中职英语期中考试英语试卷(含答案)

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B.morethantwohours.C.onehour D.morethananhour42.Shegotupsoearlybecause A.shewasexcited B.shecouldnotsleepwell.esy D.sheworriedaboutherexam.nragraph2,e””s“ ”..n B.change .k D.erase44.Sheerasedallthecribnotesbecause .esd .es.esy D.shehatedtheboy.essttineseefollowingEXCEPT A.thestudentscheatingintheexamsarefunnyB.whoevercheatsintheexamswillbepunishedC.wemusttakemeasuresnowtogetridofcheatD.theexamsbecomeunfairfornon-cheatingstudentseNewYorkisoneofthelastlargeAmericancitiestohavesomeofitspolicemenonhorseback.TheNewYorkpolicehave170horsesworkingincertainpartsofthecity.Thehorsesareexpensivetofeed,butitisevenmoreexpensivetolookafterthem.Becausethehorsesmustwalkonthetheyneedspecialhorseshoes.Infact,theyneedmorethan8,000ofthemeachyear.EverypolicehorseinNewYorkgetsnewshoeseverymonth.Keepingtheseshoesingoodrepairisthejobofsixblacksmiths(鞋匠).Thereareonlyaboutthirty-fiveoftheseblacksmithsinthewholeUnitedStates.Thecostofshoeingahorseisbetweentwentydollarsandthirty-fivedollars,andittakesagoodblacksmithtwoorthreehourstodothejob.Ablacksmith’sjobisnotaneasyone.Hemustbeabletoshapeashoefromapieceofmetalandthenfitittothehorse’sfoot.Theblacksmithmustbendoverallthetimewhenheisfittingtheshoedmustholdtheweightofthehorsgwhilee.,ablacksmithtestrong.Butevenmoreimportant,hemustbeabletodealwithhorses---forbeforetheblacksmithcanbeginhiswork,hehastogetthehorsetoliftitsleg.OneoftheblacksmithsinNewYorkisJamesCorbin.HecametothecountryfromIrelandin1948.Henotonlymakeshorseshoesforthepolicebutalsoworksforagroupofhorse