66. I need       cloth, for I’m going to make        clothes.

A. a lot of…many      B. much…much           C. many…many      D. many…a lot of

46. “Will you make room for the old gentlemen, sir?” she said to me in a _____ voice.

A. mild                     B. strong                  C. rough                    D. Violent

26. With only the fire burning, the room was _____.

A. dark                     B. dim                      C. black                    D. Dusky

6. They are _____ for their son to succeed in the game.

A. anxious                 B. worried                C. sorry                  D. Hunger

——Not getting that job was a big let-down.

  ——Don’t worry. Something better will ____.

       A.come along B.get along     C.take on D.keep on

The system is designed to give students easy ______ to the digital resources of the library.

A. passage             B. way           C. approach           D. Access

Maja Kazazic looked closely down into the aquarium(水族館)．For two years, she’d been watching the injured dolphin named Winter swim around the tank．From a distance, the dolphin seemed approachable enough．Still, as Kazazic prepared to jump into the water, a little panic gradually came into her excitement．

The young woman eased herself into the pool．Despite her fear, she felt strong wearing her new leg．She was ready to make good on a promise from long ago．

In second grade in Mostar, Yugoslavia, Kazazic’s five-year-old cousin, Jasmina, died of leukemia(白血病)．Kazazic swore that she would honor the little girl by swimming with a dolphin, an animal they both adored．“Jasmina never got the chance to do it,” says Kazazic, 32, “so I decided that someday I’d do it for her．”

In 1993, during the Bosnian civil war, 16-year-old Kazazic was badly injured．Her left leg was cut off just below the knee and was brought to the United States for treatment．A few months later, Kazazic received her first artificial leg．Because her right leg was also damaged, walking was still very painful．Nonetheless, she managed to graduate from a local high school．

After receiving a BA in psychology, she moved to Florida’s Gulf Coast．She liked watching the dolphins play at the aquarium．A young dolphin, Winter, who had lost her tail in a crab trap, caught Kazazic’s eye: “She swam more like a shrimp(蝦) than a dolphin．”

After one doctor’s visit, trainers fit Winter with a high-tech tail．When it was done, Winter swam away fast．Kazazic was impressed．She approached the trainers, who put her in touch with the inventors．Within ten days, she had a new leg and she could walk without pain again．

Eight months later, Kazazic was ready to keep the promise she had made in honor of Jasmina．“After being in a war zone, this should be a piece of cake,” Kazazic said as she lowered herself into the tank．She held out a hand to Winter, who approached cautiously, and then moved away．After a few minutes, the dolphin let Kazazic move her hand gently over her back．The two started an hour-long swim around the pool．When Kazazic climbed out, her parents hugged her．She would have shouted with joy had she not been aware of dolphins’ sensitivity to noise．Instead she quietly said, “I felt I owed somebody something, and now I’ve paid my debt．” Out in the parking lot, she got into her car and shouted loudly and happily all the way．

56．Which is the correct order of the following events?

         a．Kazazic was brought to the USA for treatment．

         b．Kazazic’s five-year-old cousin, Jasmina, died of leukemia．

         c．Kazazic swam with a dolphin named Winter．

         d．Kazazic’s left leg was cut off below the knee．

         e．Kazazic had a new leg and could walk without pain．

         A．b,d,c,a,e   B．b,d,a,e,c    C．d,a,e,c,b    D．b,a,d,e,c

57．Which of the following sentences BEST indicates Kazazic is a woman who keeps her word?

         A．Despite her fear, she felt strong wearing her new leg．(Paragraph 2)

         B．… “so I decided that someday I’d do it for her．” (Paragraph 3)

         C．“I felt I owed somebody something, and now I’ve paid my debt．” (Paragraph 7)

         D．“After being in a war zone, this should be a piece of cake,”…(Paragraph 7)

58．Which of the following words can we use to describe Kazazic?

         A．Ashamed, faithful and outgoing．         B．Hard-working, shy and hesitant．

         C．Unsatisfied, determined and grateful．          D．Determined, considerate and faithful．

59．Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

         A．A new life of a disabled dolphin       

         B．An earnest promise of a disabled woman

         C．The true love between a woman and her cousin

         D．A good relationship between a woman and a dolphin

The summer beach season is prime time for shark attacks. It seems like sharks are attacking all the time. But that is something of an illusion. The number of attacks is very small.

How does a shark hunt? Muscles and fins give the shark its speed and maneuverability in the water. A shark’s front fins act like the wings of a plane and let it “fly” through the water. The tail acts like a high-power propeller

But the big thing that gives the shark its edge in the ocean is its sensory package. The package includes the shark’s eyes, ears, skin, nose and mouth, as weir as electric sensing.

A shark’s nose is probably its most important sense. If you were to put a single drop of blood in a swimming pool, a great white shark could smell that. And they can tell the direction that the smell is coming from.

Sharks handle their electric sensing using cell located in the head. Whenever something moves using its muscles, a shark can detect the electrical impulses flowing to those muscles. A shark can electrically “see” anything that has muscles even if it is hiding or the water is not clear.

Sharks even have vibration sensors in their skin. Even something moves near the shark, tubes pick up the pressure changes and hairs inside the tubes send signals to the brain. This extra sense allows a shark to turn quickly and attack again.

When you put all these different senses together , it makes the shark a nearly ideal hunter. A shark can detect prey from miles away and then use eyes, electrosensing and movement sensing to home in.

Strangely, sharks do not seem to use these senses to home in on people. The very low number of sharks tells us that sharks do not hunt people in a regular basis. On the other hand, people love to hunt sharks, Millions of sharks die every year.  Without protection, extinction is a definite possibility.

68.From the text, we can know that_________________.

A. it is true that sharks are attacking all the time

B. a shark can see anything that has muscles even if it is hiding.

C. sharks deal with their electric sensing using cell located in the skin

D. what gives the shark its speed and maneuverability is fins and muscles

69.What gives the shark its edge in the ocean according to the text?

A. Its muscle.                                                B. Its nose.                       

C. Its sensory package.                                     D. Its fins

70. The underlined phrase home in on means___________.

A. swim                 B. move                   C. hunt                        D. smell

71.In this text, the writer implies that__________.

A.there ara many shark attacks                      B. humans beings should protect sharks    

C. human beings dislike hunting shark              D. sharks’ nose is very important

The prisoner had little difficulty in ___ form the police.\

A. getting out   B. getting on    C. getting away    D. getting of

Poverty is still killing people.        , these small victories are a good start towards a better future.

   A. Furthermore B. Therefore           C. However               D. Otherwise