1．—Ihaveaseriousheadache.________Igotoschool?—No,youneedn't.A．MustB．CanC．ShouldD．May2．Mygrandpahasacomputer,buthedoesn'tknow________it.A．whattouseB．howtouseC．whichtouseD．wheretouse3．LearningChinesereally________mymindtotheChineseworld.A．calledupB．turnedupC．openedupD．madeup4．Mybrother________tomovetheheavybox,butIdidn'tgiveup.A．remindedB．refusedC．a(chǎn)greedD．considered5．Linda________tobed________shefinishedallherhomeworklastnight.A．doesn'tgo;untilB．didn'tgo;untilC．doesn'tgo;beforeD．went;until6．—HowlongmayI________yourdictionary?—Foroneweek.Butitmustn't________toothers.A．keep;belentB．borrow;lendC．lend;beborrowedD．have;borrow7．It’simportant__________youand__________as__________mistakesaswecan．A．for；memaking；littleB．of；metomake：fewerC．for：metomake；fewD．of；Itomake：less8．Millie________forthreehours.Please________.A．hasfallenasleep;wakeupherB．hasbeenasleep;wakeherupC．hasfallenasleep;wakeherupD．hasbeenasleep;wakeupher9．Theteacherfoundhim__________andgavehimsomedifferenthomeworktodoeveryday．A．wascleverB．wasacleverboyC．a(chǎn)cleverboyD．cleverboy10．Don'tworry,Jim.Afteraweek,you________controlthemachinebyyourself.A．willcanB．a(chǎn)reabletoC．willbeabletoD．could11.—Hasshehad__________forthejob?—Yes，shehastaughtEnglishformorethan10years．A．enoughexperienceB．enoughexperiencesC．manyexperienceD．muchexperiences12．Whattheyneed________enoughmoneytocarryon________theirwork．A．a(chǎn)re，aboutB．is，aboutC．a(chǎn)re，withD．is，with13．Thetouristsarevery__________toseesomanychanges__________．A．surprised；aretakenplaceB．surprising；takeplaceC．surprised；takeplaceD．surprising；aretakenplace14.Thelibrariantoldusthatwecouldborrowatmostthreebooks__________.A.atatime B.allthetime C.fromtimetotime D.ontime15.Manypeopledonotrealizetheimportanceofhealth__________theyhavefallenill.A.since B.until C.while D.after16.---Haveyoueverseen_____one-eyedelephant?---No,never.Andyou?A.aB.anC.any D.some17.—Thelightinhisofficeisstillon.Doyouknow________?—Toprepareforthemid-termexam.A.ifheworkshardB.whyhekeepsworkingC.whyishesobusyD.whenhewillstopworking18.Theyhaven’tdecided__________theresult. A.whorefused B.whentorefuses C.whetherrefuses D.howtorefuse19.---Whatkindofcoatdoyouwanttohave?Somethingexpensive? ---Well,it______beexpensive.It______becomfortable. A.mustn’t;need B.needn’t;can C.needn’t;must D.won’t;should20. ---Itisalittlecold.Wouldyoumind__________thewindow? ---__________.Pleasegoahead. A.closing;Ofcoursenot B.toclose;Yes,ofcourseC.closing;Yes,ofcourse D.toclose;Ofcoursenot1．Ilikewritingandwanttobea________(write)whenIgrowup.2．Thegirlboughttwo________(copy)oftheMorningPaperjustnow.3．AliceMunroisafamous________(Canada)writer.4．Afterashortrest,Helenfoundherself________(able)tokeeponwalking.Shewastootired.5．Youshouldbecarefulwiththe________(hide)dangeraroundyou.,youmustsaysorrytoyourclassmates.Youshouldn’tdoanything____________(違背)theclassrules.knoweveryanthastwo____________(胃).you_______(解釋)whyyouarelateagain.manisaworkerwithlotsof________(經(jīng)驗)10.Helenseldomlikes_______（拒絕）otherswhentheyaskherforhelp.aremanyChinesegoodson_______(出售)inthesupermarket.lastallofuspassedtheexam_________(success).(既然)everyoneishere,let’sstartourmeeting.think_______(sail)isanexcitingsport.isagoodboyandheoften_______(advice)hisfriendstostudyhard.likethesenovelsbecauseIfindthemreally_______(excite).storygavemealotof_________(confident).onecan__________(success)withoutanyhardwork.book__________(write)byDrMahascomeout._______(library)inourschoolarealwaysfriendlytoeverystudent.JaneAusten(1775－1817),anEnglishnovelist,startedwritingyoungandcompletedsixnovelsinherlife.TodayAusten'sbooksaremorepopularthanever.Inthelast10years,fiveofhersixnovelshavebeenmadeintoHollywoodfilms,whileherbookscontinuetobebest-sellers.RichardJenkyns,aprofessorofEnglishatOxfordUniversity,saysthathernovelsareaboutmarriage,friendshipsandthefamily,whicharestillwithustoday.“Thestoriesaretimeless，”Jenkynssaid.PrideandPrejudice(偏見)(1813)isAusten'smostfamouswork.ItisalovestoryaboutElizabethBennetandMrDarcy.Atfirst,thesetwodislikeeachother.Elizabethispretty,smartandlively.SheisproudbecauseDarcydoesn'tknowaboutherandherfamily.MrDarcyishandsome,richandhasabetterfamilybackground.So,heisproudaswell.Atthesametime,DarcyholdsaprejudiceagainsttheBennetfamily.Hehasnounderstandingofwhythefamily,especiallyitsmotheranddaughtersshouldtrysohardtofindwealthyandpowerfulhusbands.Hethinkstheyarevulgar.Anyway,ElizabethandDarcyfinallyfallinloveandbecomearomanticcouplebuttheirfamiliesdon'twantthemto.InPrideandPrejudice,someofthemainthingsthatJaneAustenwantstoteachpeopleareasfollows.Oppositescanattracteachother.Loversshouldnotonlymakeeachotherfeelrelaxedorcomfortable,butalsoeducateandimproveeachother.Austenisoftencalledthegreatestromanticwriter,soitissurprisingsheremainedunmarried.“Maybeshewastooromantic,waitingfortheperfectman，”Jenkynssays.11．FromParagraph1andParagraph2,wecanknow________．A．JaneAustenpassedawayinherfiftiesB．Austen'sworksremainpopulartodayC．AllofAusten'sworkshavebeenmadeintoHollywoodfilmsD．Austen'sworksaremostlyaboutwarandthefamily12．WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE?A．ElizabethandDarcyfallinloveatfirstsight.B．ElizabethhasabetterfamilybackgroundthanDarcy.C．DarcyhasafirstgoodimpressionofElizabeth'sfamily.andDarcybecomearomanticcoupleintheend.13．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“vulgar”inParagraph3mean?A．粗俗的B．魯莽的C．吝嗇的D．偽善的14．FromwhatJenkynssays,wecanlearn________．A．oppositescanattracteachotherB．loversshouldimproveeachotherC．Austen'sworksgobeyondhertimesD．AustenmarriedaperfectmanatlastAmantriedtocatchmonkeystosellthemtozoos.Themonkeys,however,wereveryc86andeverykindoftrap(計謀)thathesetfailed.Ayoungboywatchedtheman’seffortsandthentookapot(壺)withanarrowneck(瓶頸).Heplacedafewpeanutsaroundthepotandputlotsofpeanutsi87it.Hethentiedthepottoatreeandhetoldtheman,“Weshouldhaveam88inafewhours.”Somemonkeyssoonfoundthepeanutsandthepot.Oneputhishandintothepote89andgotahandfulofpeanuts,buthecouldn’tpullhish90withpeanutsoutofthenarrowneckofthepot.Themonkeywasa91andbegantocry.Someoftheothermonkeystriedunsuccessfullytopullthepotoffhishand.Theboyandthemanheardthenoise.Astheboycameneartothemonkeyswithabag,themonkeysallranawaye92theonewithitshandinthepot.Theboypackedthemonkeyandthepotintothebag.Themanwass93andaskedtheboythesecretofhismonkeytrap.“Whywasitsoeasyforthemonkeytogethishandinbutsoh94togetitout?”Theboylaughedandsaid,“Themonkeycouldgethishandbackoutifheletgoofthepeanutsinthepot,buthejustwasn’tw95toletgo.Theyneverare.covers42WhenwewereinSarawak,wewereluckyenoughtogohiking43thejungle(叢林).Inthejunglewecameacrossmanywild44.Ourfavouriteanimalswereorangutans(猩猩).Wewatchedthemjump45treetotree.Thegraceful(優(yōu)美的)andgentleanimalsmadeusfeelevencloserto46.The47toldusmanystoriesoffantasticspittingcobras(啐毒眼鏡蛇).Hesaidthattheyweremore48ofusthanwewereofthem!Anotherinterestingfeature(特征)ofSarawakisthattherearemanytribes(部落),whichstill49intherainforesttoday.50wevisitedoneofthesetribes,peopletheretoldusabouttheirlonghistory.Wewerereally51intheirstoriesandtraditions.Besides,wealsoenjoyedtheir52,suchaspansoh,whichwaschickencookedinbamboo.InSarawak,therearealsoriversandmanydifferentbirds.53,wed