄ is not trｕe.
A. which Ｂ. ｔｈａt C. aｓ D. whａt
25． Tｈｅsｅ _＿_B_＿_ did ｕnusuａｌｌy weｌl ｉn thｅ contest, so tｈe ｊudｇeｓ ｄｉdn’t
knｏw whom ｔo ｇiｖｅ ｐｒｉzｅ ｔo．
A. ｗomaｎ sｉｎｇers B． womeｎ singers
C． women sｉngeｒ D. womans sｉngｅrs
26. Man musｔ ｓtｏp ___Ｃ____ the ｅａrｔh’s atmosphere．
A. filling B. wastｉng Ｃ. ｐollｕting D. blacｋｅning
27． Ｗe ｃａｎ’t ___C____ anotｈer 100 ｋｉloｍeters aｎy ｍorｅ．
A. ｈaｖｅ Ｂ. tuｒn C. make D． ｒeach
28. Iｓ Mary _＿＿A___ to join in us?
A． sｕpｐoｓed B． exposed C. ｓｕpporteｄ D. indicaｔｅd
29． I want tｏ be tｏld ａｌl ___C___＿．
Ａ. which hａｐpｅn B． ｗhich happened
C. ｔhat had haｐpｅned D． tｈat ｈad beeｎ happｅned
30. Ｗe’ve all heａrd of Thomas Ediｓon, __＿Ｃ__＿_ whｏ inｖｅnted the ｅｌeｃｔric
light ａnd ｍanｙ otheｒ thｉngs．
A． man B. a man C. tｈe man D. mｅｎ
3１. Dｏｎ’t tｅll me ｓuch thinｇｓ __＿D＿__＿ yoｕ aｒe nｏt certain．
Ａ． that B． wｈiｃｈ C. tｈose D. ａs
32. ___Ｃ_＿__ a miｃrｏscope wｅ can ｓeｅ diｆferenｔ kinds ｏｆ thiｎgs that aｒe
uｎａble to be sｅｅn by ouｒ naked ｅyｅｓ.
A． In ｔeｒms oｆ B. In ｐｌacｅ oｆ
Ｃ. By means oｆ D. Bｙ ｆaｒ
３３. Jacksoｎ wｅnt tｏ ｗork ___C___ hiｓ ilｌness．
A． bｅｓｉdeｓ Ｂ． evｅｎ thoｕgh C. in sｐｉte of D. althougｈ
3４. Anyｂｏdy will do, ___C＿___ hｅ iｓ resｐonsｉblｅ for thaｔ．
A． ａｓ far ａs B. so far aｓ
C． as ｌonｇ as D. as ｓｏｏn as
35. I suppose thｅｙ ｈaｖe kｎown aboｕt it, ＿＿＿D___＿?
A. aｍ I B． am ｎoｔ I C. have they D． havｅn’ｔ they
36. It ___A＿__ him ten yeaｒｓ to write that novｅl.
A． tooｋ B. spent C． cｏst Ｄ. cｏsteｄ
3７. Tｈe ｓtudents aｒe lookｉng fｏrwarｄ tｏ __＿Ｂ__＿_ ｔheir holidays in Japａn.
Ａ. ｓpｅnd B. spｅｎding C. ｆoｒ spend D. ｓpeｎt
３8. They alｌ ___A___ mentiｏniｎg that ｇｉrl.
A. aｖｏｉded B. gｏt awａｙ C. ran ａway D． escａｐeｄ
３9. Ｈｕmａｎ beings should fiｎd a nｅw _＿_B＿___ of energy.
A． orient B. sourｃｅ Ｃ. oｒigin D. soｕse
40. The coｕch iｓ comforｔａble to __＿D____.
Ａ． ｓit B. bｅ sａｔ Ｃ. ｓittｅｄ D． ｓｉｔ oｎ
41. So lｏｕdlｙ ＿＿_C___＿ that all the peoplｅ in ｔhe room gｏt a frigｈt.
Ａ. ｈe shｏuted Ｂ. sｈｏut ｈｅ
C． did hｅ ｓhoｕt D. he did shｏut
42. He ｉs the ｏnly onｅ of tｈｅ sons in the fａmily who ___Ｄ___ receiｖed high ｅdｕｃation.
A． are B. is C. have D. hａs
43. We ｔhink of Ｍr. Ｌi ＿__C___ oｕr gｏod frｉｅnd．
A． is B． ｔｏ ｂe C． as D. has ｂeen
44． Ｔhe ｍouｎtain is 1，０00 ｆeｅt ＿＿_C____ thｅ ｓea leveｌ.
Ａ. oｖer Ｂ. ｈigher C. aboｖe Ｄ. hｉgh
４5． Thｅ road will be ｂlｏｃked if thｅｒｅ ___Ａ__＿_ anｏｔher snoｗ.
A. is Ｂ． ｗiｌｌ bｅ Ｃ. to be D. will have
46. Dａｖid like counｔｒy ｌife ａnd hａs ｄecｉded to __＿C___＿ ｆａrming．
A． ｇeｔ hold of B. get aloｎg wiｔh
C． gｏ in ｆor Ｄ. go thorｏｕｇh
47. These cｈildｒen haｖe an advａntaｇｅ ＿__Ａ__＿＿ those in calｃulation.
A． ｏver Ｂ. ｔhaｎ C. to D. witｈ
48. Shａｎｇhａｉ hａｓ ａ ｌaｒgeｒ ｐopulation ｔｈan ___D__＿_ iｎ Chiｎa.
A. any city Ｂ． any other ｃiｔies
C． ｏｔher ｃity D. any otheｒ city
49. In some countries therｅ are a lot ｏf yｏung people now nｅeｄ ___A＿_＿_
teetｈ.
A． false B． untruｅ Ｃ. wrong D. erroｎeｏus
50. Ｔｈｉs book cｏsｔs ___D__＿ that oｎe.
A. ｔwｉce more B. twiｃe mｏre as
C． tｗo timeｓ moｒe aｓ D. twice ａs ｍuch as
Ⅲ. Ｃlｏze (20 pｏiｎts)
Dｉｒｅctｉons：
Fｏr eａch blanｋ ｉn thｅ folｌowｉｎg passage, thｅrｅ ａｒe four choiｃeｓ giveｎ beloｗ ａnd markｅd A， B, C and Ｄ. Cｈｏoｓe the oｎe ｔhat iｓ most sｕitable ａｎｄ maｒｋ youｒ ａnｓwｅr by blackening ｔhｅ ｃoｒrｅspoｎdinｇ leｔter oｎ the Answer Sheｅt．
Sｍokｉng, ｗhiｃh may bｅ a pleａsure for soｍｅ peoｐｌe， iｓ a ｓerious ｓｏｕrce oｆ dｉscoｍfort for their ｆｅllows. ＿5１_， medical aｕthoｒiｔies ｅxpress tｈeir coｎcern about thｅ ｅｆfｅcｔ of sｍｏking _52_ the ｈeａｌｔｈ not ｏｎly oｆ thoｓe who ｓmoｋe ｂｕt also of thoｓe who ｄｏ not. Ｉn ｆact, non-smｏｋeｒs wｈｏ mｕst inｖolunｔarｉｌｙ inhale (吸入) the air _5３_ by tobａcｃo smoｋe may sufｆer more tｈan tｈｅ smｏkerｓ _54_.
Sｍoking is proｈibitｅｄ ｉn the theatres anｄ ｉn hａlｌs useｄ foｒ shｏwing ｆilｍs _５５_ ｉn lａboratories _5６＿ tｈerｅ ｍay bｅ a ｆire hazard （危险). Elseｗhｅrｅ， it is up to your gooｄ _57＿．
I am ＿58_ askiｎg yoｕ to maintain “No-Ｓmoｋiｎg” iｎ clasｓrooｍｓ ａnd seminａr roomｓ.
Tｈiｓ ｗill provｅ thａt you have ｔhe _59_ ｈｅalth iｎ miｎd, which is very impｏrtａnt tｏ ａ lａrge _60_ oｆ our students.
51. Ａ. Stｉｌl B. Further C. More Ｄ． Aｇain
52. A． in Ｂ. ｔo C. ｏn D. wiｔh
53. Ａ． pｏlluting B． ｂe pｏlluted C. pｏlluｔｅd D. ｔo be pollｕted
54． A. thｅm B. thｅmseｌves C. ｔheir own Ｄ. thｅy
55． A. anｄ B. but C. as well ａｓ D. alｓo
５６. A. where B. which C. thａt D. ｈoｗ
５7． A. feelｉng Ｂ. sense C． rｅalize Ｄ. ｔｈink
5８. Ａ. so B. ｎeｘt C. ｔherｅforｅ D． aｎｄ
59． A. non-smoｋｅrs Ｂ． ｎon-smｏｋers’ C. nｏｎ－smｏker’ｓ D． non-sｍoｋer
６０. Ａ． number Ｂ. amｏｕnｔ Ｃ. many D. mｕcｈ
Ⅳ． Rｅadｉnｇ Ｃｏmｐrehenｓioｎ (6０ pｏints)
Direｃtioｎs:
Ｔhere are foｕr reａdiｎg pａssaｇes ｉn thｉs part. Each passage ｉs fｏllowed ｂy fivｅ ｑｕestions. Fｏr ｅach queｓtｉon tｈere aｒｅ fｏur suggestｅd answers ｍａrｋed Ａ, Ｂ, C ａnd D. Choosｅ oｎe bｅsｔ anｓweｒ anｄ ｂｌacken ｔｈe ｃｏrreｓｐondinｇ lｅtter on the Aｎsｗer Sｈeet．
Passage One
Ａll thｅ housewiｖes ｗho wenｔ to the ｎeｗ ｓuperｍａｒｋet ｈａd one gｒeaｔ ambition: to be the lucky ｃｕsｔomeｒ who did ｎot havｅ tｏ ｐay for her ｓhopping. For this was what the noｔｉce juｓt ｉnside thｅ entrance promiｓｅd. Ｉt sａiｄ: “Remｅmbｅr, once a ｗeek, one oｆ our customｅrs gｅts ｆrｅe goｏds. This May Ｂｅ Your Lucky Day！”
Foｒ several ｗeekｓ Mrs. Edwardｓ ｈｏped, like mａny of ｈeｒ friends, tｏ be the lucky cｕstomer. Ｕｎlｉke her frｉｅndｓ, ｓhe nｅvｅｒ gave up ｈoｐing． Ｔhe cupboａｒds ｉn kitchen weｒe fｕll oｆ tｈings ｗｈｉch ｓhｅ diｄ not need. Her husband tried tｏ advise her againｓt ｂuｙinｇ things but faｉlｅd. Ｓhe dreaｍed of the day when tｈe mａnager of ｔｈｅ supermaｒkeｔ ｗoｕld apｐｒoaｃｈ hｅr and say： “Ｍadam, ｔhiｓ ｉs Youｒ Lucｋy Day. Everythiｎｇ ｉn your bａｓket is free.”
Oｎe Friday mｏrninｇ， aｆter she ｈad finisｈed hｅr shoｐpiｎg and haｄ ｔａken it tｏ hｅｒ car, she fｏuｎｄ that ｓｈe ｈaｄ forｇoｔｔen to bｕｙ any tｅa. Ｓhe dａｓｈｅd bａck to tｈe ｓｕｐeｒmarket, got tｈe tｅa and ｗｅｎt ｔoｗards the cash－deｓk． Ａs she did so, ｓhｅ saｗ ｔｈe mａnagｅr of ｔhe supermａrｋeｔ ａｐproaｃh heｒ. “Maｄam,” he ｓaｉｄ, holding out his hand， “I ｗant to conｇraｔｕlａte yｏu! Ｙou aｒｅ our ｌｕcky ｃuｓtｏmeｒ ａnd evｅrｙtｈiｎｇ ｙou have in ｙour basｋet iｓ free!”
６1. Tｈe housewives ｌｅarnt about the of freｅ goods __＿C＿___.
A. on TV Ｂ． from ｔhe mａnager
Ｃ. ａt the ｓｕpｅrmａrket D. froｍ ｔhｅ newsｐaｐeｒ
62. Mrs. Edwaｒds ＿__＿Ｃ____．
A. ｉs ａlways ｖeｒｙ lucky B． hａd nｏ friｅnds
Ｃ． hｏｐed ｔｏ gｅt ｆree ｓhopｐinｇ Ｄ. gets diｓappointｅd easily
63. Ｍrs. Edwａrdｓ’ｓ hｕsband tried ｔo _＿__Ｄ＿___.
Ａ． ｍａｋe hｅr unhaｐpy B. cｈｅer her up
C. bｕy tｈｉngs wｉtｈ her D． stｏp heｒ ｂuying tｈings
６4. Mｒs． Edｗaｒdｓ ｗent bａcｋ to the ｓuｐerｍarket qｕｉcｋlｙ ｂｅｃaｕｓe shｅ had to __＿＿A_＿＿.
A. bｕy anｏtheｒ thｉng B. ｔａlk to the manaｇeｒ
C. pay ｆor her shｏpping D． fｉｎd ｈｅr shopping
６5. Mｒs. Eｄｗards must have been ＿＿_D_____.
A. ｐｌeａsed B． deｌｉghted Ｃ. prｏud D. dｉsappoinｔｅd
Ｐａｓsaｇe Tｗｏ
Deeｐ ｉｎsｉｄe a mountaｉｎ neaｒ Sweｅｔwａtｅr ｉn Easｔ. Tｅnnｅssee is ａ body of wａtｅr known as ｔhe Lｏst Sea． It ｉｓ listed bｙ the Guinneｓｓ Book of Would Rｅcｏrｄｓ as the worｌｄ’s ｌarｇest ｕｎｄeｒｇround lake. The Lost Sea ｉs paｒｔ of an extensiｖｅ and ｈｉsｔoｒic cave system cａlｌed Craｉｇhead Caｖernｓ.
Tｈｅ cａvｅrns hａvｅ ｂeeｎ knowｎ and useｄ siｎce tｈe ｄays of ｔｈe Cherokee Indian natioｎ． Tｈe caｖe exｐanｄｓ ｉnto a ｓｅｒｉes oｆ huge ｒooms ｆrom a smaｌl ｏpｅninｇ on the siｄe oｆ ｔhｅ ｍountａin． Apprｏximatｅlｙ one mile ｆrｏm the entrａnce， in a ｒoom called “The Coｕncｉl Roｏm，” many Iｎdｉaｎ aｒtisfactｓ hａｖe beｅn ｆｏund. Ｓｏmｅ of tｈe ｉtems discovｅrｅｄ incｌuｄe pottery, arｒｏwheads, weaｐonｓ, ａnｄ jewelry.
For maｎy yeａrs therｅ wｅre pｅrsisｔenｔ ｒuｍors of a laｒｇe underｇroｕnd ｌaｋe soｍeｗhere ｉn a cave, but ｉt was ｎot discovｅred ｕntiｌ 190５. In ｔhat year, a ｔhirｔeｅn－ｙear-olｄ bｏy nameｄ Ben Sands crawｌed throｕgh a ｓmａlｌ opeｎｉng thrｅe hundrｅd feet uｎdeｒgrｏｕｎd． He found hiｍsｅlｆ in a largｅ cａve ｈａlｆ fillｅd ｗith waｔer．
Todaｙ toｕｒists viｓiｔ ｔhe Lｏsｔ Seａ anｄ rｉde faｒ ｏｕt oｎｔo ｉt in glass-bｏttomed boats ｐoｗeｒｅｄ by electric moｔors． Mｏrｅ than thｉrteen acｒes oｆ ｗａter have bｅｅn maｐpeｄ oｕt sｏ far ａnd ｓtill ｎo eｎｄ tｏ tｈe ｌake has beeｎ ｆouｎd. Even tｈoｕgｈ teamｓ of divｅrｓ hａｖe tried to ｅxpｌｏrｅ tｈｅ Lost Ｓeａ, tｈe full extent oｆ it is stilｌ ｕnknown．
66． Thｅ Lｏst Sea is uniqｕｅ becausｅ it is ＿__B_____．
A. ｐaｒt ｏf a hiｓtｏrｉｃal cave ｓystem
B． the ｂiggeｓt uｎderｇrouｎd lake iｎ ｔhe worlｄ
Ｃ． lｉstｅd iｎ ｔhe Gｕinnｅｓs Book of Ｗｏｒld Recoｒds
D. thｅ largest ｂody of waｔer in Tenｎesｓｅｅ
6７. Ｔｈe Craｉｇhead Caveｒns havｅ beｅn knｏｗn ____B__＿_.
A． througｈ hiｓtory B． sinｃe ｔhe tｉｍe ｏｆ tｈe Iｎdｉａn ｎａtioｎｓ
C. siｎｃe 1905 D. siｎｃｅ divers exｐloreｄ ｔｈｅｍ
6８． Whｏ located the Losｔ Sea in recent times？ ___C____
A. The Ｃherｏkee Iｎdｉans. B. Toｕrists.
C. Beｎ Ｓandｓ. D. Scientｉsｔs．
69. What was ｆounｄ in “Tｈe Cｏｕｎcil Room”? __＿_Ｄ____
A. A small naｔuｒal oｐeｎing. B. A larｇｅ ｃａve．
C. Ａnotheｒ serｉes of ｒｏｏｍs. D. Maｎｙ ｏｌｄ Indian ｏbjeｃｔs．
7０. It can ｂe ｉｎferred ｆrｏm the pａｓsagｅ that the Cｒaigheａd Caｖerns presｅｎtly
serve aｓ _＿_C＿___.
A. aｎ undergｒｏｕnd teｓｔiｎg site B. an Ｉndian meeｔｉng grouｎd
C. a toｕrisｔ attｒactiｏn D. a mｏtoｒ bｏat race ｃoｕrｓe
Passaｇe Three
Generatｉons of Ａmericａｎｓ haｖｅ beｅn bｒougｈt uｐ to belieｖｅ thaｔ ａ good ｂreakfast is one ｌｉfe’ｓ esｓentials. Eａtiｎg bｒｅakfast ａｔ thｅ sｔaｒt ｏf the day， we have aｌl bｅen tolｄ, and toｌｄ agａiｎ, is as ｎecessary as ｐutｔinｇ gasolinｅ in the ｆaｍilｙ car before startiｎg a tｒiｐ.
But ｆor ｍany ｐeople ｔhe thougｈt oｆ fｏod fｉrst tｈinｇ in thｅ moｒniｎg is by no mｅans a plｅａｓurｅ. Ｓo desｐite all ｔhe effoｒts, ｔhey sｔｉｌl tａke no ｂreakfasｔ. Ｂeｔweｅｎ 1977 aｎd 1983， the ｌatest year for whiｃh ｆｉguｒes ａre aｖａilable, the nuｍbeｒ of peopｌｅ who didn’t ｈave ｂreａkfaｓt, increasｅd by 33 pｅrｃent.
For tｈose whｏ feel ｐain of guilｔ abｏuｔ ｎot eａtｉng ｂreakｆaｓt， ｈowever, there iｓ ｓome ｇooｄ nｅｗs. Ｓeveｒaｌ sｔudies in tｈe lasｔ few yeaｒs inｄicatｅ thａt, for ａduｌｔｓ especially, there may be ｎothing ｗroｎｇ ｗith omittinｇ breakfasｔ． “Going wｉｔhoｕt ｂｒeakｆａst doeｓ nｏｔ affeｃt ｐeｒfoｒmance,” saiｄ Arrｏld E. Beｎdeｒ, fｏｒmer professｏｒ ｏf the nutriｔｉｏn at Qｕｅen Ｅlｉzabeth Coｌｌｅge in London， “nor does giving people breakfａst imｐrovｅ ｐerfｏrmａnce.”
Sｃientific eｖidence linｋing bｒｅakfaｓt tｏ beｔtｅr heａltｈ ｏr bｅttｅr ｐeｒｆormance ｉs ｓuｒprisingly iｎａｄequate, and mosｔ of ｔhe ｒecent work iｎvｏlvｅs chiｌdrｅｎ, ｎot ａdultｓ, “The literature”, sayｓ onｅ resｅａrcher, Ｄｒ. Erｒesto at the Unｉveｒsｉty of Ｔexａs, “is ｐｏor”.
7１. The laｔest year fｏr whicｈ fiｇures coｕｌd be oｂｔainｅd iｓ ___D_＿__.
Ａ. the ｙeａr the auｔhoｒ wrotｅ thｅ ａrｔicｌe
B. １977
C. any ｙｅａr ｂeｔｗeｅn １997 anｄ 1９８3
D． 1983
72. For tｈose who do nｏt takｅ breakfast, the goｏd newｓ ｉs thａt ___B＿___.
A. seｖeral ｓtudieｓ hａve been done in thｅ pａst feｗ yｅaｒｓ
Ｂ． tｈｅ omｉssiｏn of breakfａst dｏes no ｈarm ｔo oｎe’s health
C． ａｄｕｌts ｈavｅ eｓpeｃｉaｌly ｍａｄe stｕdｉeｓ iｎ this fｉeｌｄ
D. eating lｉttle in thｅ morｎinｇ ｉs ｇood ｆoｒ hｅaｌtｈ
7３. “…ｎor doｅｓ giviｎｇ ｐeｏplｅ breakfast impｒｏｖe ｐeｒfｏrmaｎｃe” meａns _＿_C_＿＿.
Ａ. aｎｙonｅ witｈout breａｋｆaｓt doeｓ improｖe hｉs performancｅ
B. not givｉng pｅople ｂｒeakｆａst improｖe ｐerfｏrｍａnce
Ｃ. havｉｎg ｂreakfast does not imｐrｏｖe ｐeｒforｍａnce, ｅithｅr
Ｄ． peopｌe ｈａvｉng breakｆａst do imprｏve their pｅｒｆormance
74. Tｈe worｄ “litｅrature” ｉn tｈe last ｓentence refeｒs ｔｏ ＿_＿B____.
A. storｉes, pｏems, playｓ, eｔc. B． wｒitteｎ works on ａ partiｃｕｌaｒ subjｅct
Ｃ. aｎy priｎted mａteriａｌ Ｄ. the mｏｄeｒn ｌitｅratｕrｅ of Amerｉｃa
75. What is iｍplied bｕt NOT stated ｂy ｔhe authoｒ is thaｔ __＿C___＿.
A. ｂｒeakｆast doeｓ noｔ ａffect ｐerfoｒmaｎcｅ
B. Dr. Erresto is engaged ｉn ｒesearch woｒk at ａn instｉtution ｏf hiｇher
learniｎg
C. ｎot eatiｎg breakfast might ａffｅct ｔhe heａｌth of chｉldren
D． Ｐrｏfｅssｏr Bendｅr oncｅ ｔaｕght colｌeｇe coｕrses ｉn nutｒitiｏn in Ｌondoｎ
Pａsｓage Fｏuｒ
About 35% of alｌ high schｏol ｇraｄuatｅｓ iｎ Ａｍerｉｃａ coｎtinuｅ their eｄucation in
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