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Passagel

Myneighbourisadoctor.Heandhiswifeareamongthe]peopleIhaveevermet.Afew

yearsago,westartedthiskindof""favour（善行）war”,whereoneofuswoulddosomethingkindforthe

other,suchas2thedriveway（車道）orbuildingashed（棚子），andthenexttime,theotherwould

3todomorefavours.

Yesterdaymorningtherewasabout2or3feetofsnowontheground.I4heshovelled（鏟）

mydrivewaywhileIwasawayonabusinesstriplast5.SoItookoutmyshovelandclearedboth

oursidewalksanddrivewaysbecauseitwasmyturntodoafavour6.Althoughittooksometime,I

finisheditandgotintomycarforwork.

ThatnightIhearda7onmydoor,anditwasmyneighbour.Heshookmyhandandthanked

meforshovelling8drivewayandsidewalk,whichmadehimgettoworkearlierand9a

boy.

“AssoonasIstartedthecarearlythismorning,a（n）10camethroughthatayoungboyin

ourneighbourhoodwasseriouslyill.11,mypartnerandIwereonlyabout2minutesaway,butthe

closestambulance（救護(hù)車）wouldtake10minutestoarrive,“addedhe."Thatyoungboyhasachanceto

seehisfamilyagain12youdidmethefavourearlierthismorning.9,

Itwasn'tmuchtoo13toshoveladriveway,butwhatIdidhelpedayoungboylivehislife

again.Nofavouristoo14.Eventhesmallestfavourcanmakethebiggest15.Onefavour

oftenleadstoanother.

1.A.nicestB.busiestC.richestD.happiest

2.A.findingB.losingC.cleaningD.making

3.A.tryB.stopc.planD.have

4.A.sawB.thoughtc.foundD.remembered

5.A.springB.summerc.autumnD.winter

6.A.soonB.backc.againD.first

7.A.noteB.kickc.giftD.knock

8.A.myB.ourc.hisD.your

9.A.meetB.savec.takeD.find

10.A.,callB.cardc.letterD.idea

11.A.SadlyB.UsuallyC.LuckilyD.Happily

12.A.whenB.ifC.becauseD.though

13.A.easyB.difficultC.carefulD.interesting

14.A.smallB.bigC.uselessD.useful

15.A.activityB.lessonC.reasonD.difference

Passage!

Oneday,Timmy'sfathernoticedthathissonwascrying.Heasked,"What'sthematter,Timmy?^^

Timmyreplied16,“Myclassmatescallmesonofagardener.Theyoften17me.^^His

fatherthoughtforawhileandthensaid,<6Comewithme,son.Lefsplantsome18.Itmightcheer

youup.”

Timmy'sfathertookoutsomeflowerseeds（種子）andsaid,"Let'shavea（n）19ofgrowing

flowers.Wewilleachtakecareofourownflower.Iwillwaterminewithcleanwaterfromthelake,while

youwillwateryourswith20waterfromthepond.Lefssee21flowerwillgrowbetter,

yoursormine.^^Timmythought,“Iwillsurelylosethegame.Flowersusuallygrowbetterwithcleanwater.^^

22hestillwantedtohaveatry.Sohe23andjoinedhisfatherinplanting.

Hecaredforhisownflowerwithlove,watching24growdaybyday.Afterseveral

25,bothflowersbloomed（盛開）beautifully.Hewas26toseethathisflowerlookedeven

healthierthanhisfather's.

Hisfathersmiledandsaid,"That'sbecausedirtywaterdoesn'tstopflowersfromgrowing.

27itactsasfertilizer（月巴料）tohelpthemgrow.Thislessonisalso28inourlife.Somepeople

maylookdownonyou.Neverletitholdyouback.Useitto29youbecomeabetterperson.^^

Timmyfinallyunderstoodwhathisfathermeant-Belikehisflower,growing30inthedirt.

16.A.sadlyB.happilyC.excitedlyD.surprisedly

17.A.lookafterB.laughatC.worryaboutD.careabout

18.A.treesB.vegetablesC.fruitsD.flowers

19.A.surveyB.studyC.gameD.introduction

20.A.dirtyB.freshC.warmD.cold

21.A.whatB.whyC.whenD.whose

22.A.SoB.ButC.AsD.Because

23.A.answeredB.agreedC.leftD.stopped

24.A.itB.himC.herD.them

25.A.minutesB.hoursC.weeksD.years

26.A.sorryB.angryC.surprisedD.sad

27.A.ForexampleB.InfactC.AsusualD.Atlast

28.A.trueB.easyC.differentD.difficult

29.A.helpB.rememberC.followD.understand

30.A.easilyB.carefullyC.safelyD.beautifully

Passage3

Lastsummer,Iplannedtotakeashortholidayinthewoods.Myhusbandwasn'tfree,butIreally

wantedtoseethePerseidsmeteorshower（英仙座流星雨）.SoI31togocampingbymyself.

After32thesleepingbagandsomefood,Iwasonmyway.Iwasalittle33about

beingalone.AssoonasI34thecampingplace,IaskedtheguideifhethoughtI'dbeallright

camping35.“Sure,“hesaid.Hisreply（回復(fù)）mademefeel36.

Aftersupper,Imadeafireeasily.Lookingup,Icouldn'tseemuchofthesky37thetrees.I

fellasleepquickly.Afewhourslater,I38up.Thenoisewastoo39.Thankfully,aftera

fewminutes,itstopped.ButIwasafraidofthe40ofthenight.Ididn'tthinkitwasagoodideato

gooutandlookatthestarsafterthis.41Ilaythere,Iheardsquirrelsandanowl（貓頭鷹）calling.I

wassogladthatIwasawake（醒著的）tohearthissoundof42.

Thenextmorning,myneighbourtalkedabouthowabearvisitedatnight.43,thebeardid

nothingbad.Though（盡管）Iwas44notseeingthestars,nowIfeelmoreconfident（自信的）

aboutcampingalone.Bear45nobear.

31.A.tookB.decidedC.attendedD.advised

32.A.makingB.cuttingC.tidyingD.adding

33.A.worriedB.angryC.tiredD.surprised

34.A.lookedatB.knockedatC.arrivedatD.calledat

35.A.overB.lonelyC.aroundD.alone

36.A.sadderB.betterC?healthierD.larger

37.A.throughB.atC.onD.behind

38.A.hurtB.savedC.wokeD.stood

39.A.slightB.loudC.littleD.slow

40.A.lightB.changeC.spaceD.rest

41.A.WhenB.WhyC.IfD.How

42.A.machineB.peopleC.heartD.nature

43.A.BadlyB.QuicklyC.SurprisinglyD.Nearly

44.A.unusualB.uninterestingC.unimportantD.unhappy

45.A.orB.andC.butD.so

Passage4

Iliveinawonderfulneighbourhoodwithmanytreesandbeautifulflowers.Therearedifferent46

ofhouseshere.Somearebigwhileothersaresmall,buttheyalllook47.

My48areveryfriendly.MrSmith,wholivesnextdoor,isa（an）49.Heoftengives

meadviceon50tokeephealthy（健康的）.AndMrsGreenacrossthestreetlikesto51

cakes.She52sharethemwithus.Onweekends,weoftenhavea53togetherinthesmall

parknearourhouses.Thekidsplaygames,andtheadults（成年人）talkabouttheirwork,familiesorjust

dailylife.Thereisasmall54inourneighbourhood.Wecan55allkindsofthingsthere.It

is56from8:00a.m.to9:00p.m.everyday.Nexttothestore,thereisa57station.Ifmy

bikedoesn'twork,theworkertherewill58it.

Ilovemyneighbourhood59itislikeabigfamily.Itmakesmefeelwarmand60

everyday.

46.A.typesB.numbersC.coloursD.prices

47.A.oldB.newC.lovelyD.strange

48.A.neighborsB.familiesc.classmatesD.friends

49.A.engineerB.doctorc.driverD.teacher

50.A.whatB.whyc.whenD.how

51.A.makeB.eatc.sellD.buy

52.A.onceB.alwaysc.seldomD.sometimes

53.A.meetingB.partyc.classD.dinner

54.A.schoolB.hospitalc.libraryD.shop

55.A.readB.buyc.watchD.write

56.A.closedB.cleanedc.pickedD.open

57.A.policeB.trainc.busD.bike

58.A.repairB.borrowc.returnD.buy

59.A.soB.becausec.orD.but

60.A.sadB.boredc.comfortableD.tired

Passages

請(qǐng)通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并將答案寫在答題卡

上。

Everyyear,manyyoungpeopleinBritainfinishschoolandtakeayearoffbeforetheystartworkor

gotocollege.Someof61gotoothercountriesandworkasvolunteers（志愿者）.Volunteersgive

theirtimeto62people.Forexample,theyworkforfreeinschoolsorhospitals,orhelpwith

conservation.

MikeColemanisa63boyandlivesinCanterbury,England.Hewantstobecomeateacher,

butnowhe'slivinginNamibia,Africa.Heworksina64nearKatimaMulilo.Hesays,“Ihelpthe

doctorsandnursesto65sickpeople.I'mnotadoctor,66Icandomanythings.For

example,Icarrypeoplewhocan'twalk.I67visitvillagesinthemobilehospitaltoo.Thereare

only68doctorsandnursesheresotheyneedvolunteerslikeme.Idon'tgetany69,but

thafsOK.Tmnothereforthemoney.^^

Headded,'Tmstayingherefortwomonthsand70inasmallroomwithfiveother

volunteers.Theworkis71,butI'menjoyingit.Fmlearning72aboutlifehereinsouthern

Africaandaboutmyself!73finishing,IwanttotravelinandaroundNamibia74three

weeks.Forexample,Ihopeto75theanimalsintheOkavangoDeltainBotswana.^^

61.A.theyB.theirC.themD.theirs

62.A.loveB.helpC.saveD.lend

63.A.19yearsoldB.19-years-oldC.19-yearoldD.19-year-old

64.A.schoolB.hotelC.hospitalD.restaurant

65.A.takecareofB.takeoffC.takepartinD.takeback

66.A.andB.soC.orD.but

67.A.seldomB.hardlyC.neverD.sometimes

68.A.littleB.fewC.afewD.alittle

69.A.funB.moneyC.timeD.food

70.A.helpingB.livingC.movingD.building

71.A.easyB.funC.hardD.relaxing

72.A.alotB.alotofC.toomanyD.toomuch

73.A.BeforeB.WhenC.AfterD.If

74.A.atB.forC.inD.on

75.A.eatB.killC.playD.see

Passaged

IalwaysrememberthedaywhenIwentonahot-airballoon（熱氣球）trip.Itwasabirthdaygiftfrom

myaunt.

Ihadto76at6:00,butitwasn'taproblem.Icouldn'tsleepbecauseIwasso77.

Myparentsandmyauntcameto78.They79megoodluckasIpreparedtogetintothe

balloon.Therewerefive80peopleandaworkerinit.Whenwetookoff,itwasverynoisy（喧鬧的）

andIcouldn,t81anything.Thenitgot82.Theskywasblueand83.Icouldsee

allthepeopleontheground.Theywere84smallerandsmallerwhenwegothigherandhigher.

85,aheavyrainbegan!Theballoonstartedto86.Theworkerdecidedtolandassoon

aspossible,87hecouldn'tmaketheballoongowherehewanted.Thewindwasbringing88

tothesea.Itwasveryscary（嚇人的）！

Verysoon,thewind89direction（方向）andwecouldfinallylandonahill.Wegotoutof

theballoon.1walkedbacktomy90andshowedthemIwasOK.

WasIweak?Yes,alittle.WillIdoitagain?Notsure!

76.A.lookupB.getupC.giveupD.stayup

77.A.sadB.excitedC.luckyD.sleepy

78.A.helpB.playC.watchD.look

79.A.hopedB.wishedC.gaveD.brought

80.A.anotherB.theotherC.otherD.others

81.A.hearB.feelC.makeD.sound

82.A.peaceB.quietC.sadD.noisy

83.A.darkB.clearC.rainyD.cloudy

84.A.gettingB.changingC.turningD.taking

85.A.CarefullyB.UsuallyC.SuddenlyD.Luckily

86.A.goB.flyC.riseD.drop

87.A.andB.butC.soD.because

88.A.usB.themC.youD.him

89.A.stoppedB.changedC.addedD.fit

90.A.teamB.friendsC.familyD.home

Passage7

I'mJenniferHolsteinfromAmerica.Thechallenge（挑戰(zhàn)）isridingacrosswestern91by

myself.Myparentsareworriedaboutme."It's92.You'reinaforeigncountry,9,theysay.ButIhave

alreadydecided.

BeforetravelingChinabybike,I93bikeforovertwohoursinoneday.Itisdifficultto

travelbybike,94Igetstrongerdaybyday,andfinally,Ican95rideabikeforeight

hourseachday.Luckily,Iamhappyto96agroupofChinesemen.Theyarealsotravelingwestern

China,butbymotorcycle.Theyinvitemeto97withtheminthemountainsinYunnan.Wecook

98thatwegetinthelakeoverafire.Wehavea99relaxingpicnic（野餐）.Anothertime,Imeet

agroupofbikeriders.Theyaremucholderthanmebutstill100betterthanIam.Itreallymakes

101togofarthereveryday.TheyoncehelpmewhileIam102amountainroad.Forexample,

theyfix（修理）my103.

Withmanyhighmountainsandrunningrivers,westernChinahassomeofthemostbeautifulscenery

（風(fēng)景）inthe104.Becauseofitsthickforestsandclearlakes,thereissomuchto105in

westernChina.

91.A.AmericaB.SingaporeC.AfricaD.China

92.A.popularB.differentC.dangerousD.exciting

93.A.alwaysB.usuallyC.sometimesD.never

94.A.orB.soC.butD.and

95.A.easilyB.hardlyC.alsoD.only

96.A.helpB.meetC.knowD.miss

97.A.stayB.playC.talkD.run

98.A.porkB.beefC.fishD.chicken

99.A.boringB.specialC.badD.noisy

100.A.ridingB.hikingC.workingD.driving

101.A.himB.herC.usD.me

102.A.runningawayB.lookingforC.goingonD.findingout

103.A.bikeB.carC.busD.train

104.A.townB.cityC.countryD.world

105.A.eatB.seeC.thinkD.write

Passage8

WecanhearthesoundofdrumsfromYangFeilong'strainingcentreoverakilometreaway.Asthe

dooris106,wecanseeagroupofyoungpeopleincolourfullion-shapedclothes,practisingplaying

aslions.ThistraditionalactivitynotonlyshowsChineseculturebutalsohelpsthemkeep107.

Dancinglionsneedstrongmusclesandgood108sotheyoftendoexerciseslikerunningand

jumping.

They109onthepilesofdifferentheights,puttingonawonderfulshow.Throughtheir

practice,thedancinglionshavealifeoftheirown,showingdifferentposes.Theysit,jump,dance,drink

water,or110balls.Theseactionsimprovetheirbalanceandmaketheirlegs111.

“Thekeyisteamworkamongthe112JsaysYang,whowatchestheliondancepracticesand

giveshisadvice.t4Tryyourbesttoplay,andthelionwilllook113Yangisayounginheritorofthe

liondanceinXitaoTown,HenanProvince.Hemakestheliondancehis114andtries115

toletmorepeopleknowaboutit.

“Theshow116everyonetoplaytheirrole.Peopleinthelionheadmustbequick117

showfacialexpressions.Thoseinthetailneedtobestrongtoliftpeopleatthehead.Additionally,the

performersneedto118regularlytostayingoodshapeandkeeptheirenergyhigh.^^Yangsays.

Thereisapopular119aboutthehistoryoftheliondance.Itsaysthat,duringtheHan

Dynasty,afewlionsweretakentoChinaalongtheSilkRoad120theWesternRegions.Later,

peoplestartedtoimitatetheactionsofthenewlions,andthentheliondancecameout.Today,liondanceis

notjustanartbutafunwaytokeephealthy!

106.A.oldB.openC.bigD.clean

107.A.newB.fullC.fitD.long

108.A.heightB.balanceC.memoryD.luck

109.A.moveB.singC.restD.eat

110.A.lookatB.talkaboutC.thinkofD.playwith

111.A.slowB.strongC.thinD.smart

112.A.doctorsB.driversC.actorsD.farmers

113.A.realB.youngC.fineD.short

114.A.subjectB.problemC.jobD.plan

115.A.quicklyB.eitherC.hardD.quietly

116.A.wantsB.needsC.ordersD.teaches

117.A.butB.orC.andD.so

118.A.exerciseB.sleepC.eatD.watch

119.A.gameB.sportC.storyD.lesson

120.A.toB.fromC.forD.in

Passage9

Oneday,Iwenttovisitmygrandparents9village.AsIwalkedaround,Icameacrossalittleshop

whereanoldmanwasworkingwithpaper.Heused⑵tocutoutbeautifulshapeslikeflowersand

animals122redpaper.Itwaslikemagic!Iwasamazedbyhow123hewasatit.

Then,Iheardmusicandsawagroupofpeople.Theywereusingpuppets（木偶）totellstoriesabout

braveheroes.Itwassofunto124.

Ialsosawalong,colourfuldragondancingthroughtheair.Everyonewashavingfun.Thedragon

bringsluckand125tothevillage.

Feelinginterested,Iwenttoa126tolearnmoreaboutChinesefolkart.There,Isawpaintings

onsilk,potterywithfancydesigns,andevenembroideryonclothes.Everypiecewasspecialandtoldastory

of127own.

Onethingthatreallycaughtmy128wasasilkpaintingofabeautifulmountain.Thecolours

weresobrightandthepicturemademefeellikeIwasthere.Ilearnedthatsilkpaintingsarenotjustpretty,

they129helpkeepimportantstoriesandtraditionsalive.

Afterthat,IunderstoodthatChinesefolkartisnotjustaboutlookingatprettythings.Ifsawayfor

peopleto130theirstories,ideas,andvaluestoyoungerpeople.

I'msogladIgottoseeallthesewonderfulthings.Itmademeknowhow131thepeoplewho

madetheseartformsare.

Now,IwanttolearnmoreaboutChinesefolkartandmaybeeven132tomakesomething

133oneday.Becauseeveryonehasastoryto134,andChinesefolkartisagreatwaytoshareit.

Walkingbackhome,Ifeltreally_135_thatIgottobeapartofthisexcitingadventure.

121.A.scissorsB.brushesC.rulersD.pencils

122.A.ofB.fromC.byD.for

123.A.wellB.goodC.beautifulD.careless

124.A.seeB.lookC.readD.watch

125.A.moneyB.gradesC.happinessD.skills

126.A.museumB.schoolC.restaurantD.hospital

127.A.itsB.theirC.it'sD.theirs

128.A.noseB.eyeC.mindD.heart

129.A.tooB.eitherC.alsoD.still

130.A.giveB.handC.tellD.pass

131.A.hard-workingB.fantasticC.creativeD.brave

132.A.needB.beginC.workD.try

133.A.myselfB.itselfC.themselvesD.himself

134.A.speakB.talkC.sayD.tell

135.A.tiredB.sadC.happyD.cool

Passage10

Embroidery（束U繡），ashiningstarinChineseart,isa136craft.Today,wecanfindembroidery

onmany137.Ithasaspecial138thatdrawspeoplein.

Chinawasthefirstto139silk,whichmadesilkwormraising,silkreeling（堞絲），andweaving

（編織）possible.Thisledtothegrowthofsilkthreads（線）andfabrics（織物），and140embroidery

becomepossible.

The141knownembroiderediteminChinaisfromthe142Dynasty.IntheHan

Dynasty,embroiderygrew143andshowedpeople'sstandinginsociety.TheTangDynastysawabig

jumpinembroidery's144andartstyles.Sincethen,embroideryhaskeptgrowingandformed

145styles.

Thereare146mainschoolsofChineseembroidery:Xiang,Shu,Su,andYue.

XiangembroiderycomesfromHunanProvince.Itusessoftthreadandisbasedon147

Chinesepainting.ShuembroideryisfromSichuanProvince.Ifsmostlyusedfor148thingslikequilt

（被子）coversandclothes,withdesignsofflowers,birds,insects,andfish.Suembroidery,fromJiangsu

Province,hasastrongfolkfeel.It'sknown149beingpeacefulandnice.Itsweavingwaysarevery

clear.Yueembroidery,fromGuangdongProvince,has150andbrightcolours.Itsdesigns,like

dragons,phoenixes,andflowers,areorganized.

136.A.nationalB.modemC.simpleD.foreign

137.A.wallsB.clothesC.booksD.shoes

138.A.colourB.smellC.tasteD.magic

139.A.sellB.buyC.makeD.find

140.A.closedB.madec.tookD.opened

141.A.oldestB.newestc.bestD.latest

142.A.MingB.Qingc.ShangD.Song

143.A.slowlyB.quicklyc.slowD.quick

144.A.sizesB.shapesc.skillsD.materials

145.A.beautifulB.creativec.ordinaryD.different

146.A.fourthB.fourc.fiveD.fifth

147.A.WesternB.Easternc.modernD.traditional

148.A.usefulB.cheapc.everydayD.expensive

149.A.toB.forc.asD.by

150.A.richB.softc.localD.deep

Passagell

Manyyoungchildrenlikegoingtothezoo.Thereareallkinds151animalsinthezoo.The

childrencanseethezookeepers（飼養(yǎng)員）givethem152toeat.Theanimals153haveto

findfoodbythemselves（它們自己）.Theyjustwalk,sleepand154allday.Somanyof155

thinkthattheanimalsthereare156andhappy.157manyofthemaresad.158?

They'renotfree!

Animalslikeelephantsandgiraffes159livefreelyandhappilyinforestsorongrasslands

（草原）.Liketigers,theycanrun,playwiththeirchildrenand160food.Butnowtheyhavetolive

in161roomsinthezoo.Theirlifeinthezoo162beboring,soitisimportantforanimals

tolive163.Nowmanypeoplethinkanimalsmust164backtoforestsandgrasslands.We

mustbefriendlytothem.Dorememberthatthezooisagreat165forchildren,butnotforanimals.

151.A.inB.forC.ofD.by

152.A.fruitB.milkC.drinkD.food

153.A.don'tB.doesn'tc.isn'tD.aren't

154.A.swimB.flyc.playD.live

155.A.peopleB.childrenc.manD.woman

156.A.beautifulB.dangerousc.luckyD.lazy

157.A.SoB.Butc.AndD.Or

158.A.WhyB.WhatC.WhichD.Where

159.A.hardlyB.evenC.neverD.usually

160.A.careforB.careaboutc.lookforD.lookat

161.A.bigB.smallc.goodD.short

162.A.shouldB.must