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（20分）（）26.—Have you got ready for the English exam?—Y es. But our English teacher told us it would be till next week.A. put offB. put outC. put awayD. put up（）27.—Why do your parents look so happy today?—Oh, they are with my performance in the game.A. tiredB. angryC. patientD. pleased（）28.—What are they talking about in the next room?—They would like to the date of a weedding.A. fixB. showC. checkD. afford（）29.—Could I use your ipad for a while?—. I’m not using it now.A. Not at all. .B. It doesn’t matterC. Y es, pleaseD. It’s a pleasure（）30.—A notice was in order to remind the students of the changed lecture time.A. sent up .B. given upC. set upD. put up（）31.—Will he come back soon?—I guess he . His car has broken down on the way.A. can’tB. mustn’tC. needn’tD. should’t（）32.—There is something wrong with my computer. Can you help me?—No problem. I’ll try my best to it well for you.A. repairB. putC. achieveD. reply（）33.—I really appreciate your giving me so much help.—.A. Never mind.B. My pleasureC. With pleasureD. Of course（）34.—No matter where you are, don’t litter or spit.—I won’t. A good enviromment is to us all.A. modernB. specialC. convenientD. important（）35.—The three students always their time to help others in need.A.volunteerB. spendC. costD. take（）36.—Y ou look anxious. What’s wrong with you?—I can’t work out this difficult math prothhem. Can you ?A. hand me outB. carry me outC. help me outD. give me out（）37.—Not only his bag at home, but also late for school this morning.A. did he leave, was heB. he left, he wasC. did he leave, he wasD. he left, was he（）38.—Sarah Antonio represents the class to take part in the competition.Although these two are top students, only one is needed.A. Both, andB. Neither, norC. Either, orD. Nor only, but also（）39.—What are you searching the Internet for?—I’m trying to find out .A. what does the word meanB. what’s happening in the world nowC. when was the telephone inventedD. how is the weather tomorrow （）40.—The poor baby was born . He can’t see anything at all.—How unlucky he is!A. blindB. deafC. lameD. rich（）41.—Thanks to the lovely dog, my life is happiness.A. full withB. filled ofC. fulled ofD. filled with （）42.—Do you like reading books?—Y es. Books can me to the ocean of knowledge.A. makeB. remindC. leadD. cause （）43.—Thanks for your Mp4 Player. I’ll get Mary to take it to you soon.—. I’v bought a new one.A. No worryB. No hurryC. No wayD. No wonder（）44.—Great changes have taken place in these areas.—Y es, many old houses have been .A. put upB. pulled offC. set upD. pulled down（）45.—Can you such a nice dish is made in short time?—It seems like magic.A.imagineB. thinkC. guessD. suppose Ⅱ．完形填空（15分）Mark was an 11-year-old orphan (孤儿). He lived with his aunt who was grealty 46 with the burden (负担) of caring for her dead sister’s son. She never 47 to remind young Mark he would be a homeless waif(流浪儿). With the scolding(责备) and 48 at home, he was still a 49 and gentle child. I had not 50 Mark particularly until he began staying after class each day to help me clean upthe room. We did this 51 and comfortably, not speaking much, but enjoying the quietness of that hour of the day. When we did 52 , Mark spokemostly of his mother.I explained how he had been my best helper. “I’m making you a surprise,”he whispered(低语). “It’s for Christmas. ” With that, he became 53 and ran out of the classroom. Finally came the last school day before Christmas. “I have yourpresent,” he said timidly(羞怯地) when I54 up. “I hope you like it.”There was a tiny wooden box in his hand, “it’s beautiful, Mark. Is there something in it?”I asked, 55 the top to look inside. “Y ou can’t 56 what’s in it,” he replied, “and you can’t touch it, or taste it or feel it, but 57 always said it makeshift you feel 58 all the time, warm on cold nightstand and 59 when you are alone.” I looked into the empty box. “What’s it, Make?” I asked gently, “that will make me feel so good?”“Love,”he 60 . AndS he turned and quickly left my room. It was the best present I have never had before. ( ) 46. A. filled B. annoyed C. patient D. pleased ( ) 47. A. succeeded B. tried C. failed D. wanted ( ) 48. A. coldness B. sadness C. pleasure D. warmth ( ) 49. A. strange B. proud C. quiet D. sweet ( ) 50. A. touched B. known C. remembered D. noticed ( ) 51. A. quickly B. specially C. slowly D. quietly ( ) 52. A. say B. tall C. listen D. communicate( ) 53. A. excited B. silent C. happy D. shy ( ) 54. A. cheered B. rose C. looked D. turned ( ) 55. A. watching B. fixing C. opening D. tearing ( ) 56. A. enjoy B. have C. sell D. see ( ) 57. A. moher B. father C. uncle D. aunt ( ) 58. A. free B. good C. calm D. lucky ( ) 59. A. joyful B. terrible C. safe D. hopeful ( ) 60. A. whispered B. cried C. laughted D. shouted Ⅲ．阅读理解（本题30分，每小题2分）(A)Hong Zhanhui is a 23-year-old college student. He has raised an abandoned(被遗弃) child for 11 years. This story moved millions of Chinese people.Hong was born in a small village in Henan Province. When he was 12, his father suddenly went mad and killed his lovely sister. Hong was very sad. He missed his sister very much. Then the family adopted(收养) a baby girl called Chenchen.The illness of Hong's father became worse and worse. He often hit his wife. Later, Hong's mother ran away from home. Hong had to support the family and bring up Chenchen by himself.In 1998, Hong entered Xinhua Senior High School, about 20 kilometers from his home. Hong took Chenchen along with him. He never talked to others about his hard life. He put his part-time into many things: working to get money, looking after his adopted sister, and sending medicine home for his father. He sold pens, books, tapes and phone cards after school. “Many people looked down on me for that,” Hong said,“But I didn't care.”In 2003, Hong entered Hunan College. Hong sent Chenchen, now 12, to an elementary school in Hunan with the money he got. When Hong's story became public, many people wanted to donate money to him. But Hong refused.“Poverty (贫穷) and suffering should not be an excuse for begging sympathy (同情) and help from society,”said Hong. “I think it is most important for a man to support himself and be strong.What a self-supporting man he is! We should learn from himl.( ) 61. Why did the family adopt the baby girl called Chenchen?A. Because Hong’s mother killed her daughter.B. Because Hong’s father went crazy.C. Because Hong’s father killed his little daughter and Hong was very sad.D. Because Hong was a college student. And he had much money. ( ) 62. Why did Hong have to support the family and bring up Chenchen by himself?A. Because his mother and his father were mad about their farmwork.B. Because his mother ran away and his father went crazy.C. Because his family was very poor.D. Because it could show how strong he was.( ) 63. What did Hong do when he was a Senior High School student?A. He worked to get money, looked after his sister and bought his fathersome medicine. B. He looked down on others, looked after hisadopted sister.C. He talked to others about his life, sold tapes and phone cards.D. He gave up his education and sold pens, books and phone cards. ( ) 64. Why did Hong refused other people’s help?A. Because he made enough money for his family.B. Because he wanted to deal with his own problems by himself.C. Because he hoped to be known by others.D. Because he lived a poor and helpless life.( ) 65. What can we learn from the passage?.A. We should know how to earn money.B. How a young man supported a poor family and entered college.C. Poverty and suffering could sometimes be useful.D. College students could adopt children.(B)Useful Information in Australia●Useful NumbersAll the telephone numbers are useful and free.✧Fire/ Police/ Ambulance(救护车)—000✧Telephone information—12455✧Medical(医学的) Care—1300369359✧Taxi—1800421113●Surfing the InternetWith so many Internet tearooms and public libraries, it’s easy to surf the Internet in Australia. Also it’s very cheap for you to surf the Internet.✧Public libraries offer free Internet every day even during public holidays.✧Many travel managers provide connection which is cheap or free.●Post ServiceAll post offices around the country offer post services(服务) so you can receive mails as you travel around the whole country.✧Post offices are usually open from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.✧It costs 50 cents to send a standard（标准的）letter in Australia.●Public HolidaysOn public holidays all shops are closed across Australia, so are banks and post offices.✧New Y ear’s Day—1st January✧Australia Day—26th January✧Christmas Day—25th December( ) 66. If there is a fire, you can call________ in Australia.A. 1300369359B. 180042113C.000D.12455 ( ) 67. Which is the right time to send a letter in a post office in Australia?A. At 8:30 on Tuesday.B. At 9:30 on Sunday.C. At 8:30 on Saturday.D. At 9:30 on Monday.( ) 68. Mr. Green lives alone in Australia and he isn’t in good health. He needs a nurse to look after him. What should he do?A. Go to an Internet tearoom.B. Send a letter to his son.C. Call 1300369359.D. Go to a hospital.( ) 69. Which one might be open on public holidays?A. Public libraries.B. Shops.C. Banks.D. Post offices. ( ) 70. Which one is NOT right according to the above passage?A. Surfing the Internet is cheap in Australia.B. It costs 50 cents to send a standard letter.C. Australians go to work on 26th January.D. Australians don't go shopping on public holidays(C)It was 15 years ago when I first came to Maine(缅因州). Every March I was worried that spring might not come this year. The hills, sky and forest were gray, like an old painting. “Just wait,” a neighbor said. “Y ou’ll wake up one moring and spring will just be there.”Then there was the old apple tree. It sat on an undeveloped field in my neighborhood. It belongs to no one and therefore(因此) to everyone. The tree’s dark branches(树枝) sprawled(蔓延) in the sky freely. No one ever（修剪）it, but each spring it had flowers and the air became nice with the good smell of apples.Until last year, I thought I was the only one who paid attention to this tree. And then one day, I though it should be pruned. I set out with a pair of scissors（剪刀）to remove a few branches. My neighbor heard me and opened their doors to watch me. These were people I hardly knew and seldom spoke to, but it was as if I had come into their personal gardens.My mobile home neighbor was the first to speak. “Y ou are not cuting it down, are you?”Another neighbor warned me, “Don't kill it, now!”Soon half the neighborhood had joined me under the apple tree. It struck me that I had lived therefor five years and only now was learning these people’s names, what they did for a living and how they passed the winter. It was as if the old apple tree was gathering us under its branches —for knowing each other and sharing wonder.One thaw(消融) led to another. Just the other day I saw one of my neighbors at the local store. We had a chat. He said this recent winter had been especially long and he felt sorry not having seen or spoken to anyone in our neighborhood. And then, he looked at me and said,“W e need to prune that apple tree again.”( ) 71.The story happened the writer .A. was fifteen years oldB. moved to a new placeC. was a teacherD. was newly married( ) 72. The writer wanted to prune the apple tree beccause .A. it didn’t belong to anyoneB. it blossomed(开花) every yearC. no one had ever taken care of itD. it’s branches sprawled freelyin the sky( ) 73. deepened people’s relationship and brought their heart together.A. The old apple treeB. The springC. The neighborsD. The kind volunteer work ( ) 74. When the neighbors said “W e need to prune that apple tree again”,he really means.A. they need to do something educationalB. the apple tree needs careC. they should do something to better their friendshipD. they should word together to have more power( ) 75. What is the best title for the passage?A. Oneed Old Apple Tree.B. Spring Thaw.C. More People, More Power.D. V olunteer Work Is Great Ⅳ．词与短语填空（本题5分，每小题1分）Jimmy is happy again. On Monday he told a radio interviewer that he had 76 of money to buy old bikes.He also put up some signs 77 old bikes and called up all his friends and told them about the problem.He even 78 advertisements at a local supermarket. Then he told the teachers at school about his problem and they set up a call-in center for parents.The strategies that he came up with 79 fine. He now has sixteen bikes to fix up and 80 to children who don't have bikes.76. 77. 78. 79. 80.Ⅴ．阅读理解填词（每空0.5分，共10分）(A)It was Sunday. I had the last p 81 to see and I got into her room. She was an old woman, sitting on the bed, trying to put her socks. Usually I said something like this: “How are you feeling? The nurse says your son is visiting you today. I believe you are looking forward to seeing him...”She stopped me with a serious voice, “Sit down, doctor. This is my story, not yours.”I was s82 And embarrassed. I sat down and helped her with the socks. She began to tell me that her o83 son lived not far from her, but she had not seen him for five years. She believed her health problems were worse because of m 84 her son. After hearing her story and helping her put on her socks, I asked if there was a 85 I could do for her. She shook her head and smiled. All she wanted me to do was to l 86 .Each story is d 87 . Some are clear; others are not. Some are true; others are not, yet all those things do not really matter. What matters to the storyteller is that the story is h 88 .Listening to someone’s story c 89 nothing but it is the key to healing (康复). I often think of what the woman taught me, and I remind myself of the i 90 of stopping, sitting down and truly listening. I believe in the power of listening.81. p 82. s 83. o 84. m 85. a86. l 87.d 88. h 89. c 90. i(B)A man had a little daughter—an only and much-loved child. He lived for he. So when she became i 91 , he became like a cracy man. He tried everying to bring her health back.However, his efforts didn’t w 92 and the child died.The father was really sad, s 93 himself away from his many friends and refusing to do any activity. He didn’t want anything to bring him back to his normal l 94 until one night he had a dream.He was in heavenand saw a group of little child angels(天使). They were walking in a line .All the angles were wearing while clothesline and each child c 95 a candle. He noticed that one child’s candle was not l 96 . Then he saw that the child was his little girl. So he rushed to her right away and put into his a 97 . He kissed her and then asked,“ Why is your candle a 98 unlighted, darling?”“Daddy, they often light it again and again, but your tears always put it out.”Just then he a 99 from his dream. The lesson was clear, and its effects were quick. From that h 100 on, he was not a father, but became cheerfully with his friends. His darling’s candle would no longer be put out by his useless tears.91. i 92. w 93. s 94. l 95. c96. l 97 a 98. a 99. w 100. hⅥ．书面表达(15分)Judy是二中的一名学生。
