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1. May I have the ______________(ÈÙÐÒ) of this dance? 2. He is __________________(¿¼ÂÇ) finding a new job.

3. His answer had little _________________(¹ØÏµ) with the question. 4. He _____________(Á·Ï°) singing every day.

5. I¡¯m thinking about becoming a ______________ (ͼÊé¹ÜÀíÔ±).

6. In this part of the city, you can see some ancient buildings on one side of the

street£¬and quite oppositely m_______________ buildings on the other side. 7. The woman b____________ into tears when she heard the bad news. 8. Mary received an i to the party from John, but she didn¡¯t

accept it.

9. My mother p_____________ to buy my a bike if I got the first prize, but she

hasn¡¯t kept it.

10. I¡¯ve got some bread for lunch today. It t____________ really good.

11. All the parents are c____________ about their children, caring for everything on them.

12. All the students visited the Great Wall, i___________ those foreign students. 13. I wonder how much the plane ___________(·ÑÓÃ) is from Guangzhou to

Hong Kong.

14. Mandela was so kind that he was always ___________(Ô¸Òâ) to help the poor

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15. China has many c___________ relics, which are great wonders in the world. ¶þ£®ÔĶÁÀí½â

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I Believe I Can Fly Vocal: R.Kelly

I used to think that I could not go on

And life was nothing but an awful (¿ÉŵÄ) song But now I know the meaning of true love I'm leaning on the everlasting (ÓÀ¾ÃµÄ) arms If I can see it, then I can do it

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If I just believe it, there's nothing to it I believe I can fly

I believe I can touch the sky

I think about it every night and day Spread my wings and fly away I believe I can soar

I see me running through that open door I believe I can fly I believe I can fly I believe I can fly

See I was on the verge (±ßÔµ) of breaking down Sometimes silence, it can seem so loud

There are miracles (Ææ¼£) in life I must achieve But first I know it starts inside of me£¬oh. If I can see it, then I can be it,

If I just believe it, there¡¯s nothing to it. (chorus)

Hey, ¡®cause I believe in me, If I can see it, then I can do it.

If I just believe it, there¡¯s nothing to it.

16. From the beginning of the passage, we know that________ A. I once thought that I couldn¡¯t walk. B. I loved to sing some songs about life.

C. I couldn¡¯t see hope for the future at that time. D. I¡¯ve ever thought my life would come to an end.

17. What does ¡° life was nothing but an awful song¡± mean? A. Life was only an awful song. B. Life was not an awful song. C. Life was an awful song.

D. Life has nothing to do with songs.

18. What is meant by ¡°if I just believe it, there is nothing to it¡±? A. I can¡¯t do anything to help it.

B. If I just believe it, I can do it easily.

C. If I just believe it, I will have nothing left. D. I wonder whether I should believe it or not. 19. The text is most probably _______ A. a piece of news. B. an advertisement. C. a notice. D. a lyrics.

(B)

I felt sort of shocked when the monitor announced that excellent students would be selected by public vote. College is different from high school. Classmates aren¡¯t familiar with one

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another. Often classmates don¡¯t say a single word to each other even after four years in the same class. How can they choose the right people then?

Besides, there are excellent students with special personalities and thoughts who aren¡¯t likely to be accepted by most people. What about them? So, those who are popular have an unfair advantage over others. But just because they have social skills, it doesn¡¯t mean they¡¯re excellent students.

Voting is said to be democratic£¨ÃñÖ÷µÄ£©, but it should be used in the right situation. When selecting excellent students, many things should be taken into account (¿¼ÂÇ), not just public opinions.

20. What did the writer feel when the monitor announced that excellent students

would be selected by public vote? A. Happy B. Sad

C. Surprised D. Disappointed

21. What does the underlined word ¡°selected¡± mean?

A. Chosen B. educated C. advised D. realized 22. Which of the following statements is true?

A. Those who have social skills are excellent students.

B. Those who are with special personalities and thoughts are not excellent

students.

C. When selecting excellent students, only public opinion should be taken into

account.

D. College students aren¡¯t familiar with one another.

(C)

Tokyo- an increasing number of Japanese youth are going abroad with one year working-holiday visas (ǩ֤), hoping to gain advantages in Japan¡¯s competition of job market.

Young Japanese people are also going overseas in search of things they cannot find at home---such as freedom from social norms£¨¹æ·¶£© and more adventurous jobs. Working holidays have shot up in popularity in Japan in the past few years. According to the Japan Association for Working Holiday Makers, a total of 16,871 Japanese youths got working-holiday visas last year, up from 1,780 in 1985.

Japan started the working-holiday visa programme together with Australia. They set up the programme also with Canada, New Zealand, France, Germany, South Korea and Britain.

The visas, issued (·¢ÐÐ) to individuals only once in a lifetime, are available to people between the ages of 18 and 30, except in the UK, which accepts people from 18 to 25.

Nearly 9,000 youths from Japan went to Australia in 2000. Canada was the second most popular destination.

¡°About 60 to 70 percent of those in the working-holiday programme are women. A main reason that young people go overseas with the working-holiday visas is to train their foreign language ability, so they can get better jobs when they return to

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