蒆38.A.taking
蚁39.A.working
薈40.A.preparedfor
蚇41.A.get
芅42.A.busy
螁43.A.waveat
罿44.A.ordering
荿45.A.orelse
肄46.A.hit
袁47.A.feelings
莀48.A.life
袇49.A.book
螃50.A.connect
袀51.A.me
螁52.A.hotel
蕿53.A.listento
袆54.A.day
羀55.A.operation
羈B.repairing C.driving D.designing
D.discussing D.attended D.lose
B.travelling C.living B.held B.like B.hard B.callon B.promising B.incase B.hurt B.interests B.education B.list B.turn C.askedfor C.find
C.serious C.dropoff C.showing C.asif D.short D.lookfor D.saying D.nowthat D.moved D.attention C.caught C.strength C.experiences C.check C.add D.opinions D.copy D.keep D.myfriend D.hospital B.apassenger C.her B.factory B.give B.choice B.thinking C.restaurant C.review C.plan D.talkabout D.tour D.speaking C.employment 短文改错
羇RaisingyourheadinAugust16andstarethestars,youwillfindsomethingromancegoingoninthe
薅sky.Valentine'SDayinChina,thesevendayoftheseventhlunarmonth,fallsonAugust?16thisyear.Thatis,
肀ontheMondayevening,NiuLangandZhiNuwouldmeetonabridgeofmagpiesacrosstheMilkyWay.
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荿Chinesegrannieswillremindchildrenthattheyaren’tabletoseeanymagpiesonthatevening,soallthe
蝿magpieshavelefttoformabridgeintheheavensbytheirwing.
莄阅读理解
蒄A
螀Welcometooneofthelargestcollectionsoffootwear（鞋类
intheworldthatwillmakeyougreenwithenvy.HereattheFootwearMuseumyoucanseeexhibits（展品fromallovertheworld.YoucanfindoutaboutshoeswornbyeveryonefromtheAncientEgyptianstopopstars. 膆Room1 薄Room2 莇Thecelebrity（名人）膁footwearsectionisprobablythemostpopularintheentirMostofourvisitorsareamazedandshockedbythecollectioemuseum.Startedinthe1950sthereisawidevarietyofshnof“specialpurpose”shoesonexhibitionhereattheMuseuoesandbootsbelongingtoeveryonefromqueensandpremofFootwear.Forexample,thereareChineseshoesmadeosidentstopopstarsandactors!Mostvisitorsfindthecelef brities'choiceof?footwearextremelyinteresting. 袈silkthatwerewornbywomentotietheirfeetfirmlytopreventthemfromgrowingtoomuch! 膅Room3 薁TheFootwearLibrary 薄莆AswellasshoesandbootsthemuseumalsoexhibitsshoePeoplecomefromallovertheworldtostudyinourexcellentshapedobjects.Thevarietyisunbelievable.Forexamplfootwearlibrary.Designersandresearcherscomeheretoloe,thereisametallampthatresemblesapairofshoes,andokupinformationonanythingandeverythingrelatedtothesGreekwinebottlesthatlooklikelegs! ubjectoffootwear. 羄56.Wherewouldyoufindafamoussinger’sshoes? 肄A.Room3. B.Room2. C. Room1. D.TheFootwearLibrary 罿57.Allexhibitsineachroom.
莈A.havethesameshape B.sharethesametheme(主题)
肄C.aremadeofthesamematerial D.belongtothesamesocialclass
肄58.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?
荿A.TheoldestexhibitsinRoom1weremadeinthe1950s.
袆B.Room2isthemostvisitedplaceinthemuseum.
肆C.ResearcherscometotheFootwearLibraryforinformation.
膄D.Room3hasarichervarietyofexhibitsthantheothers.
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螀59.Thepurposeofthetextistogetmorepeopleto. A.visitthemuseum
B.designshoes
C.doresearch
D.followcelebrities 袅B
薈WhenFridaKahlo'spaintingswereonshowinLondon,apoetdescribedherpaintingsas“aribbon（丝带）
aroundabomb”.SuchcommentsseemtosuggestKahlohadabiginfluenceontheartworldofhertime.Sadly,sheisactuallyamuchbiggernametodaythanshewasduringhertime.
膁Bornin1907 inavillagenearMexicoCity,Kahlosufferedfrompolio（小儿麻痹症）attheageofseven.Herspine（脊柱）becamebentasshegrewolder.Then,in1925,herbackwasbrokeninseveralplacesinaschool-busaccident.Throughouttherestofherlife,theartisthadmanyoperations,butnotingwasabletocuretheterriblepaininherback.However,theaccidenthadanunexpectedsideeffect.Whilelyinginherbedrecovering,Kahlotaughtherselftopaint.
芄肆In1929,shegotmarriedtoDiegoRivera,anotherfamousMexicanartist.Rivera’sstronginfluencesonKahlo’sstylecanbeseeninherearlyworks,butherlaterworksfromthe1940s,knowntodayasherbestworks,showlessinfluencefromherhusband.
蚄Unfortunately,herworksdidnotattractmuchattentioninthe1930sand1940s,eveninherhomecountry.Herfirstone-womanshowinMexicowasnothelduntil1953.Formorethanadecadeafterherdeathin1954,Kahlo’sworksremainedlargelyunnoticedbytheworld,butinthe1970sherworksbegantogaininternationalfameatlast.
莄60.Whatdoesthephrase“amuchbiggername”inparagraph1mostnearlymean?
莈A.afarbetterartistB.amuchmorefamouspersonC.amuchstrongerpersonD.afarmoregiftedartist
螈61.TheterriblepainKahlosufferedwascausedby.
莃A.backinjuriesB.herbentspineC.polioD.theoperationsshehad
蒃62.Kahlo’sstylehadbecomeincreasinglyindependentsincethe.
蝿A.1930sB.1970s C.1950sD.1940s
膆63.Whatisauthor’sattitudetowardKahlo?
蒆A.Devotion(热爱)B.Encouragement（鼓励）C.WorryD.Sympathy（同情） 薃倒装句句型转变 1.YouwillseesomanyseatsonlyatastadiuminBeijing.(Only…)
袈OnlyatastadiuminBeijingwillyouseesomanyseats.
2.Heonlythenbecameaware(意识到)ofthedangersofthejungle.(Onlythen...)
袇Onlythendidhebecomeawareofthedangersofthejungle.
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3.Youwillbeabletowriteagoodreportonlyafteryouhaveacquiredtheinformationyouneed.
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蚀Onlyafteryouhaveacquiredtheinformationyouneedwillyoubeabletowritea…
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芈4.Ihaveseldomseenasituation(情况)whichmademesoangry.(Seldom…)
羇SeldomhaveIseenasituation(情况)whichmademesoangry
5.Hegavealotofpresentstohisfriends,buthehasnevergivenonetome.(Never…)
莂Hegavealotofpresentstohisfriends,butneverhashegivenonetome 6.Welittlerealizedthedangersthatwereawaitingus.(Little…)
肇Littledidwerealizethedangersthatwereawaitingus
7.Sheisnotonlygoodatlanguages,butalsoathistoryandgeography.(Notonly…)
肃Notonlyisshegoodatlanguages,butalsoathistoryandgeography. 8.Theynotonlytookcareofme,but(they)alsotreatedmeasifIweretheirowndaughter.
膇Notonlydidtheytakecareofme,but(they)alsotreatedmeasifIwere…daughter. 9.Hispricewassounreasonablethateverybodywassurprised.(Sounreasonable…)
薁Sounreasonablewashispricethateverybodywassurprised. 10.IwassoscaredthatIcouldnotevenscream.(Soscared...)
芇SoscaredwasIthatIcouldnotevenscream. 11.Wehavesomuchworktodothatwehavenotimetorelax.(Somuchwork…)
芃Somuchworkdowehavetodothatwehavenotimetorelax 12.Hedidn’tgotobeduntil12o’clocklastnight.(Notuntil…)
芇Notuntil12o’clockdidhegotobedlastnight. 13.Hewon’tgotobeduntilshereturnshome.(Notuntil…)
蚁Notuntilshereturnshomewillhegotobed.
14.Ihadnosoonerenteredhomethanthebellrang.(Nosooner…)
莆NosoonerhadIenteredhomethanthebellrang
15.Ihadhardlyenteredhomewhenthebellrang.(Hardly…)
薁HardlyhadIenteredhomewhenthebellrang
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