一、完形填空。
Han Mei was a volunteer teacher. When she entered the small mountain village school for the first time, she couldn't her eyes: broken windows, small old desks and chairs. Even worse, students of different ages were in the same classroom. Han Mei realized that the local people were in education. So she decided to as many ways as she could to help them.
One day, when Han Mei was giving a class, Ma Qiang, a naughty boy, made a noise for fun. The other kids . At that time, Han Mei decided to make good use of the chance to help him. She walked towards Ma Qiang and asked him to put out his . Han Mei stood silently beside Ma Qiang and looked at them , and then she said, “I examined(仔细检查) your little fingers just now. I know you will become a good in the future. Come on!” Hearing this, Ma Qiang was surprised nobody had said such words to him before. He couldn't believe that completely but he remembered what the teacher said in his heart.
After that, Ma Qiang much harder and later he went to college. After many years, he became a famous doctor. Ma Qiang always says his volunteer teacher's encouraging have made him what he is.
()1.A.beat B.believe C.close D.hurt
()2.A.fair B.clever C.poor D.proper
()3.A.hang out B.look out C.give out D.find out
()4.A.hated B.laughed C.lent D.breathed
()5.A.hands B.head C.ears D.feet
()6.A.cheaply B.loudly C.carefully D.secondly
()7.A.doctor B.teacher C.driver D.singer
()8.A.until B.because C.so D.but
()9.A.studied B.cheered C.slept D.raised
()10.A.relations B.chores C.woods D.words

1.B 2.C 3.D 4.B 5.A 6.C 7.A 8.B 9.A 10.D

二、阅读理解。
Many years ago, the Sahara was a rich land where farmers grew crops and plants grew well. As the rain fall in the area gradually went down every year, it became a huge desert.
Gary Smith and a few of his brave friends decided to hike across the Sahara. Supporters in cars, who carried food and water for the group, stayed with them together.
One day, Gary Smith walked alone and then he couldn't find the rest of the group. Even worse, he could not find out which direction to go. Then a sandstorm covered the area. When the storm was over, Gary Smith was even more worried. In the heat that he couldn't stand, he quickly finished his water. He had to spend that night out in the open, and he almost felt he couldn't survive.
The next day, he walked on. After the second night, he started to worry about dying. He realized that his friends might not find him in time. It was late on the third day that Gary Smith lost his sense and fell over.
When Gary Smith awoke, he was in the car with his friends. He had been found by a group of Bedouin who were travelling in a truck. In such a large desert, this made it possible for him to survive. Then Bedouin helped him find his friends. Gary Smith was so lucky.
()1.Why did the Sahara turn into a desert according to the text?
A.Because people cut down more and more plants.
B.Because there was less and less rain.
C.Because the temperature was higher and higher.
D.Because there were more and more visitors.
()2.How did Gary Smith and his friends cross the desert?
A.They walked without any help.
B.They used camels to carry their bags.
C.They hiked and got help from cars.
D.They drove trucks across the desert.
()3.Which of the following is the right order according to the passage?
a.Gary Smith got lost in the desert.
b.Gary Smith fell over in the desert.
c.There was a sandstorm in the area.
d.Gary Smith was saved by some travellers.
A.a－d－b－c B.a－d－c－b C.a－c－b－d D.c－b－a－d
()4.What does the underlined word “this” in Paragraph 5 refer to?
A.Being in this kind of weather. B.Travelling in a truck.
C.Returning to a group of friends. D.Being found by Bedouin.
()5.What's the writer's purpose of writing the text?
A.To encourage us to go through the Sahara.
B.To show that the Sahara is in great danger.
C.To give some basic information about the Sahara.
D.To show surviving in the Sahara can be challenging.

1.B 2.C 3.C 4.D 5.D