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1．WithregardingtothismodelofcolorTVsets，thehome－madeonesarebynomeans_____thosemadeinJapan．A．lessinferiorto B．lessinferiorthanC．Inferiorthan D.inferiorto2．Don’tputofftilltomorrow____youcandotodayA.that B.whatC.when D.whethe3．Thethreeboysweregivenworkaccordingtotheir______abilities．A．respectfulB．respectableC.respective D.responsible4．Itis____forhertowearaformalsuitatthehomelylittleparty.A．outotorderB.outofquestionC．outofplace  D．outofpractice5．Theelectncshaverneeds____beforeitcanbeused．A．repairing  B．torepairC．beingrepaired  D．toberepairing6．JohnIstheonlyoneofthestudentswho_____toFrance.A．hasbeen B.  havebeenC．hadbeen D. hasbeing7．Itis____heisdetermined.A．buyinganewcarthat B.tobuyanewcarthat C．tobuyanewcarwhat D.buyinganewcarwhich8．Afterawholeday’sheavywork，theoldworkerreturnedhome，_____.A.hungryandfeltexhaustingB．hungerandexhaustedC．hungryandexhaustedD．hungryandhavingbeenexhausted9.Thelasthalfofthenineteenthcentury_____thesteadyimprovementinthemeansoftravel．A．haswitnessed  B．waswitnessedC．witnessed  D．iswitnessed10.She____inthefeetonherwayhomefromwork．A．washuringB．ishurtC．hurts  D．gothurt11.Withoutcomputers，we____thetremendousmedicaladvancementinthelastfewdecades．A．wouldnotmake B．willnothavemadeC．couldnotmakeD.couldn’thavemade12．Maggleranbacktothekichen，eggs_____carefullyinherhands．A．tobeheld B．heldC．wereheld D．holding13．Even ifit_____thisafemoon，Iwill go there．A．hasrainedB．willrainC．rains D．Willhaverained14．Thetree，thebranches_____are almost bare，is a very old one.A．whose B．inwhichC．ofwhich D．which15．Itisthedirector,andnotthemembersoftheboard,_____themost.A.whoworry B.whomworry C.towhomworry D.whoworries16．Wefindsuchshrubs____willbeststandupto（抵御）hardweather．A．whichB．asC．what  D．who17.Mrs.Douglasunknowinglyleftapackage____ontheshopcounter.A．layingB．tolieC．laidD．lying18．____thatcalledthismorning？A．Whowas B．WhoitwasC．Whowashim D．Whowasit19．Earthwormsoccur_____adequatemoistureandfoodandthenecessarysoilconditionsarefound.A．and  B．wheneverC．howeverD.wherever20.Noneofthesoldierswasallowedtoopenfireunlessheavylosswasshowntobe___inevitable．A.nonetheless   B.otherwise C.hence  D.therefore21．Onthegiantplanethereare___thejetneeds．A．twiceenginesthan　B．twiceasenginesasC．astwicemanyenginesas　D．twiceasmanyenginess22．whenwehavedifficultydesiredobjectsorreachingdesiredgoalsweexperiencenegativeenotionssuchsuchasgriefandanger．A．atobtaining B．InobtainingC．onobtaining    D．withobtaining23.ThenameOftelevisioncomesfromtheGreekwordteleandthe Latinwordvidere，_“far”and“tosee”,respectivelyA.meaning    B．meantC.aremeant  D．havethemeaningof24.Bylipreadingorwatchingthemovementsofthespeakerslips，adeafpersoncanactuallyseethepersonattheothertelephoneissaying．A.that   B.howC.what  D.where25.Ifhehadlistenedtome，heearlier.A.mightarrive  B.hadarrevedC.mightbearriving  D.mighthavearrived26.Bythetimesheis50yearsold，sheaninmateoftheprisonforoverhalfofherlife.A.wouldhavebeen  B.willbeC.willhavebeen   D.wouldbe27.Thegirlwon’thaveherlunchbeforesheherhomework.A.willfinish  B.finishesC.hadfinished D.finished28.Theissueattheconferenceisveryimportantanditwillcreateasensationnationwide.A．discussed B.beingdiscussedC.isbeingdiscussed D.hasbeendiscussed29．Undoubtedly，winstheelectionIsgoingtohaveatoughjobgettingtheeconomybackonitsfeet．A.anyone B．whoC.whoever   D．everyone30．Iftheyhadsentachecktothetelephonecompanylastweek，theirtelephone 　outlfserviceatthismoment.A.willnotbe  B．willnothavebeenC.wouldnotbe D．wouldnothavebeen31．MillionsofAmericansflocktotheirdrugstoretobuyvitaminsandminerals,______thatthesepillscanhelptopfCventsenous　illnesses．AconvincinB.convinced      C．toconvince  D.tobeconvinced32．Wewereheartedlyarguingaboutthefinancialmatter，thetelephonerangunexpectedly.A．while   B．asC．when    D．assoonas33．TheylosttheirWayintheforest，andmademattersworsewasnightbegantofall．A．that  B．itC．what  D．Which34．Wereitnotfortheirsupportandhelp，weabletofinishthe taskaheadoftime．A．werenot B．shouldnothavebeenC．arenot D．wouldnotbe35.,followthedirectionsonthebottlecarefully.A．Whentakendrugs       B．WhendrugsetakenC.Whenonetakesdrugs     D．WhentakingdrugQuestions11－15arebasedonthefollowingpassage：Whenweconductforeigntrade，theimportawnceofunderstandingthelanguageofacountrycannotbeunderestimated．Thesuccessfulmarketermustachieveexportcommuncationwhichrequiresathoroughunderstandingofthelanguageaswellastheabilitytospeakit.Thosewhodealwithadvertisingshouldbeconcerndlesswithobviousdiffiderencesbetweenlanguagesandmorewiththeexactmeaningsexpressed.Adictionarytranslationisnotthesameasanidiomaticinterpretation,andseldomwillthedictionarytanslationmeettheneeds．Anationpfoducerofsoftdrinkshadthecompany’sbrandnameimpressed in Chinesecharacterswinchwerephoneucally（按照发音地）accurate．Itwasdiscoverdrd later，however，thatthetranslation’sliteralmeaningwas“female horse fattened with wax，” hadly theimagethecompanysoughttodescribe．Socarelesslytranslatedadvertisingstatementsnotonlylosetheirintendedmeaningbutcansuggestsomthingverydifferentincludingsomethingoffensiveorridiculous．Sometimes，wnatwastranslatedwasnotanimagethecompanieshadinmindfortheirProducts．Manypeoplebelievethattofullyappreciatethetruemeaningofalanguageitisnecessarytolivewiththelanguageforyears．Whetherornot isthecase，foreignmarketersshouldnevertakeitforgrantedthattheyareaffectivelycommunicatinginanotherlanguag.11．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttopicforthepassage？A．IdiomaticMeamngsofLanguages．B．LanguageProblemsinForeignTrade.C。TranslationFailuresinForeignTrade．D．CultureDifferencebetweenLanguages．12．Toanadvertiser，whichoneshouldtheypaymoreattentionto？A．Understandingofalanguage．B．Abilitytospeakalanguage．C.Obviousdifferencebetweenlanguages．D．Thedifferentidiomaticexpressionsbetweenlanguages．13．Whatisthemainideaofthesecondparagraph？A．Besttranslationshouldbetheintentoftheoriginalstatement．B．Adictionarytranslationmaynotconveythetruemeamngofanidiom．C．Adictionarywillmeettheneeds．D．BothAandC．14．Intermsofcommunicationinanotherlanguage，marketersshouldnotbetoo_____.A．proud  B．modestC．self-confident  D．happy15．Thefirstsentence“…，theimportanceofundersandingthelangUageofacountrycannotbeunderestimated.”Mostprobalymeans_____．A．Understandingofthelanguageofacountryisextremelyimportant.B．UndCf孤mdingofthelanguageofacountryislessimportant.C．Notenoughimportanceisattachedtotheunderstandingofthelanguageofacountry.D．EnoughimportanceisattachedtotheunderstanQuestion16-20arebasedonfollowingpassage：TheXinhuabookstorechain，China’slargestoffcialpublishingenterprise，hasbecomeasurprisingflashpointforintestamongforeignventurecapitalinvestors.“weareactivelypromotingtheprocessofshareholdingreform.Everyday，wereceivelotsofoffersfromdomesticandfreigninvestorsinterestedingettinginvolvedandmaypickoneortwotodosointhenexttwotothreemonths，”ZhangYashan，theleadingcadreoftheheadstore’sofficeSaid.Accordingtoacompanyinsiderwhorequestedanonymity,severalsecuritiesfirmsareoverseeingXinhuabookstor’sreformandthecompanycouldlistonthedomesticstockmarketoncereformsarereportedtothegovernmentinMayandthencompleted.Thesourcewouldnotrevealthespecificnamesofthefirmsinvolvedordetailsofthereform.“Wewillstipulatethatwemustremainthemajorityshareholder，butwewillwelcomeandkindsofinvestment，includingforeigncapital，toestablish ashareholdingenterprise．wehopetheNo.2shareholderwillbeaforeignenterprise，”thesourcesaid.InkeepingwithitsWorldTradeOrganizationentrypromises，Chinamustallowforeigninvestmentindomesticpublicationretailersbytheendofthisyear．16．WhichisNOTtherightwordusedtodescribeXinhuabookstore?A．Laygest．  B．Offcial．C．Private．  D．Prokperous．17．Whatdoestheword”domestic”inPara．2？A．Energetic．  B．Excited．C．Alien．D.Native．18．WhatcanweinferfromZhangYashan’sStatementinPara．2？A．Weoftenreceivemanyoffersforminvestors．B．Wewi11soonacceptoneortwooffersinthenextsixtydays．C．SecurityfirmaremoreinterestedinXinhuabookstorethanotherfirms．D．ForeigninvestmentiswelcomedbyChinesegovernment.19．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．Thelargestbookstoreisgoingtoacceptforeigninvestment.B．Xinhuabookstoreisgoingtohaveashareholdingreform．C．Xinhuabookstoremusttakeactionaccordingtothesituation．D．XinhuabookstorehastokeepitspromisewithWTO．20．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Xinhuabookstore’sreformwillberevealedindetail．B．Thereformshavebeenreportedtotuegovernment．C．Xinhuabookstorewillsoonacceptforeigninvestment．D．Thesourcesaidwedidn’thavetoremainthemajorityshareholderQuestions21-25 are based onthefollowingpassage：AgroupoflldelegatesfromtheChineseuniversityretunedhomelastweek．Theycameinsecondplacewith13otheruniversityteams．Theconferenceistheworld’slargestuniversity－levelUNsimulation.ItisheldeachApril,foraweek，inNewYork，togivestudentsachancetodebateinternationalaffairs.Itismeanttomirrorthereal-lifebusinessoftheUN.Teamsfrommorethan23countriesgatheredthisyeartodiscussanddebateseriousissuessuchastheAIDSepidemicandwatershortages．SomeUNseniorstaffmembers，u．S．professors，andformerstudentparticipantsformedthejudgepanel.TheChineseteamappliedtotakepareintheeventandwasassignedtorepresentJapanthisyear，workingonvariouscommitteesandarguingJapan’spositiononresolutionstoproblemslike internationalmigration.AccordingtoLIXiaocong，theChineseteamleader，theireffortsinfindingapproachestoresolutionsmadethemstandout．Liattributestheirsuccessto“solidtraining”．21．What’sthepurposeoftheconference?A．Togivestudentsachancetodebateinternationalaffairsandtomirrorthereal-lifebusinessoftheUN.B．Toenlargestudents’fieldsofvision．C．Tolearnaboutothercultures．D．Tolearnabouthowtoportraytheirown．22．HowmanyChinesestudentsareinvolvedintheconference？A．17．  B．23．C．11．  D．13．23．TheJudgepanelIncludesthefollowingEXCEPT_____．A．U．S．professorsB．formerstudentparticipantsC．UNseniorstaffmembersD．UNprofessors24．AccordingtotheChineseteamleader，what’sthekeytotheirsuccess?A．Debatepracticesessions．B．Solidtraing.C．ResearchonJapanese．D．kowledgeofparliamentareprocedureandpublicspeaking．25．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothereport．A．TheChineseteamcameoutwithoneofthefirstprizes．B．Therewere23teamsinthisyear’sUNsimulation．C．Therewereanumberofsecondplacewinnersattheconference．D．TheChineseteamstoodoutrepresentingtheircountryattheconference．Question21-25arebasedonthefollowingpassage：Aspeoplecotinuetogrowandage，ourbodysystemscontinuetochange．Atacertainpointinyourbodysystemswillbegintoweaken．Yourjointsmaybecomestiff．Itmaybecomemoredifficultforyoutoseeandhear．Theslowchangeofagingcausesourbodiestolosesomeoftheirablity tobouncebackfromdiseaseandinjury．Inodertolivelonger，wehavealwaystriedtosloworStopthisprocessthatleadsustowardtheendofourlives.Manyfactorscontributetoyourhealth．Awell－balanceddietplaysanimportantrole．Theamountandtypeofexerciseyougetisanotherfactor．Yourlivingenvironmentandtheamountofstressyouareunderisyetanother．Butscientistsstudying senescence（哀老）wanttoknow：Whydopeoplegrowold？TheyhopethatbyeXaminingtheagingprocessonacellularlevelmedicalsciencemaybeabletoextendthelengthoflife.21．Whenpeoplebecomeaging，theywilllosesomeoftheirabilitytobouncebackfromdiseaseandinjury，“bounceback” heremeans____．A．toimProveinhealthafterone’sdiseaseandinjuryB．torecoverfromdiseaseandinjuryC．tojumpafterrecoveringD．torunfast22．In orderto live longer，_____.A．wehavetotrytobeonadietB．WeShouldkeepinhighspiritsC．weshouldtrytodomoreexerciseD．weshouldpostponetheprocessofaging23．Whyaresomescientistsinterestedinstudyingsenescence？A．Theywanttoincreasethegeneralabilityofourbodies．B．Theymaybeabletofindabetterwaytoourlife．C.Ifthey can pin down the biochemical process that makes us age，there willbehopeforextendingthelengthoflife．D．TheywanttofindoutIftheirisalinkbetweenhowefficientlyacellcouldrepair itselfandhowlongacreaturelives.24．WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasafactorcontributingtoone’shealth？A．Therightfoodyoueat．B．Lotsofexerciseyouget．C．Yourlivingconditions.D．Theamountofstressyouareunder．25．ThispassageIsmainlyconcernedwith_____．A．man’sagingprocessB．man’slifespanC．man’shealthD．man’smedicalcareQuestions26-30are based on the following passage：WallStreetisthenameofastreetinNewYorkandveryfamousinthewholeworld．ItisthefinancialcenteroftheUSA，exeftingasignificantinfluenceupontheworld’seconomy．HettyGreen，whowasbornInl835，wasnicknamedtheWizard（奇才）ofWallStreet．Shebecamealmosta legendarp figure in Wall Street，becauseshemadealotofmoneybuyingandsellingsharesincompanies．HettyGreenbeganmakingmoneywhenherfatherdiedandsheinhentedallhismoney．By ivesting it wisely，she soon built up her fortune to over100milliondollars．However，shehatedspendingmoneyonherselfonherfamily．Actually，shehatedspendingmoneyOneVerythingexceptbuyingShares．SheWassomeanthatWhenhersonEdwardbrokehisleg，she would not send for a doctor．She did not want to have to pay a doctor’s bill．Sherefusedtosendhersontoagoodhospital．Instead，shetooktheboytoafreecharityhospital．There he did not get very good treatment and，to save his life，he had to have hislegcutoff．Stillhismotherwouldnotpayforproperhospitaltreatment．Shesentfor itadoctorwhocutOfftheboy’S leginhersittingroom.It’sincredible,isn’tit?26.WallStreetis_____.A．thenameofChinatowninNewYorkB.thenicknameOfNeWYOrkC.thefinancialcenterofAmericaD.thetounstcenterofUSA27．HettyGreenwasnlchamedtheWizardofWallStreetbecauseshe_____．A．inhentedalargesumofmoneyB．madealargesumoffortunewithsharesC．builtupalargecompanyonsharesD．wasveryqueerandcruel28．Theunderlinedword“mean”inthesecondparagraphprobablycanbereplacedby_____.A.vulgar  B．croSSC.wicketD．ungenerous29．Whenhersonbrokehisleg，HettyGreen_____.A．senthimtoalargehospitalB．sentforadoctorC．didn’tpay the bill forthe doctorD．tOOkhimtoaCharityhospital30．whichofthefollowingisrueaccordingtothepassage？A．HettyGreenhatedhersonandrefusedtotakehimtoagoodhospital．B．Hettylikedtoearnalotofmoneysoastoliveagoodlife．C．HettyGreenpreferredmoneytoanthingelse．D．HettyGreendiedapooroldwoman.Questions 16-20 are based on the following Passage：RegularchildcareprovidedoutsidehomeorbysomeoneotherthanthemotherdoesnotInitselfunderminehealthyemotionalconnectionsbetweenmothersandtheir15－month－oldInfants，accordingtoalong－termnationalstudy．ThefindingholdsevenIfcarebeginsduringthefirst3monthsafterbirthandrunsfor30hoursormoreperweek．Among infants who receive unkind andunresponsive carefromtheirmothers，however，themother－childrelationshipmaybedamaged．“ThisresearchhelpsusputapartcomplexitiesregardingchildcarethathavenotpreviouslybeenstudiedIndetail，” contendsJayBelsky，aPsychologist．Theinvestigationconsistsof1，153childrenandtheirfamilieslivinginornearBoston．Theyoungsters，nomorethan1montholdwhentheyenteredthestudyin1991，willbetrackeduntiltheageof7．Experimentersadministeredquestionnairestomothersintheirhomesandvideotapedbabycaretakersinteractingwiththekidsatages1，6，and15 months．Independentobserversratedthequalityofeachchildcareeffortsandnotedinfantnervousness．Unlikemostpreviousstudies，thisoneallowsresearcherstoobserveeachcaretaker’s personality at child nursing，and kids’emotional reaction by the equipment．16．Fromthefirstparagraphweknowthat．A．mothercareisthebestaccordingtoanationalstudyB．childcareoutsidehomeisthebestinaccordancewiththestudyC．regularchildcareoutsidehomemayplayaroleasamotherD．connectionsbetweenmothersandinfantsaredamagedbyoutsidecare17．Accoodingtothepassage，unresponslvecarefromamothermay．A、ruinakid’sgrowthB、harmthemonth-childtieC．lnjureababy’semotionalreactionD．spoilachild’spersonalty18．JayBelskyimpliesthatthestudyofchildcare．A．wasnevercarriedoutinthepastB．wasnotmuchdoneindetailinthepastC．wasgreatlyignoredbypsychologistsandresearchersD．was interesting，but very difficult to make discovery19．Themaindifferencebetweentheinvestigationandthepreviousonesisthat．A．theresearchers7Cstared withonlyonemontholdinfantsB．theobserverscouldratethequalityofchildcareeffoftsandanalyzedthemsoonC．theresearchersweftabletogivethequestionnairestomothersintheirhomesD．videoequipmentenabledresearcherstoobservewhatwashappeningdirect20．WhichofthefollowingisnotTRUEoftheinvestigation?A．ItWilllastatleast7years．B．Cooperationfromthemothersisalsonecessary.C．someindependentobserversplayapart．D．Researchers paid site visitstosecacaretaker’spersonalityandkids’emotionalreaction．Question21-25arebasedonthefollowingpassage：Successfulinnovationshavedrivenmany Oldertechnologiestoextinctionandhaveresulted in higher productivity，greater consumption ofenergy，increased demand for rawmateials，acceleratedflowofmaterialsthroughtheeconomyandincreasedquantitiesofmetalsandothersubstancesinuseperperson．ThehistoryofindustrialdevelopmentisfUllofexamples．Inl870，horsesandmulesweretheprimesourceofpoweronU．S．farms．Onehorseormulewasrequiredtosupportfourhumanbeings——aratiothatremainedalmostconstantformanydecades．Atthattime，hadanationalcommissionbeenaskedtoforecastthehorseandmulepopulationfor1970，itsanswerprobablywouldhavedependedonwhetheritsconsultantswereofaneconomicturnofmind．Hadtheybeen“economists”，theywouldhaverecognizedthatthepowerofsteamhadalreadybeenharnessedtoindustryandtolandandoceantransport．Theywouldhaverecognizedfurtherhatiswouldbeonlyamatteroftimebeforesteamwouldbetheprimesourceofpoweronthefarm．ItwouldhavebeendifficultforthemtoavoidtheconclusionthatthehorseandmulepopulationwoulddeclineraPidly．21.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedbytheauthorasaconsequenceofnewtechnologicaldevelopments？A．Oldertechologiesdieaway.B．ThequalityoflifeisimProved·C．Overallproductivityincreases·D．Morerawmaterialsbecomenecessary．22．It can be inferred from thepassagethatby1870______．A．thesteamenginehadbeeninventedB．anationalcommissiononagriculturehadbeenestablishedC．theU．S．horsepopulationwasabout10millionD．technologybegantobemoreeconomical23．whichofthefollowingstatementswouldtheauthorofthepassagebemostlikelytoagree？A．Technological development influences society’s future.B．Technologicalinnovationsaalmostalwayssuccessful．C．Techniciansaremoreusefultosocietythaneconomists．D．Theeconomyisindependentoftechnologicaltransformation．24．Inthesecondparagraph，theauthorsuggeststhat“economists’would_____.A．consultthenationalcommissionontheeconomyB．plantheeconomythroughyearlyforecastsC．considertheinfluenceoftechnologicalinnovationimportantD．valuetheeconomiccontributionoffarmanimals25．whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardchangesbroughtonbytechnological刊\innovation？A．Heisexcitedaboutthem．B．Heisdisturbedbythem．C．Hequestionstheirusefulness．D．Heacceptsthemasnatural．Questions26-30arebasedonthefollowingpassage：OffiCialskiCkedOfftheOlympiceconomyWithatWO－daypromotionconferencethatopenedonSundayinBeliing．EconomyherereferstobothdirectandindirectprofitsmadebyhostingtheGames．Theorganizersincluded16municipalgovernmentdeparments．Theeventattractedmorethan 800 delegates ofenterprises，institutions，andacademies．ThebigtopicishowtomakethebestofthebusinesspotentialoftheBenjing’sOlympics.Theorganizerssaidtherewere387projectsattheeventthatwouldneedabout134billionyuan—worthofinvestment·Thebusinessopportunitiesinvolvemanufacturing，agriculture，education，health，tourismandenvironmentalprotection．Thiswasthelargest01ympicsbusinesspromotioninBeijingsofar．Twenty－fourcompaniesonMondaysignedupfor10projects，worth21．5billionyuaninall．Themostnotewofthyoneisthefourthsubwayline.ThedealinvolvestheHongKongMTRcorp，BeijingInfrastrureInvestingCompany，andBeijingCapitalGroup．26．whatdoesthephrase‘kickoff”meaninPara．l？AOpen． B、End．C．Start．D．Move．27．What’sthebigtopicofthetwo－daypromotionconference7t．Howtowingoldenmedalsasmanyaspossibleinthegame．B．Howtogetinvestment．C、Howtoinvestintheevent．D．HowtomakethebestofthebusinesspotentialofBeijing’sOlympicsGames．28．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue？A．Therearenearly400projectsattheevent．B．About134billionyuanisneededtobeinvested．C，Theeventtookinterestfromalmost800delegatesofenterpnses，institutionsandacademies．D．Theorganizersincludes16municipalgovernmentdepartments．29．Whatdoesthewritersayaboutthefouthsubwayline？A．Fourfirmsareinvolvedinit．B．Itisoneofthemostimportantprojects．C.Hong Kong MTR Corp．isn’tinvolved InIt．D．BeijingcapitalGroupwantstogetinvolvedinit．30．What’sthebesttitleforthisreport？A．ThereEffectsofOlympicGameB．BusinessOpportunitiesBroughtaboutwithOlympicGamesC．FinancialSituationsinBeijingD．BusinessPromotiollCOnferenceinBeijingQuestions11－15 are basedon thefollowingpassage：Thenextdecadecouldseecommutersspeedingtoworkatabout300milesperhouraboa