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11#53.A.dayB.time C.wayD.word54.A.difficultB.terribleC.funny D.easy55.A.withB.from C.atD.in56.A.whenB.afterC.until D.since57.A.butB.so C.orD.and58.A.quickB.sure C.importantD.necessary59.A.lookforB.seeC.listenforD.hear60.A.missB.guess C.getD.catch皿.閱讀理解。（共15小題。每小題2分，計(jì)30分）閱讀A、B兩篇材料，然后從各小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AHoursandAdmissionMonday-Thursday;10：00a.m.~5:00p.m.Friday:10:00a.m,~8-00p.m.Saturday:10：00a.m.—5:00p.m.Sunday:11:00a.m.~5-00p.m. .?入ClosedonThanksgivingdayandChristmasday. :苧TheMuseumShopisopenduringregular（正常的）museum乂u Hourshours.Admission（費(fèi)用）totheshopisalwaysfree.TheMuseumLibraryisopenMonday-Friday10:00a.m.~5:00p.m.TheSkylinerRestaurantisopenduringregularmuseumhoursMondaythroughSaturday,andfrom11:30a.m.to5:00p.m.onSunday.Adults（成年人）：$7.00TheagedandstudentswithID:$6.00Childrenages2to17-$5.00Childrenyoungerthan2:freeStrongMuseummembers:freeStrongMuseumoffersa50%discount（打折）togroupsof20ormore.StrongMuseumusuallyopensA.^^TOondOyThroughThursdayB.everydayexceptWednesdayfrMondoyto^ridayfrMondoyto^ridayD.everydayoftheweekYoucanhavedinnerinStrongMuseumonFridays.from10:00a.m.to8:00p.m.from10:00a.m.to5:00p.m.from11:30.a.m.to5:00p.m.atanytimeofthedayIfyouareagroupof30studentswithIDvisitingStrongMuseum,howmuchshouldyoupayfortheadmission?A.$105.B.$90.C.$210.D.$180.A.$105.Accordingtotheadvertisement（廣告）above,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?ChildrentoStrongMuseumarefree.AnadultvisitingStrongMuseumshouldpay$7.00.Themuseumisopenalltheyearround.TheagedpeoplearefreetoStrongMuseum.WhichisthebestthatcanbeusedintheadvertisementforStrongMuseum?StrongMuseum-anExcitingPlaceforAdultsStrongMuseum—Children'sWorldforFunWelcometoStrongMuseumforaLongHolidayStrongMuseum—theBestPlacetoSpendYourDayBTo:Aggie?yahoo.com From:Joe$heinfo.netSubject:Help! Date:21/06/2005'10:02AMDearAuntAggie,I'mhavingaproblemwithmyclassmate,Rena,atschool.TheotherdayIwroteanemailtoanotherclassmate,Beth,inwhichIsaidsomethingsaboutRenathatperhapsweren'tverynice.Unluckily,whenBethwaswritingbacktome,sheaccidentallyforwarded（無(wú)意間轉(zhuǎn)發(fā)）themessagetoRena!NowRenaisreallyangrywithmeandwon'ttalktome,andBethisunhappyaswell.She'ssaidsorrytomeahundredtimesalready,buttheharmisdone.Ifeelbad,becauseIneverwouldhavesaidthosethingstoRena'sface,buthowdoIgethertoforgive（諒解）me?WhatshouldIdo?JoeTojoe?heinfo.net From:Aggie?yahoo,comSubject:Someadvice Date:22/06/2005 10:45AMDearJoe,Thisproblemismorecommonthanyoumightthink!Emailisveryuseful,butalsoverydangerous,asyoudon'tknowwhereyourmessagemightendup!Firstofall,youshouldsaysorryrightawaytoRena.Explainthatitwasamistake,andthatyoudidn'tmeantohurtherfeelings.Itmaytaketimeforhertobeabletoforgiveyou,butthat'suptoher.Thenyoumightwanttodosomethingniceforher.Perhapssendhersomeflowerstoshowthatyou'retrulysorry.Also,youshouldrememberthatoldsaying:"Ifyoudon'thaveanythingnicetosay,don'tsayanythingatall."Andgoodluck!Aggie66.WhatisJoe'sprobleminthefirstemail?JoemadeRenaunhappyandhefeltverysad.Joe'sclassmate,Rena,sentBethanemailandmadeherunhappy.JoereceivedawrongemailfromRenaandbecameangry.Joe'sfriend,Beth,isunhappybecauseJoesentheranangryemail.AfterRena'sfeelingsgothurt,whatdidJoedo?A.Heemailedherandsaidsorry.B.,HeaskedBethwhatheshoulddo.HeemailedAuntAggieforhelp.HesaidsorrytoRenafacetoface,Whatdoestheunderlined（圓線的）sentencemeaninthesecondemail?Itmeans"".becauseyoudon'tknowwhotheemailisforbecauseyoucanneverknowwhowillgetyouremailatlastbecauseyoudon'tknowwhereyouremailwaswrittenbecauseyouneverknowwherethemessageisfromWhatadvicedidAggiegiveJoe?Joe,BethandRenashouldhaveatalktogether.JoeshouldwaitforsometimebeforesayingsorrytoRena.JoeshouldaskBethtoexplain(解釋)thattoRena.JoeShouldsaysorrytoRena*andthensendhersomeflowers.Fromtheemails,weknowthat.Joe,RenaandBethstudyatdifferentschoolsBethdidn'tforwardthemessagetoRenaJoehassaidsorrytoRenamanytimesalreadyRenahasn'tforgivenJoeyetYesterdaywasmyfriendKyra'sbirthday.Heinvitedmetohisbirthdayparty.Anotherfriend,Guy,hadofferedtotakemetothepartybycar.Well,Iwasgettingdressed51Guyrangandsaidhewasill,soIdecidedtogobytrain.Unluckily,whileIwastalking52thephone,thecatwalkedovermycleanshirt,soIhadtospendafewminutesfindinganotheroneandIwas53leaving.AsIwaswalkingtothestationitstartedsnowingandIgotverycold,Ijust54atrainandIhadtowaitatthestationforhalfanhour.WhenthetrainfinallyarrivedIwasfrozen!IwassocoldandtiredthatduringthejourneyI55andImissedmystation.Well,Igotoffatthenextstopanddecidedtowalk56toKyra's.IwalkedforhalfanhourandthenIrealized(JilJ)Iwas57.LuckilyIfounda58andtelephonedforataxi.WhenIfinallyarrivedatKyra'shouseitwas59midnightandpeopleweregoinghome.Whata60evening!()51.A.thenB.whenC.andD.as()52.A.onB.atC.toD.about()53.A.readyB.happyC.lateD.quick()54.A.gotoffB.caughtC.gotonD.missed()55.A.enjoyedtalkingB.fellasleepC.playedcardsD.lookedout()56.A.upB.forwardC.backD.along()57.A.tiredB.hungryC.sadD.lost()58.A,phoneB.busstopC.roadsignD.taxi()59.A.evenB.nearlyC.stillD.hardly()60.A.lovelyB.frighteningC.terribleD.cold皿.閱讀理解（共15小題，每小題2分，計(jì)30分）AYearsago,manyzooskeptallkindsofanimalsinsmallcages(籠子).Smallcagesmadeiteasyforpeopletoseetheanimals,butasmallcageisnotagoodplaceforananimaltolivein.Todayzooskeepanimalsindifferentkindsofcages.Thecagesareverybigandopen.Theyusuallyhaveplantsandalittlelake.Thecageslookliketheanimals'habitats(棲息地).Zooshelptoprotectallkindsofanimals.Theyprotectanimalsinthezooandtheyprotectanimalsinthewild.Howdotheydothis?Zoosteachpeoplehowanimalsliveinthewild.Zooswantpeopletohelpprotecttheanimals'wildhabitats.Manyplantsandanimalsaregoingextinct.Mammoths,whicharerelated(有關(guān)聯(lián)的)withAsiaelephants,arenowextinct.Therearenomammothsintheworldtoday.Scientistssaythatseventy-fourdifferentkindsoflivingthingsgoextincteveryday!Zoosareworkingtogethertostopanimalsfromgoingextinct.( )61.Zooskeptanimalsinsmallcagessothatpeoplecan.A.protectthemB.seethembetterC.feedthemD.savethem( )62.Today,zooskeepanimals.A.inbiggercages B.inthewildC.insmallercagesD.inthefield( )63.Toprotectanimals,zoos.aretryingtokeepallkindsofanimalsaretryingtofreetheanimalsteachpeoplemoreaboutanimalswantpeopletofeedtheanimals( )64.Amammothisakindofthathasgoneextinct.A.plantB.bird C.animalD.tree( )65.Ananimaloraplantthatisgoingextinctnolongerexists(存在)intheworldcomesintothisworldsoonbecomesverydangeroushasfewerandfewerlivingmembersBRulesofReadingClubThefollowingruleswillbeusedfortheReadingClub:Allbooksmustbereadfrompageonetothelastpageinthebook.Theparentortheteacherwillinitial(writethefirstletterofone'sname)thebooklistafterastudenthasfinishedreadingabook.Teacherswillinitialthebooklistonlyforthebooksreadatschool.Itistheresponsibility(責(zé)任)ofthestudentandparenttowritethenamesofallbooksread,andthenumberofpagesofthebookonthebooklist.Allbooksreadmustbeofthestudent'sreadinglevel(水平)orabove.Example:Athirdgradestudentshouldnotreadfirstgradebooksifheorsheisabletoreadatathirdgradeorhigherreadinglevel.Allbooksthestudentfinishesduringtheschoolyear(includingthetextbooksreadatschool)willbecountedtowardsthe100books.Comicbooks(漫畫書)andthelikewillnotbecounted.Booksofgoodquality(高質(zhì)量的)readfromtheschoollibrary,publiclibrary,classroom,home,etc.willbecounted.3D3D3D3DWhensstudenthasfinishedaclubbooklist(onesheetof25booksor1,500pages),he/sheshouldbringthesheettotheoffice.Thechildwillgetasmallreward(獎(jiǎng)勵(lì))andmaygetanotherpieceofbooklisttogoonreading.Ittakesfourbooklistsheetsfor100booksorfour1,500pagestoreach6,000pages.Eitherway-Y