----Why on earth didn’t you answer the phone?

----I’m terribly sorry ,but the doorbell 　　　 , too.

A. is ringing　　 B. rang　　　 C. was ringing　　 D. was about to ring

----Obama won the election , It’s amazing!

----Yes . But the result was within 　　 we had expected , 　　　 brought great joy to many young people and the black.

A. that ; which　　 B. that ; that　　 C. what ; what　　 D. what ; which

 Suddenly , Tom stood up and ,        his schoolbag , rushed out of the classroom .

A. seized          B. seizing           C. being seized      D. to seize

---- I’m worried about the interview tomorrow . It’s so important to me .

---- Take it easy . .

A. Congratulations on your success　　　 B. That’s really something

C. Chances are slim　　　　　　　　　 D. Everything will work out just fine

 With oil price rising sharply ,many people now consider        bicycle as       popular means of transportation.

   　A. / ; the         B. the ; the      C. the ; a      D. / ; a

假設(shè)你是李明， 在上網(wǎng)時，看了網(wǎng)友整理的“2011年感動中國小人物”榜單，收集的人和事令你非常感動。其中“周口阿婆”的事情讓你深有感觸。請根據(jù)下表提示用英語寫一篇短文，講講“周口阿婆”的故事和你的感想。

注意：

1. 對所給要點逐一陳述，可適當發(fā)揮，不要簡單翻譯；

2. 詞數(shù)150左右。

When surfing the Internet, I came across ______________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

根據(jù)句意和所給首字母或中文寫出單詞，并將答案寫在答題紙上相應(yīng)題號的橫線上。

79. The professor's answer was __________ (模棱兩可的) which made the students present feel puzzled.

80. She ________ (噴) some perfume over her hair before she left for the party.

81. Mike bought his daughter a toy bear as a _________ (紀念品) when he went to Hong Kong Disneyland.

82. The college student decided to volunteer at a company, so he could __________ (積累) experience to help get a job after graduation.

83. The weather in England is quite c____________. You can even experience four seasons in one day.

84. People have a t___________ to forget things as they grow older.

85. Elizabeth r__________ her mother facially, but is quite different in character.

請認真閱讀下列短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個最恰當?shù)膯卧~。注意：每個空格只填1個單詞。請將答案寫在答題紙上相應(yīng)題號的橫線上。

West Point is a college for future army officers. It has more than four thousand students, called cadets(士官生). The school is located about eighty kilometers north of New York City.

   West Point is the oldest continuously occupied military post in the United States. General George Washington built a fort(要塞) there during the Revolutionary War to protect the Hudson River from the British. He moved his headquarters to West Point in seventeen seventy-nine in the middle of the war.

   In eighteen hundred and two, President Thomas Jefferson signed legislation(立法) to establish the military academy. The education centered on civil engineering. West Point graduates designed many roads, bridges, harbors and railways for the young nation.

   Today, math and science are still a large part of the education. But cadets can choose from almost fifty areas of study. If cadets major in the humanities(人文學科), they must have an engineering minor(副科).

   Not all the young men and women at West Point are American. This year, fifty-eight are from other countries. Up to sixty cadets can be international students.

   International students are chosen by their governments. They must satisfy physical and educational requirements and do well in the Test of English as a Foreign Language. After graduation, they return home to serve in their nation’s armed forces. Other services besides the Army also accept foreign students at their academies.

   Major Joe Sowers, a West Point public affairs officer, says information is available through American embassies. He says the presence of international students at West Point serves a purpose for the Army. He says: “Cultural understanding, cultural awareness is essential for a modern-day officer. Now we have cadets from Panama and cadets from African countries, which doesn’t necessarily increase your knowledge on how to interact in Iraq or Afghanistan. At least not specifics, anyway. But you’ve begun the process of understanding that the world is bigger than your hometown and West Point and the United States of America. But I think the big reward is at the individual cadet level, establishing relationships with those who come from much, much different backgrounds.”

SHANGHAI — A system to take homeless children off the streets and return them to their home communities is to be set up this year by city authorities.

“We will improve communication with the civil administrations (民政局) where these children come from, invite them to take back the kids and provide assistance to send them home,” said Ren Zshiyue, director of the social welfare division of Shanghai civil affairs bureau, on Wednesday.

This is Shanghai’s latest attempt to deal with child beggars following another initiative (開端) in December. Eight government agencies, including civil affairs, public security and city management, are taking part in the campaign, which aims to have the streets clear of child beggars by the end of this year. Officials said the police will increase patrols (巡邏) in areas where the homeless gather, such as metro stations, squares, bridges and underground passages.

Vagrant children are particularly prominent (突出) in the city. Some residents said they often see young boys and girls kneeling under flyovers, many with schoolbags on their backs, or asking money from car drivers when they stop at traffic lights. Metro station manager at the People's Square, surnamed Fei, said that at least a dozen homeless children a week were caught begging on the subway.

According to an officer surnamed Qiu at the People's Square police station, if a homeless child is found alone, they will confirm his or her identity first, and try to get in touch with the legal guardians. If children cannot give details of their background, blood samples will be taken and the information in a DNA database will be used to help trace their families.

The national database, set up in April 2009, had reunited more than 1,400 children with their parents by September. Qiu said the city's new policy on child beggars should be the most effective yet. "We could only persuade them to stop begging before, but now we can repatriate (遣返) the child with this policy," he said.

Zhang Baoyan, founder of Baobeihuijia (Baby Back Home), a volunteer group that helps search for missing children nationwide and offers support to their parents, said the campaign shows that the government is determined to put an end to children begging. But she wonders how to prevent the children becoming homeless again. "Many homeless children keep reappearing not long after leaving welfare homes, because begging has become their livelihood," she said.

The central authority began a campaign to help homeless children in December. It requires the local government in the original home communities of vagrant children to increase social security and economic support to prevent children from turning to begging. "So the campaign addresses both the symptoms and root causes. We hope child begging will disappear when the rich-poor divide is gradually narrowed," said Zhou Zheng, chairman of the social assistance center in Shanghai.

67. The main idea of the news report is _____.

A. how and where to find homeless children in Shanghai

B. Shanghai is to start a system to aid child beggars

C. Shanghai is trying to gradually narrow the rich-poor divide

D. why some homeless children are not willing to stay in welfare homes

68. The underlined word “vagrant” in Para.4 probably means “someone who _____”.

A. steals things, especially without using violence

B. is good at telling jokes and making people laugh

C. has no home, especially someone who begs

D. doesn’t do something as his job but only for pleasure or interest

69. If a homeless child can’t give details of his or her background, what will the relevant people do?

A. They will keep trying to get in touch with the legal guardians.

B. They will ask a certain family to adopt him / her for the time being.

C. He/ She will be kept in the local rescue station and waiting to be made sure of his/ her identity.

D. Blood samples will be taken and the information in a DNA database will be used to help trace their families.

70. According to the passage, all of the following is TRUE EXCEPT that _____.

A. this is Shanghai’s first attempt deal with child beggars

B. the campaign addresses both the symptoms and root causes

C. the campaign aims to have the streets clear of child beggars by the end of this year

D. Baby Back Home is a volunteer group that helps search for missing children nationwide

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64. The ad is mainly for _____.

A. English broadcast　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 B. English tests

C. English training　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 D. English teaching

65. According to the ad, which course can help a person go to MU?

A, SSEPP.　　　　　　　　 B. EPP.　　　　　　　　 C. ST.　　　　　　　　　 D. HAS.

66. To improve your English for work, you can choose _____.

A. General English　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 B. Professional English

C. Academic English　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 D. English Programs