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1. Where is this conversation probably taking place?
A. On a bus. B. In a library. C. At a cinema. 2. What is the probable relationship between the two speakers?
A. Teacher and student. B. Husband and wife. C. Doctor and patient. 3. What is the man¡¯s IQ test score? A. 100. B. 120. C. 160.
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6. What does the man say about his working experience? A. Teaching Spanish at a local school. B. Working at a company for years. C. Owning a small business in Detroit.
7. Why does the man want to leave his present job? A. To find a full-time job in a company near home. B. To find a part-time job with chances of travelling. C. To find a full-time job with more responsibility.
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8. What are the two people in the above flat like?
A. Selfish. B. Sensitive. C. Optimistic. 9. What advice does the woman give to the man?
A. Talking to them. B. Inviting them to a party. C. Speaking ill of them.
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A. the quarrel came about B .the quarrel had come about C. had the quarrel come about D. did the quarrel come about 15. The problem _______ yesterday has something important to do with our everyday life. A. discussing B. to discuss C. being discussed D. discussed 16. I was really anxious about you. You______ home without breakfast.
A. mustn¡¯t leave B. shouldn¡¯t have left C. couldn¡¯t have left D. needn¡¯t leave 17. I listened to the teacher attentively,_______ to know more about EQ and IQ. A. to hope B. hope C. hoping D. hoped 18. Mary is so wet all over. She _______ in the storm just now.
A. must be caught B. must have been caught C. should be caught D. can have been caught 19. ¨CThey said, ¨DWe¡¯ve lived here for a long time.¡¬ ¨CWhat? They said they ______ for a long time?
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21. I ended up in hospital with my right leg _________ because of the heavy fall in the game. A. to injure B. injure C. injured D. injuring 22. Linda ________ my email; otherwise she would have replied.
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24. Written in a hurry, ________.
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25. If I harder at school, I would be working in a better company with better pay now. A. had worked B. worked C. should have worked A. causing
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When Chris and I arrived, we stayed in the skating area at first.
¨DMaybe we should go in the street,¡¬ he 29 . Knowing that it was very dangerous, we As I was doing some flips (·×ª) in the street, a city bus made a quick 31 and was
30 down the street and, seeing no cars, rolled onto the pavement.
suddenly rushing toward me. ¨DLook out!¡¬ Chris screamed. It was too late. The bus hit me head-on, and I went 32 it. As I fell, my right leg was crashed.
I tried to sit up and looked down at the same time. I couldn¡¯t believe what I saw. My knee was twisted so that the 33 part of my leg was sticking straight up in the air. 34 I blacked out (»èÃÔ), I heard the sound of an ambulance.
The doctors 35 me to the hospital, and I was immediately given a CAT scan. Then I overheard the doctors saying that if the operation failed, they would have to cut out my leg from the knee down. When I 36 from operation, my leg was still there; 37 , the doctor said that I probably would never regain use of it.
After many weeks of 38 , I tried to stand up. When I 39 to the floor in pain, I tried again. Although it was painful, I took one more 40 each day. Finally I was able to do almost everything I used to do.
28. A. save 29. A. suggested 30. A. pulled 32. A. over
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After the accident, I could never skateboard like I did before. I began to realize how 41 life is and that people struggle every day after accidents like mine. This was my 42 . 31. A. turn B. stop 33. A. upper B. lower 34. A. When 35. A. sent
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A Fighter for Justice
He was denied admission to one law school because he was black. But today that same school has a law library named after him. You may not know much about Thurgood Marshall, but he strengthened education rights for African Americans all over the USA.
Marshall was born in Baltimore in 1908. Like other African American students of his time, he went to segregated schools. These schools were not illegal. An 1896 law stated that schools for blacks and whites could be ¨Dseparate but equal.¡¬ But Marshall knew that most black schools were not equal. He decided to do something about it.
Marshall received a law degree from Howard University. Then he began to work at changing the country¡¯s schools. Marshall¡¯s strategy was to start with colleges and graduate schools, because he thought judges would sympathize with ambitious young African Americans searching for an education.
In 1935, he successfully started a legal case against the University of Maryland Law School to accept its first black student. Other cases followed, with similar results. By the 1950s, Marshall was ready to turn to grade schools and high schools. In 1954, he accepted the case of Linda Brown, who wanted to attend a white grade school near her home. As a result of Marshall¡¯s arguments, the Supreme Court changed the law. It said that ¨Dseparate¡¬ schools could never be ¨Dequal.¡¬
In 1967, Marshall became the first African American appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Until he retired in 1991, he supported many other civil rights bills.
43. This passage is basically about ________. A. Marshall¡¯s childhood in Africa B. Marshall¡¯s work on the Supreme Court C. Marshall¡¯s school experience in America D. Marshall¡¯s devotion to American education
44. The first schools that Marshall tried to change were ________. A. public elementary schools
B. public high schools D. private schools B. a law school D. famous for its library
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C. colleges and graduate schools A. locally run
45. From the passage we know a segregated school is ________. C. separated by race