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一、阅读理解阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项A Checkout somefun weekendactivities fromour friendsat ArizonaParenting.Walk in the WildWalk orrun forwildlife at the Phoenix Zoo.Put onyour favoriteanimal dressand takepart in the onemile or5K,enjoying thesights andsounds of the Zoo.Walk in the Wildincludes amorning fullof uniqueactivities youwont findat anyother valleywalk,including all-day zooadmission anda lakesideafter-party.Register online.6—10am.PhoenixZoo,455North GalvinParkway,Phoenix.602-286-
3800.Free MuseumDayIt ishosted bySesame Streetand HBOat the Childrens Museum of Phoenix.Kids canparticipate in activities,enjoy aperformance bythe SesameStreet Muppetsand getto join the Everyday Heroes Club.An act of kindnessis allit takesto becomea member.Performances andactivities willtake placeat1030am一1130am and130pm一230pm.9am一4pm.Childrens Museumof Phoenix,215N.7th Street,Phoenix.602-253-
0501.Sunday AFairSunday AFairfeatures freeoutdoor concertsin Scottsdale Civic Center Park bytop Arizonamusicians,along with an artsand craftsmarket,fun activitiesfor childrenand families,guided toursof thesculptures in the parkand freeadmission toScottsdale Museumof ContemporaryArt SMoCA.Guests areinvited tobring blankets,lawn chairsor picnicbaskets,and enjoya relaxingafternoon ofgreat entertainment.Delicious foods,snacks,beer,wine andsoft drinksare alsoavailable forpurchase.1pm-4pm.Scottsdale Centerfor thePerforming Arts,7380E.2nd St,Scottsdale.480-994-
2787.
1.What canchildren doat Walkin the Wild A.Join in the5-mile walk.B.Attend coursesfor free.C.Wear animal-shaped clothes.D.Enjoy goodcompany ofwild animals.
2.What is needed tojoin theEverydayHeroesClub A.Giving moneyto theclub.B.Doing anactofkindness.C.Being activein schoolactivities.D.Being readyto helpprotect wildlife.
3.Where canone go to buysome worksof artA.The PhoenixZoo.B.ScottsdaleCivicCenterPark.C.theChildrensMuseumofPhoenix.D.Scottsdale Museumof ContemporaryArt.B Icant remembera timewhen my bedroom didnthave a bookshelf.From DrySeuss toMother Goose,I hadall kinds of booksthat progressedin sizeas Igot older.My earliest memory of books wassitting onmybedat nightwith mymom readingto my older brotherand mefrom C.S.Lewis,J.R.R.Tolkien,or MadeleineLeangle.And myfirst belovedbook thatwas allmine wasa childrensbook aboutbeing achosen child.As anadopted child,this bookhelped melearn thatmy familywas myvery ownbecause theychose me.As Igot older,the booksgot thickerand moredifficult.The firstset ofbooks Iever boughtwith myown moneywas L.M.Montgomery5s Anneof GreenGables.When inelementary school,there wasabookcatalog（目录that wouldcome out.We couldtake ithome andhave ourparents helpus ordernew books.Then the books wouldbe sentto theschool.There wasnothing betterthan gettingmy littlebag ofbooks.My love for science fiction wasdeepened bymyolderbrothers5loveforit.Beyond beingthe personto introduceme toStar Trekand Doctor Who,it washis copyof The Sword ofShania byTerry Brooksthat gotme reallyinterested in sciencefiction.I readclassics inhigh school.The firsttime Ihad thethought thatI wantedto bea writerwas afterreading EdgarAllan Posework.And hisuse ofwords flooredme.I rememberusing hisword“phantasmagorical”for asenior paper.Yeah,its nowonder Iended upan Englishmajor andEnglish teacherpassing onmy lovefor thewritten wordand thebooks studentscould holdin theirhands.
4.What wasthe authorsearliestmemoryofbooksA.She readsome classicsby herself.B.She wasthirsty forchildrens books.C.Her motheroften readto her.D.Her brotheroften borrowedbooks forher.
5.After readingher firstfavorite book,the author.A.loved herfamily muchmore B.hoped tohave herown homeC.planned toread morebooks D.found thatshe wasadopted
6.How didthe authorfeel aftergetting somebooks on thebookcatalog A.Lucky.B.Excited.C.Surprised.D.Disappointed.
7.How didthe authorbecome interestedinsciencefiction A.By copyingTerry Brooksworks.B.By beingintroduced toDoctorWho.C.By talkingabout itwith herbrother.D.By readingTheSwordof Shinar.C Locatedin northernManitoba on the westside of Hudson Bay,Churchill isout in the middleof nowhere.But polar bears likeit thatway.They spendsummers onthe tundra（苔原）around Churchill.In thefall,they waitanxiously alongthe shoreofHudsonBay forthe iceto form.Then theygo outonto thefrozen seato huntringed seals-their favoritefood.October andNovember isthe bestpolarbearviewing timesFrom tundravehicles,visitors toChurchill observethe bears.Some enjoyday tripsor stayovernight onlarge tundravehicles thathave privatecabins andeating facilities.Others stayat awilderness lodgeonthebears migrationroute toview theenergetic creatures.These lodgescan bereached onlyby airand featuregood foodand livingarrangements.Despite thelarge number of polar bears thatvisit Churchilleach year,there isgrowing concernabout the animals future.Because theearth isgetting warmer,the iceforms laterintheyear nowand disappearssooner inthe spring.As aresult,polar bearshave lesstime tohunt forseals.Polar bearscan alsofind smalleranimals,bird eggsand berrieson land,but thiskind offood isnot enoughto supportthe animals.Polar bearsare alsoaffected byplastic andchemicals thatget into the ocean.A researchproject carriedout innorthern Europehas foundhigh concentrationsof bothplastic andchemicals inthe tissue（组织）of polar bears.These materialsand substancescan damagethe animalsinternal organs（内脏器官）,especially whentheanimalsare notyet grown-up.Many peopleare researchingpolar bearshealth.Their goalis tocollect theinformation thatisneededto helpsave theseanimals.
8.What canwe learnabout ChurchillA.Its locatedin avery remotearea.B.Its attractingfewer touristsnow.C.Its surroundedby smalltowns.D.Its dependentontheoil industry.
9.From Paragraph2we canlearn the author isworried about.A.the warmingof theearth B.polar bearsfood inthe futureC.polarbearseating habitD.the changeof thenumberofseals
10.What isTRUE aboutpolarbearswinter huntingtime forseals A.Its startingearlier.B.Ifs becominglonger.C.Its finishinglater.D.Its gettingshorter.
11.What doesthe last paragraph mainlytell usA.There ismuch rubbishintheocean.B.Scientists aretrying tosave polarbears.C.Polar bearsare endangeredby pollution.D.Pollution caneasily Milyoung polarbears.D Parents,youve workedhard toteach the most importantlife lessonsto yourlittle ones.You askthem tosay“please”and“thank you，you remindthem toeat witha knifeand fork,and younever,ever letthem picktheir nosein public.But theresone importantlesson that you mightbe forgetting—and itsnothing you can coverin asimple conversation.According toa newstudy inthe journalScience,babies receivemore thangenetics from their parents.They canalso getcertain goodqualities,such aspersistence（坚持不懈），by watchinghow adultsbehave.Researchers atMassachusetts Instituteof Technologysay thatbabies whowatched anadult struggle with andthen triumph over somethingwere morelikely toshow persistencethemselves whengiven anew task.The teamat MITstudied262babies betweenthe agesof13and18months.They placedthem inone ofthree situations.In thefirst one,the leadresearcher struggledwith twodifferent toysproblems beforesolving them,letting the baby watchwhile she did so.The secondtime,the researchersolved theproblems butdid notstrugglewiththem.And forthe thirdscene,shedid not doanything.After eachscene,the researcherleft asmall musicaltoy withthe child.She showedthebabythat itcould playmusic butdid notteach themhow toturn iton.The babieswho hadwatched theresearcher strugglediscovered andpressed thetoys buttona muchgreater numberof timesthan thoseinthelast twogroups.In otherwords,the babiesdidnotcopy what they hadwatched;they learnednot togive up,instead.Now,the researchersare interestedin findingwhich waysof talkingwith babiesinfluence themthemost.They alsohope toknow ifthe resultscan workinthereal world,as wellas whetherthe lessonof persistencemight lastinto adulthood.
12.What doestheauthorsay parentsmay failto dowhen teachingtheir kidsA.Ask their kids tobe polite.B.Set anexample fortheir kids.C.Teach theirkids goodtable manners.D.Use properwords infront oftheirkids.
13.What doesthe underlinedphrase“triumphover55in Paragraph2mean A.Succeed in.B.Look at.C.Search for.D.Care for.
14.What didthe researchersfind outthrough thestudy A.Babies finisheddifficult tasksthrough copying.B.Babies learnedthe valueof persistence.C.Kids learnedmost fromtheir parents.D.Kids aresmarter thanwe thought.
15.What wouldthe researchersdo accordingtothelastparagraphA.Study theinfluence ofsociety onbehaviors.B.Help parentsget alongwith theirkids.C.Put theresearch resultsinto practice.D.Learn moreabout babyslanguage.
二、完形填空阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项When I was young,each morningI wokeup andwould findmy fathernowhere aroundthe house.He usuallygot upearly before1_and begancleaning thefarmyard.In summer,he gotup evenearlier to2the flowersand vegetablesinthegarden.Once Ihelped myfather to3weeds（里手草）fromthecorn field.It wasn5t longbefore Ifelt very4but thefield ridge（田域）seemed
5.Finally Itotally threwmyself flatinthefield,feeling6_.My dadseemed tohave Jmy mind.He cameup andsaid,Tarming istiring andreally takes8and sweat,but in_9the sweetharvest willbe worththeWEncouraged byhis words,I struggledto myfeet.My fatherU andadded,Rome isnot built ina12,but itcan bebuiltinhundreds ofdays.So whenever13withahuge project,just breakit into14parts andthen completeit oneby one.15you willbe amazedat your16Hearing whathe said,Iwasgreatly17and continuedremoving theweeds frompatch topatch.Believe itor not,attheend ofthe day,I18weeding halfan acreofthecorn field.Now Ihave trieddifferent19and finallysettled downrunning abig restaurant.In mylifetime,my fathersdevotion tohis joband hisspecial working20can alwaysencourage andguide methrough allkindsofdifficulties.
1.A.noon B.night C.dark D.sunrise
2.A.wash B.pick C.water D.sell
3.A.throw B.stop C.remove D.drop
4.A.tired B.sad C.worried D.happy
5.A.faraway B.endless C.challenging D.boring
6.A.angry B.disappointed C.hopeless D.nervous
7.A.read B.bothered C.spoken D.seen
8.A.pains B.wisdom C.patience D.courage
9.A.spring B.fall C.summer D.winter
10.A.strength B.cost C.effort D.risk
11.A.confused B.smiled C.sighed D.followed
12.A.day B.month C.minute D.year
13.A.left B.faced C.dealt D.worked
14.A.natural B.common C.small D.suitable
15.A.Finally B.Luckily C.Suddenly D.Secretly
16.A.confidence B.achievement C.failure D.change
17.A.satisfied B.shocked C.delighted D.inspired
18.A.insisted onB.went onC.succeeded inD.got through
19.A.jobs B.plans C.models D.ways
20.A.conditions B.experience C.relationship D.methods
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三、语法填空DirectionsComplete thefollowing passageby fillingin eachblank withone wordthat bestfits thecontext.Research hasbecome bothsimpler andmore complex.Its simplerbecause,[you havea computer,you canfind informationyou needby searchingthe Internet.For allyour information,you donthave togo to2library tofind therelevant resourceand takenotes onit.Instead,youcanfind somesources fromthe Internet_3print thecopies needed.Remember,however,thatyoushould usuallyconsult differenttypes ofsources.That is,you4always relyjust onthe Internetfor yourresearch.While findinginformation iseasier thanever,atthesame time,researching hasbecome5complex.There isa lotmore materialavailable,which meansyou maybe overwhelmed6the amountof information.You need to learn7to sortthrough andfind therelevant informationfor yourparticular project.Also,8needtocheck theaccuracy ofit.
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8.答案阅读理解A:1-3CBB B:4-7CABD C:8-11ABDC D:12-15BABC完形填空1—5DCCAB6—10CAABC11—15BABCA16—20BDCAD语法填空
1.ifo考查状语从句根据句意可知填「
2.the考查冠词gotothe library“去图书馆”；inthelibrary在图书馆，
3.ando考查连词and连接并列谓语find和print
4.shouldnt考查情态动词根据上文“你应该should查阅不同的资料”和本空所在句的意思可知，本空应填shouldnt
5.more考查形容词比较级参见第一段第一句中的more complex
6.witho考查介词be overwhelmedwith意为“淹没于,陷入”
7.howo考查疑问词how todo是含有疑问词的不定式，在此处作宾语
8.youo考查代词根据上文“You needto learnhow tosort…”可知本空应填you。
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