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1 ---I’m afraid they may nt agree with yu.
---I dn’t care whatever they’ll say. I’ve made my decisin and I’m ging t____ it.
A. carry ut B. keep up C. insist n D. stick t
2. I’d like t buy a huse—mdern, cmfrtable, and____, in a quite neighbrhd.
A. in all B. abve all C. after all D. at all
3． Yur perfrmance in the driving test didn’t reach the required standard -----_____, yu failed.
A. in the end B. after all C. in ther wrds D. at the same time
4． ---I was s sure that ur experiment was ging t succeed, but smething went wrng at the last mment.
---______, but dn’t give it up.
A. Yu dn’t mean that B. Find ut the reasn
C. Never mind D. I’m srry t hear that.
5. They std there with their eyes____ , watching ver what was happening.
A. wide pen B. wide pened C. widely pen D. widely pened
6. Ma Zedng was___ the first chairman f the Peple’s Republic f China. He was a great pet.
A. mre than B. n mre C. n mre than D. less than
7.----The water has been running all night alng. N ne wuld g and turn it ff? ---___.
A. Yu’d better nt d it again B. Why can’t yu d smething abut it ?
C. Dn’t yu remember t turn it ff D. Really. I can’t agree with yu mre.
8. I knw yu dn’t like ____music. But what d yu think f____ music in the film we saw yesterday?
A. 不填； 不填 B. the; the C. the; 不填 D. 不填； the
9. I’ll shw yu a stre ___yu may buy all ____yu need.
A. in which; that B. where; which C. which; that D. that; that
10. Fr years Jhn kept ___new and gd ideas.
A. cming up B. rising C. cming up with D. being raised
11.----I _______becming a pilt when I was at schl. -----Really? D yu still think it will____?
A. was dreaming; cme truth B. was dreaming f; cme true
C. was dreaming; cme true D. was dreaming f, cme truth
12. He is _____t finish it n time. There’s n dubt abut it.
A. capable B. ability C. qualified D. able
13. ---Hw are yu ding all these years, Jim?
----- Nthing new. Everything is ging n ____it was years ag.
A. as B. while C. when D. since
14. –Dr White has gt plenty f infrmatin abut UFO. He’s prmised t ffer it t me.
---I have as much. Wuld yu like t have mine____?
A. as well B. as pssible C. s far D. if s
15. The ld factry has been ____t make way fr a supermarket.
A. cut dwn B. brken dwn C. trn dwn D. calmed dwn
16. She pretended me when I passed.
A. nt t seeB. nt seeingC. t nt seeD. having nt seen
17.With a lt f prblems _____, the manager felt like a cat n ht bricks.
A. slvedB. slvingC. t slveD. being slved
18. Des the amunt f rain _____ the grwth f the crps?
A. effectB. have few effects n C. affect D. prduce
19. I dn’t knw the result _____, but _____, I dn’t think ur team wn an advantage ver theirs in yesterday cmpetitin.
A. fr sure, hnestly speakingB. f sure, t be hnest with yu
C. fr certain, hnestly spkenD. certainly, t be hnest t yu
20. He is always serius and desn’t like _____.
A. play jkes B. being played jkes nC. being played jkes D. t play jke n thers
21. Is this the schl ________ yu studied ten years ag?
A. in which B. that C. in that D. the ne that
22. Recently I bught an ancient Chinese vase, ________ was reasnable.
A. which price B. the price f which C. its price D. the price f whse
23. Our teacher set us such a difficult math prblem ____ we culd nt wrk ut.
A. that B. which C. as D. even
24. Peple may have different pinins abut Karen, but I admire her.___, she is a great musician.
A. After all B. As a result C. In ther wrds D. As usual
25. When Marry heard the terrible news, she ______cmpletely.
A. brke away B. brke ut C. brke dwn D. brke thrugh
完形填空
A yung man was getting ready t graduate frm cllege, fr many mnths he had _26_ a beautiful sprts car in a dealer’s shwrm, and 27__ his father culd well _28__ it, he tld him that was all he wanted.
On the mrning f his gradatin day his father called him int his wn study and tld him hw _29__ he was t have such a fine sn. He handed his sn a beautiful gift bx. 30__ but slightly disappinted, the yung man 31___ the bx and fund a lvely bk, 32___, he raised his vice at his father and said. ” With all yur mney yu give me a bk?” And rushed ut f the huse 33_ the bk in the study
He did nt cntact（联系）his father fr a whle year until ne day he saw in the strict an ld man wh lked like his father. He 34_ he bad t g back hme and see his father.
When he arrived at his father’s huse, he was tld that his father had been in hspital fr a week. The mment he was abut t 35_ the hspital. he saw n the desk the still new bk ,just as he had left it ne year ag. he pened it and began t 36__ the pages. suddenly, a car key 37 frm an envelpe taped behind the bk ,it bad a lag（标签）with dealer’s name, the 38___ dealer wh had the sprts car he bad 39__ n the tag was the 40___ f his graduatin. and the wrd PAID IN FULL
26. A. expected. B. enjyed. C. admired. D. wned
27 A. finding B. prving C. deciding D. knwing
28. A. affrd. B. ffer C. keep D. like
29. A. encuraged. B. cmfrtable C. prud. D. mved
30. A. Nervus B. Serius C. Careful D. Curius
31. A. packed. B. pened. C. picked up D. put aside
32. A. Angrily B. Eagerly C. Calmly D. Anxiusly
33. A. tasting B. putting C. frgetting D. leaving
34. A. learned . B. realized. C. recgnized. D. admitted
35. A. get t B. search fr C. turn t D. leave fr
36. A. clean B. read. C. turn D. cunt
37. A. lst B. came C. appeared. D. drpped
38. A. ld. B. same C. special D. new
39. A. remembered. B. desired. C. fund. D. met
40. A. Picture B. place C. date D. met
语法填空
As sme f these actrs culd nt sing well enugh, they had t rely n 41_____ musicians t help them. S during the bradcasts they just pretended t sing. Anyhw their perfrmances were humrus 42______ t be cpied by ther grups. They were s ppular 43______ their fans frmed clubs in rder t get 44_____ familiar with them. Each week n TV, the Mnkees wuld play and sing sngs 45(write)________ by ther musicians.
Hwever, after a year r s in 46______ they became mre serius abut their wrk, the Mnkees started t play and sing their 47____ sngs like a real band. Then they prduced their wn recrds and 48(start)______ turing and playing their wn music. In the USA they became even mre ppular 49_____ the Beatles and sld even mre recrds. The band brke up abut 1970, but happily they reunited in the mid-1980s. They prduced a new recrd in 1996, 50____ which they celebrated their frmer time as a real band.
41____________42____________43_______________44_______________45______________
46____________47____________48______________49________________50______________
阅读理解
A
The Man f Many Secrets — Harry Hudini — was ne f the greatest American entertainers in the theater this century. He was a man famus fr his escapes — frm prisn cells, frm wden bxes flating in rivers, frm lcked tanks full f water. He appeared in theaters all ver Eurpe and America. Crwds came t see the great Hudini and his “magic” tricks.
Of curse, his secret was nt magic, r supernatural pwers. It was simply strength. He had the ability t mve his tes as well as he mved his fingers. He culd mve his bdy int almst any psitin he wanted.
Hudini started wrking in the entertainment wrld when he was 17, in 1891. He and his brther The perfrmed card tricks in club in New Yrk. They called themselves the Hudini Brthers. When Harry married in 1894, he and his wife Bess wrked tgether as magician and assistant. But fr a lng time they were nt very successful. Then Harry perfrmed his first prisn escape, in Chicag in 1898. Harry persuaded a detective t let him try t escape frm the prisn, and he invited the lcal newspapermen t watch.
It was the publicity(宣传) that came frm this that started Harry Hudini’s success. Harry had fingers trained t escape frm handcuffs and tes trained t escape ankle chins. But his biggest secret was hw he unlcked the prisn drs. Every time he went int the prisn cell, Bess gave him a kiss fr gd luck — and a small skeletn key, which is a key that fits many lcks, pass quickly frm her muth t his.
Harry used these prisn escapes t build his fame. He arranged t escape frm the lcal prisn f every twn he visited. In the afternn, the peple f the twn wuld read abut it in their lcal newspapers, and in the evening every seat in the lcal theater wuld be full. What was the result? Wrld-wild fame, and a name remembered tday.
51. What did Hudini depends n when his success in prisn escaped ?
A. his special tricks and supernatural pwers B. his magic tricks and unhuman pwers
C. his unusual ability and a skeletn key D. his wisdm and magic tricks
52. In the furth paragraph, the underlined wrd “this” refers t _______.
A. the year 1898 B. his first prisn escape
C. his failure escape D. Harry Hudini’s success
53. It can be inferred frm the passage that Hudini became famus _______.
A. in 1898C. at the age f 23 B. befre he died D. when he was abut 24
54. Which f the fllwing statement is right?
A. Smene gave him a key that fits many lcks.
B. He made a key that culd pen every dr.
C. Everyne hated him very much.
D. He was trained t escape again.
55. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the passage?
A. Hw t escape frm the prisn. B. A Man f Many Secrets
C. Wrld-wild Fame D. Great Escape
B
Thirteen vehicles lined up last March t race acrss the Mjave Desert, seeking a millin in prize mney. T win, they had t finish the 142-mile race in less than 10 hurs. Teams and watchers knew there might be n winner at all, because these vehicles were missing a key part －drivers.
DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Prjects Agency, rganized the race as part f a push t develp rbtic vehicles fr future battlefields. But the Grand Challenge, as it was called, just prved hw difficult it is t get a car t speed acrss an unfamiliar desert withut human guidance. One had its brake lck up in the starting area. Anther began by thrwing itself nt a wall. Anther gt tied up by bushes near the rad after 1.9 miles.
One turned upside dwn. One tk ff in entirely the wrng directin and had t be disabled by remte cntrl. One went a little mre than a mile and rushed int a fence; anther managed t g fr six miles but stuck n a rck. The “winner,” if there was any, reached 7.8 miles befre it ran int a lng, narrw hle, and the frnt wheels caught n fire.
“Yu get a lt f respect fr natural abilities f the living things,” says Reinhld Behringer, wh helped design tw f the car-size vehicles fr a cmpany called Sci-Autnics. “Even ants can d all these tasks effrtlessly . It’s very hard fr us t put these abilities int ur machines.”
The rbtic vehicles, thugh with necessary mdern equipment such as advanced cmputers and GPS guidance, had truble figuring ut fast enugh the blcks ahead that a tw-year-ld human recgnizes immediately, Sure, that very yung child, wh has just nly learned t walk, may nt think t wipe apple juice ff her face, but she already knws that when there’s a ckie in the kitchen she has t climb up the table, and that when she gets t the ckie it will taste gd. She is mre advanced, even mnths ld, than any machine humans have designed.
56．Watchers dubted if any f the vehicles culd finish the race because .
A．the rad was t rugh fr the drivers B．they did nt have any human guidance
C．the distance was t lng fr the vehicles
D．the prize mney was unattractive t the drivers
57．DARPA rganized the race in rder t .
A．raise mney fr prducing mre rbtic vehicles
B．train mre peple t drive in the desert
C．build up bdy.
D．imprve the vehicles fr future wars
58．Frm the passage we knw “rbtic vehicles” are a kind f machines that .
A．can d effrtlessly whatever tasks living thing can
B．can take part in a race acrss 142 miles with a time limit
C．can mve frm place t place withut being driven by human beings
D．can shw ff their ability t turn themselves upside dwn
59．In the race, the greatest distance ne rbtic vehicle cvered was .
A．abut eight miles B．six miles C．almst seven miles D．abut nine mile
60．In the last paragraph, we can cnclude that____
A． a lng way t g fr a rbtic vehicle t finish a 142-mile race withut any difficulties
B． a lng way t g fr a little child wh has just learned t walk t reach the ckie .
C．a lng way fr a rbtic vehicle t deal with a simple ne that a little child can slve
D．a lng way fr a little child t understand the imprtance f wiping apple juice ff its face
C
Custms are scial habits. They have been handed dwn thrugh generatins amng grups, scial classes, etc. Custms can be described as ways f ding things. They are particularly strng in scial practices n the ccasins f births, marriages and deaths.
In China, these days, sme peple in cities are learning frm Western custms. Fr example, sme brides dress in the lng white dress that is usual bridal wear in many Western cuntries.
Every peple has special custms fr New Year. The Han peple have many interesting Spring Festival custms. And nw, quite a number f peple living in the cities have fllwed the Western custms f sending New Year greeting cards fr January 1st.
One interesting custm in China is that mthers wrap up their babies tightly.This is nt the custm in Western cuntries, where babies are usually dressed in lse garments.
61. Which f the fllwing statement is right?
A. Custms have been frmed during a shrt time
B. Custms have been frmed little by little
C. Custms have been quickly frmed and changed
D. Custms have never been changed
62. In this passage, the wrd “peple” is .
A. 人们 B. 人类 C. 民族 D. 大家
63. Hw d the Chinese yung peple learn frm Western cuntries at their marriages?
A. The brides（新娘）have n the white clthes.
B. Men wear the white cats.
C. Their parents all have attended their marriages.
D. Their marriages are nly held in Church.
64. Frm this passage we knw .
A. the peple all ver China spend New Year in the same way
B. peple in the villages and cities send New Year greeting ny e-mail each ther
C. each peple has his special custm fr New Year
D. mst f Chinese peple like t spend Spring Festival.
65. The difference abut clthing between Chinese and Western babies is that .
A. Chinese babies are usually dressed in new clthes
B. Western mthers are used t dressing their babies in clurful clthes
C. Western babies are dressed in bigger clthes while Chinese babies are usually wrapped
D. Chinese babies have mre clthes than Western babies
D
Brazil has becme ne. f the develping wrld’s great successes at reducing ppulatin grwth but mre by accident than design. While cuntries such as India have made jint effrts t reduce birth rates, Brazil had better results withut really trying, says Gerge Martine at Harvard.
Brazil’s ppulatin grwth rate drpped frm 2. 99% a year between 1951 and 1960 t 1. 93% a year between 198 land 1990, and Brazilian wmen nw have nly 2. 7 children n average. Martine says this figure may have fallen still further since 1990, an achievement that makes it the envy f many ther Third Wrld cuntries.
Martine puts it dwn t, amng ther things, sap peras (肥皂剧) and installment (分期付款) plans intrduced in the 1970s. Bth played an imprtant, althugh indirect, rle in lwering the birth rate. Brazil is ne f the wrld’s biggest prducers f sap peras. Glb, Brazil’s mst ppular televisin netwrk, shws three hurs f saps six nights a week, while three thers shw at least ne hur a night. Mst saps are based n wealthy characters living the high life in big cities.
Althugh they have never really tried t wrk in a message twards the prblems f reprductin, they describe middle and upper class values: nt many children, wmen wrking, says Martine. They sent this image t all parts f Brazil and made peple cnscius f ther patterns f behaviur and ther values, which were put int a very attractive package.
Meanwhile, the installment plans tried t encurage the pr t becme cnsumers. " This led t an enrmus change in cnsumptin patterns and cnsumptin was incmpatible (不相容的) with unlimited reprductin," says Martine.
66. Accrding t the passage, Brazil has lwered its ppulatin grwth ________.
A. by educating its citizens B. by careful family planning
C. by limiting birth rate D. by chance
67. Accrding t the passage, many Third Wrld cuntries
A. are unwilling t cntrl the birth rate.
B. are willing t jin Brazil in cntrlling their birth rate sn
C. haven’t yet fund an effective measure t cntrl their ppulatin
D. haven’t realized the imprtance f TV plays in family planning
68. Sap peras have helped in lwering Brazil’s birth rate because ________.
A. they educate peple. B. they have gradually changed peple’s way f life
C. peple are drawn t their attractive package D. they ppularize birth cntrl measures
69. What is Martine’s cnclusin abut Brazil’s ppulatin grwth?
A. The desire fr cnsumptin helps t reduce birth rate.
B. The increase in birth rate will be cntrlled.
C. Cnsumptin ges with reprductin.
D. A cuntry ‘s prductin is limited by its ppulatin grwth.
70. Accrding t the passage, sap peras shw that they have ____in the middle class.
A. ne r tw babies. B. many babies C. nly a by D. nly a girl
答案
星期五（U5-M2）
单项填空
1-5 DBCDA 6-10 ABDAC 11-15 BDAAC 16-20 ACCAB 21-25 ABCAC
第二节 完形填空
26-30 CDACD 31-35 BADBD 36-40 C DBBC
第三节 语法填空
41. ther 42. enugh 43. that 44. mre 45. written 46. which
47. wn 48. started 49. than 50 with
第四节 阅读理解
51-55 CBDAD 56-60 BDCAC 61-65 BCACC 66-70 DCBAA
单项填空
1 ---I’m afraid they may nt agree with yu.
---I dn’t care whatever they’ll say. I’ve made my decisin and I’m ging t____ it.
A. carry ut B. keep up C. insist n D. stick t
2. I’d like t buy a huse—mdern, cmfrtable, and____, in a quite neighbrhd.
A. in all B. abve all C. after all D. at all
3． Yur perfrmance in the driving test didn’t reach the required standard -----_____, yu failed.
A. in the end B. after all C. in ther wrds D. at the same time
4． ---I was s sure that ur experiment was ging t succeed, but smething went wrng at the last mment.
---______, but dn’t give it up.
A. Yu dn’t mean that B. Find ut the reasn
C. Never mind D. I’m srry t hear that.
5. They std there with their eyes____ , watching ver what was happening.
A. wide pen B. wide pened C. widely pen D. widely pened
6. Ma Zedng was___ the first chairman f the Peple’s Republic f China. He was a great pet.
A. mre than B. n mre C. n mre than D. less than
7.----The water has been running all night alng. N ne wuld g and turn it ff? ---___.
A. Yu’d better nt d it again B. Why can’t yu d smething abut it ?
C. Dn’t yu remember t turn it ff D. Really. I can’t agree with yu mre.
8. I knw yu dn’t like ____music. But what d yu think f____ music in the film we saw yesterday?
A. 不填； 不填 B. the; the C. the; 不填 D. 不填； the
9. I’ll shw yu a stre ___yu may buy all ____yu need.
A. in which; that B. where; which C. which; that D. that; that
10. Fr years Jhn kept ___new and gd ideas.
A. cming up B. rising C. cming up with D. being raised
11.----I _______becming a pilt when I was at schl. -----Really? D yu still think it will____?
A. was dreaming; cme truth B. was dreaming f; cme true
C. was dreaming; cme true D. was dreaming f, cme truth
12. He is _____t finish it n time. There’s n dubt abut it.
A. capable B. ability C. qualified D. able
13. ---Hw are yu ding all these years, Jim?
----- Nthing new. Everything is ging n ____it was years ag.
A. as B. while C. when D. since
14. –Dr White has gt plenty f infrmatin abut UFO. He’s prmised t ffer it t me.
---I have as much. Wuld yu like t have mine____?
A. as well B. as pssible C. s far D. if s
15. The ld factry has been ____t make way fr a supermarket.
A. cut dwn B. brken dwn C. trn dwn D. calmed dwn
16. She pretended me when I passed.
A. nt t seeB. nt seeingC. t nt seeD. having nt seen
17.With a lt f prblems _____, the manager felt like a cat n ht bricks.
A. slvedB. slvingC. t slveD. being slved
18. Des the amunt f rain _____ the grwth f the crps?
A. effectB. have few effects n C. affect D. prduce
19. I dn’t knw the result _____, but _____, I dn’t think ur team wn an advantage ver theirs in yesterday cmpetitin.
A. fr sure, hnestly speakingB. f sure, t be hnest with yu
C. fr certain, hnestly spkenD. certainly, t be hnest t yu
20. He is always serius and desn’t like _____.
A. play jkes B. being played jkes nC. being played jkes D. t play jke n thers
21. Is this the schl ________ yu studied ten years ag?
A. in which B. that C. in that D. the ne that
22. Recently I bught an ancient Chinese vase, ________ was reasnable.
A. which price B. the price f which C. its price D. the price f whse
23. Our teacher set us such a difficult math prblem ____ we culd nt wrk ut.
A. that B. which C. as D. even
24. Peple may have different pinins abut Karen, but I admire her.___, she is a great musician.
A. After all B. As a result C. In ther wrds D. As usual
25. When Marry heard the terrible news, she ______cmpletely.
A. brke away B. brke ut C. brke dwn D. brke thrugh
完形填空
A yung man was getting ready t graduate frm cllege, fr many mnths he had _26_ a beautiful sprts car in a dealer’s shwrm, and 27__ his father culd well _28__ it, he tld him that was all he wanted.
On the mrning f his gradatin day his father called him int his wn study and tld him hw _29__ he was t have such a fine sn. He handed his sn a beautiful gift bx. 30__ but slightly disappinted, the yung man 31___ the bx and fund a lvely bk, 32___, he raised his vice at his father and said. ” With all yur mney yu give me a bk?” And rushed ut f the huse 33_ the bk in the study
He did nt cntact（联系）his father fr a whle year until ne day he saw in the strict an ld man wh lked like his father. He 34_ he bad t g back hme and see his father.
When he arrived at his father’s huse, he was tld that his father had been in hspital fr a week. The mment he was abut t 35_ the hspital. he saw n the desk the still new bk ,just as he had left it ne year ag. he pened it and began t 36__ the pages. suddenly, a car key 37 frm an envelpe taped behind the bk ,it bad a lag（标签）with dealer’s name, the 38___ dealer wh had the sprts car he bad 39__ n the tag was the 40___ f his graduatin. and the wrd PAID IN FULL
26. A. expected. B. enjyed. C. admired. D. wned
27 A. finding B. prving C. deciding D. knwing
28. A. affrd. B. ffer C. keep D. like
29. A. encuraged. B. cmfrtable C. prud. D. mved
30. A. Nervus B. Serius C. Careful D. Curius
31. A. packed. B. pened. C. picked up D. put aside
32. A. Angrily B. Eagerly C. Calmly D. Anxiusly
33. A. tasting B. putting C. frgetting D. leaving
34. A. learned . B. realized. C. recgnized. D. admitted
35. A. get t B. search fr C. turn t D. leave fr
36. A. clean B. read. C. turn D. cunt
37. A. lst B. came C. appeared. D. drpped
38. A. ld. B. same C. special D. new
39. A. remembered. B. desired. C. fund. D. met
40. A. Picture B. place C. date D. met
语法填空
As sme f these actrs culd nt sing well enugh, they had t rely n 41_____ musicians t help them. S during the bradcasts they just pretended t sing. Anyhw their perfrmances were humrus 42______ t be cpied by ther grups. They were s ppular 43______ their fans frmed clubs in rder t get 44_____ familiar with them. Each week n TV, the Mnkees wuld play and sing sngs 45(write)________ by ther musicians.
Hwever, after a year r s in 46______ they became mre serius abut their wrk, the Mnkees started t play and sing their 47____ sngs like a real band. Then they prduced their wn recrds and 48(start)______ turing and playing their wn music. In the USA they became even mre ppular 49_____ the Beatles and sld even mre recrds. The band brke up abut 1970, but happily they reunited in the mid-1980s. They prduced a new recrd in 1996, 50____ which they celebrated their frmer time as a real band.
41____________42____________43_______________44_______________45______________
46____________47____________48______________49________________50______________
阅读理解
A
The Man f Many Secrets — Harry Hudini — was ne f the greatest American entertainers in the theater this century. He was a man famus fr his escapes — frm prisn cells, frm wden bxes flating in rivers, frm lcked tanks full f water. He appeared in theaters all ver Eurpe and America. Crwds came t see the great Hudini and his “magic” tricks.
Of curse, his secret was nt magic, r supernatural pwers. It was simply strength. He had the ability t mve his tes as well as he mved his fingers. He culd mve his bdy int almst any psitin he wanted.
Hudini started wrking in the entertainment wrld when he was 17, in 1891. He and his brther The perfrmed card tricks in club in New Yrk. They called themselves the Hudini Brthers. When Harry married in 1894, he and his wife Bess wrked tgether as magician and assistant. But fr a lng time they were nt very successful. Then Harry perfrmed his first prisn escape, in Chicag in 1898. Harry persuaded a detective t let him try t escape frm the prisn, and he invited the lcal newspapermen t watch.
It was the publicity(宣传) that came frm this that started Harry Hudini’s success. Harry had fingers trained t escape frm handcuffs and tes trained t escape ankle chins. But his biggest secret was hw he unlcked the prisn drs. Every time he went int the prisn cell, Bess gave him a kiss fr gd luck — and a small skeletn key, which is a key that fits many lcks, pass quickly frm her muth t his.
Harry used these prisn escapes t build his fame. He arranged t escape frm the lcal prisn f every twn he visited. In the afternn, the peple f the twn wuld read abut it in their lcal newspapers, and in the evening every seat in the lcal theater wuld be full. What was the result? Wrld-wild fame, and a name remembered tday.
51. What did Hudini depends n when his success in prisn escaped ?
A. his special tricks and supernatural pwers B. his magic tricks and unhuman pwers
C. his unusual ability and a skeletn key D. his wisdm and magic tricks
52. In the furth paragraph, the underlined wrd “this” refers t _______.
A. the year 1898 B. his first prisn escape
C. his failure escape D. Harry Hudini’s success
53. It can be inferred frm the passage that Hudini became famus _______.
A. in 1898C. at the age f 23 B. befre he died D. when he was abut 24
54. Which f the fllwing statement is right?
A. Smene gave him a key that fits many lcks.
B. He made a key that culd pen every dr.
C. Everyne hated him very much.
D. He was trained t escape again.
55. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the passage?
A. Hw t escape frm the prisn. B. A Man f Many Secrets
C. Wrld-wild Fame D. Great Escape
B
Thirteen vehicles lined up last March t race acrss the Mjave Desert, seeking a millin in prize mney. T win, they had t finish the 142-mile race in less than 10 hurs. Teams and watchers knew there might be n winner at all, because these vehicles were missing a key part －drivers.
DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Prjects Agency, rganized the race as part f a push t develp rbtic vehicles fr future battlefields. But the Grand Challenge, as it was called, just prved hw difficult it is t get a car t speed acrss an unfamiliar desert withut human guidance. One had its brake lck up in the starting area. Anther began by thrwing itself nt a wall. Anther gt tied up by bushes near the rad after 1.9 miles.
One turned upside dwn. One tk ff in entirely the wrng directin and had t be disabled by remte cntrl. One went a little mre than a mile and rushed int a fence; anther managed t g fr six miles but stuck n a rck. The “winner,” if there was any, reached 7.8 miles befre it ran int a lng, narrw hle, and the frnt wheels caught n fire.
“Yu get a lt f respect fr natural abilities f the living things,” says Reinhld Behringer, wh helped design tw f the car-size vehicles fr a cmpany called Sci-Autnics. “Even ants can d all these tasks effrtlessly . It’s very hard fr us t put these abilities int ur machines.”
The rbtic vehicles, thugh with necessary mdern equipment such as advanced cmputers and GPS guidance, had truble figuring ut fast enugh the blcks ahead that a tw-year-ld human recgnizes immediately, Sure, that very yung child, wh has just nly learned t walk, may nt think t wipe apple juice ff her face, but she already knws that when there’s a ckie in the kitchen she has t climb up the table, and that when she gets t the ckie it will taste gd. She is mre advanced, even mnths ld, than any machine humans have designed.
56．Watchers dubted if any f the vehicles culd finish the race because .
A．the rad was t rugh fr the drivers B．they did nt have any human guidance
C．the distance was t lng fr the vehicles
D．the prize mney was unattractive t the drivers
57．DARPA rganized the race in rder t .
A．raise mney fr prducing mre rbtic vehicles
B．train mre peple t drive in the desert
C．build up bdy.
D．imprve the vehicles fr future wars
58．Frm the passage we knw “rbtic vehicles” are a kind f machines that .
A．can d effrtlessly whatever tasks living thing can
B．can take part in a race acrss 142 miles with a time limit
C．can mve frm place t place withut being driven by human beings
D．can shw ff their ability t turn themselves upside dwn
59．In the race, the greatest distance ne rbtic vehicle cvered was .
A．abut eight miles B．six miles C．almst seven miles D．abut nine mile
60．In the last paragraph, we can cnclude that____
A． a lng way t g fr a rbtic vehicle t finish a 142-mile race withut any difficulties
B． a lng way t g fr a little child wh has just learned t walk t reach the ckie .
C．a lng way fr a rbtic vehicle t deal with a simple ne that a little child can slve
D．a lng way fr a little child t understand the imprtance f wiping apple juice ff its face
C
Custms are scial habits. They have been handed dwn thrugh generatins amng grups, scial classes, etc. Custms can be described as ways f ding things. They are particularly strng in scial practices n the ccasins f births, marriages and deaths.
In China, these days, sme peple in cities are learning frm Western custms. Fr example, sme brides dress in the lng white dress that is usual bridal wear in many Western cuntries.
Every peple has special custms fr New Year. The Han peple have many interesting Spring Festival custms. And nw, quite a number f peple living in the cities have fllwed the Western custms f sending New Year greeting cards fr January 1st.
One interesting custm in China is that mthers wrap up their babies tightly.This is nt the custm in Western cuntries, where babies are usually dressed in lse garments.
61. Which f the fllwing statement is right?
A. Custms have been frmed during a shrt time
B. Custms have been frmed little by little
C. Custms have been quickly frmed and changed
D. Custms have never been changed
62. In this passage, the wrd “peple” is .
A. 人们 B. 人类 C. 民族 D. 大家
63. Hw d the Chinese yung peple learn frm Western cuntries at their marriages?
A. The brides（新娘）have n the white clthes.
B. Men wear the white cats.
C. Their parents all have attended their marriages.
D. Their marriages are nly held in Church.
64. Frm this passage we knw .
A. the peple all ver China spend New Year in the same way
B. peple in the villages and cities send New Year greeting ny e-mail each ther
C. each peple has his special custm fr New Year
D. mst f Chinese peple like t spend Spring Festival.
65. The difference abut clthing between Chinese and Western babies is that .
A. Chinese babies are usually dressed in new clthes
B. Western mthers are used t dressing their babies in clurful clthes
C. Western babies are dressed in bigger clthes while Chinese babies are usually wrapped
D. Chinese babies have mre clthes than Western babies
D
Brazil has becme ne. f the develping wrld’s great successes at reducing ppulatin grwth but mre by accident than design. While cuntries such as India have made jint effrts t reduce birth rates, Brazil had better results withut really trying, says Gerge Martine at Harvard.
Brazil’s ppulatin grwth rate drpped frm 2. 99% a year between 1951 and 1960 t 1. 93% a year between 198 land 1990, and Brazilian wmen nw have nly 2. 7 children n average. Martine says this figure may have fallen still further since 1990, an achievement that makes it the envy f many ther Third Wrld cuntries.
Martine puts it dwn t, amng ther things, sap peras (肥皂剧) and installment (分期付款) plans intrduced in the 1970s. Bth played an imprtant, althugh indirect, rle in lwering the birth rate. Brazil is ne f the wrld’s biggest prducers f sap peras. Glb, Brazil’s mst ppular televisin netwrk, shws three hurs f saps six nights a week, while three thers shw at least ne hur a night. Mst saps are based n wealthy characters living the high life in big cities.
Althugh they have never really tried t wrk in a message twards the prblems f reprductin, they describe middle and upper class values: nt many children, wmen wrking, says Martine. They sent this image t all parts f Brazil and made peple cnscius f ther patterns f behaviur and ther values, which were put int a very attractive package.
Meanwhile, the installment plans tried t encurage the pr t becme cnsumers. " This led t an enrmus change in cnsumptin patterns and cnsumptin was incmpatible (不相容的) with unlimited reprductin," says Martine.
66. Accrding t the passage, Brazil has lwered its ppulatin grwth ________.
A. by educating its citizens B. by careful family planning
C. by limiting birth rate D. by chance
67. Accrding t the passage, many Third Wrld cuntries
A. are unwilling t cntrl the birth rate.
B. are willing t jin Brazil in cntrlling their birth rate sn
C. haven’t yet fund an effective measure t cntrl their ppulatin
D. haven’t realized the imprtance f TV plays in family planning
68. Sap peras have helped in lwering Brazil’s birth rate because ________.
A. they educate peple. B. they have gradually changed peple’s way f life
C. peple are drawn t their attractive package D. they ppularize birth cntrl measures
69. What is Martine’s cnclusin abut Brazil’s ppulatin grwth?
A. The desire fr cnsumptin helps t reduce birth rate.
B. The increase in birth rate will be cntrlled.
C. Cnsumptin ges with reprductin.
D. A cuntry ‘s prductin is limited by its ppulatin grwth.
70. Accrding t the passage, sap peras shw that they have ____in the middle class.
A. ne r tw babies. B. many babies C. nly a by D. nly a girl
答案
星期五（U5-M2）
单项填空
1-5 DBCDA 6-10 ABDAC 11-15 BDAAC 16-20 ACCAB 21-25 ABCAC
第二节 完形填空
26-30 CDACD 31-35 BADBD 36-40 C DBBC
第三节 语法填空
41. ther 42. enugh 43. that 44. mre 45. written 46. which
47. wn 48. started 49. than 50 with
第四节 阅读理解
51-55 CBDAD 56-60 BDCAC 61-65 BCACC 66-70 DCBAA
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