一、單項選擇（每小題2分，共計30分）---doyouaboutspring?---Theflowersandthegreentrees.A.How,likeB.How,thinkC.What,thinkD.What,like---It’stoohot.Wouldyoumindthedoor?---.Pleasedoitnow.A.toopen,OKB.opening,CertainlynotC.opening,OfcourseD.toopen,Goodidea3.---Doyouhaveenoughmentocarrythesechairs?---No.Ithinkweneedmen.A.anotherB.othertwoC.moretwoD.twomoreHowbeautifullyshesings!Ihaveneverheardvoice.A.thebestB.abestC.thebetterD.abetterTherearealotpeopletodaythanyesterday.A.ofB./C.most D.moreYouworryaboutyourpets.We'lllookafterthemifyouareout.A.needn'ttoB.don'tneedC.don'tneedtoD.notneedto---Idon,tthinkyourteamcanbeattheirs.---.ButwecouldifLinTaowereontheteam.A.No,wecan,tB.Yes,wecan,tC.Yes,wecanD.No,wecan---Youseemtolikesweets.---.That,sprobablywhyI'mbecomingfatterandfatter.A.SoIdoB.SodoI C.SoamID.SoIam---MayIgooutwithyoutomorrow?---Ifyourjobbythen.A.hasbeenfinishedB.finishC.willbefinished D.willfinish---Wouldyoulikesomefruit?---Nothanks.Idon'tfeellikeanythingnow.A.tohave,toeatB.having,toeatC.having,eatingD.tohave,eatingTheteacherJohnagoodstudent.A.believes B.knows C.suggestsD.considers---Dad,what'sthesealike?---Well,it'slargeandfullofwater.Itcoversaboutoftheearth.A.onethirdB.threequarterC.three-fourthD.threequarters---Somethingmustbedonetostopthefarmerscuttingdowntheforest.---Iagreewithyou.Ifwe,alotmoregoodlandwillbegonewiththem.A.won't B.aren'tC.don'tD.mustn'tThefamilyatthelunchtablewhensomeonecametotellthemwhathadhappenedat.A.weresitting;MrBrown B.weresitting;MrBrown'sC.wassitting;MrBrown D.wassitting;MrBrown'sIrememberthedaysIspentwithTomtravelingaroundBeijing.A.thatB.what C.when D.inwhich二、完形填空（每小題2分，共計40分）

Amanlivedatthefootofahill.Foralongtime,heheardoftalesoftheothersideofthehill---storiesofrichland,16weatherandbeautifulscenery.Oneday,hewas17lifeinhishometownandthoughtitwas18toimproveit,sohepackedhisbags,lefthishomeandstartedclimbingthehil, 19toliveabetterlife.Theclimbwasvery20.Themanhadtostoptorestmanytimes.Atsome21,thehillwasverysteepindeed,andhealmostwantedto22.Buthisdreamofabetterlife23himgoing.Oneafternoon,themancametoanothersteeppartofthehill.Andatthetopstoodsomethickplants.Thesame24hadhappenedtohimmanytimesbefore.25thistimeitwasalittlehardtogetoverit,hesurelywasabletodoit.26,themanwastootiredafterallthosedaysof27andpushingthroughhighplants.Hewasangrythathestillhadnoresultstoshow,no28toenjoy.Hejustdidn'twantto29anymore.Hesaidtohimself,"Maybelifeontheothersideofthehillisnotlikewhatthe30told.Myoldhomeisn'tthat31anyway.”Hefinallymadehisdecision,32andsetoffforhome.Actuallythemandidn'tknowthat_33_heclimbedoverthatslope(斜坡)，hecouldseetheothersideofthehillandallhehadheardaboutthatplacewas34.Themanhadalreadydonethehardpart,buthe35_tostoptryingwhenthingsweregoingtogetmuchbetter.三、()16.A.changingB.hotC.greatD.cold 閱()17.A.interestedinB.tiredofC.surprisedatD.nervousabout讀()18.A.impossibleB.necessaryC.simpleD.right 理解()19.A.wishingB.beginningC.refusingD.helping()20.A.boringB.helplessC.difficultD.exciting()21.A.momentsB.situationsC.pointsD.corners()22.A.getupB.giveupC.sitdownD.runaway()23.A.stoppedB.letC.noticedD.kept()24.A.troubleB.chanceC.storyD.illness()25.A.IfB.BecauseC.WhenD.Although()26.A.BesidesB.HoweverC.OrD.So()27.A.runningB.playingC.climbingD.waiting()28.A.drinkB.fruitsC.foodD.time()29.A.tryB.helpC.escapeD.learn()30.A.filmsB.booksC.talesD.lessons()31.A.strangeB.terribleC.uselessD.dangerous()32.A.lookedaroundB.turnedaroundC.wentonD.sloweddown()33.A.asifB.sothatC.aslongasD.though()34.A.falseB.trueC.funnyD.important()35.A.preparedB.agreedC.choseD.failed(每小題3分，共計30分)ALisawasrunninglate.Lisa,25,hadalottodoatwork,plusvisitorsontheway：herparentswerecominginforThanksgivingfromherhometown.Butasshehurrieddownthesubwaystairs,shestartedtofeeluncomfortablywarm.Bythetimeshegottotheplatform,Lisafeltweakandtired---maybeithadn't

beenagoodideatogivebloodthenightbefore,shethought.Sherestedherselfagainstapostclosetothetracks.Severalyardsaway,Frank,43,andhisgirlfriend,Jennifer,foundaspotclosetowherethefrontofthetrainwouldstop.Theyweredeepindiscussionaboutahousetheywerethinkingofbuying.Butwhenheheardthescream,followedbysomeoneyelling,“Oh,myGod,shefellin!”Frankdidn'thesitate.Hejumpeddowntothetracksandransome40feettowardthebodylyingontherails."No!Notyou!”hisgirlfriendscreamedafterhim.Shewasrighttobealarmed.BythetimeFrankreachedLisa,hecouldfeelthetracksshakingandseethelightcoming.Thetrainwasabout20secondsfromthestationItwashardtolifther.Shewasjustout.Buthemanagedtoraiseherthefourfeettotheplatformsothatbystanderscouldholdherbythegrinsanddragherawayfromtheedge.ThatwaswhereLisabrieflyregainedconsciousness,feltherselfbeingpulledalongtheground,andsawsomeoneelseholdingherpurse.Lisathoughtshe,dbeenrobbed.AwomanheldherhandandamangavehisshirttohelpstopthebloodpouringfromherheadAndshetriedtotalkbutshecouldn'tandthatwaswhensherealizedhowmuchpainshewasin.Policeandfireofficialssoonarrived,andFranktoldthestorytoanofficer.Jennifersaidherboyfriendwascalmontheir40minutetrainridedowntown---justashehadbeensecondsaftertherescue,whichmadeherthinkaboutherreactionatthetime.“IsawthetraincomingandIwasthinkinghewasgoingtodie,”sheexplained.( )36.WhatwasthemostprobablecauseforLisa'sweakness?Shehadrunalongway.Shefelthotinthesubway.Shehaddonealotofwork.Shehaddonatedbloodthenightbefore.( )37.WhydidJennifertrytostopherboyfriend?Becausetheywouldmisstheirtrain.Becausehedidn'tseethetraincoming.BecauseshewassureLisawashardtolift.Becauseshewasafraidthetrainwouldkillhim.( )38.HowdidFranksaveLisa?Byliftinghertotheplatform.Byhelpingherrisetoherfeet.Bypullingheralongtheground.Bydraggingherawayfromtheedge.( )39.WhendidLisabecomeconsciousagain?Whenthetrainwasleaving.Aftershewasbackontheplatform.Afterthepoliceandfireofficialscame.Whenamanwascleaningthebloodfromherhead.( )40.Thepassageisintendedtowarnusofthedangerinthesubwayshowushowtosavepeopleinthesubwaytellusaboutasubwayrescue

reportatrafficaccidentBMaybeten-year-oldElizabethputitbestwhenshesaidtoherfather,"But,Dad,youcan'tbehealthyifyou'redead."Dad,inahurrytogethomebeforedarksohecouldgoforarun,hadforgottentowearhissafetybelt--amistake75%ofUSpopulationmakeeverydayThebigquestioniswhy.Therehavebeenmanymythsaboutsafetybelteversincetheirfirstappearanceincarssomefortyyearsago.Thefollowingarethreeofthemostcommon.MyththeNumberOne:It'sbesttobe“thrownclear"ofaseriousaccident.Truth：Sorry,butanyaccidentseriousenoughto“throwyouclear”isablegoingtobeseriousenoughtogiveyouaverybadlanding.Andchancesarethatyou'llhavetraveledthroughawindshield(擋風玻璃)ordoortodoitStudiesshowthatchancesofdyingafteracaraccidentaretwent-fivetimesincaseswherepeopleare“thrownclear”MythNumberTwo：Safety-bets“trap”peopleinCarsthatareburningorsinkinginwater.Truth：Sorryagain,butstudiesshowthatpeopleknockedunconscious(昏迷)duetonotwearingsafetybeltshaveagreaterchanceofdyingintheseaccidents.Peoplewearingsafetybeltsareusuallyprotectedtothepointofhavingintheseaccidents.Peoplewearingsafetybeltsareusuallyprotectedtothepointofhavingaclearheadtofreethemselvesfromsuchdangeroussituation,nottobetrappedinthem.MythNumberThree：Safetybeltsaren'tneededatspeedsoflessthan30milesperhour(mph).Truth：Whentwocarstravelingat30mphhiteachother,anunbelteddriverwouldmeetthewindshieldwithaforceequaltodivingheadfirstintothegroundfromaheightof10metres( )41.WhydidElizabethsaytoherfather,“But,Dad,youcan'tbehealthyifyou'redead”?A.Hewasdrivingatgreatspeed. B.Hewasrunningacrossthestreet.C.Hedidn'thavehissafetybelton. D.Hedion'ttakehismedicineontime.( )42.Thereasonfatherwasinahurrytogethomew