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阅读短文，从空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。
Today is Saturday. The rain is still beating 31.
I have a Canadian friend called Mary. We have 34.
Today is Saturday. The rain is still beating 31.
strongly
(strong)against the window outside. When I woke up this morning, it 32. was raining
(rain)heavily. I had breakfast first and then I chose my favourite classical Chinese novel to read in the study. To tell you the truth, I especially enjoy making 33. myself
(I)lost in reading on rainy days.I have a Canadian friend called Mary. We have 34.
the
same hobby—reading books. She is much crazier 35. about
reading books than me. And I think we can make our communication much easier by reading. Last year, I recommended Journey to the West to her. It's one of the most famous 36. novels
(novel)in China. The writer creates a number of colourful characters like Tang Seng, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing. At last, they managed 37. to get
(get)the true Buddhist scripture 38. after
they went through 81 difficulties. Mary finds it very 39. exciting
(excite). She says it's the best book she 40. has read
(read)so far.答案
31. strongly 32. was raining 33. myself 34. the 35. about 36. novels 37. to get 38. after 39. exciting 40. has read
四、阅读与表达（共 4 小题，41—43 小题，每小题 2 分，44 小题 4 分；满分 10 分）
阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。
Have you ever heard of the Human Library? It doesn't look different from any other library: You can borrow “books” and keep them for some time. The only difference is that the “books” there are people with their life stories to share. Readers can “borrow” them for a talk for 30 minutes at a time.
In fact, the Human Library isn't a new idea. It first appeared in Denmark in 2000. A few young people thought of the idea at a music festival. Soon, it became popular across Europe and the world.
How can people be part of the Human Library? They can share their stories with human readers. Another way to experience the Human Library is by being readers. Readers can choose the “books” they're most interested in and can ask the “books” any question they care about after hearing their stories.
The whole idea of the Human Library is to get people talking and most importantly—understanding each other. The Human Library is likely to affect the way we all see the world, each other, and the future that we share.
41. What are the “books” in the Human Library?
42. List two ways for people to experience the Human Library.
43. Why did people build the Human Library?
44. Would you like to visit this kind of library if you have the chance? Why or why not? Write 30 words or more.
阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。
Have you ever heard of the Human Library? It doesn't look different from any other library: You can borrow “books” and keep them for some time. The only difference is that the “books” there are people with their life stories to share. Readers can “borrow” them for a talk for 30 minutes at a time.
In fact, the Human Library isn't a new idea. It first appeared in Denmark in 2000. A few young people thought of the idea at a music festival. Soon, it became popular across Europe and the world.
How can people be part of the Human Library? They can share their stories with human readers. Another way to experience the Human Library is by being readers. Readers can choose the “books” they're most interested in and can ask the “books” any question they care about after hearing their stories.
The whole idea of the Human Library is to get people talking and most importantly—understanding each other. The Human Library is likely to affect the way we all see the world, each other, and the future that we share.
41. What are the “books” in the Human Library?
People with their life stories to share./They are people with their life stories to share.
42. List two ways for people to experience the Human Library.
They can share their stories with human readers. Another way to experience the Human Library is by being readers.
43. Why did people build the Human Library?
To get people talking and understanding each other.
44. Would you like to visit this kind of library if you have the chance? Why or why not? Write 30 words or more.
Yes. Because I believe it will be a very good chance for me to listen to different life stories of people from different countries and get a deeper understanding of them in different ways. (开放试题，言之有理，言之有物即可)
答案
41. People with their life stories to share./They are people with their life stories to share.
42. They can share their stories with human readers. Another way to experience the Human Library is by being readers.
43. To get people talking and understanding each other.
44. Yes. Because I believe it will be a very good chance for me to listen to different life stories of people from different countries and get a deeper understanding of them in different ways. (开放试题，言之有理，言之有物即可)
42. They can share their stories with human readers. Another way to experience the Human Library is by being readers.
43. To get people talking and understanding each other.
44. Yes. Because I believe it will be a very good chance for me to listen to different life stories of people from different countries and get a deeper understanding of them in different ways. (开放试题，言之有理，言之有物即可)
