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( ) 14. Tom seems to get a lot on his mind. Could you tell me ____________?
A. what’s the matter with him
B. what he was worrying about
C. why is he feeling so unhappy
D. how are things going with him
A. what’s the matter with him
B. what he was worrying about
C. why is he feeling so unhappy
D. how are things going with him
答案
A
( ) 15. —I’ll be away on a business trip. Would you mind looking after my cat?
—Not at all. __________.
A. I have no time
B. I’d rather not
C. I’d like it
D. With pleasure
—Not at all. __________.
A. I have no time
B. I’d rather not
C. I’d like it
D. With pleasure
答案
D
二、完形填空(每小题1分,共15分)
I began to grow up that winter night when my mother and I were returning home from my aunt’s. My mother said that we would soon be leaving for 16. We took a bus home then. I was crying hard, and some people were turning around to look at me in 17. They might be wondering why such a young girl looked so sad. But at that time, at the 18 of never seeing my dear friends at school and never hearing my favourite school radio programmes again, I couldn’t hold back my tears.
Surprisingly, when the day finally came, I cried very little. After saying 19 to all the friends and relatives, we took the flight to New York. On the 20, I kept thinking about the place I was going to live in—the strange and magical place I could have known 21 from books and pictures.
The life of the first two years in New York wasn’t 22 at all: Mother remarried and I had to study in three different schools because my family often 23. Things seemed to be even more complex (复杂的) for me. I didn’t get on well with my stepfather. I was lost and did not know 24 I should do. I felt my hard times 25.
From the third year on, things got 26 little by little. My stepfather and I got used to each other. My responsibilities (责任) in the family 27 a lot as I knew English much better than everybody else at home. I wrote letters, filled in forms, translated at interviews with immigration (移民) officers. Sometimes I accompanied my grandparents to the 28 and translated their words to the doctor there. I found myself too busy to cry over anything.
From my experiences I have learnt one important 29 of life: almost all common troubles eventually disappear! Something good is certain to happen in the end if you do not give up. So cheer up and just wait a little! Life will 30 to be all right, even though the course will not be that easy.
( ) 16. A. France B. Britain C. Australia D. America
( ) 17. A. anger B. surprise C. fear D. excitement
( ) 18. A. sight B. mention C. thought D. moment
( ) 19. A. goodbye B. hello C. yes D. thanks
( ) 20. A. train B. bus C. plane D. truck
( ) 21. A. simply B. carefully C. especially D. truly
( ) 22. A. smooth B. terrible C. boring D. successful
( ) 23. A. appeared B. dropped C. moved D. decorated
( ) 24. A. how B. what C. why D. whether
( ) 25. A. homeless B. selfless C. useless D. endless
( ) 26. A. worse B. better C. funnier D. clearer
( ) 27. A. reduced B. learnt C. grew D. meant
( ) 28. A. school B. cinema C. supermarket D. hospital
( ) 29. A. rule B. saying C. suggestion D. joke
( ) 30. A. get out B. turn out C. check out D. come out
I began to grow up that winter night when my mother and I were returning home from my aunt’s. My mother said that we would soon be leaving for 16. We took a bus home then. I was crying hard, and some people were turning around to look at me in 17. They might be wondering why such a young girl looked so sad. But at that time, at the 18 of never seeing my dear friends at school and never hearing my favourite school radio programmes again, I couldn’t hold back my tears.
Surprisingly, when the day finally came, I cried very little. After saying 19 to all the friends and relatives, we took the flight to New York. On the 20, I kept thinking about the place I was going to live in—the strange and magical place I could have known 21 from books and pictures.
The life of the first two years in New York wasn’t 22 at all: Mother remarried and I had to study in three different schools because my family often 23. Things seemed to be even more complex (复杂的) for me. I didn’t get on well with my stepfather. I was lost and did not know 24 I should do. I felt my hard times 25.
From the third year on, things got 26 little by little. My stepfather and I got used to each other. My responsibilities (责任) in the family 27 a lot as I knew English much better than everybody else at home. I wrote letters, filled in forms, translated at interviews with immigration (移民) officers. Sometimes I accompanied my grandparents to the 28 and translated their words to the doctor there. I found myself too busy to cry over anything.
From my experiences I have learnt one important 29 of life: almost all common troubles eventually disappear! Something good is certain to happen in the end if you do not give up. So cheer up and just wait a little! Life will 30 to be all right, even though the course will not be that easy.
( ) 16. A. France B. Britain C. Australia D. America
( ) 17. A. anger B. surprise C. fear D. excitement
( ) 18. A. sight B. mention C. thought D. moment
( ) 19. A. goodbye B. hello C. yes D. thanks
( ) 20. A. train B. bus C. plane D. truck
( ) 21. A. simply B. carefully C. especially D. truly
( ) 22. A. smooth B. terrible C. boring D. successful
( ) 23. A. appeared B. dropped C. moved D. decorated
( ) 24. A. how B. what C. why D. whether
( ) 25. A. homeless B. selfless C. useless D. endless
( ) 26. A. worse B. better C. funnier D. clearer
( ) 27. A. reduced B. learnt C. grew D. meant
( ) 28. A. school B. cinema C. supermarket D. hospital
( ) 29. A. rule B. saying C. suggestion D. joke
( ) 30. A. get out B. turn out C. check out D. come out
答案
D
; C
; A
; A
; C
; B
; D
; B ; A ; C ; B
; C
; D
; A
; B
; C
; A
; A
; C
; B
; D
; B ; A ; C ; B
; C
; D
; A
; B
