µÚ 1 Ìâ I  have  ____  the bike for a year.

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A£® bought      
B£® sold      
C£® buy      
D£® had

µÚ 2 Ìâ Her grandfather ____ for over five years.

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A£® has been dead        
B£® has been died          
C£® died         
D£® has died

µÚ 3 Ìâ Hurry up!  The play ________ for ten minutes.

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A£® has begun      
B£® have begun      
C£® has been on      
D£® began

µÚ 4 Ìâ  We         English five years ago.  We     it for five years.

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A£® learned, learned                     
B£® learn, have learned
C£® have learned, have learned          
D£® learned, have learned

µÚ 5 Ìâ Has he ever been heard ________ about his trip to Hong Kong?

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A£® of talking         
B£® talk            
C£® to talking        
D£® to talk

µÚ 6 Ìâ It¡¯s really not ________ for us to do ________ job.

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A£® delighted, such a hopeless          
B£® delightful, such a hopless
C£® delighted, so hopless a              
D£® delightful, so hopeless a

µÚ 7 Ìâ ________ wonderful music he is playing! He ________ be a teenager.

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A£® What, can¡¯t          
B£® What a, mustn¡¯t          
C£® What, mustn¡¯t             
D£® How, can¡¯t

µÚ 8 Ìâ Beijing,the capital of China,is one of       cities in the world.

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A£®the bigger     
B£®bigger     
C£®much bigger     
D£®the biggest

µÚ 9 Ìâ ¡ªHave you got any pieces of paper? ¡¡ ¡ªYes, I _____ .

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A£® have got          
B£® have ª¤  
C£® had one        
D£® did

µÚ 10 Ìâ  Have you ever _____ to a foreigner?

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A£® speak      
B£® spoke       
C£® spoken       
D£® to speak

µÚ 11 Ìâ I remembered ________ her at a party once.

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A£® meet       
B£® meeting        
C£® to meet          
D£® meets

µÚ 12 Ìâ Let¡¯s forget _____ thing.

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A£® the all       
B£® all the        
C£® whole the      
D£® the whole

µÚ 13 Ìâ Can you find the answer _____ the question?

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A£® to       
B£® of      
C£® in       
D£® at

µÚ 14 Ìâ  She¡¯s never read the book before, _____ ?

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A£® has she         
B£® hasn¡¯t sheª¤     
C£® isn¡¯t she         
D£® wasn¡¯t she?

µÚ 15 Ìâ Hello! Kitty waved         us during the parade.

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A£®for            
B£®to             
C£®on             
D£®as

µÚ 16 Ìâ      In Europe many people died during the Second World War. As a result£¬at the end of the war there were many ___16___ there. A man called Hermann Gmeiner wanted to help these children. His idea was simple. He wanted orphans to have a home, and he wanted them to have the care and kindness of parents. Gmeiner asked people ___17___ him some money. With this money he ___18___ the first SOS Children¡¯s Village at Imst, in Austria. It opened in 1949. This is ___19___ the SOS Children¡¯s Village started. The letters SOS stand ___20___ ¡°Save Our Souls.¡± This means ¡°Please help us!¡± An SOS Children¡¯s Village gives help to orphans.      Hermann Gmeiner¡¯s idea for ___21___ orphans soon spread all over the world. ___22___ 1983 there were 170 SOS Children¡¯s Villages in the world. People in many countries give money to help the villages. Today the children from ___23___ village are grown up. Now some of them work in other SOS Children¡¯s Villages. In SOS Villages orphans live in family groups. There are several houses in each village. The biggest villages have 40 or 50 houses! Between seven ___24___ ten children live in a house. A woman lives with each group of children and looks ___25___ them. She gives the children a lot of love and kindness. She cooks for them and makes comfortable£¬happy home for them.       

 A. handicapped   
B£® wounded person   
C£® orphans     
D£® children 

µÚ 17 Ìâ A. give           
B£® to give           
C£® giving        
D£® gave

µÚ 18 Ìâ  A. built           
B£® bought           
C£® sold         
D£® borrowed

µÚ 19 Ìâ A. when          
B£® where            
C£® why         
D£® how

µÚ 20 Ìâ A. up             
B£® by               
C£® for         
D£® out

µÚ 21 Ìâ A. help           
B£® helps             
C£® to help          
D£® helping

µÚ 22 Ìâ A. In             
B£® By               
C£® On         
D£® Since

µÚ 23 Ìâ A. the first        
B£® the last            
C£® each         
D£® every

µÚ 24 Ìâ A. then           
B£® but               
C£® to          
D£® and

µÚ 25 Ìâ A. at            
B£® after             
C£® for            
D£® around

µÚ 26 Ìâ                                                   £¨A£©     Now satellites are helping to forecast(Ô¤±¨)the weather. They are in space, and they can reach any part of the world. The satellites take pictures of the atmosphere (´óÆø), because this is where the weather forms (ÐγÉ). They send these pictures to the weather stations. So meteorologists (ÆøÏóѧ¼Ò) can see the weather of any part of the world. From the pictures, the scientists can often say how the weather will change. ¡¡¡¡Today, nearly five hundred weather stations in sixty countries receive satellite pictures.When they receive new pictures, the meteorologists compare them with earlier ones. Perhaps they may find that the clouds have changed during the last few hours. This may mean that the weather on the ground may soon change, too. In their next weather forecast, the meteorologists can say this. ¡¡¡¡So the weather satellites are a great help to the meteorologists. Before satellites were invented, the scientists could forecast the weather for about 24or 48 hours. Now they can make good forecasts for three or five days. Soon, perhaps, they may be able to forecast the weather for a week or more ahead (ÌáÇ°).        

 Satellites travel __________.

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A£® in space         
B£® above space      
C£® above the ground       
D£® in the atmosphere  

µÚ 27 Ìâ Why do we use the weather satellites to take pictures of the atmosphere£¿Because _______.

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A£® clouds form there                                       
B£® the weather forms there
C£® the weather satellites can do it easily          
D£® the pictures can forecast the weather

µÚ 28 Ìâ Meteorologists forecast the weather _______.

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A£®without studying satellite pictures ¡¡     ¡¡
B£® before they receive satellite pictures
C£® when they have received satellite pictures
D£® after they have compared the new satellite pictures with the earlier ones

µÚ 29 Ìâ Maybe we¡¯ll soon be able to forecast the weather for _________.

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A£® one day     
B£® two days ¡¡   
C£® five days       
D£® seven days or even longer

µÚ 30 Ìâ The main idea of this passage is that satellites are now used in __________.

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A£® taking pictures of the earth       
B£® receiving pictures of the atmosphere
C£® weather forecasting                  
D£® doing other work in many ways

µÚ 31 Ìâ                                                                (B) ¡¡  Bill Clinton took office (¾ÍÖ°)on January 20,1993 and became the 42nd U.S. President (×Üͳ). He is the first U.S. president who was born after World War II. He is also one of the youngest of all U.S. presidents. ¡¡¡¡Clinton was born in a poor family. Three months before he was born, his father, William Blats, died. When he was small, his mother remarried (ÔÙ»é) Norger Clinton, so the boy¡®s family name was changed. ¡¡¡¡In the summer of 1963, Clinton was asked to visit the city of Washington. During his visit, he met President Kennedy in the White House. At that time, he wanted to become a president, and now he is!      

Clinton became the 42nd U.S. president when he was______.

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A£® thirty     
B£® about forty      
C£® forty-seven      
D£®37years old  

µÚ 32 Ìâ  Clinton¡¯s father died______.

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A£® after 1946                        
B£® before Clinton was born
C£® before World War II            
D£® when Clinton was young

µÚ 33 Ìâ Why was the boy¡¯s name changed?

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A£®Because he became a president ¡¡¡¡   
B£®Because his family was very poor
C£® Because his father was dead ¡¡¡¡      
D£® Because his mother remarried Norger Clinton

µÚ 34 Ìâ In 1963 Clinton came to the city of Washington___.

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A£® to take part in an exam            
B£® for his holidays
C£® for a visit                            
D£® to have a meeting with Kennedy

µÚ 35 ÌâWhich one of the following is Not right?

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A£®Everybody can visit the president in the White House
B£®All the U.S. presidents work in the White House
C£®Clinton wanted to become a president after he saw President Kennedy.
D£®The White House is in the city of Washington