语音知识共个小题

样一语知（5个题每1.5分，7.5分在下列每组单词中个词划线部分与其他单词的划线部分的读音不同这个词。1.A.officialB.medicineC.pronunciationD.physicist（）2.A.lectureB.recognizeC.levelD.recent（）3.A.comfortableB.possibleC.horribleD.constant（）4.A.climbD.printB.healthC.theatreD.ready

（）（）二词与法识共15小；题分，22.5分）从每小题的四个选项中，选出最佳的一项。youlikeapieceofyourcoffee?A.withB.toC.forD.in7.WemissedthelastIafraidwehavenobuttotakeataxi.A.wayB.choiceC.possibilityD.selection8.Weeasilygetfromthecomputerstoredinit.A.whatB.thatC.whichD.anything9.Tryyourbestyoucertainlysucceedthistime.A.soB.andC.orD.for10.Thecitygovernmentmusttakeactiontheincreasingpopulation.A.tocontrolB.controllingC.controlsD.controlled11.Iswasacoldwinternight,andtherewasnanyonetheboycouldturntoforhelpinthestreet.A.thatB.whichD.what12.AllthosetogotothefootballmatchraiseyourA.willwishB.wishC.wishingD.wished13.IadiscussionwithMrBakerandhopedheanearlyreply.A.wouldgiveB.givegiven14.-ShallItellAnnthetestresults?-No,you.Shealreadygotthescorereport.A.wouldnC.mustn15.ThelasttimeIher,sheatamedicalcollege.A.wasvisiting;studiedB.visited;studiesC.visited;wasstudyingD.wasvisiting;wasstudying16.-Sorry,Ialittlebitlate.-oh,Iherejustafewminutes.A.havebeenB.hadC.amD.will17.-JanewasninwhenJackcame,wasshe?-butshereturnedafewminuteslater.A.No,shewasB.No,shewasD.Yes,shewasn18.Readersquitewellwithoutknowingtheexactmeaningofeachword.A.getoverB.getinC.getalongD.getthrough1/7

19.Somepeoplehopetobemoresuccessfulwhilesimplywanttofeelmorecomfortable.A.theothersB.othersC.theotherD.another20.Someofhissuggestionsbeenrejectedtheywerequiteimpracticable.A.asB.whenC.untilD.if三完填（15小题每2分共30分）通读下面的短文掌握其大意然后从每小题的四个选项中选出可填入相应空白处的最佳选择。HereisstorywhichIheardfrommyfatheryesterdayeveningovertea.ofhisfriends21tothethefamousmountainrangeintheworld.Whilewaswalkingalongthemountainpaths,he22afewohervisitors.thevisitorswereanoldladyandhergrandson.Thesmallchild23thebeautifulmountainsandsnow-coveredpeaks(山峰).Hesaidtohisgrandmother:24thesemountainsare!Canwetakethem25Theoldwomansmiledandsaidifsomechildlikeyoutakenthemaway26,wouldyouhavea27toNowifwetakethesemountainsawaytoday,thentomorrow,28childwillnothavetheto29thesebeautifulthingsyou30theyarenicethateveryoneshouldand31Whatanoblethought!Ourlives32onlywhenwelearnthe33ofeverythingandgiveour34toeverythingforourselves.Justasthesayinggoes,richmanisnottheonewhothe35,butonewhotheleast.21.A.nearlyB.alreadyC.almostD.recently22.A.acrossB.toC.forD.around23.A.discoveredB.recognizedC.admiredD.attracted24.A.coldB.niceC.wideD.far25.A.homeB.togetherC.downD.off26.A.onceB.tomorrowC.sometimesD.yesterday27.A.dayB.chanceC.timeD.moment28.A.eachB.otherC.anotherD.that29.A.showB.takeD.see30.A.thinkB.guessC.meanD.say31.A.takeB.haveD.enjoy32.A.usefulB.successfulC.meaningfulD.helpful33.A.priceB.valueC.natureD.result34.A.reasonsB.desiresC.struggleD.purpose35.A.timeB.positionD.best四阅理（15小题每题3分共45分阅读下列短文，然后根据短文的内容从每小题的四个选项中选出最佳的一项。CaliforniaStateRailroadMuseumTheMuseumisopenfrom10to5p.m.daily(exceptonThanksgiving,ChristmasandNewDay).2/7

Admissionadults;$2students;children5andunderarefree.Asmallnumberofmeteredparkingspacesareavailable（供使用onthestreetsofSacramentl.However,thesearenotsuitableforguestsvisitinglongerthan90minutes.AlldayparkingisavailableinlargepublicgaragesatbothofSacramento.FoodServiceTheSilverRestaurantintheCentralPacificRailroadPassengerStationservesgoodfoodatreasonableprices.ItisjustoneblocksouthwestofthemainentrancetotheMuseum.ThereareotherrestaurantsthroughoutSacramento.（无碍行）TheCaliforniaRailroadMuseumisfullyaccessibletothedisabled.Whereverpossible,wheelchairliftsareprovided.Certainexhibitsandprogramsdolimitedaccessibilitybecauseofthenarrowstairwaysordooropeningsonsomerailroadpassengercars.OtherOfferingsGuidedtoursfilmsabouttheMuseumareoffereddaily.ThereareotherattheMuseum,too,includingrelatedhistoricalattractionswithinOldSacramentoStateHistoricPark.36.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEtheA.ChildrenmayvisittheMuseumanydayoftheyear.B.FilmsabouttheMuseumareshownonweekends.C.Astudentisadmittedathalfoftheregularprice.D.Thedisabledareadmittedfreeofcharge.37.WhereisavisitoradvisedtoparkhiscarifseveralhoursattheA.InaprovidedbytheMuseumB.OnaparkingspaceneartheMuseumC.OnmeteredparkingspaceonthestreetD.InpublicgarageatoneofOldSacramento38.WhereavisitorenjoyagoodbutnottooexpensiveA.TheSilverRestaurant.B.AnyrestaurantinOldSacramento.C.OldSacramentoHistoricPark.D.TheCaliforniaStateRailroadMuseum.BHughTroy,well-knownartist,wasaveryinterestingandcleverpersonwhospentmostofhislifeplayingtricksforthejoyofit.winterinthe1920s,whilestudentatCornellUniversityinIthaca,NewYork,Troygotholdofveryolduglywastebasketwitharealrhinoceros（犀牛）footitsHefilleditwithmetalweightsandtied30feetofclotheslinetoeitherside.Lateronenightandafriendcarrieditoutonto（pulling3/7

thelinesstraightbetweenthem.Everyfewfeettjeuwouldloweritintothesnow,theirownfootprintssorarawaytoraisenosuspicions（疑.Thenextmorningnoticedtheprintsandinvitedlearnedprofessorstocomeandhavealook.Excitedly,theyfollowedtherhinocerostracks.ThentheywereledontotheicecoveringLake,whichconnectedtowheretheschoolgotitsdrinkingwater.Therethetracksinahole.ItwassaidthathalfthepopulationofCornellstoppeddrinkingtapwater.Thosewhocontinuedtodrinkitinsistedthatittastedlikerhinoceros.39.WhatwasTroydoingwhenthestorybegan?A.Hewasworkingasanartist.B.Hewasstudyingintheuniversity.C.Hewasexaminingarhinocerosfoot.D.Hewasdoingrhinocerosexperiments40.WhydidTroyfillthebasketwithmetalweights?A.Makeittotiethelines.B.Getridoftheseuselessthings.C.Makeitheavyforprints.D.Supporttheoftheoldbasket.41.Whydidasklearnedprofessorstoexaminetheprints?A.Theyknewwheretherhinocerosexistedinwinter.B.TheymightbeabletoexplainwhatC.Theywerlookingforthisanimaljustthen.D.Theyenjoyedfollowingtracks.42.Troywantedpeopletobelievethatarhinoceros.A.mightonagain.B.mightexistinthisareaallthetime.C.holeforitswinterhome.D.fallenintothelakethroughhole.CMillionsofhamburgersarebypeopleineverycornetoftheworldeveryday.TogetherwithhotandCoca-Cola,hamburgersthemostimportantAmericancontribution贡献）tointernationaleatinghabits.Thehamburgernothingtodowithham.ItisbelievedthatthehamburgerwasfirstbroughttotheUnitedStatesbyfromthecityofsometimeinthe1850s.ThefirstknownreferencetohamburgerswasinnewspaperinWashingtonStatein1889.FromthenthehamburgerakindofpopularAmericanfastfood.NowyoungpeopleinAsia,EuropeandAmericalearnedtoeatwhileonthemove-ahamburgerinonehandandasoftdrinkintheother.TherehavebeencriesofangerfromItalyandabouttheshorteningoftheusualfour-hourlunchbreak.Instead,youngpeoplehavediscoveredlunchforwhichtheyhavetostopatall.However,therearecloudsovertheworld.Peoplewhoconcernabouthealthdislikethehighanimalfatinthehamburger.Theythinkthetime4/7

seemshighpricetopayforpoorhealth.Theinwhichhamburgersareusuallyservedarecausingseriouspollutionproblemsinmanylargecities.BighamburgercompaniesaredestroyinglargeareasofAmericanrainforesttoproducethecheapmeattheyneed.So,willthehamburgercelebrateitsnextcentury?43.Inwhichwaytohamburgerschangepeopleeatinghabits?A.Peopletheirmealsatanytimeoftheday.B.Theybeservedinrestaurant.C.PeoplethemwithsoftdrinksD.Mealtimegreatlyreduced.44.Thehamburger,asakindofpopularAmericanfastfood,A.ahistoryofoveronehundredyears.B.WasbroughttoEuropeinthe1850s.C.IsusuallyeathenwiththehotD.Isbetterservedin45.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE,accordingtotheA.peopleinEuropedonstoptobuyhamburgers.B.ItissuggestedthathamburgersbeeatenwithbothC.SomepeopleinEuropedonliketoreducetheirlunchbreak.D.peopleinmanycountriesarelearninghowtoeatintheircars.46.Thewriterdoesnbelievethat.A.forhamburgersarepollutingmanybigcitiesB.hamburgerswillremainpopularforthefollowing100yearsC.themeatinhamburgerscausehealthproblemsD.cattleraisingtothedestroyingofrainforest.MyfatherwokeearlyonemorningwhenIwasfourteenandGetgoingwithtocutThethatmyfatheractuallythoughtIwasbigtohelphiminhisfeelproudandexcited.Fromtosoudownmyfather,myyoungerbrotherandIworkedinthelargeyardsinarichpartofAtlanta,Georgia.BytheofthedayIwastriedout,butIfeltgood.Iputinahardandearned$6.daymyfatherfoundsomeleavesmissedandpulledmeawaytheseleaves,saidfirmlyandmakemetotellyoutodoitagain.TodayIvaluetheimportanceofdoingjobrightthefirsttime.Itwillneverfailtoimpressthepersonyouareworkingfor.Aftertwoyearsmyfathertoldandmybrotherthathefeltwewereoldtolawns草坪）onourown.EverySaturdayduringourlasttwoyearsofhighschool,wesetoutearlyinthemorningwiththedesireanddrivewewhileworkingunderourfather.Takingcareoflawnswasnotexcitingorhigh-paying,butthatmatter.IttaughtthatanyjobisagoodjobthatwhateverIwaswasmorethanIbefore.5/7

Anewspaperreporteroncehowcouldpossiblyliveaforty-hour-a-weekminimum（低的）pay.fatherneverworkedjustfortyhoursaweek,andneitherhavereplied,youonlyworkingfortyhours,youprobablydonwanttodobetterthanyouIneveryjobIheld-fromdoinglawnstowashingdishes-Ihavelearnedsomethingthathelpedmeinmynextjob.Ifyouworkhardyoulearnfromjobyou47.WhydidthewriterfeelproudandexecitedwhentocutA.Hewasoldtohelphisfamily.B.HeimportanttohisfatherbusinessC.HewasabletotakecareoflargeyardsD.Hecouldearn$6thatday.48.Whatdoesmessageinthethirdmean?A.Leavingleavesbehindisnotright.B.Givingno