successccccitingietyxkb1ieieieieve3.theirsA.threadB.smoothC.thirstyD.health4.raiseaiaiaiainompareooooncertⅡ、单项选择（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）6.---Sorryto________you,butcouldIaskyouaquickquestion?---Noproblem.A.worryB.preventC.interruptD.disappoint7.YesterdayJanewalkedawayfromdiscussion.Otherwise,she_______somethingshewouldregretlater.A.hadsaidB.saidC.mightsaidD.mighthavesaid8.Jane'spalefacesuggestedthatshe______ill,andherparentssuggestedthatshe______amedicalexamination.A.be;shouldbeB.was;haveC.shouldbe;hadD.was;has9.Whatdoyouthink______?A.isyournameB.doeshewanttodoC.theweatherislikeD.istheweatherlike10.Paperismade______woodwhilethecarpetismade______cotton.A.of;ofB.offfromC.from;ofD.from;from11.Thetreatmentis______effectiveformalaria.A.specificallyB.justlyC.properlyD.exactly12.Don'tsitaroundfeelingsorryforyourself.BeoptimisticandA.lookatB.lookforwardC.lookaheadD.lookbehind13.Nowthatshewasfired,Lucy_____goingbacktoschool,butshehasn'tdecidedyet.A.hadconsideredB.hasbeenconsideringC.consideredD.isgoingtoconsider14.Thebutcherisskilledat_____thepork.A.cuttingdownB.cuttingupC.cuttingoffD.cuttingout15.Mysuggestionwasthatthemeeting______offtillnextweek.A.toputB.beputC.shouldputD.wouldhaveput16.In______archaeologyyouwilloftenbeaskedtowriteadescriptionoftheartifacts(人工制品)thathavebeenfoundin______excavation.A.an;anB.an;/C.the;anD./;an17.---______?---Wehavediscoveredfireplaces.Thatwouldhavekeptthemwarm.A.HowcouldtheylivehereB.WhatdoyouthinkthistellsusaboutthelifeoftheseearlypeopleC.HowdidtheykeepwarmD.Wheredidtheykeepwarm18.Hehurriedtothestationonly______thatthetrainhadleft.A.tofindB.findingC.foundD.tohavefound19.Heglancedoverather______thatthoughshewastiny,sheseemedverywellputtogether.A.notingB.notedC.tonoteD.havingnoted20.Theevidencesuggeststhatmany______livedhereandpeopleatthattimewore______.A.deer,jewelB.deers,jewelsC.deer,jewelsD.deers,jewelsⅢ、完型填空（共20题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）InJuly,2003,aftersearchingfor12years,explorersannouncedthattheyhadlocatedthesunkenshipcalledRepublicin1,700feetofwaterabout100milesoffthesoutheastcoastoftheUnitedStates.TheRepublicwasasteamshipcarrying5921fromNewYorktoNewOrleans22it23inahurricaneonOctober25,1865,accordingtonewspaperreportsandotherhistoricalrecords.Allthepassengerswererescued,24theshipanditsvaluablegoods,including20,000$20goldcoins--intendedtohelppayforthereconstructionoftheSouthaftertheCivilWar—wenttothebottomoftheoceanwiththeRepublic.Overthepastthirtyyears,underwaterarchaeology25asdivingequipmentandrobotsthatcanbeusedunderwater26.Itcanraisegood27,bothforgovernmentsandprivatecommercialcompanieswhich28thiskindofbusiness.The29oftheTitanichasmadeunderwaterarchaeologyverypopular.SincetheRepublicissofaroutininternationalwaters,thecompanydoesn'tneed30tobeginworkatthesite.Noone31nearthesiteforabout140years.Nearly4,000artifactswere32,givingagoodimpressionoflifeinthe1860s,fromshoestochesspieces,combs,toothbrushes,platesandcups,personalthings,cookingandservingbowls,andmany,manymore33.RecoveringtheRepublicmay34upto$3million.However,35thatsellingthegoldcoinsmaybring36moneyinprofits37from$120to$180million.Todaymorethan51,000coinshavebeenrecovered,whichisbelievedtobeabout25%of38.Thecollectionincludesover100differenttypesofgoldcoins39between1838and1865,andcontainssomeofthe40examplesofUnitedStatesgoldandsilvercoinsfromtheperiod.21....
