A little boy invited his mother to attend his school?s first teacher-parent meeting. To the little boy?s disappointment, she said she would go. This would be the 36 time that his classmates and teacher met his mother and he felt ashamed of her 37 . Although she was a beautiful woman, there was a severe scar(疤痕) that covered nearly the entire right side of her face. The boy 38 wanted to talk about why or how she got the scar.
At the meeting, the people were impressed by the kindness and natural beauty of his mother in spite of the scar, but the little boy was still embarrassed and 39 himself from everyone. He did, however, get within 40 of a conversation between his mother and his teacher.
The teacher asked 41 , “How did you get the scar on your face?”
The mother replied, “ When my son was a baby, he was in a room that caught fire. Everyone was too 42 to go in because the fire was out of control, so I went in. As I was running toward his bed, I saw a long piece of wood coming down and I 43 myself over him to protect him. I was knocked senseless but fortunately, a fireman came in and saved44 of us.” She touched the burned side of her face. “ This scar will last, but to this day, I have never 45 what I did.”
At this point, the little boy came 46 running toward his mother with tears in his eyes. He held her in his arms and felt a great sense of the sacrifice(牺牲) that his mother had made for 47 . He held her hand tightly for the rest of the day.
36. A. second B. last C. first D. next
37. A. appearance B. personality C. hobby D. dressing
38. A. seldom B. never C. really D. always
39. A. took B. met C. decided D. hid
40. A. hearing B. seeing C. feeling D. meeting
41. naturally B. happily C. carefully D. nervously
42. A. worried B. tired C. afraid D. excited
43. A. placed B. kept C. made D. rushed
44. A. all B. none C. both D. neither
45. A. forgot B. hoped C. regretted D. remembered
46. A. to B. out C. off D. away
Rosa liked making up stories. She was so 36 that her classmates believed her from time to time. In fact, the whole class believe her! At first she supposed it was fun. Now, as she got up to talk 37 the class, she knew that make-believe stories had some ways of coming back to make you sad.
Rosa?s parents were separated . Nine months out of year, Rosa lived with her 38 in an apartment on Anderson Street. But when summer 39 , she went to her father?s farm in Arizona.
The farm was great! Rosa rode horses and helped with some farm work. Her father, however, was so 40 that he couldn?t find time to go places with her. When she arrived each summer, her father would 41 her at the airport and take her out to 42 . And the day she went back to the city , he would always buy her a present.
When summer came to a close, Rosa 43 to her mother. At school she44 lots of stories her friends told about their family trip. Rosa wished she had a 45 to talk about.
Not long after school began, Rosa was looking through travel magazine in the school library. They talked about many exciting places, like England and Germany. When Rosa?s friends asked what she had done that summer, she made up something that was not true. Remembering the travel magazines she had looked at, she 46 her classmates that she and her father had gone to England!
When the class began studying England, Mr Thomas asked Rosa to tell all the things she could 47 about her trip to England.
36. A. afraid B. worried C. sure D. happy
37. A.of B. at C. back D. before
38. A. mother B. father C. classmates D. friends
39. A. passed B. arrived C. lasted D. changed
40. A. pleased B. lonely C. busy D. weak
41. A. show B. visit C. meet D. send
42. A. eat B. know C. talk D. spend
43. A. spoke B. returned C. said D. got
44. A. bought B. borrowed C. thought D. heard
45. A. garden B. family C. farm D. magazine
46. A. told B. looked C. gave D. talked
47. A. think B. read C. see D. remember
36-40 CDABC 41-45 CABDB 46-47 AD
Joe was driving home on a country road one winter evening. He spent several months looking for a new 36 since the factory he had worked in closed. It was a lonely road. Not many people had a reason to be on it 37 they were leaving.
He almost d idn?t see a small car 38 at the side of the road. He thought the driver might need help, so he pulled up in front of the car and got out. An old lady was in the car. At first she was worried. “He didn?t look 39 . He looked poor and hungry,” she thou ght. He could see that she was 40 . He said, “I?m here to help you, Madam.”
All the lady had was a flat tire (瘪的轮胎). While Joe was 41 , the lady opened the window and began to talk to him. She told him that she couldn?t 42 him enough for helping her in such a situation. Soon Joe was able to change the tire. She asked how much she owed (欠) him. Joe 43 thought about money. He told her that if she really wanted to pay him back, the next time she saw someone who needed help, she could 44 that person the help.
A few miles down the road, the old lady saw a small restaurant. She decided to eat something and 45 herself up before she finished her trip home. The waitress looked young and poor. After she finished her meal, she handed a 100-dollar bill to her. When the waitress went to get her change, the lady left without being 46 . The waitress then found some words on a piece of paper, “You don?t owe me a thing. Someone once helped me, the way I?m helping you. If you really want to pay me back, here?s what you 47 . Don?t let the chain (链) of love end with you.”
36. A. job B. place C. factory D. house
37. A. although B. unless C. because D. until
38. A. put B. stopped C. set D. parked
39. A. honest B. safe C. polite D. nice
40. A. excited B. surprised C. nervous D. shy
41. A. working B. thinking C. looking D. talking
42. A. pay B. love C. thank D. praise
43. A. once B. ever C. seldom D. never
44. A. send B. give C. pass D. bring
45. A. warm B. put C. cheer D. pick
46. A. watched B. known C. noticed D. heard
47. A. see B. want C. say D. do
36. A 37. B 38. D 39. B 40. C 41. A 42. C 43. D 44. B
45. A 46. C 47. D
Yesterday the police were joined by more than 20 volunteers in the continuing search for the two missing teenagers, Vicky Gray and Tom Hunter, and their guide, Gavin Jones. The police said that they had ____36___during an adventure (冒险) tour of Cape York Peninsula.
This was the second day of the search and the police were now very worried about the ___37___ of the missing people.
The police said that the search had covered a ___38___ area, but the rainforest was thick and their work was made harder by the recent rain. Later on Chief Officer, Roger Fleet, said, “The travelers had a ___39___ with them. If they had been in trouble, they would have called us.”
The three travelers left Cooktown very early on Saturday morning in a Toyota car. They took a small dirt road that ___40____ down to the Daintree River, a ___41___ river full of crocodiles. Roger Fleet said the tourists wouldn?t have ___42____trouble if they had stayed on the main road.
A photo of Vicky and Tom was ___43____ by a policeman under the “Be Careful about crocodiles” sign near the river. Why was the photo left behind? This is just one of the unanswered questions. ___44____ questions are: Why was the photo left behind? Why was the Toyota parked and locked at the edge of the rainforest? The police said that the travelers had ___45____ a map of the area behind. Why? Why had someone drawn a cross on the point ___46___the car is? Is this a sign? What does it mean? If anyone can give ___47___ or has seen these three young people, contact the local police in Cooktown. 297
36. A. failed B. disappeared C. missed D. injured
37. A. danger B. health C. safety D. journey
38. A. wide B. big C. small D. narrow
39. A. map B. book C. radio D. card
40. A. walks B. swims C. jumps D. runs
41. A. wonderful B. interesting C. dangerous D. terrible
42. A. got out B. got into C. got off D. got up
43. A. heard B. thought C. caught D. found
44. A. Other B. Another C. Some D. Any
45. A. left B. taken C. drawn D. seen
46. A. what B. why C. which D. where
47. A. invitation B. information C. instruction D. interview
36.B 37.C 38.A 39.C 40.D 41.C 42.B 43.D 44.A 45.A 46.D 47.B
Sarah like to dive for treasure (潜水寻宝). She and Matthew dived together many times. There was only one 36 . The waters in which they dived were full of sharks. So one of them was watching for sharks while 37 dived.
One day Matthew was exploring the bottom. Sarah 38 on top with another diver named David. 39 she saw a huge shadow（影子）in the water. It was a shark, and it was heading straight for David!
What should she do? She was afraid to shout a warning to David. It might 40 him, and he might start splashing. Sarah knew the shark would be attracted by splashing.
There was only one thing to do. She must tell David about the shark in a 41 way. Then, perhaps, he could swim away 42 . The shadow was huger now. Sarah?s 43 was in her mouth, but she swam over to David. In a quiet voice she told him, “There is a shark behind you. Don?t splash. Swim to the boat—fast!”
David 44 . He turned pale, but he did not splash. They headed for the boat.
Sarah looked quickly over her shoulder. The shark was right behind them. They reached the boat just in time. She and David 45 themselves up. The jaws of the shark snapped shut, but it was 46 late. They were safe.
Later Matthew and David 47 Sarah. “ You are a brave young woman,” they told her.
“Treasure hunting is fun,” said Sarah. “You just have to remember one thing. Sharks like to go hunting, too!”
36. A. problem B. thing C. boat D. water
37. A. the other B. another C. some D. others
38. A. walked B. ran C. swam D. went
39.A. Surprisingly B. Suddenly C. Quickly D. Normally
40. A. force B. interest C. warn D. frighten
41. A. quick B. special C. quiet D. good
42. A. dangerously B. safely C. fast D. slowly
43. A. stomach B. finger C. heart D. tooth
44. A. nodded B. disagreed C. answered D. knew
45. A. put B. brought C. speeded D. pulled
46. A. so B. too C. very D. quite
47 A. honor B. praise C. admire D.know
36---41 AACBDC 42---47 BCADBB
Long long ago, when the great library of Alexandria burned, one book was saved. But it was not a valuable book, so a 36 man, who could read a little, bought it for a few coins. The book 37 very interesting, but between its pages there was something very interesting indeed. It was about the secret of the “Touchstone(试金石) ”! The touchstone was a small pebble( 鹅卵石) that could turn any common metal 38 pure gold. The writing explained that it was lying among thousands and thousands of other pebbles that looked exactly like it. But the 39 was this: The real stone would feel warm, while ordinary pebbles were 40 .
So the man sold his few belongs, bought some simple supplies, camped on the beach, and began testing pebbles. He knew that 41 he picked up common pebbles and threw 42 down again, he might pick up the same pebble hundreds of times. So, when he felt one that was cold, he threw it into the sea. He spent a whole day 43 this, but none of them was the touchstone. Yet he went on and on this way. Pick up a pebble. Cold—throw it into the sea. Pick up 44 . Cold—throw it into the sea.
The days stretched into weeks and the 45 into months and the months into years. One day, however, about mid-afternoon, he picked up a pebble and it was warm. He threw it into the sea 46 he realized what he had done. He had formed 47 a strong habit of throwing each pebble into the sea that when the one he wanted came along, he still threw it away.
So it is with chance if we don't pay enough attention, it is easy to miss a chance when it is in hand and it's just as easy to throw it away.
36. A. poor B. selfish C. rich D. kind
37. A. is B was C isn't D. wasn't
38. A. on B. off C into D. over
39. A. rule B. secret C. problem D. question
40. A. cold B. cool C. warm D. hot
41. A. when B. although C if D. whether
42. A. him B. her C. it D. them
43. A. doing B. to do C. did D. done
44. A. the other B. the others C. another D. other
45. A. days B. weeks C months D. years
46. A. after B. before C. while D. since
47. A. such B so C. very D. quite
36—47 ADCBAC DACBBA
The earth is our home. We must take care of it. Life today is easier than it was hundreds of years ago, __33__ it has brought some new problems. One of the biggest problems is pollution(污染). We can see it, smell it, drink it and even __34__ it.
Man has polluted the earth. The more people, the more pollution. Many years ago, the problem was not so serious because there were not so many __35__. When the land was used up(用光) or the __36__ was not clean in a place, man went to other place. Now man is slowly polluting the world.
Air pollution is still the most serious, it?s bad for living things in the world.
Many countries don?t let people burn something __37__ for air in houses and factories in the city. Pollution by SO2 is now the most dangerous kind of a ir pollution. It?s caused by heavy traffic. People say it?s best to ride bikes. Because when you are riding, there is no pollution. But even in developed(发达的) countries, most people don?t go to work by __38__. It?s because the number of cars on the roads becomes larger. So more people put away their bikes and go to work by car, then things are getting worse and worse. We should have special(特别的) __39__ only for bikes and make it so difficult and expensive for drivers to take their cars into the city that they will go back to __40__ their bikes.
33. A. if B. but C. and D. or
34. A. hear B. know C. catch D. use
35. A. animals B. trees C. people D. hills
36. A. trees B. land C. grass D. river
37. A. new B. old C. good D. bad
38. A. train B. car C. bike D. air
39. A. money B. roads C. city D. people
40. A. use B. buy C. borrow D. mend
33. B 34. A 35. C 36. D 37. D 38. C 39. B 40. A
Five years ago, Chet Szuber received the heart of his youngest child, Patti, who had been killed in a car accident. Now, with each passing day, he celebrates her spirit.
Szuber had to 36 his job because of his heart disease. In 1990, Szuber was put on the waiting list for a heart transplant (移植), which seemed to offer his last hope to live. But as years went by and no heart came his 37 , he got to a point where he could 38 move around during the day. “I had kind of given up,” he says.
Early on Aug. 18, 1994, Patti, then 22, was thrown from the car on the mountain road.
39 the Szubers got to the hospital, she was there with no hope of staying alive. Her family remembered that she had once mentioned that she had filled out an organ-donor card (器官捐赠卡), so they gave the hospital the go-ahead to do whatever was 40 to get her organs to needy recipients (people who receive the organs). On Aug. 21, Szuber was informed that Patti was brain dead and suggested that he could get his daughter?s heart. Szuber 41 , “I wasn?t sure I could stand every heartbeat making me remember Patti.” Finally, his wife asked him to accept. 42 of Patti?s organs were given to other recipients, and within 24 hours her heart was beating in Szuber. Since then he has tried to honor her memory as best he can by speaking for organ donation. Every year he gives a dozen 43 around the country, raising awareness (意识)of the need for organ donors and asking people to sign up.
44 most other recipients, Szuber has never celebrated the “second birthday.” “It?s hard to celebrate a life and death 45 ,” says his wife, “so we just kind of forgot about it” . But th ose who have received Patti?s organs cannot forget. Thanks to Patti?s organs, they now live a normal life, 46 the problems they ever had. It is a feeling Chet Szuber knows well, but always with that heartbreak. “It?s such a bittersweet situation. I cert ainly 47 the good health,” he says, “but I sure do miss that kid.”
36. A. leave B. lose C. take D. change
37. A. list B. hope C. way D. chance
38. A. hardly B. slowly C. only D. nearly
39. A. By the time B. As soon as C. Not until D. Shortly before
40. A. useful B. necessary C. hopeful D. possible
41. A. answered B. nodded C. worried D. refused
42. A. All B. Both C. Some D. Any
43. A. cards B. lessons C. speeches D. programs
44. A. For B. Unlike C. With D. Besides
45. A. in this way B. as usual C. now and then D. at the same time
46. A. tired of B. free of C. afraid of D. careful of
47. A. require B. enjoy C. treasure D. appreciate
36 — 39 ACAA 40 — 43 BDCC 44— 47 BDBD
My mother was the one who always beat me. I always cried loudly to let the neighbors __35__ she was killing me. For example, if she acted as though she was about to __36__ her hand to me, I would open my __37__ and let the world know about it. If anybody was passing by out on the road, __38__ would either change her mind or just give me a few light touches.
Thinking about it now, I feel certain that just as my father supported me for being __39__ than the other children, my mother gave me more shout for the __40__ reason. She was very bright herself, but she liked the ones who were __41__. Jimmy, my eldest brother, I knew, was especially her __42__. I remember that he would tell me to get out of the house. “Let the sun shine on you so you can get some color.” He went out of his way __43__ to let me have a sense of color—advantage.
I learned early that crying out in disagreement could finish things. My older brothers and sister would sometimes come in from school and __44__ a biscuit with butter or something. My mother impatiently, would tell them no. But I would cry out and make a big noise until I got what I wanted. I remember well how my mother asked me __45__ I couldn?t be a nice boy like Wilfred. But I would think to myself that Wilfred, for being so nice and quiet, often stayed __46__. So early in life, I had learned that if you want something, you had better make some noises.
35. A. hope B. see C. think D. understand
36. A. raise B. show C. pass D. hold
37. A. door B. window C. eyes D. mouth
38. A. he B. she C. I D. they
39. A. happier B. luckier C. brighter D. kinder
40. A. right B. wrong C. same D. different
41. A. darker B. cleverer C. nearer D. older
42. A. need B. love C. kind D. favorite
43. A. never B. often C. sometimes D. usually
44. A. put down B. ask for C. look at D. sell out
45. A. how B. when C. where D. why
46. A. silent B. hungry C. healthy D. pleasant
35. C 36. A 37. D 38. B 39. C 40. C 41. A 42. D 43. A 44. B 45. D 46.B
My son Joey was born with club feet. The doctors said that with treatment he would be able to walk，but would never run very well. The first three years of his life was ___35___ in hospital. By the time he was eight，you wouldn?t know he has a problem when you saw him ___36___.
Children in our neighborhood always ran around ___37___ their play，and Joey would jump and ran and play，too. We never told him that he probably wouldn?t be able to ___38__ like the other children. So he didn?t know.
In seventh grade he decided to join the school running team. Every day he trained. He ran more than any of the others，___39___ only the top seven runners would be chosen to run for the ___40___. We didn?t tell him he probably would never make the team，so he didn?t know.
He ran four to five miles every day—even when he had a fever. I was ___41___，so I went to ___42___ him after school. I found him running ___43___. I asked him how he felt. “Okay，” he said. He has two more miles to go. Yet he looked straight ahead and kept ___44___.
Two weeks later，the names of the team ___45___ were out. Joey was number six on the list. Joey had ___46___ the team. He was in seventh grade — the other six team members were all eighth graders. We never told him he couldn…t do it … so he didn?t know. He just took it.
35. A. spent B. taken C. cost D. paid
36. A. talk B. sit C. study D. walk
37. A. after B. before C. during D. till
38. A. lie B. run C. study D. speak
39. A. unless B. if C. when D. because
40. A. neighborhood B. family C. school D. grade
41. A. excited B. tired C. pleased D. worried
42. A. think about B. look for C. agree with D. hear from
43. A. already B. away C. nearby D. alone
44. A. riding B. walking C. playing D. running
45 A. jumpers B. runners C. doctors D. teachers
C. made
D. found
I stood there listening to my father shout at top of his voice. The look on his face said that one of us had done something 35 .
“Which one of you did this?”
We all looked down at the 36 .There was child?s handwriting in chalk there. I was filled with a lot of 37 . I hoped no one could see it. Would he guess it was me? I was so worried. When he asked me, I lied, “Not me, Dad.”
The others denied（否认）it as well. Of course, we all knew that one of us 38 have done it. But as the youngest and smallest of the three, I just couldn?t find the courage to tell the truth.
To 39 who had written on the step, Father gave us each a piece of paper and a pencil. “I want each of you to 40 exactly what you see on the step.”
I tried my best to write the words 41 . I didn?t want Dad to be able to tell it was me.
He 42 our pieces of paper and looked at them. “43 none of you will admit (承认) to have done it, then I will punish you all.” I stood there and said nothing. The last thing I wanted was for Dad to 44 me!
“I did it.” My sister stepped forward and said45 had done something she hadn?t. She was grounded for a month.
We didn?t talk about that day for man years. Not until we were all older and I knew it was 46 to finally tell my dad it was really me. I always felt sorry because of it. That was the last time I let anyone take the blame for me.
35. A. hard B. wrong C. special D. true
36. A. step B. floor C. chair D. paper
37. A. surprise B. doubt C. fear D. joy
38. A. should B. may C. can D. must
39. A. find out B. talk about C. think about D. pay attention to
40. A. write B. read C. recite D. draw
41. A. clearly B. slowly C. differently D. carefully
42. A. opened B. colored C. showed D. collected
43. A. Although B. Since C. Until D. Before
44. A. beat B. teach C. punish D. understand
45. A. I B. she C. we D. they
46. A. lucky B. silly C. easy D. safe
41．C 42．D 43．B 44．C 45．B 46．D 35．B 36．A 37．C 38．D 39．A 40．A
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Every year on my birthday, from the time I turned twelve, a white gardenia was delivered to my house. No card came with it. Calls to the flower shop were not 35 at all. After a while I stopped trying to 36 the sender?s name and just delighted in the beautiful white flower in soft pink paper.
However, I never 37 imagining who the giver might be. Some of my happiest 38 were spent daydreaming about the sender. My moth er encouraged these imaginings. She?d ask me if there was someone for whom I had shown special 39 . Perhaps it was the old man across the street whose mail I?d delivered during the winter. As a girl, though, I had more fun imagining that it might be a 40 I had run into.
One month before my graduation, my father died. I felt so sad that I became completely 41 in my upcoming graduation dance, and I didn?t 42 if I had a new dress or not. But my mother, despite her own sadness, would not let me 43 any of those things. She wanted her children not only to be lovable but to feel 44 . In truth, my mother wanted her children to see 45 much like the gardenia ----lovely, strong and perfect with perhaps a bit of mystery (神秘).
My mother died ten days after I was married. I was twenty-two years old. That was the year the gardenia stopped 46 .
35. A. careful B. helpful C. exciting D. interesting
36.A. take out B. work out C. find out D. put out
37.A. stopped B. began C. kept D. loved
38.A. moments B. festivals C. seasons D. holidays
39.A. practice B. housework C. kindness D. exercise
40.A. visitor B. child C. lady D. boy
B. uninterested
C. unbelievable
D. unimportant
41.A.
uncomfortable
42. A. want B. hope C. know D. care
43.A. leave B. miss C. have D. hear
44. A. needed B. noticed C. loved D. moved
45.A. herself B. myself C. ourselves D. themselves
46.A. coming B. sending C. giving D. growing
35. B 36. C 37. A 38. A 39. C 40. D
41. B 42. D 43.B 44. C 45. D 46. A
I am sitting in an empty football field after my last high school football game that finished
a few hours ago. I?m the mid-field player on my team. But in fact that?s not 35 now. I was the mid-field player because, as I said, this was my 36 game. That?s a good way to end a high school football career(生涯), especially if you win, but even though you don?t, it?s good to leave at a high point.
I was eight when I first started playing football. My dad 37 football, and he used to practice with me at home—passing, catching, running. We used to practice almost every evening 38 it got too dark. He tried to teach me everything he knew about the 39 .
“Just remember: don?t ever40 .” “Stay in the game. Don?t lose your concentration(专注).” “Go out there and give 110 percent every time”. Well, that was a long time ago, but I still hear his words 41 in my ears.
I had a lot on my mind 42 the game today. I don?t like things to end, I guess, and this was the last game. I was talking to myself and warning myself about what to do and not to do.
I didn?t sleep at all last night, and when the sun came up this morning, I reached the point where I just wanted it all to be over, finished, done. But then when the game started, my mind became 43 . I just lived in this game, this moment. I didn?t hear the crowd, I didn?t feel the cold or the pain, I never felt tired. I just kept my eyes on the 44 , and it was just me and the ball and, inside, a soft, white light 45 me the way to the goal. It was a beautiful, empty feeling.
It?s all over now, and it?s really getting cold here. It?s starting to snow. The sun?s almost gone, and I can 46 see the goal. Now it?s dark and I?m sitting here all alone. Well, I guess it?s time to say goodbye and move on.
35.A. true B. wrong C. strange D. clear
36.A. first B. last C. worst D. favourite
37.A. needed B. hated C. missed D. loved
38.A. until B. when C. unless D. although
39.A. football B. game C. goal D. score
40.A. grow up B. catch up C. give up D. hurry up
41.A. ringing B. saying C. falling D. coming
42.A. from B. before C. through D. after
43.A. empty B. full C. busy D. awake
44.A. way B. field C. ball D. match
45.A. sending B. teaching C. pointing D. showing
46.A. already B. hardly C. never D. clearly
35. A 36. B 37. D 38. A 39. B 40. C
41. A 42. B 43. A 44. C 45. D 46. B
I became lame（瘸的）in both legs in my childhood. I can?t stand without the support of two sticks. Only in my wheelchair can I “ 35 ”.
I still remember the first day at 36 . When I appeared at the door, everyone in the classroom stared（凝视）at me in 37 . My face turned red. I couldn?t help 38 back. It was the kindness and sympathy（同情）in their eyes that 39 me doing so. I went shyly towards an unoccupied (空的) seat.
Being lame, I didn?t dare to walk in front of my classmates. I was afraid that I might be 40 at. In those days I was very sad to see others walking 41 .
One day, a few students came up to me and asked me to go outside. I was really 42 . They encouraged me with a friendly smile and 43 me in my wheelchair from place to place. I was grateful to them for giving me a chance to see the 44 of our lovely school with my own eyes.
After that we often read, played and talked together. My friends are always ready to help me. It made me 45 I am handicapped(残疾的).
Once they asked me, “What is the most beautiful thing in our school?” Without hesitation(犹豫) I said, “It is the 46 . ”
( )35. A. walk B. run C. sit D. stand
( )36. A. school B. wheelchair C. home D. hospital
( )37. A. thought B. interest C. anger D. surprise
( )38. A. entering B. hiding C. coming D. turning
( )39. A. made B. prevented C. kept D. let
( )40. A. laughed B. smiled C. stared D. looked
( )41. A. quickly B. slowly C. happily D. shyly
( )42. A. brave B. sad C. hurt D. excited
( )43. A. pushed B. placed C. drew D. pulled
( )44. A. signs B. sights C. buildings D. students
( )45. A. forget B. remember C. imagine D. think
He was nineteen and strong. He came from a small village far from any big town. The 35 was dry and it was hard to grow enough food. Even when he was a child he worked in the fields. He was quick to learn but he did not get much 36 . His family did not have any money to 37 for school. His father died. His elder brothers looked after his mother.Some of the men of the village went to the great city to the west and some, but not all, came back with 38 of huge buildings, bright lights and good jobs. He 39 to see the city, work hard there and come 40 with enough money for his family to buy some animals and farm equipment. It took him a week walking and travelling by bus to arrive at the place of his dreams.
He stood outside the bus station and 41 he did not know where to go. A friendly man came and talked to him. He was 42 to meet someone who knew the city. Sadly,though, the man knew the place where he was hoping to get a 43 and it had closed down. The man said he had many friends. He could stay at his place and find work the next day. But when our hero 44 the next day he looked around: no friend or bag. He knew he should 45 have believed the man.
It was not a good start, but he would not give up. He walked 46 the part of the city where new comers lived , where his dream might come true.
35. A. weather B. land C. village D. town
36. A. money B. knowledge C. education D. culture
37. A. pay B. ask C. make D. look
38. A. pictures B. addresses C. accidents D. stories
39. A. wanted B. expected C. decided D.afforded
40. A. in B. back C. on D. out
41. A. knew B. thought C. understood D. realized
42. A. surprised B. brave C. lucky D. afraid
43. A. job B. room C. bus D. chance
44. A. slept B. rested C. stood D. woke
45. A. never B. still C. ever D. yet
46. A. outside B. towards C. into D. around
BCA DCB DCA DAB
A daughter told her father about her life and said things were so hard for her. It seemed that, as one 35 was gone, a new one appeared. Her father, a cook, took 36 to the kitchen. He filled three pots with water and placed each on a high fire. Soon the pots came to a boil（沸腾）. In one pot he 37 carrots, in the second he put some eggs, and in the last he put some coffee. He let them just boil, 38 saying a word.
The daughter waited, 39 what he was doing. Twenty minutes later he turned off the fire. He fished the carrots out and placed them in a bowl. Then he poured the coffee out and placed it in a cup. Turning to her he asked, “Dear, what do you see?” “Carrots, eggs and coffee,” She replied.
He brought her closer and asked her to 40 the carrots. She did and found that they were soft. Then he asked her to take an egg and 41 it. After pulling off the shell （外壳）, she saw the hardboiled egg. Finally he asked her to drink the coffee. She smiled. As she tasted it, “What do you mean, Father?”
He explained that each of them had 42 the same trouble, boiling water, but each reacted（回应）differently. The carrot went in strong and hard 43 after being in boiling water, it softened and became weak. The egg had been easy to break. But after sitting through the boiling water, its inside became hardened. The coffee was 44 , however. After it was in the boiling water, it 45 the water. “46 are you?” he asked his daughter. “When trouble knocks on your door, what do you do? Are you a carrot, an egg, or just coffee?”
35. A. question B. accident C. problem D. business
36. A. her B. him C. them D. it
37. A. threw B. placed C. took D. dropped
38. A. for B. by C. with D. without
39. A. knowing B. thinking C. wondering D. asking
40. A. smell B. accept C. count D. feel
41. A. open B. break C. cut D. play
42. A. faced B. called C. decided D. chosen
43. A. because B. though C. or D. but
44. A. useful B. different C. delicious D. expensive
45. A. became B. kept C. changed D. made
46. A. Which B. What C. Where D. Who
CAB DCD BAD BCA
Autumn came again. And it came with trouble and __35__. A strange disease had __36__ out among the villagers. Betty Sparrow, who was Abraham Lincoln?s mother?s aunt, and her husband were the first to be attacked (侵袭) by this terrible sickness. The small camp which was their __37__ was an unhappy place even at its best, and the disease did its work quickly. Two graves (坟墓) were made side by side on a hill, and there the poor people were laid by their sad family and neighbors.
And then Abraham Lincoln?s __38__ was ill. Wetness and cold in the camp had made her __39__ to catch the disease.
One morning, she reached out her arms and __40__ little Abraham toward her. “My boy, I?m going __41__, and you?ll not see me again. Be good, I know you __42__. Live as I have taught you.” And then the end came.
Although just ten years old, Lincoln was __43__ a child. He __44__ to be a man of the type which his mother would praise and admire (钦佩). Long years later, when he had won honor and had a __45__ among the great men of the world, he said, “I have my angel mother to __46__ for all that I am, and all that I hope to be.”
35. A. happiness B. difficulty C. sadness D. luck
36. A. found B. sent C. set D. broken
37. A. office B. home C. hospital D. factory
38. A. grandmother B. sister C. mother D. aunt
39. A. fast B. easy C. sad D. hard
40. A. drew B. led C. pushed D. brought
41. A. out B. over C. away D. down
42. A. do B. will C. must D. need
43. A. still B. just C. at least D. no longer
44. A. hoped B. thought C. agreed D. decided
45. A. place B. praise C. meeting D. wish
46. A. enjoy B. miss C. thank D. love
35. C 36. D 37. B 38. C 39. B 40. A
41. C 42. B 43. D 44. D 45. A 46. C
The train shook back and forth, its wheels making a loud noise. Outside the windows the freezing cold of winter ruled. The train was filled with cold, tired passengers.
Suddenly a little boy 35 his way through the grown-up?s legs and sat down by the window. He was all alone among the unfriendly grown-ups. What a brave child,
I thought. His father 36 to stay by the door behind us. The train began to move
slowly into a tunnel (隧道). Then something very 37 happened suddenly. The serious little boy slid (滑) down from the seat and leaned (斜靠) his hand on my knee.
For a moment, I thought that he wanted to 38 me and returned to his father, so
I helped him to stand up. But instead he leaned forward and held his head 39
towards mine. He wanted to say something to me, I thought. I lowered my head to receive the 40 . Wrong again! What I received was a loud kiss on the face.
The boy quietly returned to his seat, leaned back and continued looking out of the window. I was so surprised. What just happened? A child kissed an 41 grown-up on the train. How could anybody want to kiss such a man that had so much beard (胡子)? Nervous and a little surprised, we smiled at the father. 42 he saw our questioning looks as he got ready for his stop, he offered a clue (some information).
“He?s so happy to be alive,” the father said, “He has been very sick.” Father and son 43 into the crowd moving toward the exit. Then doors closed and the train went on. On my face I could still 44 the child?s kiss — a kiss that has started some soul-search (深思) inside me. How many grown-ups go around kissing each other
45 the joy of being alive? How many even give much thought to the special right of
46 ?
The little kisser has taught us a sweet but serious lesson—You don?t let yourself die before your heart stops!
35. A. lost B. moved C. fought D. pushed
36. A. preferred B. chose C. agreed D. hoped
37. A. interesting B. strange C. funny D. exciting
38. A. kiss B. beat C. pass D. ask
39. A. up B. on C. back D. out
40. A. news B. idea C. message D. thought
41. A. unsafe B. unimportant C. unfamiliar D. unfriendly
42. A. Before B. When C. Unless D. Since
43. A. disappeared B. ran C. looked D. came
44. A. touch B. smell C. have D. feel
45. A. in B. about C. for D. after
46. A. hope B. kiss C. death D. life
35. D 36. B 37. B 38. C 39. A 40. C 41. C 42. B
43. A 44. D 45. C 46. D
I should say I owe my success to my mother. My belief began when I was just a kid. I
35 becoming a doctor.
My mother was a servant. Through her work, she found that 36 people spent a lot more time reading than they 37 watching television. She told my brother and me to watch only two to three pre-selected TV programs during the week. In our free time, we had to read two books from the Detroit Public Library and 38
written book reports to her. She would mark them up with check marks and highlights. Years later we realized her marks were a trick because my mother was uneducated.
When I entered high school I was an A-student,but not for 39 . I wanted the brightly coloured clothes and I wanted to hang out with the guys. I went from being an A-student to a B-student to a C-student. One night my mother came home from 40 her various jobs and I complained about not having enough Italian knit shirts. She said, “Okay, I?ll give you all the money I 41 this week by scrubbing floors and cleaning bathrooms, and you can buy the family food and pay the bills. With everything paid off, you can have all the Italian knit shirts you want.” I was very 42 with that arrangement but once I got through allocating (分配) money, there was 43 left.
I realized my mother was a great woman to be able to keep a roof over our heads and any kind of food on the table, let alone buy clothes. I also realized that immediate satisfaction wasn?t going to get me anywhere. Success required intellectual preparation. I went back to my 44 and became an A-student again, and at last I 45 my dream and I became a doctor.
My mother is a woman with 46 formal education or property who used her position as a parent to change the lives of her children. There is no job more important than parenting. 35．A．dreamed of B．depended on C．gave up D．thought of
36．A．strict B．easy-going C．successful D．careful
37．A．cost B．paid C．took D．did
38．A．read B．present C．teach D．explain
39．A．soon B．far C．long D．often
40．A．working B．shopping C．making D．getting
41．A．accept B．win C．spend D．make
42．A．excited B．pleased C．disappointed D．bored
43．A．anything B．everything C．something D．nothing
44．A．guys B．mother C．studies D．play
45．A．expected B．realized C．changed D．tried
46．A．little B．much C．few D．high
41．D 42．B 43．D 44．C 45．B 46．A
35．A 36．C 37．D 38．B 39．C 40．A
延庆县
Some years ago on a hot summer day in south Florida, a little boy decided to go for a swim in the lake behind his house. He swam toward the middle of the 35 , not realizing that a crocodile was swimming toward him. His mother, who was in the house, was looking out of the window and
36 the two. In great fear, she 37 toward the water, shouting to her son as 38 as she could. Hearing her voice, the boy swam back at once but it was too late. 39 as he reached her, the crocodile reached him. The mother caught 40 little boy by the arms when the crocodile snatched(咬住) his legs. The crocodile was much 41 than the mother, but the mother tried her best to hold her son. A farmer happened to drive by, heard their shouts, raced from his 42 , took aim and shot the crocodile.
Fortunately, the boy was 43 , after several weeks in hospital. His legs were scarred(结疤)by the attack of the animal. And, on his arms, were deep scratches(抓伤)where his mother's fingernails dug into his body in her 44 to hang on to the son she loved.
The newspaper reporter, who interviewed the boy asked if he would 45 him his scars. The boy lifted his legs. And then, with 46 , he said to the reporter. “But look at my arms.
I have great scars on my arms, too. I have them because my Mom wouldn?t let go.”
Never judge another person?s scars, because you don?t know how they were made.
35. A. lake B. bank C. park D. class
36. A. knew B. forgot C. saw D. met
37. A. swam B. ran C. jumped D. moved
38. A. clearly B. happily C. angrily D. loudly
39. A. Until B. Once C. Just D. Never
40. A. his B. her C. another D. one
41. A. stronger B. younger C. cleverer D. smaller
42. A. farm B. truck C. house D. garden
43. A. amazed B. found C. saved D. heard
44. A. change B. effort C. danger D. trouble
45. A. show B. give C. make D. draw
46. A. surprise B. sadness C. pride D. worries
35---40 ACBDCB
41---46 ABCBAC
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东城区 辖17个街道，即东华门街道、景山街道、交道口街道、安定门街道、北新桥街道、东四街道、朝阳门街道、建国门街道、东直门街道、和平里街道、前门街道、崇文门外街道、东花市街道、龙潭街道、体育馆路街道、天坛街道、永定门外街道。 西城区 辖15个街道：西长安街街道、新街口街道、月坛街道、展览路街道、德胜街道、金融街街道、什刹海街道、大栅栏街道、天桥街道、椿树街道、陶然亭街道、广安门内街道、牛街街道、白纸坊街道、广安门外街道。 朝阳区 辖23个街道、19个地区（18个乡、1个民族乡）：建国门外街道、朝阳门外街道、呼家楼街道、三里屯街道、左家庄街道、香河园街道、和平街街道、安贞街道、亚运村街道、小关街道、酒仙桥街道、麦子店街道、团结湖街道、六里屯街道、八里庄街道、双井街道、劲松街道、潘家园街道、垡头街道、南磨房地区（乡）、高碑店地区（乡）、将台地区（乡）、太阳宫地区（乡）、大屯街道、望京街道、小红门地区（乡）、十八里店地区（乡）、平房地区（乡）、东风地区（乡）、奥运村街道、来广营地区（乡）、常营地区（回族乡）、三间房地区（三间房乡）、管庄地区（乡）、金盏地区（乡）、孙河
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10.北京市私立新亚中学私立 暂无初中8000元/年高中9000元/年 11.人大附中朝阳分校国际高中课程私立 剑桥A-Level 海丁顿学校特色课程美国高中课程118000元/年 12.北京第二外国语学校国际部（贝拉国际教育）公立 美国高中课程学费98000元/年高中 13.启明星双语学校私立 双语课程120000元/年小学 海淀区 1.北外附属外国语学校公立 北京市新课标高中课程英语语言强化大学预备课程71000元/年高中 2.北京大学附属中学国际部公立 美国高中课程100000元/年高中 3.北京市十一学校公立 IB课程剑桥IGCSE 剑桥A-Level课程中国籍学生100000元/年（中外合作项目）高中 4.首都师范大学附属中学国际部公立 美国高中课程100000元/年高中 5.清华大学附属中学国际部公立 美国高中课程小学119100元/年初中129000元/年高中138000元/年6.北京市二十一世纪国际学校私立
当代北京市行政区划变革 一、北京市行政区划概况—从1949年至今 1949年中华人民共和国成立并定都北京后，北京市辖范围几经扩大。1952年，河北省宛平县划归北京市。1956年，昌平县划归北京市。1958年3月7日，将通县、顺义、大兴、良乡、房山五个县区划归北京市。 同年10月20日，怀柔、密云、平谷、延庆四 个县又被划归北京市。至此形成了今日北京市 的辖界。 在现今北京市市辖区中，东城、西城两区 位于城市的中心区域，管辖范围也以今二环路 以内、清代旧城范围为主，是传统意义上的市 区。 而随着北京城市化进程的加快，人口的增 多和城市范围的扩张，朝阳区、海淀区、丰台 区和石景山区四个近郊区的大部分地区也逐 步被认同为市区，于是和原先的两个城区一起，形成了城六区的概念。并且多数郊县也已先后改为市辖区。 截至20XX年，北京辖16区、2县， 乡级行政区划包括135街道、142建制镇 和40建制乡（其中包括5个民族乡）。 20XX年7月1日中国国务院批准撤 销原东城区、西城区、崇文区、宣武区 四个区，由原东城区和崇文区合并成立 新的东城区，西城区和宣武区合并成立 新的西城区。这样北京市的市区行政结 构就由以前的“城八区”变为“城六区”。 二、具体讨论20XX年北京市的 行政管理变革 （一）各个区规划前后的对比 20XX年7月1日，位于北京市中心的东城、崇文、西城、宣武四个区被撤销，同时成立两个新的首都功能核心区——东城区和西城区。故宫所在的北京市东城区，以及中南海所在的北京市西城区同时向南扩充版图。合并后新设立的东城区，辖区范围为现东城区和崇文区辖区范围，面积41.84平方公里，常住人口86.5万人。合并后新设立的西城区，辖区范围为现西城区和宣武区辖区范围，面积50.70平方公里，常住人口124.6万人。
NO.1 海淀区，现在和未来20年，北京各区的老大，首都两大巨无霸城区之一,国家智力中枢,高校云集,北大，清华世界知名。中关村是中国的硅谷,地处京西风景秀丽,上风上水,皇家园林,西山览圣.海淀区大部分经济指标居城八区之首. No.2 朝阳区，和海淀一样，未来20年内，稳座第二的位置，并有超越海淀的趋势。和海淀并列首都两大巨无霸城区，实力与海淀在于伯仲之间，但以面积人口来算，朝阳略逊色于海淀。朝阳是首都国际交往中心,使馆,写字楼,豪华酒店,跨国公司总部雄居北京之首.朝阳区商业发达,城市建设一流,是北京首屈一指的高品位生活区域.2008年奥运会将在朝阳区为主战场.国家空港首都国际机场亦是朝阳区的一块飞地.. NO.3 通州区，1990年，全国百强县第九名，1995年通县撤县升区后，并未得到较大的发展，因此，通州的城市建设，gdp水平，曾经一度在北京各区中倒数。不过今日的通州不管是从定位，建设上都已发生了翻天复地的变化，通州凭借自己出色的地理位置，以成为朝阳cbd的后花园，因此这里聚集了很多素质较高的白领阶层，通州宋庄镇更聚集了一大批的的国家级艺术家，在这里定居的有国画大师韩美林，评书艺术家单田芳，著名导演和平等，最值得标榜的是，通州是北京2008年奥运吉祥物福娃的家乡，福娃诞生于通州韩美林工作室中。目前通州凭借自己发到的交通，无可替代的地理位置，现在通州房地产过热化！目前通州房地产业一路向钱，现在通州区是北京远郊区第一个通地铁的，未来将有3条地铁，一条城际列车经过通州，使得通州越来越通。进入2005年以来，通州可谓双喜临门，国务院正式把她定位成北京新城区，北京商务办公区，北京综合产业基地等等，更有言谈，未来首都行政区，将东迁通州！加之每年300亿的城市建设投入，以及引进了寰球影城主题公园，无疑，通州将成为北京未来20年中的最大新贵！也是北京目前最重视的地区。 NO.4 西城区，政治中心的政治中心,自古西城就是达官显贵的底盘,中南海在西城区辖区内,大部分国家机关也都建在西城,金融街是国家金融调空中心.金融街这个不足2公里的街区，却占据着国家60%以上的金融资产。老北京的优秀代表,胡同故居保护最完整,档次最高.后海,西单地区更是国际化大都市北京重要的组成部分. No.5 亦庄开发区，经国务院批准的首都三大重点新城之一，原属大兴区一个镇子，现已独立设区，亦庄属于国家级开发区，这几年发展迅速，主要发展芯片产业，制药产业，以及汽车制造业，房地产业，这里集中了中关村科技园区，北京奔驰汽车生产基地，等一大批的高新技术产业，和厂房，这里的gdp增长率是北京最高地区，2005年gdp增长率高达35%以上。 NO.6 顺义区，与通州，亦庄并称首都三大新城区，顺义工业基础较好，起步较早，经济结构较发达，这里最大的企业是我国最大的空港首都国际机场的，经过10年的发展，顺义已经形成已首都机场，北京现代，北汽福田，燕京集团等大企业为首的首都现代制造业基地。并且这里是2008年北京奥运会举办场地之一。顺义别墅区，聚集了不少明显，王菲，赵微，李连杰等很多大陆，港台明星均在此安家。 NO.7 东城区--四大旧城之一,地域范围较小,是北京重要的商业中心,王府井大街地处东城. 东城区历史上同西城有东富西贵之说,是富商的居住地,东城区的三产业比重已经达到99%.世界文化遗产故宫,雄伟的天安门广场属东城辖区。 NO.8 石景山区--排名第10主要是以前空气污染比较严重,首钢,燕山石化排污严重,随大有
2010年北京19区县大排名！ NO.1 海淀区，现在和未来20年，北京各区的老大，首都两大巨无霸城区之一,国家智力中枢,高校云集,北大，清华世界知名。中关村是中国的硅谷,地处京西风景秀丽,上风上水,皇家园林,西山览圣.海淀区大部分经济指标居城八区之首. NO.2 朝阳区，和海淀一样，未来20年内，稳座第二的位置，并有超越海淀的趋势。和海淀并列首都两大巨无霸城区，实力与海淀在于伯仲之间，但以面积人口来算，朝阳略逊色于海淀。朝阳是首都国际交往中心,使馆,写字楼,豪华酒店,跨国公司总部雄居北京之首.朝阳区商业发达,城市建设一流,是北京首屈一指的高品位生活区域.2008年奥运会将在朝阳区为主战场.国家空港首都国际机场亦是朝阳区的一块飞地. NO.3 通州区，1990年，全国百强县第九名，1995年通县撤县升区。的确，通州的城市建设，GDP水平，曾经一度在北京各区中倒数，不过今日的通州不管是从定位，建设上都已发生了翻天复地的变化。通州凭借自己出色的地理位置，以成为朝阳CBD的后花园，因此这里聚集了很多素质较高的白领阶层，通州宋庄镇更聚集了一大批的的国家级艺术家，在这里定居的有国画大师韩美林，评书艺术家单田芳，著名导演和平等，最值得标榜的是，通州是北京2008年奥运吉祥物福娃的家乡，福娃诞生于通州韩美林工作室中。目前通州凭借自己发到的交通，无可替代的地理位置，现在通州房地产过热化！目前通州房地产业一路向钱，由原来的3000多一路升值为5000多一平米，现在通州区是北京远郊区唯一通地铁的，未来将有3条地铁，一条城际列车经过通州，使得通州越来越通。进入2005年以来，通州可谓双喜临门，国务院正式把她定位成北京新城区，北京商务办公区，北京综合产业基地等等，更有言谈，未来首都行政区，将东迁通州！加之每年300亿的城市建设投入，以及引进了寰球影城主题公园，无疑，通州将成为北京未来20年中的最大新贵！也是北京目前最重视的地区。 NO.4 西城区，政治中心的政治中心,自古西城就是达官显贵的底盘,中南海在西城区辖区内,大部分国家机关也都建在西城,金融街是国家金融调空中心.金融街这个不足2公里的街区，却占据着国家60%以上的金融资产。老北京的优秀代表,胡同故居保护最完整,档次最高.后海,西单地区更是国际化大都市北京重要的组成部分. NO.5 亦庄开发区，经国务院批准的首都三大重点新城之一，原属大兴区一个镇子，现已独立设区，亦庄属于国家级开发区，这几年发展迅速，主要发展芯片产业，制药产业，以及汽车制造业，房地产业，这里集中了中关村科技园区，北京奔驰汽车生产基地，等一大批的高新技术产业，和厂房，这里的GDP增长率是北京最高地区，2005年GDP增长率高达35%以上。 NO.6 顺义区，与通州，亦庄并称首都三大新城区，顺义工业基础较好，起步较早，经济结构较发达，这里最大的企业是我国最大的空港首都国际机场的，经过10年的发展，顺义已经形成已首都机场，北京现代，北汽福田，燕京集团等大
1、地理位置 房山地理位置优越。位于北纬39°30′～39°55′，东经115°25′～116°15′，是首都北京的西南门户。东北与丰台区相邻，东与大兴县以一水相隔，南和西面与河北省诼州市、涞水县相连，北与门头沟区以百花山为界。全区总面积2019平方公里，区政府东移良乡后，其所在地距市区22公里。 2、地形地貌 房山地形复杂多变。处于华北平原与太行山交界地带，西部和北部是山地、丘陵，约占全区总面积三分之二。主要山脉有：大房山、大安山、三角山、百花山、大游龙山和新盘岭山（又名西占山），均系太行山脉分支。最高山峰是百花山的白草畔，海拔2161 米，东部和南部为沃野平原，最低处是东南部立教洼，海拔为26米。境内有大小河流13条，主要大河有：大石河、拒马河、永定河、小青河。 3、气候特征 房山气候宜人。本区属温带大陆性气候，年平均气温为11.6℃，最高气温曾达43.5℃（1961年6月10日），最低气温曾至－26℃（1966年2月22日）；年平均降水量687mm，最大降水量1322mm（1954年），最小降水量277mm（1975年）；年平均无霜期185天。 长沟镇本镇属北温带大陆性季风气候，一年四季分明，昼夜温差明显，年最高气温为38℃，最低气温为-15℃。夏季炎热多雨，冬季寒冷干燥，春季干旱多风，秋季秋高气爽而短促。年平均气温10～12℃，其中，西部山区年平均气温10℃，无霜期148天左右；中部平原地区年平均气温11℃，无霜期180～190天。多年平均降水量为589毫米左右，降水集中在6～8月份，占全年降水量的80%
地理位置 延庆地处东经115°44′～116°34′，北纬40°16′～40°47′，位于北京西北部，距北京城区70公里，为北京远郊县之一。南接八达岭长城，北依海陀山群峰，西濒官厅水库，与北京市的怀柔县、昌平县，河北省的怀来县、赤城县接壤。 地形 延庆地处燕山沉降带西端，是华北平原向张北高原的过渡地带，其东、北、南三面被群山环抱。县城呈东北向西南延伸的长方形，其地形三面环山，一边濒水，中间是北京市最大的盆地，盆地平均海拔500米，山地平均海拔1000米，境内山地面积占全县总面积72.8％。 延庆高山属燕山系军都山脉，全县共有80座海拔1000米以上高峰。东山为燕山前后两列山地的交汇地区，其西部、南部较高，东部较低，海拔多在600米—1000米之间。南山是一系列低山，海拔多在800米以下，山势平缓，群山连绵，谷地宽阔，盆地中有一些岛山，它们从平原上拔地而起，小巧灵秀，形象多姿，山体不高，徒步攀登一二十分钟即可登顶。延庆盆地由东北向西南延伸，东西长35公里，南北最宽处16公里。 气候 延庆气候类型属暖温带半湿润大陆性季风气候。由于延庆处于黄土高原的东部边缘和华北大平原的北端，是个过渡地带且全境海拔都比近郊高出400米以上，所以，虽与北京城区距离70公里而气候却有很大区别，突出表现为气温偏低。其地形特点，特别是水库造成了独有的小气候，夏季凉爽，多阵雨。而距八达岭长城8公里的康西草原，由于海拔高，又临近湖水，气候湿润清爽。其次，四季分明，春秋两季时间长。冬季气温低，结冰期较长，宜于开展冰雪旅游活动；夏季炎热期短，适宜旅游的时间长。由于气候
北京市历次行政区划调整 1949年1月，在原国民党时期20个区的基础上临时划定32个区，4月将32个区合并为26个区，6月接管任务完成后调整为20个区。 1952年，北京市由华北行政委员会领导。7月，将河北省宛平县全部及房山、良乡2县部分地区划归北京市。 1956年3月9日，国务院全体会议第25次会议决定：1．撤销昌平县，将昌平县所属行政区域（高丽营镇除外）划归北京市，并命名为昌平区。2．将河北省通县所属的金盏、长店、北皋、孙河、崔各庄、上新堡、前苇沟等7个乡归北京市。 1958年3月，河北省通县专区所属通县、顺义、大兴、良乡、房山等5县及通州市划入北京市。其后撤销西单、西四两区，合并设立西城区；撤销东单、东四二区，合并设立东城区；撤销前门区，并入崇文、宣武二区；东郊区改名为朝阳区；撤销石景山区，分别划归丰台区、海淀区和门头沟区；京西矿区改名为门头沟区；撤销通县和通州市，合并设立通州区；撤销良乡、房山二区，合并设立周口店区；撤销大兴县，改为大兴区；撤销南苑区，划归朝阳区、丰台区和大兴区；撤销顺义县，改为顺义区。1958年10月，河北省所属怀柔、密云、平谷、延庆4县划入北京市。 1960年1月7日，国务院全体会议第93次会议通过：撤销昌平区，恢复昌平县；撤销顺义区，恢复顺义县；撤销通州区，恢复通县；撤销大兴区，恢复大兴县；撤销周口店区，恢复房山县。至1960年底，北京市下辖东城、西城、宣武、崇文、海淀、朝阳、丰台、门头沟等8区和昌平、延庆、怀柔、密云、顺义、平谷、通县、大兴、房山等9县。
1967年8月7日，北京市革命委员会批准：撤销石景山办事处，设立石景山区。 1980年10月20日，国务院批复：设立燕山区。 1986年11月11日，国务院（国函 1986 164号）批复：撤销房山县、燕山区，设立房山区。以原房山县和燕山区的行政区域为房山区的行政区域。 2010年7月1日，国务院批复：撤销北京市东城区、崇文区，设立新的北京市东城区，以原东城区、崇文区的行政区域为东城区的行政区域；撤销北京市西城区、宣武区，设立新的北京市西城区，以原西城区、宣武区的行政区域为西城区的行政区域。
北京市各区县工商局一览表 编号单位名称电话地址 640337 1 北京市工商行政管理局东城分局 东城区后永康胡同17号 42 880876 2 北京市工商行政管理局西城分局 西城区金融街16号 57 671360 3 北京市工商行政管理局崇文分局 崇文区法华南里一号楼 01 635679 4 北京市工商行政管理局宣武分局 宣武区南菜园5号 20 650244 5 北京市工商行政管理局朝阳分局 朝阳区关东店四巷22号 72 634426 丰台区菜户营乙360号6 北京市工商行政管理局丰台分局 00 688632 石景山区八角北里7 北京市工商行政管理局石景山分局 43 826920 8 北京市工商行政管理局海淀分局 海淀区倒坐庙9号 11 698428 门头沟区滨河路70号9 北京市工商行政管理局门头沟分局 60 697426 昌平县昌平镇五街煤市口胡同10 北京市工商行政管理局昌平分局 05 694419 11 北京市工商行政管理局顺义分局 顺义县石园西路 30 695425 通州区新华大街110号12 京市工商行政管理局通州分局 45 13 北京市工商行政管理局大兴分局692537大兴区市场路东侧
90 14 北京市工商行政管理局房山分局 693668 48 房山区良乡西路22号15 北京市工商行政管理局平谷分局 699613 47 平谷县平谷镇林荫街3号16 北京市工商行政管理局密云分局 690422 80 密云县新北路路北17 北京市工商行政管理局延庆分局 691415 35 延庆县东外大街57号18 北京市工商行政管理局燕山分局 693410 47 燕山岗南路2巷3号19 北京市工商行政管理局怀柔分局 696443 65 怀柔县怀柔镇镇北大街14号东城区 1 北京市工商行政管理局东城分局北新桥工商 所840463 67 东内南小街扁担胡同22号 2 市工商行政管理局东城分局建国门工商所 651289 07 大羊毛胡同7号3 北京市工商行政管理局东城分局安交工商所 840418 73 鼓楼东大街30号4 东城区工商行政管理局和平里工商所 642196 19 青年湖东里10-南小楼 5 北京市工商行政管理局东城分局王府井工商 所651296 15 官房大院28 6 东城区工商行政管理局和平农贸工商所 642137 87 和平里七区26-西侧7 北京市工商行政管理局东城分局北京站工商651326东城区船板胡同7号后门
北京16个区县的名称由来 东城区： 东城区因位于北京城内城东部而得名。东城区历史悠久，辽金时期已出现村落，金代为中都东北部，元代位于大都东半部。明代永乐十九年( 1421 年)定都北京，东城为15 个坊。清代属大兴县，东城驻有镶黄、正白、镶白、正蓝四个旗。元、明、清三代皇宫均建于今东城区域内。民国时，今东城区为当时的内一、内三等区。新中国建立后，1952年设东单区、东四区。1958年东单、东四区合并改称东城区。西城区：西城区因位于北京城内城西部而得名。西城区历史悠久，元、明、清三代均为都城西半部。元大都五十坊，今西城境内有十九坊。清八旗中有四旗驻防今西城境内。清光绪末年废除内八旗、外五城旧制以后，五十多年间行政区划多次变动。1950年4月18日，政务院批准将北京市调整合并为16个区，今区境内为第2区和第4区全部、第5区之西半部及第13、第14区的一部。1952年9 月，市政府再次调整区划，今区境内为西单区和西四区及海淀区、前门区的一部分，第2区更名为西单区，第4区更名为西四区。1958年5月经国务院批准，西单、西四二区合并为西城区至今。1987年9月北京市将朝阳区马甸0.6平方千米划给西城。至此，西城区面积31.66平方千米。崇文区：
崇文区因位于崇文门以南而得名。作为文明古都的一部分，在今崇文区境内曾有过较为繁盛的时期。元代，一些达官显贵开始在这里建宅第、修园林。明，永乐年间建天坛，正统年间建正阳门箭楼;嘉靖年间修筑外城。1950年5月北京市城区调整为九个区(一区至九区)，原八、九区并为六区、十区改为七区，十二区改为九区。1952年9月1日又改六区为前门区，改七区为崇文区，九区撤销，其东部从天桥南大街以东，珠市口东大街以南九个段并入崇文区。1955年9月又将原东郊区的广渠门外和东便门大桥以东部分以及丰台区 的永外地区划入崇文区管辖。1958年6月1日在城区合并中，原前门区撤销，以前门大街为线，东、西分别划属崇文、宣武二区宣武区：宣武区因位于宣武门以南而得名。宣武区已有3000多年的历史，作为六朝古都之始的金中都，即在现今的宣武境内。明清时期宣武作为外城，由于特有的地理位置和深厚的历史积淀，孕育了老北京平民文化、商业文化、戏曲文化的繁荣，形成了独具特色的宣南文化。宣武区是民国时期的北平外二区和外四区合并而来的。开始把外二区和外一区合并称为“前门区”，外四区称为“宣武区”，后来将前门区西部和宣武区合并称为“宣武区”。朝阳区： 朝阳区因位于朝阳门外而得名。朝阳区历史久远。从秦至隋唐，该地区属广阳郡，后属幽州所辖的蓟县，辽时归燕京道析津府，金时属中都路大兴府，元代将中都路大兴府改为中
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房山区 1、地理位置 房山地理位置优越。位于北纬39°30′～3９°55′,东经115°２５′~１1６°15′,是首都北京的西南门户。东北与丰台区相邻,东与大兴县以一水相隔，南和西面与河北省诼州市、涞水县相连,北与门头沟区以百花山为界。全区总面积201９平方公里,区政府东移良乡后，其所在地距市区22公里。 ２、地形地貌 房山地形复杂多变。处于华北平原与太行山交界地带，西部和北部是山地、丘陵，约占全区总面积三分之二。主要山脉有：大房山、大安山、三角山、百花山、大游龙山和新盘岭山(又名西占山),均系太行山脉分支。最高山峰是百花山的白草畔，海拔２16１米,东部和南部为沃野平原,最低处是东南部立教洼,海拔为２6米。境内有大小河流13条,主要大河有：大石河、拒马河、永定河、小青河。 3、气候特征?房山气候宜人。本区属温带大陆性气候,年平均气温为１１.6℃，最高气温曾达4３.5℃（1961年6月1０日)，最低气温曾至－26℃（196６年２月２２日）;年平均降水量68７mm，最大降水量132２mｍ(１954年）,最小降水量277mm(1９7５年);年平均无霜期185天。 长沟镇本镇属北温带大陆性季风气候，一年四季分明,昼夜温差明显,年最高气温为38℃,最低气温为－15℃。夏季炎热多雨，冬季寒冷干燥，春季干旱多风,秋季秋高气爽而短促。年平均气温10~12℃，其中，西部山区年平均气温１０℃,无霜期1４8天左右;中部平原地区年平均气温11℃,无霜期１80～１９0天。多年平均降水量为589毫米左右，降水集中在6～8月份,占全年降水量的80% 延庆县 地理位置?延庆地处东经11５°４4′～116°34′,北纬40°１6′～40°47′，位于北京西北部，距北京城区7０公里，为北京远郊县之一。南接八达岭长城，北依海陀山群峰,西濒官厅水库,与北京市的怀柔县、昌平县，河北省的怀来县、赤城县接壤。 地形 延庆地处燕山沉降带西端，是华北平原向张北高原的过渡地带，其东、北、南三面被群山环抱。县城呈东北向西南延伸的长方形，其地形三面环山，一边濒水,中间是北京市最大的盆地，盆地平均海拔500米，山地平均海拔1０00米,境内山地面积占全县总面积72．8%。 ?延庆高山属燕山系军都山脉，全县共有80座海拔１０00米以上高峰。东山为燕山前后两列山地的交汇地区,其西部、南部较高,东部较低,海拔多在600米—1０00米之间。南山是一系列低山,海拔多在800 米以下,山势平缓,群山连绵，谷地宽阔,盆地中有一些岛山，它们从平原上拔地而起,小巧灵秀，形象多姿，山体不高，徒步攀登一二十分钟即可登顶。延庆盆地由东北向西南延伸，东西长3５公里,南北最宽处16 公里。 气候?延庆气候类型属暖温带半湿润大陆性季风气候。由于延庆处于黄土高原的东部边缘和华北大平原的北端,是个过渡地带且全境海拔都比近郊高出400米以上，所以，虽与北京城区距离70公里而气候却有很大区别，突出表现为气温偏低。其地形特点，特别是水库造成了独有的小气候,夏季凉爽,多阵雨。而距八达岭长城８公里的康西草原，由于海拔高，又临近湖水，气候湿润清爽。其次,四季分明,春秋两季时间长。冬季气温低,结冰期较长，宜于开展冰雪旅游活动；夏季炎热期短，适宜旅游的时间长。由于气候的影响，延庆四时景色有其独特的魅力，早春阳坡冰雪还没融尽，山桃花、杏花、梨花次第开放,满山遍野笼
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北京市共有18 个区县，现在的区域划分和名称大多是上个世纪五六十年代几经调整后而确定的。谈及各区县名称的由来，多有掌故。 四个城区的名称是以各自所处的地理位置而得名。 东城区: 位于明清时北京内城的东半部，大部分地区在东直门以内，1958年设区时得名“东城区”； 西城区: 位于内城的西半部，大部分地区在西直门以内，1958年设区时得名“西城区”； 崇文区: 位于外城的东半部，在崇文门之外，1952年设区时得名“崇文区”； 宣武区: 位于外城的西半部，在宣武门之外，1952年设区时得名“宣武区”。 四个城近郊区的得名各有掌故。 海淀区: 早在400多年前的明代已是一片水草茂盛的沼泽之地，并有人定居，被称为“海店”或“海淀”，“淀”是指水聚积之处。以后这一带逐渐形成集镇，故名“海淀镇”，1952年设区时因镇而得名。 朝阳区: 解放初期叫东郊区，1958年改名为朝阳区，其得名源于地处朝阳门外之东。 丰台区: 在金朝时就出现别墅群，名曰“远风台”。明朝时此处已出现村落，名曰“风台村”。另说金代都城有丰宜门，门外设拜郊台，丰台之名即取自丰宜门之“丰”，拜郊台之“台”，清朝称“丰台镇”，1952年设区时因镇名而得。
石景山区: 因境内有一座海拔171.7米的石景山，1952年设区时因山而得名。十个远郊区县原属河北省，从1956年至1958年划归北京市，1960年开始重新定名，从上个世纪九十年代开始，除密云、延庆两县外，其他八个“县”逐步改为“区”。 通州区: 在金代时设州，是运河北端的终点，取“运河漕运通畅周济”之意，漕运不能堵塞，所以叫通州。 顺义区: 因隋朝文帝开皇年间突厥率领八部归附（顺从），朝廷将其安置之地命名为“顺州”。另有一说是顺义的“顺”是根据地理形势（地貌）而得名的，顺义县城“地位高亢”，像一座磨盘，四周为平坦的田地，磨盘之上亦为平坦的田地，“四去皆然，顺以此得名”。 平谷区: 因其地形三面环山，中间是平原而得名。自汉高祖十二年便已建立平谷县，是北京区县中最古老的名称之一。 怀柔区: 出自《诗经·周颂·时迈》中的“怀柔百神”，意思是招来安抚。唐太宗贞观年间开始设立怀柔县。 房山区: 在金定都后，于大房（防）山建陵寝，后置“万宁县”，再后以奉祀先陵，改“奉先县”。元世祖年间以境内的大房山（也称房山）改奉先县为房山县。 门头沟区: 原名京西矿区，1958年设区时，因圈门至风口鞍这条沟叫门头沟，故因沟得名。 大兴区: 在金代设大兴府，意思是宏大而兴盛。元忽必烈把大兴府的治所迁到今天的东城区大兴胡同。清时北京城以中轴线为界，东城及东郊属大兴县。
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