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awayfromtheschool.Heandhisfriendsyedfootballonthebeach Sincehis toEngland,thewriterneverwentbacktothePart VocabularyandGrr(第二部分詞匯和語法Choosethebestanswer（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?（20分AgroupofteacherswenttoGuangzhouforanimportant A) B) C) D)Frankisnowonadietbecausehewantsto A) B) C) D)ThestudentsinourschoolwenttotheParkyesterdayand A) B) C) D)UncleTomraises onhisfarmandweoftengothereforaA) B) C) D)PeterandBrianaregoodfriends.Theyoftenshareideasfor eachA) B) C) D)Mr.Wanghasthreesons ofthemisaA) B) C) D) understandthesentence,sohewenttoaskhisteacherforA) B) C) D)－ didittaketheworkerstobuildthe—TwoA)How B)How C)How D)HowThebeach awaythanIthoughtitA) B) C) D)the“You inthisnewdress.”TomsaidtoA) B) C) D) amazingprogramTheVoiceofis!SomanypeoplewatchedA) B)What C)What D)Amwayisalovely shespeaksEnglishveryA) B) C) D)Janedoesn’twanttogotothecinema shehasseenthefilmA) B) C) D)Alicehadabadcoldandthedoctortold plentyofA) B) C) D)toMycousinsaidthat an5nextA) B)will C)would D)My 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D)No,－I’vegotthefirstprizeintheEnglish—A)Mypleasure.B)Goodidea.C)It’shardtosay.D)YoudeservetoCompletethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachwordorphrase只能填一次）:（8分）A)B)C)D)E)F)G)H)I)EngineerJeffDent,46,andwifeAlison,44,alwayslovedsailing.Theyfirstmetatasailingclubandtheirdreamwastosail51theworld.So,52JeffbecameunemployedinJanuary1999,theydecidedtomaketheirdreamcometrue.Alisonleftherjobasateacherandthey53aneight-metersailingboat,theCharlotteRose.TheywantedtosailfromBritaintoSouthAfrica,thentoAustralia,acrosstheSouthPacifictoArgentina,and54toBritainacrosstheAtlantic.Theyweren’tthefirstpeopletomakethisjourney,butthistimetherewasonebig55--JeffandAlisontooktheirthreechildrenwiththem:ten-year-oldOliver,Charlotte,whowasseven,andthree-year-oldDaniel.Yesterday,aftertwoyearsand48,000kilometers,theyarrivedbackinBritain.Totheirsurprise,hundredsoffriendsandjournalistswerethereto56them.Sohowwasit?“Itwasnot57,”saidAlison,“butitwasalsothebesttwoyearsofmylife.”Thechildrenalsolovedit.“Wesawthingsthat58peopleneversee,”saidOliver.“Onemorningwegotupandtherewerethreewhalesneartheboat…thatwasfantastic!”Therewasonequestioneveryonewantedtoask.Didtheyarguealot?Jeffanswered.coursewearguedsometimes,butwewereagreatteam.ItwasanamazingCompletethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirsuitableforms（用括號(hào)中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式完成下列句子。每空格限填一詞）:（8分）Maryboughttwo offruitfromthesupermarketLucysaidthebluebagonthechairwasTom’s, Mrs.Brownhasboughtanewflatinthisbuildingandit’sonthe Jackfoundthe becausehecouldn’tfindtheceWeallknowthatcigarettesmoking damageourThisstorylsusthatsometimesmoneydoesn’t toDavidwasable themathproblemwiththehelpofhisJasonistoobusy,so forhimtogototheconcertwithusRewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired（根據(jù)所給要求，改寫下列句子。每空格限填一詞）:（14分）Peterwentonathree-daystudytriptoNanjinglastmonth.（改為否定句）Peter onathree-daystudytriptoNanjinglastmonth.Jacktriedtowakeuphiswifebyringingthedoor-bell.（對(duì)劃線部分提問 JacktrytowakeuphisMybrotherhasneverseensomuchsnowbefore.（改為反意疑問句）Mybrotherhasneverseensomuchsnowbefore, Theernmentwillbuildanewschoolnearourhousingestatenextyear.（改為語態(tài)Anewschoolwill nearourhousingestatenext“Doyoualwayscatchsuchanearlytrain?”Themanaskedtheman.（合并為一句）Themanaskedtheman healways suchanearlytrain.Mr.Smithsetoutearlyfortheairportsothathecouldcatchhisflight.（改為簡(jiǎn)單句）Mr.Smithsetoutearlyfortheairport tocatchhisflight.Wecangotothemuseumbybus.Wecangotherebyundergroundinstead.（保持句意不變）Wecangotothemuseum bybus byunderground.Part ReadingandWriting(Choosethebestanswer（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?（12分Whatwasschoollikeinancienttimes?InGreece,2,500yearsago,studentsusedtogetupatdawntogotoschool.Classesbeganveryearlyandendedwhenitwasdark.Studentsdidn’trestontheweekends.Theyhadclassessevendaysaweek,sotheydidn’thavemuchtimeforanythingelse.InAthens,onlythesonsofrichpeoplewenttoschool,andtheystartedschoolaroundtheageofseven.Aftertheylearnedtoreadandwrite,theyusedtostudyGreekpoemsandhistoricalworks.Musicwasveryimportant,andphysicaltrainingwasalsoimportant.Teachersusedtohitstudentswhodidn’tpayattentionorwerelazy.Girlsstayedathomewiththeirmothersandlearnedhowtodohouseworkinthehome.InancientRomeboysandgirlsfromwealthyfamiliesreceivedabilingual(雙語TheyhadtostudyGreekandLatin.Studentsusuallyhadclassesoutside,iftheweatherwasgood,orintheteacher’shouse.Youngstudentssatonthefloor.Olderstudentsusedtositonhigherup.That’show“highschool”gotitsEducationwasveryimportanttotheancientAztecsofMexico.Boysandgirlsusedtoattendschool,buttheywerekeptindifferentclasses.TheylearnedAztechistory,myths,andrituals,buttheymemorized(記住everythingbecausethereweren’tanytextbooks.Theboysreceivedintensivemilitarytraining,andthegirlslearnedhowtomanagethehomeandthefamily.Thereweretwokindsofschools:oneforchildrenofrichfamiliesandanotherforchildrenofordinaryfamilies.Weknowfromthefirstparagraph inancientclassesbeganvery B)studentswenttoschoolveryC)classesendedvery D)studentshadtostudyattheWhatwasschoollikeinancientThestudentsdidn’tstudyGreekTherewerenogirlstudentsatTherewerenomusiclessonsatThestudentsstartedschoolattheageofThestudentsdidn’tlearn atschoolsinancientto B)to C)toenjoy D)todoThesecondparagraphlsus olderstudentsusedtositononlyyoungstudentshadclassesonlyboysreceivedabilingualgirlsdidn’thavetostudyGreekandWhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothethirdBoysandgirlswerekeptindifferentclassesatStudentslearnedAztechistory,myths,andritualsatBoysandgirlsbothreceivedintensivemilitaryStudentshadtohavegoodmemorybecausetheyhadnoWhichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthisSchoolsinAncient B)GreekPoemsandC)BilingualEducationin D)SchoolsinAncientChoosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成短文）:（12分）Atthebeginningofthetwentiethcentury,trafficinbigcitiessuchasNewYorkandLondonbecameverybusy.Carriages,horses,andbikesrushedineverydirection(方向),andthenthey80bythenewesttoyoftherichpeople,the“autos(汽車).”Inthosedays,crossingastreetusedtobearealchallengeforpeoplewalking.Therewereno81fordrivers.TheNewYorkDepartmenthadtocreateaspecialgroupofmentocontroltraffic.officersstoodatcrossroadsandtriedtodirectthetraffic,butveryoftentheywererunoverbyvehicles(車輛).By1912,NewYorkCityhad38,000motorvehicles.82hadtobedoneaboutallthetrafficonthestreets!In1916,thefirsttraffictowerwas83inNewYork,atthecrossroadsofFifthAvenueand42ndStreet.Atrafficofficercontrolledthree500-wattlamps.Theywere40centimetersindiameter,andtheywerered,yellow,andgreen.However,atthetime,red84trafficinalldirectionshadtostop,yellowstoppedonlyeast-westtraffic,andgreenstoppedonlynorth-southtraffic.Thiswasveryconfusing,soin1924thecityadopted(采用)thesystemusedinrailroads:redforstop,greenforgo,andyellowforslow.Thissystembecamestandardallovertheworld.ThefirstautomatictrafficlightscameintouseinWolverhampton,England,in1927.Todaycomputerscontroltrafficlights,androadconditionsaremuchbetterthantheyusedtobe.The85iswhenthereisapowercut.Theresultisoftenconfusiononthestreetsbecausethetrafficlightsdon’twork.A)B)D)A)B)D)A)B)D)A)putB)putputD)putA)B)D)A)B)D)Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，使其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）:（14分）Doyouwanttobeanonlinestudent?Itisimportanttorememberthatonlineeducationisnotrightforeveryone.OnyourOneoftheb86 advantagesofonlineclassesisthatyouareabletoenteryourclassroomwhenitisconvenientforyou.Doyouworkallday?Thenyoucanlogon(登錄)toyourclassintheeveningorattheweekend.Areyouanearlyriser?Youcanlogontoyourclassintheearlymorningh87Yourvirtual(虛擬的)classroomisopenaroundtheclocksevendaysaTheteacher’sInanonlineclassroomyourteacher’slectureiswrittenratherthans88.Thereareseveraladvantages.Theonlineclassroomiscompleydifferentfromtherealone.Ifyoucan’trememberwhatyourteachersaid,allyouhavetodoistorereadhisorherlecture.Inmostcasesyouwillbeabletogetacopyofthelecture.Youwillbeabletoreviewyourteacher’slecturew89evengettingonlineagain.Students’inOnlinestudentsmayfinditd90 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Whenwilltheyhavethe (請(qǐng)?jiān)俾犚槐?1、W:Ihaveaninterviewwiththemenfromthepublishingat8:30.IhavetoleaveM:Don’thurry.There’restill30minutes Whattimeisit 12、M:Myradiodoesn’twork.WhatdoyouthinkIshouldW:WhynotcallMr. Whatdoesthewoman (請(qǐng)?jiān)俾犚槐?3、M:I’mgoingtovisitmybrotherinNewYork.ItoldhimtomeetmeattheairportatfiveIcanalmostseethecityfromhere.W:NewYorkisanicecity.Ithinkyou’llenjoyyourvisit Howarethepeopleinthedialogue 14、M:MissGreen,mydaughterCindycan’tgotoschooltoday.Shedidn’tfeelwellandsenttohospitallastW:Iamsorrytohearthat.How’ssheM:Muchbetter.Andshewillbebacktoschool Whomightthetwospeakers 15、W:Goodevening,areyoureadytoorderM:Yes.I’dlikeafishsoupandahamburger,please.W:Fine.Andwouldyoulikeanythingtodrink?M:Orangejuice, Wheredoesthisdialogueprobablytake (請(qǐng)?jiān)俾犚槐?6、W:Doyouysports,M:Yes.Iyvolleyballandbasketball.Andyou?W:Well,Isometimesgoskating.M:Thatsoundslikefun.Whydon’twetrythisweekend?W:Goodidea. Whatwilltheyprobablydothis C:Listentothepassageandlwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse(判斷下列J.K.RowlingwasborninEnglandin1965.Shelovedreading,andwroteherfirststory,Rabbit,whenshewasonlysixyearsold.ShestudiedFrenchatuniversity,thenworkedasasecretaryinLondon.ShehadtheideaforHarryPotterwhenshewasonatrain.ShestartedwritingthefirstHarryPotterbookthenextday.In1992shewenttoliveinPortugalforthreeyears.ShewroteHarryPotterinthemorning,andworkedasanEnglishteacherintheafternoonandevening.ShegotmarriedtoaPortugueseTVjournalistandhadadaughtercalledJessica.Thenin1995herfamilyreturnedtoBritai