...1.Whatwillthewomandothisweekend?A.Gocamping.B.Goswimming.C.Gofishing.2.Whattimedidthewomangetup?A.At7:00.B.At7:20.C.At7:40.3.Whatistheweatherliketoday?A.Sunny.B.Cloudy.C.Rainy.4.Whydoesthemanlooktired?A.Hestayeduplate.B.Hedidn’tsleepwell.C.Heworkedtoolong.5.Wherearethespeakersnow?A.Inabookshop.B.Inasportsshop.C.Inacoffeeshop.6.Howdidthewomancometoschooltoday?A.Bybike.B.Bybus.C.Onfoot.7.Howlongdieittakethewomantocometoschooltoday?A.About5minutes.B.Abouttenminutes.C.About15minutes.8.Whendidtheincidenthappen?A.OnJune9th.B.OnJune10th.C.OnJune11th.9.Whoreportedseeingawildman?A.Somevisitors.B.Thepolice.C.Localpeople.10.Whathavebeenfoundaboutthewildman?A.Hairs.B.Tracks.C.Feet.11.Wheredidthewomanwatchthegame?A.Athome.B.Inaclub.C.Inastadium.12.Whodidthemanwatchthegamewith?A.Hisfather.B.Hisbrother.C.Hisfriends.13.Howdidthemanfeelthegame?A.Sad.B.Excited.C.Worried.14.Whydoesthewomanwanttogoshopping?...A.TocelebrateTeachers’Day.B.TocelebrateMothers’Day.C.TocelebrateFathers’Day15.Whatdoesthemansuggest?A.Shoppingonline.B.Makingacard.C.Buyingabook.16.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Strangers.B.Classmates.C.Brotherandsister.17.Whostartedtheclub?A.Astudent.B.Ateacher.C.Theheadmaster.18.Howoftendotheclubmembersmeet?A.Onceamonth.B.Twiceamonth.C.Threetimesamonth.19.Whatdotheteachersdoinclubmeetings?A.Makeplans.B.Writereports.C.Shareprogrammelists.20.Wheredothestudentshaveclubmeetings?A.Inthelibrary.B.Intheclassroom.C.Ontheplayground.ATheZhoukoudianRelics<遺跡>Museumofpalaeoanthropology<古人類學>isseatedinFangshanDistrictinBeijing.Themuseum'sconstructionfirstbeganin1953,totaling1,000squaremeters.Itsystematically<系統(tǒng)地>introducesthelife,environmentandconditionsofthePekingManwhoexisted600,000yearsago,theXindongManof100,000yearsagoandtheUpperCaveManof18,000yearsago.In1929,ChinesepalaeoanthropologistPeiWenzhongunearthedthefirsctompletefossilized<石化>skullfromthePekingManinLongguMountain—adiscoverythatskullsoftheUpperCaveMan.Inthelate1960s,theXindongManrelicsthatexisted100,000yearsagowereexcavated<發(fā)掘>inthesameplace.TheseriesofimportantaandWorldCulturalHeritage<遺產(chǎn)>byUNESCO.ThefrontoftheexhibitionhallisamodelofLongguMountain,withstoneskulls,thefirerelicsandvariousstonetoolsofthePekingManareexhibitedintheNo.1Hall.TherestoredcaveoftheUpperCaveManisintheNo.2Hall.TheNo.3HallcontainsanecklacemadebytheUpperCaveManaswellasamodeloftheoHallarefossilsoftheancientpeoplefoundbothinChinaandallovertheworldatdifferentperiods,stonetoolsanddrawings,paintingsandotherartworksofthePaleolithicPeriod<舊石器時代>．knowabout________．A．whatwasthelifeofthePekingManlike...B．whathappened600,000yearsagoC．theXindongManexistedearlierthanthePekingManD．thePekingManwasmoredevelopedthantheUpperCaveMan22．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．ThePekingManlivedbeforetheXindongMan.B．TheXindongManrelicswasdiscoveredearlierthantheUpperCaveMan.C．ThediscoveryofthethreefossilizedskullsoftheUpperCaveManshooktheworld.D．ItisJiaLanpowhodiscoveredtheXindongManrelics.ofChinaandWorldCulturalHeritagebyUNESCObecause________.A．thepeoplelivingtheretensofmillionsofyearsagoweretheoldestintheworldB．thepeoplelivingthereweretheonlyoneslivinginChinatensofmillionsofyearsagoC．thediscoveriesfoundtherearestillveryimportantforresearchnowadaysD．noPaleolithicrelicswerefoundinotherplacesinChina24．Thearticleismostly________．A．a(chǎn)newsreportbyajournalistafterinterviewinganthropologistsB．a(chǎn)nintroductiontotheZhoukoudianRelicsMuseumofpalaeoanthropologyC．inatextbookwrittenforstudentsD．a(chǎn)researchreportmadebyanthropologistsBLaoZi,alsoLiDanbyname,livedinlateSpringandAutumnPeriod.HewasfromthestateofChu.HewasaknowledgeablepersonthateventhegreatConfuciushadonceconsulted<咨詢>himonthingsthathecouldn'tunderstandasayoungman.LaoZiwrotethebookDaoDeJing,theclassicforDaoism."Dao"isthecore<核心>ofLaoZi'sphilosophy."Dao"initsoriginalmeaning,isaroadthatleadstoalldirections.LaoZigaveanewmeaningtoit.BythewordDao,hemeansitisthebasicelement元<素,成分>orrootthatcangivebirthtoallthings,andatthesametime,itisindependentofallotherthings.LaoZibelievedthatthingsareestablishedintheirantithetical<對立的>relationship.Wecanseethepositive<積極的>sideofthethingsandatthesametime,weshouldalsoseethenegative消<極的>sideofthem.Whentheoppositesidedevelopstotheextreme,itwillhavetoturntotheotherside.Whenthingsreachtheirprime<鼎盛時期>,theyhavetodecline.tswilleventuallybringaboutsuccess.eatwellanddressfinely.Twostatescouldbeverynearthateachcouldhearthenoisefromtheotherside,butneverintheirlifeshouldtheyhavethenecessity...ofexchangewitheachother.There'snoteventheneedforwritings.LaoZi'sphilosophylaterhadagreatinfluenceonlaterphilosophers.25．ConfuciushadonceconsultedLaoZionthings,whichshowedthatLaoZi________________A．wasfamousB．washardworkingC．knewalotD．likedtohelpothers26．LaoZithought"Dao"________．A．istherootofallthingsB．istheendofallthingsC．onlymeansaroadD．meansnothing27．WhichofthefollowingcanbethebeliefofLaoZi?A．Whenmisfortunereachesthelimit,goodfortuneisathand.B．Abadthingneverdies.C．Aclosemouthcatchesnoflies.D．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.28．WhichofthefollowingideasisLaoZifor?A．Peopledresswellinabigcountrywithasmallpopulation.B．Peopledresswellinasmallcountrywithalargepopulation.C．Peopledresswellinasmallcountrywithasmallpopulation.D．Peoplearetaxedbytherulingclass.CYoualwayshavetounderstandwhatyouaregoodat,andwhatyouarenotgoodat.Orifyouareinterestedinsomethingyoualwayshavetomasteritfirst.WhenIwasten,Icameovertomycousin'shouse,andthatwaspainbecausehelivedinNewYorkandIlivedinMiami.SoIcameovereverysummerbreakbymyself,ofcourseIhadmyparents'permissiontogothatfar.Oneday,wedecidedtoheadtotheforest.IwaslookingforwardtothistripbecauseIknewthatmycousinwasanexpertontreeclimbingwhileIwasnot.So,aswewalkedcloserandclosertotheforest,Ibecame_jealous_becauseIdidnotpossesstheabilitytoclimbtrees.WhenhestartedclimbingatreeIwasupsetbutIwasafraidofclimbingtothetreesoIgaveup.ButthistimeItriedclimbingthetree.WhileIwasclimbingIwassoscaredlikeIwasabouttodieatanymoment.ButwhenIwasabouttoclimbontheotherbranchIlostmybalance.LuckilyIgottohelpme.Afterheputmeontheground,herantogetsomehelp.Thepainwasjustkillingme,IlostalotofbloodandIknewthatIhavetobeawaketosurvive.Finally,mycousinbroughtthehelp.WhenIwakedupIwashappythatIdidnotdie.Itwasprettyinsanewhathappenedtome.29．Thetextismainlyabout________.A．mycousinB．howtolearntoclimbatreeC．a(chǎn)nimpressiveexperienceD．howtoavoidbeinghurtwhenclimbing30．WhichofthefollowingstatementswasNOTmentionedinthepassage?...A．Theauthor'scousinwasskillfulattreeclimbing.B．Afterfallingoff,theauthorlayontheground.C．Theauthorwouldseehiscousineverysummervacation.D．Itwasthefirsttimefortheauthortoclimbthetree.31．Theunderlinedword"jealous"inparagraph3means"________"．A．嫉妒的B．害怕的32．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat________．A．TheauthorwouldlearnhowtoclimbthetreeafterrecoveringB．YoucandoanythingwellifyouareinterestedinitC．YoushouldknowyourselfwellfirstanddowhatyoucanD．Theauthorcouldgooutwithouthisparents'permissionDDoyouknowhowtoprepareforandsurviveamajorearthquake?AccordingtoDepartmentofConservationscientists,itisimportanttohavetherightanswertothatquestion.HowtoBePreparedElectricity,water,gas<煤氣>andtelephonesmaynotbeworkingafteranearthquake.Thepoliceandfiredepartmentsarelikelytobetiedup.Youshouldbepreparedtofend_foryourselfforatleastthreedays,preferablyforwek.You'llneedfood,waterandsoon.It'salsoagoodideatodecideaheadoftimehowandwhereyourfamilywillreuniteifseparatedduringaquake.Youmightchooseanoutoftheareafriendorrelativethatfamilymemberscancalltocheckonyou.________Ifyou'reindoors,staythere.Getunderadeskortable.Thekitchenisaandoutsidewallsanddonotusetheelevator.Ifyou'reoutside,getintotheopen.driving,movethecaroutoftrafficandstop.Avoidparkingunderoronbridgesoroverpasses.AfteranEarthquakeCheckforfire.Ifyousmellgas,shutoffthemaingasvalve>.Ifthere'ssignofdamagetoelectricalwiring,shutoffthepoweratthecontrolbox.Ifthephoneisworking,onlyuseitincaseofemergency<緊急情況>.Avoiddrivingifpossibletokeepthestreetsclearforemergencyvehicles.Becarefulthatthingsmayfalloutofcupboardswhenthedoorisopened,andalsothatchimneyscanbeweakenedandfallwithjustatouch.Listentotheradioforimportantinformationandinstructions.Rememberthataftershocks,sometimeslargeenoughtocausedamagegetellingyourfriendsandfamilyyourlocation.33．Theunderlinedphrase"fendfor"inthesecondparagraphprobablymeans"________"．A．lookforC．beproudofB．takecareofD．thinkof.34．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebestsubtitleforthethirdparagraph?A．BeforeanEarthquakeB．AfterMakingPreparationsC．WhileStayingatHomeD．DuringanEarthquake35．Accordingtothepassage,whydoesn'ttheauthoradvisedrivingafteranearthquake?A．Becauseitisdangeroustodriveastherewillbeaftershocks.B．Becauseyourcarwillbeeasilydamagedinthestreetsfullofblocks.C．Becauseyoushouldmakewayforemergencyvehicles.D．Becauseyoucan'tfindaplacetoparkyourcar.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。DoYouHavetheTime?InEnglish,thisquestionhastwodifferentmeanings.Thefirstoneis"Doyouknowwhattimeits"Whilecommonly,thisislessfrequentlyeotherquestion,whetherinAmerican,British,orAustralianEnglish.Ithinktheresponse"Idon'thavethetime"ismostcommonlyusedyearafteryear.36.________Thinkabouthowoftenyou<andI>haveusedthisasanexplanationofwhyweit'sastatementoffact,andsometimesit'sjustanexcuse.37.________However,deepdownweeachhaveaprettyclearideaofthedifference.Inpracticalterms,thelackofavailabletimeseemstobeandoftenisatruereasonforwhywecannottakesomethingon.38.________"Ijustdon'thavethetime"istoooftenanescape.Oncewegettoacertainage,whenwearegenerallyconsideredtobegrownups,weareexpectedtohavedevelopedtimemanagementskills.Inmanyinstances,"Idon'thavethetime"hasthesamemeaningas"Iamnotwillingtomakethetime".Sure,we'reallbusy,butintheend,it'samatterofwhichismoreimportant.39．________Itdoesn'tgrowontreesorfallfromtheskylikeraindrops.Youmakethetimeaswellasmostoftherelateddecisionsaboutwhatisimportant.40.________Ifyoudon'tdecideontheuseofyourtime,thedecisionwillbetakenawayfromyou.It'sreallyuptoustodecideonhowtobalanceandmanagetime,andthat'sachallenge.A．Noonegivesyouthetime.B．Afterall,it'ssoconvenientasanexcuse.C．Thekeyiswhatcriteriayourelyontomak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