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+ F5 V) G6 `5 a, ]8 ?一、选择题：（本题满分为30分，每题1分）0 Z) W) u* h/ ~7 w. o$ f2 z
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1. There no water in the glass.
* Z6 V1 t9 w: t5 pA. has B. are C. is
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2.This pen was given me by my mother. It's.
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3.tractors helpful to the commune members?
3 k2 y# d! I5 R0 G5 t" n H: FA. Is this B. Are these C.Are theirs
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4.Which subject do you like,Physics or chemistry?
3 e+ m" ]* Z3 l$ f1 bA. the most B. the best C. better
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2 n& s& W" D( Z: D3 t5.The Yellow River is the secondriver in China.6 S" ^# M8 b {
A. long B. longer C. longest' J1 C( m E* ~+ Q* h/ C
8 M% C/ G+ D3 ~5 g8 @0 I1 Y6.The boat is passingthe bridge.
; B" {2 ]7 X R" V* tA. under B. through C. across7 H* X& a# S9 {3 ]* W" w
5 h) @4 ?( a) b' {( R9 H7.He went to NankingOctober, 1977.; z( ]8 t' b8 ?! V4 R b
A. in B. on C. at
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8 S1 e9 }" M+ i+ U9 W, T, k8.Taiwan is the east of Fukien.6 s! T- z* z: \1 s' s
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9.His "Selected Poems"first published in 1965.: C# K* ^5 e5 l0 J/ l
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10.Did you to his talk yesterday?
* z) @+ P1 H& P2 \6 ^, D2 i1 yA. hear B. heard C.listen
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11.Who is of you three?! b" |# h( g& m8 q
A. older B. oldest C. the oldest
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/ e) M3 ~- U/ |. i. Q12.My aunt to see us. She'll be here soon.
% F$ n( f) G7 F6 J {4 ~A. comes B. is coming C. had come* c! g1 O# i! |- a% `, u
6 j* L, I) E+ p+ ?13.Mathematics the language of science.: h$ N2 X O6 v7 C
A. is B. are going to be C. are: K2 `% m. g9 i$ ?7 v$ X
, `# L W5 a1 m' x14.people attended the meeting last night.
. U& x9 K. z- \ F/ X0 _- vA. A hundred of B. Hundred C. Hundreds of
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; W/ J) O& @# T; N/ d9 W15.What do you usually do?9 X# x( c, r8 _8 ]2 U( W0 n! W& X
A. in an evening B. in the evening C. on the evening
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16. When I got to the top of the mountain, the sun .# q& z9 g0 V% s* u
A. was shining B. shone C. has shone) M- L* A/ I& i5 U) j$ l. T
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17.He is very old, he still works very hard..8 ~- }$ {! [8 Q/ p( r- c
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18. He has already worked forhour.
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4 c% S- j N# R8 n4 ZA. in B. for C. at
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20. The poor peasants all had alife before liberation.9 n( @" y( p3 [4 o6 J- T$ U4 Y) g- i
A. suffered B. cruel C. bitter
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0 s0 c Y5 E0 v; H4 E+ f21. I' ve heard him about you often.
; S; V7 W/ |) g/ q6 l! A q& uA. spoke B. speaks C. speak: F! v# q- L0 l- g7 s( i
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22. When did youmy letter?) B. }4 f K# O, y+ Z! u
A. receive B. accept C. got1 [! x: y4 F# n& H' M- D
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23. I need a day or two.' f$ J K5 N2 Y, B2 G( x4 ^, a4 @
A. to think it over B. to think over it C. of thinking
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24. We mustthe importance of the four modernizations.3 k: s/ v6 l4 j$ C, m
A. learn by heart B. keep in mind C. know by heart
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0 D5 W3 h/ K5 o; o3 J8 H/ D25. We a spare-time study group last week.2 v1 U0 T: j% a8 H2 g4 H+ V
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7 Z8 [# Y9 R: {8 m& J26. My fatherme to become a doctor.* Z# m+ {- r6 Y# `" x% E
A. thinks B. says C. hopes" J j2 |$ Q% o4 _
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: B4 E8 c! ?; X3 I* IA. fairly B. rather C. little
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28. We waited for the bus.
1 z: M m/ k2 sA. for long time B. a long time C. some long time
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7 k ]6 ]. y/ Z) u" w; t/ p29. In this factory, it' s hard to tell cadresworkers.( x1 G! [6 U; Z1 O
A. from B. to C. about
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30. IHsiao Li since she was a little girl.$ Y3 u* e0 s% K; b( {, y. d6 s! Z$ d
A. knew B. know C. have known
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二、句型转换：（本题满分为10分，每小题2分）
$ J# ]+ |1 s1 G! ^4 o: D" L# w( Z1.This is my dictionary.(就粗体部分提问)9 m+ W: P% s" |, u# T7 t' C( f
2.She often carries water for Granny Wang.(就粗体部分提问)
; D3 @* W& j0 {, R' Q3.I think he' ll go there tomorrow.（改成否定句）" o" e* W q6 v$ j
4.We chose Chang Hua League secretary.（改成被动语态）
* D% {( U. P7 K+ g/ j, s$ x5.Our teacher always takes good care of us.（改成被动语态）
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; }- N+ ], c1 c" A% B( I( U7 A三、汉译英：（本题满分为20分，其中1-5句每句3分，第6句5分）
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2.冬天北方比南方冷。$ s% M4 W- e4 f" \$ L- @1 F5 D! P
3.张同志进来时，我正在看报。
- z6 o$ }% c8 t$ _$ q4.文化大革命以来，我们公社里建造了一个水库和一所发电站。
" h1 [. \; _) W* z7 _3 J5.以华主席为首的党中央，正在领导我们进行新的长征。3 ^1 p; ?' {$ }- j# J( C
6.科学家们受到了全国人民的赞扬，因为他们对科学的发展作出了重要的贡献。
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2 J# T9 r/ ]7 p( v( X0 S' ~) x. N! |四、在下面短文的每一空格中填入一个在意义上和语法上都正确的词：（本题满分为10分，每空1分）
, R v: u- M% K% Z- lPremier Chou came to my grandmother the first time he Tachai. I shouted into Granny’s , “Granny, the Premier’s here. He’s come all the from Peking to see you!”
1 L/ S* W$ R% x7 u) \% N* T. P) Z“How we are to meet you, Premier Chou!”said Granny. “How did you get here and how are you going to stay?”: h. A# b4 B1 v$ m+ U, ~% h
The Premier said, “I came by , so the journey took me only a few hours. I think I can stay in Tachai very long, because I’ve got a of work to do in Peking. I be back today.”# d0 Y, \# c) W M
7 f8 g* p5 J+ n/ a1 @五、阅读下面短文，短文后面每题有A、B、C、D、四个答案供选择, 其中只有一个是正确的。（本题满分为20分，每小题5分）- Z" R5 p1 G! l% M, X% J5 L
The Gold in the Orchard*
! [( \& {5 m- q" WThere was once a farmer who had a fine orchard. He worked very hard all his life and the orchard always did well. But he knew that his three sons looked down upon farmwork, and were only interested in getting rich quickly.
" |$ X4 Z+ U8 V* e4 w: z) L6 UWhen the farmer was old and knew he was going to die, he called his three sons to him and said, "My sons, there' s a lot of gold hidden in the orchard. Dig for it, if you want to have it. "
- Z7 Z6 ?- c8 X9 O2 qThe sons tried to get him to tell them the exact place where the gold was hidden, but he said nothing more.2 _; |( l8 }/ L6 R9 c9 C. _: e
After the farmer was dead, the sons went to look for the gold. Since they didn' t know where the hiding-place was, they decided to begin digging all over the orchard. They dug and dug, but no gold was found. Finally they had to give up the attempt.* W& {' V0 n* H g; e" I
The next summer, the fruit crop was the biggest they had ever had. This was because of the thorough digging the orchard had got.
) |. e$ Q9 V% A: i6 s5 w* A$ Y! ]When the three sons saw the great amount of money they got after they sold the fruit, they suddenly understood what their wise father had meant when he said. "There's gold hidden in the orchard. Dig for it."1 t: `6 k+ d; n! b5 L8 }1 d. ?- Y
*orchard果园
/ C, t5 s( ]+ L% `+ R1 p2 }1. When the old farmer was living,
, `# E( Y s7 F% o2 U2 T( Y: K' n7 dA. the orchard gave rich crops each year.
4 _6 P4 }& M0 g4 I8 x! k. HB. the orchard gave rich crops only when the weather conditions were good.8 U4 Y: q9 I' Z
C. the orchard had an average crop.: c' @1 I7 }1 |1 }6 X& v
D. the fruit crop was usually poor.
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2.Say which of the following statements is true:
. a0 y8 u4 R$ ^# T4 aA. The farmer' s sons were lazy and had never worked on the farm.
+ v# a7 ~& {) J1 q4 J7 M0 j' @B. The farmer' s sons did a lot of buying and selling in town so as to get rich quickly. L, P1 `: ]8 M
C. The farmer' s sons loved farm work, because their father, who was hardworking all his life, had told them to work hard.
, \. d) X0 b" i6 P- _1 [2 c0 X3 GD. The farmer' s sons considered farm work worthless.
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3.When the sons asked their father to tell them the exact place where the gold was hidden , he told them nothing, because
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7 R {# T0 |- ]$ w1 S8 {3 wB. he thought they undertood what he meant.+ N8 y% i5 T S: C1 i; g1 c1 g
C. he wanted them to dig the orchard all over.
( f! x- R/ L; |: J3 ]3 d) g1 n7 N5 p7 yD. the gold could easily be found.
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4. No gold was found because1 a" ?- u7 ]7 ]7 w u/ r
A. the farmer' s sons hadn' t dug the orchard deep enough.
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6 x' }- e% H1 vC. the farmer' s sons didn' t know in what part of the orchard the gold was hidden.2 H9 w+ E2 S1 V$ v& v/ ^; f
D. there was no gold hidden ih the orchard.% ?' x5 B D* o0 i+ h1 t9 Q
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六、英译汉：（本题满分为10分）
2 m$ p& h6 ]8 y9 H; ^$ T! nA few stars are known which are hardly bigger than the earth , but the majority1 are so large that hundreds of thousands of earths could be packed2inside each and leave room to spare;here and there we come upon a giant star large enough to contain millions of millions of earths. And the total number of stars in the universe3is probably something like the total number of grains of sand on all the seashores of the world. Such is the littleness of our home in space when measured up against the total substance of the universe.3 i: S$ p) ?# I+ V
1. the majority 大多数 2. pack 装入 3. universe 宇宙6 f* }" d; n9 {: W
/ t5 e$ b' @6 Z4 u$ j; t3 A2 O汉译英好难```完全不会```打击啊 |
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