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三、完型填空：（20%）ThetroublewiththeTVweatherreportisthatitbringsouttheworstnewstoallofus.TheothereveningIwaswatchingmyweathermanonthelatenightnews,andhesaid,“AcoldwindiscomingdownfromCanadaandwill__31__acrosstheGreatPlains,carrying__32__temperatures,snowandice.“Whatareyousmilingat?”mywifewantedtoknow.“Weare__33__.”Isaid.“ButthepeopleintheGreatPlainsareAmericanstoo.”“They’re__34__toit.”Ireplied.“Thiskindofweatherissofttothem.”Theweathermanwaswavinghishandsalloverthe__35__.“AstormnowoverthePacificwill__36__sixinchesofraininSouthernCaliforniaandArizona.”“__37__themright!”Isaid.“They’realwayssayinghow__38__theirweatherisandit’s__39__theygotatasteoftheweather.Theweathermancontinued.“__40__lowtemperatureswillbebroughttoTexas.”“Don’tcry__41__Texas,”Isaid.“Kentucky,TennesseeandGeorgiacan__42__freezingrainbecauseofthishighpressuresystemcomingupfromMexico,”theweathermancontinued.Isaid,“Sothe__43__oftheirrosegarden!”Mywifewasangry,“You’rebeingvery__44__.”“Look,”Isaid,“theonlyreasontheytellyouaboutthe__45__inotherpartsofthecountryisthatpeoplewhoaren’taffectedbyitcan__46__it.Badnewsisgoodnewsifitdoesn’t__47__you.”Theweathermanwentonsaying,“Andwecanexpecttwoinchesof__48__intheWashingtonareabytomorrow’srushhour.”Icouldn’tbelievewhatIhadjust__49__,andlookeduptoheaven,“Why__50__?”31.A.drive B.bring C.jump D.sweep32.A.high B.cold C.hot D.low33.A.tired B.strong C.lucky D.happy34.A.natural B.used C.comfortable D.nice35.A.map B.screen C.city D.country36.A.experience B.push C.bring D.have37.A.Teach B.Put C.Send D.Serve38.A.pleasant B.bad C.exact D.bitter39.A.right B.necessary C.chance D.time40.A.Record B.Report C.Service D.Nature41.A.to B.in C.for D.at42.A.expect B.hope C.guess D.believe43.A.beginning B.end C.luck D.fate44.A.mean B.kind C.free D.busy45.A.weather B.rain C.temperature D.snow46.A.understand B.see C.know D.enjoy47.A.puton B.happento C.staywith D.pointat48.A.fog B.wind C.snow D.storm49.A.heard B.listened C.seen D.watched50.A.us B.them C.you D.him四、閱讀理解：（20%）AMOVIETIMETABLEColonyTheater SlowPokes1:40,3:45,5:50,7:55MayberryCinema RipTide1,3,5,7,9ShirleyTwin VisitorsfromthePlanetZoltar3:10,5:15,7:20,9:40 BearHug6,8,10,midnightMovieland ButlerPlaceBeauties2:20,4:30,6:40,8:50Cinema59 I—LastTraintoParksville2,4,6,8 II—JiveTalk2:45,4:45,6:45,8:45 III—BearHug1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30 IV—JiveTalk3,5,7,951.Accordingtothetimetable,whichmovieisplayingattheMayberryCinema?A.SlowPokesB.VisitorsfromthePlanetZoltarC.RipTideD.BearHug52.Accordingtothetimetable,whatisthelateststartingtimeforthemovieBearHugattheShirleyTwin?A.9:40B.10:00C.10:30D.12:0053.Accordingtothetimetable,howmanydifferentfilmsarebeingshownatCinema59?A.OneB.TwoC.ThreeD.Four54.At6:30,amanshowsupatCinema59.Accordingtothetimetable,whichisthefirstmoviehecanseefromthestart?A.LastTraintoParksvilleB.JiveTalkC.BearHugD.ButlerPlaceBeautiesBDr.MartinezputonafalsesmileassheenteredJanetEslin’shospitalroom.Shecouldn’tletJanetseethatshewasworried.YetshehadbeensearchingforthecauseofJanet’sillnessandhadn’tfoundaclue.“Howareyoufeelingtoday?”Dr.Martinezaskedherpatient.Janetrepliedthatshefeltaboutthesame----terriblyuncomfortable.ThedoctortriedtogetJanet’smindoffherhealthbytalkingaboutJanet’svacationatLakeWinnow.ButDr.MartinezcouldnSuddenlyJanet’swordsinterruptedDr.Martinez’sthoughts:“…thevacationwasreallyperfect,exceptforthefood.ThelastmealIatewasespeciallyawful.”Dr.Martinezquicklysnappedbackintotheconversation,“Janet,whendidyoueatthatmeal?”Janetsaidthatithadbeenthedaybeforeyesterday.“Ithinkwe’vediscoveredyourproblem,”Dr.Martinezsaidassheleft.Severalhourslater,Dr.Martinezwasbackwiththeanswer.“Janet,thefoodyouatemadeyouill.You’resufferingfromfoodpoisoning.Nowthatweknowwhat’swrong,wecantakecareofyourproblem.”WhatmadeJanetsick?A.aninsectbiteB.badfoodC.badwaterD.coldweather56.Whatisthemainideaofthestory?AdoctordiscoverswhatmadeJanetsick.Dr.Martinezbecomesill.Janetgoesonvacation.AdoctortalkstoJanetinthehospital.57.WheredidJanetgoonhervacation?A.Shetookatriptothecity.B.Shewentcampinginthemountains.C.Shespentaweekattheseashore.Shetookatriptoalake.58.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“interrupted”mean?talkedaboutoveragainC.brokeinwhilesomeonewastalkingD.neverstoppedlisteningtotheotherpersonCTwo-year-oldCeinwasplayingintheyardwhenithappened.SuddenlyCeinfoundhimselfatthebottomofaseventy-footwell.Hehadcrashedthroughthedecayingboardscoveringthewell.Hisgrandmother,Mrs.Case,heardhimcryoutandrantothewell.Mrs.Caseattachedawiretoatreeandloweredherselfdownasfarasshecould.Thenshejumpedthelasttwentyfeetintothewater.WithonehandMrs.Casekeptthebabyboyabovethewaterlevel.Withtheotherhandsheheldontoapipe.Onehourlater,helparrivedandbroughtthemtosafety.Mrs.Casesaidafterward,“Ididn’thavetimetothinkaboutit,butIdon’tknowhowtoswim!”59.Thebesttitleis_______.A.LearningtoSwimBSavedbyaPipeC.PureDrinkingWaterD.SavedbyGrandmother60.Thewellwascoveredby________.A.boardsB.somebranchesC.clothsD.stones61.Theboywasinthewell________.A.slightlylessthananhourB.tendaysC.twodaysD.slightlyoveranhourDBendover,takeadeepbreathanddrinksomewaterfor15seconds!Thisisjustoneofhundredsoftipsyoumightgetifyouhavethehiccups(打嗝).Hiccupsaresomysterious.Wereallydon’tknowwhytheystartandwhytheystop.Everyonehasafavoritecureforacaseofthehiccups.Somepeoplethinkthatagoodscareisnecessarytogetwell.Otherseatateaspoonofsugar.Stillothersdrinkaglassofwaterwithaknifeinit.AnAmericanmannamedJackO’Learyclaimedtohavehiccupped160milliontimesoveraperiodofeightyears.Hetried60,000cures,butnoneofthemworked.FinallyheprayedtoSaintJude,thesaintofhopelesscases,andhishiccuppingstoppedimmediately.IttookaBritishplumbereightmonthstocurehishiccups.Peoplefromallovertheworldwrotehimletterswithsuggestionsforgettingwell.Hetriedthemall,butthehiccupscontinued.Finally,hedranka“secret”mixturesomeonehadsenthim.Bythateveninghishiccupsweregone.Whydidthesecuresworkforthesetwomen?Noonereallyknows.Butpeoplewhohavestudiedmanycasesofhiccupshaveanidea.Hiccupsusuallygoawayifyoubelieveinthecure.62.Whatmightbethebestcureforhiccups?A.specialpillsB.coldwaterC.whateveryouthinkwillworkD.aspoonfulofsalt63.Thisstoryismainlyabout_______.A.howtogethiccupsB.whatmakeshiccupshappenC.JackO’Leary’shiccupsD.differentwaystostophiccups64.Howlongdidittaketheplumbertostophishiccups?A.8yearsB.2daysC.8monthsD.4hours65.Ifsomethingismysterious,it_______.A.ishardtostopB.hurtsC.ishardtounderstandD.iseasytotakecareof66.Acureforhiccupswillmakethem________.A.goawayB.worseC.lastlongerD.louderEHithere!I’mCrystalCollins,andI’mveryhappytosharesometimewithyou.So,youwanttokeepfit,eh?Well,listentomecarefully.Togetherwecankeepfitandhealthyandbemoresuccessful.It’seasy.Everybodycandoit,youhear?Justrememberthefivegoldenrules:No.1.Alwayswearlooseandcomfortableclotheswhenyouareexercising.Youneedtofeelcomfortableandrelaxed.No.2.Youshouldalwaysdosomesimplewarming-upexercisesfirst.Togetyourbodyreadyfortherealthing.No.3.Nevertrytodotoomuchexercisetoosoon.Takeitniceandeasynow,youhear?Thereisnorushaboutthis.No.4.Don’tforgettorelaxcompletelyforaboutfiveminuteswhenyou’vefinishedyourworkout.Youneedtorestalittle