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1£®______ every classmate has arrived, let¡¯s set about ______ the plan for the next two and a half years.

A. Since; to work out B. Because; work out

C. Now that; working out D. For; working out

2. It was some time _____ his son realized that he had made a serious mistake on that matter.

A. since B. before C. when D. that

3.From his early childhood days, he has _______ a great interest in music and shown his musical talent.

A. developed B. invented C. adopted D. created

4. As Churchill said, ¡°It is no use _______ what you like; you have got to like what you do.¡±

A. to do B. having done C. done D. doing

5. Going to the moon, once _______ to be impossible, has now become a reality.

A. considering B. to consider C. being considered D. considered

6.I can¡¯t stand __________ friends with him. He always refuses ______ others.

A. making; to help B. to make; helping C. making; helping D. to make; to help

7.Given by Wang Yaping, the first class in ______ space is quite ____ success.

A.\; \ B. the; a C. the; \ D. \; a

8.We were driving along ________ all of a sudden a car pulled straight out in front of us.

A. when B. while C. where D. which

9. Is this the first time David ________ to you since you left your Junior High school?

A. wrote B. is writing C. writes D. has written

10.Anne still could ______ what she was doing while her family were watching TV.

A. concentrate on B. believe in C. give up D. add to

11. ¡° Be brave, ______ you¡¯ll lose your chance,¡± my parents keep encouraging me to have a try.

A. so B. and C. or D. for

12.It is the plot of the novel The Count of Monte Cristo, I think, _____ makes the book worth reading a second time.

A. that B. which C. how D. why

13. Hearing the news that she survived the accident, _______, her mother couldn¡¯t help crying.

A. happy and excited B. happy and exciting C. happily and excited D. happily and exciting

14.---I finished that project successfully.

----____________ I¡¯m proud of you, Jeff.

A. Good for you! B. Really ! C. Absolutely! D. I see.

15. When the storm was over, we saw a beautiful rainbow ______ the sky.

A. through B. across C. opposite D. above

16. It is believed that all the passengers aboard the plane MH370 ______.

A. was killed B. killed C. had killed D. have been killed

17. _________salary, I think my job is OK. More importantly, I can get much pleasure from it.

A. In case of B. Because of C. In terms of D. Instead of

18. He is always enthusiastic about everything. You rarely see that he is ______ his work.

A. crazy about B. fond of C. anxious for D. t ired of

19. The teacher could ______ by the way she was reading that she was reading a novel or something like that.

A. tell B. separate C. divide D. find

20. Now online shopping is really _______ because people believe that it is safe.

A. taking off B. taking up C. getting off D. getting up

21. He proved himself a true gentleman and the beauty of his ______ was seen at its best when he worked with others.

A. temper B. appearance C. talent D. character

22. China and Russia have more and more common______ , with the development of bilateral trade(Ë«±ßóÒ×).

A. interests B. dislikes C. customs D. habits

23. His classmates offered him their congratulations _______ his successful performance.

A. at B. on C. for D. of

24. Taiwan is not the only one of the islands which ______ the coast of the mainland.

A. lies on B. lies off C. lie on D. lies off

25. _______ the severe damage caused by the earthquake in Sichuan on April 20th, 2013, people in the earthquake-stricken areas showed great courage and determination.

A. Facing B. Faced C. Facing with D. Face

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Freshmen in high school can be cruel and we certainly were to a young man named Matt who was in my class. We teased him about his ____26____. He was at least fifty pounds overweight. He felt the pain of being the last one ____27____ to play basketball, baseball or football. Matt will always remember the endless ____28 ____ that were played on him.ª¥

One day he sat near me in gym class. Someone ___29_____ him and he fell on me and knocked my foot quite ___30_____. With the whole class watching I chose to fight in order to keep my image intact (not spoiled). I __31_____, ¡°C¡¯mon, Matt, let¡¯s fight!¡± He said he didn¡¯t want to. But he had to come toward me with his ___32_____ in the air. I bloodied his nose with one hit and the class went ___33_____. Just then the gym teacher walked into the room. He saw us fighting and he____34____ us out to the running track(ÅܵÀ).ª¥

He followed us with a ____35____ on his face and said, ¡°I want you two guys to go out there and run that mile holding each other¡¯s hands.¡± The ___36____ erupted(±¬·¢) into a roar of laughter. The two of us felt ___37_____ beyond belief, but Matt and I went out to the track and ran our mile¡ªhand in hand. ª¥

At some point during the ____38____ of our run, I remember looking over at him, with blood ___39_____ trickling£¨µÎ£© from his nose and his weight ____40____ him down. It struck me that here was a ____41____, not all that different from myself. We both____42____ each other and began to laugh. In time we became good friends.ª¥

Going around that track, hand in hand, I no longer saw Matt as fat or ____43____. He was a human being. It was ____44____ what I learned when I was allowed to go hand in hand with someone for only one mile. For the rest of my ___45_____I have never so much as raised a hand against another person. ª¤

26. A. size B. height C. habits D. lessons

27. A. built B. taught C. kept D. picked

28. A. games B. tricks C. cards D. balls

29. A. threw B. pushed C. called D. beat

30. A. rapidly B. possibly C. badly D. easily

31. A. shouted B. explained C. replied D. ordered

32. A. arms B. screams C. fists(È­Í·) D. hands

33. A. well B. on C. wild D. away

34. A. took B. drove C. allowed D. sent

35. A. doubt B. worry C. surprise D. smile

36. A. room B. track C. field D. freshmen

37. A. upset B. ashamed C. anxious D. disappointed

38. A. distance B. moment C. course D. action

39. A. ever B. even C. also D. still

40. A. slowing B. putting C. taking D. letting

41. A. boy B. person C. classmate D. student

42. A. ran after B. made fun of C. talked to D. looked at

43. A. rude B. stupid C. disabled D. quiet

44. A. amazing B. embarrassing C. exciting D. interesting

45. A. year B. school C. life D. work

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Mary Cassette is one of the first great female American painters. She followed her dreams and became an artist. She was born on May 22, 1844, and lived in Europe for several years as a child .

Her family returned to the United States and at the age of 16£¬Mary attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts£®Four years later she found she couldn¡¯t learn any more in Philadelphia£¬so her parents sent her back to Europe£®There she studied the techniques of the masters in Rome£¬Seville£¬Antwerp£¬and Paris£®

Mary received the chance of a lifetime in 1877 when the famous French painter£¬Edgar Degas£¬asked her to join a group of painters that included now¡ªfamous artists like Monet and Renoir£®Their style of paintings is called Impressionism(Ó¡ÏóÅÉ)£®They used primary colors and short brush strokes(±Ê»­)in their works£®They recognized Mary¡¯s powerful talent and invited her to exhibit in the Impressionist art shows£®

Mary painted what she saw£ºgardens, and portraits£¬especially of mothers and children in everyday life£®One of her paintings£¬Young Mother and Two Children£¬was donated(¾èÔù)to the White House in 1954 where it hangs today£®

Mary never married and£¬in 1877£¬her parents and sister moved to Europe to join her£®Mary devoted much of her time to them for the next 1 8 years£®Mary painted until 1914 when her failing eyesight made it impossible to continue£®She died in 1926 at the age of 82£®

46£®We know from the passage that Mary Cassette__________£®

A£®didn¡¯t like painting in her childhood

B£®painted things she saw in everyday life

C£®learned from a lot of famous artists in the US

D£®led a poor life throughout her life

47£®Mary Cassette stopped painting because_____________£®

A£®she lost interest in painting

B£®she took a new interest in writing

C£®her eyesight became too poor to continue

D£®her parents encou