江苏省启东中学英语最后冲刺练习
I. 单项填空
1.Would you like me to show you the way to the station?
A. With great pleasure! B. Yes, you could. C. Good idea. D. That’s very kind of you.
2.When the spaceship traveled above, _____ new-looking earth appeared before us, ____ earth that we had never seen before.
A. the, the B. a, an C. an , the D. the, an
3. － What do you think of my composition?
－ It _____ well ______ a few spelling mistakes .
A. reads , except for B. reads , besides C. is read ; except for D. is read , besides
4.They suggested not only _______ to the party but also give a performance.
A. did we go B. should we go C. we should go D. our going
5. — You seemed to be deeply struck by his skill.
— Not exactly so. It was his courage_____ his skill that really struck me most.
A. rather than B. as well as C. but also D. not only
6. We must realize that ______ can do______ job is suited to his brain and ability.
A. everyone , that B. someone , what C. everyone , whatever D. someone , which
7. — What’s the matter with you?
— ______ the window , my finger was cut unexpectedly.
A. Cleaning B. To clean C. While cleaning D. While I was cleaning
8. —We’ve decided to take part in the Christmas dinner party at school tomorrow, Jeffrey, what about you?
—Well, __________you are going, so will I.
A. when B. if C. as long as D. since
9. He was glad to learn _____was among the names ticked off as finalists.
A. his B. he C. himself D. he himself
10. There is no experience you can have ______is more exciting than skating on real ice.
A. that B. it C. what D. this
11. _____David loves his daughter, he is strict with her.
A. While B. Once C. If D. When
12.The beauty of this was driven home to me _____ Jane died.
A. in the summer B. the summer c. during the summer D. the summer when
13.There ______ to be one billion people learning English now.
A. is said B. is being said C. are said D. are been saying
14. —I wish you wouldn’t have your TV so loud.
— OK, a little down. But ____to sleep?
A. do you try B. were you trying C. had you tried D. have you tried
15. It’s terrible. The car ____break down just as we were going on our holiday.
A. should B. would C. could D. must
16. —Why didn’t you turn up at the meeting?
—I____ for a long-distance call from my cousin in England.
A. waited B. had waited C. was waiting D. have been waiting
17. Under good treatment, Linda is beginning to____ and will soon recover.
A. pick up B. wake up C. grow up D. show up
18. Teenagers are warned to be careful when making friends on line, because when you can’t see a person, they could be ________.
A. everybody B. somebody C. anybody D. nobody
19. —I really thought I’d pass the driving test.
— Oh, well, ______, Bill
A. you are wrong B. better luck next time C. best wishes D. I agree with you
20. — Well, I’m afraid it’ll be too crowded if you spend your holiday by the seaside at this time of year.
— _____I go to the countryside?
—It’ll be more enjoyable, I think.
A. How do you like B Do you suggest C. What if D. How about
21. I know how it ______ : if she doesn’t tell him the truth now, he’ll simply keep on asking her until she_______. (b)
A. is; will do B. will be; does C. has been; would be D. be; has done
22. It was, I should say, very kind of you to come all the way to help them, but you_______ it.
A. didn’t have to do B. wouldn’t have done C. mustn’t have done D. mightn’t have done
23. After the Arab states won their independence, much attention was paid to developing education, with girls as well as boys______ to go to school.
A. been encouraged B. being encouraged C. to be encouraged D. be encouraged
24. That gentleman, yes, you. Once again, _______?
A. may I ask B. will you C. isn’t it D. am I right
25. The best job is ______which uses your skill in doing something together with your interest in the subject.
A, something B. the one C. one D. it
26. —It’s five years since I worked here.
—____?
A. Have you worked here happily B. How long will you work here
C. Where do you work now D. Do you want to work here longer
27.—Tim, you might as well apologize to Mary.
—____. I didn’t mean to harm her.
A. No way B. No problem C. No chance D. No means
28. Mr. Smith was sent by a long-distance call _____ to see his dying mother.
A. to hurry B. hurrying C. hurry D. hurried
29. —Pardon?
—____the mobile phone Miss Green has been robbed of?
A. Where was B. Had C. Is D. Has
30. The girl is an excellent student and not once in these years _____caught being late.
A. has she got B. she has been C. was she D. she got
31. All these changes will lead to_____ stronger and more powerful China, _____ country that can surprise and enrich our planet.
A. a; a B. a ; the C. the ; a D. the; the
32.I should thank you ______ that you should thank me.
A. because B. rather than C. for D. as
33. I’m sure all will go well as _____ ..
A. being planned B. planned C. having planned D. planning
34. ------ What did she _____ so much money .
------ Nothing but a necklace made of glass.
A. spend on B. pay off C. buy for D. sell to
35. ------ Are you ready to leave ?
------ Almost , I’ll be ready to go just as soon as I ____ putting the clean dishes away.
A. get through B. give up C. carry out D. set about
36.Mr Johnson enjoyed ______ again by working in the factory because he always hates _____ while staying alone at home all day long.
A. him ; that B. it ; it C. himself ; it D. himself ; that
37.All the players came to the sports field at 7:30 and _____ .
A. then the game begin B. then did the game begin
C. then began the game D. began then the game
38. ------ I am sorry to trouble you , sir .
------- ______.
A. My pleasure. B. What’s wrong with you ? C. What seems to be the problem
D. It doesn’t matter.
39. The teacher is examining the article I have just finished _____ the possible mistakes in it.
A. to correct B. correcting C. having correcting D. corrected
40. Your children are often frightened of school at first, but soon _____ it.
A. get off B. get across C. get along D. get over
41.The WTO’s rules— the agreements are the _______ of talks between the countries.
A. reason B. result C. discovery D. ending
42.At _____ time _____ America give _______ its interests in Iraq.
A. not ; / ; of B. not ; does ; away C. no ;/ ; in D. no; does ; up
43.The Johnsons have three daughters , one a baby, and _____twins of twelve .
A. another B. the other C. the others D. others
44. ----- The Hanks should either keep dogs in the house or _____ .
------ I’ll talk to Hank about it . He usually listens.
A. tied up B. tie it up C. tie up D. tying up
45. Have our soldiers _____ the enemy’s lines yet?
A. broken away from B. broken out C. broken through D. broken into
46.---Jane, you look tired, let’s have a coffee , OK?
--- Oh, I’m sorry to have to ____ to work , but I’ll see you again soon, anyway.
a. burst into b. rush off c. take action d. turn up
47. He hasn’t yet had supper. He _____ late at the concert.
a. is going to arrive b. is to arrive c. will arrive c. is arriving
48.It’s unimaginable that so little notice is ____ of these warning.
a. taken b. made c. paid d. required
49. If you won’t do as I tell you to, you ____ go to the party.
a. won’t b. shan’t c. don’t d. can’t
50. ---You should have well prepared for the speech, John.
--- Yes, I know . But could I ___ the meeting date fixed so soon?
a. which b. after c. as d. with
51.---He is talking with her to warn her not to be late any more.
---____.
a. Not at all b. No way c. No use c. No matter
52. How many years will have to pass___ scientists succeed in providing a treatment for cancer?
a. when b. before c. since d. until
53.---I’d like to go to the cinema with you, Dad.
---Sorry, my darling, but the film is ___ for adults only.
a. admitted b. intended c. promised d. permitted
54.---How do you find your missing pen?
---____.
a. Quite by accident b. I found it in my drawer c. It writes well D. It was well kept by my father.
55. If people keep polluting the river , no fish there will survive ______ .
A. at all cost B. for a long while C. by no means D. in the long run
56.---David, it’s Frank. Do you have a few minutes? I need to see you.
---____. But I hope “ a few minutes” don’t turn into an hour.
a. I’m afraid not b. It doesn’t matter c. I don’t think so d. I guess so
57. One ____ be too hardworking in learning a foreign language, as he thinks it worth learning.
a. mustn’t b. needn’t c. shouldn’t d. can’t
58.Want to type faster? Just come to our school to have more ____.
a. chance b. experience c. success d. practice
59. ---Look! Someone has spilt coffee on the carpet.
---Well, it ___ me.
a. isn’t b. wasn’t c. hasn’t been d. hadn’t been
60.---Oh, I should have brought my umbrella.
--- ____. Mine is enough for two.
a. Go ahead b. Go back c. Come over d. Come in
61.---Would you please send either Tom or Mike to me?
--- I’m afraid ____ of them is busy at the moment.
a. either b. neither c. each d. both
62. ---Excuse me!
---_____?
--- Could you tell me the way to the post office?
a. Why b. Yes c. Pardon d. Please
63. Facing the emergence, we were at a loss and none of us could ____ a solution to the problem.
a. come about b. come out c. come up against d. come up with
64. --- Are you waiting for a bus from the office of the city government?
--- Yes, I arrived here at the bus stop ten minutes ago, but the bus____.
a. hadn’t come b. won’t come c. didn’t come d. hasn’t come
65. ---The weather is too hot ___ April this year.
--- It was still ___ when I came here 3 years ago.
a. in, cooler b. for, hotter c. for, cooler d. in, hotter
66. The ___ of UFO has been round for a long time, but none has even been produced as evidence.
a. event b. story c. adventure d. description
67. Some people are not real friends. They are superficial(表面的)，only “friends” on the outside, not the inside ___ it counts.
a. when b. where c. that d. which
68. ---Have you finished checking the paper?
---Yes, we did three times; there ___ be no more errors.
a. will b. might c. can d. ought to
69. ---When did he go to America?
---Oh, he ____ there since half a year ago.
a. went b. has been c. has gone d. was
70. ---Haven’t seen you for ages. Let’s have a get-together next week.
---_____.
a. It’s a deal b. I’m broken c. I’m behind you d. Let’s face it
71.Pop music is loved by lots of people, but it is not to everyone’s _____.
a. taste b. favour c. sound d. smell
72. Children in China today, who are always ____ by their parents, soon become selfish.
a. put away b. looked after c. given in to d. dealt with
73.Intelligence does not ____ mean success. You need diligence as well, which will lead you to be progressing rapidly.
a. hardly b. formally c. simply d. necessarily
74. They say that, without family life, old people go to pieces mentally, for they live a very lonely life. The underlined phrase means______.
a. lose the ability to think or act clearly
b. feel like killing other people morally
c. go out for a walk for mental health
d. cut something into pieces to let out the disappointment.
75. Marty says he understands economic theory, but judging from what he was saying just now, he’s talking through his hat! What does the underlined part mean?
a. He only knows how to make hats.
b. He is telling what he understands.
c. He is saying something he knows nothing about.
d. He is introducing seriously about business matters.
76. ---Yao Ming has begun his new season in NBA.
---Yes, he couldn’t have wished for a ___ start to the new NBA year. He scored 19 points in 20 minutes in the opening game.
a. good b. better c. best d. nice
77.I simply couldn’t understand how it ____ that you did so much work within such a short time?
a. come about b. came back c. came up d. came along
78.---He failed his exam.
---But what did you _____? He never passes any of his exams.
a. know b. want c. think d. expect
79. The large screen on the television sets gives them a great advantage ____ small ones.
a. above b. over c. of d. on
80. --- The couple will fly to London with their children this afternoon?
--- No, in fact, their plane ____ from Shanghai ahead of time.
a. has taken off b . will taken off c. is taken off d. is being taken off
81.The cruelty of the Germans towards the Jews and ____ of the Japanese towards their prisoners, filled ____ with horror.
a. those, someone b. it , no one c. that, everyone d. this, anyone
82. The attempt to bring the quarrelling couple together again ____ to people’s astonishment.
a. came off b. came out c. came around c. came through
83. ---This is Xiao Dong speaking.
---Hi, Xiao Dong, please stay at home. I’ll___ you at 6 o’clock and we will go to the cinema together.
a. call for b. wait for c. search for d. look for
84. ---Haven’t we met each other at ______ party?
--- Yes, but I can’t remember whether it is ____ Christmas when we were in college.
a. a, the b. the , a c. a, a d. a, /
85. ----You’d better keep quiet in class.
----Sometimes I ____. Yesterday, I was very quiet during my English class.
a. would b. do c. did d. have
86. ---Excuse me, is my breakfast ready? I have to go to an important conference.
--- Well, it won’t be____.
a. long b. easy c. fast d. enough
87. We must realize that _____ can do ____ job is suited to his brain and ability.
A. everyone ; that B. everyone ; whatever C. someone ; what D. someone ; which
88. There is not one of us ____ wishes to help you. We are doing our best.
a. who b. that c. as d. but
89. --- I really don’t know how to thank you enough.
---_____.
a. No problem b. Think nothing of it c. Not at all d. It doesn’t matter.
90. They’ve done quite well and should be encouraged to____.
a. carry it on b. take it up c. keep on it d. keep it up
91. The traveler drank up ____ little water there was left in the bottle.
a. in which b. that c. no matter how d. what
92. A book mark is something put between the pages of a book to mark the place.
Do you often have ___ to do so?
a. it b. one c. that d. this
93. ---Is there said ____ a house ____ down by him?
---I’ve never heard of that.
a./; burnt b. to be; burning c. to have; burnt d. to be ; burnt
94. At the meeting, the speaker spoke of something that had nothing to do with the study of English before he came to the _____.
a. importance b. topic c. subject d. point
95.Opposite to your conclusion, sir, I am sorry to say:____ to sunlight for too much will certainly do harm to people’s health.
a. Exposed b. Exposing c. Being exposed d. Be exposed
Answers:
96.---Helen returned home last night at last .
---Really ?Where __________?
A. was she B. has she been C. had she been D. would she be
97.---What do you think of the Prime Minister’s address to the nation ?
--- I like _____ of what he said .
A. more B. many C. few D. much
98. There is a constant flow of people from the countryside into the cities ,eager for the ____ of modern society .
A. benefits B. goods C. pleasure D. possessions
99. ---Why did she spend so much time searching shop after shop for a blouse ?
--- Oh, she was very _______ about her clothes .
A. special B. especial C. unusual D. particular
100.After driving for thirty miles , he suddenly realized that he ________ in the wrong direction .
A. had been driving B. was driving C. has been driving D. drove
101. You have made a few mistakes in your composition but ______ you have done well .
A. first of all B. on the whole C. on the other hand D. generally speaking
102.---Look ! You’ve made the same mistake again !
--- Oh no, not again !________ that mistake.
A. I always make B. I’m always making C. I’ve always made D. I always made
103.The train was ten minutes ______ time .They were surely to catch it .
A. after B. behind C. ahead of D. in
104. I _________ violin lessons every two weeks , but I think I’ll make it every week from next month.
A. am having B. have had C. have D. have been having
105.__________ , it began to run unexpectedly .
A. While he was cleaning the machine B. While cleaning the machine
C. To clean the machine D. He was cleaning the machine
106. Such ______ the case , I couldn’t help but ______ him .
A. being ; support B. is ; to support C. has been ; supporting D. be ; supported
107.---Look at the terrible situation I am in !If only I _____ your advice.
--- Don’t worry . Try again .
A. follow B. would follow C. had followed D. have followed
108.________ to somebody , a British person often shakes hands with the stranger.
A. Introducing B. To introduce C. To be introduced D. On being introduced
109.He traveled to many mountain villages and saw many poor children out of school. This experience ____ his life .
A. would change B. had changed C. was to change D. was changing
110.Only those ______ knew well could be let in .
A. what B. he C. which D. who
111.---Anything to ______ your present research work ?
--- A great deal , to tell you the truth.
A. follow B. deal with C. carry on D. do with
112.Not having been there before , he simply had no idea about the place , ______ is worth visiting .
A. which everyone says B. everyone says that
C. everyone thinks it D. what everyone said
113.Whenever I have an appointment, I’d like to arrive _______.
A. ahead of time a little B. a little time ahead
C. a little ahead of time D. ahead of a little time
114. Because she hates dishonesty, she is _____ on her son when he tells lies.
A. strict B. heavy C. hard D. tight
115. Glad to see you back. How long _______ in Japan?
A. did you stay B. have you stayed C. were you staying D. have you been staying
116. In front of ________ remained of my old house, I took some pictures ,which called up my childhood.
A. what B. the place C. where D. which
117.You were very clever to _____ him . He had cheated the rest of us .
A. look through B. see through C. look over D. see off
118.When we think of communication we _____ think of using words --- talking face to face , writing messages , and so on .
A. shortly B. probably C. practically D. normally
119.John ________ such a thing about you . He never speaks ill of you behind your back .
A. can’t have said B. might not have said C. couldn’t say D. mustn’t have said
120. People don’t want _______ another war.
A. there could be B. to be C. to have D. there to be
121.Besides the two others, there was still ______ third one who said he was _____ second to reach the top .
A. a ; a B. a ; the C. the ; the D. the ; a
122. ---Is your daily life _____ of other teens?
--- In many ways , yes .
A. like B. the same C. one D. the
123. However , at times this balance in nature is _____ , resulting in a number of possibly unforeseen effects .
A. troubled B. puzzled C. disturbed D. mixed
124. I always prefer starting early _____ leaving everything to the last minutes .
A. or else B. in case C. rather than D. for fear
125. Helen used to be very shy , but she has grown _______ it now .
A. without B. over C. away D. out of
126.---I’d like to have a piece of bread and two eggs.
--- Anything ______?
A. following B. follows C. to follow D. to be followed
127.---I am so tired , working all morning on the farm .
--- Why not take a rest ?
---_______________.
A. Because I cannot afford it B. Maybe I should
C. I don’t know D. Sorry , I cannot tell you
128.It was foolish of you to take a taxi ______ you could easily walk there in five minutes .
A. before B. till C. so that D. when
129.Taking this kind of medicine , if _______ , will possibly do him great harm .
A. to continue B. continued C. continuing D. having continued
130.______ friends Betty had made there were all invited to her birthday party .
A. Few of B. Few C. The few D. A few
131. If human beings had been a bit less greedy and cruel , more birds and animals _____ dying out .
A. ought to avoid B. could have been avoided
C. should have avoided D. might have avoided
132.She wants to find a job that her parents think _____ her.
A. fits B. fitting C. fit D. to fit
133.---I’ll talk to my son Bill about it as soon as possible . He usually listens .
--- We need _____ listening . We need action .
A. more than B. less than C. not more than D. no more than
134. The old man has one son and two daughters, _____ are kind to him , ____ makes her sad.
A. neither of them ; which B. all of whom ; which
C. none of them ; it D. none of whom ; which
135. I have no idea _____ they have kept in touch with me by writing letters since last year.
A. what B. how long C. why D. when
136.With a lot of difficult problems _______ , the newly-elected president is having a hard time .
A. settled B. settling C. to settle D. being settled
137.------ I hear the workers in this factory get paid by ______ week.
------ Correct, and most of them get about 300 yuan _____ week.
A. /; a B. the; / C. a; the D. the ; a
138.----- I’ll thank you _______ my affairs alone.
----- I will. It’s none of my business.
A. leaving B. to leave C. for leaving D. not to leave
139.Mrs Bush stood ______ for a moment when an old soldier suddenly appeared before her.
A. surprised B. surprising C. being surprised D. to be surprising
140.It was in the lab _____ was taken charge of by Prof. Haris _____ they did the experiment.
A. which; that B. that; which C. whom; that D. which; where
141.As we have planned, we’ll get to Beijing to attend her sister’s wedding party. We’ll visit our
mother school _____ we get there.
A. if B. when C once D. even if
142.The people invited to the ball may wear _____ they please.
A. whatever B. wherever C. whenever D. however
143.The woman carrying babies, come in first ,_____?
A. will you B. will they C don’t they D. don’t you
144.His strong Shangdong accent _____ him _____ when he told a lie.
A. put; off B. let; out C. gave ; away D. turned ; up
145.According to Bill Gates, the idea _____ we can play video games and receive E-mails without sitting at a keyboard will come true. However, it is unclear _____ this kind of computer will be on sale and ______ it will cost.
A. which; that; what B. /; whether; how much C. that; ; when; what D. that; that; how much
146.-----Do you think living in the country has advantages?
-----______.
A. Yes, perfectly B. Yes, it is C. Nothing at all D. Well, that depends
147.I wonder why you won’t do it as ______ and it’s the third time you have done so.
A. told you B. be told C. told to D. you told
148.----- Would you agree with what I said just now?
----- ________.
A. Who cares? B. Never. C. You took the words right out of my mouth
D. I don’t know whether it’ll work or not
149.It is required that the subject referred _____ immediately.
A. is discussed B. to being discussed C. be discussed D. to be discussed
150.The bronze mirror of the Han Dynasty on show in Shanghai Museum is ____ the one Sam saw.
A. two thirds the size of B. two thirds as much as C. as two thirds big as
D. the two thirds size of
151.I really don’t know how you _____ their constant quarrelling.
A. put up B. put away C. put by D. put up with
152.Suddenly a boy skater fell into the cold water. Almost at the same time, many people _______.
A. rushed for help B. came for the boy’s rescue C. came for his help D. got to the boy’s rescue
153.----- You may laugh, but I’ve been thinking of becoming a vegetarian.
----- Oh, you ____ be out of your mind. You will be hungry all the time.
A. must B. may C. will D. should
154.I _____ to telephone a friend in New York for the last two hours but the line is still engaged.
A. tried B. have been trying C. had been trying D. had tried
155.Mr Smith sold that magnificent cottage of his on the sea _____ 2,000,000 dollars.
A. at B. for C. to D. by
156.-----Why didn’t you turn up at the meeting?
----- I _____ for a long-distance call from my cousin in England.
A. waited B. had waited C. was waiting D. have been waiting
157.Scientists believe native Americans arrived by crossing the land bridge that connected Siberia and _____ 10,000 years.
A. this is Alaska B. Alaska is now C. is now Alaska D. what is now Alaska
158.---- I put him down for a well-educated man.
----- ________?
----- I mean that he’s a well-educated man.
A. Speak louder, will you B. I beg your pardon C. What’s that D. Will you repeat word for word
159.----Why! Where’s my passport? Maybe I left it on the plane.
----- My Goodness! You _____ things behind.
A. had never left B. didn’t leave C. never left D. haven’t left
160. _____ Mary _____ Sue knows nothing about the matter, _____ they didn’t come to the school last Friday.
A. Either; or; because B. Both; and ; as C. Neither; nor; since D. Not only; but ; for
161.You can’t imagine that rates eat 40 to 50 times _____.
A. in weight B. by weight C. of weight D. their weight
162.Carol said that the work would be well done by the end of October, _____ personally I wondered completely.
A. which B. at which C. in which D. for witch
163. In October the citizens of Shanghai were always in high spirits, for pieces of exciting news came to the city ____.
A. step by step B. one by one C. little by little C. one after another
164. You must get up earlier to catch the first train, _____?
A. needn’t you B. mustn’t you C. will you D. won’t you
165.Would you mind giving me ______ on the subject before I write the composition?
A. a few more advice B. a little more advice C. a little more advices D. a few more advices
II. 完形填空
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The night was dark, though sometimes the moving clouds allowed a star or two to be seen in the sky. The poor men held on to any bit of ___1__ they could find. They called to the Marie for ___2__, but she was far ___3__ the reach of the human voice. At one o’clock in the ___4__ the water was getting ___5__, and even worse a strong ___6__ had begun to blow. Suddenly ___7__ were seen in the distance: another ship! The shouts of the ___8__ were heard on board, and willing hands pulled them out of the water. The ___9__ of the ship that had so ___10__ arrived on the scene in time to save their lives was the Ellen. What had brought her to the exact spot through the darkness and the pathless sea? Her captain had known ____11__ of the wreck and had, indeed, attempted to sail away from it. But let him speak for himself.
“I was forced by the wind,” he said long afterwards, ” to ___12__ my course. Just as I did it, a small ___13__ flew across the ship once or twice and then ___14__ at my face. I took ___15__ of this until exactly the same thing happened a ___16__ time, which caused me to think it rather ___17__. While I was thus ___18__ it, the same bird, for the third time, made its appearance and flew about in the same way as before. I was then ___19__ to change my course back to the original one. It had not gone far ___20__ I heard strange noises; and when I tried to make sure where they came from, I found I was in the middle of people who had been shipwrecked. I immediately did my best to save them.”
| 1. A. cloth | B. flower | C. paper | D. wood |
| 2. A. food | B. help | C. rest | D. stop |
| 3. A. between | B. out | C. beyond | D. in |
| 4. A. afternoon | B. noon | C. morning | D. midnight |
| 5. A. colder | B. deeper | C. saltier | D. warmer |
| 6. A. smoke | B. wave | C. sand | D. wind |
| 7. A. people | B. lights | C. ships | D. houses |
| 8. A. sailors | B. captains | C. birds | D. swimmers |
| 9. A. name | B. owner | C. captain | D. designer |
| 10. A. slowly | B. early | C. immediately | D. fortunately |
| 11. A. everything | B. nothing | C. something | D. anything |
| 12. A. continue | B. sail | C. change | D. turn |
| 13. A. fish | B. fly | C. plane | D. bird |
| 14. A. flew | B. stopped | C. stayed | D. looked |
| 15. A. no care | B. good care | C. no notice | D. some notice |
| 16. A. good | B. second | C. third | D. long |
| 17. A. interesting | B. funny | C. common | D. unusual |
| 18. A. searching | B. expecting | C. considering | D. studying |
| 19. A. decided | B. advised | C. persuaded | D. invited |
| 20. A. when | B. while | C. as | D. after |
We had just taken off from Athens and found ourselves under the control of two hijackers (劫机者).
I was 1 serving the first-class passengers 2 I was forced against the door. 3 kicked me in the chest, and I 4 a gun at my head.
Two men, very excited, were 5 Arabic at me. I said, "I can speak 6 ," one of the hijackers replied in 7 German, "Open the door. We come to 8 ." The other was holding some grenades (手榴弹), the pins (弹栓) 9 and bitten between his teeth.
I 10 the key to the driving room, and the hijackers started 11 and kicking at the door. "Captain," I shouted, "Open up!" Suddenly the 12 flew back, knocking a grenade pin out of the hijacker's 13 . Instinctively (本能地) I picked it up and 14 it back between his teeth.
In the room they said, "Beirut, Beirut," but they spoke almost no English. I was translating everything 15 , and the hijackers were beating the flight engineer with a pistol (手枪). Captain John Testrake said, "OK, we're going to Beirut, but we 16 get flight clearance." They said, "No. You fly to Beirut with a map. 17 . We went into a 180-degree turn, and 18 one hijacker held his pistol.
The crew wanted to see if we had enough fuel to make Beirut, but the hijackers said, "It doesn't matter. Go until the fuel runs out." Every time copilot Philip picked up a 19 , they frightened him with a gun. I was crying and shaking, and the German-speaker said, "What are you 20 about? I'm not going to hurt you."
1.A.seldom B. then C. now D. usually
2.A.after B. before C. when D. while
3. A. Someone B. The hijackers C. One hijacker D. A passenger
4. A. watched B. found C. glanced D. felt
5. A. translating B. shouting C. writing D. calling
6. A. German B. English C. Arabic D. French
7. A. rough B. broken C. simple D. excellent
8.A.beat B. knock C. die D. strike
9.A.come B. supported C. removed D. turned
10.A.did have B. could have C. couldn't have D. didn't have
11. A. knocking B. striking C. pushing D. pulling
12.A.pin B. pistol C. door D. map
13.A.hand B. mouth C. clothes D. pocket
14. A. struck B. put C. threw D. knocked
15.A. into German B. from English C. into Arabic D. from German
16. A. may B. have to C. can D. ought to
17.A. So we did B. So did we C. Nor we did D. Nor did we
18. A. all the time B. from time to time C. at one time D. at a time
19.A. tool B. map C. radio D. book
20. A. certain B. nervous C. frightening D. worried
III. 阅读理解
A
A Battery’s Worst Nightmare (噩梦)
Portable electronics that can be carried about easily are only as good as their batteries and, let’s face it, batteries aren’t very good, especially when compared with, say, petrol, which packs 100 times a battery’s energy into an equal space. That’s why a large group of mechanical engineers (centered at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but with partners at other universities and companies) are hard at work in an effort to replace batteries with a tiny engine that runs on fuel. Imagine a battery-free life! When the fuel runs out in your laptop or mobile phone, you just fill up and go.
The engine—about the size of a ten-cent coin—starts with a combustion chamber (燃烧室) that burns hydrogen (氢) . Its tiny parts are etched onto silicon wafers (硅片) in the same manner that computer parts are imprinted onto integrated circuits (集成电路). The first engine is made up of five wafers. And since these wafers could be produced in much the same way as computer chips, they could probably be produced quite cheaply.
But the devil in all this nice detail is efficiency（效率）. Tiny engine parts don’t always behave like their scaled-up parts of the first engine. Something between the parts can slow down the works, according to Columbia University professor Luc Frechette, one of the engine’s designers. Extreme heat from the combustion chamber is also a problem, often leaking to other parts of the engine.
The scientists’ goal is to create an engine that will operate at 10 percent efficiency —that is, 10 times better than batteries operate. Frechette says that a complete system, with all parts of place and working, will be set up in the next couple of years, but commercial models aren’t like until at least the end of the next ten years.
1. According to the passage, the title suggests that ________
A. batteries should be greatly improved B. petrol will be used instead of batteries
C. the time of batteries will be gone forever D. pollution caused by batteries must be solved
2. What’s the meaning of the underlined word “devil” in paragraph 3?
A. problem B. advantage C. invention Ｄ. technique
3. What can we infer from the passage?
A. The new invention doesn’t need any fuel.
B. The new engine has been produced in quantity.
C. The new invention is much cheaper than the battery.
D. The new engine needs to be improved before it’s on sale
4. What is the main purpose of this passage?
A. To introduce a new invention to readers.
B. To persuade readers not to use batteries.
C. To show us how the new invention works.
D. To declare when the engine will be on sale.
B
Starting school late should be the guiding principle (原则) for high schools around the Puget Sound District. Next year, Seattle’s Nathan Hale High School will join the growing list of schools starting a little later to allow students an hour’s extra sleep. As a national research has shown, a later start time benefits students both in learning and physical development.
For school leaders, it isn’t easy to make the change. Bus schedules have to be rearranged, sometimes presenting the districts with a choice of keeping traditional starting times at high schools or forcing elementary students to start much earlier. Some sports practice and event schedules can also be affected.
Around Puget Sound District, the Bainbridge Island School and Inglemoor High School and Mercer Island High School have either moved starting time later or created flexible (灵活的)schedules for students. Two of the Seattle district’s high schools, Summit and The Center School, already start at 9 a. m.
There are excellent reasons for such moves. Scientists have found that teenagers’ bodies usually aren’t ready for sleep until around 11 p. m. And the teens can sleep deeply until 8 a.m. A study in Minnesota found that students earned slightly better grades and experienced less depression (抑郁). There was also a significant improvement in school dropout rates. Other studies have suggested that teenagers with enough sleep relate better to their peers and their parents. These advantages are increasingly well known. Nathan Hale officials have been tracking the studies for six years. But change isn’t happening rapidly, if at all.
Some of the lack of rush to make changes comes from comfort with the existing condition. Parents - like the school leaders - are used to the present schedules. In Edina, Minnesota, however, parents quickly came to like the 8:30 a. m. start. A survey showed that 92 percent of parents preferred the schools’ new time to the previous 7:20 a. m. class bell.
Any school action that can deal with such difficult problems as depression and dropouts , while helping students with grades and getting along with parents, is one that is worthy of serious attention in every school district. Teenagers have adapted (使适应) their sleep needs to school schedules for generations. It’s time that more schools put the students’ needs first.
5.What is the writer’s attitude toward the change in school time?
A. He is in favor of it. B. He seems to object to it.
C. He is unconcerned with it. D. He is doubtful about it.
6. We can infer from the passage that .
A. starting school early can improve students’ health
B. some schools haven’t put starting school late into practice
C. sleeping late can provide the students more time to read books
D. more parents are supporting the traditional starting school time
7. Which of the following could be the best title of the passage?
A. Better Late Than Early B. On Keeping Late Hours
C. The Earlier, the Better D. Better Late Than Never
C
In the same way that a child must be able to move his arms and legs before he can learn to walk, the child must physiologically be able to produce and experience particular emotions (feelings) before these emotions can be modified through learning. Psychologists have found that there are two basic processes by which learning takes place. One kind of learning is called “ classical conditioning” . This occurs when one event or stimulus(刺激) is consistently paired with, or followed by, a reward or punishment. It is through classical conditioning that a child learns to associate ( connect) his mother’s face and voice with happiness and love, for he learns that this person provides food and comfort. Negative( 消极的) emotions are learned in a similar fashion.
The second kind of learning is called “operant conditioning.” This occurs when an individual (person) learns to do things that produce rewards in his environment and learns not to do things that produce punishments. For example, if a mother always attends to her baby when he cries and cuddles him until he is quiet, she may teach him that if he cries he will get attention from mother. Thus, the baby will learn to increase his crying in order to get more attention.
Every day, we grow and have new experiences. We constantly learn by reading, watching television, interacting with other people, and so forth. This learning affects our emotions. Why is it that we learn to like some people and dislike others? If a person is nice to us, cares about us, we learn to associate this person with positive feelings, such as joy, happiness, and friendliness. On the other hand, if a person is mean to us, docs not care about us, and even deliberately does things to harm us, we learn to associate this person with negative feelings, such as unhappiness, discomfort, and anger.
8. The author’ s main purpose in writing the passage is to __
A. teach children how to learn to produce and experience certain emotions
B. give the general reader an account of two basic kinds of learning
C. give parents some advice on how to modify their children' s emotions through learning
D. discuss with psychologists how positive and negative feelings are produced
9. If your jokes often find a ready echo (回音)in a person, you will learn through__________
that telling jokes to this person is fun, and you will try with greater efforts to be humorous in his presence.
A. classical conditioning
B. operant conditioning
C. neither of them
D. some other sorts of conditioning
10. If a child is bitten or startled several times by a dog, he may learn to associate furry animals with pain or startle and thus develop a fear of furry animals. This is a typical example of learning through_____________________
A. classical conditioning B. operant conditioning
C. both of them D. neither of them
11. In the third paragraph, the author is__________________________
A. discussing how we grow and have new experiences every day
B. talking about learning to modify emotions through operant conditioning
C. concentrating（集中） on learning by reading, watching television, interacting with people, and so on
D. using examples to further illustrate learning through classical conditioning
12. In the following paragraphs the author will most probably go on to discuss______________
A. definitions of positive feelings and negative feelings
B. the third kind of learning
C. further examples of learning through operant conditioning
D. none of the above
D
A number of words, like the tails of kites, somehow get tied to the word "dead"--words such as "dead ringer", "deadwood", "deadbeat", "dead end", etc.
Dying is an unpleasant experience. Why we think about it--it is something that should happen to nobody. Yet, the word “dead” has given American English some of its liveliest expressions.
One of the first seems to have arisen in England more than 600 years ago. There was a saying among people that something was “as dead as a doornail”.
It is difficult to explain why a doornail is deader than anything else. One can only guess. Perhaps the continual pounding on a doornail would surely put an end to it. One guess is no
worse than another.
Nevertheless, the expression, "dead as a doornail," crossed the ocean and settled down among the American people, who use the word "dead" in endless ways.
For example, Americans say a car that will not start is dead as a doornail. And if it does get moving it may take you down a “dead end” street. Finally, you will find yourself “dead tired”,
because your engine is making so much noise that you may end in a "dead heat" --or "dead tie" --with the police who are after you. They may not perhaps, be friendly. They look you over
carefully, with suspicion, for they think you are a "dead ringer" for some escaped criminal (罪犯) who looks like your twin brother.
This is a most unhappy situation. Only a "deadhead" would reject （refuse to accept）this good advice--turn the car in and get a new one, even if you are "dead broke".
You can always borrow the money from friends, unless you are known to be a “deadbeat” --a man who never pays back. You can prove they are “ dead wrong” by paying back the money
you borrowed !
13. According to the passage we know that____________________
A. people still don’t know why the word "dead" is used
B. people can say for sure why the word "dead" is used
C. "dead" is a pleasant word
D. the word "dead" is popular in England
14. The sentence “One guess is no worse than another.” in the fourth paragraph means___________
A. one guess is better than another
B. you can guess in any way
C. one guess is as good as another
D. one guess is as bad as another
15. The police will look you over carefully, when________________________
A. they think you are very like some escaped criminal
B. your engine is making too much noise
C. they find you are just the man they want
D. your twin brother is a criminal
16. It can be inferred that___________________
A. you can borrow the money from friends unless you pay them back
B. you can’t borrow the money from friends unless you pay them back
C. you can borrow the money from friends unless you are a man who pays back
D. you can’t borrow the money from friends, unless you are a man who never pays back
17. What is the passage mainly about?
A. The word “dead” has given American English some of its liveliest expressions.
B. It is difficult to explain why people use the word “dead”.
C. The word “dead” is mostly used in the U. S.
D. Don’t be a “deadbeat”, otherwise, you can't borrow money from friends.
E
Linguists(语言学家)believe that the languages of about one-third of the human race all developed from one Indo-European language .But who were the speakers of this ancient language? Linguistic detective work offers some clues. It’s sometimes said that you can deduce (推断) a people’s history from the words they use. Study of some fifty ancient vocabularies has led to a reconstruction of the lifestyle of the first Indo-European, a vanished (消失的) people. From the words they used, it seems likely that they lived a half-settled, half-nomadic (游牧的) existence. They had horses, oxen, and sheep. They plowed, planted, worked leather, and wove wool. They worshipped gods who are clear ancestors of Indian, Mediterranean, and Celtic deities (神). However, exactly who the original Indo-Europeans were and when they lived remains a hotly debated mystery. According to an early theory, they lived in Mesopotamia, but this idea was exploded by nineteenth-century archaeology (考古学). Today, some argue for the Krugan culture of the Russian steppes, others for the farming culture of the Danube valley. The most widely accepted theory locates the Indo-Europeans in a cold, northern climate where common words for snow and wolf were important. None of these prehistoric languages had word for the sea. From this, and from our knowledge of nature it is clear that the Indo-Europeans must have lived somewhere in northern central Europe.
18.According to the writer, what has helped us understand the lifestyle of the original Indo-Europeans ?
A. Studying their writings. B. Studying prehistoric languages.
C. Studying their gods D. Studying ancient climate data.
19. Which of the following best explains the meaning of the word “explode” as it is used in the text?
A. To develop what has already existed there better or further.
B. To study carefully what has been thought o be a rule or a theory.
C. To explain exactly what people still have some misunderstandings about.
D. To prove what many people think or believe , is wrong or not true.
20. What do some people think that the Krugan culture might be?
A. A tribe that lived in Mesopotamia. B. A farming culture in the Danube valley
C. The original Indo-Europeans. D. A tribe that lived near a sea.
21. Where do you think this passage probably appeared ?
A. In an article meant for a general readers. B. In an article meant for linguists
C. In an article for specialists in archaeology D. In an article for specialists in history.
F
Springtime in Paris
Department: May 5, 12,119 and June 9
4 days for $129 per person
Paris in springtime was, is and always will be, something rather special. Why not experience it for yourself with this excellent break for four days? This attractive city has something o offer everyone and with prices at just $129 it’s great value too.
Your break begins with executive coach transfer from regional pick-up points and travel to Paris is via cross-channel ferry, arriving at your hotel in the evening. The Ibis is an excellent quality hotel with private facilities in all rooms: satellite TV, radio, telephone and alarm clock. It has a bar and restaurant and is situated about two miles south of Notre Dame enabling you to explore Paris with ease.
The following day , after continental breakfast (included), the coach takes you on a comprehensive sightseeing tour of the city, during which you will see the Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysees, L’Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre, in fact almost every famous landmark you will ever have heard of. You then leave Paris and take a short drive to the magnificent Palace of Versailles, the home of Louis XIV. The tour ends mid-afternoon back in Paris where you will have the remainder of the day at your leisure. In the evening there is a ‘Paris By Night’ tour showing you the beautiful buildings with bright lights.
Day three takes you to Montmartre, perhaps the most picturesque quarter of Paris and home of the Sacre Coeur and the Moulin Rouge. In the afternoon you are free to explore this beautiful city as you wish, perhaps a pleasure voyage on the River Sein, wander around the picturesque gardens or look through among the antique shops. In the evening you will have the opportunity to visit the best night-club in the city, the splendid Patin. On the final day it’s back to the UK via channel ferry.
Included in the price of $129 per person:
﹡Return executive coach travel to Paris
﹡Return ferry crossings
﹡3 nights accommodation in a twin bedded room in a Central Paris hotel with private facilities
﹡Continental breakfast during your stay
﹡Guided sightseeing tour of ‘Paris By Day’and ‘Paris By Night’
﹡Visit to Chateau of Versailles (admission not included)
﹡Tour on Montmartre
﹡Services of an experienced bi-lingual tour at all times
22.This advertisement is mainly ____________________.
A. to tell tourists the route to Paris B. to show the price of traveling to Paris
C. to introduce the city of Paris D. to attract tourists to Paris
23. During the stay in Paris, the tourists will ________________.
A. have a free time of half day B. have a ‘Paris By Night’ on the first evening
C. have a pleasure voyage on the River Seine together
D. live in a hotel two miles away from Paris
24. The underlined word “quarter” is used in the text to refer to______________.
A. a period of time B. district C. fourth part D. exhibition
25. After paying $129, the tourists will have to pay _______in Paris.
A. the continental breakfasts B. tour on Montmartre
C. admission ticket to Chateau of Versailles D. services of a bi-lingual tour guide
26. We learn from the text that_______________.
A. the tourists can telephone in Ibis without paying
B. the tourists will spend the night in Paradis Latin on the third day
C. Palace of Versailles is not in the centre of Paris
D. it will take you a long time to get to Montmartre from Paris
G
Just a few weeks ago eight graffiti (乱画) gang members were convinced (宣判有罪) of causing ￡5,000 worth of damage on the London Underground. They are among more than 70 graffiti artists thought to be operating in London today. Most are aged under 20.
Graffiti artists, or “graffers”, operate in many British towns. They often work at night, covering walls, trains and railway stations with bright paintings or scrawls in spray paint and mark pen.
Some people regard graffiti as a form of vandalism (破坏公物的行为). London Underground says that rail-users find it ugly and unpleasant. It spends ￡2m a year dealing with graffiti, and has even introduced trains with graffiti—resistant paint. “We don’t think it’s artistic or creative—it’s vandalism. It’s ugly and unpleasant.” Says Serena Holley, a spokeswoman for London Underground.
British Transport Police has a graffiti unit designed to catch graffers in the act. It spent five months finding the eight graffiti gang.
Graffiti art can also be a dangerous pastime. London Underground says that some teenagers have died in accidents during night graffiti ‘attack’.
However, others say that graffiti at its best is an art form. Art galleries in London and New York have exhibited work by increasingly famous graffiti artists. “ Of course graffiti is art. There is no question about that. “ says David Grob, director of the Grob Gallery in London. Even some of those who think graffiti is wrong admit that graffers are talented. “ It’s just that their artistic talent is the wrong direction,” says Barry Kogan, a lawyer who defended Declan Rooney, one of the gang members.
There is a difference between ‘good graffiti’ and vandalism, says Dean Colman, a 24-year-old graffiti artist. “I’d never spray private property, like someone’s house. There’s a big difference between that and graffiti which can brighten up grey walls.”
Dean makes a living as a graffiti artist. His days of illegal spraying are behind him, he says. He has worked on a television programme about graffiti, designed a series of government posters, and decorated night clubs. He has exhibited his works at Battersea Arts Centre in London, and he has taught graffiti-spraying in youth clubs.
Dean sees himself as an artist, and thinks that graffiti art does not get due recognition. “There’s no graffiti art in the Tate Gallery and there should be,” he says. “Graffiti is worth our attention just like any other art form.”
27.The British Transport police___________.
A. have killed some “graffers” by accident
B. don’t know what to do about the problem
C. spent a lot of time trying to catch a group of graffiti artists
D. have recently criticized the behaviour of the London Underground
28.The lawyer who defended one of the convicted graffiti artists thinks they________.
A. should not have been convicted B. should show their work in art galleries
C. should use their abilities in different ways.
D. should be more careful when working in the underground
29. Dean Colman___________.
A. has never broken the law
B. is worried about young people taking up graffite-spraying
C. is concerned about how little he earns from his work with graffiti
D. would like to see graffiti taken more seriously by the art world
30. We can learn from the passage that_________.
A. people all over the world think graffiti is harmful to the society
B. artists think that graffiti should treated as a real art form.
C. David Grob says that his gallery has collected some good graffiti works
D. the graffiti gang members refuse to study in colleges or work as an artist
IV. 短文改错
1
The study of color is fascinating mixture of scientific fact 1._____________
and emotional guesswork. It is interested to look back in 2.____________
history, and to try to guess what colors mean to 3.____________
the first humans. Blue and green are common or 4.____________
familiar colors. We have “safe” meanings for us. 5.____________
Blue makes us think the sky and the sea. Green is the 6.____________
color of growing plants. But red is rare in the nature. 7.____________
It is the color of blood and meat, of hunting or of 8.____________
injury. It is also the color of fire. The darkest 9.____________
nights are black---a color often associated in fear. 10.____________
2
I’m a boy from North Cardian, my name is Charlie. I’m very 1.____________
delighted to write to you. My great grandmother Katey was 2.___________
going to celebrate her 90th birthday on this March 5th. 3.___________
I want to give her a nice surprise, and would you be
kind enough to send her the birthday card? If Katey 4.___________
receive a birthday card from President, that would be the greatest 5.___________
present for her birthday.
My great grandmother Katey is a health lady at the age of 90. 6.___________
she had been a teacher for 50 years in the place where used to be 7.___________
a poor area. She accepted the three homeless children and 8.____________
brought us up by hard work. She is a great mother. So, I’m sure you 9.____________
would be happy to send a birthday card to so respectable a lady at such an 10.____________
advanced age, wouldn’t you? Thank you very much.
3
It is easier to go downhill than to climb uphill;
so it is easier to fall into bad habits than into
good ones. Bad habits do not come suddenly.
They come little by a little without one being aware of 1._______
their dangerous. Schoolboys first pick up a little 2._______
in school and on the streets. While they cannot 3._______
do their homework, they copy their schoolmates. 4._______
If they will see bigger boys smoking , they also 5._______
want to learn to smoke. If they see their friends 6._______
gambling (赌博)， they want to gamble, either. 7._______
When they get bigger, the habits became stronger 8._______
and stronger, so that they can no more get rid of 9._______
them. From copy, they learn to steal; from gambling, 10.______
they learn to cheat. At last, they become distrusted
by everybody. How necessary it is that we get rid of
the bad habits in the beginning.
4
A female panda , it fell into the Dadu River in 1._______
Southwest China Sichuan Province, was rescued by 2._______
local villagers in Luding County and is now at the Chengdu Zoo,
full recovered .It was named after the county where it was rescued. 3._______
It happened in early October when villagers came to the banks
of the Dadu as usually to cut firewood , they sighted a stump-like 4._______
thing floating in the water. On realizing was a panda struggling 5._______
to get it out ,they jumped in to rescue it. Finally they managed to 6._______
pull it onto the bank, where they wrapped it in their own clothes to 7._______
keep themselves warm . Local officials , who praised the 8._______
villagers for the rescue , said that the panda probably was slid 9._______
into the river while came down one of the mountain nearby. 10.______
5
It's well knowing that the Yellow River is the 1. _____
second largest river in China. Though my hometown 2. _____
was close to her, but I had little chance to enjoy 3. _____
myself at her beautiful scenery. What pity! 4. _____
To my great joy, we were told that we would go there
and have a good look at lovely river on Sunday. 5. _____
It took us quite a few hour's ride to reach the 6. _____
bank of the river, there we saw " the Chunu Spring" 7. _____
. It is one of the most famous hot springs there.
The water of the spring was so clear as we couldn't help 8. ______
diving into it. Our head teacher, together with us, swam
happily. Floated on the water, I looked around. We were 9. ______
surrounded by the great mountains.
Then we got on some small boats. We had been longing
to floating on the Mother River. Seeing her powerful 10. ______
and attractive beauty. I felt proud of being one of current her sons.
参考答案
I. 单项填空
1—5 DBABB 6—10 CDDAA 11—15 ABCBA 16—20 CACBC 21—25 BABBC 26—30 CDBDA 31—35 ABBCA 36—40 CCCAD 41—45 BDCAC 46~50 BAABD 51~55CBBCD 56~60 DDDBC 61~65CBDDB 66~70BBDBA 71~75 ACDAC 76~80 BADBA 81~85 CAACB 86~90 ABDBD 91~95 DBDDC 96—100 CDADA 101—105 BBBDA 106—110 ACDCB 111—115DACCA 116—120 ABDAD 121—125 BCCCD 126—130 CBDBC 131—135 DAADC 136—140 CDBAA 141—145 BAACC 146—150 DCCDA 151—155 DBABB 156—160 CDBCD 161—165 DBDBB
II. 完形填空
A: 1. D 2. B 3. C 4. C 5. A 6. D 7. B 8. D 9. A 10. D 11. B 12. C 13. D 14. A 15. C 16. B 17. D 18. C 19. C 20. A
B: 1—5 .BCA DB 6—10 .ADCCD 11—15 BCBBD 16—20 BAACB
III. 阅读理解
A: 1—4 . CADA B: 5—7 . A B A C: 8—12 BBADC D:13—17 ABABA E: 18—21 BDCA F: 22—26 DABCC G: 27—30 CCDB
IV. 短文改错
1
1. fascinating 前加a 2. interested---interesting 3. mean---meant
4. or---and 5. We---They 6. think后加of
7. 去掉the 8. √ 9. injury---injuries 10. in---with
2
1. my---and my 2. was---is 3. 去on 4. the---a 5. receive---receives
6. health---healthy 7. where---which/ that 8. 去the
9. us---them 10. √
3
1. 去掉a 2. dangerous---danger 3. While---When
4. copy 后加from 5. 去掉 will 6. √
7. either –--too 8. became –-- become
9. more –-- longer 10. copy –-- copying
4
1. it --- which 2. China---China’s 3. full---fully
4. usually--- usual 5. was前加 it 6. 去掉第一个it
7. √ 8. themselves---it 9.去掉was 10. came--- coming
5
1. knowing—known 2. largest--longest 3. 去掉but
4. What 后加 a 5. lovely 前加 the 6. hour's –hours'
7. there—where 8. as –that
9. √ 10. floating—float