第一節(jié)(共15小題;每小題2分,滿分30分)
閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的四個選項(A、B、C和D)中,選出最佳選項。
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In 1995 Patrick Combs was living in San Francisco and trying desperately to make ends meet. He had just written a guide for college students called Major in Success and he was using the book to build what he hoped would be a successful career as a motivational speaker,helping people to make the most of their talents and abilities. And no one needed his advice more than Patrick himself. Money had always been tight in Patrick's family and,at 28,he thought it was always going to be like that for him.
But you never know your luck!He found himself looking at a junk mail promising that if he sent money to a certain company,he would soon be receiving huge cheques (iL#) which would make him rich. And to prove it,the company had put a sample cheque in with their letter.
He thought it would be a funny joke to deposit (存儲) the cheque in his account. He would give bank employees a laugh when they discovered that “some stupid people” had tried to cash a junk mail cheque. So he wrote in the amount of the deposit, $95,093.35.
After ten days,much to his shock,he found that the cheque had been cleared and the money had been put into his account. The junk mail company had succeeded in making the cheque look real — far too real. With “money” in his account,Patrick became worried. He couldn’t think of anything else for two months. After researching his own legal position long and hard,he discovered that he was not legally responsible for returning the money — he had committed no crime.
But in the end,Patrick decided to do the “right” thing. He returned the money to the bank. Patrick had by this time become famous and he used the story to make his career as a motivational speaker. Today his money worries are over.
21. What did Patrick worry about most at 28?
A. Money. B. His book.
C. His career. D. College studentsJ future.
22. Why did Patrick write down the amount of money?
A. He wanted to play a joke on the bank.
B. He planned to put money into the bank.
C. He tried to realise his dream of being rich.
D. He did what the letter instructed him to do.
23. What did Patrick do after he got the money?
A. He committed a crime.
B. He looked up many legal rules.
C. He worried about it for three months.
D. He unlocked the mystery of the cheque.
24. What can we infer from the text?
A. People can't be poor forever.
B. People shouldn’t wait for their luck.
C. Do the right thing and your luck will come.
D. Success will come when you make the most of yourself.
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本文是記敘文。文章主要介紹了一位勵志演說家的故事。
21. A. 細節(jié)理解題。由第一段中的trying desperately to make ends meet R Money had always been tight in Patrick's family and,at 28.he thought it was always going to be like that for him 可知,在28歲時,帕特里克最擔心的就是錢。
22. A. 細節(jié)理解題。由第三段中的He thought it would be a fimny joke 可知,帕特里克寫下確切的錢數(shù)是為了跟銀行開個玩笑。
23. B. 推理判斷題。由第四段中的After researching his own legal position long and hard,he discovered that he was not legally responsible for returning the money — he had committed no crime可 知,他得到銀行的錢之后很擔心,因此就查閱了許多法律條款,最終發(fā)現(xiàn)他沒有犯罪。
24. C. 推理判斷題。由最后一段中的Patrick decided to do the “right” thing 及 make his career as a motivational speaker. Today his money worries are over 可推知,只有通過做正確的事情,好運才會來臨。
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Reproductive cloning may enable researchers to make copies of animals with potential benefits for the field of medicine and many others.
For instance,the Scottish researchers who cloned Dolly have also cloned other sheep that have been genetically changed
61. (produce) milk that contains a human protein essential for blood (凝固) .They did this in the hope 62.someday this protein may be obtained from the milk and given to humans 63.blood doesn’t clot properly.
64. application is to create clones to build populations of endangered,or possibly even extinct species of animals. In 2003,an endangered type of ox,called the banteng,was successfully cloned. 65.(short) after that,three African wildcats' were cloned using frozen embryos as a source of DNA. Some experts are 66. favour of cloning extinct animals,saying that it can save many species that would otherwise disappear,while some raise a(n) 67.(object) , arguing that cloning produces a population of genetically identical individuals that lack the genetic variability necessary for species survival.
Some people have even expressed interest in 68. (have) their deceased pets cloned in the hope of getting a similar animal to replace the dead one. But as 69.(show) by a cloned cat,a clone may not turn out exactly like the original pet whose DNA 70.(use) to make the clone.
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第一節(jié):完形填空(共20小題;每小題1. 5分,滿分30分)
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The everyman's sport Freedom is a fundamental human right,one which should be valued most highly. Sometimes,though,freedom doesn't have to be 41 or controversial. Sometimes,freedom — 42 freedom 一 feels as simple as wearing a pair of comfortable shoes on a sunny day,and heading out for a 43 ,out into the unknown.
Usually,there is a(n) 44 to follow,maybe a park to run around or a river to run along. Even on the most 45 running routes,however,there is something different to see. Here in Germany,46 as I am by beautiful scenes of countryside,my favourite route is along the winding 47 ,along the banks of which wander herds of sheep,sometimes 48 your way,while Canadian geese fly overhead (在頭頂上) .Having a regular route might seem 49 ,but as you,ve seen it all before,it will seem shorter and the time will 50 quickly.
For a route to become regular,of course,you need to 51 and explore in the first place. One of the 52 of running,alongside physical well-being,is the inside knowledge it can give a runner. If you know a town or city by 53,you come to truly know it; you are no longer another 54 ,blindly following any public transport system,but a path fmder,an adventurer.
This 55 to anyone,anywhere,at any time. Running is the most 56 sport in the world. No specialist equipment is necessary; just a good pair of 57 ,and maybe an iPod if you want to run with some music. Running can 58 stress and it is also a sport in which anyone can 59 ,if given a little bit of time,practice and patience. Nike really did get it right with the slogan “Just do it!” 一 you won’t 60 it.
41. A. simple B. complicated C. special D. useful
42. A. personal B. full C. religious D. academic
43. A. run B. walk C. jump D. hike
44. A. example B. route C. schedule D. leader
45. A. convenient B. familiar C. interesting D. famous
46. A. surrounded B. attracted C. covered D. hidden
47. A. road B. river C. farm D. beach
48. A. exploring B. blocking C. finding D. minding
49. A. easy B. tiring C. boring D. wrong
50. A. save B. wait C. spend D. pass
51. A. get down B. get off C. get out D. get away
52. A. problems B. difficulties C. benefits D. risks
53. A. car B. bus C. eye D. foot C. neighbour D. guide
54. A. tourist B. stranger C. neighbour D. guide
55. A. applies B. refers C. belongs D. turns
56. A. competitive B. expensive C. accessible D. dangerous
57. A. shoes B. trousers C. gloves D. glasses
58. A. increase B. reduce C. bear D. continue
59. A. devote B. improve C. do D. play
60. A. miss B. avoid C. forget D. regret
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Warley Woods Community Trust Welcome to our third newsletter of the year!
Our main activity for March is our Walk for the Woods fundraising(籌款) event on Saturday,17th March,starting any time between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. In recognition of locally bom Jack Judge,who wrote the song It's a long way to Tipperary 100 years ago,we'11 be walking the distance between Warley Woods and ippemry. It's indeed a long way — 260 miles — so we need a lot of people to do a lot of one-mile laps round the Woods. The more people that you can get to sponsor you,the more money we can raise to help look after our beautiful woodland. Sponsor forms are available from the shop at the Woods or on our website.
There were 15 volunteers at the Oral History Training Day which was led very ably by Julia Letts. Lots of issues were discussed and ideas considered. The group will be meeting again and will have the opportunity to do some practice interviews before starting to interview the local people who have offered to tell their stories. We are happy to hear from others who would like to be interviewed about their memories of the Woods for the proj ect. If you or anyone you know is interested,please contact(聯(lián)系) Viv Cole at the office.
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We look forward to seeing you all soon,at one of our many events!
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A. It was first started by Jack Judge.
B. It calls on people to take more exercise.
C. Participants need to submit their forms online.
D. It aims to raise money to protect the woodland
26. Participants in the Oral History Training Day.
A. have to book in advance
B. will discuss some hot social issues
C. have the chance to share their stories
D. will interview others about woods protection
27. The Easter Egg Roll.
A. is free for all participants
B. appeals to both children and adults
C. awards winners a beautifully decorated egg
D. holds a competition between children and adults
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