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   A£®time          B£®information         C£®message         D£®idea

2£®¡ªDo you remember the first time we met?¡Ÿ

   ¡ªAt that time you £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß a talk£®

   A£®had given        B£®were giving        C£®have given      D£®gave

3£®Bruce spent as much time as he £ß£ß£ß£ß over his lessons£®

   A£®could go        B£®could going         C£®could to go       D£®went

4£®¡ªDo you consider him a nice man to work with?¡Ÿ

   ¡ªNot really£®In fact£¬I£§m getting £ß£ß£ß£ß his empty talk£®

   A£®ready for       B£®interested in       C£®tired of      D£®along with

5£®I¡¯ve got £ß£ß£ß here so I don£§t feel £ß£ß£ß£ß now£®

   A£®pain well                          B£®pains good   

   C£®painful healthy                    D£®a pain well

6£®Last Monday afternoon I £ß£ß£ß£ß the bank to see if the money I had asked for had come, but without luck£®

   A£®picked up      B£®called at      C£®joined up       D£®brought in

7£®A new bicycle was what my father £ß£ß£ß me as my birthday present£®

   A£®designed         B£®allowed       C£®answered         D£®promised

8£®¡ªI¡¯ve enjoyed my visit very much£®

   ¡ªWe hope to see you again before £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß £®

   A£®now             B£®this             C£®long          D£®much time

9£®They £ß£ß£ß£ß many good ideas at the meeting yesterday£®

   A£®advised        B£®suggested         C£®spoke          D£®mastered

10£®¡ªSorry, I£§m too busy to join you£®

    ¡ªNever mind£®£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß, we£§ll have to start without you£®

    A£®If possible        B£®In that case         C£®However       D£®But

11£®The tiger is £ß£ß£ß£ß , and we should £ß£ß£ß£ß them£®

    A£®dangerous save                   B£®in danger save   

    C£®in danger kill                    D£®dangerous protect

12£®Keep your car in good £ß£ß£ß£ß and it will work long£®

    A£®condition                       B£®instruction   

    C£®introduction                    D£®situation

13£®The weather turned out to be very good¢Ÿ£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß was more than expected£®

    A£®what          B£®which           C£®that           D£®it

14£®I saw Jim in the park£®He £ß£ß£ß on the grass £ß£ß£ß a book£®

    A£®was sitting reading                 B£®sat read   

    C£®seated reading                      D£®was sitting read

15£®¡ªShe was in class on Friday afternoon, but no one has seen her ever since£®

    ¡ªShe £ß£ß£ß£ß an accident£®

    A£®must have                          B£®might have had   

    C£®could have had                    D£®should have had

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    When you are learning English, you find 16 wrong to translate a sentence word for word into your 17 language£®Take the sentence ¡°How do you do?¡± as an 18£®If you look 19 each word in the 20, one at a time what is your 21?¡ŸIt must be a 22 and odd sentence in your native language£®Languages do not only have different sounds, they are also 23 in many other ways£®It is very 24 to master the rules of word 25 in the study of English, too£®If the 26¡¡puts words in a very unusual order the listener doesn't 27 the speaker's sentence easily£®

    Another thing we must always 28 is that there are a lot of 29 in the English language£®For example, when we say ¡°Look out!¡± to a man who is in danger, we 30 mean ¡°Be careful!¡±

    When people are parting(·ÖÊÖ), they often say ¡°Good-bye!¡± 31 ¡°Bye-bye!¡± But sometimes they 32 say ¡°Good morning!¡± or ¡°Good afternoon! ¡± or ¡°Good evening!¡± 33 ¡°Good night!¡± to one another 34 ¡°Good-bye!¡± You will find few people 35 know that ¡°Good-bye!¡± s short for ¡°Good bye with you!¡± (means ¡°God be with you£®¡±) 

16£®A£®it              B. that           C. you            D. yourself

17£®A£®second          B. spoken         C. native         D. foreign

18£®A£®advice          B. example        C. article        D. answer

19£®A£®up              B. at             C. after          D. down upon

20£®A£®sentence        B. book           C. phrase         D. dictionary

21£®A£®idea            B. meaning        C. answer         D. translation

22£®A£®wrong           B. interesting    C. puzzled        D. right

23£®A£®same            B. different      C. similar        D. alike

24£®A£®important       B. easy           C. simple         D. hard

25£®A£®place           B. stress         C. order          D. formation

26£®A£®speaker         B. listener       C. reader         D. writer

27£®A£®read            B. repeat         C. translate      D. understand

28£®A£®remember        B. say            C. do             D. deal with

29£®A£®letters         B. words          C. phrases        D. idioms

30£®A£®hardly          B. nearly         C. really         D. clearly

31£®A£®and             B. or             C. instead        D. as well

32£®A£®don't           B. must           C. should         D. may

33£®A£®or              B. nor            C. either         D. neither

34£®A£®without         B. instead of     C. unless         D. more than

35£®A£®today           B. tomorrow       C. in future      D. in the past

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    In some countries with very little rain, the farmers have to water the plants in their fields£®To do that is easy if there is a great river near the crops£®Canals carry the river water to the fields during the dry seasons£®Sometimes, there is too much water in the river and a flood takes place£®Sometimes when it is dry, there is no enough water in the river for the crops£®

    In order to help the farmers, a dam should be built across the river£®This will store water for dry seasons, and in wet seasons it will prevent floods£®

    A great lake will appear behind the dam£®Then the country may have enough water£®More crops will be grown, and there will be more food for everyone£®Besides there will be no more floods£®

    In China a great dam has been designed and the project is being carried out£®The designed dam is being built across the Yangtze River£®This will of course bring happiness to the people on both banks and across China as a whole£®

36£®A flood takes place just because £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß £®

    A£®there is no dam across a river

    B£®of too much of the rainfall

    C£®farmers use less water

    D£®rivers get less water in them

37£®People build dams across rivers in order to £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®get the weather under control

    B£®control the nature

    C£®build man made lakes

    D£®store water and prevent floods

38£®The passage tells us that China will  £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß £®

    A£®have another modern key water control project

    B£®no longer have any part of its land flooded

    C£®build a big dam where the Changjiang River flows into the sea

    D£®become a country which is rich in water

39£®From the passage we can conclude that, like any other thing £ß£ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®water also has two sides   

    B£®water is everywhere

    C£®water is needed by men     

    D£®water will become less and less

B

    Until men invented ways of staying underwater for more than a few minutes, the wonders of the world below the sea were almost unknown£®And to make full use of the rich natural resources(×ÊÔ´) underwater was quite impossible£®How could air be supplied to divers below the surface£Ÿ(±íÃæ) of the sea? There were pictures in the past showing men swimming under the surface with air bags tied to their bodies£®A pipe from the bag carried air into the swimmer's mouth£®But little progress was made in the invention of diving devices(DZˮÉ豸) until 1490, when the famous Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci(À³°ºÄɶࡤ´ï·ÒÆæ) designed a complete diving suit£®

    In 1819 a German, called Siebe developed a way of forcing air into the head covering by a machine operated above the water£®Finally, in 1837 he invented the ¡°hard-hat suit¡± which was used for almost a century£®It had a metal covering for the head and an air pipe attached(Á¬½Ó) to a machine above the water£®It also had small openings to remove unwanted air£®But there were two dangers to the hard hat suit£®One was a sudden rise to the surface, caused by too great a supply of air£®The other was the crushing(¼·Ñ¹) of the body, caused by a sudden dive into deep water£®

40£®The passage is mainly about £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß £®

    A£®how to invent diving devices

    B£®how to develop a way of diving

    C£®how to design a diving suit

    D£®the development of diving devices

41£®It was dangerous for the diver in a hard-hat suit if £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß £®

    A£®the air pipe was long

    B£®the openings removed unwanted air

    C£®he dived into deep water

    D£®the machine suddenly supplied too much air

42£®Why did people try to invent good equipment for diving?¡Ÿ

    A£®To make better use of the natural resources under water£®

    B£®To visit the sea world£®    

    C£®To catch more fish£®

    D£®To paint better pictures£®

43£®What's the main problem with diving as mentioned(Ìá¼°) in the passage?¡Ÿ

    A£®Power£®       B£®Time£®        C£®Air£®        D£®Height£®

C

    Dogs enjoy the right kind of training£®While they are being taught or performing, they are getting attention from you, which all dogs love£®A dog that will come when it is called, walk quietly by your side, and sit and lie down when it is told is much more fun to its own£®A dog that you have trained yourself will also feel closer to you than one that is allowed to do whatever it wants£®Lessons should be kept short and held often£®You will need to be patient and show your dog what to do£®Only try to teach one thing at a time£®Try also to end each lesson with something your dog does well so that you can give it a lot of praise£®

    The first thing your dog should learn is its name£®Call your dog often and reward (½±ÉÍ) it with praise, some food£¬or a game£®Always make it pleasant for the dog to come to you£®If you want to scold£¨ÔðÂthe animal£¬go up to it so that it doesn't think it is being scolded for coming to you£®Dogs have to become used to a collar and leash£¨Æ¤´ø£©£¬but encouragement will soon teach them to enjoy walking with you£®

44£®The writer's main purpose in the first paragraph is to explain £ß£ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®dogs are very useful animals

    B£®dogs are one of the best animals that can be trained

    C£®dogs can be your best companion

    D£®dogs enjoy all kinds of training

45£®Which of the following shouldn't be done while you are training a dog£¿

    A£®Give it a short lesson each time£®

    B£®Show what to do before teaching a new thing£®

    C£®Praise your dog in time£®

    D£®Teach a lot of things at a time£®

46£®To make it pleasant for your dog to come to you£¬the writer suggests that £ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®you give it a name and call its name often

    B£®you always keep your dog on the leash

    C£®you praise your dog for every success however small

    D£®Both A and C£®

D

Each nation has many good people who help to take care of others£®For example£¬some high school and college students in the United States often spend many hours as volunteers£¨Ö¾Ô¸Õߣ©in hospitals£¬orphanages£¨¹Â¶ùÔº£©or rest homes for the aged£®They read books to the people in these places or they just visit them and play games with them or listen to their problems£®

Other young volunteers go and work in the homes of people who are sick or old£®They paint£¬clean up or repair their houses£¬do their shopping or mow£¨¸î£»ÐÞ¼ô£©their lawns£¨²Ýƺ£©£®For boys who no longer have fathers there is an organization called Big Brothers£®College students and other men take these boys to baseball games or on fishing trip and help them to get to know things that boys usually learn from their fathers£®

Each city has a number of clubs where boys and girls can go to play games£®Some of these clubs show films or organize short trips to the mountains or other places of interest£®Most of these clubs use a lot of high school and college students as volunteers because they are young enough to remember the problems of young boys and girls£®

Volunteers believe that some of the happiest people in the world are those who help to bring happiness to others£®

47£®How do volunteers usually help those who are sick or old£¿

    A£®They mow their lawns£¬do their shopping and clean up their houses£®

    B£®They cook for them or wash their clothes£®

    C£®They tell them stories and sing and dance for them£®

    D£®They clean and repair their cars£®

48£®What is Big Brothers£¿

    A£®It's a name of a club£®

    B£®It's a home for children who have no brothers£®

    C£®It's the name of a film£®

    D£®It's an organization for boys who no longer have fathers£®

49£®Volunteers believe that £ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®in order to make others happy£¬they have got to be unhappy

    B£®the happiest people in the world are those who make themselves happy

    C£®the happiest people in the world are those who are young and healthy

    D£®bringing happiness to others makes themselves the happiest people in the world

50£®Many high school and college students are working as volunteers because £ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®they have a lot of free time

    B£®they can remember the problems of younger boys and girls

    C£®they know how to play

    D£®they like the work

E

George and Carol were medical students at the same college and£¬like many other college students£¬they enjoyed playing jokes on people£®Both of them smoked£¬but they knew that their professor was strongly against it£¬because smoking was dangerous to one's health£®One day they decided to play a joke on their professor£®

At one of their medical lectures there was always a skeleton£¨¹Ç¼ÜÄ£ÐÍ£©in the room so that the professor could show the students the different bones in the human body£®

That afternoon£¬Carol and George put a cigarette£¨ÏãÑÌ£©in the mouth of the skeleton that was to be used for their next lecture£®

When the professor came in£¬he began talking and then noticed the cigarette£®He went up to the skeleton£¬took the cigarette out of its mouth and said£¬¡°You really should give them up£¬old boy£®Look what they're doing to you£¡¡±

51£®What do the professor's words mean£¿

    A£®It's only a joke to put a cigarette into a skeleton's mouth£®

    B£®He would persuade the skeleton to give up smoking£®

    C£®Smoking is really dangerous£®It may even cause death£®

    D£®Students should not learn from the skeleton to smoke£®

52£®To whom did the professor really say these words£¿

    A£®To George and Carol only£®

    B£®To the skeleton which he called ¡°old boy¡±£®

    C£®Only to himself£®

    D£®To all the students who attended his lecture£®

53£®Which of the following is TRUE according to the story£¿

    A£®The professor got angry on seeing the skeleton smoking£®

    B£®The professor never let it pass to make his opinion known£®

    C£®The skeleton was played a joke on by George and Carol£®

    D£®George and Carol decided to give up smoking£®

54£®The underlined word ¡°they¡± in the passage means £ß£ß£ß£ß£®

    A£®George and Carol              B£®the students

    C£®the bones                     D£®cigarettes

55£®What do you think of the professor£¿

    A£®Serious but humorous£®           B£®Honest and foolish£®

    C£®Kind and polite£®                D£®Hard to get along with£®

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him£¿It's his dog£®Many men have dogs but a few of them bring     58£®£ß£ß£ß

their dogs to the office every day£®My boss's dog called                 59£®£ß£ß£ß

Robinson£®He is big and brown£¬and my boss bring him to            60£®£ß£ß£ß

work every day£®He takes the dog to lunch£®When there                61£®£ß£ß£ß

is a telephone call to my boss£¬I always know if he is in                 62£®£ß£ß£ß

the office£®I simple look under his desk£®If I see something           63£®£ß£ß£ß

brown and hairy under it£¬they know my boss is somewhere          64£®£ß£ß£ß

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Welcome to our school£¡Now let me give you a brief introduction of it£®

Yuying Middle School is a famous key school in our country£®There are 200 teachers and over 2,000 students in our school£®Our students are divided into 40 classes£®Many courses are offered in our school£¬including Chinese£¬English£¬physics£¬chemistry£¬biology£¬geography£¬history£¬music£¬P.E£®and so on£®It has three teaching buildings£¬one experiment building£¬and two sound labs£®All of them are very beautiful and newly-built£®Besides£¬a modern biology lab is under construction£®Decorated with trees£¬ lawns£¬flowers and a fountain£¬our school garden is very beautiful£®It offers our teachers and students fine and comfortable surroundings to work and study in£®

May you have a good time here£® Thank you£¡