Ⅰ.Vocabulary and structure 15%

Directions: There are 15 incomplete sentences in the following.For each sentence there are four choices marked A, B, C and D.Choose the ONE that best completes the sentence.

()1.I have been keeping the portraitI can see it every day,as it always reminds me of my childhood in Paris.

A.since B.where

C.as D.if

()2.Iyou a happy birthday.

A.hope B.want

C.expected D.wish

()3.—I�餸 not too happy about the project.What shall we do next?

—.Everything will be OK in the end.

A.Don�餿 worry

B.Anything as you like

C.I�餸 afraid not

D.I don�餿 think too much

()4.European football is played in 80 countries,it the most popular sport in the world.

A.making B.makes

C.made D.to make

()5.—the car seat.It�餾 wet.

—Thank you for telling me.

A.Touch B.Feel

C.Hand D.Sense

()6.I�饁e visited a lot of different places and stayed in a lot of different hotels,but nothing else this on.

A.winsB.matches

C.makesD.takes

()7.The driver began to speed up tofor the hour had lost in the traffic jam.

A.keep up B.take up

C.catch up D.make up

()8.—is Mr.Black like?

—He is a very nice person,and isof the two engineers.

A.What; more patient

B.How; the most patient

C.What; the more patient

D.How; a patient

()9.Do you know the singer and dancer whoat the gate?

A.is standing B.are standing

C.is stand D.standing

()10.The Red Cross would have another million dollarsto buy medicine for the refugees(難民)in the Indian Ocean seaquake.

A.by thatB.with that

C.for whichD.with which

()11.With a lot of difficult problems,the manager felt worried all the time.

A.settled B.to be settled

C.settling D.to settle

()12.The boywhen he said that hethe eggsby the hen

in the closet before hedown to have a rest.

A.was lying,had laid,laid,lay B.had laid,lay,laid,was lying

C.lay,was lying,lain,lay D.laid,lay,lain,lies

()13.—How do you find the talk given by Mr Smith?

—.

A.Very wellB.Excited

C.Boring D.Not at all

()14.—I wonder why Mr.Green looks quiet in class.

—I�餸 not sure,but hea small accident driving here.

A.could have B.might have

C.might have hadD.must have had

()15.—?

—I�餸 suffering from a stomachache.

A.Are you feeling better B.What�餾 trouble with you

C.Is there wrong with you D.What�餾 the matter with you

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Ⅱ.Cloze 20%

Directions: There are 20 blanks in the following text.For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C and D.Choose the ONE that best fills the blank.

It is clear that some chemicals can damage the health of animals and humans.16,this is not the only problem that17be caused by the careless use of chemicals,Chemicals can also18the ecological(生態(tài)的) balance of the environment.If the ecological balance is disturbed,the results can be19serious.

The20of DDT illustrates(說明) the problem.DDT,a chemical which kills insects,at first seemed to be a perfect answer21many problems.It would control insects that caused dangerous diseases,22insects that caused billions of dollars of damage to crops every year.Governments permitted and even23the use of DDT.Farmers in many countries24to spray(噴灑) it on their crops.The25results were good:Damage to crops26down,and profits went up.However,the chemical had effects which the scientists didn�餿 see in27.First,it also killed insects which were the28enemies of the harmful insects and which were therefore beneficial to farmers.Second,and perhaps worse,DDT did not kill29harmful insect.A few insects had natural resistance(抵抗力) to the chemical.They30and reproduced in large numbers.In a few years there were large numbers of insects which were not31by DDT,and there were32insects which could act as natural33on these new “super�瞚nsects.”Finally,it became clear that DDT was not solving the insect problem.In fact,it was making the problem worse.It34became necessary to find a second35for the effects of the first.

()16.A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.MeanwhileD.Besides

()17.A.canB.mustC.willD.shall

()18.A.causeB.harmC.breakD.disturb

()19.A.littleB.muchC.extremelyD.hardly

()20.A.historyB.shortcomingC.achievementD.advantage

()21.A.atB.forC.toD.of

()22.A.as well asB.as wellC.but D.also

()23.A.askedB.requestedC.declaredD.encouraged

()24.A.wantedB.beganC.decidedD.arranged

()25.A.fastB.immediateC.momentD.last

()26.A.putB.tookC.brokeD.went

()27.A.needB.turnC.advanceD.vain

()28.A.naturalB.illC.uglyD.friendly

()29.A.anyB.some C.everyD.all

()30.A.livedB.diedC.criedD.survived

()31.A.effectedB.affectedC.damagedD.killed

()32.A.manyB.a fewC.a littleD.fewer

()33.A.controlsB.enemiesC.choicesD.means

()34.A.laterB.thenC.nowD.so

()35.A.causeB.insectC.answerD.cure

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Ⅲ.Reading comprehension 26%

Directions: There are three passages in the following.For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C, and D.You should decide on the BEST CHOICE.

A

Media alarms have been loud recently:Electronic commerce(電子商務(wù))is in danger.A crime wave threatens to bring damage on the World Wide Web.Any web site is their target，no matter how big.

Predictably，officials in Washington responded feverishly as FBI antihacking squads(反黑客小組)moved into action.The unlucky firms were mostly huge players in ecommerce and news broadcasting，accustomed to always reaching large number of people.So，the attacks from the Internet is easy.“We are committed in every way to find out those who are responsible，”said the team leader.

Top judges are eager to catch the criminal who interferes with the computer systems of large companies.But there is no search for clues as to millions of American are excluded from big media if they happen to be poor.What about their right to be widely heard—through，TV，radio，newspapers or heavily trafficked web sites?Facing the danger of American business and government agencies，the hacker now making headlines are living dangerously.Their slight interference with the rights of companies to be widely heard is a definite no—no.Too bad we haven�餿 been able to speak against the social orders continual interference with the rights of poor people to be heard by the public.

In effect，unfairness exists in the American—style freedom of speech.Those with deep pockets enjoy its full of freedom in news media，those with empty pockets are pretty much beside the point;the constant blocking they face creates no headlines and sparks.

“The law，in its majestic equality，forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges，to beg in the streets and to steal bread，” the writer Anatole Rance commented a century ago.Today，the media offers a similar kind of equality.

()36.The passage is mainly concerned with.

A.American business B.the media

C.the action of FBI D.the problem of hackers

()37.Attacks from the Internet is easy because.

A.the web site is designed to reach many people

B.the technique of hacking is easy

C.the FBI have not been doing their job properly

D.Internet itself is too big

()38.The 3rd and 4th paragraph implies that the hacking is.

A.caused by the judges who have wronged some people

B.due to large companies carelessness

C.due to the lack of right of speech of poor people through legal ways

D.caused by the fact that the hacked web sites have too many enemies

()39.The latter half of this passage is basically.

A.a continued discussion of Internet safety

B.a discussion of the freedom of speech of the U.S.

C.about business on the Internet

D.about FBI�餾 action

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Ⅰ.Vocabulary and structure

1.B 【解析】略。

2.D 【解析】wish用于表祝福。

3.A 【解析】根據(jù)答句的后一句“一切都會好的”可以推測，前一句是表示安慰的用語。

4.A 【解析】后半句是現(xiàn)在分詞引導(dǎo)的短語，在句中做結(jié)果狀語，這是現(xiàn)在分詞的用法之一。

5.B 【解析】feel用在這里表示以手等撫摸著拭擦，最符合語境。

6.B 【解析】 match為動詞，為“比得上，與……相配”。

7.D 【解析】略。

8.C 【解析】 問某人的外表、個(gè)性品德，用What is sb.like? 比較級被of短語修飾，前面必須用定冠詞修飾，事實(shí)上，該形容詞已名詞化了，后面省略了one一詞。

9.A 【解析】the singer and dancer指同一個(gè)人，是歌手兼舞蹈家。

10.D 【解析】with which to buy…相當(dāng)于with the money it could buy…

11.D 【解析】略。

12.A 【解析】結(jié)合四個(gè)選項(xiàng)，第一空lay的意思是“撒謊”，根據(jù)后面“When he said that…”，可看出主句及第一從句的意思是“當(dāng)這男孩……的時(shí)候他在撒謊”，且為主動形式，答案為A。

13.C 【解析】略。

14.C 【解析】根據(jù)上下文語境可知，答話人的意思是對過去事情的推測，由于不肯定的語氣I’m not sure，所以應(yīng)選might have had…意思為：很可能在他開車來這兒的時(shí)候，發(fā)生了一起小事故。

15.B 【解析】略。

Ⅱ.Cloze

16—20 BADCA21—25 CADBB26—30 DCACD31—35 BDABD

Ⅲ.Reading comprehension

36—39 DACB