中考英语真题阅读及答案-第二周

中考英语真题阅读及答案-一第二周

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11、2006年北京市中考英语试卷（课标卷）（B）IntheparkIsatdowntoreadonthe

bench,disappointedbylifewithgoodreasont

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中考英语阅读真题日日练及答案一第二周（每日三篇）

第一天

11、2006年北京市中考英语试卷（课标卷）（B）

IntheparkIsatdowntoreadonthebench,disappointedbylifewithgo

odreasontocomplain,fortheworldwas43lettingmedown.

Thenayoungboycameuptomeandsaidwithgreatexcitement,“Look,

whatIfound!^^Inhishandwasaflowerandheplacedittohisnose.Hesa

idwithoveractedsurprise,“Itsure44prettyandit'sforyou.”

Theflowerbeforemewasdead.ButIknewImust45it,orhemig

htneverleave.SoIreachedfortheflowerandreplied,“JustwhatIneed.”

But46placingtheflowerinmyhand,hehelditmidairwithoutreason.I

twasthenthatInoticedfortheveryfirsttime,thattheboywasblind.

Ibeardmyvoicetrembling（颤抖）,tears47inthesun,asIthanke

dhimforpickingthe"best”one.Isatthereandwonderedhowhemanagedt

oseeaself-pityingwoman.

Throughtheeyesofablindchild,atlastIcouldsee,theproblemwasn

otwiththe48:theproblemwasme,AndforallofthosetimesImyself

hadbeen49,Imadeupmymindtoseethe50inlife.

43.A.onceB.hardlyC.alwaysD.seldom

44.A.feelsB.smellsC.keepsD.seems

45.A.getB.tryC.giveD.take

46.A.asforB.insteadofC.exceptforD.because

of

47.A.shiningB.fallingC.runningD.drying

48.A.worldB.flowerC.boyD.life

49.A.annoyedB.sillyC.proudD.blind

50.A.futureB.problemC.beautyD.reason

12、2006年安徽省课程改革实验区A

Oneday,afarmerwaswalkingalongaroadwithhissonThomas.Thef

athersaid,"Look!There'sahorsshoe.Pickitupandputitinyourbag."Tho

massaid,“Itisn'tworththetrouble/9Hisfathersaidnothingbuthepickedit

uphimself.Whentheygottoanearbytown,theyhadarest.Therethefarme

rsoldthehorseshoeandwiththefewpenniesheboughtsomecherries（樱桃）.

Thefatherandthesoncontinuedtheirway.Thesunwaswellupinthe

sky,andtherewasn'tahouseorevenatreewheretheycouldhavearest.T

homasfelttoothirstytowalkon.Atthistime,hisfatherdroppedacherryon

thegroundandThomaspickeditupquicklyandateit.Afterawhile,hisfat

herdroppedanothercherryandonceagain,hissonlostontimeinpickingit

upandputtingitinhismouth.

Andsotheywenton.Theoldfarmerdroppedthecherriesandthesonpi

ekedthemup.WhenThomashadeatenupallthecherries,hisfathersaidto

him,“Mydrarson,ifyouhadbent（弯腰）downearlytopickupthathorses

hoe,itwouldnothavebeennecessaryforyoutobendsomanytimesforthe

cherries.Alwaysrememberthelessonthathewhodoesnotworryaboutthe

littlethingswillfindthathecannotdothegreatthings.”

61.Whopickedupthehorseshoeatlast?.

A.ThesonB.Thefather

C.BoththefatherandthesonD.Neitherthefathernortheson

62.Thefarmerboughtwiththemoneyafterhesoldthehorseshone.

A.somebreadB.somewater

C.comecherriesD.somepennies

63.Whenthesonrefusedtopickupthehorseshoe,thefather.

A.beatthesonB.saidnothing

C.feltveryhappyD.becameveryangry

64.Thefatherdroppedthecherriesonebyone,because.

A.hewantedtoteachhissonalesson

B.hewantedhissontodomoreexercise

C.hewantedhissontoeatthemall

D.hewantedtolaughathisson

65.Fromthestory,wecanlearnthat.

A.cherriesaresodeliciousthatmostofusliketoeatthem

B.ahorseshoeissoexpensivethatitcanbringusalotofmoney

C.ifwewanttoeatcherries,wemustpickupahorseshoe

D.ifwedon'tworryaboutthelittlethings,wecannotdothegreatthings

13、2006年安徽省课程改革实验区B

Sarahleftschoolateighteen,wenttocollageandthenworkedatacomp

utercompany.Fouryearslater,shegotanewjobasamanagerinBritishAir

ways（英国航空公司）.Thisiswhatshetoldusaboutherjob:

“MyofficeisatHeathrowAiiport,butIspend60%ofmytimeinthe

air.Iteachair-hostesses（空姐）andhelpthemwithanyproblems.Ialsogot

olotsofmeetings.

Myhoursareusuallyform8a.m.to4p.m.butsometimesIworkfrom

1p.m.to9p.m.Atwork,thefirstthingIdoischeckplanetimesonmyco

mputerandthenIspeakwithsomeoftheair-hostesses.

SometimesIgoonlongflights（飞行）tocheckhowtheair-hostessesare

doing.That'smyfavouritepartofthejob,butIlikeofficework,too.Travelli

ngcanbehardwork.WhenIgetbackfromalongtrip,allIcandoiseats

omethingandthengotobed!Idon'tmakemuchmoney,butFmhappywith

BritishAirwaysandwanttostaythereandcontiuetotravel.

66.Sarah,sfirstjobwas.

A.atacollegeB.atacomputercompany

C.inBritishAirwaysD.atHeathrowAirport

67.Sarahdoesmostofherwork.

A.inmeetingsB.inthecomputerroom

C.intheofficeD.inaiiplanes

68.Mostdays,Sarahstartsworkat.

A.8a.m.B.lp.m.C.4p.m.D.9p.m.

69.ThefirstthingSarahdoesafteralongtripis.

A.gotobedB.haveamealC.gotoameetingD.goto

theoffice

7O.Sarahwouldliketo.

A.makemoremoneyB.stoptravelingC.gotocollegeagainD.stayi

nthesamejob

第二天

14、2006年河北省课程改革实验区

Bigschoolbagshavebeenaseriousproblemforstudentsforalongtime.

Maybeyourschoolbagistoo]tocarry,andittroublesyoualot2you

wanttofindabookouttoread,Nowane-textbookwill3you.

Itissaidthate-textbooksaregoingtobe4inChinesemiddleschools.

Ane-textbook,infact,isasmall5forstudents.Itismuch6thanaus

ualschoolbagandeasytocarry.Thoughitisassmallasabook,itcan7

allthematerials（材料）forstudy.Thestudentscanreadthetextpagebypag

eonthe8,takenoteswiththepointer（屏写笔）.Oreven"9"theirhome

worktotheirteachersbysendinge-mails.Alltheyhavetodoistopressab

utton.

Somepeoplesaye-textbooksaregood,butsomesaytheymaybe10f

orthestudents9eyes.Whatdoyouthinkofit?

1.A.lightB.heavyC.usefulD.comfortable

2.A.tillB.afterC.beforeD.when

3.A.troubleB.preventC.helpD.understand

4.A.usedB.keptC.inventedD.lent

5.A.TVB.radioC.penD.computer

6.A.heavierB.lighterC.cheaperD.brighter

7.A.holdB.buildC.discoverD.practise

8.A.blackboardB.deskC.screenD.card

9.A.findoutB.handinC.getbackD.giveback

10.A.helpfulB.famousC.goodD.bad

15、2006年安徽省课程改革实验区C

TheArtsCinemaisopen7daysaweek,showinglotsofAmerican

andforeignfilms.NextweekitwillshowanAustrdlianfilmcalled44Midn

ightMeeting”.ItissetinSydneyinthe1960s.Youcanseethatfilmfr

omMondaytoThursday.Itwillbeontwiceadayat6:30and9:10in

theevenings.Thefilmlaststwohoursandfifteenminutes.Ticketsare$

4,butthereisaspecialstudentticketat$2.60forallthefilms.Please

bringyourstudentcardifyouwantthecheaperticket.

ThenearestcarparktothecinemaisinHamletStreet.It'sjustfive

minutes9walkfromthecinema.Ifyouneedfurtherinformation,phone

8813962duringofficehours・9a.m.to4:30p.m.,MondaytoFriday.

71.Fromthepassageweknowthat“MidnightMeeting'*a(n)film.

A.ChineseBJapaneseC.AustralianD.American

72.Whencanpeopleseethatfilm?.

A.FromMondaytoThursdayB.FromMondaytoFriday

C.SixdaysaweekD.Sevendaysaweek

73.Thefilmlasts.

A.from6:30p.m.to9:10p.m.B.from2:00p.m.to5:00p.m.

C.twiceadayintheeveningsD.2hoursand15minutes

74.What'sthepriceofastudentticket?.

A.$2B.S2.60C.$4D.$4.60

75.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.MidnightMeetingisaboutSydneyin1960.

B.Studentscangetaticketwithhalfoftheprice.

C.Formoreinformation,pleasephone8813962.

D.Thenearestparkinabout10minutes'walk.

16、2006年安徽省课程改革实验区D

Canplantseatpeople?Probablynot,buttherearemanyplantsthateatm

eat.Someofthemarebig.Andtheycaneatsmallanimals.Onefamousmeat

-eatingplantistheVenusflytrap（捕蝇草）.

TheVenusflytrapisaverystrangeplant.ItgrowsindrypartsoftheU

nitedStates.Itsleavesarelikethepagesofabook.Theycanopenandclose

veryquickly.Insidetheleaves,therearethreesmallhairs.Ifaflytoucheso

neofthehairs,theleafclosesquickly.Theflycannotgetout.Inabouthalf

anhour,theleafpressestheflyuntilitisdead.Then,theplantcoversthefl

y.Slowly,theplanteatsthefly.

Whydoplantsdoit?Mostplantsgetwhattheyneedfromthesun,thea

ir,andtheground.Insomeplaces,thegroundisverypoor.Itdoesn'thaveal

1theseimportantthings,especiallynitrogen（氮）.Animalmeathasalotofnit

rogen,sosomeplantseatmeattogetwhattheyneed.Let'shopethatsomeo

fthebiggerplantsdon'tgetthesameidea!

76.TheVenusflytrapisakindof.

A.plantB.animalC.foodD.meat

77.TheVenusflytrapgrowsin.

A.mostpartsoftheworldB.somepartsofAfrica

C.drypartsoftheUnitedStatesD.wetpartsofEngland

78.Fromthepassage,welearnthat.

A.allplantscaneatpeopleB.allplantscaneatanimals

C.someplantscaneatpeopleD.someplantscaneatanimals

79.Theunderlinedwordupresses,?probablymeansinChinese.

A.挤压B.关上C.打开D.松开

8O.Whydosomeplantseatanimalmeat?Because.

A.plantsaredangeroustoanimals

B.animalsaredangeroustoplants

C.plantswanttogetwhattheyneedfromanimalmeat

D.plantswanttoprotectthemselvesagainstanimals

第三天

17、2006年河南省

Onceuponatime,therewasachildreadytobebom.So41heasked

God,“theytellmeyouaresendingmeto42,butbeingsosmallandhelples

s,43amIgoingtolivethere?^^

“44themanyangels（天使），Ichoseoneforyou.Shewillbewaiting

foryouandwilltakecareofyou."Godreplied.

"ButhereinHeaven（天堂），Ido45elsebutsingandsmile!That'sen

oughformetobehappy.”

Godsaid,'Yourangelwillsingandsmileforyoueveryday.Andyou

willfeelyourangel'sloveandbe46.”

Thechildsaid,“AndhowamIgoingtobeabletounderstandwhenpeo

pietalktome47Idon'tknowthelanguagethatmenspeak?”

Godtoldthechild,'Yourangelwilltellyouthemostbeautifulandsweet

estwordsyouwilleverhear,andwith48patience（耐心）andcare,youran

gelwillteachyou49.”

Thechildsaid,“Pve50thatontheearththerearebadmen.whowillp

rotectme?”

Godsaid,“Yourangelwillprotectyou51itmeansriskingherhfe（冒

生命危险）.”

“But1willalwaysbesadbecause1willnotseeyouanymore.”

“Yourangelwillalwaystalktoyouabout52andinfact,1willalway

sbenexttoyou.”

Atthemomenttherewasmuchpeace（静寂）inHeaven,butvoicesfro

mtheearthcouldalreadybeheard,andthechild,inahurry,asked,"Oh,G

od,ifIamaboutto53now,pleasetellmemyangel's54!”

“Itisnothardtoremember,“Godreplied55.“Youwillcallyourangel

Mommy.”

41.A.everydayB.anydayC.onedayD.somed

ay

42.A.theearthB-themoonC.thecountryD.thesea

43.A.whereB.howC.whyD.when

44.A.BetweenB.ForC・AmongD.With

45.A.nothingB.everythingC.anythingD.something

46.A.lonelyB.happyC.excitedD.surprised

47.A.thoughB.whetherC.afterD.if

48.A.noB.littleC・muchD.some

49.A.wheretogoB.howtospeakC.whattosayD.whicht

ochoose

50.A.heardB.rememberedC.forgottenD.said

51.A.whenB.assoonas;C.sinceD.evenif

52.A.meB.youC.usD.her

53.A.dieB.workC.studyD.leave

54.A.addressB-nameC.numberD.job

55.A.angrilyB.sadlyC.softlyD.shyly

18、2006年湖北省武汉市A

“Well,we'reinournewhouse.Let'sgetanewpettogoalongwithit,“

Mrs.Brownsaidtoherhusband.

“Thatsoundslikeaverygoodidea,“heanswered."Doyouwanttoseet

headsinthenewspaper?^^

“Let'sgototheanimalshelter.Manypetsthereneedhomes.Sincetomor

rowisSaturday,wecanbothgo,“shesaid.

ThenextmorningtheBrownsmetMr.Snowattheanimalshelter."We

wanttobesurethatthepetsheregotogoodhomes,"Mr.Snowsaid,“SoI

needtoaskyousomequestions.^^

Aftertheytalkedforawhile,theBrownsdecidedtogetasmalldog.It

wouldn'tneedabighouseorabigyard.Asmalldogwouldbark（吠）and

warn（警告）themifsomeonetriedtobreakintotheirhouse.AfterMr.Snow

gavetheBrownsabookonpetcare,theychoseoneandwantedtotakeher

homerightaway.Buttheanimaldoctorhadn'texaminedheryet.SoMr.Sno

wtoldthemtoreturnonSunday.

OnSundayafternoontheBrownswenttotheanimalshelter.Theanimal

doctorsaid,"Shadowhashadallofhershots（预防针）.Shewillbehealthy.^^

TheBrownsthankedthedoctorandtookShadowhome.

66.Fromthereadingwelearnthat.

A.theBrownshaveneverhadapetbeforeB.theBrownsknewa

boutShadowfromthenewspaper

C.ShadowisasmallandhealthydogD.Mr.Browndidn'tq

uiteagreewithhiswife

67.Thewordshelterinthereadingmeans.

A.aplacetosellsmalldogsB.aplacetokeephorn

elessanimals

C.aplacetostudyanimalsD.aplacetosellbooks

onpetcare

68.Mr.SnowaskedtheBrownssomequestionsto.

A.seeiftheyhadmovedtoanewhouseB.findouthowricht

heBrownswere

C.knowwherethey'dkeeptheirnewpetD.makesurethey'dt

akegoodcareofpets

69.TheBrownsthinkthatasmalldog.

A.doesn'tneedanyroomtokeepB.canhelpthemwatc

htheirhouse

C.eatslessfoodthanabiggeroneD.usuallyhasabeaut

ifulname

70.It'sclearthat.

A.ShadowwillnotbeeasytogetillB.theBrownsweren

otpleasedwithShadow

C.Mr.Snowdidn'texamineShadowatallD.Shadowlikesbarki

ngalot

19、2006年湖北省武汉市B

Itwasjustthreedegreesabovezero."That'scold,“thoughtJaneassheg

otreadytodeliver（送）hermorningpapers.Janehad50customers（订户）,

andoncoldmorningswhenshecouldn'trideherbicycle,ittookhermoreth

ananhourtomakeherrounds.

Asshecollectedherpapersandputthemintoabigcanvasbag,Janereg

retted（遗憾）thatshehadn'tfinishedhermathhomeworkthenightbefore.Th

erewasstilltime.She'dhurrywiththepapersandfinishthemathbeforebre

akfast.

LessthananhourlaterJanewasnearlyfinished.Shehadonlyfivecusto

merstogo.Shecouldthenheadforhometocompletehermathwhileherm

ommadebreakfast.Assheroundedthecorner,shesawacarinthemiddleo

fthestreet.ItwasMr.Zimmerman,theelderlymanwhowalkedwithawalki

ngstick.Hiscarwasoutofgas（汽油）.

'TdliketohelpMr.Zimmerman,“thoughtJane,“butifIdo,Iwon'tha

vetimetodomyhomework."ShehatedtothinkwhatMr.Robertswouldsa

yifshehadn'tfinishedherpapers.

“It'shisownfault（过错）forrunningoutofgas,“Janetalkedtoherself.

“Thestationisonlyahalfmiledownthestreet.SurelyMr.Zimmermancan

walkthatfar,evenonacoldmorninglikethis...can'the?"Asshewalked

downthestreet,Janewonderedwhattodo.

71.Janedeliversherpapers.

A.beforeshegoestoschoolB.oncoldmornings

C.withthehelpofMr.Zimmerman'scarD.onthewaytoschool

72.Mr.Zimmermanwasoldand.

A.couldn'tdrivewellB.wouldhavenobodytoh

elphim

C.wasnotrichenoughtobuyenoughgasD.wasnotabletowalk

alongway

73.Thebesttitleforthisreadingshouldbe.

A.FiftyCustomersB.There'sNoEasyAnswer

C.NoTimetoFinishHomeworkD.AColdMorningforJa

ne

74.Weknowfromthereadingthat.

A.Janecouldn'tfindanytimetofinishherhomework

B.ittookaboutanhourforJanetosendthepapers

C.Janewouldhaveherbreakfastintheschool

D.Janelikedtodeliverpapersoncoldmornings

75.Thereadingdoesn'tsaybutwecaninferthat.

A.JaneboughtthegasforMr.Zimmerman

B.usuallyJanewoulddeliverpapersbybike

C.Mr.Robertdidn,t,likeJaneatschool

D.Mr.ZimmermanhadtoleavethecarforJane

第四天

20、2006年湖北省仙桃市、潜江市、江汉油田

Wesometimescallthelion“thekingofthejungle（丛林）"becauseitis

strongerandmoredangerousthanotheranimals.Itcan41fasterthanm

anyanimalsanditcanhunt（捕猎）thebest.Itisthehighestanimalinthe_

42foodchain（食物链）.

Inthesea,thesharkisoneoftheanimalsatthe43ofthefoodcha

in.Itcanswimfasterthan44otherseaanimals,anditcanuseitsbigte

ethtoeatthem.

Whatisatthetopoftheworld'sfoodchain?45are!Wearenotth

ebiggestorfastest,butwearethe46.Wecouldnotrunfasterthanch

eetahs（猎豹）,sowe47carsandnowwecanmovethefastest.Wecou

Idnot48betterthanlions,soweinventedguns（枪）・Nowwecanhunt

thebest.

People'sinventionsareclever,buttheycanbe49.too.Forexample,

peopleinvented50,andnowtheymaketheairandriversdirty.Thiscan

make51changes.Dirtyriverskillfish.52bearscannoteatthefish

andthebearsdie.Ifwekillonepartofthefoodchain,53alsodie.Re

memberthatweareapartofthefoodchain,54weareindangertoo!I

fweprotectanimals,weareprotecting55!Weshouldandwecoulddo

somethingfortheworld!

41.A.walkB.runc.swimD.jump

42.A.landB.seac.mountainD.desert

43.A.frontB.endc.topD.beginning

44.A.someB.anyC.moreD.most

45.A.PeopleB.LionsC.SharksD.Cheetah

46.A.strongestB.cleverestC.mostspecialD.mostimportant

47.A.usedB.hadC.madeD.invented

48.A.fightB.escapeC.killD.catch

49.A.dangerousB.interestingC.usefulD.helpful

50.A.hotelsB.schoolsC.factoriesD.hospitals

51.A.greatB.terribleC.wonderfulD.complete

52.A.IfB.WhenC.ThenD.While

53.A.onepartB.anotherpartC.otherpartsD.theoth

erparts

54.A.andB.butC.orD.so

55.A.oneselvesB.yourselvesC.themselvesD.ourselv

es

21、2006年湖北省武汉市

先阅读短文，然后在短文后76—85小题空白处写出各单词的正确形式，单

词的第一个字母已给出。

ThisisastoryaboutGenevaEmmonswhogotaprizeforgrowingpump

kins.

GenevaEmmonssawap(76)ofan827-poundpumpkininanewspa

perandthoughtshecoulddob(77),Nineyearslater,shetookpartina

pumpkincompetition(比赛)inOregon,USA,withapumpkinof1,262pound

s!

Genevasettheworld'srecordforthebiggestpumpkinandw(78)wo

rldwidefame.ButhowdidshegrowsuchaBIGv(79)?Emmonssaid:"G

oodseed(种子),goodsoil(土壤),goodw(80),andgoodluck.^^

GenevaEmmonsis1⑻)togetenoughhelp.Shehadanassistantwh

ostudiesthesoil,ahusbandwhogavethetechnical(技术)help,andason

whob(82)acart(推车)tocarrythepumpkin.Thepumpkinsetthereco

rd,butitwasc(83),becausetwootherpumpkinswereash(84)as

1,000pounds.

Thepumpkinwillbecarved(雕亥ij)bysomea(85)ofanartmuseu

mforkidsinWashington.

76.B_____________77.

78.w79.

80.w—81.

82.b83.

84.h85.

22、2006年北京市海淀区（C）

St.Martin'sDayisaholidayinHolland.St.Martinwasamanwhodid

kindthingsformanypeopleinneed.Onecoldwinterdayhewaswalkingho

me.Heworeacoattokeepwarmandhadasmallpieceofbreadtoeat.The

nhesawastrangeronthesideoftheroad.Themansatonthegroundand

hewashungryandhadnohome.St.Martintookhisknifeandcuthiscoati

ntwo.Hegavethemanhalfofhiswarmcoat.Thenhegavethemanhalfo

fhisbread.

NancywasaschoolgirlinHolland.OneSt.Martin'sday,sherodeherbi

cyclewithherclassmatesafterschool.Whenshegothome,shesaidgoodbye

toherclassmatesandwentintoheryard.Assheparkedherbike,shehearda

noiseinthegrass.Shejumpedbacksuddenly.Atherfeetwasasmallgray

homelesscat."Thatoldcatkeepsscaringme!”shecomplainedasshewalked

intotheroom."Itwon'thurtyou,“saidherfather.

Shewasangryaboutthecatbutshecouldnotbeunhappyforlong.Itw

asSt.Martin'sDay."WhowasSt.Martinanyway?^^Nancyasked.Fathertold

herthestoryofSt.Martin.Nancywastouched（感动）bythestory.Sheput

apieceofbreadinherbagandwentintotheyard.

Nancyheardthenoiseagain.64Youwaitaminute!”shecalledassheran

afterthecat.Shecaughtitandpickeditup.Sheopenedherbag.Takingout

apieceofbread,sheofferedhalftothecat.Thecathungrilyatethebread.

“Maywemakeaboxforittosleepin?”Nancyaskedherfather."Sure,“said

herfather.

52.St.Marin'sDayisaholidayin.

A.JapanB.EnglandC.HollandD.France

53.WhatdidSt.Martindo?

A.Heworkedforhiscountry.B.Hesavedhomelessanimals.

C.Heoftenvisitedhisneighbors.D.Hegavehisfoodtoapoorman.

54.Nancywasscaredbyaassheparkedherbike.

A.dogB.catC.birdD.snake

55.Aftersheheardthestory,Nancy.

A.fedthecatwithherbreadB.wenttoschoolbybike

C.sanganddancedwithherfriendsD.enjoyedthedinnerwithherfam

iiy

第五天

23、2006年辽宁省H^一市课改实验区

Astrangethinghappenstonearlyeverybodyatnight.They61t

helightspullupthecoversandclosetheireyes.Aftertheysleepforsixors

even62,theywakeupagain.Itsoundsverystrange,doesn'tit?

Sleeppuzzles（使困惑）scienceallthetime.63anddoctorswoul

dliketotalkaboutwhyonecan'tfallasleep.Theyarenotsosure64

_causessleep.

Youwillsleepthebestboth65youareingoodhealthandwhen

youdon'teattoomuchortoolittle.Noworriesandacomfortableplacetosi

eepare66,too.Theyadviseagainsttwoinonebed.

Strangethings67duringsleep.Forexample,youoftenmovedur

ingyoursleep.Youwouldfeel68ifyoudidn'tmove.Youalso___

69.Partofyourbrain（大脑）isstill70whenyoudream.

Don'twonyifyoudream.Somegreatstoriesandpoemswerefinishedw

hiletheirwritersweredreaming.

61.A.turnonB.turnoffC.turnupD.turndown

62.A.secondsB.hoursC.daysD.months

63.A.ScientistsB.NursesC.ArtistsD.Inventors

64.A.whyB.howC.whichD.what

65.A.afterB.whenC.beforeD.until

66.A.pleasedB.possibleC.importantD.funny

67.A.happenB.happensC.happenedD.happening

68.A.hungryB.tiredC.relaxedD.worried

69.A.sleepB.wakeupC.thinkD.dream

70.A.busyB.asleepC.awakeD.sleepy

24、2006年福建省福州市罗源县、平潭县（B）

Over1,400universitystudentsfrom37countriesandregionscametoChi

naforthe20069sWorldMUNmeeting（世界大学生模拟联合国大会）,Them

eetingwasheldinPekingUniversityfromMarch27thto31st,2006.

TheideaoftheWorldMUNbeganin1991.AgroupofstudentsatHarv

ard（哈佛）Universitywantedtomakeanewmeetingtobringtogetherthestu

dentswhowereinterestedintheworld.Theywantedtodiscussdifferentprobl

emsaroundtheworld.TheWorldMUNisbasedonunderstanding,compromis

e,learningandfriendship.ThefirstmeetingwasheldinPolandin1992.After

that,itisheldinspringeveryyear.Lastyear,itwasheldinScotland.

ThiswasthefirsttimetheWorldMUNmeetingwasheldinAsia.Itwas

alsothebiggestoneinhistory.Thestudentscamefromthebestuniversities

aroundtheworld.Duringthefive-daymeeting,theydideverythingthatpeople

intheUNdo.Thoughtheirskincolorsandculturesweredifferent,theyhad

thesamewishtomaketheworldbetter.

61.The2006'sWorldMUNmeetingwasheldin—.

A.ScotlandB.HarvardUniversityC.PolandD.Peking

University

62.Sofar,theWorldMUNmeetinghasbeenheld.

A.13timesB.14timesC.15timesD.16tim

es

63.Theword“compromise“thepassagemeansinChinese.

A.友谊B.理解C