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第1页Part2VocabularyandGrammar(第二部分词汇和语法）Choosethebestanswer(选择最恰当的答案）：（共26分）31.Therewillbe______interviewbetweenthemanagerandhisassistantsthisafternoon.A.anB.aC.theD./32.Doyouknowwhosethispairof_____is?A.taxisB.flowersC.jeansD.umbrellas33.ThoughIhadspentmuchtime_____maths,stillIgota“C”inthelasttest.A.forB.inC.onD.with34.JackandMaryhavetried,but_____hassucceededingettingthechancetostudyabroad.A.bothB.neitherC.allD.either35.It'sgoodforherhealthifshecanfindawaytorelax_________fromtimetotime.AsheB.herC.hersD.herself36.Helenisquitebusytoday.Shehas_________meetingstoattend.A.littleB.alittleC.fewD.afew37.Amongalltheteachersinthisschool,MissTaoisoneof_________.A.youngB.youngerC.theyoungestD.mostyoung38.ThankstoMrs.Lin!Withherhelp，wefinishedourworkanhour________.A.lateB.laterC.earlyD.earlier39.Thelightmusicsoundedvery__________.Ienjoyedeveryminuteofit.A.wellB.beautifulC.wonderfullyD.boring40.Areyougoingtoleave___________？A.theopenwindowsB.thewindowsopeningC.thewindowsopenD.thewindowsopened41._______ofthetwoteachersshowgreatinterestintalkingaboutnet-games.A.AllB.NeitherC.BothD.None42.Herdreamis________anactresswhenshegrowsup.A.tobecomeB.becomeC.becameD.becomes43.—Canchildrenundertheageoftwelveridebicyclesinthecity?—No.Accordingtothelaw,they______.A.maynotB.needn’tCmustn'tD.shouldn't44.Theheadmaster’spraiseforourgroupsingingyesterdaymadeusall_____happily.A.smileB.smiledC.smilingD.tosmile45.Shedidn’tgotoseethedolphinshow(海豚表演）withusbecauseshe_______italready.A.seesB.sawC.hasseenD.hadseen46.InoldChina,manypalaces________inBeijing,Xi’anandNanjing.A.builtB.havebuiltC.werebuiltD.werebuilding47.Don't_____thestreetwhentheredlightison.A.crossB.acrossC.throughD.over48.Susanusuallywalkstoworkwithanumbrellainhand.Sheusesitto__________thesunlight.第2页A.carryoutB.keepoffC.takeoffD.holdin49.Theelectricfancanblowawaytheterriblesmellinthehall，______？A.canitB.can'titC.doesitD.doesn’tit50._______enjoyabletheSpringOutinglastFridaywas!A.WhatB.WhatanC.HowD.Howa51.UnclePeterfailedtobuyahouseofhisowntwoyearsago_______themoneyproblem.A.insteadB.insteadofC.becauseD.becauseof52.Anearthquakesuddenly_____NewZealandat12:51p.m.,onFeb.22,2011.1.happenedinB.focusedC.beatD.tookplace53.Itturnedouttobetrue.Theunderlinedpartmeans______.A.cameoutB.laterprovedC.cametrueD.broughtout54.Iacceptedhisinvitation.Theunderlinedwordmeans______.A.agreedtohaveB.receivedC.gotD.gained55.—Hereweare.Enjoyyourtimehere.---__________.A.That’sOK.B.IwilldoC.ThesametoyouD.Thankyoutosayso56.—Sorry,Ididn’ttellyouthetruth.---___________.A.You’rewelcomeB.That’sallrightC.IhopesoD.OfcoursenotCompletethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms57.Jacktoldushis____________experiencesinChina.(interest)58.Tomhasthe___________ofmanagingeverythingontheshow.(able)59.AlthoughhebegantolearnEnglishinhis____________,hestillgotagreatsuccess.(forty)60.Wedon'twanttomakefriendswithany_________person.(honest)61.Manyforeignerswillbecome___________ofshanghaiinthefuture.(city)62.Therearethree________engineersinthemoderncarfactory.(German)63.SallyinnowabletowritestoriesontheBlogby_______.(she)64.Wemustknowthe____________oftheplayground.(long)Rewritethesentencesasrequired65.Onweekends,Mr.Lihasbreakfastatschool.(改为一般疑问句)__________Mr.Li________breakfastatschoolonweekends?66.WekeepintouchwithourfriendsbysendingE-mails.(对划线部分提问)___________________youkeepintouchwithyourfriends?67.Isawseveralmicerunningintheteachers'officeyesterday.(改为被动语态）Severalmice___________________runningintheteachers，officeyesterday.68.CanyoutellmewhereIshouldputthevase?(改为简单句）Canyoutellme___________________putthevase?69.IfyouspeakEnglishasoftenaspossible,youwillimproveyourspokenEnglishquickly.(保持原句意思）_________youspeakEnglishasoftenaspossible,you___________improveyourspokenEnglishquickly.第3页70.Sheisagoodsinger.(改为感叹句）___________________shesings!Part3ReadingandWriting(第三部分读写）Readingcomprehension(阅读理解）(共56分）A.Trueorfalse(判断下列句子是否符合短文内容，符合的用“T表示，不符合的用“F表示）：（7分）AmyplannedabirthdaypartyforherboyfriendVictorlastTuesdaynightafterwork.However,theeveningturnedoutdifferentlythaneitherofthemhadexpected.InthelateafternoonahugeelectricityblackouthitsevennortheasternstatesandthreeprovincesinCanada.Justafterfouro’clock，atimewhenmillionsofpeopleleavetheirofficesandgohome,theelectricitystopped,soelevatorsandthesubwaysystemsinlargecitieslikeSanFranciscoandTorontodidn’twork.Flightscouldnotlandortakeoffattheairports.Assoonasmostpeoplefoundoutabouttheblackout,theyputtheirmobilephonestogooduseandcalltheirfamiliestoletthemknowwheretheywere.Amyworksonthe70thofanapartmenttowerinSanFrancisco,Shehadjustleftherofficeandwaskeptinanelevatorinthe65thfloor.Atfirstshewasworried.ShecalledVictoranddiscoveredwhathadhappened.Hetoldhernottogiveuphope.ThenVictorrememberedthathisfriendJackalsoworkedhighinthatbuilding.Jackcouldtakecareofthesituation.Aboutfiveo’clock,JackandsomeotherworkersfoundouttheycouldgetAmyoutoftheelevatorthroughitsroof.Amywassaved.Amystillendeduphavingtowalkdownalotofstairs，butthatwasn’tterrible.Amyfelttired，butshealsofeltlucky.Whenshegotdowntothestree