1-5 CABBA 6- 10

16-20 CABAC 2 1-25 ADCAC 26-30 BBDAB

3 1-35 CDACD 36-40 CDBDC 4 1-45 ABDCA

CDBAB 56-60, zip code: 565438

6 1-65 ADACB 66-70 ABABD 7 1-75 BADCC

76. Memory → Memory

77. That → those

78. Keep → Keep

79. Since → After

80.√

8 1. Remove was

82. Special → Special

83. They →it

84. Or → and

85. Excessive →of

A possible version:

Dear Sir/Madam,

I'm Li Hua, a China student attending a summer school in your school. I am writing to ask for help. I came here last month and found my course very interesting. But I have some difficulties in taking notes. I don't know how to use the library. I heard that the learning center provides help for students, and I am eager to get your help. I have no classes on Tuesday morning and Friday afternoon. Please let me know which day suits you. You can email me or call me. The following is my email address and phone number: Lihua @1236.com; 12345678.

Looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Li Hua

Analysis:

2 1 answer a analysis examines communicative language. Let's invite John and Barbara to the party on Friday. "Ok, I'll call them now." It can be seen from the meaning of the question that the speaker agrees with the other person's point of view. Why not? Why not?

22. answer d analyzes conjunctions. The first half of the topic said that she worked hard; Soda won't open the door. Obviously, the meanings of these two sentences are opposite, so she chose D. As for "though" to guide the adverbial clause. Although she tried, she still couldn't open the door.

23. answer c analyzes the tense of verbs. The former sentence shows that the present situation is meaningless, and the latter sentence shows the consequences of changes in the future. The simple present tense indicates the characteristics or state of the subject. Is making and has made pointed out the specific action process, so they were not selected. So choose C, there is no point in planning so far-many things will change next year. 、

24. Answer A analyzes the tense of verbs. In front of the sentence, uncertainty means that the starting point of speaking is the past tense, and the past tense of real interest and just being polite is consistent. So choose A, I'm not sure whether he is really interested or just being polite.

25. answer c analyzes the turning conjunction. The first half of the sentence is that someone calls you; Nobody knows I'm here. According to the meaning of the sentence, it is obvious that the two sentences are turning points, so C.

Answer b

Analysis of phrasal verbs. I can stand messy things at home, but I hate dirty things. turn up

Put forward, put forward; Patience, tolerance; Turn around, turn books, turn to help, (make) into; Stick to the sword

Stick to, follow, stick to, and be loyal.

27. Answer B:rise rise and see saw these two actions happen at the same time. Therefore, the choice of progressive aspect shows that the non-predicate verb action and the predicate verb action occur at the same time. Choose B, and then we see the smoke coming out of the back of the house.

28. answer d analysis this question examines the partial inversion caused by the adverbial clause guided by only. The auxiliary verb of the main sentence verb should arrive at the beginning of the sentence in advance, so choose D, and it is the same as last year when you arrive at the teahouse.

29. Answer A analyzes the tense of verbs. The past perfect continuous tense mainly indicates the action that lasted until a certain time in the past. The coming awakening is the past tense, and the situation before awakening is the past past, emphasizing what happened in the past, so he chose A. When Alice woke up, she didn't know how long she had been lying there.

Answer b analyzes the meaning of adverb phrases. You can only sign this form yourself. Not nothing; Except, equivalent to but and except; ; More than that; Better than …, getting better and better. Choose B.

3 1. Answer C Analyze the attributive clause. The author of the antecedent author in the main clause of this question is related to the story of the subject in the clause. Now the word writer can be used as the attributive of a story and translated into the author's story, so C is chosen. Whose is it? Our prize will be awarded to the most imaginative author of the story.

32. Answer D analyzes the usage of subjunctive mood. What can be done in the future; Could have done ... Expressing doubts about past behavior, used in interrogative sentences; Must have done something, indicating a positive speculation about the past; Something should be done, but there is no. But the result of their flight delay showed that they should have arrived but didn't, so they chose D. They should have arrived at lunch, but their flight was delayed.

It is generally believed that boys must learn to stand up and fight bravely like men. Both spaces indicate general meaning, so neither of them can fill in article A.

34. answer c analyzes the discrimination of verbs. Disappear, cease to exist; Fall, fall, fall in autumn; (health) decline and weakness; Damage, destruction or injury. William found reading more and more difficult because his eyesight began to decline.

35. Answer D analysis examines communicative language. Artists sometimes have a hard life. "Well, you married an artist, you should know. D should be chosen according to the meaning of the sentence. A: Go ahead. Say it all, B. I got it. It means I understand, C, and I totally agree. I agree. According to the meaning of the question, D is the best choice.

Cloze in the second quarter (***20 small questions: 65438+ 0.5 points for each small question, out of 30 points)

This article is a narrative, introducing a woman's feelings and influence after listening to a professor's lecture twenty years ago.

According to the important lesson about science in the back of 4 1, I know that the professor is talking about harmony science.

Related content.

Professor D walked into the lecture hall and put a big jar on the table, which contained dried beans. get

Pass through; Say that finish, call; March in.

The professor asked the students to guess the jar.

How many beans are there?

39. Professor D reluctantly smiled after hearing many wrong guesses.

After C analysis, the professor gave the correct answer.

4 1. "Learning Lessons" analyzes the lessons learned, mainly about lessons and feelings.

42. Professor B's analysis makes students understand that in scientific research, we should not simply trust our senses, but rely on facts and not blindly follow them.

According to the context, the lady understood the professor's intention after twenty years.

44. Professor C sees himself as a person who attracts students to explore the world invisible to the naked eye. Meet sb. Like ... treating someone as ...

This is a special journey, that is, exploring a world invisible to the naked eye.

46.b analysis of invisibility can only be relative to the eyes.

47. The exploration of D analysis must be based on scientific methods.

48. An analysis, but at that time, only a little girl aged 17 failed to accept or hear the so-called invitation. Please note that the invitation here echoes his friend's invitation ... after 44 seats.

The girl has just begun to understand and feel the world. Start doing sth.

A analysis believes that her first-hand experience is the most reliable.

5 1.d analysis She thinks that this can get in touch with the truth of the matter.

52.c analysis, but the professor said that this judgment method is wrong. According to it, the answer is C.

53. Professor 53.B Analytics took away her only tool to understand the world (vision, first impression) and did not provide an alternative, so the students were confused and at a loss.

C analysis makes students deeply feel their own smallness and fear.

Next, the girl gave up the course that afternoon and never touched the science course again.

The third part of reading comprehension (* * * two sections, out of 40 points)

Section 1 (*** 15 small questions: 2 points for each small question, out of 30 points)

Read the following passage, choose the best option from the four options (A, B, C, D) given in each question, and mark the answer sheet in black.

56.c analytical reasoning judgment questions. At that time, the author was a 5-year-old child, and his eyes were fixed on the change bag tied to the milkman's waist. The milkman gave him a quarter, which satisfied his curiosity.

57. D. analysis and reasoning. According to the second sentence of the third paragraph, there is a close relationship between families and their milkmen. It is inferred that milkmen even hold the keys of customers' homes, which is mainly due to mutual trust, rather than being regarded as a member of the family.

58.b analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the fourth paragraph, the situation changed later, the price of milk became cheaper and the sales became more popular, so the work of delivering milk became unrealistic, so this line was eliminated by the market.

59.a analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the fifth paragraph, the author later brought a milk delivery box home and put it on the porch of the back door, which aroused the children's curiosity, told stories and told good memories of the past, mainly nostalgia for the past.

60.b analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the first paragraph, in the middle ages, businessmen hired "town messengers" to read public information to promote their products. As we all know, businessmen hired people to publicize their products loudly in public places, so the answer is B.

6 1. Word meaning guessing analysis. According to the London Gazette, it was the first newspaper reporter to set aside a place for advertisements, and the answer is available. This sentence refers to the advertisement in the newspaper.

62. Analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the second sentence in the third paragraph, advertisers began to pay more attention to the design of advertising texts. It can be seen that the particularity of advertisements in the18th century is that advertisers began to pay attention to the design of advertisements, so the answer is D.

63. Analyze the main points. This paper introduces the development history of advertising in chronological order, so the answer is A.

64.c analyzes the problem of intention reasoning. According to the second paragraph, the aim of the organization is to make hotels and restaurants pay attention to the difficulties of tall customers and meet their actual needs.

65.b analyze the details to understand the problem. According to Phil Heinricy in the fourth paragraph, even a 6-foot-6-inch bed can't meet the needs of customers, and the last sentence mentions that a 7-foot bed is the most suitable.

66. Analyze and reason. According to the fifth paragraph, if the table in the hotel is too small and too low, some customers will have to choose another place, in other words, the hotel will lose some customers.

67.b analyze the details to understand the problem. In Edinburgh, in the last paragraph. There, a 6-foot-6-inch bed became the standard configuration, replacing the traditional 6-foot-3-inch bed.

68. Analyze the problem of guessing the meaning of words. As mentioned in the original text, her old farmhouse is becoming a henhouse, and its "residents" will arrive next month. Obviously, the residents here refer to chickens.

69.b analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the cost of everything is rising, I'm looking to lose a few pounds. I know the price is rising too well, and she wants to lose weight. This can kill two birds with one stone, save some money and help her lose weight.

70.d Analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the first sentence of the second paragraph, which is driven by higher living costs and declining economy, and the last few sentences of the third sentence, it can be inferred that rising prices lead to an increase in living costs, prompting some people to return to nature and develop their own vegetable gardens to reduce living costs.

7 1.b analysis topic induction. Starting with the topic that developing one's own garden is becoming more and more popular, this paper analyzes the reasons for this phenomenon, so it is novel to summarize the theme of this paper as "placing hopes on the garden".

72.a analyze the details and understand the problem. It was a breakthrough in a radio station, so we knew that the content came from the first advertisement.

73. Analyze the details to understand the problem. According to the original text, the candidate who plays Santa Claus needs to work intermittently from165438+1October 24th to 65438+February 24th, which takes about one month.

74. Analyze the details to understand the problem. According to this position, it is also suitable for a school leaver. In the third advertisement, a school leaver can be converted into a recent school graduate in the title.

75. Analyze the details to understand the problem. The positioning of Palm Fun Co., Ltd. in the fourth advertisement. You should be good at computers and have some programming experience.