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成都四七九理科试验班考前集训检测题
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(考试时间：６０分钟 满分:１０0分)
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I、单项填空（共20题,每题1分，满分2０分）
1. The gｒeａt ｄay we looked forward ｔo _＿____ at laｓt.
A． cｏme ﻩﻩﻩB． came ﻩﻩﻩ C. ｃomｉng ﻩ D. comｅs
２. Dｏ ｙou ｋnow wｈｉch hoｔel ______?
A. she ｉs stａｙiｎｇ ﻩB. she is sｔaｙiｎg in ﻩC. is ｓｈe ｓtａyiｎg Ｄ． ｉs she sｔaｙing in
3. I don’t like _＿＿＿__ you speak to heｒ.
A. ｔhe way B. ｔhe ｗay ｉn that C. tｈe ｗａｙ whｉch ﻩﻩD． the ｗaｙ oｆ wｈich
4. Ｉs ｉt ｉn thａt ｆactory __＿__＿ “Rｅｄ Flaｇ” carｓ ａre proｄuceｄ?
Ａ. iｎ whｉｃh ﻩ B． ｗheｒe ﻩﻩ C． wｈiｃh ﻩ D. tｈat
5． Mａy tｈe fｏurtｈ iｓ the dａｙ ＿____＿ wｅ Chｉｎese peｏpｌe ｗｉｌl nevｅr forｇet.
A． which ﻩﻩ B. when ﻩ ﻩ C. on whicｈ ﻩD. about wｈｉｃh
6． Pupｉls usｕａｌlｙ wｏuld ｌiｋe ｔo take ＿_____ ａｄviｃe their ｔeacheｒｓ giｖe.
Ａ. whichever ﻩB． howevｅｒ ﻩﻩC. ｗhatever ﻩ D. whｅｎeveｒ
7. ＿＿____ the zooloｇisｔs trｉed to prove was that the ｐｈｏtｏ oｆ thｅ South Chｉna Tｉger haｄ ｂeen stａged or tｅchｎoｌogiｃally dealt wｉtｈ.
A． Tｈat ﻩB． Why ﻩﻩﻩC． Wｈeｔｈeｒ ﻩﻩﻩD. Whａt
８. Wａｔｃh out！ ＿_＿_＿_ caught smoking heｒe ｓhａll be ｆｉnｅｄ.
A. Whoever ﻩ B. Whomｅvｅr C. Ａnyｏne ﻩﻩ D． No ｍａｔtｅr who
9. Ｔhｅ ｌaｓt ｔime ｗe haｄ ｇrｅaｔ fun was _____ ｗe ｗｅre visiｔinｇ ｔｈe Watｅr Paｒk.
A. wheｒe ﻩB. hoｗ ﻩﻩ C. ｗｈen ﻩ D. whｙ
10. A gｒowｉnｇ anxiety ｉs disｔurｂｉｎg the pｕblｉc _＿____ the economy wiｌl coｎtinｕｏｕsly dｅcline.
A. wｈiｃh Ｂ. thａt ﻩ Ｃ. ｗhy ﻩＤ. whａt
11． Tｈough having discｕsｓｅd iｔ fｏｒ lonｇ, tｈey ｓtｉlｌ hａveｎ’t reａcｈed an agreement __＿＿__ tｈｅy shoｕld poｕr more money intｏ ｔhｅ pｒoject．
A． that ﻩ ﻩＢ． if ﻩﻩ ﻩC. ｗhetｈer Ｄ. ｗhaｔ
12. It ｗａs ａ mａｔter ｏf _＿_＿＿_ woulｄ ｒeplaｃｅ Mｒ．Waｎg to takｅ the posｉtioｎ．
A. wｈo Ｂ． ｗhoeveｒ ﻩ Ｃ． wｈoｍ ﻩ ﻩD. ｗhomeｖer
13． Ａfｔer fivｅ hｏｕrs’ ｄriｖｅ, ｔhｅy reached _＿____ tｈey thｏuｇｈt waｓ the place they had ｂeen dｒｅaming of.
A. ｗhere ﻩB. ｗhat ﻩﻩC. whicｈ ﻩD. thaｔ
14． --- Mum, where is mｙ ＣＤ ｐｌaｙer？ --- It’ｓ in wｈite bag ｏn your desk.
A. a ﻩ ﻩ Ｂ. an ﻩﻩ C. the ﻩ ﻩ ﻩD. 不填
１５. Ｔｈe trａin leaveｓ ａt 6:oo pm. So I ｈａvｅ ｔo be at tｈe sｔatｉon____５:40 pm aｔ thｅ laｔesｔ.
A. untｉl ﻩB. ａfteｒ ﻩ C. by ﻩﻩﻩD. arｏund
１6. If yoｕ keep on, you’lｌ ｓuｃceｅd__＿__.
A. in time ﻩB. at oｎe tiｍe ﻩC. at ｔｈe same tｉme ﻩD. on time
17. Ｉn order to ｓａｖｅ ｔiｍe， Ｉ ___＿＿＿ mｙ shoppiｎｇ to oncｅ a week.
A． cｕt off B. ｃut oｕｔ ﻩ Ｃ． cut ｕｐ ﻩﻩ D． cｕt dowｎ
18. Yｏu_＿__ aｌl those cloｔhes！ We have ａ washing maｃhine to ｄo that sort of thｉｎg．
A. nｅedn’ｔ have ｗasｈeｄ ﻩ B. ｓｈoｕldn'ｔ ｈａve wａshｅd
C. ｍｕst noｔ havｅ washed ﻩD.can nｏt have ｗashed
１9. — Lucy is noｔ comiｎg tonight.
— Ｂut shｅ _＿_!
A． hａｄ ｐｒomiｓed B． ｗill prｏmｉｓe C. ｐroｍised D. promiｓｅｓ
2０． — Ｉｓ tｈis raｉｎcoat yｏuｒs?
— Ｎo, ｍine _____ there behｉnd thｅ door.
A. ｈangs ﻩ Ｂ. ｉs ｈanging C． has ｈunｇ ﻩD． ｉｓ ｈａnｇed
IＩ、完形填空（共20题,每题1分，满分20分）
It was Tom’s fｉrsｔ visit tｏ England, and hｅ ｗas lｏoｋing forwaｒd ｔo ｈis first ｊourney oｎ Ｌｏndoｎ’ｓ Underｇroｕnd Railｗay. Against ２1 aｄｖiｃe ｏf hｉs friｅｎdｓ, he was deｔeｒmiｎｅd ｔo travel alone.
He 2２ tｈe sｔａtioｎ shortｌy aｆteｒ five o’clocｋ in the afternoon． Thｉｓ is ａ ｂad timｅ ｔo tｒaｖel ｉｎ Ｌondon， ｂecausｅ crowds ｏｆ ｐeｏpｌe go ｈome fｒｏm worｋ 23 ｔｈis ｈour. Ｈe had ｔｏ join a long 2４ ｏf peoplｅ who weｒｅ waiｔing ｆｏr ｔｉckets. Ｗhen ａt lａst his 25 came， he haｄ somｅ diffｉcuｌty iｎ ｍaking himｓeｌf 2６ by the man ｓelling tickets. Ｈoｗevｅr, hｅ ｇｏt the ｒiｇht tｉｃｋeｔ ２7 the ｅnd aｎd， by asking peoｐlｅ the ２8 , ｈe alｓo foｕnd the right pｌatｆorｍ． Iｔ was fiｌled 2９ peｏｐle． Ｈe dｉd noｔ 3０ to gｅt ｏn the fｉrsｔ ｔｒａｉn, buｔ hｅ ｗas 3１ to ｍovｅ nearer the edge oｆ tｈｅ ｐlatｆoｒm sｏ ａs to be in ａ better 3２ tｏ get on tｈe nｅｘｔ oｎe. When his traiｎ ｃａme ｉn,Tｏm waｓ ３3 forｗard ｏｎ ｔo ｔhe train by thｅ ｐusｈ of people ｆrｏｍ bｅhind. The dｏoｒｓ closeｄ and the train ３４ ofｆ. He was uｎable to ｓｅｅ ｔhe nａmes of the ｓtaｔiｏｎｓ whｅｒｅ ｔhｅ traiｎ sｔｏｐpeｄ, bｕt he knｅw ｔhaｔ the stａtion he wanteｄ waｓ the sixth ３5 aｌoｎｇ ｔhe line. When thｅ ｔrain ｒeａched ｔhe sｉｘth statioｎ, Tom ３6 off, feeｌinｇ glad tｈat hｉs journｅy had beeｎ so eaｓy． But ｈe suddeｎly 3７ tｈａt hｅ had cｏmｅ ｔｏ a stａｔion he had ｎｅｖer heard ｏf. He eｘplａineｄ his difｆiculty ３8 ａ ｍａｎ who wａs standing oｎ the plaｔｆorm. Wiｔh a ｓmile oｎ his ｆaｃe, the man 3９ Tom thaｔ he haｄ cａuｇｈｔ a ｔrain goｉng in ｔhe oppoｓitｅ ４0 .
21． Ａ. ａnﻩﻩﻩﻩﻩB. sｏｍe ﻩﻩﻩＣ. any D. the
22. Ａ. arriｖedﻩﻩ B. eｎｔeredﻩﻩ Ｃ. ｇｏt ﻩ ﻩ D. ｒｅach
２3. A. ｏnﻩﻩﻩ B. in ﻩﻩC． atﻩﻩﻩﻩ D． by
２4. A． groupﻩ ﻩB. tｅam ﻩﻩﻩC. ｑueue ﻩ ﻩD. ｃrｏwd
25． A. turn ﻩＢ． term Ｃ． ｔiｍe ﻩﻩ Ｄ. occａsion
26. A. underｓtand ﻩﻩB. understood ﻩﻩC. undersｔandｉｎｇ ﻩＤ. underｓtaｎdabｌｅ
２7． A. in ﻩ B． aｔ ﻩ ﻩ Ｃ. ｂｙ ﻩﻩﻩﻩD. oｎ
28. A. rouｔeﻩ ﻩﻩB. ｔraｃｋ ﻩ C. ｗay ﻩ ﻩ D. ｐatｈ
２９. Ａ. fｏrﻩﻩﻩﻩ B. ｏfﻩﻩ ﻩC． iｎ ﻩ ﻩ Ｄ． with
30.A. managｅﻩ ﻩ B． succeｅｄﻩ C. ｆail ﻩ D. achiｅvｅ
31.A. aｂlｅﻩ ﻩB. ｓｕreﻩ C. easy ﻩﻩﻩＤ. possiblｅ
32．A. poｓitiｏｎ ﻩﻩB. stａtｅ ﻩ C． ｃｏnｄｉｔｉonﻩ ﻩD． wａy
33.Ａ． hｕｒriｅdﻩ B. crｏwdedﻩﻩﻩＣ. forcｅｄﻩﻩ ﻩD. swept
３4．A． ｂegan ﻩ Ｂ. droveﻩﻩ C. ranﻩﻩﻩ D. ｍovｅd
３5.Ａ. ｐaｕse ﻩﻩB. ｓtopﻩ C． pｌaceﻩ ﻩﻩ D. sｐaｃｅ
36.Ａ. ｐushed ﻩ ﻩＢ． putﻩﻩ C. got ﻩ ﻩD. set
37．A. folｌoweｄ B. realiｚｅdﻩ C. tｈｏuｇｈt D. reｃｏgｎized
３8.A． wｉthﻩ ﻩ Ｂ. inﻩ ﻩ C. ｆorﻩﻩﻩ D． tｏ
3９.A. exｐlained ﻩＢ. ｓaid ﻩ ﻩC． tｏlｄﻩ ﻩ D. advｉｓeｄ
40.A. ｄireｃtion B. pａｔh ﻩ ﻩC. roｕtｅ ﻩﻩﻩ D. ｊoｕrｎey
IＩI、阅读理解(共20题,每题2分，满分４０分）
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The Great Ｆire ｏf Ｌondon sｔarｔeｄ ｉｎ tｈe veｒy ｅarｌy ｈoｕｒs oｆ 2 Seｐtemｂer 1666. Ｉｎ ｆｏｕr dａｙｓ it ｄeｓtroｙed morｅ ｔhaｎ ｔｈｒｅe—qｕarters of tｈe old city, wheｒe most of tｈｅ hｏｕses were woｏｄen and clｏse together. One hunｄrｅd ｔhousand pｅｏple bｅcame ｈomeless, ｂｕt onｌｙ ａ feｗ ｌosｔ tｈeir liveｓ.
Thｅ fｉre stａｒted on Suｎday morniｎｇ in ｔｈe hoｕsｅ ｏf tｈｅ Kiｎｇ’s ｂａker(面包师) in Ｐｕdding Lａne． The baｋeｒ, with his ｗife ａｎd fａmiｌｙ， ｗaｓ ａblｅ to ｇｅt ｏut thｒough a winｄｏw iｎ the rooｆ． Ａ stｒong winｄ blｅw thｅ firｅ ｆrｏｍ ｔhe bakery(面包房） into a smaｌｌ hｏteｌ next door. Tｈeｎ it spreaｄ quickｌy into Thames Ｓtreet． Thaｔ wａｓ ｔhe begiｎning.
By eighｔ o’clock ｔｈrｅe hｕndrｅd houses werｅ oｎ ｆire. Oｎ Mｏndaｙ nｅarｌy ａ kilomｅter of thｅ city was ｂurning along the rｉver Ｔhames. Tuesday waｓ the woｒｓt ｄay. The fire dｅstroyeｄ many wｅll—known buildiｎgｓ, old Sｔ Ｐauｌ’s， and the Ｇuｉldhall amoｎｇ them.
Saｍuｅl Peypｓ, tｈe famｏus wrｉtｅr, ｗrote ａbｏut the fｉre． Ｐeoplｅ tｈreｗ thｅｉr thｉngｓ iｎｔo ｔｈe riveｒ. Many pｏoｒ ｐｅople staｙed in the thｅir hoｕses until tｈe ｌaｓｔ momenｔ． Biｒdｓ feｌｌ ouｔ of thｅ ａir ｂecauｓｅ oｆ ｔｈe heat.
The ｆirｅ stopｐed only when thｅ Ｋing finaｌly ｏｒders ｐｅoｐle ｔo ｄｅsｔroy huｎdreds of ｂuiｌdiｎgs ｉn the pａtｈ ｏf ｔｈｅ fｉrｅ. With nothｉｎｇ left to ｂurn, the fire became wｅaｋ aｎd fiｎally ｄiｅd out.
Aｆtｅr the fire, Cｈｒiｓtopｈer Wren, the aｒchｉｔｅct(建筑师), wａnted a cｉty with widｅr ｓｔrｅets ａｎd ｆｉnｅ new hoｕｓes of stonｅ. In fａct, thｅ sｔrｅets are still narｒｏw, ｂut ｈｅ ｄid ｂuild ｍore than fｉfty ｃｈurches, amｏng wｈｉch the nｅw St Ｐaｕl’s.
The fire ｃaｕsed ｇｒeaｔ ｐａｉｎ and loss, bｕt afｔｅr it Londｏｎ was ａ betteｒ place: a ｃity ｆoｒ the fｕture and noｔ just of thｅ past．
４1.The fｉre bｅgan ｉn ﻩﻩﻩ.
A. a hｏｔel ﻩ
B. ｔhe ｐalacｅ
C． Puddｉng Lane ﻩ
Ｄ. Tｈames Stｒeeｔ
４2． The uｎderliｎｅd ｗord ‘ｆaｍily’ in ｔhe ｓeｃond paragrａph meａｎs .
A. homeﻩ
B. cｈｉldrenﻩﻩ
Ｃ. wife and huｓband
D. ｗife and cｈildｒｅn
4３. It seeｍs that tｈe writer of tｈe teｘt was moｓt sorｒｙ fｏｒ tｈｅ fact ｔｈat ﻩﻩ.
A. sｏme people lost ｔhｅｉr liｖｅsﻩ ﻩ
B. ｔhe ｂirdｓ iｎ the ｓky ｗｅre killeｄ by the fiｒe
C． ｍanｙ fａmｏus buiｌdｉｎｇs weｒe destｒｏyed
D. ｔhe King’s ｂａkｅry was burned dｏwn
44． Why did ｔhｅ ｗrｉter ｃite(引用） Ｓａｍuel Pepys?
A. Ｂｅcause Pepys was aｍｏnｇ tｈose puｔting out tｈe ｆｉre.
B． Because Pepys also wroｔe aboｕt ｔhｅ fｉｒe．
C． To shｏw thａｔ poor peopｌe suffｅrｅd mｏｓt.
D. Tｏ give tｈe rｅａder a cleareｒ picturｅ ｏｆ ｔｈe fｉrｅ.
45． Ｈow was ｔhe ｆirｅ put ouｔ accｏrdiｎg to thｅ ｔext？
Ａ． The Ｋing ａnd hiｓ soｌdiers came to help．ﻩ
B. All ｔhｅ woｏden hｏusｅｓ in tｈe ciｔy were ｄestｒoyｅd.
C. Pｅoｐle managed tｏ ｇet enough wateｒ ｆrom the riｖｅr.ﻩ
D． Ｈｏusｅs standｉng in the direction ｏf tｈe fire were pulｌed down.
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Muｍ wａlked ｉｎ so ｑuieｔｌｙ tｈaｔ ｔhe nurｓe aｔ ｔhe deｓk diｄn’t eｖeｎ lｉｆｔ ｈｅｒ ｅｙes ｆｒom ｔhe book. Muｍ pointed at ａ big chａir bｙ tｈe door anｄ Ｉ knew ｓｈe ｗａｎtｅｄ ｍe tｏ ｓｉt down. Ｗhｉle I waｔcｈed mouth open iｎ sｕrprise, Mum ｔook ｏff her hａｔ ａnd coat and gave thｅm to me ｔo ｈold. Shｅ ｗalkeｄ quietｌy to ｔhe ｓmall ｒoom bｙ tｈe lift ａnd took out a wet ｍｏｐ. She ｐｕshｅd thｅ mop paｓt ｔｈｅ dｅsk and as ｔhe nursｅ lｏoked up, Mｕm ｎodded and saiｄ, “Vｅry dirty ｆlooｒs.”
“Yｅs, I’m glaｄ theｙ’ve ｆinaｌｌｙ ｄecｉdeｄ to clｅａn tｈem，” tｈe ｎurse aｎswereｄ. Sｈe ｌｏoked at Mum ｓｔｒａngｅly anｄ said， “Ｂut ａrｅn’t you ｗorkｉng lａte?”
Mｕm juｓt pｕshed ｈarder, eaｃh ｓwipe(拖一下) oｆ tｈｅ mop taking her fartheｒ ａnｄ fａrｔheｒ down the hall. I wａtcｈｅd unｔil she was out of sight ａnd tｈｅ ｎurse ｈaｄ turned baｃk to wｒｉtinｇ in the ｂｉg boｏk.
Aftｅr a ｌｏnｇ ｔime Mｕm cａmｅ bａcｋ. Hｅr ｅyes were shｉnｉｎg． She quickly pｕt ｔｈｅ mop bａcｋ ａnｄ toｏｋ my hand. As wｅ turneｄ to go ｏｕt of the door, Mum bowｅd poｌｉtely ｔo ｔhe nursｅ and saiｄ, “Ｔhaｎk yｏu.”
Outsidｅ, Ｍｕm ｔoｌd me, “Dagｍａr is ｆｉｎe． No feｖer.”
“You sａw her, Muｍ?”
“Ｏf coｕrse. I tolｄ ｈｅr about tｈe hｏspital rulｅs, and shｅ wilｌ ｎot exｐect uｓ ｕnｔil tomorrｏｗ. Dad will stｏｐ worrying aｓ well. It’s ａ fine hoｓpｉtaｌ. Bｕt sｕｃh flｏorｓ! Ａ mop is no good. You need ａ ｂrush.”
46. Ｗｈｅn she ｔook a mop from the smａll room what Mum realｌｙ ｗaｎteｄ to ｄo waｓ .
A. ｔo cleａn ｔhｅ ｆlｏｏr Ｂ. to plｅasｅ tｈe nurse Ｃ. to see a ｐatienｔ D. tｏ surprｉse ｔhｅ stｏry-teｌｌeｒ
47. Wｈen the nurｓe ｔalked to Mｕm sｈe thｏuｇht Muｍ was a ﻩ .
Ａ. nurse ﻩB. visitoｒﻩﻩ Ｃ. ｐａtｉentﻩﻩD. cleaner
48. Aｆter ｒｅadinｇ the storｙ what caｎ we infｅr aｂｏｕt the hospｉｔal?
Ａ. Iｔ ｉs a cｈｉｌdrｅｎ’ｓ hospiｔaｌ.ﻩﻩ ﻩﻩ
Ｂ． It ｈas ｓtrｉｃt ruｌeｓ abouｔ ｖｉsiting hours.
C. The conditiｏns theｒｅ aren’t vｅry good．ﻩ ﻩ
Ｄ． Tｈe nuｒｓes ａｎd dｏctors ｔｈeｒe ｄoｎ’t woｒｋ hard.
４9. Fｒom the text we knoｗ tｈaｔ Dagmａｒ ｉs ｍost likely ﻩ.
A. thｅ story-teller’s sister ﻩ
Ｂ. the sｔory—tｅller’s clａssmａteﻩ
C. Mｕm’s frｉenｄﻩ
Ｄ． Ｄad’s boss
50.Which of tｈe ｆｏｌlowing worｄs ｂｅｓt ｄｅｓcriｂes Mum？
A. straｎｇｅﻩﻩ Ｂ. waｒm—heaｒteｄ ﻩＣ. ｃleｖerﻩﻩＤ. haｒd—ｗoｒking
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Kｉd's Taｌk
Ｃｈilｄreｎ ａre ａlways boastｉng. Ｔｈeｙ saｙ ｔｈiｎgs liｋe, ＂My Daｄ's ｃａｒ iｓ bigger tｈan ｙouｒ Dad's," ａｎd ＂My Mom ｉs ｓｍarter thａn ｙourｓ." Thｅy particuｌaｒｌy lｉkｅ ｔo bｏaｓt abouｔ ｔheir ｆamiliｅs.
Hａｒｒy, Tedｄy, ａｎd Ｇavｉｎ weｒe always bｏastinｇ. Gavin ｗａs the besｔ. Ｅverything abouｔ his famｉlｙ was aｌwaｙｓ the beｓt or thｅ ｂｉggeｓt or tｈe ｍｏst expensivｅ. Whatever the otｈerｓ said, he could alｗays go one bｅttｅr．
Ｏne dａy ｗhen walking to sｃｈoｏl, Hａrry ｓaiｄ, "My fatｈer has a bａtｈ twiｃe a week."
"Ｔｈat＇s nothing," Tedｄy said. ＂Haviｎｇ a ｂatｈ ｔwice ａ weｅk is dirty. Mｙ fａtｈer has ａ bａth eｖeｒy dａy， ｓometimes ｔwice a day．"
Ｔedｄｙ lｏｏked aｔ Gavｉn． Now ｉt waｓ his turn． Ｂut ｗhat cｏｕｌd he say?
"Ｔhis ｔimｅ，＂ Ｔedｄy ｔhoughｔ， "I'ｍ gｏing ｔo win．"
Ｇavｉn ｄidｎ't ｋｎｏｗ what to ｓay. Hｅ ｃｏuldn＇t saｙ thaｔ his ｆather had a bath three ｔｉｍes a dａｙ. That wａｓ sillｙ.
He wａlked on ｉn sｉｌenｃe.
Ｔｅｄdy ａnd Ｈaｒry smiｌed. They ｗere sure that fｏr onｃe tｈｅy hａd bｅaten Gaｖｉn．
Ｔhe whｏle day passｅd. Sｔilｌ Ｇａvin sａid nothing.
＂Ｗe've won," Teddｙ ｓaｉd to Harry, buｔ he ｓpoｋｅ too soon. On thｅ way hｏme, Gaviｎ ｓaid, "Ｍy Ｄad＇s ｓo clean tｈat hｅ doesn't hａve to bａthe at all."
51. What did Ｈarry bｏaｓｔ ａｂout?
A. How many timeｓ his fatheｒ had ａ ｂath eｖery weｅk. ﻩ
B. Tｈe ｂathrooｍ ｉｎ his hｏme．
Ｃ． How does his father ｈaｖｅ a ｂath. ﻩﻩ
Ｄ． Ｈiｓ ｍｏther's famｉｌy.
5２． Ｗho ｂoａsｔｅd thｅ mｏst?
A. Ｔeｄdy ａnd Ｇａvｉｎ. ﻩ B. Ｈａrry and Teddy. Ｃ. Gavin． Ｄ. Teｄdy.
53. Wｈy diｄ Ｔｅddｙ thｉnｋ tｈaｔ Harrｙ'ｓ fａtｈer ｗas dirty?
Ａ． Beｃause Harry's fatheｒ ｈad a bath evｅry ｄay.
B． Because Harry'ｓ father had a ｂatｈ only twice a weｅk．
Ｃ． Ｂecａuse Gavin's fatｈer never ｈad ａ ｂａth.
D. Becａｕse ｈｉｓ own faｔheｒ ofｔｅn had a baｔh ｔｗｉce a dａy.
5４. What does "he spoｋe too sｏon" ｉｎ the last ｐaｒａｇrａpｈ ｍｅａn?
Ａ． Hｅ sｐｏke quｉｃklｙ.
Ｂ. He shoulｄ ｈave sｐoｋｅn eaｒliｅr.
C. He ｗas wｒong.
Ｄ. He ｓpｏke wiｔｈｏut thinｋing．
5５. Which of ｔhe folloｗing words meａｎｓ "talk with uｎｐleaｓant or too muｃh ｐriｄe"？
Ａ. Smarｔ． ﻩB. Boａｓt. ﻩ C. Ｐａｒｔiculａrｌy． D. Batｈ.
(D）
Looｋiｎg ｆｏr a gooｄ ｃhildren＇s boｏk？ Inteｒｎet uｓerｓ ｃan ｆiｎd huｎdｒeds of theｍ. Thｅse books arｅ fｒｏm ａrｏｕnｄ the ｗorld. And tｈｅy aｒe frｅe of charｇｅ． Tｈe project is caｌｌed tｈｅ Inteｒnaｔｉoｎal Cｈｉlｄrｅn's Dｉgiｔaｌ（数字) Lｉbraｒｙ.
Tｈｅ goal is to ｏｆfｅｒ ｅｌectronic(电子旳) veｒsｉoｎs of morｅ than １0,0０0 chilｄrｅｎ's boｏｋs iｎ at ｌeａst 100 lａnｇuａges.
Ｐroject ｄeveｌopers have been ｗorｋing ｗｉｔh cｈildreｎ to desiｇn eａsy ｗayｓ tｏ searｃh ｔｈe cｏllectｉoｎ and rｅad the boｏks. Ａn image of eacｈ page ａpｐears on the computｅr. Ｕｓerｓ can alｓo ｐrｉnt copiｅs on ｐaper.
Ｏfficiａls saｙ tｈe prｏjecｔ has been desｉｇnｅd foｒ twｏ ｍａin ｇroupｓ ｏｆ ｕseｒs. Ｔhe firｓt is childreｎ betweｅｎ the agｅs of tｈrｅｅ ａnd thｉrteen, along with their ｔeacｈeｒs ａnd parentｓ．
The ｓｅcond grｏup iｓ ｒｅsearchers iｎ the aｒｅa of ｃhｉｌdren's ｌiteｒａture（文学). Thｅ bｏoks chｏｓeｎ fｏｒ thｅ coｌleｃｔion are ｍeant to helｐ ｃhilｄｒen ｕｎderstanｄ ｔhe ｗorld in ｗｈich they livｅ．
Lｉterature is one wａｙ to tｅａch youｎg pｅople ａｂｏut new ideas. Ｔｈｅ iｄeａ ｂeｈind tｈe cｏllection iｓ tｈat ａn ｉｎｔerｅstiｎg sｔory not ｏnly heｌps cｈilｄrｅｎ uｎderstaｎｄ who thｅy aｒe， bｕt may also iｎfluence tｈｅｉr ｄesire to eｘpｌoｒe(探索) the woｒｌｄ．
Pｒｏjｅｃt orgaｎiｚｅrｓ ｓay thｅy have cｈosｅｎ ｂoｏkｓ thａt shｏw thｅ ｓｉmｉlaｒｉties aｎd ｄiffeｒencｅｓ iｎ ｗａys oｆ life ａround the worｌd． Thｅ aｉm is to creａｔｅ a grｅater uｎderstanｄｉnｇ ｏf other pｅoplｅ＇s culｔureｓ anｄ beliｅfs. The Iｎｔeｒnational Chiｌｄren'ｓ Ｄigｉtal Librarｙ is ａlso an attempt（尝试) ｔｏ use techｎoｌogy to strengthｅn ｌｉｂrａries around tｈe wｏｒld.
Thｅ dｉgitａｌ library ｉs a projecｔ oｆ tｈｅ Univｅrsity oｆ Maｒyｌaｎd anｄ thｅ Inteｒnet Ａrchiｖｅ. The Ｉnternet Ａrchive is bｕilｄiｎg aｎ electｒonｉｃ lｉｂｒary oｆ Ｉnternet sites(网站) and other dｉgital ｃolｌections aｓ a cuｌｔuｒal ｒecord．
Ｔhe Children's Ｌｉbrarｙ ｐrojeｃt is supportｅd by thｅ Naｔiｏｎal Scieｎce Fｏｕｎｄatｉｏn ａnd the Iｎstituｔe of Mｕsｅum aｎd Ｌibｒａｒy Ｓervices. Ｔhe Librarｙ oｆ Conｇrｅss ａnd other organizａtiｏns are alsｏ iｎｖolved. Thｅ fiｒst mａteｒｉaｌs ａppｅareｄ in 20２3.
Tｈe gｏal is tｏ hａve alｌ 10,０00 ｂoｏkｓ ｏnlｉne iｎ 2０23. So ｆar, ｔhe cｏlｌectiｏn conｔaiｎs mｏre thａn 5０00 books.
5６. Ｗｈat mｉgｈt bｅ the best ｔitlｅ of ｔhe tｅｘt?
Ａ． International Cｈilｄreｎ's Digital Library ﻩ
B. Hoｗ to Fiｎｄ Ｃhildｒen's Books ｏn Inｔｅrneｔ
Ｃ. Aiｍｓ of Intｅrnaｔioｎaｌ Chilｄren＇ｓ Ｄigitaｌ Lｉｂｒaryﻩ
Ｄ. Ｏrganizeｒs ｏf Ｉnternａtｉonaｌ Chilｄren'ｓ Digitaｌ Ｌiｂrａrｙ
57. The ｕnｄｅrliｎｅd wｏrd ＂ｃharｇｅ＂ iｎ thｅ fｉrsｔ paragraｐh ｍeans .
Ａ． a spoｋeｎ oｒ wｒitten statemｅnt
B． ｔhｅ pricｅ asked for a ｓerviｃe
C. a rushｉnｇ ｆｏrcefｕl aｔtack ﻩﻩ
D． a pｅｒson ｏr ｔｈing fｏr which onｅ iｓ resｐonｓｉblｅ
58. Thｅ pｕｒpoｓe of setｔing up thｅ Intｅrｎａｔｉｏnａl Chｉldren＇s Ｄｉgｉtal Libｒａｒy is to ﻩﻩ.
A． improve chilｄren's acａdeｍic grades(学习成绩) ﻩ
Ｂ． ｏｆfer ｃhildrｅｎ elｅｃｔroｎic boｏｋs
Ｃ. teach chｉlｄｒen hｏw to fiｎ
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