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1£®How does the woman usually go shopping?

A£®She goes by car. B£®She walks. C£®She shops by phone.

2£®What did the man do?

A£®He went downstairs.

B£®He provided the information.

C£®He offered a guide book.

3£®What did the woman promise to do?

A£®To receive some guests.

B£®To have a talk with her own daughter.

C£®To have lunch with both Scott and his daughter.

4£®What¡¯s the time now?

A£®8:30 B£®8:00 C£®9:00

5£®Where does the conversation take place?

A£®In a coffee house B£®In a restaurant. C£®In a hotel.

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6£®What¡¯s the relationship between the two speakers?

A£®They are good friends.

B£®They meet for the first time.

C£®They work in the same department.

7£®What achievements has the woman made?

A£®She won the first place in the national competition.

B£®She covered the national event successfully.

C£®She took good pictures for the newspapers.

8£®Why does the man plan to join a club?

A£®To meet new friends.

B£®To improve his skills.

C£®To catch up with the woman.

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9£®Who was interviewed by Jay Leno?

A£®Julia Roberts. B£®Brad Pitt. C£®Matt Damon.

10£®How much does the woman know about the film?

A£®Quite a lot B£®Only a little . C£®Nothing at all.

11£®What does the woman like about the film?

A£®One of her favorite actresses.

B£®A few famous actors in the film.

C£®the film¡¯s plot.

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12£®On which day will the man¡¯s party be held?

A£®On Chinese National Day.

B£®On the Chinese Spring Festival.

C£®On Christmas Eve.

13£®What language is Lily learning?

A£®Chinese B£®English C£®French

14£®What does the woman offer to do?

A£®To prepare some records.

B£®To invite Bob and Jane to the party.

C£®To tell the teachers about the party.

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15£®What does the boy suggest stopping to buy?

A£®Milk B£®Hamburgers C£®Magazines

16£®What does the woman think of the convenience store?

A£®The goods there are more expensive than those in the supermarket.

B£®It offers a wide variety of choice.

C£®It¡¯s best place to get a bargain.

17£®Who is the speaker?

A£®A laboratory assistant

B£®A doctor

C£®A teacher of a laboratory class.

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18£®How will late arrivals be treated?

A£®They will be allowed to enter the class and the teacher will repeat information for them.

B£®They will not be given any special consideration.

C£®They will be dropped from the class if they are late three times.

19£®What happens if a student misses three classes?

A£®They can make up the classes.

B£®They will be dropped from the class.

C£®They may be allowed to remain if they have a good excuse.

20£®What should be done if long hair is worn?

A£®It must be fastened tightly.

B£®It will be cut.

C£®The students will be asked to leave the class.

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A£®Thanks. I can¡¯t wait to go

B£®Thanks. I can¡¯t believe it¡¯s been 5 years.

C£®Thanks. We¡¯re really happy! Everything went wonderfully

D£®Thanks. We¡¯re a bit worried about it actually

22£®The roof fell ____ he had time to rush out.

A£®until B£®before C£®when D£®since

23£®¡ªGeorge is a wise person.

¡ªBut in my opinion, he is ___ than wise.

A£®cleverer B£®braver C£®more brave D£®less braver

24£®The number of people invited ___ fifty, but a few of them ___ absent for different reasons.

A£®were; was B£®was; was C£®was; were D£®were; were

25£®I wonder if you know it ____ .

A£®in all B£®all in all C£®above all D£®at all

26£®Americans eat ___ vegetables per person today as they did in 1910.

A£®more than twice B£®as twice as many

C£®twice as many as D£®more than twice as many

27£®He talked about the classmates and the school ___ he had visited.

A£®which B£®that C£®who D£®about which

28£®Once ___ what to do, these computers will show great power in carrying it out.

A£®to teach B£®teaches C£®teaching D£®taught

29£®I was ___ in the middle of my call because I had no more pennies to put in the box.

A£®broken in B£®cut off C£®hung up D£®put down

30£®¡ª What terrible weather! It ___ for more than a week!

¡ªThe rain season will last about a month.

A£®rains B£®will be raining C£®rained D£®has been raining

31£®Jack, it¡¯s ___ bad manners to blow your nose at ___ table.

A£®the; a B£®the; / C£®/; the D£®/; /

32£®¡ªJane, see, what did I find?

¡ªOh, my lost keys! ____.

A£®where did you find it? B£®I¡¯m really grateful for you

C£®What a nice temper you have D£®I can¡¯t thank you enough

33£®The girl devoted all her free time she had ___ others.

A£®to help B£®to helping C£®helped D£®help

34£®There¡¯s somebody walking behind us. I think ___.

A£®we are following B£®we being followed

C£®we are followed D£®we are being followed

35£®¡ªWhat are you busy ___?

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For the next two years, whenever I was 50 of the ¡°pizza incident¡±, I would say to myself, ¡°Don¡¯t think about it.¡±

I have learned two things from this 51 . maybe I was a fool for 52 in to my conscience , and being too stupid to appreciate a 53 pizza£®But the real lesson is that even if you get away from what you have done, your conscience will 54 up with you.

This reflects(·´Ó³) the saying, ¡°A coward(ų·ò) dies a thousand deaths, a hero dies one.¡± I was a coward and have felt terrible about that accident at least a thousand times. If I had been a ¡° 55 ¡± and gone back to pay for the pizza, I would have felt a little uncomfortable about it only once, or maybe twice.

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37£®A£®as B£®while C£®then D£®when

38£®A£®lost B£®tired C£®hungry D£®anxious

39£®A£®excited B£®eager C£®satisfied D£®encouraged

40£®A£®rest B£®food C£®travel D£®drink

41£®A£®Luckily B£®Finally C£®Actually D£®immediately

42£®A£®thought B£®recognized C£®noticed D£®realized

43£®A£®walked B£®left C£®worked D£®found

44£®A£®look B£®get C£®turn D£®think

45£®A£®ask B£®pay C£®apologize D£®send

46£®A£®refused B£®wanted C£®hoped D£®meant

47£®A£®hope B£®surprise C£®anger D£®fear]

48£®A£®into B£®with C£®for D£®from

49£®A£®sure B£®upset C£®proud D£®pleased

50£®A£®warned B£®reminded C£®thought D£®told

51£®A£®story B£®experiment C£®experience D£®mistake

52£®A£®turning B£®taking C£®handing D£®giving

53£®A£®free B£®cheap C£®plain D£®delicious

54£®A£®make B£®wake C£®catch D£®put

55£®A£®coward B£®fool C£®loser D£®hero

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Area in

Percent

Population

Percent





Square miles

Cultivated

In millions

forested



United States

3615104

20

243.8

28



Canada

3851792

5

25.9

33



United Kingdom

94525

29

56.8

9



Australia

2967896

6

16.2

14



India

1269340

51

800.3

21



China

3705390

11

1062.0

14



56£®Which two countries are the closest to each other in area?

A£®The US and Canada B£®China and Canada

C£®The US and China D£®India and China

57£®_____ has the highest population density(ÃܶÈ), and _____ has the second highest.

A£®China, India B£®India, China

C£®India , the US D£®China, the US

58£®Which two countries have the closest percentage of cultivated land?

A£®The US and the United Kingdom. B£®The US and China

C£®Australia and Canada£® D£®Australia and China

59£®There are _____ countries whose cultivated land percentage is larger than the forest percentage.

A£®2 B£®3 C£®4 D£®5

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And why is it that Little Bear¡¯s animal friends can all talk and behave like people, but his friend Emily has a dog that can only bark? Tell me that isn¡¯t a mystery(ÉñÃصÄÊÂÎï)!

Dog lovers can be reassured(°²ÐĵÄ) by Kipper and his friends. These dogs are very human. However, the only time they wear clothes is when they put on bathing suits to go swimming. I don¡¯t understand! Speaking of dogs, could Pluto ever be Goofy ¡¯s pet? I don¡¯t get it! What did the great Mr.. Disney have in mind? And this is gross (¶ñÐĵÄ)!The other day we watched a very nice little pig setting up a picnic£®One of the foods was a big ham. Could it have been a soy (´ó¶¹) ham? Is there such a thing? I hope so!

Another thing that bothers me: What if Elmo isn¡¯t real? He can¡¯t be a mere puppet! He¡¯s got a better attitude than most people. I just keep wondering.

I think we¡¯ll turn off the TV and go out for a walk. Maybe we¡¯ll run into that mouse who dresses well but certainly doesn¡¯t speak as clearly as the average bear.

60£®What does the underlined word ¡°They¡± in the first paragraph refer to?

A£®Children. B£®TV programs.

C£®People in the TV programs. D£®Reasons why children like watching TV.

61£®Why does the writer put the word ¡°the turtle¡± in parenthesis (À¨ºÅ) Para-graph 2?

A£®To avoid misunderstanding.

B£®To show how much he dislikes it.

C£®To show how stupid the programs are to have turtles in them.

D£®To show his son likes watching programs with animals in them.

62£®What does the underlined sentence ¡° Isn¡¯t that where turtles belong?¡± mean ?

A£®Turtles should live in ponds.

B£®TV companies should not make cartoons with characters of pond animals.

C£®He is angry with the turtle parents not letting Franklin pick his own pet.

D£®Turtles live in a pond, too.

63£®Why doe