英语专四历年真题

2009年英语专业四级考试真题

PRTIIICLOZE[15MIN]

Decidewhichofthechoicesgivenbelowwouldbestcompletethepssgeifinsertedinthe

correspondingblnks.MrkthebestchoiceforechblnkonnswerSheetTwo.

Scientistsroundtheworldrercingtolemhowtorpidlydignose,tretndstopthespredofnew,

dedlydisese.SRS—SeverecuteRespirtorySyndrome---ws(31)forthefirsttimeinFebrury

2003inHnoi,(32)sincethenhsinfectedmorethn1,600peoplein15countries,killing63.t

this(33),thereremorequestionsthnnswerssurroundingthedisese.

Symptomsstrt(34)feverover100.4degreesF,chills,hedcheorbody(35).Within

week,theptienthsdrycough,whichmight(36)toshortnessofbreth.In10%to20%ofcses,

ptientsrequire(37)ventiltiontobrethe.bout3.5%diefromthedisese.Symptoms(38)

beginintwotosevendys,butsomereportssuggestit(39)tkeslongs10dys.Scientistsreclose

to(40)lbtesttodignoseSRS.Inthementime,itisdignosedbyitssymptoms.Thereisno

evidence(41)ntibioticsornti-virlmedicineshelp,(42)doctorscnofferonlysupportive

ere.PtientswithSRSrekeptinisoltiontoreducetheriskof(43)Scientistsrentsureyet,but

somereserchersthinkit's(44)discoveredcoronvirus,thefmilyofvirusesthtcusesome

commoncolds.

Mostcsesppertohvebeenpssed(45)dropletsexpelledwheninfectedptientscoughor

sneeze.Fmilymembersofinfectedpeoplendmediclworkerswhoere(46)themhvebeenmost

likelyto(47)theillness.ButrecentdevelopmentsinHongKongsuggestthtthe(48)might

spredthroughir,orthtthevirusmight(49)fortwotothreehoursondoorknobsorother

(50).Helthexpertssyitisunlikely,though,thtshringnelevtorbrieflywithninfectedperson

wouldbeenoughtopssthevirus.

(31).detectedB.cughtC.disclosedD.reveled

(32).butB.ndC.orD.yet

(33).timeB.pointC.spectD.instnee

(34).fromB.overC.uponD.with

(35).hurtB.soreC.chesD.feelings

(36).processB.dvneeC.progressD.convert

(37).utomticB.rtificilC.mechniclD.controlled

(38).regulrlyB.ordinrilyC.trditionllyD.generlly

(39).willB.mightC.shouldD.must

(40).cultivtingB.fosteringC.developingD.designing

(41).whichB.thtC.whetherD.wht

(42).soB.butC.stillD.yet

(43).communictionB.trnsporttionC.trnsformtionD.trnsmission

(44).ItelyB.newbornC.newlyD.renewed

(45).underB.throughC.benethD.from

(46).forB.overC.fterD.bout

(47).cquireB.receiveC.obtinD.contrct

(48).ilmentB.ill-helthC.diseseD.infection

(49).continueB.lingerC.delyD.persist

(50).exteriorsB.outsideC.surfcesD.coverings

PRTIVGRMMR&VOCBULRY[15MIN]

Thererethirtysentencesinthissection.Benethechsentencethererefourwordsorphrses

mrked,B,CndD.Chooseonewordorphrsethtbestcompletesthesentence.Mrkyournswers

onnswerSheetTwo.

51.Whtnicedy!Howboutthethreeofuswlkintheprknerby?

.totkeB.tkeC.tkingD.tobetking

52.Iftherewerenosubjunctivemood,English___muchesiertolern.

.couldhvebeenB.would'beC.willbeD.wouldhvebeen

53.ShefiftyorsowhenIfirstmethertconference.

.hdbeenB.mustbeC.hsbeenD.musthvebeen

54.thebosssys,itisunresonbletoskmetoworkovertimewithoutpy.

.WhteverB.WheneverC.WhicheverD.However

55.newIptopcostsboutofsecond-hndone.

.thepriceofthreetimesB.threetimestheprice

C.smuchsthethreetimespriceD.threetimesmorethntheprice

56.1wsveryinterestedinshetoldme.

.11thtB.11whichC.11whtD.tht

57.Weconsiderheshouldhveleftwithouttellingnyonebeforehnd.

.stmgewhyB.itstmgewhtC.itstmgethtD.thtstmge

58.Itisgoingtobefinetomorrow.,

.Soisit.B.Soitis.C.Soitdoes.D.Sodoesit.

59.Littleboutherownsfety,thoughsheherselfwsingretdnger.

.shecredB.shemyereC.mysheereD.didsheere

60.Thecouplehdnosoonergottothesttionthecochleft.

.whenB.sC.untilD.thn

61.ren*tyoutired?Iyouhddoneenoughfortody.

.shouldhvethoughtB.musthvethoughtC.mighthvethoughtD.couldhvethought

62.nItseemsthtshewstherettheconference.0Thesentencemenstht

.sheseemstobetherettheconference.B.sheseemedtobetherettheconference.

C.sheseemstohvebeentherettheconference.D.sheseemedtobeingtherettheconference.

63.WhichofthefollowingdverbscnNOTbeusedtocomplete''everybodycmen?

.NerlyB.QuiteC.PrcticllyD.Imost

64.InnHowmuchdoyouthinkheerns?Hhowmuchisofthesentence.

.thesubjectB.thedverbilC.theobjectD.thecomplement

65.“Themnprepringthedocumentsisthefirm'slwyernhs11thefollowingpossiblemenings

EXCEPT

.themnwhohsprepredthedocuments...

B.themnwhohsbeenprepringthedocuments...

C.themnwhoisprepringthedocuments...

D.themnwhowillpreprethedocuments...

66.DuringtheTVinterview,thesingernnouncedththewsgoingtohisnewIbumsoon.

.releseB.renewC.relieveD.reherse

67.fterworkingforthefirmfortenyers,hefinllythernkofdeputydirector.

.chievedB.pprochedC.ttinedD.cquired

68.Winteristhesesontmosthotelsinthissesidetown,becuseveryfewtouristscometo

sty.

.slowB.sickC.lowD.quiet

69.Comeon,Jck,tellmethestory.Don*tkeepmein.

.suspenseB.suspendingC.suspensionD.suspender

70.Thefootbllmtchwsbecuseofthehevyrin.

.diedoverB.diedupC.diedoutD.diedoff

71.Wehdgoodtimethere,ndthefoodwsplentifulnd.

.conduciveB.wholesomeC.helpfulD.pprecitive

72.Itwsstrngethtshewouldsuchnbsurdide.

.HowB.stickC.tkeD.entertin

73.Thescientistshvemdenstudyofthevirusesthtcusethedisese.

.exhustedB.exhustingC.exhustiveD.exhustion

74.Doyouownyourprtmentorreyou?

.tenntB.customerC.clientD.proprietor

75.Representtivesfromthecompniesindictedthttheyshouldgoonworkingtogetherin.

.unityB.entityC.prtnersD.prtnership

76.We11knowthtMryhshdstrict.

.growthB.upbringingC.developmentD.cultivtion

77.Thedrinkwspckgedinchmpgnebottlesndwsbeingstherelstuff.

.pssedoutB.pssedbyC.pssedoverD.pssedoff

78.LstSundyshecmetovisitusoutoftheblue.Theitlicizedphrsemens

.unexpectedly.unhppilyC.untidilyD.unofficilly

79.Thepersonheinterviewedws____hisformerschoolmte.

.nootherthnB.nomorethnC.noneotherthnD.nonetheless

80.Theyoungemployeehs(n)qulity-heistotllyhonest.

.respectbleB.dmirbleC.decentD.pprochble

2008年

PRTIIICLOZE[15MIN]

Decidewhichofthechoicesgivenbelowwouldbestcompletethepssgeifinsertedinthe

correspondingblnks.Mrkthebestchoiceforechblnkonyournswersheet

Sit,shellsormetisrestillusedsmoneyinout-of-the-wypetsoftheworldtody.

Sitmyseemrtherstmge(31)tousesmoney,(32)incountrieswherethefoodofthe

peopleisminlyvegetble,itisoftenn(33)necessity.Ckesofsit,stmpedtoshowtheir(34),

wereusedsmoneyinsomecountriesuntilrecent(35),ndckesofsit(36)buygoodsin

Borneondprtsoffric.

Seshells(37)smoneytsometime(38)notheroverthegreterprtoftheOldWorld.

Thesewere(39)__minlyfromthebechesoftheMldivesIslndsintheIndinOcen,ndweretrdedto

IndindChin.Infric,shellsweretrdedrightcrossthe(40)___fromEsttoWest

Metl,vluedbyweight,(41)coinsinmnyprtsoftheworld.Iron,inlumps,brsorrings,is

stillusedinmnycountries(42)ppermoney.Itcneitherbeexchnged(43)goods,ormde

intotools,wepons,oromments.TheerlymoneyofChin,prtfromshells,wsofbronze,(44)in

fit,roundpieceswithholeinthemiddle,died"cshu.The(45)oftheserebetweenthree

thousndndfourthousndyersold-olderthntheerliestcoinsoftheestemMediterrnen.

Nowdys,coinsndnoteshve(46)nerly11themorepicturesque(47)ofmoney,nd

(48)inoneortwoofthemoreremotecountriespeoplestillkeepitforfutureuseonceremonil

(49)suchsweddingsndfunerls,exmplesof(50)moneywillsoonbefoundonlyin

museums.

(31).objectB.rticleC.substneeD.ctegory

(32).butB.ndC.soD.even

(33).bstretB.dvntgeousC.bundntD.bsolute

(34).weightB.vlueC.roleD.size

(35).timesB.eventsC.situtionsD.conditions

(36).evenB.IsoC.stillD.never

(37).hdbeenusedB.reusedC.wouldbeusedD.wouldhvebeenused

(38).ndB.butC.yetD.or

(39).collectedB.producedC.grownD.rised

(40).cityB.districtC.communibD.continent

(41).processedB.producedC.precededD.proceeded

(42).inspiteofB.instedofC.longwithD.inlinewith

(43).ginstB.sC.inD.for

(44).oftenB.seldomC.rellyD.much

(45).erlierB.erliestC.betterD.best

(46).replcedB.reproducedC.reflectedD.recovered

(47).sizesB.shpesC.formtsD.forms

(48).whileB.IthoughC.becuseD.if

(49).eventsB.gtheringsC.occsionsD.ssemblies

(50).originlB.primitiveC.historiclD.crude

PRTIVGRMMR&VOCBULRY[15MIN]

Thererethirtysentencesinthissection.Benethechsentencethererefourwordsorphrsemrked,

B,CndD.Chooseonewordorphrsethtbestcompletesthesentence.Mrkyournswersonyournswer

sheet.

51.Ourssocition,whichhsconsistentlypressedforgreteremploymentopportunitiesfortN

disbled,willpublishproposlsinthenerfuture.

.theirB.ourC.hisD.its

52.HdJudybeenmorecrefulonthemthsexm,shemuchbetterresultsnow.

.wouldbegettingB.couldhvegotC.mustgetD.wouldget

53.Nineistothreethreeistoone.

.whenB.thtC.whichD.wht

54.Mendifferfromnimlstheycnthinkndspek.

.forwhichB.forthtC.inthtD.inwhich

55.hewntedtogooutwithhisfriendsttheweekend,hehdtostybehindtofinishhis

ssignment.

.MuchthoughB.MuchsC.smuchD.Thoughmuch

56.1enjoyedmyselfsomuchIvisitedmyfriendsinPris1styer.

.whenB.whichC.thtD.where

57.WhichofthefollowingisINCORRECT?

.11hislectureswereboring.C.Herfewfriendsre11fondofdncing.

B.Hlfhismoneywsgone.D.Heinvitedmnyhisfriendstotheprty.

58.Whenyouhvefinishedwiththtbook,don'tforgettoputitbckonmydesk,?

.doyouB.don'tyouC.willyouD.won*tyou

59.Whtdoes"Hewiselyrefusedtospendhismoney"men?

.Itwswiseofhimtorefusetospendhismoney.

B.Herefusedtospendhismoneyinwisemnner.

C.Hewsshortofmoneynddidn'twnttobuynything.

D.Herefused,inwisemnner,tospendhismoney.

60.Theystoodchttingtogethersesilyndnturllys.

.itcouldbeB.couldbeC.itwsD.ws

61.Thefollowingre11correctresponsesto"Whotoldthenewstothetecher?"EXCEPT

.Jimdidthis.B.Jimdidso.C.Jimdidtht.D.Jimdid.

62.Qulityiscountsmost.

.whichB.thtC.whtD.where

63.InhisplysShkesperehischrcterslivethroughtheirInguge.

.wouldmkeB.hdmdeC.mdeD.mkes

64.Thesqureitselfisfivehundredyrdswide,fivetimesthesizeofSt.PetefsinRome.

./B.thtofC.whichisD.of

65.Whichofthefollowingsentencesexpresses"probbility"?

.Youmustleveimmeditely.

B.Youmustbefeelingrthertired.

C.Youmustbeherebyeighto'clock.

D.Youmustcompletetheredingssignmentontime.

66.Whenhefirststrtedinuniversity,herellyfelttwithhismjor---economics.

.shoreB.bnkC.ocenD.se

67.Ontherodmotoristsshouldbewreofcyclistsndbetowrdsthem.

.considerbleB.consideringC.considerteD.considered

68.Sllywsbitshy,butthetecherfoundherquitediscussingrecentfilmwithothers.

.thomeB.tmostC.thouseD.tben

69.Thecompnyhscpitlizedtheerrorofjudgmentmdebyitsbusinesscompetitor.

.inB.overC.withD.on

70.Timhsfiledthreecoursesthissemester,sohewillhvetothemnextsemester.

.remkeB.repetC.repplyD.revise

71.Keepthisreferencebook;itmycomeinonedy.

.hndyB.usefulC.convenientD.helpful

72.Thequestionsthtthespekerrisedwerewellthevergedult.

.pstB.onC.beyondD.through

73.Techersinthisschoolwereencourgedtousedrms(n)ofleming.

.designB.instrumentC.gencyD.tool

74.First,weneedtofindoutwhthisschemeis,ndthenct.

.sensitivelyB.imgintivelyC.efficientlyD.ccordingly

75.tfirstJimwsnotquiteclerwhthewsgoingtodofteruniversity,butnowheseems

onbecomingcomputerprogrmmer.

.fitB.setC.disposedD.decided

76.Wheninvitedtotlkbouthischievements+herefusedtoblowhisownnd

declinedtospektthemeeting.

.trumpetB.whistleC.bugleD.flute

77.Inspiteofthetretment,thepininhisleggrewin

.grvityB.extentC.intensityD.mount

78.BusservicesbetweenTownCentrendNewtonHousingEsttewillbeuntilthe

motorwyisrepired.

.discontinuedB.suspendedC.hltedD.cesed

79.Themoon,beingmuchnerertotheErththntheSun,isthecuseofthetides.

.principlB.bsicC.initilD.elementry

80.Teddycmetomywithchequeof$200topymyroomrte,fterIphonedhim

thtmywllethdbeenstolen.

.ttendnceB.ssistnceC.rescueD.sfety

2007年

PRTIIICLOSE[15MIN]

Decidewhichofthechoicesgivenbelowwouldbestcompletethepssgeifinsertedinthecorrespondingblnks.Mrk

thebestchoiceforechblnkonyournswersheet.

UntilItookDrOffutt'sclssinDeMthHighschool,Iwsnunderchievingstudent,butIleftthtclss

(31)nevertounderchievegin.HenotonlyTughtmetothink,heconvincedme,(32)byexmple

sWordsthtitwsmymorl(33)todosondtoserveothers.(34)ofuscouldknowhowourreltionship

would(35)overtheyers.WhenIcmebcktoDeMthtotechEnglish,IworkedforDrOffutt,thedeprtment

chir.Mydiscussionwithhimwerelikegrduteseminrsindolescent(36),clssroommngementndschool

ledership.

fterseverlyers,Iws(37)deprtmentchir,ndourreltionship(38)gin.Ithoughtthtitmightbe

(39)chiringthedeprtment,since11ofmy(40)Englishtecherswere(41)there,butDrOffutt

supportedme(42).Heknewwhentogivemedvice(43)curriculum,textsndpersonnel,ndwhen

toletme(44)myowncourse.In1997,Ineededhis(45)boutlevingDeMthtobecomeprinciplt

notherschool.(46)hehdskedmetostytDeMth,Imighthve.(47),heencourgedmetoseizethe

opportunity.

Fiveyersgo,IbecmetheprinciplofDeMth.(48),DrOffuttwsthereforme,lettingmeknowthtIcould

(49)_______him.Ihvelernedfromhimthtgrettechershveninexhustible(50)oflessonstotech.

31..concemeB.worriedC.determinedD.decided

32..smuchB.muchsC.ssueD.suchs

33..workB.jobC.dutyD.obligtion

34..BothB.NeitherC.EitherD.Ech

35..evolveB.styC.reminD.turn

36..processB.procedureC.developmentD.movement

37..diedB.nmedC.skedD.invited

38..movedB.IteredC.wentD.shifted

39..wkwrdB.unesyC.unnturlD.former

40..olderB.experiencedC.formerD./

41../B.stillC.evenD.lredy

42..throughB.throughoutC.tthebeginningD.llthewy

43..forB.tC.overD.bout

44..chrtB.hedC.describeD.mnge

45..opinionB.requestC.permissionD.order

46..EvenifB.lthoughC.IfD.When

47..NturllyB.InstedC.consequentlyD.Still

48..OnceginB.RepetedlyC.UnusllyD.Unexpectedly

49..countinB.countdownC.countoutD.counton

50..stockB.bnkC.welthD.store

PRTIVGRMMER&VOCBULRY[15MIN]

Thererethirtysentencesinthissection.Benethechsentencethererefourwordsorphrsesmrked,B,CndD.

Chooseonewordorphrsethtbestcompletesthesentences.

51.Thereresgoodfishintheseevercmeoutofit.

.thnB.likeC.sD.so

52.11thePresident'sMenoneoftheimportntbooksforhistorinswhostudytheWtergteScndl.

.reminB.reminsC.reminedD.isremining

53.'Youborrowmynotesprovidedyoutkeereofthem/Itoldmyfriend.

.couldB.shouldC.mustD.cn

54.Ifonlytheptientdifferenttretmentinstedofusingthentibiotics,hemightstillbelivenow.

.hdreceivedB.receivedC.shouldreceiveD.werereceiving

55.Lindwsteexperimentmonthgo,butshechngedhermindtthe1stminute.

.tostrtB.tohvestrtedC.tobestrtingD.tohvebeenstrting

56.ShefiftyorsowhenIfirstmetherttheconference.

.mustbeB.hdbeenC.couldbeD.musthvebeen

57.Itisnot____muchtheIngugesthebckgroundthtmkesthebookdifficulttounderstnd.

.thtB.sC.soD.very

58.Thecommintteehsnticiptedtheproblemsthtintherodconstructionproject.

.riseB.willriseC.roseD.hverisen

59.Thestudentsidtherewerefewpointsintheessyheimpossibletocomprehend.

.hdfoundB.findsC.hsfoundD.wouldfind

6O.Hewouldhvefinishedhiscollegeeduction,buthetoquitndfindjobtosupporthisfmily.

.hdhdB.hsC.hdD.wouldhve

61.Thereserchrequiresmoremoneythn.

.hvebeenputinB.hsbeenputinC.beingputinD.tobeputin

62.0verpopultionposesterriblethrettothehumnrce.Yetitisprobblythrettothehumnrcethn

enviromentldestruction.

.nomoreB.notmoreC.evenmoreD.muchmore

63.Itisnotuncommonforthereproblemsofcommunictionbetweentheoldndtheyoung.

.beingB.wouldbeC.beD.tobe

64.tinhiswy,thesitutiondoesnotseemsodesperte.

.LookingB.lookedC.BeinglookedD.tolook

65.ItisbsolutelyessentilthtWillimhisstudyinspiteofsomelemingdifficulties.

.willcontinueB.continuedC.continueD.continues

66.Thepintingheboughttthestreetmrkettheotherdywsforgery.

.mn-mdeB.nturlC.crudeD.rel

67.She,sIwysbeenkindtome-Icn^justturnonhernowthtsheneedsmyhelp.

.mybckB.myhedC.myeyeD.shoulder

68.Thebrintheclubisfortheuseofitsmembers.

.extensiveB.exclusiveConclusiveD.comprehensive

69.Thetutitionfeesretostudentscomingfromlow-incomefmilies.

.pprochbleB.pybleC.rechbleD.ffordble

7O.Themediclexpertswrnedtheuthoritiesofthedngerofdisesesintheoftheerthquke.

.consequenceB.ftermthC.resultsD.effect

71.Thissortofrudebehviourinpublichrdlypersoninyourposition.

.becomesB.fitsC.supportsD.improves

72.1mustlevenow.,ifyouwntthtbookFilbringitnexttime.

.ccidentllyB.IncidentllyC.EventullyD.Nturlly

73.fterlongdely,shereplyingtomye-mil.

.gotwywithB.gotbcktC.gotbckD.gotroundto

74.Personlcomputersrenolongersomethingbeyondtheordinrypeople;theyre

vilblethesedys.

.promptlyB.instntlyC.redilyD.quickly

75.InmyfirstyerttheuniversityIlernttheofjournlism.

.bsicsB上sicC.elementryD.elements

76.ccordingtothenewtxlw,nymoneyernedoverthtlevelistxedttheof

59percent

.rtioB.percentgeC.proportionD.rte

77.Thousndsoftthestdiumcmetotheirfeettopytributetonoutstndingperformnce.

.udienceB.prticipntsC.specttorsD.observers

78.Westoodstill,gzingoutoverthelimitlessofthedessert.

.spceB.expnseC.stretchD.lnd

79.Doctoroftenunesinessinthepeopletheydelwith.

.smellB.herC.senseD.tough

8O.Mrysttthetble,lookedtthepltendherlips.

.smckedB.openedC.prtedD.seperted

2006年

PRTIIICLOZE

ThereremnysuperstitionsinBritin,butoneofthemost(31)heldisthtitisunluckytowlk

underIdderevenifitmens(32)thepvementintobusystreet!(33)youmustpssunderIdder

youcn(34)bdluckbycrossingyourfingersnd(35)themcrosseduntilyouhveseendog.

(36),youmylickyourfingernd(37)crossonthetoeofyourshoe,ndnotlookginttheshoe

untilthe(38)hsdried.

nothercommon(39)isthtitisunluckytoopennumbrellinthehouse-itwilleitherbring(40)

tothepersonwhoopeneditortothewhole(41).nyoneopeningnumbrellinfinewetheris(42),

sitinevitblybringsrin!

Thenumber13issidtobeunluckyforsome,ndwhenthe13thdyofthemonth(43)onFridy,

nyonewishingtovoidbdeventhdbettersty(44).theworstmisfortunethtcnhppentopersonis

cusedbybrekingmirror,(45)itbringssevenyersofbdluck!Thesuperstitionissupposedto

(46)inncienttimes,whenmirrorswereconsideredtobetoolsofthegods.

BickctsregenerllyconsideredluckyinBritin,eventhoughtheyre(47)witchcrft.......itis

(48)luckyifblckctcrossesyourpth-lthoughinmerictheexctoppositebeliefprevils.

Finlly,commonlyheldsuperstitionisthtoftouchingwood(49)luck.Thismesureismost

oftentkenifyouthinkyouhvesidsomethingthtistemptingfte,suchs"mycrhsnever(50),touch

wood?"

31.brodlyBwidelyCquicklyDspeedily

32.runningfromBjumpingoffCsteppingoffDkeepingfrom

33.IfBsCThoughDUnless

34.erseBremoveCvoidDese

35.keepBkeepingCkeptDtokeep

36.ConsequentlyBHoweverCComprtivelyDIteratively

37.mkeBprintCperformDproduce

38.IbelBsymbolCmrkDcut

39.rgumentBsuperstitionCopinionDide

40.lossBdifficultyCtrgedyDmisfortune

41.houseBhouseholdChomeDcircle

42.unwiseBunintelligentCunpopulrDunfortunte

43.filsBrrivesCdropsDhppens

44.wyBoutdoorsCindoorsDfr

45.whenBsCifDthough

46.hveorigintedBbeorigintingCbeorigintedDoriginte

47.concernedboutBreltedwithCssocitedwithDconnectedin

48.especillyBspecillyCfrequentlyDrrely

49.sBforCinDof

50.brokenupBbrokenoffCbrokenwyDbrokendown

PRTIVGRMMRndVOCBULRY

51.—dullhemybe,heiscertinlyverysuccessfultopexecutive.

IthoughBwhteverCsDHowever

52.IfonlyI_plytheguitrswellsyou!

wouldBcouldCshouldDmight

53.Theprty,—Iwstheguestofhonour,wsextremelyenjoyble.

bywhichBforwhichCtowhichDtwhich

54It'shightimewe_cuttingdowntherinforests.

stoppedBhdtostopCshllstopDstop

55Thestudentsidtherewerefewpointsintheessyhe_impossibletocomprehend.

hsfoundBwsfindingChdfoundDwouldfind

56Loudspekerswerefixedinthehllsothteveryone_nopportunitytoherthespeech.

oughttohveBmusthveCmyhveDshouldhve

57Imsurprised_thiscityisdullpicetolivein.

thtyoushouldthinkBbywhtyourethinkingCthtyouwouldthinkDwithwhtyouwere

thinking

58Susnisveryhrdworking,butherpyisnot_forherwork.

enoughgoodBgoodenoughCsgoodenoughDgoodsenough

59Itisimpertivethtthegovernment_moreinvestmentintotheshipbuildingindustry.

ttrctsBshllttrctCttrctDhsto

60Lndbelongstothecity;thereis_thingsprivteownershipofInd.

nosuchBnotsuchCnotsuchDnosuch

61Mydughterhswlkedeightmilestody.Weneverguessedthtshecouldwlk_fr.

/BsuchCthtDs

62Thesttistics_thtlivingstndrdsintherehveimproveddrsticllyinrecenttimes.

provesBisprovingCreprovingDprove

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64Itws_wehdhoped

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2005年

PRTIIICLOZE[15MIN.]

Decidewhichofthechoicesgivenbelowwouldbestcompletethepssgeifinsertedinthe

correspondingblnks.Mrkthebestchoiceforechblnkonyournswersheet.

person'shomeissmuchreflectionofhispersonlitystheclotheshewers,thefoodheetsndthe

friendswithwhomhespendshistime.Dependingonpersonlity,mosthveinmind(n)”(31)

home”.Butingenerl,ndespecillyforthestudentornewwgeemers,therereprcticl(32)of

cshndloctiononchievingthtide.

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stythomeforwhileuntilthings(35)finncilly.Therereobvious(36)oflivingt

home-personllundryisusully(37)donelongwiththefmilywsh;melsreprovidednd

therewillbewell-estblishedcircleoffriendsto(38).ndthereis(39)the

responsibilityforpyingbills,rtes,etc.

Ontheotherhnd,(40)dependsonhowfmily