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I. 完形填空(共20题；每小题1.5分，满分30分) 阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 I never go shopping but I quarrel with my husband．We once needed a 6-foot-wide quilt．I 21 him to a nearby supermarket．While wandering around, 22 eyes often fell on the silk quilts worth about $200，but either the colors or the patterns 23 me．When I 24 at fl desirable one．I found I had lost my 25 shopper．I looked back and saw him talking with a girl 26 ．I got angry and went up to 27 him when something dazzled(眩目)me：a beautiful 28 quilt! My husband was asking a lot about the quilt and 29 it fire fully to make sure if it was 100％made of wool．I also joined him，but when I found the 30 l withdrew(退缩).Alas，$500 ! At this time，three other assistants，who might have sensed my 31 with my husband, surrounded me and offered me a(n) 32 introduction to their goods. 33 to refuse their enthusiasm，I said to 34 ，“I’m waiting for you downstairs．” I had thought he would go down on my heels，but waiting on and on 35 the lift，to see no figure of his，I had to stroll around waiting．A quarter later，there he came，a red quilt in his hand—the very woolen one! The very thing only for new couple! But he had bought it on his own．I couldn’t help getting angry and shouting at him．“Why? Do you have so much money as to 36 it about?” “Don’t you think good things cost dear 37 wear well?”said my husband strongly． “Are you sure fl twice dearer thing must last twice longer than a cheap one?”
“At least．there is no worry that it falls out of fashion 38 we get it．” I was driven mad by him．I turned and went home 39 ．But before 1 walked two or three steps he 40 me up and walked together with me，one hand dragging my arm and the other carrying the quilt． 21．A．carried B．showed C．sent D．dragged 22．A．people’s B．my C．his D．our 23．A．failed B．interested C．troubled D．pleased 24．A．wandered B．hesitated C．stopped D．stared 25．A．other B．fellow C．following D．next 26．A．model B．customer C．assistant D．companion 27．A．quarrel with B．stop C．disturb D．spy on 28．A．fur B．cotton C．silk D．woolen 29．A．examining B．thinking about C．1earning D．testing 30．A．pattern B．color C．quality D．price 31．A．relationship B．opinion C．feelings D．attitude 32．A．false B．detailed C．actual D．exact 33．A．Willing B．Shy C．Ashamed D．Afraid 34．A．the girl B．the shoppers C．the assistants D．my husband 35．A．at B．in C．on D．to 36．A．spend B．waste C．throw D．use 37．A．but B．and C．so D．or 38．A．when B．as long as C．soon after D．before 39．A．hopelessly B．angrily C．1ater D．slowly 40．A．kept B．followed C．checked D．caught II. 阅读理解(共25小题。第一节每小题2分，第二节每小题1分；满分45分) 第一节 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。 A London—For many years John Randolph hesitated at whether to cycle to the workplace 10 miles away every day until July 7，2005，when London’s underground and buses got exploded． “I shouldn’t have waited until there came the threat of bomb，”said the 32-year-old manager of a restaurant．He said he had lost 7 pounds and saved￡185 bus fare since he began to use the bicycle． London is quite different from Amsterdam and Copenhagen，where cycling to work is very common．It is only since the bombing event in which 52 lives were lost that London has rapidly been turning into an important cycling city．There are an increasing number of such cyclists as Randolph in London．They set up cycling clubs and websites，and call themselves“bomb dodgers (躲避炸弹者)”． So far there are no reliable data to show how many people in London using bicycles。but according to London Transportation Administration(LTA), the number of London cyclists may increase by 52％，based on the volume of bicycles crossing the Thames． Despite this，there are only 2％of Londoners riding bicycles every day，sharply compared to 20％in Copenhagen，and 28％in Amsterdam．The mayor of London Ken Livingstone，fl cycling amateur too，hopes that the percentage of cyclists will have gone up to 80％ by 2010． “Shuttling through London，cycling is the quickest, cheapest and most environmentally friendly way．More and more Londoners are beginning to use bicycles．In the past five years，the number has doubled while traffic accidents have fallen by 40％．” According to London Cycling Campaign，Livingstone attempts to rebuild London into a capital of bicycles，in which ease there win be much fewer traffic jams and pollution．There are now 273．mile-long cycle lanes，fl half of which have been built since 2000．Its goal is to build 560-mile-long cycle lanes by 2010． 41．Randolph lost 7 pounds________________________． A．by taking buses B．by riding fl bicycle C．because of threat of bomb D．because of working in fl distant place 42．What has caused London to become a cycling city? A．The bombing event． B．Cycling clubs． C．Cycling tourism． D．London Cycling campaign． 43．How many Londoners are using bicycles now? A．52％ B．28％ C．20％ D．2％ 44．According to the mayor of London，all are the advantages of cycling except__________． A．improvement of roads B．1ess pollution C．saving money D．fewer traffic accidents B Harry was a Scottish shepherd dog，who turned part of the happy family when Toney was 6，and ever since Toney has had a shadowing“brother”．Young as he was then，Tony was able to take good care of little Harry．Toney’s greatest pleasure of a day was taking Harry out to the meadow and playing with him． One day，Toney was planning to buy a present for Harry when he found there was something wrong with Harry：he kept being him to scratch(搔痒)his long hair，which lost its former gloss and large locks of which would fall when touched；what’s the worse，his mouth gave off bad breath，which was what Tony，who liked kissing him，couldn’t stand most．Is Harry ill? Mom also found Harry’s problem．At a weekend, Mum and Toney took Harry to an animal hospital．After an examination，the doctor found out the cause of the disease．In fact，it had something to do with Toney．That is，Toney had always fed Taney on his favorite snacks，so that he lost interest in pet feed．“A dog’s demand for protein(蛋白质)，fat and carbohydrate(碳水化合物)differs from that of a human being，”explained the doctor．“Most of human food is high in&nb
