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1、她舞跳得如此地好，以至于所有人都愿意为她投票。
________________
2、Green represents ________ and nature. When we feel weak, we can wear ________ colours.
A．energy; energetic
B．energetic; energy
C．energy; energy
D．energetic; energetic
3、— ______ does this T-shirt belong to? — I’m not sure, but it _____ be Lily’s.
A. Whose, might not B. Who, can not C. Who,must not
4、The joke was so funny that it made Jenny ______ again and again.
A. laugh B. to laugh C. laughed D. laughing
5、-CanI get ready for something to drink?
一______I can't hear clearly.
A. Sorry. B. Pardon? C. Why? D. Excuse me.
6、— Which do young people prefer, music or sports?
— Both. Music is ________ sports.
A. as popular as B. not as popular as
C. more popular than D. less popular than
7、Franklin told them all（ ）to be in Britain again．
A．how happy was he B．how happy he was
C．how was he happy D．how he happy was
8、He always studies hard and is afraid of .
A. making a speech B. taking the lead
C. falling behind D. giving up
9、—Time flies! We experienced a lot last year.
—Yes, hard time has gone and nowadays many young adults have ________ to study medicine in a wish to help more people.
A.agreed B.chosen C.afforded D.continued
10、—Could you tell me _______ last night?
—I watched the film Tiny Times 4.
A. what you did
B. what you do
C. what did you do
11、Who can help me find the news about the game ________ I need to give a talk on?
A．whom
B．who
C．what
D．which
12、(2017·安庆四中月考)It ________ discovered ________ the 17th century.
A. wasn’t; until B. didn’t; until
C. didn’t; before D. doesn’t; till
13、A lot of money has been on medicine since his mother was ill.
A.cost B.spent C.taken D.paid
14、I __________ my key in her office. What was worse, I __________ her address and number.
A.forgot, forgot B.left, left C.left, forgot D.forgot, left
15、-Lisa, could you tell me____in the speech?
-Oh, I don't know, either.
A.what does IBM stand for
B.what IBM stands for
C.what did IBM stand for
D.what IBM stood for
16、—It ________ two years since we ________ last time. I missed you so much!
—Me, too.
A．has been; met
B．will be; meet
C．has been; have met
D．was; met
17、In our school, of the teachers women.
A. three fifths; is B. three fives; are C. three fifths; are
18、Read through ________ article on Page 25 and fill in the chart below.
A.a B.an C.the D./
19、The girl in love with the lead role since she first saw the film.
A. has fallen B. fell
C. has been D. was
20、---What do you want to eat for lunch? I will prepare earlier today.
--- Honey, you _______. Let’s go out to have something different.
A. mustn’t B. don’t have to
C. shouldn’t D. can’t
21、–David is imaginative . He usually good ideas . --- Yes , He’s used to using his head at all times
A. comes up B. comes up with
C. comes over to D. comes down in
22、填入适当的词补全对话，每空一词。
A: I’m really excited about seeing the famous paintings by Picasso.
B: Me, too! I’m glad Mr. Smith chose the art museum for our school trip this year.
A: I’m going to bring my new 【1】 to take lots of photos. It takes better pictures than mobile phones.
B: Oh, no. Mr. Smith says we must not take photos. Besides, it’s not 【2】 in the museum.
A: That’s too bad! Do you think we can take photos 【3】 we use a flash?
B: Hmm… I think they just want to protect the paintings. 【4】 be OK if you don’t use a flash.
A: Yeah. I agree with you. I can’t 【5】 to visit it.
23、补全对话
根据对话内容在空白处填入适当的句子，使对话完整、通顺。
A: Hi,You’ve bought a new bike,haven’t you ?
B:Yes, I have.
A: 【1】_________________________________________?
B:I bought it only yesterday .How do you like it ?
A:It’s nice except the color.
B: 【2】__________________________________________?
A:I prefer red to white .By the way, 【3】__________________________?It must be very expensive.
B:Not very much.It’s about two thousand yuan.
A: 【4】_______________________________________?
B:It is made in Chongqing.
A:May I have a try?
B: 【5】______________________________________.
24、
We have four chickens: Pecky, Buckbeak, Mayonnaise and Cornflake. My husband, Andrew, made their coop(笼子). It’s beautifully made.
What’s more interesting is that he made it with our sons and daughter. They spent several weekends in the garage(车库). He gave them tools because he believed it was important that they could actually make something. He slowly helped them and together, they made the coop. They also made the mistakes of learning — a board cut too short, nails smashed(打碎) by hammers — but in the end, Andrew did some tricks and the coop looked perfect.
The chickens love their perfectly imperfect home and we like to give them free range(放养) of the yard. Yesterday, they ran around the lawn(草坪). We needed to go downtown, knowing that chickens wouldn’t go very far. When we got back, my son, Gordon, ran to check on them. There were Mayonnaise, Cornflake and Buckbeak, looking a mess. Pecky was nowhere to be seen.
With Andrew, we searched the yard and found feathers by the trees. More feathers littered the yard. By this time, Gordon started to worry; Pecky was his favorite chicken and his eyes got watery.
Andrew picked Gordon up and held him. As we stood there, accepting that we were now a three-chicken family, we heard it — a soft clucking(咯咯声) sound. Andrew put Gordon down and they looked under a bush. There was Pecky, a half-naked chicken. She looked weird(怪异的), but she was fine. Andrew gently gathered her up and returned her to the coop.
The next day Andrew had the kids back in the garage. They planned to fence(把……围起来) a bigger area for maximum(最大化) chicken freedom and safety. The kids believed that the chickens should be closed in, safe from everything that likes to eat chickens. Andrew disagreed. He believed that we should be more careful, letting the chickens out when we were in the yard. He encourages our kids to take risks. He sees that the risk of living life — by having the freedom to walk slowly around and dig for small insects in the garden — is better than the safety of a prison(监牢).
Andrew and the kids are planning their next building project. I’m sure it will include the wisdom of a father who knows how to love through the act of giving freedom.
【1】What does Paragraph 2 tell readers?
A.The family is not good at making things.
B.The kids were easily prevented by their mistakes.
C.The writer’s husband is impatient with his children.
D.The kids managed to build the coop with their father’s help.
【2】What can we learn from Paragraphs 3 to 5?
A.The family didn’t know how to keep chickens.
B.The family loves the chickens as their family.
C.The family feels troubled by the chickens.
D.The family didn’t look after the chickens well.
【3】What kind of chicken home will they probably make?
A.A stronger coop made out of the old one.
B.A bigger coop where there is no fence or anything.
C.A bigger place where the chickens will be safer.
D.An enclosed(封闭的) place with where the chickens are well protected.
【4】Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A.Children made the mistakes of learning while making the coop.
B.In Paragraph 2, tricks means a way of doing something that works well.
C.The family lost a chicken because they went downtown and let the chickens out.
D.Andrew thinks that the risk of living life is better than the safety of a prison.
【5】What is the writer’s main purpose in writing the story?
A.To show people how to love animals.
B.To show people some tips for keeping chickens.
C.To tell kids to stay calm when bad things happen.
D.To share the wisdom that comes keeping chickens.
25、Let’s suppose it is a common day of 2060. Of course, things have changed and life is very different.
Trips to the Moon are being made every day. Taking a holiday on the Moon today is as easy as taking a holiday in Europe in 2016. At a number of scenic spots (风景胜地) on the Moon, many hotels have been built. In order that everyone can enjoy the beautiful scenery on the Moon, every room has at least one picture window.
What are people eating now? People are still eating food. But many foods now come in pill form, and the food that goes into the pill comes mainly from green plants.
Farming, of course, is very highly developed. Very few people have to work on the farm. It is possible to run the farm by just using a few computers.
People are now largely vegetarians, and they eat only bread, vegetables, fruit and so on and they don’t eat meat or fish. You see, as the number of people increases, the number of animals decreases. So people have to be vegetarians. We are healthier both in our bodies and in our minds, and we know how to deal with all kinds of illness. No one has to be ill any more.
Such would be our life in 2060.
【1】The passage mainly talks about________.
A．trips to the Moon in 2060
B．developed farming in 2060
C．what our lives would be like in 2060
D．what people would eat in 2060
【2】We are healthier because of the following EXCEPT________.
A．what we eat is green food
B．we can treat any illness
C．we are largely vegetarians
D．we run the farm by using computers
26、 A hunter（猎人）once lost his way deep inside the jungle while chasing a deer. As hard as he tried, he could not find a way out of the jungle, nor could he find any food to eat. He started feeling so hungry that he could eat an elephant in one go. Disappointed, he lost all hope. And that was exactly when an apple tree caught his sight. He collected some apples to feed him for the rest of his search.
As he ate the first apple, he felt grateful for finding the tree. He thanked the jungle. He could not believe his luck when he ate the first apple, but he was less grateful while eating the second apple and even less grateful after eating the fifth apple. Somehow, with each passing apple, his hunger refused to go away and he became less happy. He couldn't enjoy his tenth apple at all.
Why? He had already taken for granted the gift of having found an apple tree in the middle of a forest. When he took the tenth apple in his hand, he was still very hungry, but he just did not feel like eating any more. Economics(经济学) calls this diminishing marginal utility（边际效用递减）. I like to call it diminishing gratitude(感恩递减), or in simpler words, taking things for granted. Or let's just call it the tenth apple effect（效应）.
The tenth apple did not lack flavor (味道), nor was it unable to end the man's hunger. The only thing lacking was his gratitude for finding food in the middle of the jungle.
【1】What happened to the hunter in the jungle?
A.He was driven into the jungle by a deer.
B.He tried to eat an elephant.
C.An apple tree stopped him.
D.He found some apples to eat by chance.
【2】After eating more apples, the hunter felt ________.
A.more and more thankful
B.hungrier than he did before
C.less happy with each apple he ate
D.more and more disappointed
【3】Which sentence can best explain the underlined phrase?
A.Feeling grateful for unexpected gifts.
B.Not being grateful for what you get.
C.Happiness goes away as time goes on.
D.The more things you find, the less useful they are.
【4】What did the writer say about the last apple?
A.It was not as delicious as the other apples.
B.It was unable to end the man's hunger.
C.The man didn't want to throw it away.
D.The man lacked gratitude for the tenth apple.
27、
Unlike in China, single-gender（单性别的）schools are popular in Australia. Many parents, including mine, send their children to single-gender schools. I study in a girls' school in Melbourne.
One of the good things is that students are treated equally in such schools. There are still many stereotypes（偏见）about girls, like "girls are not as smart as boys" or "girls cannot play sports like boys.”
Since we study in a girls' school, teachers always encourage us to realize our dreams. They want us to be ourselves, regardless of（不管）our gender.
For example, in coeducational（男女合校的）schools, most girls are not allowed to play soccer and other sports are seen as "boys' stuff." But at my school, we play soccer under the instruction of professional coaches. Those who do well have the chance to enter the state team. That means girls can get the same chances as boys. So we are able to jump out of those stereotypes.
Still, there is a big problem for students of single-gender schools-they are less likely to interact（互动）well with the other gender. However, it is necessary to improve their ability. After all, they will one day graduate and go into the bigger world. Then they may face some challenges in relationships. But some schools have realized this. So they organize some activities for boys and girls to meet. Take my school for example. We recently just had a dance party with boys. It was great!
【1】Entering a single-gender school are very popular in __________.
A.China B.Canada C.Australia D.Europe
【2】What are the stereotypes about girls?
A.Girls are as smart as boys
B.Girls can get the same chances as boys
C.Girls are not good at sports like boys
D.Girls can't go to good colleges
【3】What's the problem for the girls have in single-gender school?
A.They aren't allowed to play soccer
B.They possibly can't get along well with the boys
C.They can't make their dream come true
D.They are treated equally
【4】What is the best title of the passage?
A.Why go to a girl's school?
B.Girls want to be themselves
C.Playing soccer
D.A dance party with boys
28、请用适当的词完成下面的短文，每个空只能填写一个形式正确、意义相符的单词。
Different nations may use different body languages. So learning about 【1】 languages can help us make few mistakes.
Several young Englishmen told me 【2】 their interesting experiences. They are volunteer teachers. They said it was impossible for them 【3】 understand all the local people there.
Mike taught in a small village in Guangxi, China. 【4】 a hot afternoon, he went into a store and asked, “Do you have cold drinks?” The saleswoman said nothing. She just smiled and nodded. Mike asked her again. Still, the 【5】 said nothing. When he had a conversation with his students about this experience later, his students said the saleswoman had answered him for certain: She smiled and 【6】, which meant “YES”.
Jack remembered his experience in Bulgaria, an European country. One day, he went to a restaurant that was 【7】 for beef. He asked the waiter, “Do you have beef?” The waiter nodded. Jack waited quietly for a while. 【8】 the waiter didn’t bring beef. Later, he learned that nodding meant “NO” there.
Tom had a similar experience in India. Tom asked his students to agree 【9】 disagree with his opinion. They nodded. Tom thought they 【10】 with him. Later, he knew nodding meant “DISAGREE” there.
29、 Umbrellas are common in our daily life. On rainy days, many people hold them to prevent the . But it’s not easy to hold an umbrella if there is heavy rain and wind. And it’s harder to make a phone call or ride a bike an umbrella in the hand. An American named Alan Kaufman and his company 6 years inventing a hand-free umbrella. , they made it.
They called it Nubrella. Just touch a button(按钮), and the Nubrella will open . With the help of its“shoulder support(支持)”, the umbrella can rest on the user’s . So the user needn’t hold the umbrella any more. He can walk with hands even in the strong wind.
The hand-free umbrella is $59.94 each. People all around the world like it very much. Because of this smart , they can use their phones to talk and send short messages in the rain now. in the rain under a Nubrella is really cool, isn’t it?
【1】A. snow B.rain C. sun D.cold
【2】A. tall B. short C. strong D. thin
【3】A. by B. without C. with D. on
【4】A. spend B. took C. paid D. cost
【5】A. At first B. At last C. At most D. At least
【6】A. hardly B. nearly C. hard D. easily
【7】A. feet B. ears C. legs D. shoulders
【8】A. free B. busy C. difficult D. different
【9】A. invention B. magazine C. book D. invitation
【10】A. Lying B. Flying C. Walking D. Dancing
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