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1、WORD格式College English Test Paper Band3 (Cloze)Passage One BADBC DACCA DCBAB ACDACThe usual recommendation for a bad back was to put a board under themattressorbuyabedthat? sashardasaboard,andjustasuncomfortable. However, sleep researchers recognize that1supportcomes from a surface that contours to y

2、our natural2with the rightdegreeof3forcorrectskeletalsupport.Manyso-called?° orthopaedic? ± bedshavejustordinarycoilspringsmadeheavierandhard. The4and support is flat and5and unnatural. The spine isforced up but this6pressure points on the soft parts of the bodywhichtendto7bloodflow.Soyout

3、ossandturnto8 pressuresandseek comfort.Sleepis 9.Slumberlandexpertshavedevelopeda springform that is now 10world wide. Instead of 11coils it is an12systemofsupport 13fromsupplesteel wire. The wholesystem workstogetherto14 yourweight15.Yougetfirmhealthysupportforyourback, particularly the16 of the ba

4、ck. Slumberland ORTHOFIRM willhelp you feel relaxed and comfortable while at the same time you? ll17 thesecuresupportofyourback.UniversityresearchandhospitalX?aray tests have shown the18of the Slumberland system. And itssupportandresiliencehasbeenwellprovenwith19onTV.Ifyouareseeking a true ?° b

5、ack-care?± bed, 20 the Slumberland ?° ORTHOFIRM?±at better Dept. Stores and Furniture Retailers.1.A. unhealthyB. healthfulC. harmlessD. natural2.A. shapeB. formC. bodyD. weight3.A. heavinessB. widthC. lengthD. firmness4.A. contactB. feelC. touchD. comfort5.A. rigorousB. flexibleC. rig

6、idD. dull6.A. destroysB. recreatesC. inventsD. creates7.A. cut offB. cut inC. cut openD. cut down8.A. strengthenB. heightenC. relieveD. release9.A. dispersedB. distributedC. disturbedD. distressed10.A. patentedB. designedC. imitatedD. patronized11.A. fashionableB. formalC. convenientD. conventional1

7、2.A. organizedB. incompleteC. integratedD. intensive13.A. madeB. wovenC. kittedD. torn14.A.distributeB. measureC. balanceD. reduce15.A.regularlyB. evenlyC. smoothlyD. constantly16.A. smallB. partC. endD. middle专业资料整理WORD格式17.A. feelB. forgetC. appreciateD. find out专业资料整理WORD格式18.A.effectsB.effortsC.

8、valueD.effectiveness19.A. demonstrations B. picturesC. explanationsD. evidence20.A. send forB. beg forC. ask forD. call forPassage Two(ZHUANSHENGBEN(1)ACAAB BBDAC BDCAB CABCAHarrietTubmanwasborn a slave.Shedidn? t geta chancetogo toschool.1a child, she had to work very hard in the fields 2 day. In t

9、his3her master could4a lot of money when he 5his crops. Harriet6thinkthatshewasbeingtreatedfairly.AfterHarrietgrewup,sheran away from the farm to the northern states. There, and in Canada,black people were free. Harriet liked to be free, she felt 7all ofthe blackpeoplewhowere8slaves.Harrietreturnedt

10、o thesouthtohelpotherslavestorunaway.ShemadeHarrietwasingreat 10 11alawthathadjustbeen 12.Thelaw 13itwasnotpermittedto14slaves run away. She also found out15 slave owners said they would16 ?40,000 to anyone who could catch H. Tubman. There were manystoriesaboutHarriethelpingslavesrunaway.In all,shem

11、ade nineteen17 back to the south and led about 300 slaves to freedom. When the Civil War broke out, the northern states 18 against the southernstates.Harriet 19 thenorthernstatesbecausethe northernersbelieved that slaves should be free. She worked as a nurse and spied20enemy lines untilthe northern

12、states won the war.1.A. AsB. LikeC. SinceD. Because of2.A. byB. mostC. allD. during3.A. wayB. placeC. townD. means4.A. makeB. doC. giveD. pay5.A sellB. soldC. buyD. bought6.A. didB. didn? tC. certainlyD. of course7.A. sureB. sorryC. happyD. wrong专业资料整理WORD格式8. A. yetB. onlyC. againD. still专业资料整理WORD

13、格式9. A. the northB. the westC. the eastD. the south10.A. angerB. hurryC. dangerD. difficulty11.A. becauseB. because ofC. asD. for12.A. brokenB. givenC. gotD. passed13.A. toldB. wroteC. saidD. spoke14.A. helpB. askC. setD. take15.A. aboutB. thatC. whatD. when16.A. spendB. costC. payD. take17.A. trips

14、B.lettersC.walksD.telegraphs18.A. unitedB. foughtC. quarreledD. agreed19.A. waited forB. searched forC. stood forD. lookedfor20.A. behindB. inC. onD. beforePassageThree(ZHUANSHENGBEN(2)DBAABDCAABCCDBBBAADDBillFuller,themailman,whistledcheerfullyashewalkedupthe hilltowardsMrs.Carter? shouse.Hisworkfo

15、rtheday1,hisbag,usuallyquiteheavy when he started out on his rounds, was empty now 2the letterthat he had to deliver to Mrs. Carter. She lived 3 blocks away, sowhen Bill hadmailforher,he alwaysfinishedhisday? s work4later.Hedidnot5this though, because she never failed to ask him in6coffee andapieceo

16、fherspecialcake.When Bill 7Mrs.Carter? shouse,hewassurprised not to find her working in the yard. She usually8 herafternoon when the weather was good. Bill went around to the back ofthe house, thinking that she9 in the kitchen. The door was lockedandthe curtainsweredrawn. Puzzled, he returnedtothefr

17、ont ofthehouse and knocked loudly on the front door. There10 . Bill thoughtthat this was very strange because he knew that Mrs. Carter11leftthehouse.Justthenhenoticedthatherbottleofmilk.Whichisalwaysdeliveredearlyinthemorning,wasstillontheporch.This12 him.专业资料整理WORD格式IfMrs. Carterhadnot13hermilk,may

18、beshe14. Billwalkedaroundthe house 15 he found an open window. It was a small window, but he16to get through .He went intothehall. There he was almost stumbledoverMrs.Carter,who unconscious at the foot of the stairs. Realizing that he 18 gethelp,herushed 19thehouse,stoppeda250 carandtoldthedriverto

19、go to the nearest telephone and call an ambulance.1.A. was almost finishingB. was almost being finishedC. was almost finishD. was almost finished2.A. exceptB. except forC. besidesD. except that3.A. quite a fewB. only fewC. quite a few ofD. quite few4.A. muchB. a lot ofC. manyD. more5.A. careB. mindC

20、. realizeD. bear6.A. toB. withC. ofD. for7.A. arrivedB. gotC. got toD. reached to8.A spentB. pastC. tookD. had9.A.mightbeB.mustbeC.musthavebeen D.couldn? t have10.A. did not answerB. was no answerC. was not answerD. was no any answer11.A. oftenB. sometimesC. rarelyD. always12.A. was worriedB. did wo

21、rriedC. worriedD. worrying13.A. was worriedB. did worriedC. worriedD. worrying14.A. fallen illB. was sickC. illD. sick15.A. unlessB. untilC. onceD. if专业资料整理WORD格式16. A. triedB. managedC. was forcedD. liked专业资料整理WORD格式17.A. was lyingB. was lainC. was layingD. was laid18.A. needed to B. need toC. need

22、s toD. was neededto19.A. intoB. toC. upD. out of20.A. pastB. passedC. passD. passingPassage Four (42)DABCA DCBAB DABBA ADCCCIn my neighborhood there were two1stores. They were2next doortoeach other,andtheownerswere 3enemies.Theywerehavingpricewars constantly. Inone window would appear the4sign:?

23、6; For sale.Irish linensheets,withsuchminorflaws that5hawkeye couldfindthem.Theridiculouslowpriceof$6.50.?±Everyonewouldthentraditionally6 thereplyfromtheotherbargainhouse,andinabouttwo hours it would appear in the window: ?° My sheets are 7 Romeo istoJulietandonly$ 5.95.? ± 8 thesign

24、war,thetwoownerswouldoftenappear outside their stores,screamingand9ateachother,andoftentimescomingclosetoactualblows.Finallyoneoftheownerswouldstop10thepricewar,claimingthe other one was crazy and 11 was anyone who bought from him. Thatwas the starter? s gun 12 . Everyone in the neighborhood would r

25、ushinto the13bargain store and14 the entire stock of sheets andpillowcases.One dayoneoftheowners15.A fewdayslater,theotherownermovedoutoftheneighborhood, 16 again.When thenewoccupantsof the stores17their properties more closely, they discovered asecret passageway between the two apartments above the

26、 stores wherethe18owners had lived. Further research revealed that these twoarch-enemies were brothers. All the price wars were19 . Whoeveroutlasted the other would just take all the other? s stock and sell20 .1.A. rubbishB. garbageC. leftoverD. reject2.A. rightB. veryC. merelyD. closely3.A. hostile

27、B. bitterC. offensiveD. opposite专业资料整理WORD格式4.A. handwritingB. handwovenC. handwrittenD. hand-reared专业资料整理WORD格式5.A. not even theB. even theC. anyD. none of the6.A. waitB. longC. look forward to getD.await7.A. like first asB. similar to first asC. as close to first asD. the same with first as8.A.Exc

28、eptforB.Inadditionto C.InplaceofD.Inthe lightof9.A. cursingB. blamingC. calling namesD. abusing10.A. competingB. competing inC. competing against D. competingwith11.A. eagerB. anxiousC. earnestD. so12.A. going off B. going outC. going throughD. going by13.A. conqueringB. winningC. triumphantD. won14

29、.A. buy offB. buy outC. buy overD. buy into15.A. passed away B. passed outC. passed offD. passed over16.A. never to be seenB. ever to be seenC. never to have been seeingD. ever to have been seeing17.A. looked outB. checked inC. looked inD. checked out18.A. lateB. pastC. previousD. foreknown19.A. for

30、gedB. pretendedC. fakeD. presumed20.A.hiswithit B.his butitC.itwithhisD.itbut hisPassage Five (43)BADCA BDDAB CDABC ADDBAJust who is doing the 1 for whom in the sales? Are the shops really giving 2 shoppers a chance to buy bargain? 3 are we just helping专业资料整理WORD格式them to clear their shelves twice a

31、 year to 4way for new-buying uptherubbishtheywould5throwaway?Inmostsalesthereisa bitof6 . Some bargains are more genuine than other. Some price claims aretrue,7othersaremisleadingorplainfalse.Ifthesalenoticesays?° Coats?areduced from ?ê 30 to ?ê 10?± it should8law, be true. Theru

32、les are that, unless a shop says otherwise, the coats9 have beenon sale at the higher price for at least 2810days in the previoussixmonths.Theycan,however,11arounditbysaying?° Last week ?ê 30.Now ?ê 10?± . Be a bit12about a ticket which just says ?° Sale price?ê 5?±

33、; . It may meanthegoodsare speciallybought13forthesaleanddoesnotnecessarilyndicateany14.Andthereisnothingtopreventtheshopkeeper15:?° Worth ? ê 50, only ?ê 20?± or even ?° Normally ?ê 300, only ?ê 150?± .Anotherpracticewhichis16 upon,thoughnotillegal,isan impre

34、ciseoffer, like ?° Up to ?ê 10 off latest 17 ?° . It gives no clear idea ofhow much you have to spend or exactly what youhave to buy to18 . If you see a price claim you do not believe orfeel to be misleading, youcan complain19 the localTradingStandards Office¨ Cthe townhallwill p

35、ut you in 20 .1.A. concernB. favourC. honourD. gratuity2.A. usB. ourselvesC. themD. themselves3.A. AndB. ThenC. ButD. Or4.A. chooseB. somehowC. makeD. show5.A. otherwiseB. somehowC. thereforeD. rather6.A. allB. bothC. eitherD. neither7.A. asB. whenC. thoughD. while8 A. overB. withC. onD. by9.A. must

36、B. willC. canD. need10. A. constantB. consecutiveC. comingD. running11. A. goB. comeC. getD. look专业资料整理WORD格式12.A. unconsciousB. mistrustfulC.dissatisfactory D.suspicious专业资料整理WORD格式13.A. inB. aboutC. overD. on14.A. deduction B. reductionC. inductionD. production15.A. bookingB. boostingC. boastingD.

37、 booming16.A. frownedB. frowningC. fuckedD. fucking17.A. medalsB. modalsC. modesD. models18.A. regainB. orderC. obtainD. benefit19.A. atB. toC. ofD. about20.A. touchB. useC. deedD. troublePassage Six (6) BCACD ADBCB ADCBD DABCAAllover theearth? ssurfaceisa layer ofair which extendsupwardsfor many mi

38、les. This air 1the oxygen without which neither plantsnor animals2live. Its movements, temperature and pressure3theweather,anditisa vehicle 4 thecloudsofwatervapour5condenseandfallas rain.Itformsablanketwhich6 usfromtheextremeheatofthesunduringthedayand7theextremecoldwhenthesunhas 8 .Itischiefly 9ai

39、rthatsoundtravels,sothatiftherewerenoairwe should 10practically nothing. The atmosphere is held11theearth? s surface by the gravitational pull of the earth?athat is, ithasweight.Highup itisthin,12nearthesurfaceitiscompressedbythe13ofairabove,andismoredense.Theweightofairressing14eachsquareinchofsurf

40、aceatsea?alevelisnearly15 15,whichmeansthatthetotalforce16 theskinofanaverageman isabout30,000pounds.Heisnot17thisbecausethepressureisequalinalldirectionsandthepressureinsidehimisequal 18thatwithout,butshouldhegoupinaballoontoaheightatwhichtheoutsidepressureis 19 hewouldsufferacutely.Itis20thisreaso

41、nthatthecabinsof aeroplans are ?° pressurized?± .1. A. formsB. containsC. consistsD. fills专业资料整理WORD格式2. A. wouldB. shouldC. couldD. needed专业资料整理WORD格式3.A. determineB. chooseC. makeD. create4.A. intoB. nearC. forD. above5.A. whatB. andC. butD. which6.A. protects B. provesC. controlsD. helps7.A. aboutB. outC. offD. from8.A. sitB. setC. satD. settled9.A. intoB. upC. throughD. along10.A. knowB. hearC. getD. observe11.A. toB. beforeC. nearD. across12.A. forB. sinceC. becauseD. but13.A. pressureB. spaceC.