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第一部分  聽力理解（共兩節(jié)，30分）

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第二部分：英語知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)．滿分45分）

第一節(jié) 單項(xiàng)填空 (共15小題,每小題1分，滿分15分)

21. —Thank you for having bought me a ticket for the World Expo in Shanghai!

— ________.

A. Come on     B. All right        No problem       D. With pleasure

22. Some exercises appear to be ______ ones you have done, but on ______ second thoughts, you’ll find that they’re different.

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

23. As we know, _______ medical examination will help us find out health problems as early as possible.

A. normal       B. general       regular       D. common

24. The small window in the wall could ______ some light into the room.

A. admit        B. hold      host           D. replace

25. — I’ve told Nancy many times about the meeting, but she still forgot it!

— I understand. Actually, anyone ______ be very forgetful at times.

A. must        B. should      ought to       D. can

26. This kind of clothing material, ________soft and smooth, sells well.

A. feeling       B. felt       being felt       D. having felt

27. The next time I went to see the house, its price had gone up by more than _____ 10%.

A. another       B. other       any other       D. the other

28. —I will come to attend your lecture at 10:00 tomorrow.

— I’m sorry, by then my lecture will have ended and I _____ in my office.

A. am working          B. will work      C. will be working       D. will have worked

29. To keep safe _______ an earthquake, you should remain at a spot in your room where nothing may fall on you.

A. in search of        B. in advance of       in terms of        D. in case of

30. —Mrs. Stanley looks gorgeous tonight.

— The dark dress ______ her hidden beauty.

A. brings out      B. picks up        gives away        D. leaves over

31. He will never give up the chance to go abroad for further education _____ the situation is.

A. however     B. wherever            whenever             D. whatever

32. Though severely _____, the band insisted on playing their music late at night as usual.

A. being criticized    B. criticizing       criticized       D. to be criticized

33. He put it firmly that in no case _______ give in to others on such matters.

A. he would       B. would he       will he       D. he will

34. About one fourth of the families in the city have private cars and this number _____ to double in five years.

A. is expecting     B. has expected       is expected       D. will expect

35. — I’ve been told that you are not content with your present job.

— Yeah. I am looking for a job _____ I can put my talent to good use.

A. which       B. where       when       D. why

 

二．完形填空 (共20小題,每小題1.5分，滿分30分)

My 14-year-old son, John, and I spotted the coat at the same time. It was hanging at a (an) 36   clothing store. The coat had a black velvet collar, delightful tailoring, a Fifth Avenue label (標(biāo)簽) and a (an)  37 price of $ 28.

We looked at   38 , saying nothing,  39  John’s eyes shone. Dark, woolen topcoats were popular just then with  40 , but could  41  several hundred dollars now.

John   42  the coat. He turned from side to side, eyeing himself in the mirror with a serious, studied   43  that soon changed into a smile. The  44   was perfect. John wore the coat to school the next day and came home wearing a big smile. “How did the kids like your coat?” I asked. “They love it.” He said, carefully  45   it over the chair and smoothing it flat.

Over the next few weeks, the   46  came over John. Quiet, reasoned discussion was   47 argument. He became more thoughtful and eager to   48 . “Good dinner, Mum,” he would say every evening. One day when I suggested that he might start on homework before dinner, John said, “You are right, and I guess I will.”

When I  49  this to one of his teachers and remarked that I didn’t know  50  caused the changes, she said with laughter, “It must be his coat!” At the library, we   51 eman to another. to meet a friend who had not seen our children for a long time. “ 52  this be John?” he asked, looking up to John’s new height, assessing the cut of his coat, and extending his hand, one gentl

John and I both knew we should never  53  a person’s clothes for the real person within them. But there is something to be said for  54  a standard of excellence for the world to see, for practicing standards of excellence in thought, speech and behavior, and for  55  what is on the inside with what is on the outside.

36. A. second-hand      B. Expensive         C. big                  D. cheap

37. A. reasonable         B. unbelievable       C. special              D. average

38. A. each other          B. one another        C. the other         D. others

39. A. therefore            B. however          C. but                D. thus

40. A. adults             B. people              C. parents             D. teenagers

41. A. spend              B. cost             C.pay                D. take

42. A. touched         B. buttoned         C. held              D. obtained

43. A. Gesture         B. expression       C. attitude            D. feeling

44. A. color               B. price              C. fit                  D. style

45. A. pressing                 B. taking           C. hanging            D. folding

46. A. happiness          B. satisfaction       C. change              D. generosity

47. A. because of         B. instead of          C. aware of          D. full of

48. A. please            B. regret           C. Complain              D. apologize

49. A. mentioned         B. wrote           C. reported          D. explained

50. A. when              B. how                C. what                  D. that

51. A. happened           B. came             C. intended          D. decided

52. A. Should            B. Would           C. Must                 D. Could

53. A. watch            B. judge             C. mistake            D. consider

54. A. doing              B. showing             C. speaking          D. wearing

55. A. comparing          B. connecting                C. combining          D. matching

 

第三部分：閱讀理解（共20小題，每題2分，滿分40分）

A

 There was room for all of us, and the sleeping bags kept the night coldness away. We would listen to the sound of the river, and hear the coyotes (土狼) howling along the hills not far away.

Those were the cool summer nights of the mid-nineties in Southern Alberta, Canada, when the four children were young and we would lie on the trampoline (蹦床) in the backyard late at night, for the sun would not set till late in July and August. We would look at the stars up above and never grow tired of it.

 These were the times when I would tell the stories of my own childhood and teach the kids life’s lessons that have been rembered to this day. I chuckle (輕聲地笑), as I recall the time when we heard a coyote not far away, and then I started a story about a bear approaching the trampoline. The bear came close (in the story), and the kids snuggled up to mom and me, until suddenly I’d let out a howl and grab all the kids and they would be frightened and jump up and then all laugh, “Daddy, you scared us!”em

 Now the children are in their mid and late teens, but they fondly rember the starry nights on that trampoline. Recently my oldest daughter on her wedding day sang a song for her parents, entitled “I’ll always be your little girl”. She wrote the music and words and yes indeed: it included a memory of those starry nights.em

 I have learned as a parent that one of the greatest gifts we can give our children as they are growing up is the time to tell them stories, or if telling stories is not that simple, perhaps read them a story. They can read their own books, but telling or reading them a story will create a close relationship with pleasant memories such as those late summer nights under the starry sky.

56. The passage is mainly about _____.

A. coyotes’ effects on children                   B. the relationship between children

the author’s unforgettable experiences        D. the author’s memories of starry nights

57. The underlined part “snuggled up” probably means _____.

A. lay down        B. got close       C. gave in        D. struggled forward

58. How do the children feel about their childhood?

A. Very enjoyable.        B. A bit regretful.      C. Rather busy.        D. Sort of dull.

59. In the last paragraph, the writer mainly wants to express _____.

A. it is easy to tell stories to children        B. kids should read stories themselves

C. it is important to tell or read stories to kids

D. it’s necessary to spend summer nights with kids

 

B

 More teachers are starting off the school year with letters to parents and students to introduce themselves and set a tone (基調(diào)) for the year. The letters are a good way to start positive communication with parents, several teachers told Education World.

 “I think it’s professional, ”said Dorothy Peselli, an English teacher at Sparta High School in Sparta, New Jersay, Peselli, who gives out the letters the first day of school, told Education World. “It gives parents an image of you as a professional. If you start communication off in a positive manner, you will have the parents on your side when you need them.”

 In her letter to parents, Peselli encourages them to call or e-mail her with specific concerns about their children. “I want to work as a team to make sure that your child becomes an independent lifelong learner,” Peselli wrote to parents last September. She also telephones the   parents of all her students at the beginning of the year.

 Peselli includes with the letter a classroom handbook (手冊(cè)) listing plans and rules. And she requires that both parents and students read and sign statements (included in the letter) when they read the handbook. The student letter also lists needed supplies and gives encouragement. “Please come to class ready to work and learn. This will be an exciting year for all of us,” it says.

 Last year, Peselli taught at a different high school and parents there were “shocked”, but appreciative, that she had so much contact with them. “I received roses and a thank-you note from one boy and his mother,” Peselli said. She wished her own children’s teachers would take the time to write notes as well. “I never got a letter home from any of my daughter’s high school teachers.” she said, “It would be nice to know the background of some of the people who are teaching my daughter.”

60. We may learn from the text that ______.

A. most teachers are writing letters to parents and students

B. the handbook is used to list supplies and give encouragement

C.Peselli believe it important for teachers to exchange information with parents

D. Peselli mainly introduces her background and teaching experiences in the letters

61. The underlined word “it” in the fourth paragraph refers to _____.

A. the handbook       B. the requirement      C. the school       D. the letter

62. We can infer from the last paragraph that ______.

A. parents were satisfied with Peselli’s way of working

B. Peselli means to surprise parents by writing students

C. Peselli seemed to be popular among boy students

D. all Peselli’s children are studying in high schools

63. The purpose of the text is to ______.

A. introduce an English teaching method       B. give advice on how to teach students

C. encourage teachers to keep in touch with parents

D. show us how Dorothy Peselli makes teaching plans

 

C

 If you are looking for a summer camp job opportunity, the following are some summer camp jobs available for 2010 summer.

Male 21+. Teach fishing and fly-fishing (用假蠅釣魚) techniques. Live with 6-8 campers, teach basic outdoor skills, lead backpacking trips and assist with canoe trips.

Salary: $2,400.00-$3,000.00

Roaring Brook Camp for Boys

480 Roaring Brook Road

Bradford, Vermont 05033, USA

Contact: Dr. Candice Raines at (800) 802-747-0282

International Sports Training Camp is a specialized sports camp located on a private 100-acre lake in the scenic Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania. We are famous for our outstanding facilities, innovative (創(chuàng)新的) programs and friendly staff. We are looking for both students and certified athletic trainers.

Salary: $2,500.00

International Sports Training Camp.

1100 Twin Lake Road

Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 18360, USA

Contact: Kara Klaus at (570) 6202267

Manage kitchen staff of 4, order food and prepare meals and snacks for 50-60 campers and staff daily during sessions and training periods.

Salary: $3, 000.00-$4,000.00

Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies

HC 83, Box 38DD

Capon Bridge, West Virginia 26711, USA

Contact: Vini Schoene at (540) 465-1516

Camp Airy (for boys) is seeking an experienced individual with a theater background and experience in directing children’s productions. Supervise counselor staff and direct two major productions in our 600-seat Outdoor Theatre. Our summer season runs from June 17 to August 18. Be sure to visit our outstanding website at www.airylouise.org.

Salary: Depends on Experience.

Camp Airy & Camp Louise

14938 Old Camp Airy Road

Thurmont, Maryland 21788, USA

Contact: Steve Goldklang at (410) 466-9010

64. Who would be most interested in the passage?

A. College teachers.      B. Online bloggers.     Holiday-goers.      D. Job seekers.

65. Mr. Smith is good at fishing and he plans to spend the summer doing what he loves and earn some money. Which number should he dial?

A. (570) 6202267.     B. (540) 465-1516.    C. (800) 802-717-0282.       D. (410) 466-9010.

66. Which of the following statements about Athletic Trainer is TRUE?

A. College graduates are preferred.       B. Only professional athletes can apply.

C. This position offers a monthly salary of $3,500.

D. Applicants can get in touch with Kara Klaus.

67. Which of the following organizations offers a salary depending on experience?

A. Camp Airy & Camp Louise.          B. International Sports Training Camp.

C. Roaring Brook Camp for Boys.       D. Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies.

 

D

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