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1. What will the speakers have for dinner tonight?

A. Italian food. B. Chinese food. C. American food.

2. What will the woman do?

A. Take a walk around the lake. B. Have lunch with the man.

C. Go swimming with Ray .

3. What does the man worry about?

A. He can¡¯t go to the exhibition.

B. Some famous paintings would be destroyed.

C. He can¡¯t understand the guides¡¯ language.

4. When will the woman pick up the man?

A. At 10:45 B. At 11:00 C. At 11:15

5. Who might the man be?

A. A waiter B.A doctor C. A teacher

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6. What does the man want to do£¿

A. See a horse race. B. Rent an apartment. C. Buy a house

7. When will the woman¡¯s friends come to Oxford?

A. In a month. B. In about 10 months. C. At least one year from now.

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8. Why does the man speak English so well?

A. He studied abroad. B. He is American

C. He often speaks English with Westerners.

9. What is the man¡¯s job?

A. He is a translator. B. He is a teacher. C. He is a businessman.

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10. When did the play start?

A. At 8:15. B. At 8:45. C. At 9:15.

11. Who performed in the play?

A. The man¡¯s wife. B. The man¡¯s daughter. C. The man¡¯s sister.

12. What is the main reason that the man missed the play?

A. He gave someone a ride home. B. He forgot all about it.

C. He was stuck in traffic.

13. Where are the speakers?

A. At a school. B. In the car. C. At home

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14. Which country is the woman in probably£¿

A. Canada. B. America. C. China.

15. Where was the credit card before it was stolen?

A. On the counter of a store. B. In the fitting room.

C. In the pocket of a dress

16. What does the man need to know?

A. The card number. B. The woman¡¯s job.

C. The amount of money on the card.

17. How does the woman feel in the end?

A. Angry. B. Relaxed. C. Upset

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18. Where is the Italian restaurant?

A. On Hook Street. B. On Webber Street C. On Willow Street

19. Who will play basketball at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday?

A. The Grade 1 girls team. B. The Grade 2 girls team.

C. The Grade 2 boys team.

20. What do we know about the school?

A. There was a fire in the cafeteria on Monday.

B. It will host two basketball games on Tuesday.

C. It needs one week to repair its kitchen equipment.

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21. _______ party they held last night was completely _______failure.

A. A; a B. The; the C. The; a D. The; /

22. Though having lived abroad for years, many Chinese people still ______the traditional customs.

A. perform B. observe C. possess D. support

23. The doctor thought _______would be good for you to have a holiday.

A. this B. that C. one D. it

24. Only after they had discussed the matter for several hours _______ a decision.

A. do they reach B. did they reach

C. they reached D. they reach

25. ¡ªHow can I use this washing machine ?

¡ªWell , just _________ the instructions.

A. look up B. refer to

C. make up D. agree to

26. An 8-year-old child shouldn¡¯t do exercises _______ for 18-year-olds.

A. intended B. to intend

C. intending D. having intended

27. Every possible means _______ to prevent the pollution, but the sky is still gray.

A. is used B. are used

C. has been used D. have been used

28. In order to find the missing child, villagers _______ all they can over the past two years.

A. did B. do C. have been doing D. had done

29. _______exercise early in the morning has become part of his retired life.

A. Take B. Takes C. Taken D. Taking

30.The air quality in the city, __________ is shown in the report, has improved in the past three months.

A. as ¡¡¡¡ B. it ¡¡ C. what D. it

31.We shouldn¡¯t complain about being poor --- many families are much ________ than we are.

A. better off B. well off

C. worse off D. badly off

32. Like so many others, the little tramp has rushed there ___________ gold , but without success.

A. in search of B. in place of

C. for lack of D. for fear of

33.The unemployment __________ in this city has fallen from 16% to 8% in the past two years.

A. speed B. rate C. welfare D. line

34.Gorge managed to ___________ several customers of the advantages of his product.

A. remind B. accuse

C. inform D. convince

35. Progress so far has been very good. ________, we are sure that the project will be completed on time .

A. Besides B. Therefore

C. However D. Otherwise

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Sometimes two things are to be done at the same time, both worth your 44 . You can only take up one of them, the other has to wait or be 45 up. ks5u

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39£®A£®reduce B£®suffer C£®prevent D£® cause

40£®A£®on B£®for C£®without D£®off

41£®A£®use B£®stay C£®prepare D£®handle

42£®A£®or B£®but C£®so D£®for

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44£®A£®courage B£®strength C£®attention D£®patience

45£®A£®given B£®held C£®made D£®picked

46£®A£®near B£®alone C£®behind D£®about

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48£®A£®dares B£®deals C£®comes D£®does

49£®A£®goes B£®changes C£®progresses D£®improves

50£®A£®life B£®society C£®nature D£®study

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I met the old man at a cafe. ¡°Did you hear the radio news yesterday?¡± he asked me. ¡°No,¡± I replied. ¡°Anything exciting?¡± ¡°Exciting? NO! Something very sad. A group of hungry dogs killed and ate my best friend.¡±ª¥

¡°Oh, dear!¡± I cried. ¡°How did it happen?¡± ¡°He was working on the hillside when the dogs attacked him. When he didn't return, I went to the hillside and found¡­¡± ¡°His body?¡± I asked. The old fellow drank half of his coffee. ¡°No. I told you they were hungry dogs, didn't I? The big bones were lying everywhere. But they found this.¡± He pushed open a match box he was holding in his hand. In it was a man's thumb, lying on some white bloody material.ª¥

¡°This is my friend's right thumb. The dogs ate the rest of him¡±. The old man began to cry. He finished his coffee quickly and left the cafe. I drank mine and called the waiter. ¡°I'll pay the gentleman's bill. His poor friend¡ªhow terrible!¡± ¡°You've heard the news?¡± The waiter laughed. ¡°Sure. There's a hole in the bottom of the match box. He put his own thumb through the hole. The blood is red ink, I believe. Is the story worth a cup of coffee, sir?¡± ¡°But he held the box in his right hand.¡± ¡°Yes, but listeners look into the box. They just can't take their sight off that terrible thing.¡± ¡°And when he tells the story, he gets free cup of coffee!¡± I said, laughing. ¡°Yes, sir, but only from strangers who come to this town, and, of course, he does us no harm!¡±ª¥

56. We can learn from this passage ________.ª¤

A. the writer had known about the old man before.ª¤

B. the old man made a living by telling jokes in the caf¨¦.ª¤

C. the writer came to the cafe for the first time

D. what had happened to his best friend made the old man mad.ª¥

57. Having heard the old man's story, the writer _______.

A. couldn't help laughing immediately.ª¤

B. didn't believe him at all.ª¤

C. showed great mercy upon him.ª¤

D. bought the old man another cup of coffee.ª¥

58. It turned out that the thumb in the match box was actually __________.ª¤

A. the right thumb of his bes