Ⅰ.单项填空1.(2013·合肥模拟)Johnwasdismissedlastweekbecauseofhisattitudetowardshisjob.A.informalB.casualC.toughD.violent2.(2013·嘉兴模拟)Thepolicewouldoffera(n)toanyonewhocouldgivesomeinformationabouttherobbery.A.rewardB.awardC.prizeD.bonus3.(2013·武汉模拟)Wecouldhardlybelievewhathesaysbecauseheischanginghismind.A.constantlyB.steadilyC.suddenlyD.regularly4.Ioftenkeepsomemoneyathandwhenmakingajourney,just.A.intimeB.incaseC.inneedD.instore5.(2013·泉州模拟)—Whydoyoulooksoworried?—Mycomputerbrokedownandmyessayunfinishedsince.A.hadleftB.hasleftC.wasleftD.hasbeenleft6.Weareatyourservice.Don’ttoturntousifyouhaveanyfurtherproblems.A.begB.hesitateC.desireD.seek7.(原创)Americansnowcarryaround270millionguns,themthemostheavilyarmedpeopleintheworld,CNNreported.A.tomakeB.makingC.madeD.havingmade8.(2013·南昌模拟)—Mum,Ican’tseeanypointinstudyinghard.—Comeon,dear.Yearsofhardstudywillsurelyinyourfuturecareer.A.makesureB.payoffC.bringbackD.payback9.TheentirehallburstintoagreatcheerandapplausetheNobelPrizewinnerappearedonthestageaccompaniedbythechairman.A.untilB.whileC.bythetimeD.theinstant10.(2013·漳州模拟)Whenherealizedthepolicehadseenhim,themantheexitasquicklyaspossible.A.madeupB.madeforC.madeoutD.madeoff11.Iknowthisisnotquitetherightword,butIcan’tbetothinkofabetterone.A.disturbedB.botheredC.troubledD.worried12.TheSmithsboughtanewhousewhichwastheoftheirfriends.A.envyB.concernC.respectD.pride13.(2013·济南模拟)Mostpeoplewouldagreethatnuclearscienceshouldbedevelopedtobenefitthehumanbeingsharmthem.A.morethanB.ratherthanC.otherthanD.betterthan14.ItisTomoftenbreakstheschoolrulesmakeshisteacherunsatisfiedwithhim.A.what;thatB.that;whatC.that;thatD.which;that15.—HowdoyoufindthefilmBackto1942wesawtogetherlastnight?—.Ican’tthinktoohighlyofit.A.ItmakesnosenseB.ItistiringC.It’sjustso-soD.It’sreallywonderfulⅡ.完形填空(2013·福建模拟)Theteachersatcross-leggedinfrontofthegatheringoffourthgradestudents.Sheaskedthemwhatkindsofthingswould1worldpeace.Immediatelytheybeganofferingsuch2as“Getridofallthebombs.”“Thereoughttobea3againstwar.”Theteacherrosetonoteeachofferingontheboard.Oncethelistwas4,shesatagainwiththechildrenandaskedthemiftherewasanything5warintheirlives.Theywere6atfirstbuteventuallytheyseemedtobeginto7thattheteachermeant“war”asametaphor.Onestudentsaid,“MybrotherdeclareswaronmewhenI8histhings.”“Mydadblowsupatbaddrivers,”offeredonegirl.9saidshedidwarwithoneofherdishonestfriends.10thethoughtappearedthatallviolencewasinconflictwiththeideaof11.Throughthediscussiontheteacher12theconceptthattheycoulddecreaseviolenceandincreasepeaceintheirownlivesbygivinguptheideaof13withothers.Sheaskedthemto14therestoftheweekkeepingtrackofthetimeswhentheywouldchoosetocarryoutpeace15violence.Bytheendoftheweekthestudentshadexperienceddozensofexamples16violenceandconflicthadbeenavoidedintheir17lives.Eventuallytheclasscreatedapeacemovementintheschool.Theyhelpedrewriteschool18thatdecreasedconflict.Homeworkbecamemoreinventiveand19.Parent-teachermeetingsalways20activitiesofthestudents(adance,oranartorscienceexhibit).Cooperationbecametheprimarypathtopeace.(278W)1.A.breakB.ignoreC.increaseD.witness2.A.casesB.eventsC.chancesD.suggestions3.A.lawB.willC.dealD.duty4.A.missingB.necessaryC.simpleD.complete5.A.butB.likeC.againstD.after6.A.puzzledB.frightenedC.excitedD.encouraged7.A.stateB.proveC.realizeD....
