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1.One.th.kin.o.Indi.fel.il.an.sen.fo.hi.doctor.Th.docto.came.examine.hi.an.said.uYo.wil.b.weLagai.i..fe.day.i.yo.tak.bull,.milk..Th.kin.wa.ver.surprised.fo.h.ha.neve.hear.o..bul.tha.gav.milk.Ho.i.i.possible.h.asked.^Orde.Gulbo.th.scholar.t.ge.i.fo.you.H.ca.d.anything..Th.docto.wa.a.enem.t.Gulbo.an.though.thi.woul.b..wa.o.makin.hi.suffer.Whe.th.kin.tol.Gulb.wha.th.docto.ha.sai.an.ordere.hi.t.ge.bull.milk.Gulb.immediatel.understoo.wha.th.docto.wa.tryin.t.do.Whe.h.go.hom.h.sa.thinkin.ho.t.ge.ou.o.th.difficulties.Hi.daughter.seein.hi.worried.aske.wha.wa.th.matter.O.hearin.wha.th.kin.ha.aske.for.sh.said.Don.worry.father.r l.hel.you.Th.nex.da.sh.too.som.ol.clothes.wen.t.th.ban.o.th.rive.nea.th.palace.an.chos..plac.belo.th.king,.bedroo.window.I.th.middl.o.th.night.whe.everyon.wa.i.bed.sh.starte.t.d.he.washing.Sh.mad.s.muc.nois.tha.th.kin.coul.no.sleep.Th.kin.go.ver.angr.an.se..guar.t.fin.ou.wha.wa.th.matter.Th.soldie.foun.th.girl.an.le.he.t.th.king.u Wh.d.yo.was.you.clothe.her.a.night.aske.th.king.Th.gir.pretende.t.b.afrai.an.said..ha.t.was.clothe.a.night.Thi.afternoo.m.fathe.ha..baby..wa.bus.al.da.becaus.o.that.The..foun.ther.wer.n.clea.clothe.fo.th.baby.s..ha.t.com.an.was.the.now.v.“What!”cried theking,Are youtryingtomake afool ofme Whoever heardof a man havinga baby”“Well,if theking himselforders someoneto getbulls milkfbr him,why cantamanhave ababy”Th.kin.smile.an.said.u Yo.mus.b.Gulbo.daughter.G.an.tel.you.fathe.tha.h.ma.kee.th.buir.mil.fo.hi.baby.”

1.According.th.docto.i.th.story.th.king.illnes.ca.b.cure.b..A.making GulbosufferB.drinking bullsmilkC.seeing another doctorD.feeding himwith cowsmilk

2.Th.docto.tol.th.kin.t.as.Gulb.t.fin.bull,.mil.becaus.h..A.admire.Gulb.greatlyB.hated Gulbovery muchC.thought Gulbowas ascholarD.tried tomake Gulboanotherdoctor

3.Ho.di.Gulb.fee.afte.gettin.th.king.orderA.He wasupset.B.He wasexcited.C.He wassurprised.D.He wasdisappointed.

4.Wh.di.Gulbo.daughte.was.clothe.belo.th.king.bedroo.windo.a.nightA.Because she was forced to doit.B.Because sheoften washedclothes there.C.Because sheenjoyed washingclothes there.D.Becaus.sh.wante.th.kin.t.notic.her..

5.Fro.th.dialogu.betwee.th.kin.an.th.girl.w.kno.tha.afte.hearin.th.girr.story.th.kin..A.wanted tosee thebabyB.became angrywith herC.thought thegirl wasa foolD.understoo.th.girl.meaning.BBADDPeopl.al.ove.th.worl.toda.ar.beginnin.t.hea.an.lear.mor.an.mor.abou.th.proble.o.pollution.Pollutio.i.cause.eithe.b.man.releas.o.completel.ne.an.ofte.artificia.Ail substance.int.th.environment.o.b.releasin.greatl.increase.amount.o..natura.substanc.4^1^,suc.a.oi.fro.oi.tanker.int.th.sea.Whateve.it.underlyin.reasons.ther.i.n.doub.tha.muc.o.th.pollutio.cause.coul.b.controller.onl.companies.individual.an.government.woul.mak.mor.efforts.I.th.hom.ther.i.a.obviou.nee.t.contro.litte.an.waste.Foo.come.wrappe.u.thre.o.fou.time.i.package.tha.al.hav.t.b.dispose.of.drink.ar.increasingl.sol.i.bottle.o.tin.whic.can.b.reused.Thi.no.onl.cause..litte.problem.bu.als.i..grea.wast.o.resources.i.term.o.glass.meta.an.paper.Advertisin.ha.helpe.thi.proces.b.persuadin.man.o.u.no.onl.t.bu.thing.w.neithe.wan.no.need.bu.als.t.thro.awa.muc.o.wha.w.d.buy.Pollutio.an.wast.combin.t.b..proble.everyon.ca.hel.t.solv.b.cuttin.ou.unnecessar.buying.exces.us.an.careles.disposa.^bS.o.th.product.w.us.i.ou.dail.lives.

1.Th.mai.caus.o.pollutio.i..A.the releaseof artificialor naturalsubstances into the environmentB.the productionof newindustrial goodsC.increased amountsof anatural substanceD.our ever-increasing population

2.Muc.o.th.pollutio.coul.b.controlle.i.onl..A.people wouldpay moreattention tothe problemB.governments wouldtake effectivemeasuresC.all sidesconcerned wouldmake moreeffortsD.farmers woulduse lessartificial fertilizers

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4.Whic.o.th.followin.ca.no.hel.solvin.th.proble.o.pollutionA.Cuttin.ou.unnecessar.buying.B.Eating.C.Reduc.exces.use.D.CarefulLdispos.ou.daiLproducts.

5.Wha.doe.th.underline.wor.ulitter.mea.i.paragrap.2A.not manyB.serious problemC.bits ofwaste thingsD.industrial pollutionACBBCThousand,o.year.ago.i.th.middl.o.a.ocean,mile.fro.th.neares.island,a.underse.volcan.brok.out.Th.ho.liqui.pile,highe.an.highe.an.sprea.wide.an.wider.I.thi.way.a.islan.ros.u.i.th.sea.A.tim.wen.on.ho.su.an.coo.rain.mad.th.roc.spli.an.brea.t.pieces.Se.wave.dashe.agains.th.rock.Lthi.way.soi.an.san.cam.int.being.Nothin,live.o.th.nake.soil.An.the.th.win.an.bird,brough.plan,seeds,sp ider.an.othe.littl.creature,there.Onl.plant,coul.gro.first.Onl.they,i.sunlight,coul.produc.foo.fro.th.mineral,o.th.soil.wate.an.air.Whil.m an.animal,lande.o.th.island,the.coul.fin.n.food..spide.spu.it.we.i.va in.becaus.ther.wer.n.insect,fo.it.we.t.catch.Insect,couldn,.sta.unti,ther.wer.plant,fo.the.t.eat.S.plant,ha.t.b.th.pionee.lif.o.thi.ne.is land.

1.Th.passag.center.o..E.how anundersea volcanobroke outF.how anisland roseup in the seaG.how soilwas formedon anew islandH.how lifebegan ona volcano-produced island

2.According tothe passage,the islandgot itsfirst soilfrom.A.sea wavesB.the sandbrought bythe windC.its ownrockD.cool rains

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3.coul.b.replace.b.whic.o.th.followingA.hiddenB.newC.mysteriousD.bare

4.The orderof cominginto beingon the island is.A.soil,plants and animalsB.soil,little creaturesand plantsC.soil,birds andplantsD.soil,human beingsandanimals

5.Accordin.t.th.passage.whic.o.th.foliowin.i.TRU.A.Spiders werethe firstlife thatcould liveon theisland.B..Th.islan.i.fa.awa.fro.an.piec.o.land.C.Insects couldnot liveon theisland withoutplants.D.Plants werebrought totheislandby humanbeing.DCDACI.th.las.

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6.an.thousand.mor.wer.force.t.emigrat.t.America.Ther.ar.man.othe.food.tha.hav.travele.fro.Sout.Americ.t.th.Ol.World.Bu.som.other.wen.i.th.opposi1,direction.Brazi.i.no.th.World.larges.growe.o.coffee.an.coffe.i.a.importan.cro.i.Colombi.an.othe.Sout.America.countries.Bu.i.i.nativ.t.Ethiopia.Lwa.flrs.mad.int..drin.b.Arab.durin.th.1400s.Accordin.t.a.Arabi.legend.coffe.wa.discovere.whe..goather.nam.Kald.notice.tha.hi.goat,wer.attracte.t.th.re.berrie.o..coffe.bush.H.trie.on.an.experience.th.“wide-awake.feelin.tha.one-thir.o.th.world.populatio.no.start.th.da.with.

1.According tothe passage,which of the followinghas changedthe mostin thelast500yearsA.Food C.PotatoB..Chocolat..D.Coffee

2.“Some inSome stillexist today”means.A..som.coco.tree..C.som.shopsB..som.chocolat.drink..D.som.Sout.America.Indians

3.Thousands ofIrish peoplestarved duringthe PotatoFamine^^because.A.they wereso dependenton the potato thatthey refused to eatanything elseB.they wereforcedtoemigrate toAmericaC.the weatherconditions inIreland werenot suitablefor growingthe potatoD.thepotatoharvest wasbad

4.Coffee originallycame from.A.BrazilB.ColombiaC.EthiopiaD.Arabia

5.The Arabiclegend isusedtoprove that.A.coffee wasfirst discoveredby KaldiB.coffee wasfirst discoveredby KaldisgoatsC.coffee wasfirst discoveredin southAmerican countries—Are yousure aboutthat.A.Yo.needn.worr.abou.tha..B..lik.th.idea..C.Oh.no.r.afrai.o.that.D.Oh.yes.r.absolutel.positiv.Would you like tosee themenu.A.No.thanks..alread.kno.wha.t.order.B.You.men.i.ver.clear.C..hea.th.foo.her.i.tasty.D.Th.settin.i.ver.comfortable.A.r.no.goo.a.computer.B.As.Ann.fo.help—What ifmy computerdoesnt work.C.r v.calle.th.repai.shop.D.Ther.mus.b.somethin.wrong—Hows themovie Interesting.A.I.wa.show.lat.unti.midnight.B.I.wa.starre.b..fe.famou.people.C.Fa.from..shouLhav.staye.hom.watchin.TV.D..wa.seate.fa.awa.i.th.corner一Is thisthe motelyou mentioned*.A.I.look.comfortable.B.Yes.it.a.quie.a.w.expected.C.You r.s.considerat..D.No.th.price.reasonableACACD DABCBD.coffee drinkswere firstmade byArabsACDCDCrime PreventionInitiativesTh.chance.tha.yo.wil.b..victi.o.violen.crim.ar.low.Bu.yo.ca.avoi.ris.i.th.followin.ways.AT HOME•.Yo.shouLmak.sur.you.hous.o.fla.i.secure.Alway.loc.th.doo.fro.th.insid.a.night.bu.yo.mus.kee.th.ke.nearby.s.tha.yo.ca.us.i.t.ge.ou.quickl.i.ther.i..fire.•You mustnever givekeys to workmen as they caneasily makecopies.•.Lyo.wak.u.an.hea..burglar.sta.quietl.i.bed..Preten.yo.ar.asleep.I.yo.fee.mor.confident.switc.o.th.ligh.an.mak..lo.o.noise.eve.i.yo.ar.o.you.ow.yo.shoul.cal.ou.loudl.t.a.imaginar.companion.s.tha.th.burgla.think.yo.ar.no.alon.an.run.away.Yo.shoul.hav..phon.o..mobil.i.you.bedroo.t.aler.th.polic.immediately.•.Lyo.com.hom.an.thin.yo.se.sign.o..break-in.yo.shouldn,.g.in.th.burgla.ma.b.inside.Yo.shoul.g.t..neighbou.an.cal.th.police.ON THESTREETAt night:•Always walkfacing thetraffic,so thata carcannot pullup behindyou.•You mustntgo throughparks orwoods.•.I.yo.thin.someon.i.followin.you.cros.th.roa.on.o.tw.times.Lh.o.sh.continue.t.follo.you.g.t..pu.o.othe.publi.place.•.Alway.carr.you.ba.clos.t.you.bu.carr.you.hous.key.i.you.pocke.s.tha.yo.ca.ope.th.doo.quickly.Lsomeon.attack.yo..remembe.you.safet.i.mor.importan.tha.you.property.

1.Thi.passag.mainl.focuse.o..A.ho.t.avoi.th.crime.bot.a.hom.an.i.th.streetB.wher.t.sta.i.yo.wan.t.b.saf.C.wha.yo.shoul.d.a.hom.i.ther.i..burglar.D.ho.t.avoi.th.crim.a.nigh.i.th.stree.

2.Lyo.wan.t.guarante.yo.ar.secur.a.home.yo.shoul..A.alway.loc.th.doo.an.pu.th.ke.i..secre.plac.fa.awa.fro.th.doorB.neve.leav.th.key.t.workme.sinc.the.ca.easil.mak.copie.C.kee.silen.al.th.tim.eve.i.yo.ar.o.you.ow.whe..burgla.steal.int.you.houseD.g.i.immediatel.whe.yo.suspec.J|5^.someon.i.breakin.int.you.hous.

3.Base.o.th.passage.i.yo.notic.someon.followin.you.it,.bette.fo.yo.t.A.shou.loudly.B.g.t.publi.place.C.stop.tur.aroun.an.loo.a.hi.D.ru.quickl.

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5.Fro.th.passage.W.ca.infe.tha.W.mighb.victim.i..A.w.canno.par.wit.th.mone.whe.bein.attacke.B.w.alway.wal.facin.th.traffi.C.w.don.wal.i.th.empt.stree.D.w.carr.to.muc.cas.ABBCAAn ExtraordinaryChange ofDirectionMolLWilso.ha.bee..dance.an..mothe.fo.man.year.whe.sh.decide.t.sai.roun.th.worl.t.rais.mone.fo.charity.A..chil.sh.ha.traine.a..balle.dancer.bu.a.l.sh.ha.grow.to.tal.fo.classica.ballet.s.sh.becam..membe.o..po.danc.team.Sh.go.married.an.afte.sh.ha.childre.sh.retire.fro.sho.busines.t.brin.the.up.The.gre.up.an.whe.the.wer.l.the.lef.home.Sh.says.“Whe..decide.t.d.th.round-the-worl.race.m.husban.though..wa.bore.becaus.th.childre.ha.lef.home.H.wa.als.worrie.becaus..ha.neve.saile.before..wa.no.bored.bu..ha.me.som.peopl.wh.tol.m.abou.th.race.The.ha.take.par.i.it.bu.the.ha.onLdon.on.section.say.fro.Ne.Zealan.t.Australia.,wante.t.d.th.whol.ten-mont.journey..Befor.Moll.lef.sh.di..lo.o.training.bu.i.hadn,.prepare.he.fo.th.wors.weathe.whic.the.experienced.Sh.tell.on.story.uOn.nigh.th.se.wa.ver.roug.an.i.wa.ver.cold..ha.gon.downstair.whe..hug.wav.smashe.int.th.boa.an.injure.tw.me.o.th.deck.On.o.th.me.couldn,.mov.becaus.h.ha.broke.hi.leg.The.wer.take.t.hospita.b・helicopter・Tha・wa・th・wors・time.”B.th.en.o.0ctobe.las.year.sh.ha.raise.mor.tha.£50,

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1.Wha.doe.th.wor.extraordinary.mea.i.th.title.A.very ordinaryB.very unusualand surprisingC.not specialD.extreme

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96.an.th.Divorc.La.Refor.Ac.w.ha..ver.rapi.increas.i.th.numbe.o.divorces.Th.rat.increase.steadil.an.i.recen.year.ha.increase.muc.mor.rapidly.Bu.ther.ar.als.quit..Io.o.peopl.wh.d.actualLge.married.A.presen.th.marriag.rat.i.th.U.i.abou.

7.pe.cent.whic.ha.gon.dow.sinc.th.numbe.o.peopl.wh.marr.ha.gon.dow.quit..lo.i.th.las.

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1.no.liv.togethe.withou.marrying.and.fo.example.

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1.8children percouple,which meansthat theresbeen quiteadecline in the birthrate in the UKalong withother Europeancountries.

1.Wha.doe.th.passag.mainLdiscussA.Th.declinin.divorc.rat.i.th.UK.B.Th.declinin.marriag.rat.i.th.UK.C.Th.increasin.divorc.rat.i.th.UK.D.Trend.i.marriag.an.divorc.i.th.UK.

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4.Accordin.t.th.passage,whic.o.th.followin.statement.i.NO.true.A.Th.highes.divorc.rat.wa.aroun.l

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7.percent.D.

9.percen.o.lon.paren.familie.ar.heade.b.women.

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1.According tothe passage,bicycles.A.are moreconvenient thancarsB.are safertraffic toolsthan carsC.are riddenby mostpeople in the U.SD.are thesolution tosome cityproblems

2.The ideaof specialbicycle lanesis mostfavored by.E.the citygovernmentF.some bikeridersG.people livingfar fromdowntownH.some storeowners

3.Bicycle lanesinthethird paragraphprobably means.I.narrow passagesbetween buildingsfor bicyclesJ.roads fullof bicyclesK.special partsof theroad forbicycle ridersonlyL.roads forbicycles only

4.Which of the followingis nottrue accordingtothepassageM.Bike fora BetterCity membersride bicyclestowork.N.Sometimes accidentsmay occurwhen carsand bikesare onthe samelanes.O.The CentralPark isclosed tocars onweekends.P.In NewYork City,many peopleuse bikesastheyhave speciallanes.

5.The besttitle forthis passageis.Q.Traffic Crowdingin NewYork CityR.Air Pollutionin NewYork Cityby CarsS.Special Lanesfor PassengersT.Solution toTraffic Problemin NewYorkDBCDD正误判断“Ge.up.th.wate.i.coming..Ya.Xinzhi.directo.o.th.neighborhoo.committe.o.Chaoyan.Street.Taiyuan.capita.o.Shanx.Province.woul.knoc.a.th.doo.o.ever.househol.a.midnigh.t.hav.peopl.collec.water,otherwise.th.ta.wate.woul.soo.ru.dr.whe.everyon.i.th.cit.go.u.an.joine.th.Uwate.rush.i.th.morning.Yan.a.elderl.lad.abou.

60.ha.serve.a.committe.directo.fo.mor.tha.

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1.As neighborhoodcommittee director,the majorpart ofYan Xinzhisjob wasto wakeup herneighborsat midnightto getwater.

2.The passagereveals thatall thecities inChina sufferfrom watershortage.

3.The passageis writtenby awater expert.

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4.A personwho iscolor-blind isnot allowedto drive.

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