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一、Ⅰ.单项选择.
1. The_____ he got in the war _______ his early death.
A。 wounds； leads to B。 wounds; lead to
C. injuries; led to D. injuries； contributes to
2。 The factory _______ more products than had expected。
A. Turned out B。 turned over C. turned in D。 turned into
3. The way ________ he explained the sentence to us was hard to understand.
A。 which B. where C. on which D。 that
4. He had ________ a ladder and hurt his leg.
A。 fell off B。 fallen off C。 fall over D. fallen into
5 Mr. Jones was ________ the waste water into the pond by the villager.
A. prevented pouring B. protected from pouring
C. prevented from pouring D. protects from pouring
6. After staying there for weeks， they , the foreigners， ________ water from a well.
A。 used to fetch B。 were used to fetching
C. use to fetching D. were used to fetch
7。 You had better finish your work before 11 p。m。,________？
A。 shall we B did you C. will you D。 did we
8. The school rules state that no child shall be allowed out of the school during the day， _________ accompanied by an adult。
A. once B. when C。 if D。 unless
9。 The cars will be _______ people all over the country.
A。 supplied to B。 provide with C。 offer for D. supply to
10。 — How do you plan to spend the weekend?
- Bob suggests _______ a picnic， but I'm considering ________ at home.
A。 having； stay B。 to have； to stay C. having； staying D. to have; staying
11。 When _______， the museum will be open to the public next year.
A。 completed B。 completing C。 being completed D。 to be completed
12. _______ his teacher， the student entered the lab。
A。 Follow B。 Following C。 Followed D。 Having followed
13。 Don’t_______ the foreigner. It's rude。
A。 gaze at B. glare at C. stare at D。 look at
14. Take the pills two _____.
A。 at a time B。 at one time C. at times D。 all the time
15.— Can I help you ？
— Well. I’m afraid the box is _______ heavy ________ you to ________， but thank you all the same。
A too； for; carry it B. so; for ； carry it C。 too; of; carry it D. too; for； arry
16。 We are ______ to Hainan for the Spring Festival。
A。 considering going B. considered to go
C. considering to going D. consider going
17。 There used to be a cinema here。 _____？
A。 didn’t it B. usedn't it C。 didn't there D. used it
18。 We will provide you ______ two lab assistants.
A。 of B. for C. to D. with
19. The winter of 1990 was extremely bad. ________ most people say it was the worst winter of their lives.
A。 At last B. In fact C。 In a word D. As a result
20. Though ______ natural resources, the area is well developed.
A。 lacked B. lacking of C。 lacking D. lacked in
21. Bill suggested ______ a meeting on what to do for the Shanghai Expo during the vacation。
A. having held B. to hold C。 holding D。 hold
22。 This book is _____ to be too difficult to _______。
A。 considering； reading B。 considered; be read
C. considering； read D. considered; read
23。 We received a typewritten letter with a note added______.
A. on hand B. by hand C。 with hand D. in hand
24。 We should take a break, relax or even take a vacation _____.
A. at a time B。 at one time C。 at times D。 at the same time
25. The tour guide shows us the way ______ leads to the top of the hill。
A. in which B. where C. / D。 which
26。 “Stop singing! Well。 _______ you don’t have friends.” Shrek said。
A. It’s no wonder B. Its no wonder C. It’s wonderful D. It’s not wonder
27. The house was so old that it was decaying and about to ______.
A. fall from B. fall over C. fall down D. fall off
28。 I spent one happy year in the UK and got my degree______.
A. success B。 successful C。 successfully D. succeeded
29. He was like the dumb man eating the Vitter herb； he had to _______ in silence.
A。 suffer from B。 suffer C. suffers D。 suffers from
30。 The wound ed soldier stood up slowly， _______ the enemy bravely.
A。 glared at B. glaring at C. stared at D。 staring at
Ⅱ. 完形填空。
(A)
Stress affects everybody every day . It is your body’s reaction 31 physical, chemical。 Emotional or environmental influences. Some stress is unavoidable and may 32 be good for us。 Stress can keep our bodies and minds 33。 It gives us the push we 34 to react to an urgent situation。 Some people say it makes them more productive at work and gives them more 35 。
36 stress， 37 ， can be harmful. It may make an existing health problem 38 . 39 it can lead to other diseases if a person is at risk for the condition. 40 ， your body reacts to stressful situations by raising your blood pressure and making your heart work harder。 This is especially 41 if you already have heart disease or high blood pressure. Stress is more 42 to be harmful if you feel 43 to deal with the problem or situation that causes the stress。 Stress can lead to other health problems 44 people try to ease it by smoking, drinking alcohol， taking drugs， or by eating more or 45 than normal.
31。 A. for B。 in C。 from D。 to
32。 A. even B. even though C。 not D. seldom
33. A。 weak B。 strong C。 sick D。 hard
34。 A. ask B. take C. need D. get
35. A. danger B。 hurry C。 anxiety D。 energy
36. A. Much too B. Many to C。 Too much D. too many
37. A. however B. but C though D. while
38. A。 good B。 well C. better D。 worse
39。 A. or B. so C. and D. but
40。 A. And so on B。 For example C. Such D. Such as
41。 A。 dangerous B。 good C. lucky D. exciting
42。 A. like B。 likely C。 as D。 possibly
43. A. help B. helpful C. helpless D。 helplessness
44. A. if B. whether C。 although D。 as if
45。 A。 more B. much C. many D。 less
（B）
Working overtime might be good for your bank balance, 46 it’s not 47 news for your heart. An 11—year study has found that working overtime is bad for the heart. The research is based on the working habits of British public servants. Those 48 worked overtime had a 60 per cent higher risk of 49 –related problems than those who worked a regular day.
50 a person worked 51 10 hours a day, he or she, had a 1.6 fold （倍） risk of coronary （冠状动脉）heart disease， when 52 with a person who worked normal seven or eight 53 a day。 Doctor Virtanen and her colleagues monitored 10，000 civil servants over 54 years. They found that people who worked long hours were current smokers more often than those who didn’t work long hours, and also used more alcohol and had higher psychological distress levels. And these people also had this personality type, which is called type A behaviour— they were more 55, and they wanted to achieve a lot, 56 in work。
Why is it 57 overtime is associated with a higher risk of heart disease? 58 , you don’t have time to exercise and your diet may become unhealthy and you don’t sleep enough and also it is possible that you don’t go to see a 59 in tome. The 60 has been published today in the European Heart Journal.
46。 A. and B. so C. therefore D. but
47。 A. bad B。 sad C。 good D。 excited
48。 A. who B。 whom C. which D. whose
49. A. head B. blood C. heart D。 food
50. A。 Although B。 Though C. Because D。 If
51。 A. much too B。 more than C. less than D. too much
52. A. comparing B。 compared C。 compare D。 to compare
53. A. days B. hours C. minutes D。 seconds
54 A。 10 B. 11 C。 12 D. 13
55。 A。 competitive B. lazy C. lucky D。 comfortable
56。 A。 special B. extreme C. especial D. especially
57。 A。 which B。 what C。 that D. who
58. A. Such as B. For example C。 Just as D。 However
59。 A。 friend B. relative C. doctor D. boss
60。 A。 study B。 experiment C. speech D。 book
Ⅲ。 阅读理解。
(A）
The following chart shows the number of death and the death rate in million tons coal production among China, USA， India and Australia in 2008。
61. The chart shows that the safety situation of coal mines in_______ is the most serious.
A. China B。 USA C。 India D。 Australia
62。 Suppose an Indian coal mining company produced one million tons of coal in 2008, and it employed 5,000 miners。 Then about how many miners were killed in mine accidents in 2008？
A。 100 B. 10 C. 0 D。 50
（B）
Number of coal-mine accidents causing 10~29 deaths （a）
Number of deaths in coal-mine accidents causing 10～29 deaths （b)
Number of coal-mine accidents causing more than 30 deaths (c）
Number of deaths in coal-mine accidents causing more than 30 deaths (d）

Year 2001
Year 2002
Year 2003
Year 2004
Year 2005
a
49
47
44
34
58
b
1，015
750
492
492
1,339
c
8
9
7
7
11
d
373
417
487
487
961
Source: State Administration of Work Safety
63。 From the table， we know that the most serious coal- mine safety problem happened in ______.
A. 2001 B。 2002 C。 2003 D. 2005
64. The number of coal—mine accidents resulting in 1029 deaths increased by _____ percent in 2005 compared with the previous year.
A. 11 B。 34 C. 71 D。 58
65。 How many people were killed in coal-mine accidents causing more than 10 deaths in the year of 2004?
A。 492 B。 526 C. 979 D. 1，020
（C)
Work can be harmful to your health。 Each year， more than two million people die from work-related accidents or diseases. Labour-related deaths represent four of all deaths around the word.
About two hundred and seventy million workplace accidents happen each year。 In addition, there are about one hundred and sixty million cases of work- related sicknesses。 The most common ones include cancers, muscle and bone diseases, lung diseases, hearing loss and blood-flow disorders.
Dangerous substances (物质）are blamed for than four hundred thousand deaths each year。 Asbestos（石棉） is responsible for about one hundred thousand deaths。 Asbestos is a material that can lead to lung cancer and other diseases.
Diseases cause most of the deaths among workers。  But deadly accidents at work also appear to be increasing in some developing countries as their economies expand quickly。  This is true especially in Latin America and Asia。 
About seventeen percent of all deadly workplace accidents happen in the building industry。  Each year at least sixty thousand people die in such accidents.  Many workers come from poor areas.  They have little experience with heavy machinery and little training in safety。 
The farming industry employs half of all workers in the world.  In most developing countries， farming is the biggest employer.  The risks from agricultural work include the use of pesticides(农药)。  These chemicals cause an estimated seventy thousand poisoning deaths each year。  In addition, the most recent estimates show that at least seven million people get very sick but survive。
Higher rates of job accidents are found among workers。 age fifteen to twenty-four and those age fifty-five and older。  More people in those two age groups are expected to enter the workforce.  So the International Labor Organization is calling for special programs to help younger and older workers stay safe on the job.
66。 How many people die from work-relater accidents or diseases each year？
A. More than 2，000,000。 B. More than 270，000,000.
C。 More than 160，000，000 D. More than 430，000,000.
67. Which kind of disease can asbestos probably lead to?
A。 Muscle diseases。 B. Hearing loss.
C. Blood—flow disorders. D. Lung cancer。
68。 The number of deadly accidents at work is most probably increasing in______.
A. Canada B。 Germany C。 India D。 France
69。 The most recent estimates show that at least________ people get very sick but survive in
farming industry each year。
A。 7，000 B。 70,000 C。 60,0000 D. 7，000，000
70. According to the author， at which of the following ages will people suffer a higher rate of job a
accidents？
A。 30 B。 40 C。50 D。 60
（D)
Mr。 Medvedev said Russians must stop smoking。 He said about ninety percent of Russian smokers begin smoking before they reach the age of twenty. He said smoking kills about four hundred thousand people in Russia each year。 He likened the loss of life to a large city disappearing from the country's map.
Mr. Medvedev also warned about the way smoking kills. He described long and painful deaths from cancer or emphysema， as well as sudden deaths from heart attack and stroke(中风），which is mainly caused by high blood pressure。
The number of Russian women who smoke has increased sharply in the past twenty years. In nineteen ninety-two about seven percent of Russian women smoked. Twenty-two percent do now.
Vladimir lives in Moscow. He supports the prime minister’s proposals to ban smoking in public. Vladimir says he does not smoke and does not approve of people smoking in public places. However, many Russians say they will continue to smoke even if there is a ban. They say laws against smoking violate(妨碍） their right to make their own decisions about their health.
Prime Minister Medvedev says a bill putting the ban in place should be approved quickly。 He said， “I will be direct — this document is important for every Russian。”
A Russian health ministry official said that the government wants to cut the smoking rate in half. Many experts say the government does not have enforcement power even if lawmakers pass the measure.
71。This passage may be written in_____。
A.2012 B.2002 C.1992 D。2000
72。from the passage, about _____ of Russian women smoke now.
A。7% B。22％ C.29％ D.15％
73.Which of the following is NOT correct according to the passage?
A。 Prime Minister Medvedev wants to make a law to ban smoking in public。
B。 The number of smokers in Russia has increased in the past