()19. —Have you to Hawaii? —Yes. I there last spring.

A.been; have been
B.gone; went
C.been; went

19. C

()20. —I your sister at your birthday party yesterday. Where is she, Judy?
—Oh, she America. She will be back at the end of this year.

A.haven't seen; has gone to
B.didn't see; has gone to
C.didn't see; has been to

20. B

一 语法选择
Shanghai, a beautiful city during the day, becomes even more wonderful at night.
At the end of the day, 1 the older part of the city around the Bund（外滩）and the modern buildings in Pudong are full of colorful bright lights. If you look at the Huangpu River, you 2 see the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and the Jinmao Tower. It is wonderful 3 a boat along the river and to see the amazing nightlife on the Bund. There are more than 30 tour boats, 4 dragon boats in the Ming and Qing styles and boats made in the Shikumen style.
5 you like walking in the streets, try the famous Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. There are busy shops and cafés and you will see 6 people from all over the world enjoying themselves. Most of the shops close at 10 p.m. Coffee houses are the popular nightlife places 7 you to meet friends and make new ones.
If you are in Shanghai for the first time, 8 sure you also visit Xintiandi. It's one of the most popular 9. There you can see buildings in Western and Chinese styles side by side.
Xintiandi is 10 great place for young people, but it may be a little noisy for older visitors!
A quieter place is Park 97 and you can find international restaurants there.
()1. A. either B. both C. neither
()2. A. can B. should C. need
()3. A. take B. taking C. to take
()4. A. include B. including C. included
()5. A. Unless B. Although C. If
()6. A. thousand of B. thousands of C. thousands
()7. A. for B. of C. with
()8. A. make B. making C. to make
()9. A. place B. places' C. places
()10. A. an B. a C. the

1~5 B A C B C
6~10 B A A C B

二 阅读理解（B篇）
Ten years ago, my daughter came home from school and told me that some classmates made fun of her. I told my nine-year-old daughter that if anyone ever did that to her again, she should hit them. That was really bad advice. In fact, what children need parents to teach them is how to deal with uncomfortable feelings.
If your daughter has an uncomfortable experience with her classmates, she needs to know it's safe to talk to you about it. You need to tell her that she isn't alone and you believe her. This creates a safe place for her to deal with uncomfortable feelings.
You can't decide what kind of friends your daughter selects at school because she needs to make a choice with her own idea. Your daughter can't completely stay away from people who will make her uncomfortable. But you can encourage her to spend time with people who will encourage her.
You can also encourage your daughter to respond in these difficult situations by practicing with her. Running through potential（潜在的）situations can make her prepare to deal with uncomfortable feelings. For example, you could ask your daughter to share a time that a classmate made her uncomfortable. Then ask, "What could you do or say at that time to create safety?" By talking about it, you can help her imagine effective（有效的）ways to respond.
()11. How old is the writer's daughter now?
A. 9. B. 19. C. 20. D. 24.
()12. What can parents say to their daughters when they have uncomfortable feelings?
A. You should deal with it yourself. B. Don't be nervous.
C. I am here with you. D. You made a mistake.
()13. What does the underlined word "selects" mean in Paragraph 3?
A. Chooses. B. Likes. C. Hates. D. Remembers.
()14. Who might be interested in the passage?
A. Children. B. Doctors. C. Teachers. D. Parents.
()15. Which can be the best title for the passage?
A. Teach Your Children in a Right Way B. Make Your Children Independent
C. Encourage Children to Say Sorry D. Set Good Examples to Children

11~15 B C A D A