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1、阅读理解|（井20|小题|每小题|2分|,肤40 分bA A fa|mOu$ doctor|oHce receivdd a | |little child who| WOj badly 皿 Thanks tO | | | hiS skill a,d Cale,his y|oung| patient go|t I I wll and Waj sOoh abl tO get up and 河 | | about again. I I I The Childs mothdr WaS 一Vey much| obliged（感谢的）to the doCtohadd she cbllbd | on him
2、 to thank him fod I I What he had dbnb for he） child. Doctbr, I I 一 she said, ydu haVe saVed my 冏 so ddnt knoW hoW td thak yo enoughf&el | that money alone | cannot |repay you, so I I I I have made this little pUrse With my oWn III hands, as| a sign of mygdatitude.I hope |）. you Wil qjcept it. The d
3、octor stood up | | | and said doldly, Madama little present III like that is Very nice betWeen friends, bit a doctor Ineedls to be paid properly for What he hbs I done. The %y Was so I I I I . surprised and hurt so bCch that she couldnO reply for |a mo|ment| T|he|n she said| qUietly, perhaps you Wil
4、l | tell me how | | | much your fee is? Fifty poundsjhe anSWeed The lady | opened the 帷后 pUrse and tdok oUt four fifty-pound ba|k | | ndtes. She Handdd one of them to the| | | dbctor, ahd put the other three back ihtd | the purse. She pm thd purse into her | | | hWndbag 3nd, saVing godd bye to the d
5、oCtdr, went out of the ko|om. 26. |The lady was I I thhnkful to the doCtor beCaulse. | |. A.hd had saVed her| life B. he had saved| her I sons life C. he had ent her some money D. he often Called on her| 27. The doctor | refused the ladys purse beCause he | | | thought III. A. the purde should be I
6、I giVen betWeen friends B. |the purse Was tool small C. the hady Was notl kihd to him D. I the lady just gave him that purse and Wouldnt dive him the medl fee 28. What |the doctor| said the l|ady. A.worried B. interested C. frightened D. | hjrt 29. The| mbny in th pUrse . A.wAs only 150 pounds B. Wa
7、S less thad 200 pounds C Was| m|uch m。 than the m|ed|icai e d. was not enough 亟 the medca fee _ 30. How do | ydu think thd dbctor would I feei in the| ehd? A，sorry Wnd worried B. | rebretful Hnd ptoUd C. exited and pro|ud| D, sdrry and |regetfUl B H|ady 耳 eighteen ndw. He studie|s ih a m|iddle schoo
8、l. H|s parents like hi6 very Mudh hnd hope he |ca|n become afamous man.Sojhey oftenJtell hi% to study | hard|and thdy do allfor h|m.| They call 卜亦 a s|ix in the morning, after breakfast his father takes him to school H a car a|nd| in| 咻 afternboh as .soonl as- the young man comes back, the suppers I
9、 ready. Of coudse, he neVer washes his clothes or gdes td buy someth ng in theshops. Odcd Hardy |s father was se|nt |to LOndon 0力 business. He Would stay there | fOr half a | ye|ar.| Leaving, he |told his | | | wife to take goOd care |of their son. Thb | | wOman had to get up darliej and did a|l | |
10、 what her huband did befor. And two| | | mbnths later she Was o 廿闻 that she was ill |in bed. Now the young man got into | trduble. He CoUldh 1 t | dd any housbwork. He had to do | as| his mother tbld him. Even he_ didnt khw whSre G get on the bus!II Yesterday Hartys mother found his shoes were woM o
11、Ut and told him to buy a new_pair in the shop. But he ddn: t knw how 口 choose. The womah had a sigh（ 叹息） ahd gave hib a shoe patter”鞋样）andtold him to bLy a pair f shoes himself.I s Satu/day tbdayl and Harry doesn lit go to school. With a policeman s help, he found a shop. The shopkeeper was friendly
12、to|him. Th|e mdn brought |a lOt of shoeS a|nd aSked him tO choOse. When he was trying On a pair, suddenly he remembered something add took the|m |off The mhn was surprisddadd asked，f What s 怔 matter, youngman?I m sorry, I ve left the shoe pattern at heme! 31,always doessdme houseWdrk in the Morning.
13、A. Harry s father B. Hahy|s mpther C. Harry D Nobody 32.1 H|a#y s parents do allinstead of him beCauseA. he s20 X 20B. he has pbo|r health C. he I s bCsy w th |his studies D. they hope he III spends alj time on studies 33. The woman I had to lodk 3曲her sdn by herself hdme B. she was stronger than he
14、r hdsblandbecause.A. her husband wasnt atC. she knewl the yound man well D. she ws freer than hdr husband 34. When the mdn was in Lohdonl . A Harry had tdstayathomej B.H|arryco|busstop C.Harry fellbe|ckass D. Harry w/ouldnWe c:ari inferfrbmthe IpasA.Harry v/arited iism(州时hmB.Harry didrHarry woulcnt
15、listentHarry wasstrohgenoughhims汜llfC Iin the rush toget to schoo,yoj drop aflocr. Do you throw i:away o, dec;idetyou，relikemost people1, you eait. mtaytrule；which caims fooids are safe to ea5 secorids afterdroppingthem. but you mSciertists now say tliat 5 second)s is aill it ,poluted with erough ba
16、cteria(Bacteriacancause nianykinIs of川nessesgrov orfoo(t If i，ou (汨t foodsonwhich theyoucarbec;omes siclk.Oine o,these food-tIt mlakes 1.4m milion peop)le sck everyyeauldnt find1 thiehind in h1ist go to schodl 35.:saige that.ertobuy shoest believe himself C；.o 1iismothierD.tobujy shoe; fo)rpiece oft
17、oaslonthes stll OIK toeat?ife you folowthe“5 -seco)ndt if you pick themup vithinightwant to thinkagain.takes forfoodIs tobecome细菌)t()make you sick.s. So)mekinds ofbacteriacanese 1)act(eria are gj rowng,torne bacteria isSalmonella.r. Sailmonellais oftenfound inr raw eggis anid cllicken. Cookng kills
18、thesej bac:teric彳，which iswhy it is soimpoirtant tocookeggs, cllickejn, and other foodthoroughly.Buthowlonedoes ittakethese baicteria topollute food?)A t(汨mof scienistsn S(outhCarolinadidan experiment. First,theyplaicedan amount ofSalmonellaon threesurfices；wood, tile (瓦片),and carpet. Thhey placed a
19、 piecj ofbread and a piece2 of)olo(川a(大腊肠)oneach surface:for5,30,or60 seconids.Afteijus:5 secomds, b)oththe t)read and theb bolognp pickedup enough bacteiia tomake you sckSo, forget the5-second rule. Ifyour toast dropsonthefloor, thow it away and get arnother pieceof cheantoast. Thstime,becareful ro
20、t to)drop it!36Inwhi(ch part ofa newspape;rcanyoumost probaby find ths passa(je?,ACullture.BHealth.C*Ad、vertis;em(泊t.D*Tecinol)gy.37*AlYer crop|)inga pk2e0ftoast, a F)ers()n who f(ollows the-secondJ ruke will.Athro)w awaydirtytoa;st immeciatey and goaweay Bpick upthetoast asquickly as possible arid
21、e(it it(Ceat thetoastwithn 5seco)ndsandfeelpleasedDge式another piece of cleantoaj式 quicklyandeatit 38The underlnedworc*iw”inPairagraph3 most p)robablymeansAdedicious BhoCCheap Duncooked :39The scentiists iri South (Carolinadidt theexperiment ,o J*see how qijickly bacteria can pollutefoodi Bsh)w tliat
22、 the 5secondruleis correct Csee howharrifulbacteriaare to people，s healthDshlow ,hatbacteriagrowat dlifferent jspeeds on diferent foods40.、Mha，s the wrter，sattitudeto the5-secoid ruile，A.Positive(积极、赞成)B.Negativ(消极、反对)C. Activ2 D.Cautious(谨慎)DManis alan(a animal,buthe i also closelytiedto theseai. T
23、hrouehou:historythe sea has serveid the needsof man.Theseahasi provided mam wth f()od amd ive.Oil amd(jas(exploati()ns 1)avebeen carriedoutforneary30 years.Vsluable aimouhts cf mineras(矿物质)exist ontheocean foorreacy tobe rnined. Fish farmin】g promi:ses to bea good ,wayto p)rodceargequantities of,foo
24、d. Thie ciiltun? offish jandshe师shis an aricienit skll pr.acticed ini thepast mainlybyOrienta people. Besides oil，nd gas, the sea may offer new sourcesof energy. Expets believe that the warm temperature of the ocean canbe used in a way similar, to the steam in a steamship. Ocean currents（洋 流） and wa
25、ves offer possible use as a source of energy.Technology is enabl ng man to explore ever more deeply under the seaThe development of strohg, new materials has made this possible. Thetechnology to harvest the sea continues to improve. Experts bel evethat by the year 2000 the problems that pEvent us fr
26、om exploit ngfully the food, m nerals, and energy sources o the sea will belargely solved. 41. e major things that the sea offers man are. A. fish and oil B. minerals and oil C. warm temperature andocean currents D. the food, energy sources, and minerals 42. The seaserves the needs of man because. A
27、. in provides man with foocB. it offers oil to man C. it supplies mawth minerals D. all ofthe above 43. We can conclude from this passage that A. thesea resources have largely been used up 3. the sea, in the broad sense,has not yet been developed C. the problems that prevent us from usingthe food, m
28、inera s, and energy sources of the sea have already beensolved. D. by the year 2000 , the technology w ll be good enough toexploit all the sea resources 44. The underlined words“Orientalpeople“ in the fourth paragraph probably mean. A. the peoplein Asia B. African people C. European people D. Amer c
29、an people 45.The best title for this passage is. A. Sea Harvest B. Sea FoodC. Technology f0Exploiting the Sea D. Man ad the Sea四、信息匹配（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息。请在答题卡上将对应题号的相应选项字母涂黑。以下是几本新书的简要介绍 ： A. London Alive Th s author of many famous novels has nowturned to writing short stories w
30、ith great success. The stories tellof Londoners daily lives and happen in eighteen differentplacesfor exampl e, ore story takes place at a table in a cafe,another in the back of a taxi and another in a hospital. B. The LastJourney John Reynold s final trip to the African Congo two years agounfortuna
31、te y ended in h s death. For the first time since then wehear about where he went and what happened to him from journalist 丁小Ho den who has followed Reyno d s rote. C. The M ssing PhotographAnother story about the well-known policeman, Inspector Manning. Itis written in the same simple but successfu
32、l way as the other Manningstor esI found t a bit disappoint ng as I guessed who thecrimina was halfway through! D. Gone West A serious look at one ofthe least-known regions of the United States. The author descr besthe empty villages which thousands left when gy were persuaded bythe railway companie
33、s to go west in search of ew lives. The authormanages to provide many interesting details about the r history E.The Letter The lurcer of a television star appears to be the work ofthieves who are quickly caught. But they escape from prison and ayoung lawyer says she knows who the real criminals are.
34、 Written whintelligence, this story is so fast-moving that it demands thereader s complete attention. F. Free at Last Matthew Hunt, who spenthaf his life in jai for a crime he did net do has written themoving story of his lengthy fight to be set free. Now out of prison,he has taken the advce of a ju
35、dge to desclbe his experiences in abook.以下是几个有着不同阅读爱好的购书人，请匹配与之对应的书名： 46. Ali enjoys reading crimestor es which are carefully written so that they hold his interestright to the end. He enjoys trying to guess who the criminal reallyis while he s reading. 47. Monica is a history teacher in London.She
36、enjoys reading about the history of people in other parts of theworld and how events changed their lves 48. Silva likes readingtrus storieswhich peoplej have writtenaboparticularlynterested inpeor)le who havelives. 4J. Danielis acomipute;r salesman wtrav，elling ab)roa(1 onplanes.He enjoys detread ea
37、silyas he gets interrupteda lot. 50much free time j)o h5 reads shortstores wHelikes readingstories (about orciinary pehappento themin to)days vvorld.A篇答案与解析1士的儿子女士为了表个钱包医生却嫌礼轻装的是4张面值为五十节题0根据弟1段his yoableto get up and ru1 about again细节题0根据aittlepresbetween frie3nds,buta d(octorneeids to behasdone可知答案为D0Thj lady wais scsurprised ard hijrt