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高一英语必修模块(一)终结性考试试题
第一卷 　选择题
I. 单选题（共２０小题，每题1分,共２0分)
1． Tｏm: Doｎ’t trust him. Hｅ　did　ｔhａt on ｐuｒpｏｓe.
David：　Ｐardｏn?
Tom： I　＿___＿ ｔrｕsｔ hｉｍ. He　did thａt ｏn　purpoｓe.
A. ｔeｌl yoｕ　ｄoｎ’t ﻩ ﻩ B． ｔold you　not　toﻩ
C. telｌ you not to 　 ﻩ ﻩＤ.　toｌd　you dｉdn’t
2. Yｏu cａn’t imaｇｉne ＿_____ a littｌe ｂoy eats ____ many ａpples.
Ａ. sｕcｈ;　such        ﻩ ﻩ Ｂ. so; so 　     ﻩﻩ
Ｃ.　so; such         ﻩﻩﻩD． suｃh; ｓｏ
3. ____＿_　he ｉs determｉned to do ｓomethiｎｇ, ｎｏ ｏne ｉs　abｌe　ｔo make　him ＿＿______.
A.　Once; gｉve　up     ﻩ B. Aｌthｏuｇｈ; gｉve　in
C. As long　aｓ;　gｉｖe out ﻩ ﻩＤ. If; give　ａｗay
４. She inｓisted　that we　_＿_____＿ ｔhe source oｆ the ｒｉvｅr　ａｎd　begin　ｏur　joｕｒney ｔhere.
Ａ. ｆinｄ              ﻩ ﻩＢ．　fouｎd 　   ﻩﻩﻩ
C. ｗｏuｌd ｆind      ﻩﻩﻩﻩD.　were　to find
5．　Thｅ ｆｉlｍ ｂroｕght the　houｒs　baｃｋ　to　me __＿＿____ Ｉ ｗaｓ ｔaｋeｎ ｇoｏd care of iｎ ｔhat fａｒａｗay vilｌage.
Ａ. until              ﻩﻩ B. thaｔ        ﻩﻩ
Ｃ.　wｈｅn           ﻩ Ｄ． wherｅ
6． All　eｘａmｉnatiｏｎs aｒｅ paｓsed. Tｈis is　ｔｈe firｓt time I ____ reaｌｌy ｒelaxed．
A. have ｆｅlt   　       ﻩ Ｂ. ｆeｅl          ﻩﻩ
C. ｈad　felｔ  　      ﻩﻩﻩﻩD. was　ｆeeling
７． Maｎy　fｏrｅign teacｈers were inｖｉtｅd to tｈe party, __＿＿＿__ Ｍr.　Brown.
A. iｎclｕding         ﻩＢ. included       ﻩ
C. being inｃlｕｄed   ﻩﻩﻩﻩＤ． tｏ include
8.　It　waｓ becａｕｓｅ of bad　weathｅr _＿___ tｈe ｆootball　maｔch ｈad tｏ　ｂｅ put off.
A. so              ﻩ ﻩB. sｏ tｈat  　       
C.　why         ﻩ ﻩﻩ D. that
9． Tｈe cｉｔy ＿____＿ we ｖisitｅd last　ｙeaｒ　is　tｈｅ oｎe ___＿_thｅ fａmous wrｉｔｅr　was bｏrｎ.
A.　where， which   　 ﻩﻩＢ． which, where    ﻩ
C. in which, ｔhａt   ﻩﻩﻩ Ｄ. whｅｒｅ，　ｗhere
１０． Ａ hａrvｅster　is a ｍachｉne ＿___ we　hａrvest crops oｒ ａ ｐerson ____　iｓ hａrvesting.
A. which,　who     ﻩ ﻩ B ．tｈat, tｈat    　  ﻩﻩ
C. wｉtｈ which , who　    ﻩＤ./, ｔhat
11.　_____＿_ it enteｒs Southeａst Asia， it ｔｒavels ｓloｗly _______　hilｌｓ  aｎd　ｌow ｖaｌley， aｎd the plａｉn　____＿____ ｒｉcｅ groｗs.
A.　as,　over,wｈere ﻩ ﻩ B. Aｓ, thrｏugh, where  
C.　Whｅｎ， ovｅr， ｔhat       ﻩ ﻩD.　When,　tｈrough,　thａt
１2. My ｆather _＿__ ｆｏr　Beijing on ｂuｓinesｓ tonight.
A. iｓ　ａｂｏut ｔo　leａve ﻩﻩ B. has ｂeen ｌeaｖｉng　   ﻩ
C. is ｌｅavｉｎg      　ﻩ ﻩ Ｄ. ｗｏuld lｅave
13.　We geｔ ａloｎｅ well ｗｉth　ｅach otheｒ, and _____＿_ tｈe　happiness and　sorｒｏw ______ eａch other.
A.　share,　ｗith       ﻩ ﻩﻩB. play, wiｔｈ     　 ﻩﻩ
C. agrｅe, to    ﻩﻩﻩ ﻩD. show， wｉth
14. The ｌost of 100 lｉveｓ in　the ａirｃraft ｃｒａｓh wａｓ a gｒeat ＿＿__.
A． incideｎt         ﻩﻩ ﻩﻩB.　evｅnt            
Ｃ. ａffair      　ﻩﻩ ﻩD. disasｔｅr
１5. Ｔhｅ ｐrofessor　____ ｈｉｓ ｔhouｇｈts ｂｅfoｒｅ givｉng ｈis lecｔure.
Ａ. organｉzed        ﻩ ﻩﻩﻩB．　recognized 　       ﻩ
C. reａlized    ﻩ ﻩﻩﻩﻩD． considered
16. Ａ ｂｉg eａrthquake　__＿＿＿ Tａｎｇｓhan. Ａｎd in　few second　the ｃitｙ lay____＿.
A. ｓhook,　ｉn ruinｓ B. shakeｓ， ｉｎ ｒuinｓ　   ﻩ
C. ｓhooｋ, in rｕiｎ   ﻩﻩ ﻩﻩD. shakeｓ，　ｉn ｒuin
17． Thｉs book＿__＿＿__ all the inｆoｒmation ｙou neｅd.
A. contaiｎs             ﻩ ﻩ B. ｈolｄｓ         ﻩﻩ
C. include      ﻩﻩﻩﻩﻩ Ｄ. is lｉsｔed
１8. a ｎeｗ cell ｐhｏne was what my　ｆatheｒ ______＿______ mｅ　ａs my bｉrｔｈｄaｙ pｒｅsent.
A. tｈought             ﻩﻩﻩﻩﻩB.　ａccepted       ﻩ
C. promiｓｅｄ      ﻩ D. rｅmembeｒeｄ　
1９. Eveｒybｏdy shｏuld wｅar sｕｎglaｓses to ＿___＿__＿ hiｓ eyeｓ ｆrｏm　stroｎg sｕnlighｔ in sｕmmeｒ.
A． sｔop        　     ﻩﻩ B. ｋｅep                    　
C.　preｖent      　ﻩ ﻩﻩＤ. proｔect
2０．　Ｔhe ｏld man’s ｌife _______ simｐｌe afteｒ　he　got rich.
Ａ. stayeｄ            B. chａngeｄ           
C. lｅft         ﻩ D． ｌasteｄ

IＩ.完型填空（共2０小题,每题1分，满分２０分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题旳四个选项（A、B、C和D)中选出能填入空白处旳最佳选项。

My husｂand Vａｌ aｎｄ　I had nｏt bｅen gｅtｔing along ｗell lａteｌy. Ｗe didｎ’t　argｕe, buｔ ｗe hａrdly　   　21  　 . I knew tｈat ｏne    　 22　　   was thａt Ｉ often scolｄ　him. Ｕｎｌｕｃkily，　I lｏoｋed only　at　his　faulｔ ａnd foｒgot　ｔｏ　notiｃe hoｗ    　 23    he hａd　ｄonｅ in　everytｈinｇ.
I　ｒｅalｌy didn’t ｗant tｏ be    24    talｋing tｏo much, but iｔ ｓｅemｅｄ aｓ ｉｆ Ｉ ｃoｕlｄn’ｔ　   　2５   . Howevｅr, Ｉ ｍade　up my mind to   　　 2６    . Cｏuｌd I?
Ｉ ｄｅｃided　to ｔry. Ｅach dａｙ I would　fｉnd one ｔhing I liｋed ｉn    　２7  　 aｎd　ｍｅnｔionｅd iｔ　to　ｈｉm.
The fｉrst ｄａy,　aｇaiｎ， appeａred the　ｇreatest pｒobｌｅm. Ｉ　nｏｔiced　   　28    thingｓ　I ｄｉdn’t ｌikｅ abｏut　Val. Why did ｈｅ lｅａve his bookｓ　everｙwherｅ ｉn ｈis stｕdy ｉnｓｔeａd　of putting tｈem  　 29 　  ? Hｏw coｕld hｅ　ｗｅar　that    30    shirｔ aｇaiｎ?　Ａnｄ I hａd ａ difficult time　  　31 　 wiｔh　anythｉng ｇood　I couｌd meｎtiｏn．
I thought anｄ thoｕｇｈｔ.　  　 32  　 he ｗas good　ｓｏmｅtimes.　Wｈen sｏmethinｇ neｅded ｒepair arounｄ the　ｈｏｕse， Val   　 ３３  　 unｔｉl　he　dｉsｃoｖered what　ｗaｓ wronｇ．
３4  　， I told Vａl　I ｗａｓ gｌaｄ　he　was pａtｉent  　 35   ｍｙ　fａｕlt ａｎd saｉd something abouｔ　thｅ waｙ　Ｉ ofｔen　scｏld him.　Hｅ sｍileｄ a ｓmall,　wｅaｋ ｓmｉle    36   ｍade ｍｅ angry, “Maｙｂe　thｉs　ｉsn’t ｇoing tｏ worｋ.” I ｓaid to myself. Bｕｔ aｓ ｔhree ｗeeks continuｅd,　ｆinｄinｇ sｏmething ｇood aboｕt my husband　cａmｅ    3７ 　 . He　deaｌs honｅstlｙ ｗｉth ｅｖeryone; ｈe　trｅats our children wｉｔｈ　 　　 ３8    　 ．　Wｈｙ haｄ　Ｉ sｅｅn so　manｙ ｕnｐｌｅasant things?
Ｂy the end oｆ the 21　ｄayｓ, I coｕldn’ｔ ｂｅｌieve ｈｏw eaｓy　   　　39　    had becｏｍe　to praｉse Ｖａl． And Vａl diｄ sｅeｍ    ４０   . In　fact， he mｅｎｔioned tｈat I seｅmed tｏ　have chａnged a lｏｔ．
21.A. exｃhanged     　ﻩB． spｏkｅ           ﻩC. ｔouｃhｅd        　       D. communｉcated
22.A. ｒesult               　ﻩＢ. problｅm     　 ﻩC. ideａ                   D.　metｈod
23.A. well         ﻩ B. baｄly        ﻩ C.　angrily          ﻩﻩD. ｒeally
24.Ａ. a gｉrl        ﻩﻩB． a ｌａdy        ﻩ Ｃ． a studｅnt             　ﻩD. a wiｆe
２５．A. imprｏve ｈｉm 　 B.　scｏld ｈｉm      　 Ｃ. help mｙself     　  Ｄ. belｉeｖｅ ｍyseｌf
26.A. have a ｒest    ﻩﻩB. have　ａ chａnｇe  C. take mｙ ｐlace          Ｄ.　havｅ　ａ　chaｎce
２7.A. my　hｕsband   ﻩB. myｓelf             　ﻩC. our　childreｎ      ﻩ D.　himself
2８．A． ｌａrge aｍoｕnt of ﻩB. ｆew       　   ﻩC． a sｍall nｕmｂer ｏf   D． quiｔe a　few
29.A. in ways       Ｂ. ｉn ordｅr            ﻩＣ. on the wａｙ              D.　ｏuｔ of　ordｅr
３0.Ａ.　cleａn        　ﻩﻩB.　ｄirty            C. smarｔ                  ﻩD. tｉｄy
3１.A.　ｍaｋing up     ﻩB． putｔing up        ﻩC.　tｕrｎinｇ up        　    　ﻩD. comiｎg uｐ
32．A. Aｆteｒ ａｌｌ       ﻩﻩB. Ｉn alｌ           C. At alｌ            　  Ｄ.　Ａｌl aｂove
33.A. paid　ａttｅｎtiｏn  　 Ｂ ． toｏk care      C. worked ｈarｄ           ﻩD. wａs　tiｒeｄ
３4.A. Ｎeｘt day        B. Somedａｙ      C. Tｈｅ　next　ｄaｙ        ﻩD. Aｆｔｅｒ　a ｄaｙ
35.A. with       　  　  ﻩB． to               ﻩC.　foｒ                 ﻩ D.　ｉn
３６.A.　thaｔ             ﻩ B.　ｗｈaｔ              ﻩＣ. who             ﻩD. whoｓe
37.A． more difｆｉcuｌt    ﻩB. more ｅasily    ﻩＣ．　ｍore diｒectly      D.　more　sｕrｐrisingｌy
38.Ａ. kinｄｎｅss          　 B. pｒｉdｅ               C. rudenｅss       　ﻩ D. fｅar
３9.A． ｔhis             ﻩ B．　thａｔ                ﻩC． it             　ﻩﻩ D. Ｉ
40.A. tｈｅ same        　 B.　ｄifferent     ﻩＣ.　bad          　   ﻩD. actｉve

III．阅读理解(共1５小题,每题3分,满分４5分)
A
Miｓｓ Goｇｅrs tauｇht physｉcs iｎ　a Ｎeｗ Ｙork　scｈooｌ． Ｌａsｔ montｈ sｈｅ　expｌaineｄ to onｅ　oｆ ｈer ｃlasｓes ａbouｔ sound, ａnd　ｓhe ｄeｃｉded tｏ ｔeｓｔ ｔhem to sｅe　hｏw ｓuccesｓful ｓhe　had ｂeen in　heｒ　exｐｌａnａtion. Sｈe said　to　ｔhem, “Now Ｉ haｖｅ ａ　brｏther　ｉｎ Los Angeｌes.　If Ｉ　was ｃalling him oｎ　the phoｎe　and aｔ　the same time you wｅre　75　feｅｔ　away, lｉｓｔening to ｍe frｏｍ across the　stｒｅeｔ,　wｈich　ｏf you wouｌd ｈear　whａt I　sａid eａrｌｉｅｒ, mｙ brｏther or　yｏu　aｎd fｏｒ what　rｅason?”
Ｔｏm at once answered, “Yｏur　ｂrｏtｈｅｒ.　Bｅcａｕse eｌｅcｔrｉcity travels ｆａsteｒ　thaｎ sounｄ　waves．” “Thａｔ＇s　ｅｖeｒy good,” Miｓs　Goｇers answered; but theｎ onｅ　of ｔhe girls raisｅd　her hand,　and Ｍｉss　Ｇogeｒs said． “Ｙes， Kate.”
“I　disagreｅ,” Kate　saｉｄ． “Your bｒotｈｅｒ would hｅar　yoｕ　eａrlｉｅr becaｕｓe wｈen ｉt'ｓ 11 o'clocｋ here ｉt＇ｓ　only 8 o'clｏcｋ ｉｎ Los Anｇeles.”
41. Misｓ Gogers　was　teaｃhinｇ her cｌass________＿.　
A. how to　teleｐhｏｎeﻩＢ． abouｔ ｅlectricｉty　 C. aｂｏut tiｍｅ zonｅ ﻩﻩD． about sound
42．Misｓ Goｇers　ｒaisｅd this quｅsｔioｎ bｅcａusｅ　ｓhe　wanteｄ　tｏ kｎｏｗ whether_____＿.
Ａ. iｔ ｗaｓ eaｓy to phoｎe　to Lｏｓ Angeles
B. her stuｄent couｌｄ heaｒ ｈer frｏm 75　feeｔ aｗaｙ
C. hｅr sｔudents had ｇｒasｐed hｅr lesson
D. ｓound waｖｅs weｒｅ　slower　ｔｈan ｅlｅctriciｔy
43.Ｔom thｏught　that ｅlecｔricｉｔy　was　＿______＿＿.　
Ａ． slower thaｎ soｕｎd waveｓ 　 ﻩB. faster ｔhａn　soｕnｄ wａves
C． ｎｏt　so fasｔ　ａs ｓoｕnd waｖｅs　 　 ﻩＤ. as　fａｓｔ ａｓ sounｄ ｗaves
4４.Ｋａｔe thｏuｇht　Toｍ was　wrong beｃauｓe _______．
Ａ．　ｃlocks in　Los Ａngeｌes sｈowed　a　diffｅｒenｔ time ｆroｍ　those　in New York
B. eｌectrｉcity　waｓ　sｌower than soｕnd waves
C．　Tom was ｎot good at physics at alｌ
D. Ｔom＇s　anｓwｅr　hａd notｈinｇ to do with ｓｏunｄ wａves
４5.Whoｓe　ａnｓwer do ｙou tｈink　ｉs cｏrrect　aｃcorｄing ｔo thｅ laｗ ｏf　ｐhyｓics?
　　A. Tｏm's 　 ﻩB．　Katｅ's 　　 Ｃ．　Ｂath A and B 　　ﻩD. Nｅitｈｅr A nｏr　Ｂ
B
Ｉt　was Monday. Mrs.　Ｓｍiｔh's ｄｏg　ｗas ｈｕｎgrｙ, but　ｔhｅre wａs not　aｎy　ｍｅat iｎ the house.
Ｃｏnｓidering that there waｓ nｏ　betｔer ｗaｙ． Mrｓ. Ｓｍith　took ａ piｅce of pａper,　ａnd wrote ｔｈｅ folｌowing ｗords ｏn it: “Ｇive　my ｄｏg half a ｐoｕnd　ｏf meａt.” Then she gave　thｅ papeｒ tｏ ｈｅr　ｄｏg and　ｓａiｄ ｇently： “Take ｔｈis to the buｔchｅｒ　(=ｐeｒsoｎ whｏse joｂ is　sｅlｌing meat）. ａnd he's ｇoｉng to　ｇive you your　lunch tｏｄaｙ．”
Hｏlｄｉng　the ｐiｅce oｆ pａpｅr in itｓ ｍoutｈ, thｅ dｏｇ ｒａn tｏ the butｃhｅr＇s. It ｇａｖe　the paper ｔo　ｔｈｅ butｃher. The　ｂutｃｈeｒ read it careｆully, recｏgnized that ｉt waｓ ｒｅally the　laｄy's haｎdｗｒitiｎg aｎd　soon did iｔ as ｈｅ waｓ　ａsked tｏ. The dｏg　wａs vｅｒｙ hapｐy,　and aｔｅ the meat up aｔ oｎce.
Ａt ｎooｎ, ｔhe ｄｏg cａme tｏ　the shop aｇain. It gaｖe thｅ　ｂｕtcｈeｒ　a pｉeｃe oｆ pａper ａgain. Afｔeｒ　ｒeadiｎｇ　ｉt，　hｅ　gaｖe it half a　poｕnd of meａt once ｍoｒe．
The nｅxｔ day, the dｏg came　aｇaｉn　exａctly　at　ｎoｏｎ． Anｄ ａｓ ｕsuaｌ,　ｉt brouｇhｔ a　pieｃｅ ｏf ｐａpｅr　in thｅ mouth. This time, the butcher ｄｉｄ not　takｅ　a lｏok aｔ pａper， ａｎｄ　ｇave the dog　iｔｓ meat, ｆor　he ｈaｄ regardｅd tｈe doｇ　ａs one　of his　custｏｍerｓ　(=peｏｐle who　ｂuy ｓtｈ.　frｏｍ a　shoｐ）.
But,　ｔｈｅ dog came　again ａt　fouｒ o'ｃlock. Ａｎｄ the saｍe　thing hａppｅned once again. Ｔo　the　butcher's more sｕrprise,　it came ｆor　tｈｅ third ｔiｍe at　six o＇clock, aｎd broｕght ｗｉtｈ it　a thiｒd pｉeｃｅ of papｅｒ. The butchｅr ｆelt a　bｉt　puzｚｌed． He saｉd to　himself, “Ｔhis is　a smａｌl　doｇ． Why does Mrs. Sｍiｔh　givｅ it sｏ ｍucｈ ｍeat to　eaｔ　today?”
Ｌooking ａt　the piece ｏf　paper, he fouｎd　that thｅre were　ｎｏt　ａnｙ wｏrds　on it!
46．Ｍrs　Smith treated ｈeｒ ｌｉｔtle ｄｏｇ quiｔe_＿__＿＿___.
　A. ｃruellｙ 　ﻩB. ｆａirly 　ﻩﻩC.　ｋiｎdlｙ 　ﻩD. friｅndly
47.Ｉt seｅmed tｈaｔ　ｔｈe ｄog knew well thaｔ tｈe papｅｒ Ｍrs Smith gave　it__＿____.
　A． mｉｇht dｏ　it　muｃh hａrm　ﻩﻩ B. cｏuｌd do it　much gｏod
　 C．　would hｅlｐ　the bｕtcｈer D. was ｗorｔh　manｙ pounｄs
48.Tｈe bｕtcher ｄid ｎot　ｇｉve　any meaｔ　to thｅ dog　______＿_＿_.
　 A. beｆore hｅ　ｆelt　sure tｈａt the ｗords　were reａｌｌy written　by　Mrs． Ｓmith
　 B.　ｗhｅn he foｕnd　that the words oｎ the papｅｒ ｗere not　clear
　　C. becauｓｅ　he had sｏld　ｏｕｔ ａll　tｈe meaｔ in　his shop
Ｄ. until　he wａｓ　paid ｅnｏugh ｂy Mrｓ． Smiｔh
４9.Fｒom its　ｅxｐeｒｉeｎce,　ｔhe dｏg fｏｕnｄ tｈａt ＿_______.
　A． only thｅ　pａpeｒ witｈ Ｍrｓ. Ｓmiｔｈ'ｓ wｏrｄs ｉｎ　it could bring ｉt　ｍｅat
　B． tｈe butcher ｗould ｇｉve thｅ meaｔ to iｔ whｅnｅｖｅr he saｗ ｉｔ
　　C. Ｍrs Sｍith ｗoulｄ paｙ　for the　meat it goｔ from the　ｂｕtchｅr
　 Ｄ. a ｐiｅce ｏf pａｐer could　bring iｔ　haｌf a ｐounｄ of mｅat
5０.Ａt the　ｅnｄ oｆ ｔｈe ｓtory, ｙou'll fｉnｄ ｔhaｔ ___＿___.
　　Ａ. thｅ doｇ was　ｃlevｅr ｅｎough to　ｗritｅ　on the paper　
　 B. tｈe ｄoｇ dａreｄ　nｏt　ｇo tｏ ｔhe　ｂｕtｃｈｅr＇ｓ aｎy　moｒｅ
C.　ｔhe bｕtcheｒ ｗas　tolｄ not ｔo ｇivｅ ａny meａt　tｏ ｔhe　doｇ
D. tｈe ｂuｔchｅr　found　hiｍseｌf　cheated　by　the ｃlｅver animal
C
Startｅｄ in 1636, Hａrvarｄ Univerｓiｔy　is thｅ oldｅｓt oｆ all　the many　collｅges　ａnd univｅrｓitｉes in the　Uniteｄ Ｓtａtes． Yale， Ｐｒiｎcetｏｎ, Ｃoluｍbia ａｎd Darｔmouｔh　were opened soon　ａftｅr Hａrvaｒｄ.
In tｈｅ earlｙ　yeaｒs,　these　schooｌ were muｃh aliｋe　(=simｉlar)．Onｌy　youｎｇ meｎ ｗent to　collｅｇe.　All tｈe ｓtｕｄents ｓｔudied ｔhe ｓａme sｕbｊeｃts,　and　everyone　learned Ｌatiｎ,　Greｅk　and　Hebrｅw．　Littlｅ ｗas kｎoｗｎ about science tｈen, and oｎｅ kind　ｏf　ｓcｈoｏl coulｄ　tｅａcｈ ｅveｒything　ｔhat wａｓ ｋnown aｂoｕt the ｗorｌd. When thｅ sｔｕdｅnts ｇraduaｔed,　ｍoｓｔ of　theｍ became ｍiｎisｔers oｒ teaｃhers.
Iｎ １782,　Hａrvard started　a mｅdical　school ｆor yｏung men whｏ　wanted ｔo becoｍe doctｏrs． Later， lａwyeｒｓ could reｃeive thｅｉr tｒａｉｎｉｎg　ｉｎ Harvard's　law schoｏl. In 1８2５， besides Laｔｉn and Ｇreek, Ｈaｒｖａｒd ｂeｇaｎ　tｅaching　modern langｕageｓ, sｕch as Fｒeｎｃh and　Gｅｒｍan. Sｏoｎ ｉt　ｂegａn teaching　Americaｎ hｉstoｒｙ.
As ｋnowledge inｃｒeaｓed, Hａｒvard ａnd othｅr ｃolｌegeｓ bｅgaｎ to ｔeａcｈ mａｎy　nｅw sｕbｊects. Studeｎｔs wｅre alｌｏwed to chｏoｓe the　ｓubjｅcts ｔhat iｎterestｅd　tｈｅm.
Todａｙ,　therｅ aｒe ｍａｎy　different kinｄｓ ｏｆ cｏｌｌeges aｎd uｎiversitieｓ． Moｓｔ　oｆ　ｔhem arｅ made up of ｓmalｌer scｈools ｔｈat　ｄｅaｌ wiｔh spｅcial　fｉｅlds　of lｅarnｉng．　Theｒe's so much to ｌeaｒn　ｔhaｔ oｎｅ kind　ｏf scｈｏｏｌ　cａn't ｏffｅｒ　it　alｌ.
51.Thｅ oldest uｎｉversｉty iｎ　tｈe US iｓ _＿_______.
　A. Yａｌe　 B．　Harvard 　 ﻩC. Pｒinceton 　　 D． Cｏlｕmbiａ
52.Froｍ the sｅcｏnd ｐarａgｒａph,　ｗe caｎ see　ｔhａt in　ｔｈe earｌy yｅａrs, __＿___.
　 A. thｏsｅ ｃolleｇeｓ and ｕniｖersities werｅ ｔhe sａme
　Ｂ． pｅｏplｅ， ｙoｕng　or oｌｄ, ｍight study in thｅ　ｃｏllｅges
　 C. stｕdｅｎｔｓ studｉed ｏnly　some lanｇuages　and sｃieｎce
　　Ｄ. when　tｈe studeｎts　ｆinished their school, they becaｍe lａwyerｓ ｏr teaｃherｓ
５3.Mｏderｎ langｕaｇes tｈe Haｒvaｒd　taｕgｈt　ｉn　1825 wｅre ＿__＿____．
　 A. Latin and Greek　 ﻩ ﻩﻩＢ. Latiｎ,　Gｒeｅn, French　anｄ Gｅrman
　 C. Ａmeriｃａn historｙ aｎd　Germａn ﻩ D.　French　and Ｇerman
54.As　knｏｗledｇe incrｅased，　colleｇｅｓ ｂegａｎ to ｔeaｃh＿__＿___.
　 A. everythinｇ　that wａs knｏwｎ ﻩB. lａw anｄ　ｓoｍething abｏut mｅdiｃiｎe
　C.　manｙ　new subｊects　　ﻩﻩﻩﻩD. ｔhe subjects tｈat interesteｄ sｔuｄenｔs
55.On　ｔｈe whole, ｔｈｅ passａge iｓ aｂout＿__＿__＿____.
　　A. ｈow to ｓtａｒt a　uｎｉveｒsｉｔy　　ﻩ B. the worｌd-famoｕs　cｏlｌeges　ｉn America
　C.　ｈoｗ cｏlｌeges ｈave changed　 ﻩD. what　kiｎd　of lesson eａcｈ colleｇe　ｔeａｃhes

第二卷 非选择题
I． 用所给单词旳合适形式填空（有多余选项)(每空１分，共5分）
feｅｌiｎｇs  　lonely　  sｅnｉor  ａlone   suｒvive  　sharｅ  enjoy
Aｓ ａ 1  higｈ schｏol sｔudent, I　have　a grｅaｔ many ｆriends. Ｔheｙ comｅ from ｄｉｆferent plａces, brinｇiｎg me many dｉｆｆｅrent  2 　　. Tｈere iｓ one ｗhoｍ I pｒiｚｅ ｏvｅr　ｔhe ｒesｔ. Ｉ firsｔ made hiｓ acquaintance ｗhｅn I　ｂegan　to ｇo to sｃｈｏol. Ｈe has bｅｅｎ ｍy ｃonstant ｃompanｉon　eｖer ｓincｅ.
Tｈｏｕｇh hｅ is seｒiｏus in appｅarａnce, he never failｓ to ｂe iｎteｒｅsting. Often hｅ ｉs　ｃleveｒ anｄ loyaｌ, ｓomeｔiｍeｓ eｖｅｎ enjoｙablｅ. In　my opinｉｏn,　he is　the most　ｈelpful　friｅnd a pｅrｓｏn cｏｕｌd haｖe. He kｎoｗs almost all the lanｇｕageｓ iｎ the　wｏrld aｎd every eｖeｎt　of hisｔory. Iｆ　I feel  3 ,　hｅ　will　aｃcoｍpany　me， enｃoｕrage ｍe to 　　　　　4 　 the haｒd time and helｐ　to chａnge my worｌd.
Ｍｙ ｆrｉend　iｓ enｄlｅssly ｐatｉeｎt. Ｉ cａｎ ｔurn ｔo hiｍ for heｌp again and aｇaiｎ, and hｅ　iｓ aｌways ready　to teａch. Ｗhen　I ａｍ hapｐy, he jｏinｓ me and ５ 　 　  my　haｐpinesｓ. Whｅn I　aｍ in low ｓｐiｒitｓ, he lifts me　uｐ． Now I’m sｕrｅ ｙou ａlｒeadｙ know my ｂest　ｆrienｄ. Ｈｉs nａｍｅ is　“Bｏｏk”.

II．根据短文以及所缺单词旳首字母,写出单词旳对旳形式。(每空1分,共５分）
Bｕｔ ｈoｗ could thｅ　ｓurvｉｖoｒs beｌieｖe　iｔ was natuｒal? Eveｒywhｅrｅ　they lｏoked nearly ｅvｅｒｙｔhing ｗas　d 　　 　　 　　６　． Alｌ ｏf tｈe cｉｔｙ’ｓ hospiｔaｌs, ７5% oｆ its ｆaｃｔories ａnd　buiｌdings and 9０%　of its　hｏｍeｓ werｅ　gｏne． Ｂricks　c　 　 　 　 　　7 the grouｎd　likｅ ｒeｄ ａutumn leaveｓ. No wiｎd, hoｗeｖｅr,　couｌd bｌow tｈem　awａｙ． Two ｄaｍs fell and most ｏf　the bridges　aｌso ｆｅll ｏｒ were nｏt saｆe for travelｉｎg.　Tｈｅ raｉlwａy ｔracks　were　now usｅｌｅss p