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Class:Name:Marks:满分（150）第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分55分）第一节单项填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）1.—Howaboutgoingonweekendpicnicwithsomefriends?—Soundsfine.I’dliketogetclosetonature.A.the;theB./;/C.a;theD.a;/2.—Therearesomanytypesofcomputersonshow.Whichoneshouldwetake?—Youareanexpertonthat.A.That’sOK.B.It’suptoyou.C.I’msorry.D.It’sapity.3.Afterbeingelectedpresident,heactuallyfailedtowhathehadpromisedintheelection.A.performB.practiceC.guaranteeD.admit4.Thedustmenareonstrikebecausetheyhardlyenoughtosupporttheirfamilies.A.arepaidB.payC.havepaidD.arepaying5.—Aniphone5sisalittleexpensive.—Well,thatdoesn’tmatteryoulikeit.A.assoonasB.unlessC.aslongasD.whether6.LiNahopestoherthirdGrandSlamfinalthisyearinherprofessionaltenniscareer.A.standforB.goforC.callforD.applyfor7.AbookIreadlastyear,nameIhaveforgotten,haschangedmyattitudetowardslife.A.whichB.whatC.whenD.whose8.Iwasastonishedtolearnthatyourhouseintopiecesinaweek.A.wasbrokenB.brokeC.hadbeenbrokenD.havebeenbroken9.Whenyoulookforajob,it’snotyourbookknowledgebutyourworkexperiencemattersmore.A.whetherB.thatC.whatD.which10.ProfessorWanglooksworried.Hisresearchdoesn’tseemmuch.A.toprogressB.tohaveprogressedC.progressingD.havingprogressed第二节完形填空（共30小题；A篇每小题1分，B篇每小题1.5分，满分40分）ATherewasabutchersellingchickensinthemarket.Once,hehadaparticularlygood11andhischickenssoldwell.Hehappilyscaled(脱毛)hislastchickenand12it.“Thatwillbe$6.35,”hetoldthe13.“Thatisagoodprice,butitreallyisalittletoosmall,”saidthewoman.“Don’tyouhaveanything14?”15fast,thebutcherreturnedthechickentotherefrigerator,pausedforamoment,andthen16tookitout.“Thisone,”hesaidinalowvoice,“willbe$6.65.”Thewomanpausedforamoment,andthenmadeher17,“Youknowthat,”shesaid,“Iwilltake18ofthem!”Themoralofthestory:Itisalwaystherightthingtobe19andethical(有德的).Butforthosewhocontinuouslychallengethat,youshouldalsoknowthatbeingdishonestalwayscomesbackto“20you”.11.A.friendB.dayC.tourD.step12.A.weighedB.killedC.answeredD.ordered13.A.guideB.passengerC.customerD.guest14.A.softerB.cheaperC.betterD.larger15.A.RunningB.GuessingC.ThinkingD.Explaining16.A.neverB.againC.twiceD.hardly17.A.experimentB.decisionC.promiseD.attempt18.A.allB.someC.oneD.both19.A.honestB.carefulC.politeD.quiet20.A.biteB.benefitC.improveD.lookBWecansometimesgettheimpressionthatmostoftheworldismoreorlessoutforthemselvesandthatpeoplecarelittleaboutthetroubleofothers.ButIchoosetobelieve21.Ibelievethatalotofpeoplearebasicallyconcernedaboutothers,eveniftheydon’talwaysknowhowto22it.Thatisperhapswhyacertain23yearsagohasremainedoneofmyfavoritestothisday.Atruckertellsthathewas24throughNorthCarolinaonI-95whenabrowncargotontothehighway.Itranbackandforthbetweenlanes,25thedriverofthetrucktodriveslowly.Atfirsthe26thedriverwasdrunk,butwhenhecamecloser,thetruckersawanoldman27behindthewheel(方向盘).Sohecalledontheradio,“Youinthebrowncar,ifyoucan28me,pullover.Pullofftheroad!”29,hedid!Thetruckerpulledupbehindthecarandgotoff.Theelderlymanclimbedoffhiscarandfellintothetrucker’s30.Afterrestingawhile,theelderlymaneventuallysaidhefelt31enoughtodrivehome.Thetrucker32himfor50miles.Astheydrovealong,thetwo33togetherontheradio.Theoldermanfinallyrealizedhis34wasaheadandthetruckeraskedifhecouldmake35homeallright.Suddenly,athird36brokeinontheconversation,“Don’tworry,goodfellow.G...