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------ What d yu think f Tm Cruise?
------ ________________.
Many yung peple like him.
He is an actr in Hllywd.
He is well knwn.
He is an experienced actr.
I thught her nice and hnest _________ I met her.
A. first time B. fr the first time
C. the first time D. by the first time
3. Our teacher, ___________, is kind and full f knwledge.
A. lking abut B. lked abut C. lking after D. lked up t
4. We ________ him ur team leader by a shw f hands.
A. selected B. chse C. picked ut D. elected
5. ------ The bys are nt ding a gd jb at all, are they?
------ __________________.
A. I guess nt s. B. I dn’t guess.
C. I dn’t guess s. D. I guess nt.
6. Reprters shuld reprt an event truthfully __________ it’s difficult fr peple t accept sme stries.
A. even thugh B. because C. as if D. if
7. Thank yu fr yur visit t Cerruti.cm. This site __________ and will be back nline in the nt-t-distant future.
A. had updated B. is being updated
C. will be updated D. updated
8. Miss Debbie is __________ a teacher and she treats us her friends.
A. nly B. nt mre than C. mre than D. less than
9. The ____________ huse is a schl fr the disabled children.
A. new-built B. newly-building C. newly-built D. new-building
10. The language _______ fr speaking n the telephne is similar t _______ f rdinary cnversatin.
A. used; that B. is used; that C. is using; which D. used; which
11. ------ Are yu feeling any better tday, Rse?
------ N, I’m still _____________ a headache.
A. getting B. gt C. suffering frm D. suffered frm
12. The ld wman std ________ fr a mment when she saw a beggar appear befre her suddenly.
A. surprising B. t surprise C. surprised D. having surprised
13. The prices f the huses in ur city __________. Maybe I can never affrd a big huse.
A. are gne up B. are ging up C. are risen D. has gne up
14. Mr. Smith, ________ f the _______ speech, started t read a nvel.
A. tired; bring B. tiring; bred C. tired; bred D. tiring; bring
15. Televisin has s many advantages. It keeps us ________ abut the _________ news, and als prvides entertainment in the hme.
A. infrmed; latest B. t knw; later
C. learning; later D. t think; latest
16. Reprters must reprt the things that can _______ readers’ attentin.
Which f the fllwing is wrng?
A. draw B. attract C. catch D. pay
17. D let me stay up later tnight, fr there’ll be an exciting ftball match n TV, Mummy------ just ___________.
A. at nce B. nce mre C. fr nce D. nce in a while
18. T be frank, this is the plan that I wuld like t see _________ as early as pssible.
A. carry ut B. t carry ut C. carrying ut D. carried ut
19. ------ D yu knw this city?
------ N, this is the first time I _________ here.
A. was B. have been C. came D. am cming
20. ------ What is the yung man yu spke t like?
------ ____________________.
A. He is mdest. B. He is feeling better.
C. He is an engineer. D. He likes swimming.
= 2 \* ROMAN II. 完型填空：
Newspaper Reprt
There are many types f reprts. A reprt is simply an accunt f smething that __1___. The cmmnest are __2___. We get them __3___ newspaper, ver radi and n TV. Smetimes cinemas als __4__us newsreels.
The main purpse f a newspaper is t __5__ news. If yu __6__ a newspaper clsely, yu will find that there are all types f news: accidents, flds, wars, sprts, bks, etc. The news __7__ everything that__8__ t peple and their __9__. Smetimes there are news __10__ which are very amusing.
The big r bld wrds abve items are called headlines. Their purpse __11__ attract ___12___ s that peple will buy the newspaper __13__ they want t read the rest f the news.
A news reprt is usually very shrt, except __14__ it is abut smething very imprtant, but it cntains a lt f __15__. It is als written __16__ shrt paragraphs. The first paragraph is in fact a __17__ f the news item. It gives all the necessary infrmatin: what, when, where, hw and why. The __18__ paragraphs give full details f the subject. There may als be interviews with peple. The wrds actually _19_ by them are within inverted cmma(引号).
Often there are phtgraphs t __20__ with the news t make it mre interesting.
1. A. happen B. happened C. has happened D. is happening
2. A. news reprts B. new reprts C. news reprt D. new reprt
3. A. abve B. n C. frm D. f
4. A. shws B. shw C. shwed D. shwing
5. A. give B. send C. tell D. prvide
6. A. examine B. watch C. lk D. see
7. A. cncludes B. cvers C. cnclude D. cver
8. A. happens B. takes place C. ccurs D. appears
9. A. envirnment B. surrundings C. surrunding D. situatin
10. A. categries B. items C. pieces D. item
11. A. is t B. has t C. will be t D. is
12. A. attentin B. interest C. interests D. ntice
13. A. s B. since C. because f D. because
14. A. where B. n which C. in which D. when
15. A. infrmatin B. infrmatins
C. the infrmatin D. an infrmatin
16. A. n B. by C. in D. f
17. A. summary B. cnclusin C. abstract D. utline
18. A. anther B. sme C. ther D. thers
19. A. talked B. spken C. written D. made
20. A. cme B. g C. be D. ging
= 3 \* ROMAN III. 阅读理解：
A
A gd mdern newspaper is an extrardinary piece f reading. It’s remarkable first fr what it cntains: the range f news frm lcal crime t internatinal plitics, frm sprt t business t fashin t science, and the range f cmment and features as well, frm editrial(社论的) page t feature articles and interviews t criticism f bks, art, theatre and music. A newspaper is even mre remarkable fr the way ne reads it: never cmpletely, never straight thrugh, but always by jumping frm here t there, in and ut, glancing at ne piece, reading anther article all the way thrugh, reading just a few paragraphs f the text.
A gd mdern newspaper ffers a variety t attract many different readers, but far mre than any reader is interested in. What brings this variety tgether in ne place is its tpicality(时事性),its immediate relatin t what is happening in yur wrld and yur lcality(地点) nw. But immediacy(即时性) and the speed f prductin that ges with it mean als that much f what appears in a newspaper has n mre than transient(短暂的) value. Fr all these reasns, n tw peple really read the same paper. What each persn des is t put tgether, ut f the pages f that day’s paper, his wn selectin and sequence(顺序),his wn newspaper. Fr all these reasns, reading newspapers efficiently means getting what yu want frm them withut missing things and self awareness as yu mdify and apply the techniques f reading.
1. The underlined wrd “extrardinary” in Paragraph 1 means “____”.
A. usual B. cmmn C. unusual D. unexpected
2. A gd mdern newspaper is remarkable fr all the fllwing EXCEPT its _____.
A. wide cverage B. unifrm style
C. tpicality D. immediacy
3. Accrding t the passage, the reasn why n tw peple really read the
“same newspaper” is that ______.
A. peple lk thrugh the news they are interested in
B. different peple prefer different newspapers
C .peple are seldm interested in the same kind f news
D. peple have different ffers “a variety” t readers
4. A gd mdern newspaper ffers “a variety” t readers because _________________.
A. it tries t serve different readers
B. it has t cver things that happen in a certain lcality
C readers are difficult t please
D. readers like t read different newspapers
5. The best title fr this passage wuld be _______.
A. The Imprtance f Newspapers’ Tpicality
B. The Characteristics f a Gd Newspaper
C. The Variety f Gd Newspaper
D. Sme Suggestins n Hw t Read a Newspaper
B
This is news n the Hur, Ed Wilsn reprting. The President and
First Lady will visit Africa in May. They plan t visit eight African
cuntries.
Reprts frm China say the Chinese want clser ties between China
and the U.S. , and Western Eurpe. A grup f tp Chinese scientists start
their ten-natin tur next mnth.
Here in Miami , the mayr is still meeting with the leader f the
teachers’ unin t try t find a way t end the strike. City schls are still
clsed fr tw weeks.
In news abut health, scientists in Califrnia reprt findings f a
relatinship(关系) between the drinking f cffee and the increase f
heart disease amng wmen. Accrding t the reprt in the American
Medical Jurnal（杂志），the five-year study shws this：Wmen wh
drink mre than tw cups f cffee a day have a greater chance
f having heart disease than wmen wh d nt.
In sprts, the Chargers lst again last night. The BBS beat them ne t
nthing. The Wingers had better result. They beat the Rifles 7 t 3. It was
their first win in their last five matches.
That’s the news f the Hur. And nw back t mre easy listening
with Jan Singer.
6. Wh gave the news n the Hur?
A. The mayr in Miami. B. Ed Wilsn.
C. Scientists in Califrnia. D. Jan Singer.
7. T imprve the ties between China and the U.S., and Western Eurpe, China ________.
will send a grup f Chinese scientists t pay a visit t the U.S. and Western Eurpe
will send sme scientists t visit U.S. nly
has expressed its strng wishes
has given many reprts t imprve the ties
8. Frm the news in Miami we knw ________.
A. a peaceful way will sn be fund
B. the teachers’ strike will last lng
C. students haven’t been t schl fr tw weeks
D. students can’t g int schl because the classrm are tightly lcked
9. The news abut health tells us that _______.
A. n heart disease will be fund if peple dn’t drink cffee
B. n ne shuld drink mre than tw cups f cffee a day
C. the mre cffee peple drink, the mre chance they’ll get t have heart disease
D. wmen’s heart disease has smething t d with their drinking cffee
10. Frm the last news we d nt knw ________.
A. the results f the tw matches
B. the number f the teams which played last night
C. hw many wins the BBS has had altgether
D. wh were beaten by the Wingers
C
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) ------ Missiles and warplanes sped thrugh the Afghan night sky and attacked fur cities in a U.S.- British attack n Osama Bin Laden and his Taliban supprters Sunday. Bin Laden and the Taliban’s leader bth survived, Taliban fficials said. The strike began after nightfall Sunday in Kabul with five blasts fllwed by the sunds f anti-aircraft fire.
A Taliban fficial said civilians (平民) were killed in the strm, but did nt say hw many r where. The Pentagn said damage judgment was still ging n and it was t early t say if there were civilian casualties(伤亡).
The attack als targeted(目标) the heart f the Taliban mvement, hitting its military headquarters and the hme f Taliban leader Mullah Mhammed Omar in the suthern city f Kandahar, accrding t Afghan surces reached by telephne frm Islamabad, Pakistan.
The surces said the first wave struck the Kandahar airprt, destrying radar equipment and the cntrl twer. The strike als explded hundreds f husing units built fr members f Bin Laden’s al-Qaida terrr mvement(恐怖营地). Mre waves wuld fllw later n.
Earlier Sunday, the Taliban had made an 11-hur request t prevent U.S. attacks: they ffered t arrest Bin Laden and try him under Islamic law if the United States made a frmal request. The Bush gvernment quickly rejected the Taliban prpsal.
11. When this reprt was written, ____________ jined in the attack.
A. nly American B. nly Britain
C. Taliban and America D. America and Britain
12. ___________________ is still unknwn.
A. The number f peple killed B. The number f cities attacked
C. The targets f the attacks D. The time f the attacks
13. Which f the fllwing places were nt attacked?
A. The hme f Mullah Mhammed Omar
B. The huse fr Bin Laden’s supprters
C. The buildings fr civilians
D. The Kandahar airprt
14. Which f the fllwing is true?
A. Taliban didn’t want t arrest Bin Laden.
B. The attack was made n a strmy Sunday night.
C. America refused t accept Taliban’s cnditinal suggestin.
D. One culdn’t talk with peple in Afghanistan by phne after the attack.
15. The wrd “wave” in the passage mst likely means_________.
A. a big wave in the sea B. a rund f attacks
C. a sund wave caused by explsin D. a grup f sldiers
D
“ is ging t sing at the CCTV annual Spring Festival Evening Party, is that true?” cried ut Peng Weiye, a senir girl in Shanghai and die-hard(铁杆的) fan. After checking it n the Internet, Peng quickly phned friends t spread the news. Fr fans like her, ’ s perfrmance is perhaps the nly part f ld fashined evening t get excited abut.
The Taiwanese band is made up f Selina, Hebe and Ella. Their name cmes frm the first letter f each f the singers’ English names.
Last week annunced they will perfrm in Las Vegas, US., ver Christmas and then in Guangzhu n January 15. At their Shanghai shw n Octber 30, hundreds f parents waited utside the Hngku Stadium. Inside, thusands f teenagers sang, cried and shuted as the band perfrmed.
“I lve their music, healthy image and everything related t them. Thank Gd that, althugh my parents dn’t understand why I lve them s much, they still bught me a ticket fr that shw.” said Peng abut the Shanghai perfrmance.
It is nt just n the mainland that the three girls have thrilled (excited) audiences. In the past year the band has passed thrugh Taiwan, Hng Kng and even Singapre and Malaysia.
When the three high schl girls entered a singing cntest in Taiwan in 2000, nne f them ever dreamed f being a superstar. “We had never met befre, and we didn’t talk at all at the beginning,” recalled Ella.
When asked abut the secret f their success, she said, “ Our average lks and nt-s-expensive clthes keep us clse t ur fans. We are happy t be the girl next dr, yur singing sisters.”
“It’s really a magical jurney, frm day-dreaming high schl girls t singers perfrming n the same stage as ur idls. Nthing but magical.” She said.
16. Peng Weiye learns the news that will appear at the CCTV Spring Festival Evening Party __________________.
A. n CCTV
B. n the radi
C. frm her friends
D. n the Internet
17. Why did lts f parents waited utside the Hngku Stadium n Octber 30?
A. They were die-hard fans.
B. They understd their children and were willing t g with them.
C. They were waiting fr their children ut f cnsideratin f their safety.
D. They culdn’t affrd t buy tickets fr themselves.
18. cme frm_________________.
A. Taiwan B. Hng Kng
C. Guangzhu D. Malaysia
19. It can be inferred frm the passage_______________.
A. they came frm the same high schl
B. they were received nt nly in China but als in ther cuntries
C. the band is named because they are all girls.
D. thanks t their pretty lks, they have taken ff in such a shrt time
20. The passage mainly tells us____________________.
A. hw they achieved success
B. we shuld understand the teenagers
C. will appear at the CCTV Spring Festival Evening Party
D. will perfrm in Guangzhu n January 15
= 4 \* ROMAN IV. 短文改错：
Many teachers wrry abut the effects f televisin n yung
peple. Accrding t studies, any children spend mre time 1._______
watching televisin than they spend in schl. Because s 2._______
much viewing, children may nt be develp the habit f 3.________
read and the ability t enjy themselves. N ne wrries 4._______
much abut the radi prgram yung peple listen t, 5._______
althugh radis can be very nise. Teachers als wnder abut 6.______
the effects f TV cmmercials. On ne year the 7._______
average child will see 25,000 TV cmmercials, all 8. ________
planned and written by grwn-ups t make children t want 9.________
things that they dn’t real need. 10._______
= 5 \* ROMAN V．书面表达：
Ads are fund everywhere. Sme peple find them useful while thers think they are annying. Nw write a shrt passage f what yu think f the advertisements. Yu might be a defender (支持者), r a critic (反对者). Just give yur wn reasns.

参考答案
= 1 \* ROMAN I．单项选择：
1-5 DCDDD 6-10 ABCCA 11-15 DCBAA 16-20 DCDBA
= 2 \* ROMAN II. 完型填空：
1-5 DACBD 6-10 ABABB 11-15 AADDA 16-20 CACBB
= 3 \* ROMAN III. 阅读理解：
1-5 CBCAB 6-10 BACDC 11-15 DACCB 16-20 DCABC
= 4 \* ROMAN IV. 短文改错：
1. any → many 2. Because → Because f
3. 去掉be 4. read → reading
5. prgram → prgrams 6. nise → nisy
7. On → In 8. right
9.去掉第二个t 10. real → really
= 5 \* ROMAN V．书面表达：
Pssible versin fr a defender:
It is quite true that there are many ads in ur everyday life. They are bradcast n TV, printed in newspapers and even psted in the bus. Cmpanies spend s much mney n ads that will encurage us t buy their prducts. In my pinin, it is the mdern sciety that gives birth t the develpment f advertising which has gne hand in hand with the develpment f TV and ther media. Ads are in fact s helpful that custmers can make a better chice f what t buy. Since the prices may be reduced as a result f advertisements, why are yu s critical abut the ads? In additin, Ads are als used t make peple aware f the scial prblems and gvernment plicies cntaining new infrmatin. As yu needn’t pay the expenses f the ads, why dn’t yu enjy sense f humur that will make yu infrmed f the changing wrld arund yu?
Pssible versin fr a critic:
There are t many ads in ur everyday life. They are bradcast n TV, printed in newspapers and even psted in the bus. Actually ads are fund everywhere. Cmpanies spend s much mney n ads that will encurage us t buy their prducts. In my pinin, sme f the ads are s annying that I really hate t read r watch any f them. Fr example, when yu are watching TV, sme f the ads will make yu feel uncmfrtable because they last a lnger time than yu can bear/stand. Sme f the ads mislead us by shwing sme phts f pretty girls as if we wuld becme as beautiful as they are if we buy their prduct. Therefre we must keep an eye ut fr ‘hidden infrmatin’, distinguish fictin and facts s that we will nt becme easy target f the bad ads.