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1.Which place hasn¡¯t the woman been to£¿

A. New York. B. Beijing. C. Tokyo.

2.How many people are there in the woman¡¯s family£¿

A. 5. B. 7. C. 6.

3.Where is the man£¿

A. In a hotel. B. In a shop. C. At home.

4.Why is David invited to the party£¿

A. The man¡¯s mother asks him to. B. To help organize the party.

C. To control the conversation.

5.What does the man mean£¿

A. He wrote the new play. B. He got the biggest part.

C. He¡¯s glad to act any part.

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6.How much will it cost if a couple go to Madrid in April£¿

A. About ¡ç1050. B. About ¡ç920. C. More than ¡ç960.

7.What can you learn from the conversation£¿

A. Fewer people go to Madrid in July.

B. The man has decided to go to Madrid in April.

C. The price goes up and down in different months.

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8.Why was the man angry£¿

A. The woman didn¡¯t tell him Mr. Powell came.

B. The woman didn¡¯t phone him when Mr. Powell came.

C. Mr. Powell didn¡¯t phone him.

9.What did the man think he had done before he left£¿

A. He had put the card in his wallet.

B. He had written the name and phone number on the card.

C. He had given the card to the woman.

10.What do you think the woman is£¿

A. The man¡¯s secretary. B. The man¡¯s wife. C. A waitress.

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11.What does the woman ask the photographer to do£¿

A. Take a photo of her mother.

B. Go to her mother¡¯s birthday.

C. Take a photo of her.

12.How much does one copy cost£¿

A. Eighteen dollars. B. Three dollars. C. Six dollars.

13.How does the photographer take the woman¡¯s picture£¿

A. He asks the woman to stand there and say ¡°cheese¡±.

B. He asks the woman to sit on the chair and say ¡°cheese¡±.

C. He asks the woman to sit down and keep silent.

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14.When will they hold the party£¿

A. On Friday. B. On Sunday. C. On Saturday.

15.What time will the man arrive£¿

A. 7£º00 pm. B. 7£º15 pm. C. 8£º00 pm.

16.What will the man take to the party£¿

A. Orange juice. B. Wine. C. Beer.

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17.What did Nicholas do at eighteen months£¿

A. He began to learn French. B. He read the newspaper.

C. He took telephone messages.

18.Why was Nicholas bored and unhappy at the two schools£¿

A. He had too much homework.

B. He almost couldn¡¯t learn anything special.

C. His teachers often corrected his spelling.

19.Who offered to help Nicholas finally£¿

A. His classmates. B. His parents. C. A college.

20.What is Nicholas¡¯ life like now£¿

A. Busy without any social life. B. Full and interesting.

C. Busy at college, and free at home.

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21. Every day, after supper, Greens go out for a walk by sea.

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22. ¡ªAre you satisfied with his answer£¿

¡ªNot at all£®It couldn't have been ______.

A£®worse B£®badly C£®better D£®the worst

23. With everything__________, his plan is better than yours.

A. considered B. consider C. have considered D. considering

24. I wonder what¡¯s your attitude ____ the problem ____ yesterday.

A. in, discussing B. to, to be discussed

C. towards, discussed D. with, being discussed

25. Dr Smith, together with his wife and daughters, _____visit Beijing this summer.ª¤

A. is going to B. are going to C. was going to D. were going to

26. Life in the city is quite different from ______ in the country.

A. / B. that C. it D. the one

27. The mother was about her children when they didn¡¯t come back home from school on time.

A. proud B. crazy C. careful D. anxious

28. He would rather stay at home reading novels than a film with us.

A. see B. seeing C. seen D. to see

29. Last night, Mr. Black¡¯s house was and all his valuable things were gone.

A. broken into B. breaking into C. knocked into D. knocking into

30. ____ terrible weather we¡¯ve been having these days!

A. How a B. What a C. How D. What

31. After the experts were brought in, our company produced cars this year as last year.

A. as twice many as B. as twice many

C. as twice as many D. twice as many

32. Seeing the _____ dog, the little boy stood there with a _____ expression on his face.

A. frightening; frightening B. frightening; frightened

C. frightened; frightening D. frightened; frightened

33. China is the third country man-made spaceship into universe.

A. sending up B. sent up C. to send D. has sent up

34. and we¡¯ll get everything ready for the taking off.

A. Have one more hour B. One more hour

C. Given one more hour D. If I have one more hour

35. make her father angry, Jonna didn¡¯t tell him her poor grades.

A. In order not to B. So as not to C. So as to not D. In order to not

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Elizabeth Clay decided to go home and spend the holiday with her parents. The next day she drove her old car home along the road. 36 she found she got a flat tire(±âƽµÄÂÖÌ¥). The 22-year-old student 37 to stop her car by the side of the road in the winter night and opened the trunk(ÐÐÀîÏä). No spare 38 .

At this time, a car 39 . Paul and Diane told Clay to 40 them to a service station near their 41 . They arrived to see that it had no suitable tires to 42 with her car. ¡°Follow us home,¡± said Paul.

The couple called around to find a tire. No 43 . They decided to let her use their own car. ¡°Here,¡± Paul said, handing Clay a 44 of keys, ¡°Take our car. We 45 be using it over the holiday.¡±

Clay was 46 . ¡°But I¡¯m going all the way to South Carolina, and I¡¯ll be gone for two weeks,¡± she 47 them.

¡°We know,¡± Paul said. ¡°We¡¯ll be 48 when you get back. Here¡¯s our number if you need to 49 us.¡±

Unable to believe her eyes, Clay watched as the 50 put her luggage into their car and then 51 her off. Two weeks later she 52 to find her old car cleaned inside and out with three new tires and the radio 53 .

¡°Thank you so much,¡± she said. ¡°How much do I 54 you?¡± ¡°Oh, no,¡± Paul said, ¡°we don¡¯t want any money. It¡¯s our 55 .¡± Clay realized that while it might have been their pleasure, it was now her duty to pass on their ¡°do unto others¡± spirit.

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When school starts, the little shopping centre across the street called Town and Country Village gets lots of business.

At 11:40 am when the bell rings for lunch, there is no place better to go than the little food stores at Town and Country Village. Freshman (Ò»Ä꼶ÐÂÉú) love the new experience of going off campus for lunch. For upperclassmen, it¡¯s a lifestyle. Every day, even when there¡¯s not much time, the trip across the street is completely necessary.

I don¡¯t bring a bag lunch to school. There are so many things to buy across the street, like fruit, sandwiches and teriyaki (ºìÉÕµÄ) bowls. I think bag lunches are difficult to carry with all my textbooks and binders (»îÒ³¼Ð). Bag lunches are often dull and tasteless¡ªmy mother packs me dumplings every day for lunch. After eight years of bringing bag lunches, I am tired of food that I used to love so much, like dumplings and pork chops. At the Town and Country Village, I never get bored of any food. The lines move quickly and lunches there are not very expensive.

These small restaurants give me a feeling of freedom. I appreciate this even more when I go to China. There, teenagers are surprised when I tell them that at my American school, my friends and I can leave and drive downtown to get lunch. I tell them it¡¯s not as good as Chinese food, but the chance to go to different places makes high school so much more fun.

---By Selena Durst Mao, 16, studies in Palo Alto High School in California, US.

56. The writer writes this passage in order to ________.

A. make Town and Country Village known to everybody

B. compare American food to Chinese food

C. explain what American teenagers do for lunch

D. tell us why American students don¡¯t like to bring bag lunches

57. Which statement is true about ¡°upperclassmen¡±?

A. Most of them are used to having lunch at Town and Country Village.

B. They often have lunch in the restaurants in their school.

C. They have more time for lunch than freshmen.

D. They would rather have bag lunches at school.

58. The food in the small restaurants is more attractive than bag lunches because of the following EXCEPT _______.

A. its reasonable price B. its variety (¶àÑùÐÔ)

C. the difficulty in carrying it D. its fast service

59. Which can be inferred from the passage?

A. American food is as tasty as Chinese food.

B. American teenagers are crazy