34. Two car accidents         on the highway this moring.

A. appeared

B. were happened

C. occurred發(fā)生， 出現(xiàn)

D. emerged顯現(xiàn)，浮現(xiàn)

35. Clara wanted to buy the coat, but it cost more han she could .

A. assume“假設(shè)， 設(shè)想”

B. afford 買得起，承擔得起

C. arouse喚醒， 激起

D. avail有益于， 有幫助

36. It was easy tbo find seats in the train in that there were so few

A. spectators

比賽或表演的觀眾

B. audiences聽眾， 觀眾

C. tracks軌跡， 足跡

D. passengers乘客， 旅客”

37. We' d better     the whole thing over again before we make a decision.

A. tell

B. say

C. talk

D. speak

38. We forgave his bad temper because we know thathis sons ilness had put him under great.

A. excitement

B. crisis 危機，緊急關(guān)頭

C. stress壓力

D. nervousness緊張

39. Being both spoilt and lazy he everyone else for his lack of success.

A. accused accuse sb. of sth. 和charge sb. with sth. 意為“指控某人某事”

B. charged

C. citicized ;oriticize sb. for sth. 意為“批評某人某事”

D. blamed blame sb. for sth. 意為“責備、指責某人某事”

40. His strange behavior aroused the __of the police.

A. doubt

B. suspicion猜疑， 懷疑

C. disbelief 不相信

D. misbelief 錯誤的信仰

41. Mr. Johnson is    to our party.

A. pleased more than to come

B. more pleased than to come

C. more than pleased to come

D. more pleasing than o come

42. Xenonhas a number of aplications, maybe mentioned its use in fash lamps for high-speed photography.

A. among which

B. which

C. and which

D. each of which

43. They     the factory, but a heavy downpour spoiled their plan.

A. visited

B. were visiting

C. were to have been visited

D. were to have visited was/were to have done sth.意為“原本、本來打算做某事”。

44. The child was       to open the efrigeratar door.

A. barely tall enough enough 修飾形容詞或副詞時通常后置。

B. barely enough tall

C. tall barely enough

D. enough barely tall

45. The doctor soon had the patient walking again,.___ ?

A. had he

B. didn’the

C. hadn' the

D. did he

II. Claze (20 Points)

Choose the most aprpriat answer to complete the flloing passage.

Mrs. Wison, the middle -aged wife of a rich businessman, invited some of her friends to lunch. She was trying a new wayof 46a fish dish， and she was very pleased with herself when the fish was ready. 47 the fish was very hot, she put it near the open window如48 for a few minutes. 49 , five minutes later, when she 50 for it, she was 51 to find the neighbor s cat Chester at the fish. Fortunately, she was

in time D stop the cat before it was tbo late. That aternoon wasa great 52 and everyone 53 the dish very much. They alked and laughed tll four o'clock.

At the end of the afemoon, 54 she was alone again, Mrs. Wison felt 55 but happy. She was siting

in a chair just near the window when, 56 the window, she was surprised to see the neighbor ”s cat 57 in her garden! Why, the fish dish 58 be bad!

What would happen o her friend? She 59 telephoned the family doctor for help. The doctbr told her to telephone 60 of the visitors to meet him at the hospital as 61 as possible. Finally the danger was over. 62 Mrs. Wilson was alone in her chair in the living room, stil tired but 63 happy. Just then the telephone rang. It was her 64.

“Oh, Mllie, her neighbor cried.

“Chester is dead. She was 65 by someone in a car and put in your garden...

46. A taking B. getting C. daing D. cooking

47. A AsB. As if C. Because ofD Though

48. A warm B. wait C. cold D. cool

49. A However B. Whenever C. Wherever D. Whatever

50. A. got up B. came back C. looked around D. went away

51. A womying B. womied C. surprising D. suprised

52. A. success B. exhibition C. chance D. holiday

53. A tasted B. was tired ofC. ate D. enjoyed

54. A. because B. before C. as D. when

55. A tired B. thirsty C. disappointed D. excited

56. A byB. at C. through D. across

57. A running B. dead C. move D. eating

58. A can ’t B. shouldn 't C. mustD. will

59. A atall B. atonce C. has D. had

60. A none B. some C. one D. each

61. A. wellB. nearC. soon D. far

62. A Once again B. Moreover C Now and then D. Once for all

63. A. no longer B. notlonger C. more D. no more

64. A husband B. doctor C. neighbor D. friend

65. A kept B. fed C. klleldl D. stblen