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Ⅰ.Vocabulary and Structure 30%

Directions:There are thirty incomplete sentences in this part.For each sentence there are four choices marked A,B,C and D.Choose the ONE that best completes the sentence.

()1.Does the TV sayhappened in Iraq every day?

A.terrible somethingB.something terrible

C.terrible anythingD.anything terrible

()2.Jim borrowed a Chinese book from his classmate. Heit for three days.

A.has borrowedB. has lent

C.has kept D.lend

()3.Many kinds of flowers were on Dong Feng Square last month.

A.on showB.on land

C.on earth D.on watch

()4.—Would you like some more chicken ,Linda?

—.

A.I�餯 like toB.Just a little,please

C.Yes,I�餯 like a drinkD.I�餯 like some

()5.—Will your friend go for a picnic this Sunday?

—If I don�餿 go,.

A.so does heB.so he will

C.neither does heD.neither will he

()6.—do you visit your grandparents before?

—Every winter.

A.How longB.How often

C.How soonD.How much

()7.She went to BeijingOctober 2，2000 and came backa cold morning last year.

A.in;onB.on;in

C.on;onD.in;in

()8.Unless heto help us,we shall lose the game.

A.promisesB.will promise

C.would promiseD.had promised

()9.We have no paper.

A.writeB.to write

C.writing onD.to write on

()10.—You wantsandwich?

—Yes,I usually eat a lot when I�餸 hungry.

A.anotherB.other

C.othersD.the other

()11.Since last term,each of theman English�睧nglish dictionary.

A.hadB.has

C.has hadD.have had

()12.The book called Harry Potter mustn�餿 from the library.

A.take awayB.taken away

C.are taken awayD.be taken away

()13.Before we started out,we�餯 betterthe time of the next train in the time table.

A.look afterB.look up

C.look forD.to look for

()14.Mary doesn�餿 like bluered.But.

A.or;Lily doesB.and;does Lily

C.nor;Lily isD.neither;is Lily

()15.There are threeassistants in thatshop.

A.women;shoeB.woman;shoe

C.woman;shoesD.women;shoes

()16.—How do you know that she likes singing?

—I often hear herafter class.

A.to singB.sangC.singD.sings

()17.When people want to relax themselves,they preferTV or listen to music rather than newspapers.

A.watching;readB.watching; to read

C.to watch ;readD.to watch;reading

()18.The new librarian still doesn�餿 knowthe out�瞣f�瞕ate newspapers and magazines.

A.what to deal withB.how to deal with

C.how to do withD.what to do away with

()19.to make a good beginning,these new comers did all that they could to get themselves well�瞤repared.

A.To be determinedB.Determined

C.Being determinedD.Determining

()20.It is usually considered that living with disability is.

A.challenged and frustratedB.challenged and frustrating

C.challenging and frustratedD.challenging and frustrating

()21.Those guestsat the front now came here from a European country early this morning.

A.who seatedB.seating

C.were sittingD.seated

()22.It is said that a grave of a middle�瞐ged manabout 2300 B.C. was found by some English archaeologists in the year of 2002.

A.dating backB.dated back to

C.dating back toD.dated from

()23.She told her neighbour that hethe well�瞜nown scientist if he had attended the lecture.

A.could meetB.might have met

C.might meetD.would meet

()24.The citizens didn�餿 feel safe at all after several families had their housesat night and a lot of things stolen.

A.broken inB.broken into

C.to be broken intoD.break in

()25.Come on,Harry,why stand there alone?We�餷l go to play ballgames.How aboutus?

A.taking part inB.joining

C.joining inD.attending

()26.before you leave the lab.

A.Make sure that the windows are shut

B.To make sure that the windows are shut

C.Making sure to shut the windows

D.To be sure to shut the windows

()27.The villager told them that his village wasthat of theirs.

A.three times larger thanB.as large as three times

C.three times as larger asD.three times size of

()28.Some old potsclay were found lyingto the dead body.

A.made from;closelyB.made of;close

C.made by;closely D.made up of ;close

()29.A way must be thought ofhis wound, otherwise he might bleed to.

A.to stop;dieB.stopping; death

C.to stop;deathD.stopping; dead