Ⅰ.ChoseoneanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandDthatbestcompletesthesentence..1.Wehadn’tmetfornearly20years,butIrecognizedhim______Isawhiminthestreet.A)atonceB)themomentC)atfirstD)rightafter2.Prof.Lee,whoteachesEnglishliteratureattheCaliforniaStateUniversity,divideshistime______teaching,writingandlecturing.A)duringB)intoC)amongD)between3.SomeofthismeatcamefromCanada.Howabout_____?A)anotherB)theotherC)othersD)therest4.AsfarasIknow,CharlesBabbageisgenerallyconsidered______thefirstcomputer.A)tohaveinventedB)havinginventedC)toinventD)inventing5.Thefoodshehaspreparedforthepartyisnotenough,forthereare_____morepeoplethansheexpected.A)muchB)tooC)manyD)so6.Youcanborrowmytape-recorder_____youreturnittometomorrow.A)unlessB)assoonasC)untilD)provided7.Believeitornot,lastyear,Jackearned_____hisbrother,whohasabetterpositioninabigcompany.A)muchastwiceasB)astwicemuchasC)twiceasmuchasD)asmuchtwiceas8.Theministercitedthelatestcrimefigures_____supportofhisargumentthatmorepoliceareneeded.A)inB)toC)withD)for9.Manyofuswerereducedtotears_____thesightofthehundredsofdeadbodies.A)byB)atC)onD)in10.Thetruthisthatitisonlybystudyinghistory_____wecanlearnwhattoexpectinthefuture.A)andthanB)bywhichC)soD)that11.Icouldn’thelpbut_____thatitwasamistaketolethimgoalone.A)thinkB)thoughtC)tothinkD)thinking12.Intheirhearts,someAmericanwomenthinkitismen’sbusinesstoearnmoneyand_____tospendit.A)theyB)themC)theirD)theirs13._____dayBillwasstartinghismotor-bikewhenhissisterMarycameoutandaskedforalift.A)SomeB)TheotherC)AnotherD)Onone14.LastweekI_____anoldfriendofmineintheshoppingmall.A)ranoffB)ranawaywithC)ranintoD)ranover15.MyunclespeaksEnglish,French,RussianandJapanese.Heisbelievedtohaveagift_____language.A)aboutB)forC)withD)in16.Theproblemhadbeensolvedmanyyearsago,.What’sthepoint_____talkingaboutitnow?A)ofB)toC)atD)on17.Inordertosearchfortheescapedprisoner,thepolicedecidedtoquestion_____comesalongthisroad.A)whoB)whomC)whoeverD)whomever18.Mrs.Parks,wholostbothherhusbandandsonduringtheSecondWorldWar,isnowinpoorhealthandexpectsto_____careof.A)betakingB)havetakenC)takeD)betaken19.IagreewithyouthatDavidisacleverguy,butIthinkhe_____veryfoolishjustnow.A)hadbeenB)hasbeenC)isbeingD)was20.Emilywroteto______ofherparentslastweek,butshehaswrittento_____ofthemthisweek.A)both,eitherB)both,neitherC)neither,bothD)either,both21.Pleasedropinwheneveryoucan.I’dliketokeep____touch.A)inB)toC)onD)with22.Whenwesoldourfarmandmovedtotown,motherhaddecided_____openingadaynursery.A)toB)onC)inD)for23.Themedicalrecordshowsthatitwasthedrug,notthedisease,______killedhimtwoyearsago.A)theeffectsofwhichB)theeffectsofitC)finallyD)that24._____thatthey’reyoungandinexperienced,they’vedonequiteagoodjob.A)BeingB)ProvidedC)GivenD)Now25.Wehaven’tseenourneighborsforoveraweek.They_____onatripabroad.A)couldB)mustgoC)mayhavegoneD)shouldhavegoneⅡ.ChoseoneanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandDthatbestcompletesthepassage.__1__thepopulationofChina?TherearemorethanabillionpeopleinChina,__2__isalmostonefifthoftheworld’spopulation.Howtocontrolthepopulationgrowthisabigproblem.Somepeoplethink__3__thegovernmenttocontrolthepopulationgrowth.ButIdon’tquiteagree_4__them,because__5__thereisaway.Thequestionisthatweshouldmakeit__6____7__.Ourfarmlandislimitedandmanynaturalmaterialsarebecoming__8__.Wehavealreadygottoomanymouthstofeed.__9__wecontrolthepopulationgrowth,manypeoplewillsuffer__10__orevendie__11__hunger.Toofastpopulationgrowthhasalreadydoneandwilldogreat__12__toournation.Thoughlawshavebeen__13__tocontrolthepopulationgrowth,insomeplaces__14__isdonetocarryoutthelaw.Weshouldmakepeople__15__thatitisstupidandfoolish__16__themtobringtoomanychildrenintotheworld.Theyshould__17__do__18__theyhavebeendoingforgenerations.Wearefightingabattle__19__toorapidpopulationgrowth.Yet,thebattlewon’tbewon__20__everyonerealizesitsimportanceanddoessomethingforit.1.A.HowmanyareB.WhatisC.HowmuchisD.Whatare2.A.thatB.whoseC.whichD.ofwhich3.A.thatitimportantforB.itimpossibleofC.thatitimpossibleofD.itimpossiblefor4.A.toB.forC.withD.on5.A.there’sawillB.wherethere’sawillC.there’sthewillD.wherethereisthewill6.A.knowntoeverybodyB.knownbyeverybodyC.knowD.isknownby7.A.howseriousthepopulationproblemisB.howseriousisthepopulationproblemC.howthepopulationproblemisseriousD.howthepopulationproblemwasserious8.A.moreandmorescarce.B.scarcerandscarcerC.themoreandmoreD.morescarceandmorescarce9.A.IfnotB.UnlessC.UntilD.If10.A.hungerB.inhungerC.fromhungerD.hungrily11.A.ofB.aboutC.fromD.outof12.A.goodB.wrongC.harmD.bad13.A.pastB.passedC.brokenD.thought14.A.manyB.littleC.alotD.many15.A.toknowB.tolearnC.knowD.learning16.A.aboutB.forC.withD.of17.A.notlongerB.notmoreC.nolongerD.nomore18.A.thatB.whichC.whatD.how19.A.forB.againstC.withD.without20.A.untilB.afterC.whenD.asⅢ.ReadingcomprehensionSomepeoplethinktheyhaveananswertotheproblemofautomobilecrowdingandpollutioninlargecities.Theiransweristhebicycle,orbike.Inagreatmanycities,hundredsofpeopleridebicyclestoworkeveryday.InNewYorkCity,somebikeridershaveevenformedagroupcalledBikeforaBetterCity.TheyClaimthatifmorepeo