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高级英语周测试题
一、单项填空（15分)
1.Chuck lｅarns that ｗｅ ｎeed　ｆrienｄs to share　ｈappｉness　ａnd sｏrrow,and tｈａt iｔ ｉs　impoｒtａnt　to have someoｎe　＿____＿＿＿.
　 　 A.tｏ care ａbout 　 　 　 　 　 B.carｅ about
　 Ｃ.to be caｒeｄ aｂｏut 　 　　 　 　 Ｄ．ｃariｎg　about
2.Ｈe unｄerstaｎds thａt fｒiendship ｉｓ aboｕt feeliｎgs and that we must　give　as mｕcｈ as ｗe ＿____＿_＿.
　 A.bring 　　 Ｂ.takｅ 　 　 　 Ｃ.wａnt　　 　　 　D.like
３.Ｉｎ　aｒｅａ　Australia is　apprｏximatｅly the ｓame sizｅ　as thｅ USA (ｗithout Ａｌaska),ｗhｉch,howｅｖeｒ,has more　tｈａｎ 1４　ｔimeｓ　_＿___＿__　peｏple．
　 　 A.aｓ　ｍany　 　 　　Ｂ．as　mａny ａs 　　Ｃ．so mａny 　 D.Many
4.Yｏｕ may know　that ａ pen ｆriend,oｒ ａ　ｐｅn pａl，iｓ soｍeone ________．
　 A.you　write letters to hｉm　 　 B．who you　write leｔｔｅrs with
　　　　 　C.you wｒite　lettｅrs tｏ 　 D．wｈom yｏu　wriｔｅ　leｔters with
５.Iｎ onｌｙ ５0 ｙｅars,English　hａs ｄｅveｌopｅd ｉnｔo the languagｅ mｏst _＿＿_＿___　spoken and uｓｅd　iｎ the world．
　　A.ｇrｅatly 　　 　　 B．wｉdelｙ 　 C．largely 　 　 　　Ｄ．vaｓtly
６.Iｎ tｈe sａme waｙ Amｅrｉcans　ｓtill　uｓe　thｅ　ｅxpｒｅsｓiｏn “I gｕｅss” （meａnｉng “I　think”),jusｔ　__＿__＿__ ３００ yeaｒs　ago.
　 A.ａｓ thｅ　Bｒitish dｉd 　　　 　 　 　 Ｂ．as　tｈe Bｒitish　had
　 C.wｈat　tｈe Ｂriｔish diｄ 　 　 　 　 　 D.what the　Bｒiｔisｈ　ｈad
7.Aｔ　the　sａme timｅ，Ｂｒｉtish　Eｎglｉｓh and Ａmerican　Ｅnｇlisｈ　stａｒtｅd boｒｒｏwiｎｇ woｒｄs　frｏm other languaｇes，______＿_ wｉth different worｄs.
　 　 　　 A．to ｅｎｄ ｕｐ　 　 　 　 　　 　　　 　　　Ｂ．eｎding up
　 　 　 Ｃ.ended ｕp　 　 　 　　 　 　D．having endｅd up
8．_＿___＿_＿ tｈesｅ diｆfｅrences　in spelling,writteｎ Ｅnglisｈ is ｍore ｏr lｅss　thｅ sａme in bｏth Brｉtiｓh aｎd Aｍericaｎ Ｅnglｉsh.
Ａ．Besidｅｓ B．Exｃepｔ 　 　 Ｃ.Iｎstｅaｄ oｆ 　 　　　　D.Except fｏｒ　
９.The caｐｉtal of Aｕsｔrａｌｉa is Canbeｒra,a city ________ beｔwｅen　Syｄney aｎｄ Meｌbouｒｎe．
　　　 　A.loｃａｔｅd 　　 B．is　located　　 　C.loｃatiｎg 　　　 D.iｓ　ｌｏcａtiｎｇ
10.Tｈe naｍｅ “ｗhiｔｅwａtｅr”　coｍeｓ　from the faｃt _______＿ the water　ｉn　these　sｔｒeａms aｎｄ riveｒs　looks whｉtｅ when　it moｖes　qｕｉckｌy.
　 　 　A.hoｗ 　 　 B.tｈat 　 　 　 　 C.wｈｅｔhｅｒ　 D．which
１１.Ｍaｎy of ｔoday’s trａvelers ａｒe ｌooｋing foｒ _＿_____＿ unｕsual　ｅｘperienｃｅ and _______＿　aｄｖｅnｔure　ｔraveｌ ｉs bｅｃomｉｎg　moｒｅ ｐopuｌar．
　 　Ａ．an；the Ｂ.／；tｈe　 　　 C./;an　 　 　 D.an；/
12．He　tｏld mｅ tｈat I coｕｌｄ go　on ________ to Ｌeshan ａnd Ｅｍeｉ，which wａsn’t too exｐensｉve.
　 A．ａ twｏ-day trｉp 　 　 　 　 　　 Ｂ.a twｏ-days ｔｒip
　 C.two day’ｓ tｒip　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　　 Ｄ.two days’ tｒip
13.My plane ___＿_＿___ aｔ seven,　so　Ｉ ｔhink we’ll　takｅ ａ taｘｉ．
　 　 A.will　lｅａve 　　 Ｂ.is ｇｏｉng　ｔo　leave　 　 　C．leaves　 　　 D.is abouｔ ｔｏ

14．Daｒwin　coｕnｔed 2２5 flｏｗｅｒing plaｎtｓ,＿＿_＿__ he colleｃtｅd and　brouｇht home 193.
　 　 A．fｒoｍ whｉcｈ 　 　 　 　 　 B．of whｉch　
　 　　 C.for whiｃh 　 　 　 　　　 　 D．ｄuriｎg　ｗhich
１5.Hｉkinｇ　is _＿____＿＿ and excitiｎg，ｂuｔ ｙou shｏuｌdn’t　forgeｔ sａｆｅtｙ.
　 A.a　greａｔ fuｎ　 　　 　　 　 　 　 　 　 B．great　fｕn
　 Ｃ．ｇreaｔ　fuｎｎy 　　　 　 　 　 　 　 　 D.greatｌy funny
二、完形填空(30分）
   Oｎｅ daｙ, Raul waｓ　mｉles aｗay　from tｈe　smaｌl　raｎｃh（牧场)　house iｎ ａ largｅ ｖａllｅy.　1６ seemed to be ａｌl righｔ, yeｔ ｈe felt strａnｇe　and soｍｅwhat　unｅaｓy.　The wind had picked　uｐ,　ａnd　ａngry, daｒk clｏuds 17 acrosｓ　the sky. He　ｃｏｕld sｍelｌ tｈe rain　coming． Ａｎd　ｉt ｄｉd. １8　,tｈe liｇｈtning fｌasｈed tｈｒoｕgh thｅ clouds, neaｒｌy  １9  Rａul.　Ｔhe thunder（雷声） was　ｓｏ lｏud　tｈat hｅ　ｂuried　his  20   iｎ　hｉs　ｈands and ｒubbed hiｓ eyｅs．　Theｎ hｅ hｅard iｔ. Hooｆbeatｓ(蹄声）.He 2１.There beｆore ｈim ｓtood a talｌ, ｗhite 22　． An　olｄ man ｓｔared dｏｗn at hiｍ ｆroｍ iｔs baｃk.ﻫ   　“Wh－wh-ｗｈo are y－y-yoｕ?”　aｓkｅd　Rauｌ. “My name　ｉs　Graｙ Clｏud,” ｔhｅ ｏld ｍan aｎswerｅd 23 .“Coｍe ｗｉｔh me.”ﻫ   　Ｒauｌ　followed on ｈis　horse. Ａ 24 ｆeeliｎg camｅ over ｈim. All 25 theｍ　tｈe rａin　waｓ pｏｕｒing down,  ２6  not a　dｒop　fell oｎ tｈeｍ．　They　ｓeemed　to be 27   bacｋ toｗard　Raul’ｓ　home. Raｕl ｌost tｒaｃｋ of tｉmｅ. Ｔheｎ alｌ at ｏｎce　he fouｎｄ 2８at the　rancｈ　gate. The old man ｔｕrnｅd his horsｅ, 2９hiｓ hanｄ, ａnd smｉlｅd. Lightniｎg flaｓhed　agaｉn. Thｅ old　ｍａn　ａnd hｉs ｈorse wｅre 30.　ﻫ    Rauｌ’s ｆａtheｒ raｎ　out　acrｏss ｔｈe　yard to   31 hｉm. “Wｅ ｈave　ｂeｅn ３２ sicｋ ａbout yｏu. Ａre you okaｙ? Hｕｒry．　Ｌet’s ｇｅt　in ｏut　ｏf　tｈe ３3 .”
    “Ｗaｉｔ,” ｓaid　Rａuｌ. “Ｈavｅ you ｅvｅr hｅard of　aｎ old mａn ｃaｌled Gray Cloｕd?”
“Can’t saｙ I …waｉt. Ｉ 34my great-ｇranｄfatheｒ useｄ ｔo tｅll　sｔoriｅd about a mａn ｃallｅｄ Ｇray Cloｕd. He dｉed　a long tｉmｅ　ａgo. They say he ｗaｓ 35  by lｉgｈtning during a terｒible　ｔhｕnderstoｒm. Whｙ　do you ask?”
16.　Ａ． Sｏmeｔhing  　　B． Eｖｅrytｈing 　　 C． Anythｉng    D.　Notｈｉnｇ
1７. A. drｏppeｄ  　　 B. ｆeｌl  　　 C.　rolled  　　 　 D． covereｄﻫ18.A.Suddｅnｌｙ  　B． Ｓtrongｌy 　　　 C． Qｕiｃklｙ  　 　 Ｄ. Ｈarｄｌyﻫ1９.A．beatiｎg  B.　bｌinｄｉng  　 C. burnｉng  D. ｔouchiｎg
2０.A．nose  　 　Ｂ． haｉｒ  　 　　 　Ｃ.　ｎeck  Ｄ． head
２1.A．lookeｄ up 　 　 B.　woke up 　 　C． lay　dｏwn 　 　Ｄ. sat dｏｗn
22.Ａ．ｔiger  　 　 B． horsｅ  　 Ｃ. liｏｎ  　 D. elｅphanｔﻫ２3．A.lazilｙ 　 　 　Ｂ.　angrily  　　 Ｃ. ｃｏｌｄly  　 D.　ｓlｏwｌyﻫ24.A．ｎatural 　 　 　 Ｂ. common  　　Ｃ．　sｔｒange  　 Ｄ.　ｂadﻫ25.A.aｒｏuｎd  　 　 Ｂ. ｂeｓide  　 C.　ｔhｒoｕgh  　　Ｄ. aboｖeﻫ26.A.yeｔ  　 　 B. fｏr 　 　　　 　 　 C． sｏ  　 D.　ｏr
２７．A．walking  　 B.　lｅading 　 　 　 Ｃ． hｅaｄing  　　 D ．rｅturｎinｇﻫ28.A．theｍ 　 　 Ｂ. themｓelves  Ｃ. ｈim  D. hiｍｓelｆﻫ２9.A.shoｏｋ  　 Ｂ. wａved 　 　 　 C. hｅld  　 　D. ｔoｏｋ
３0.A.gｏne  　 　 　B. left  Ｃ. folｌoｗeｄ  D. lostﻫ3１.Ａ．see 　 　 B. meet  　 　 　　C.　ｂeａt 　 　 D． askﻫ32.Ａ.waiteｄ  B． tｈougｈｔ  　 　 C． worrｉｅd 　 D. excｉｔeｄﻫ33.A.yaｒd  B. wind  　 　 　C. ｇrass  D .ｒａinﻫ3４.A.believe 　 　 B.　coｎsｉder  　 　 C． doubt  　 D. fｏrgetﻫ35.A.defeａteｄ 　　　 　 B. cａugｈt  　　 　 　Ｃ．　damageｄ  D. sｔruck
三、阅读理解(20分）
A
Rome　hａd　the　Fｏruｍ．. Ｌｏndoｎ　has Speaker’s　Cｏrneｒ. Now alwａys－on-ｔhｅ-go Ｎew Yorkerｓ have　Lｉz and Biｌｌ．
Liz ａｎｄ Bilｌ, tｗo　college gradｕａtes in their　eaｒly　２0s， have ｓpent a ｗhole　year tｒｙｉｎｇ ｔｏ ｈavｅ　thouｓanｄs of ｐeople talｋ to tｈem in suｂwaｙ　stａtiｏns aｎd　oｎ　ｂusy ｓtreet cｏrners. Ｊｕst taｌｋ.
Ｕｓｉng a 2-foｏt-ｔall sｉgn　thａt sayｓ， “Ｔａlｋ　tｏ　Me,” thｅy attｒacｔ cｏnｖｅｒｓaｔionaliｓts， who onｅ eveｎing inclｕdeｄ ａ mｅｎtａl patiｅｎｔ, and ｍｅｎ in busｉness　sｕitｓ．
Ｔhey ｄon’t colｌｅct moｎey. Ｔｈeｙ don’t ｐuｓh　ｒeligion. So whaｔ’ｓ thｅ point？
“To sｅe　ｗhat ｈaｐpeｎs,” saｉd Liz. “We　ｓimpｌy enｊｏy ｌife with ｏｐeｎ comｍunｉcation.”
Ｓhｏrtｌｙ after the Seｐｔeｍber 11，　 attaｃks,　they　deｃｉdeｄ tｏ waｌk from New Yｏrk Ｃitｙ to Ｗａshiｎgｔon, a ２７0-mｉle ｔrｉｐ． Ｔhey　fｏｕnｄ tｈeｙ lｏveｄ tａｌking　to people alonｇ ｔｈe way　ａnd wanted　to continｕe talｋing　wiｔｈ　ｓｔrangeｒs afｔer　their　return.
“It starｔed aｓ a　crａｚy idea,” Liz ｓaid. “Ｗe ｗerｅ so ｃuriｏuｓ about all　ｔhe strangｅrs walking　ｂy ｗith their　lｉｆe　stoｒｉｅs.　Ｐeｏpｌe wiｌl　ｔalｋ to ｕs ａbouｔ　anythｉng： tｈｅir jｏｂｓ， their ｃlｏtｈes, ｔheir ｃhiｌｄhoｏｄ eｘpｅrｉｅnｃeｓ, aｎyｔhing.”
Denise wantｅd　to tａlk about aｎ　eｘam ｓｈe was about to ｔａke.　Ｓhe ｈad sｔｏppｅd　ｂｙ fｏｒ the　sｅｃond time　in two　ｄays， to　ｌet the two ｌisteners knoｗ ｈow ｉｔ　went．
Mａrcｉa had　loｓt ｈer hｕsbａnd ｔｏ a sｅriｏus diseａse.　“That was very ｈeavy on my miｎd,”　Marcia　saｉd. “Ｔo　be able ｔo taｌk aｂｏut it to toｔal　ｓtｒaｎgerｓ waｓ vｅｒy　gooｄ，”　she exｐlａined．
To cｅｌebraｔe ａ　yｅａr of tａlkiｎg，　the two　held ａ　get－together　in　a ｃity park ｆor all ｔhe　people　thｅy haｄ ｍeｔ　oveｒ the past yｅａr. A feｗ　hｕｎdｒｅd peopｌe shｏwed　uｐ, ａs ｗｅll aｓ somｅ ｔeleｖisioｎ cameｒaｍen anｄ　reｐorｔers．
They may plan ｍore parties ｏｒ try to attract　mｏrｅ people to ｊoｉn thｅir infｏｒmal　tａlks. Sｏme publisherｓ have　ｅｘpresｓｅd　interｅst　in a boｏｋ， ｓomething ｔhey say thｅy’ll consiｄeｒ.
3６. What dｉd Liz　and Ｂill start doing　afｔer　Septembｅｒ ？   
A.　Ｃｈattiｎg with ｐeｏｐｌe．                         B. Seｔtinｇ　up　strｅet　ｓiｇns.
C.　Telling sｔｏrieｓ to ｓtrangers.                 D.　Orｇａnizｉng a speakｅｒ’ｓ ｃorneｒ.
37. What theｙ have　been doｉｎg can be　descrｉbed　as ______. 
A． poiｎtlｅss            B. normaｌ                  Ｃ.　ｃrazｙ                D． ｓｕｃcessfuｌ
3８. Why　are Denise and　Maｒcia　mentｉｏｎed in　tｈe tｅｘｔ?    　
A. They　knew Liz and Ｂiｌl very well.
B. They happｅned to meet ｔhe wｒｉｔｅr　of the　text.
C． Thｅy oｒgａnized　the gｅｔ-tｏｇethｅr ｉｎ thｅ ｃiｔy　pａrｋ.
D. They are eｘamｐles of　thｏse　ｗho talked tｏ Ｌiz ａnｄ　Ｂill.
3９． What wiｌl Liz aｎd Ｂilｌ ｄo　in the ｆutuｒe?     
A． Go　in ｆoｒ pｕblｉshｉng.                         　Ｂ． Do more televｉｓion proｇramｓ.
Ｃ. Ｃｏntinue ｗhat they　are doinｇ.             D. Sｐenｄ more ｔimｅ　ｒｅａdｉnｇ bｏoks．
40.　Hｏｗ ｄo theｙ like　the　idea of wｒｉting a boｏk?
A. Tｈey have ｄeciｄｅd to　wait a yｅar oｒ tｗｏ.
Ｂ． Ｔhey wｉll thｉｎｋ abouｔ ｉt　ｃareｆｕllｙ.
C.　Ｔhey　agrｅed imｍeｄｉatｅly.
Ｄ．　Ｔheｙ ｆiｎｄ iｔ hａrd to ｄo ｔｈaｔ
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THE BROＮTE FAMILＹ
Ｙｏrｋshiｒe, Ｅnglaｎd waｓ tｈe　setｔing for　tｗo ｇreａt noｖｅls　of the 19th　ｃeｎｔury. These wｅre Ｃharｌｏtte Broｎte’s　Jａne Eｙre aｎｄ Emilｙ Brｏｎte’s Wｕthｅring Hｅights. The younｇest sister,　Annｅ,　waｓ　also ａ　giｆｔeｄ noｖeｌist, and ｈｅｒ ｂoｏks haｖe tｈe　same exｔraorｄinaｒｙ　quaｌity as her　ｓiｓteｒs’.
Theiｒ ｆatｈｅr ｗａs　Patｒｉck Ｂrontｅ， boｒn ｉn Ｉreland． Hｅ movｅd wｉtｈ his　ｗifｅ, Maｒia Bｒonte，　and theｉr six　smａll　ｃhｉｌdｒｅn to Haworｔｈ in Yｏrｋｓｈire ｉｎ　1８20. Sooｎ ａｆteｒ， Mrｓ. Broｎte anｄ　the two elｄeｓt chｉｌｄrｅｎ　dieｄ，　leａvｉng ｔhe ｆａthｅr to caｒe　fｏr tｈe rｅmaiｎinｇ thrｅe　girls and a boy.
Chaｒlｏttｅ　was bｏrｎ　ｉn　１8１6, Ｅmily　waｓ　born　in １818 and Anne iｎ　1８2０. Thｅir　bｒｏther Brａnwelｌ wａs boｒn in 1817.　Lｅft to　themselves, the ｃhildren wrote aｎｄ tｏｌd　ｓtorｉes ａnd　waｌked oｖer ｔhe hｉlls. They greｗ　up laｒgelｙ selｆ-educateｄ.　Braｎｗell　showｅｄ　a　great ｉｎteｒｅst in　drawiｎg． Tｈｅ girls weｒe　determｉｎed ｔo ｅarｎ moneｙ　for　hｉs ａrt educａtｉon.　They　tooｋ posiｔions　ａｓ ｔeacheｒｓ or taught cｈiｌdｒen iｎ their ｈoｍes.
As　cｈildrｅｎ　theｙ had aｌｌ written manｙ ｓtｏriｅs. Ｃharlｏtte, ａｓ a　ｙｏung　gｉrｌ, aｌonｅ wrote ２2 boｏkｓ, eacｈ ｗith ６0　to 10０ pａgeｓ ｏf small handｗritｉng． Thｅrｅfｏｒｅ，　they tｕｒneｄ　ｔo wriｔｉnｇ for ｉncomｅ. By 18４7， Charlottｅ haｄ ｗrittｅｎ The Ｐrｏfessor;　Emily,　Wｕtherｉng Heigｈｔs; and Ａnｎe, Agnes Grey.　After muｃh diffｉcuｌty Anne ａnｄ Ｅmｉly ｆｏunｄ a pｕbｌishｅr(出版商),　ｂｕt ｔｈerｅ ｗas　no iｎterest shown in Ｃhaｒlｏtte’ｓ ｂook.(It ｗas　nｏt publiｓhｅd uｎtil　1８59.) Hｏwever,　ｏne ｐubｌｉｓhｅr eｘpresseｄ aｎ ｉnterest in seeｉng moｒe oｆ　heｒ work. Jａnｅ Eｙre ｗas alｒeaｄy　stａrｔeｄ, ａnｄ shｅ hurriedly finiｓhed ｉt. It was accｅｐted ａｔ onｃe; thus　eａcｈ of　ｔhｅ sisｔer ｈａｄ a book publishｅｄ in 1847．
Jane Eｙｒe was immediａｔｅｌｙ succeｓsfｕl;　the ｏther two,　howｅver, dｉd noｔ do so ｗelｌ．　Peopｌe did noｔ like　Wuthering Heights. Thｅy　sａid iｔ ｗaｓ　too ｗild,　ｔoｏ anｉmal-likｅ.　Buｔ　ｇｒaｄｕａｌly it ｃaｍe ｔo be ｃonsideｒed one of　the fiｎeｓt　noｖｅｌs ｉn　ｔhｅ Eｎglisｈ ｌaｎｇuage. Ｅｍily lｉveｄ only a short ｗhｉle aｆtｅr　the publicａｔｉｏn ｏf hｅr　booｋ, ａnd Anne died in 1８49.
Chaｒｌotｔe pｕbliｓhed　Ｓｈｉrlｅｙ in　１849, and Vｉlleｔｔe in １853. In １85４　ｓhe ｍarｒieｄ Arthur Ｂｅll　Nicｈoｌls．　Ｂｕt oｎｌy ａ ｙear lａteｒ， ｓhe died oｆ　tubeｒculｏｓis（肺结核) ａs hｅr sisteｒｓ ｈad.
41． Ｗhａt did ｔhｅ　Broｎｔe ｓisｔeｒs want　tｏ　do ｆｏr　Branwell Ｂrｏntｅ?
A.　Ｈｅlｐ hiｍ　write storieｓ． Ｂ． Helｐ hｉm　geｔ　traiｎed　iｎ arｔ．
Ｃ. Ｔeach hｉm how ｔｏ ｄｒaw ｗell． 　Ｄ． Teａch him　how to ｅducate ｈimself．
42. Ｗe　kｎｏw froｍ thｅ texｔ thａt ＿__＿__.
A.　Jane Eyｒe was　published in 184７
Ｂ. Chaｒlotte Bｒｏnte ｗｒotｅ ２2　ｂｏoks iｎ all
Ｃ.　ｔhe　Bｒonｔe sisters reｃｅiveｄ good eduｃａtion
D． Pａtrick Ｂrｏntｅ ｈelｐｅd his dauｇhtｅrs wｉth tｈeir ｗｉring
43.　Ｗhich　of tｈe ｆolｌowinｇ　was ｐｕbｌｉsｈed aｆter tｈe　deatｈ ｏｆ ｉts　ｗriter?
A. Shｉrley B.　Viｌletｔｅ C.　Ａgnes Grey D． Ｔhe Prｏfessor
４4． The ｕｎderlined ｗoｒds “thｅ other ｔｗｏ” in ｔｈe 5tｈ paragraｐh ｒefeｒs　to＿______.
A. Shiｒｌey and Villｅtte　 　　B.　Ｔhe Prｏfeｓsor ａnｄ Agnｅs Grey
Ｃ. Agnｅs Ｇrey ａnd Wutｈerinｇ　Ｈeighｔｓ 　 　D.　Thｅ　Proｆessor ａnd Wuｔheｒing Hｅighｔｓ
45. Wｈaｔ　dｏ we　know　about ｔhe Ｂrｏnｔｅ sisteｒs ｆrom　the text？
A.　Ｔheir ｎovｅlｓ　iｎterested　fｅｗ puｂlishers.
B． None ｏｆ　thｅm had mｏre than ｔwo　books　ｐｕbliｓｈｅd．
C. Nｏne　ｏｆ them liｖed lonｇeｒ thａn 40 yeａr old．
D.　Emiｌy wａｓ　the　lｅaｓｔ ｓuccessful ｏf thｅ three.
周测试题答题卡
班级_＿______姓名＿__＿___＿＿_学号__＿__＿___

０1　[Ａ] [Ｂ] [C] [Ｄ]      ０6 [A] [Ｂ］ [C] [D］      11［A] [B]　[C] [D］
０2 [A] [B］ [Ｃ] [Ｄ］      07 [A] [B］　[C]　［D]      12[A] [B］ [Ｃ] ［D］
03 [A]　[B] [C] ［Ｄ]      08　[A] [B] [C]　[D］      １３ [A] [B] ［Ｃ] ［D］
04 [A] ［B]　[Ｃ] [D]      09 [A] [B] ［C] ［D]      １4 ［A]　[B] [C] ［D]
0５ [A]　[Ｂ] [C]　[D]      １０ [A］ [B] ［C] [D］      1５ [A]　［B] [C] [D]

１６ [Ａ] [Ｂ] [Ｃ] [D]      ２1 [A] [B] [C] [D］      26[A]　[Ｂ］ [C] ［D]
17 ［Ａ] [Ｂ] [Ｃ] [D]      ２２ ［A] ［B] ［C］　[Ｄ]      ２7[Ａ] [Ｂ] [Ｃ] [Ｄ]
18 [Ａ] [Ｂ] [Ｃ] ［D］      2３ [A］　［B］　［C]　［Ｄ]      28 ［A］　［B]　［Ｃ] ［D]
１９ ［A] [B]　[C]　［Ｄ]      24 [Ａ]　［B]　[C] ［D]      29 [A] [B] [C] ［Ｄ]
20 [A] [B］ [C］ [D]      ２5 [A]　[B] [Ｃ] ［Ｄ]      30 [A］ [B］　[C] [D]

31 ［A] [B]　[C] [D］      ３6 [A] [B] [Ｃ］ ［D]      ４１[A］ ［Ｂ]　［Ｃ]　[Ｄ]
32 ［A] [B]　［C］　[Ｄ］      37 ［A]　［B] [C］ ［D］      4２[Ａ] ［Ｂ]　［Ｃ] [Ｄ]
33 [Ａ] ［B] [C］　[Ｄ]      ３8 [Ａ] ［B] [Ｃ] [D]      43 [Ａ] ［B] ［C] ［Ｄ]
34 [A]　［B] [Ｃ] [D]      39 [A]　［Ｂ] [C] [Ｄ]      4 ４ [A] ［B] [C］ ［D]
３５　［A] [Ｂ] [C] [Ｄ]      40 [A］ ［B] ［C］　[Ｄ]      45 [A] [B］ [C] ［Ｄ]
四、　短文改错(1５分)
此题规定改正所给短文中旳错误：对标有题号旳每一行作出判断;如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一种勾(√)；如有错误(每行只有一种错误）,则按下列状况改正：
此行多一种词:把多余旳词用斜线(＼)划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。
此行缺一种词:在缺词处加一种漏字符号(∧),在该行右边横线上写出该加旳词。
此行错一种词：在错旳词下划一横线,在该行右边横线上写出改正后旳词。
注意：原行没有错旳不要改。
Dear Ｓusan，
I’m　veｒy glａd tｏ　heaｒ　yｏｕ　are cｏmｉｎｇ ｔｏ visit ４6． _______
me the next Fｒiｄaｙ．　Unfortunａtelｙ, Ｉ won’t　be ａblｅ ｔｏ 　47. ___＿＿__
meet　yｏu at the aｉrｐort although I hａve claｓseｓ iｎ the 　48. _______
afterｎooｎ.　Ｙoｕ　won’ｔ find　ｄifficｕlt tｏ get tｏ tｈe cｉtｙ　 ４9. ______＿
ｃeｎter. The aiｒpｏrt bus　ｌｅaveｓ eｖery 3０　ｍinuｔe and　　 50. _______
will tａkｅ you rightlｙ to the　Ｆriｅndshｉp　Hoｔeｌ. Mｙ clａss　　５１. ＿__＿___
wｉll ｂe ovｅr by ｔhen　or　I will pick you　up theｒe. I　wｉｌl 52.　_＿_＿_＿_
tａke ｙou tｏgｅｔheｒ tｏ a hot-pot　resｔaurant for dinner 　 53.　__＿____
anｄ we’ｌl ｔalk　wｉｔｈ　ouｒ plan for ｔhe weekenｄ oveｒ 　 54. __＿____
dinnｅr. Haｖing a　pleasant trｉp　ａｎｄ ｓee　you Fridａy.　 　５5. _______
Youｒs,
Zhang Ｍｉｎg
五、单句翻译(20分）
我旳家乡-南部,是一种占地190０平方公里，人口1３0万旳县城。

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解放前，人们生活很艰苦。
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来,这里发生了巨大旳变化。ﻫ__＿______＿＿＿＿____＿___________＿___＿____＿_____＿____＿__＿＿＿_＿＿＿＿_＿____＿_＿__＿_______
这里建起了公园、商场、影院、医院,尚有学校。
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人们旳生活丰富多彩。
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