Buses have routes. They _________ and _________people at

different places on the routes.

A. pick off, get off    B. pick out, drop out

C. pick up, drop off   D. pick in, get out

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王維傳

    維，字摩詰，太原人。九歲知屬辭，工草隸，閑音律。岐王重之。維將應(yīng)舉，岐王謂日：“子詩(shī)清越者，可錄數(shù)篇，琵琶新聲，能度一曲，同詣九公主第。”維如其言。是日，諸伶擁維獨(dú)奏，主問(wèn)何名，曰：“《郁輪袍》�！�因出詩(shī)卷。主曰：“皆我習(xí)諷，謂是古作，乃子之佳制乎?”延于上座曰：“京兆得此生為解頭，榮哉!”力薦之。開(kāi)元十九年?duì)钤�及第，擢右拾遺，遷給事中。賊陷兩京，駕出幸，維扈從不及，為所擒，服藥稱喑病。祿山愛(ài)其才，逼至洛陽(yáng)供舊職，拘于普施寺。賊宴凝碧池，悉召梨園諸工合樂(lè)，維痛悼賦詩(shī)日：“萬(wàn)戶傷心生野煙，百官何日再朝天?秋槐花落空宮里，凝碧池頭奏管弦�！痹�(shī)聞行在所。賊平后，授偽官者皆定罪，獨(dú)維得免。仕至尚書(shū)右丞。維詩(shī)入妙品上上，畫(huà)思亦然。至山水平遠(yuǎn)，云勢(shì)石色，皆天機(jī)所到，非學(xué)而能。自為詩(shī)云：“當(dāng)代謬詞客，前身應(yīng)畫(huà)師�！焙笕嗽u(píng)維“詩(shī)中有畫(huà)，畫(huà)中有詩(shī)”，信哉�？陀幸浴栋礃�(lè)圖》示維者，曰：“此《霓裳》第三疊最初拍也。”對(duì)曲果然。篤志奉佛，蔬食素衣，喪妻不再娶，孤居三十年。別墅在藍(lán)田縣南輞川，亭館相望。嘗自寫(xiě)其景物奇勝，日與文士丘為、裴迪、崔興宗游覽賦詩(shī)，琴樽自樂(lè)。后表請(qǐng)舍宅以為寺。臨終，作書(shū)辭親友，停筆而化。代宗訪維文章，弟縉集賦詩(shī)等十卷上之，今傳于世。

下列句中加點(diǎn)詞語(yǔ)的解釋不正確的一項(xiàng)是    (    )

  A.同詣九公主第        詣：到……去。

  B.延于上座日          延：邀請(qǐng)。

  C.對(duì)曲果然            對(duì)：對(duì)照。

  D.嘗自寫(xiě)其景物奇勝    寫(xiě)：書(shū)寫(xiě)。

以下各組句子，全都正面表明王維才能的一組是    (    )

  ①九歲知屬辭，工草隸，閑音律    ②京兆得此生為解頭，榮哉

  ③開(kāi)元十九年?duì)钤�及�?nbsp;   ④維詩(shī)入妙品上上，畫(huà)思亦然

  ⑤至山水平遠(yuǎn)，云勢(shì)石色，皆天機(jī)所到  ⑥后人評(píng)維“詩(shī)中有畫(huà)，畫(huà)中有詩(shī)”

  A．②③⑤    B．①④⑥    C．①③④    D．②⑤⑥

下列對(duì)原文有關(guān)內(nèi)容的分析和概括，不正確的一項(xiàng)是    (    )

  A．王維精通音律，應(yīng)舉之前，歧王建議他為《詩(shī)經(jīng)》中幾首風(fēng)格清越的詩(shī)譜上琵琶曲，并幫忙推薦給九公主，九公主對(duì)王維大加贊揚(yáng)。 

  B．凝碧池宴樂(lè)，叛賊召集梨園諸公合奏樂(lè)曲，王維賦詩(shī)一首，表達(dá)了對(duì)叛賊的痛恨，對(duì)遭受戰(zhàn)亂的百姓的同情和對(duì)朝廷的忠心，因此戰(zhàn)亂后得以免罪。

  C．王維晚年篤信佛教，素食樸衣，在藍(lán)田縣南輞川孤居多年，作畫(huà)，會(huì)友，游覽，賦詩(shī)，彈琴，飲酒，自得其樂(lè)，從中找到了心靈的最終歸宿。

  D．王維的山水畫(huà)構(gòu)思奇妙，意境空靈遠(yuǎn)闊，繪畫(huà)的技藝如同得到天機(jī)，不是他人能學(xué)得來(lái)的，連他自己都說(shuō)“當(dāng)代謬詞客，前身應(yīng)畫(huà)師”。

It is said that his carelessness ____ the terrible accident.

   A. resulted from      B. resulted in        C. turned out        D. worked out

How many days will the two jazz masters perform in Hong Kong?

A. 2 days.           B. 3 days.              C. 4 days.         D. 5 days.

You can get a ticket except that ______.

A. you go and buy one at the ticket office                 B. you book online

C. you call and pay with your credit card                  D. you wait to get one for free

Why will the two jazz masters perform in Hong Kong?

A. Because they meet in there after not seeing each other for 40 years.

B. It’s for Hong Kong Arts Festival.

C. Because they can’t live without music.

D. It just happens that they two are performing there.

Today, as with so many days, I found myself stuck in a traffic jam, and I thought I’d share my little trick for keeping calm when it seems like you are creeping along(緩慢行進(jìn)).

   The key to understand is that traffic jams don’t take as long as they seem to. It’s just that when we are in a hurry, and think we should be moving, but time appears to pass more than it does. To really show this, the next time you are stopped at a light that always seems to take forever to change, try to do something with your phone, your laptop, whatever you have available, and watch how much briefer the light seems.

   When you enter a jam on the highway, reset your trip plan and care the time. Then, when you clear the jam, and are normally on your way again, care the distance of the jam, and the time it took to get through it. For my experience today, it took me 6 minutes to go 2 miles. Now, it happens to be mathematically convenient that your average speed on the highway is about 60 mph, or a mile per minute. So to estimate what time the jam actually cost you, just take your traffic jam passing time, and subtract（減去） the distance covered, which we know is a good estimate of the time it would have taken with no traffic jam. In my case, all that added up to 6-2=4 minutes.

   Do this for every jam you are subjected to every time and watch how much less stressful they become once you understand how little time you are really losing.

We can infer from Paragraph 1 and 2 that ________.

   A. there was no traffic jam in the past

   B. modern people are under great pressure

     time passes much faster during traffic jams

   D. people in traffic jams are usually impatient

What does the writer suggest when caught in traffic jams?

   A. Playing a trick on other drivers.

   B. Figuring out how much time the jam actually cost you.

     Doing some math problems.

   D. Informing the boss about the delay.

The underlined phrase “subjected to” in the last paragraph probably means ________.

   A. experience          B. avoid                 admit                     D. control

What’s the main idea of the passage?

   A. Math is closely connected with life.

   B. Stress is always a bad thing.

     Traffic jam is not as bad as you think.

   D. There is no use complaining about traffic jams.

The chairman thought _____ necessary to invite Professor Smith to speak at the meeting.

A. that                       B. it                    C. this                 D. him

Is this _____ ?

 A. you are looking for                  B. that you are looking for   

C. what are you looking for              D. what you are looking for

第三部分    閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分） Ks5u

閱讀下列段文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將項(xiàng)涂黑。

Boston ― thieves dressed as police entered a museum early Sunday and stole 11 paintings, including major works by Rembrandt, Dagas, Manet, and Vermerr, FBI and the museum officials said.

The first judgement placed value of at least $100 million on the works stolen from the Isabella Teward Gardener Museum, said Boston police spokesman Jim Tordan.

The judgement was a loose（粗略的） one because the paintings have not been sold in nearly a century.

But art experts said such well-known works could not be sold in nearly a century, authorities said.

“It was not discovered until the cleaning people did some cleaning at 3 a.m.” said Paul Cavangah, special FBI agent in Boston.

“This is one of those thefts(盜www..com竊)where people actually spent some time researching and took specific things,” he said.

He said the investigation(調(diào)查) would not be limited to the U.S.

William Bobinson of Harvard University’s Foggel Museum, called the objects stolen “major works”.

56.The best headline for this article is ______ .

A. A Theft Took Place in Boston   B. Artworks Stolen by Thieves

C. Major Works     D. Investigation into the Theft

57. The theft was discovered by______ .

A. Boston police    B. art experts

C. the cleaning people    D. special FBI agent

58 Investigation into the theft will take place_______.

A. in Boston   B. in the United States

C.the Isabella Teward Gardener Museum      D. in the U.S and other countries

59. The thieves took paintings by______ .

A. Jim Jordan B. art experts

C. Paul Cavangah                    D. Rembrandt, Dagas, Manet, and Vermerr

       Atoms are all around us. They are the bricks of which everything is made. Many millions of atoms are contained in just one-grain of salt, but despite (盡管) their small size they are very important. The way an everyday object behaves depends on what kinds of atoms are in it and how they act. For example, you know that most solid objects melt if they got hot enough. Why is this? It is the effect of the heat on the object's atoms. All atoms move constantly. When they are hot, they move faster. Usually the atoms in an object hold together and give the object its shape. But if the object grows hot, its atoms move so fast that they break the force that usually holds them together. They move out of their usual places so that the object loses its shape. Then we say that the object is melting.

69. The way an object behaves depends on the _____ .

A. action of atoms in it                      B. number of atoms in it

C. kinds of atoms in it and how they behave     D. size of atoms in it

70. Atoms in an object move _____ .

A. at all times                               B. only when the object is heated

C. whenever they grow hot                    D. unless the object is melted

71. An object holds its shape because its atoms _____ .

       A. usually hold together                           B. move fast

C. are hot                                                      D. are not moving

72. An object loses its shape because its atoms _____ .

A. move out                              B. are not in their usual place

C. lose the force                             D. break out     

Nobody recognized her at the ball because she________________as a maid..

       A. dress up            B. was dressing    C. was wearing      D. was putting on