第頁Unit1WomenofachievementI.單項選擇Idon’tthinkitis______takingthetroubletoexplainthequestiontohim.A.worthB.worthyC.worthofD.worthwhile2.You’dbetter______yourbehaviorsinpublicplaces,oryouarelikelytogetaticket.A.watchB.seeC.observeD.notice3.Withcourageanddetermination,shesetoutto_____herchildhooddream:tobecomeaworldfamousactress.WhichofthefollowingisNOTOK?A.realizeB.achieveC.cometrueD.live4.Everybodyshowedgreatrespecttotheolddoctor,whodevotedeverythinghehadto_____thepoorconditionsofthelocalhospital.A.improvingB.improveC.toimproveD.beingimproved5.Nomatterwhatyouhaveachieved,youhavenoreasonsto______othersinyourfiled.A.lookonB.lookuptoC.lookforwardtoD.lookdownupon6.WhenforbiddentosurftheInternet,teenagersoften_____it,sayingthatitprovidesthemwithcolorfulentertainments,aconvenientmeansofcommunicationaswellasusefulinformationA.argueaboutB.arguewithC.argueforD.argueagainst7.Intheolddays,hisfatherwasnotabletoearnenoughmoneyto______hisfamily.A.raiseB.bringupC.makeD.support8.Thedoctorsinthemedicalinstitutewroteseveralarticles,explainingindetailthestepsofhowto_____ababy.A.giveB.deliverC.haveD.givebirthto9.Inmyopinion,anorganizationshouldbesetuptostudythe______achild’spersonalityandhislivingenvironment.A.relationtoB.connectionwithC.linkofD.connectionbetween10.Amodestpersonalways______modestly,nomatterhowgreatheis.A.doesB.behavesC.looksD.appears11.Afteryearsofcarefulobservationinthewild,JaneGoodallwasfinallyableto_____thesocialsystemofchimps.A.carryoutB.pickoutC.lookoutD.workout12.Itisimpossibleto________one’sgoalwithoutworkinghard.A.achieveB.getC.arriveD.make13.Wouldyou________awalkwithmeaftersupper?A.careaboutB.careforC.carewithD.caretaking14.Itiseveryone’sdutyto______therulesofourschool.A.watchB.seeC.noticeD.observe15.Chinaisdevelopingatsuchanastonishing_______thatittakesonanewlookeveryday.A.altitudeB.achievementC.directionD.rate16.Howwouldyouliketo______yourfailureintheexamination?A.countonB.accountforC.countinD.countwith17.Whathesawintheremotemountainvillage_______himtowriteabookaboutthecountrylifethere.A.encouragedB.increasedC.inspiredD.engaged18.Neverbeforehasthe________beenfacedwithsuchathreatashashappenedinthepastfivedecadesA.humanraceB.peopleC.mankindD.man19.Fearsofbeingpunishedinvariouspossiblewayskept_______her,whichworriedheragreatdeal.A.comingtoB.crowdinginC.crowdinginonD.crowdedwith20.Istronglysuggestthepersonthat________outandexplainallthathashappened.A.wasreferredtostandingB.wasreferredtostandC.referredtostandD.referredtostanding21.Thebook,which______forchildrenunder10when________,arepopularwithadultreaders.A.intended;writtenB.wasintended;beingwrittenC.intended;writingD.wasintended;written22.Whetherwecangetthemoneyweneedfortheprojectornot,wewill______ittotheend.A.carryonwithB.moveonwithC.comeonwithD.takeonwith23.Whenhewasdoingthesoftwaredevelopmentproject,he______manyproblemsthathehadtosolveonhisown.A.cameupwithB.camethroughC.cameacrossD.cameout24.EversinceIbecameafirstaidertwentyyearsago,whichwastotally_______,Ihavebeen______mylifeonthego,dealingwithcasesofemergency.A.inaccident;livingB.bychance;ledC.bychance;livedD.byaccident;leading25.Thelecturer_______beforetheaudiencecould_______anyquestionstohim.A.movedoff;raiseB.movedaway;comeupwithC.movedout;bringupD.movedup;putupII．完形填空Jamessatoutsidetheofficewaitingfortheinterview.Hefeltso26thathedidn’tknowwhattodowith27.thepersonwhohadgonein28himhadbeentherefornearlyanhour.Andshelookedsoconfidentwhenshewentin,29James.Hefelt30thatshehadalreadygotthe31.theproblemwasthathewantedthisjob32.itmeant33tohim.Hehad34itsuchalotbeforethedayoftheinterview.Hehadimaginedhimself35brilliantly(出色地)attheinterviewand36thejobimmediately.Butnowherehewasfeeling37.hecouldn’t38allthosethingshehad39tosay.Atthatmoment,healmostdecidedtogetupand40.butno—hehadtodothis.Hehadspentsomuchtimeconsideringitthathecouldn’t41likethat.Hishandswerehotandstickyandhismouthfeltdry.Atlastthedooroftheofficeopened.Thewomanwhohadgoneinanhourearliercameoutlookingvery42withherself.Shesmiledsympathetically(同情地)atJames.AtthemomentJames43her.Themanagingdirectorthenappearedattheofficedoor.“Wouldyouliketocomeinnow,MrDavis?I’msorrytohavekeptyouwaiting.”Jamessuddenly44thathehadgonehomeafterall.Hegotup,legs45andforeheadsweatingandwonderedwhetherhelookedasterrifiedashefelt.26.A.healthyB.nervousC.carelessD.confident27.A.theinterviewerB.thewomanC.himselfD.thesituation28.A.byB.withC.beforeD.after29.A.notlikeB.sodidC.doasD.dolike30.A.doubtfulB.sureC.angryD.astonished31.A.rewardB.firstC.prizeD.job32.A.hopelesslyB.naturallyC.easilyD.somuch33.A.everythingB.happinessC.difficultyD.nothing34.A.dreamedofB.learnedofC.thoughtaboutD.talkedabout35.A.explainingB.performingC.answeringD.writing36.A.offeredB.askedforC.beingofferedD.beingaskedfor37.A.madB.excitedC.certainD.terrible38.A.dependonB.affordC.believeinD.remember39.A.keptB.beentaughtC.plannedD.beensupplied40.A.leaveB.goinC.prepareD.practice41.A.takebackB.putoffC.giveupD.putdown42.A.uglyB.pleasedC.sadD.pretty43.A.noticedB.lovedC.missedD.hated44.A.thoughtB.hopedC.wishedD.regretted45.A.shakingB.bendingC.walkingD.stoppedIII閱讀理解AWhydomendieearlierthanwomen?Thelatestresearchmakesitknownthatthereasoncouldbethatmen’sheartsgointorapiddeclinewhentheyreachmiddleage.Thelargeststudyoftheeffectsofageingonthehearthasfoundthatwomen’slongevitymaybelinkedtothefactthattheirheartsdonotlosetheirpumpingpowerwithage.“Wehavefoundthatthepowerofthemaleheartfallsby20-25percentbetween18and70yearsofage,”saidtheheadofthestudy,DavidGoldspinkofLiverpoolJohnMooresUniversityintheUK.“Withinthehearttherearemillionsofcellsthatenableittobeat.Betweentheageof20and70,one-thirdofthosecellsdieandarenotreplacedinmen,”saidGoldspink.“Thisispartoftheageingprocess.”Whatsurprisesscientistsisthatthefemaleheartseesverylittlelossofthesecells.Ahealthy70-year-oldwoman’sheartcouldperformalmostaswellasa20-year-oldone’s.“Thisgenderdifferencemightjustexplainwhywomenlivelongerthanmen,”saidGoldspink.Theystudiedmorethan250healthymenandwomenbetweentheagesof18and80,focusingonhealthypersonstoremovetheconfusinginfluenceofdisease.“Theteamhasyettofindwhyageingtakesagreaterlossonthemaleheart,”saidGoldspink.Thegoodnewsisthatmencanimprovethehealthoftheirheartwithregularexercise.Goldspinkstressedthatwomenalsoneedregularexercisetopreventtheirlegmusclesbecomingsmallerandweakerastheyage.46.Theunderlinedword“longevity”inthesecondparagraphprobablyrefersto“________”.A.healthB.longlife

C.ageingD.effect47.Thetextmainlytalksabout________.A.men’sheartcellsB.women’sageingprocess、C.thegenderdifferenceD.heartsandlonglife48.accordingtothetext,theUKscientistshaveknownthat________.A.womenhavemorecellsthanmenwhentheyarebornB.womencanreplacethecellsthatenablethehearttobeatC.thefemaleheartlosesfewofthecellswithageD.womenneverlosetheirpumpingpowerwithage49.Ifyouwanttolivelonger,youshould________.A.enableyourhearttobeatmuchfasterB.findoutthereasonforageingC.exerciseregularlytokeepyourhearthealthyD.preventyourcellsfrombeinglost50.Wecanknowfromthepassagethat________.A.thereasonwhyageingtakesagreaterlossonthemalehearthasbeenfoundoutB.scientistsareonthewaytofindingoutwhythemaleheartlosesmoreofthecellsC.theteamhasdonesomethingtopreventthemalefromsufferingthegreaterlossD.womenover70couldlosemoreheartcellsthanthoseattheageof20BLikemostJulydays,itwashot.Isteppedintoatinyice-creamshoptocooloffwithachocolateice-cream.Itwasanoldwomanbentoveratablenearthedoor.Herbackwassobadlytwistedthatherfacenearlytouchedthetabletop.Isatsownfacinghercoupleoftablesaway.“Poorwoman,”Ithought“Whatdoesshegetoutoflife?ShyGodletpeoplelivesolongpasttheirprime?”AsIthought,anotheragedladyenteredtheshopandsatdownwithher.Soonthetwoofthemweretalkingaboutchildhooddays.Theytalkedofhowlittletheshophadchangedin70years...Inminutes,thetwoofthemweretremblingwithlaughter.Ilookedagainatthefirstwoman,theninthemirroronanearbywall,catchingapictureofmyself.Iwaswearingadirtyshirt.Shewaswelldressedinwhite,herhandssparkingwithgoldrings.Iwassad.Shewaslaughing,smiling.Iwasputtingthepiecesofmylifetogether.Shehadmillionsofwonderfulmemoriestorecall.Isatalone.Shewassharingthedaywithagoodfriend.Iwassecretlyworriedaboutgettingold.Shewasold,butitwasn'thurtingher.AsIlefttheshop,IthoughtofmyfoolishquestionaboutGodlettingpeoplelivepasttheirprime.Why,thatwomanwasmorealive,moresensitivetolifethanIwas.Agehasnotbentherspirit.()51.Whichofthefollowingisthemainideaofthepassage?A.TotellusthelifeofoldpeopleB.Toshowthedifferencebetweentheoldandtheyoung.C.Toshowthatoldagedoesnotmeanbeingshortofspirit.D.Tomakethereaderhaveapityontheoldpeople.52.Fromthepassageweknowthattheice-shop________.A.changedalotinthepastB.starteditsbusiness70yearsago.C.hadonlyacoupleoftablesD.hadonlywomenshoppers.53.Thewriterimpliesallofthefollowingexceptthat________.A.theoldladywasverylonelyandsadB.thewriterhadmoreproblemsthantheoldladyC.theoldladyhadlivedafullandsatisfyinglifeD.theoldladyhadlearnedtoenjoythesimplethingsinlife54.Whichofthefollowingistheconclusionthewritermadeabouttheoldlady?A.Shewastobepitiedforheroldage.B.Sheconsideredtheyoungmanpitiable.C.Shewasmorealiveandsensitivetolifethanthewriter.D.Peopleshouldnotbeallowedtolivewhentheyaretooold.CTheunpunctualman,ontheotherhand,neverdoeswhathehastodoatthepropertime.Heisalwaysinahurryandintheendlosesbothtimeandhisgoodname.Alostthingmaybefoundagain,butlosttimecanneverberegained.55____________________________.Infact,timeislifeitself.Theunpunctualmanisforeverwastingandmismanaginghismostvaluableassetaswellasothers’.Theunpunctualpersonisalwayscomplainingthathefindsnotimetoanswerletters,orreturncallsorkeepappointmentspromptly.56______________________________.Heknowsthathecannotgetthroughhugeamountofworkunlesshefaithfullykeepseverypieceofworkwhenithastobeattendedto.57____________________________________________.Ifapersonisinvitedtodinnerandarriveslaterthantheappointedtime,hekeepsalltheotherguestswaitingforhim.58__________.Unpunctuality,moreover,isveryharmfulwhenitcomestodoingone’sduty,whetherpublicorprivate.Imaginehowitwouldbeifthosewhoareputinchargeofimportanttasksfailedtobeattheirproperplaceattheappointedtime.59___________________________________________.A.Usuallythiswillberegardedasagreatdisrespecttothehostandallotherguestspresent.B.Failuretobepunctualinkeepingone’sappointmentsisasignofdisrespecttowardsothersC.Timeismorevaluablethanmaterialthings.D.Butthemanwhoreallyhasagreatdealtodoisverycarefulofhistimeandseldomcomplainsofwantofit.HeknowsthatheE.AmanwhoisknowntobehabituallyunpunctualisnevertrustedbyhisfriendsorfellowmenIV.短文改錯文中共有10處語言錯誤，每句中最多有兩處。錯誤涉及一個單詞的增加、刪除或修改。增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（∧），并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞作斜線（\）劃掉。修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意：1．每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞；2．只允許修改10處，多者（從第11處起）不計分。Britishpubliclibraryarelinkedbycomputers.Ifyour

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