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Proper first aid can save a seriously injured person, especially when he is bleeding heavily or _.A. has poisonedB. has been poisonedC. was poisonedD. is poisoning2. -Was Tom there when you arrived?-Yes, but he _ home soon afterwards.A. had goneB. has goneC. is goingD. went3. -Is he all right now?-Yes. Who _ that such a serious illness could be cured?A. has thoughtB. had thoughtC. was thinkingD. would have thought4. It is such a good place _ everybody wants to go and visit _ it is well-known all over the world.A. thatthatB. asasC. asthatD. thatas5. I saw no more than on bike in that shop. Will you go and buy _?A. someB. oneC. itD. any6. Once _, the clock will go half a month and keep good time.A. startB. to startC. startedD. starting7. -Who is the man talking to the headmaster?-A professor _ a visit to our school.A. paysB. is payingC. paidD. paying8. Charley Oakley, _NBA star, hasnt lost _ game in the past three years.A. anaB. atheC. theaD. anthe9. If you can make what the teachers teach _, youll make rapid progress.A. yoursB. yourselfC. youD. your10. The clock _ on the wall is a present from my grandfather.A. having hungB. hangingC. hangsD. being hung11. -Excuse me, where is the tea-room?-Its over there. Can I help you with _?-No, thanks.A. anythingB. nothingC. somethingD. everything12. When I came to see her yesterday, she _.A. was leavingB. leftC. has leftD. was left13. -How much vinegar did you put in the soup?-Im sorry to say, _. I forgot.A. noB. no oneC. nothingD. none14. -Did you visit the famous museum?-No. We _it, but we spent too much time shopping.A. could have visitedB. must have visitedC. cant have visitedD. should have visited15. Here we have beef, fish and fruit. Help yourself to _ you like.A. whateverB. whicheverC. howeverD. whenever16. -_ the window, my finger was cut unexpectedly.-Im sorry to hear that.A. Having cleanedB. To cleanC. While cleaningD. While I was cleaning17. The microcomputer made in the USA is cheaper than _ made in Germany.A. oneB. itC. thatD. another18. It is well-known to us that it is such great efforts that all the Chinese athletes have made _ helped the Chinese Olympic Delegation get 28 gold medals in Sydney Olympic Games.A. that B. in caseC. howD. why19. The Chinese government has decided to develop the west of China, _ , I dare say, will benefit the people there, especially those who are still leading a poor life.A. whatB. whateverC. whichD. that20. -Hello, Tina. Have you seen Professor Black lately?-Yes. He _ with his wife when I came to see him one week ago.A. quarreledB. was quarrellingC. has quarreledD. had been quarrelling21. Some people say that _ British are _ funny people.A. theaB. /theC. thetheD. the/22. -Dont you believe me?-_, Ill believe _ you say.A. NowhateverB. Yes no matter whatC. Nono matter whatD. Yeswhatever23. -How do you like the necklace?-Oh, perfect! Its the _ thing Im after.A. exactB. rightC. justD. very24. Hes late, _ is often the case.A. asB. whatC. itD. this25. -Now that you like the car so much, why not drive it back?-Well, I cant afford _ car.A. that big a B. a that bigC. that a bigD. a big that26. I had no idea which was better, so I took _ of them.A. anyB. everyC. noneD. both27. Bill stood thoughtfully looking at the door, as the _ closed it.A. old friendly little manB. little friendly old manC. friendly old little manD. friendly little old man28. Unless they are programmed by humans, computers are nothing more than big pieces of metal. But once _what to do, they show extraordinary power in carrying it out.A. taughtB. teachesC. teachingD. to teach29. It was at the very beginning _ Mr Fox made the decision _ we should send more fire-fighters there.A. whenwhichB. wherewhatC. thensoD. thatthat30. The climb down was even harder; one of my classmates had his leg broken, yet _ of us knew where we could find a doctor.A. noneB. neitherC. no oneD. nobody31. Miss Smith is shy and never speaks until _.A. asking toB. spoken toC. speakingD. asked32. -The dish is delicious!-Well, at least its _ the one I cooked yesterday.A. as bad asB. no worse thanC. as well asD. not better than33. The salesman scolded the girl _ and let her off.A. caught stealingB. caught to stealC. catching stealingD. catching stolen34. -Can you give me the right answer?-Sorry. I _. Would you repeat the question?A. wouldnt listenB. havent listenedC. dont listenD. wasnt listening35. Where was _ you picked up the wallet?A. itB. the placeC. the place thatD. it that36. _, he had a car accident and was seriously injured.A. Making things worseB. To make things worseC. Making the things worseD. To make the things worse37. -Have you seen _Audi car I parked here?-Is it _ black one? A young man has driven it away.A. anaB. thetheC. theaD. anthe38. The young man rushed home _ he heard the exciting news.A. immediateB. in a momentC. the momentD. as far as39. Disco is _ as any to lose unwanted weight.A. as good as a wayB. as a good wayC. as good a wayD. so a good way40. While playing in the garden, _.A. a stone hit meB. a stone fell down near meC. my leg was hit by a stoneD. I was hit by a stone41. -She told me she had met you in London last year.-_ you _ her ever since?A. HadmetB. DidseeC. WouldmeetD. Haveseen42. wind direction is the direction _ the wind blows.A. in whichB. from whichC. by whichD. through which43. -_ helps others will be helped.-So Im thankful to and try to help _ has helped us.A. WhoeverwhomeverB. WhowhoeverC. WhoeverwhoeverD. Whowhomever44. The money _ a black child was just one fourth for that spent on each white child.A. was spent to educateB. spend on educatingC. spent on educatingD. to spend on educate45. Thousands of trees were blown down by the high winds, _ roads, paths and railways lines.A. blockingB. blockedC. having blockedD. being blocked46. Great changes _ in my hometown in the past few years.A. were taken placeB. have been taken placeC. took placeD. have taken place47. I have no idea what _ while I was asleep.A. has happenedB. was happenedC. happenedD. had happened48. -Are you going to the football game?-No, the tickets are _ expensive for me.A. very muchB. highlyC. so muchD. far too49. -Isnt it about the time you _ to do morning exercises?-Yes, it is. Would you like to join us?A. beginB. beganC. have begunD. will begin50. He is lying in bed, his eyes looking at the ceiling and his hands _ behind his head.A. crossingB. crossedC. to crossD. putting51. Was it in 1969 _ the American astronauts succeeded _ landing on the moon?A. whenonB. thatonC. wheninD. thatin52. This computer center is _ larger than that one in the area.A. one sixthB. four ninethsC. fives sixesD. two third53. -_ will we have to go?-Just one mile. Keep walking.A. How longB. How farC. How many longerD. How much farther54. When their first child was born, they _ for 3 years.A. had marriedB. got marriedC. had been marriedD. had got married55. Delia is going to join us, _ was agreed the day before yesterday.A. itB. thatC. whatD. as56. You look not a bit older than you did five years ago. How do you _ so young?A. changeB. growC. becomeD. stay57. So funny _ that everybody burst out laughing.A. she lookedB. was she lookingC. did she lookD. had she looked58. Youd better change another book, because _ page of the book is torn, and _ cover looks very old.A. thetheB. aaC. atheD. thea59. Mary _ my letter, otherwise she would have gone to the concert.A. has receivedB. ought to have receivedC. couldnt have receivedD. shouldnt have received60. _ you apologize for what you have just said _ it is all over between us.A. EitherorB. Not onlybut alsoC. WhetherorD. NeithernorII. 阅读理解：（每小题2分）AI once brought some foreign friends to visit a Malay kampong a few kilometres outside the city. These friends from Australia were rather interested in finding out how Malay villagers lived. I decided the best way was to take them to an actual Malay kampong where they could see for themselves.The kampong we visited was a seaside kampong. Naturally most of the kampong folk were fishermen although some were engaged in other jobs.There were about thirty houses most of them were wooden structures with attaproofs. There were no fences to separate the houses -they had a sort of communal garden. Each family had its own small plot of land where they planted flowers or vegetables. They had no piped water supply but depended on wells for their water.The kampong folk kept ducks and chickens which were allowed to wander freely about the compound. The visitors were surprised that the people in the kampong were so friendly and helpful towards one another. Although they shared communal gardens or compounds, there was no bickering or quarrelling.Most of the houses were built on stilts and we also found large numbers of coconut trees growing within the kampong. We were invited into one of the kampong houses for some refreshments. Later the visitors took some photographs and walked round the village. We thanked the headman for allowing us the opportunity of visiting the village.1. According to the writer, _.A. all of the kampong folk were fishermenB. most of the kampong folk were farmersC. most of them earn their living by fishingD. not one of them was a fisherman2. Most of the kampong houses were_.A. stone structureB. made of wood and attapC. made of mudD. made of cement and wood3. The visitors were surprised because _.A. the kampong was so dirtyB. B. the kampong folk were so kind and friendlyC. the kampong folk were always quarrelling D. the villagers kept so many ducks and chickens4. The kampong houses _.A. stood on stiltsB. were built on the seaC. were built on tree topsD. stood on the rocks5. The kampong the writer and his friends visited_.A. had piped water supplyB. used sea waterC. depended on wells for their water supplyD. had no water supply at allBNew Years Day is the worlds oldest celebration. In fact, ancient people celebrated the new year even before they had exact ways of measuring time. New Years Day also is the one holiday that is observed everywhere in the world, by people of all national and religious(宗教的)groups.Not everyone celebrates the new year at the same time, members of the Russian Orthodox(东正教)Church, for examples, observe it on January thirteenth. The Chinese celebrate at different times each year, sometime between January twentyfirst and February nineteenth. But the majority of people todayincluding Americans celebrate the new year on January first.In some countries, the New Years holiday is the most important celebration of the year. This is not true in the United States, even though it is a celebration that many people enjoy. One reason may be that Christmas comes just one week before the new year. Christmas is Americans biggest holiday. And many people give it the importance that people in other countries give the start of a new year.The most popular way to welcome the new year in the United States is with a big party. Some parties are at private homes. But in recent years, it has become more and more common for Americans to go to a hotel or eating place on the night of December thirtyfirst. There, they can eat a big dinner, drink champagnes, and dance to orchestra music deep into the night.6. The best title of this short passage would be _.A. The Oldest HolidayB. The History of the New Years DayC. New Years CelebrationD. The Most Important Celebration7. It can be learned from the text that _.A. different countries celebrate the new year at different timeB. all the countries celebrate the new year at the same timeC. people began to celebrate the new year when they could measure time exactlyD. some countries, such as Russia, China and so on do not celebrate the new year8. Some Russians celebrate the new year on _.A. January firstB. January thirteenthC. January twenty-firstD. February nineteenth9. The New Years holiday is not the most important to Americans because_.A. they do not enjoy the celebrationB. B. they do not think it the start of a new yearC. Christmas day is the beginning of a new yearD. D. Christmas comes before the new year10. Nowadays the most common way to welcome the new year in America is to _.A. hold a private party at homeB. sing and dance at a hotelC. have a big party at eating placesD. attend church servicesCPlants seem to know which way is up and which way is down; moreover, they seem to kno