完成句子 （共10小題；每題1分，滿分10分）

1. 李寧運(yùn)動(dòng)服恰好在合適的時(shí)候上市。

Li Ning’s sports clothes __________ __________ __________ at just the right time.

2. 鮮艷的紅色logo由李寧姓名的前兩個(gè)拼音字母組成。

The bright red logo __________ __________ __________ __________the first two pinyin letters of Li Ning’s name, L and N.

3. 它們比主要競(jìng)爭(zhēng)對(duì)手有一個(gè)優(yōu)勢(shì)，它們更便宜。

They __________ an __________ __________their better-known rivals---they are cheaper.

4. 到20世紀(jì)90年代為止，數(shù)字已經(jīng)下降到50,000.

By the 1990s, the number __________ __________ __________ about 50,000.

5. 這些動(dòng)物被當(dāng)場(chǎng)剝皮，然后皮毛被運(yùn)往印度。

The animals are skinned __________ __________ __________ and the wool taken to India.

6. 隨著越來(lái)越多的人擁有車(chē)，交通事故的數(shù)量也在增長(zhǎng)。

As more and more people own cars, the number of traffic accidents is __________ __________ __________.

7. 如果你想成為一個(gè)更好的傾聽(tīng)者，就不要把目光從與你講話的人身上移開(kāi)。

If you want to make yourself a better listener, don’t __________ __________ __________ the person who’s talking to you. ks5u

8. 他說(shuō)錯(cuò)話了，他說(shuō)老板提出的這個(gè)建議是荒唐的。

He __________ __________ __________ in his mouth when he declared that the proposal made by the boss was ridiculous.

9. 當(dāng)我進(jìn)了房間后，我發(fā)現(xiàn)Roy正在翻別人的口袋。

   When I went into the cloakroom, I found Roy ___________ __________ others’ pockets.

10. 我轉(zhuǎn)身，沒(méi)說(shuō)一句話就走了。

    I __________ __________ and walked out without saying a word.

根據(jù)所給的首字母和中文寫(xiě)出所缺單詞的完整形式

1. As we can see in the diagram released by the government, the rapid growth of population has resulted in the e_____________（滅絕）of many wildlife species.

2. M____________（與此同時(shí)）, two other actors have carried two large food baskets to a shady spot under some trees.

3. It has been proved that eating vegetables in childhood helps to p____________（保護(hù)）you against serious illness in later life.

4. Mr. Brown was forced to r____________（退休）from his position as a librarian because of his health condition.

5. The chairman a____________（宣布）that the competition had to stop because of the bad weather.

6. She will p____________（表演）in Moscow tomorrow to start the second stage of her world tour.

7. If you see him, please give my a____________（道歉）for not having written to him.

8. A mother shouldn’t show too much p____________(偏愛(ài)) to one of her children.

9. It was c____________(周到的，體貼的) of you not to play the piano while your mother had a bad headache.

10. I never t____________（信任）him because I always think of him as such a suspicious character.

Pete hated losing at anything. His parents, teachers, and many others, said he didn’t know how to lose, but the truth of it was that he couldn’t stand losing. It seemed to Pete that losing was the worst thing that could happen to anyone. If there was a game Pete wasn’t good at, he simply wouldn’t play it.

        A new kid, Albert, started at Pete’s school; he was a good table football player, and it didn’t take Pete and Albert long before they challenged each other to a game. Pete prepared for the match carefully, but Albert seemed not to be taking the thing at all seriously. He walked about the whole time, smiling and telling jokes about all kinds of things. But on the football table, Albert was a real player. He scored goals again and again, laughing and joking all the time. However, Albert was paying so little attention to the match that Pete managed to change the scoreboard（記分板）while his opponent was looking elsewhere, and so Pete managed to win by cheating. Pete made a big thing of his win, but it seemed not to matter to Albert.

        “It’s been fun. We should play again some other time”, said Albert.

        On that day, people at school talked about Pete’s great victory. But, that night, Pete didn’t feel happy. For several days Pete didn’t feel happy. For several days Pete watched the new guy. He was great at some things, terrible at others, but he enjoyed everything equally. Gradually, Pete understood that the result was not very important. He began learning to enjoy a game while playing with others and didn’t care about winning or losing. Fortunately, he felt happier than ever before.

71. What did Pete think of losing a game at first?  ( no more than 10 words )

       72. What was Albert’s attitude towards the game?  ( no more than 10 words )

       73. How did Pete win the game? ( no more than 10 words )

       74. Whom do the underlined words “his opponent” refer to?  ( no more than 3 words )

     75. What’s your opinion on losing a game? ( no more than 15 words )

A ban on smoking in public places has come into force in China — home to a third of the world's smokers.

The move is aimed at controlling the number of deaths from smoking-related diseases, running at a million a year. The figure is predicted to double by 2020. The new smoking ban is an attempt to prevent that prediction coming true.

The new laws forbid smoking in places like restaurants, hotels, railway stations or theatres, but not at the office. Employers will have the duty to warn staff of the dangers of smoking but not to forbid them from lighting up at their desks.

But the new laws have been criticized because they do not include punishments for those who choose to flout them. Quite many smokers do not seem to take much notice of them. Often you find people smoking at the next table while you are eating your meal or having a drink in a bar. At bus stops as well as in railway stations smoking can also be seen here and there. Business owners are also angry at the efforts to force them to ban smoking on their premises（經(jīng)營(yíng)場(chǎng)所）, because many customers refuse to go to restaurants or places of entertainment where smoking is forbidden.

It appears that many Chinese people are unaware of the dangers of smoking. Research suggests only one in four knows the harm cigarettes or second-hand smoke can cause. Officials say they have to try to persuade people not to smoke to try to reduce the numbers dying from smoking related diseases. At the same time, however, the government makes a lot of money from the sales of cigarettes by the state-owned firm that makes and sells all tobacco products throughout the country.

68. What does the underlined word “flout” in Para. 4 mean?

　　　 A. Be in favor of　　　　　　　　 B. Be unaware of

　　　 C. Act against　　　　　　　 D. Be indifferent

69. Some businessmen dislike the ban because ______.

　　　 A. they will not enjoy smoking as before　　　　　　

B. their sales of cigarettes will greatly fall

　　　 C. their customers will get angry with them

　　　 D. the ban may cause their income to fall

70. Why is it difficult for the ban to be carried out?

　　　 1. Because the ban on smoking is not written into the law.

　　　 2. Because there are no clear regulations about punishment.

　　　 3. Because cigarette firms continue producing cigarettes.

　　　 4. Because few Chinese know about the danger of smoking.

　　　 A. 1,2,3　　　　 B. 1,2,4　 C. 1,3,4　 　　　 D. 2,3,4

The south and east of the Great Lakes is famous for the huge amounts of snow it receives. When the snow starts to fall every year, people start discussing the phrase “l(fā)ake-effect snow”.

Lake-effect snow which is influenced by the movement of cold air over the relatively warm water of the Great Lakes often comes in late autumn and early winter. Because of the at least 20 degrees’ difference between the lake water and the overrunning air, it’s easy to form huge amounts of snow.

As the cool air crosses the water of Great Lakes, the lowest levels of the atmosphere begin to warm and pick up moisture. This newly warmed atmosphere is lighter than the cold air above it, so it starts rising. As the changed air continues to climb higher and higher, it finally meets much colder atmosphere which changes the moisture into water drops and ice, forming clouds. After this course repeats a number of times, the clouds become heavier and heavier, and then they are changed into snow and fall down.

The most important point that decides the amount of snowfall is the direction of the wind. If the wind runs perpendicularly（垂直地）across the lake, there won’t be plenty of time for clouds to develop. However, if the wind runs in the opposite direction, clouds will form easily. The longer the cold air travels over the lake, the more moisture it is able to produce, which leads to a greater amount of snow.

The largest amount of the lake-effect snow was found across the U.P. of Michigan, the northwestern Pennsylvania and the far southwestern and northwestern New York, which are all along the south or east of the Great Lakes. It has been over 100 inches of snowfall in a winter season.

65. The level of the snowfall depends on ________.

       A. the size of the lake

       B. the direction of the wind

       C. the temperature of the lake

       D. the strength of the wind

66. From the passage, we can learn that ________.

       A. clouds are easy to produce with the help of the perpendicular wind

       B. cold air always falls down and picks up moisture to form clouds

       C. the temperature of the lake water is the same as the overrunning air’s above it

       D. the longer journey of the cold atmosphere can make a grater amount of snow

67. The passage is mainly about ________.

       A. the influences of the lake-effect snow for local people

       B. the weight between moisture and atmosphere

       C. how the phrase “l(fā)ake-effect snow” comes in New York

       D. how the lake-effect snow forms around the Great Lakes

Two students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have managed to develop a banana piano. Jay Silver and Eric Rosenbaum were looking for a way of turning everyday things into keyboards. They have developed a piece of equipment called MakeyMakey that can turn fruit, animals and even humans into keyboards. Mr. Rosenbaum said the idea behind the equipment was to get people to see the world around them as a collection of kits（原件）.

When asked about safety matters, Mr. Rosenbaum said the electric current used in the equipment was very small and harmless to the human bodies and animals. He said fuses（保險(xiǎn)絲）had been included into board as well as the USB port（接口）to make sure it was safe.

Mr. Silver said many things in our daily life can be used in their experiment. Even his cat became part of the experiment. According to Mr. Rosenbaum they have managed to turn two of his friends into sound machines, a beach ball into a game controller and have used a cup of milk to make music.

Around 150 kits have been experienced by test-users. AnnMarie Thomas, lived in Minneapolis, was  among the first ones to try it. She said even her four-year-old daughter had managed to use the equipment without any help. “My kids love it. My daughter was able to set it up. She has tried many other toys and has even managed to turn herself into the keyboard.” Ms. Thomas, a former scientist of engineering, whose job is to train future engineering teachers, thought the equipment could be quite useful to teachers and students. “It is a great way to encourage kids to love science and technology,” she said. “It helped my daughter understand how science and technology may change the world.

61. What’s Jay and Eric’s purpose of developing MakeyMakey?

A. To help people make more cheap pianos.

B. To encourage people to learn more about music.

C. To let people know that things in the world can be used as kits.

D. To show that modern technology can help with music development.

62. According to the passage, safety measures of MakeyMakey include ________.

a. having a small electric current

b. having low electric pressure

c. having fuses in it

d. using USB ports

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

63. In Mr. Silver’s opinion, ________.

A. many objects can be used in MakeyMakey

B. bananas are best fit for MakeyMakey

C. cats should be used in the experiment first

D. MakeyMakey can make music by itself

64. The passage can be read online in the part of________.

A. Education                 B. Entertainment    

C. Agriculture               D. Technology

For six years I’ve walked past the same man, a shoe-shiner, on a particular street corner. Today we __41__ for the first time.

He stood up and beckoned（示意）me to his chair. I gratefully __42__. I asked him how much and how __43__ it would take. He replied, “Seven dollars and five minutes.” It was the exact amount of cash I had, and I had just enough __44 __ before I had to be at work.

He __45 __ to tell me he wasn’t a __46__ man. He believed, however, there is a higher power to help good people. We talked a lot __47 __ he felt he could talk freely with me. We talked about how it takes humility（謙恭）to give and to __48 __. It had been a(n) __49 __ morning, and I found a small potato with great wisdom.

He shared with me a brief summary of his __50 __---how he walked about the streets __51 __ to make a living. He had several troubles with people threatening（威脅）him and __52 __ they all walked away without any serious result. Those and other __53__ in his life made him understand the truth of humility. It doesn’t stand for weakness or means __54__. It can be a(n) __55__ to your enemies. Let them learn to respect.

Then I sat there listening silently. While he was talking, he was also __56 __ my shoes. True to his words, at the end of five minutes, he __57 __. They looked really good.

Yes, I had shoes in need of a shine, but it was my spirits that really needed __58 __. After exchanging hugs, I shook his hand, __59 __ him, and told him he was my angel. I walked away __ 60__ as if I just experienced a modern-day foot washing（洗足禮）.

41. A. met             B. recognized  C. cooperated D. spoke

42. A. picked up     B. looked down      C. sat down           D. walked away

43. A. long             B. many         C. far                    D. often

44. A. energy         B. reason        C. time           D. distance

45. A. wanted B. continued          C. refused             D. happened

46. A. careful         B. rich                   C. hardworking      D. religious

47. A. because       B. or                     C. but                   D. until

48. A. receive  B. leave          C. do                    D. talk

49. A. boring          B. exciting             C. wonderful         D. painful

50. A. work           B. life                    C. childhood          D. joy

51. A. trying          B. pretending         C. seeming            D. coming

52. A. luckily         B. generally            C. quickly              D. finally

53. A. friends         B. opportunities      C. incidents           D. coincidences

54. A. giving up      B. giving out          C. giving off          D. giving in

55. A. goal             B. attack         C. idea           D. attraction

56. A. shining               B. making              C. repairing            D. watching

57. A. forgot          B. succeeded  C. finished             D. failed

58. A. education     B. help                  C. encouragement  D. experience

59. A. convinced    B. admired             C. protected           D. thanked

60. A. recognizing  B. feeling        C. acting        D. sounding

 CCTV says that a storm will hit our city. In order to avoid ___, we must take our raincoat with us.

     A. to catch                   B. catching    

       C. to be caught             D. being caught

Judith ______ on her new novel which is supposed to come out next month.

　　　 A. has been working B. had worked

C. will be working　　　　　 D. was working

 What _____to me in the highbrow papers is the book and film reviews.

A. attracts      B. calls          C. interests           D. appeals