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    5。This question        a little last week。    
    A。 got talked about        B。 talked about      
    C。 would be talked about       D。 has been talked about    
    6。The film       this Saturday。    
    A。 is to show          B。 is to be shown  C。 is showing            D。 shows    
    7。The room was lighted a electric light。    
    A。 by          B。 to                C。 with            D。 in    
    8。It        whether he will go on with his work in the school。    
    A。 hasn¨t been decided           B。 isn¨t  deciding    
    C。 hasn¨t decided                D。 doesn¨t decide    
    9。The thief wished to be       again。 Ten years later�察�he free and regained his。    
    A。 free�察�was set�察�free                B。 freely�察�was set�察�freedom    
    C。 free�察�was let�察�freedom                D。 free�察�was set�察�freedom    
    10。You should      the habit of reading carefully。    
    A。 got            B。 form           C。 raise             D。 make    
    11。The man was thrown     for robbing a bank。    
    A。 into the prison        B。 to a prison       C。 in the prison       D。 into prison    
    12。He is one of the      at the boxing match。 He is going to the first match。    
    A。 judge�察�judge                B。 judges�察�judge    
    C。 judgment�察�judgment                D。 judgments�察�judge    
    13。She forbids     here��but she never forbids you a smoke。    
    A。 to smoke�察�to have                B。 smoking�察�having    
    C。 to smoke�察�having                D。 smoking�察�to have    
    14。Although Mary doesn¨t look     �察�she      an active part in social activities。    
    A。 active�察�plays                B。 activity�察�plays    
    C。 active�察�joins                D。 actively�察�joins    
    15。In the days of rising prices�察�they had a lot of difficulty     and soul together。    
    A。 in keeping body        B。 to keep bodies     C。 for body          D。 with body    
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    James sat outside the office waiting for the interview。 He felt so 16 that he didn¨t know what to do with 17。 The person who had gone in 18 him had been there for nearly an hour。 And she looked so confident when she went in。 19 James。 He felt 20 that she had already got the 21。The problem was that he wanted this job 22。 It meant 23 to him。 He had 24 it such a lot before the day of the interview。 He had imagined himself 25 brilliantly at the interview and 26 the job immediately。 But now here he was 27。 He couldn¨t 28 all those things he had 29 to say。 At that moment�察�he almost decided to get up and 30。    
    But no!he had to do this。 He had spent so much time considering it that he couldn¨t 31 like that。 His hands were hot and sticky and his mouth felt dry。 At last the door of the office opened。  The woman who had gone in an hour earlier came out looking very 32 with herself。 She smiled sympathetically ��揖秤仇�� at James。 At that moment James 33 her。 The managing director then appeared at the office door。 ^Would you like to come in now�察�Mr Davis�拭�I¨m sorry to have kept you waiting。 ̄ James suddenly 34 that he had gone home after all。 He got up�察�legs 35 and forehead sweating and wondered whether he looked as terrified as he felt。    
    16。A。 healthy           B。 nervous     C。 careless            D。 confident    
    17。A。 the managing director              B。 the woman     
    C。 himself                 D。 the situation    
    18。A。 by             B。 with         C。 before              D。 after    
    19。A。 Not like        B。 So did                 C。 Do as            D。 Do like    
    20。A。 doubtful           B。 sure             C。 angry              D。 astonishing    
    21。A。 reward          B。 first              C。 prize              D。 job    
    22。A。 hopelessly        B。 naturally           C。 easily             D。 so much    
    23。A。 everything         B。 happiness         C。 difficulty           D。 nothing    
    24。A。 dreamed of       B。 learned of          C。 thought about          D。 talked about    
    25。A。 explaining        B。 performing            C。 answering            D。 writing    
    26。A。 offered           B。 asked for          C。 being offered        D。 being asked for    
    27。A。 crazy           B。 excited             C。 probable             D。 terrible    
    28。A。 depend on         B。 afford          C。 believe in              D。 remember    
    29。A。 kept          B。 been taught         C。 planned          D。 been supplied    
    30。A。 leave            B。 go in      C。 prepare                 D。 practise    
    31。A。 take back         B。 put off         C。 give up            D。 put down    
    32。A。 ugly          B。 pleased          C。 sad              D。 pretty    
    33。A。 noticed         B。 loved            C。 missed             D。 hated    
    34。A。 thought           B。 hoped         C。 wished         D。 regretted    
    35。A。 shaking           B。 bending         C。 walking           D。 stopping    
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    Bond had walked for only a few minutes when it suddenly occurred to him that he was being followed。  There was no evidence for it except a slight headache and a little knowing the people near him but believed in his sixth sense and he at once stopped in front of the shop window he was passing and looked occasionally back along 46th Street。 Nothing but a lot of miscellaneous people moving slowly on the sidewalks�察�mostly on the same side as himself�察�the side that was back from the sun。 There was no sudden movement into a doorway�察�nobody wiping his face with a handkerchief to avoid recognition�察�nobody bending down to tie a shoelace。    
    He went on and turned into the Avenue of the Americans¨�察�stopping in the first doorway�察�the entrance to a woman¨s underwear store where a man in a blue suit with his back to him was examining the black lace paints on a particularly realistic´dummy��庁侏��。    
    And then something grasped his arm and a voice came�察 �All right�察�Limey。 Take it easy unless you want lead for lunch�察院�and he felt something press into his back just above the kidney。    
    There was a tap as his fist was caught in the other man¨s left hand�察�and at the same time as the contact telegraphed to Bond¨s mind that there could have been no gun�察�there came the well remembered laugh and the lazy voice saying�此 �No good�察�James。 The angles have got you。 ̄    
    Bond straightened himself slowly and for a moment he could only gaze into the smiling face of Felix Leiter with blank disbelief�察�his built´up tension �┰�嫖�� slowly relaxing。    
    ^So you were doing a front tail�察�you bastard��藍伊軌���察院�he finally said。     
    36。Bond realized that he was being followed by means of。    
    A。 his common sense                B。 his sense of humour    
    C。 his sight                D。 his sixth sense    
    37。When Bond stopped and looked back along 46th Street�察�he observed all the following except 。    
    A。 most people on the sidewalks were on the same side as himself    
    B。 no one suddenly turned into a doorway    
    C。 a man was looking into the window of a store    
    D。 no one wiped his face with a handkerchief    
    38。Why did Bond stop in the doorway to the underwear shop�拭   �
    A。 To see who was following him。           B。 To look at the man in the blue suit。    
    C。 To avoid the sunshine。                D。 To look at the underwear。    
    39。What did the man mean by saying ^Take it easy unless you want lead for lunch ̄�拭   �
    A。 Put up your hands。    B。 Don¨t  move or I¨ll shoot you。    
    C。 If you want to have lunch�察�you must listen to me。     
    D。 You go first slowly and we¨ll have lunch together。    
    40。What is ^a front tail ̄�拭   �
    A。 Pretending to be someone else。                B。 Following somebody from in front。    
    C。 Following someone from behind。         D。 Standing in front of a shop window。    
    B    
    It doesn¨t matter when or how much a person sleeps�察�but everyone needs some rest to stay alive。 That¨s what all doctors thought�察�until they heard about Al Herpin。 Al Herpin�察�it was said�察�never slept。 Could this be true�拭�The doctors decided to see this strange man themselves。    
    Al Herpin was 90 years old when the doctors came to his home in New Jersey。 They thought for sure that he got some sleep of some kind。  So they stayed with him and watched every movement he made。 But they were surprised。  Though they watched him hour after hour and day after day�察�they never saw Herpin sleeping。 In fact�察�he did not even own a bed。  He never needed one。    
    The only rest that Herpin sometimes got was sitting in a comfortable chair and reading newspapers。 The doctors were puzzled by this strange continuous sleeplessness。 They found only one answer that might explain his condition。 Herpin remembered some talk about his mother having been injured several days before he was born。 But that was all。 Was this the real reason�拭�No one could be sure。 Herpin died at the age of 94。    
    41。The main idea of this passage is that。    
    A。 large numbers of people do not need sleep    
    B。 a person was found who actually didn¨t need any sleep    
    C。 everyone needs some sleep to stay alive    
    D。 people can live longer by trying not to sleep    
    42。The doctors came to visit Herpin�察�expecting to。    
    A。 cure him of his sleeplessness    
    B。 find that his sleeplessness was not really true    
    C。 find a way to free people from the need of sleeping    
    D。 find out why some old people didn¨t need any sleep    
    43。After watching him closely�察�the doctors came to believe that Al Herpin。    
    A。 was too old to need any sleep             B。 often slept in a chair    
    C。 needed no sleep at all                D。 needed some kind of sleep    
    44。One reason that might explain Herpin¨s sleeplessness was。    
    A。 that he hadn¨t got a bed    
    B。 that he had gradually got tired of the sleeping habit    
    C。 his mother¨s injury before he was born    
    D。 his magnificent physical condition    
    45。What can we learn from the passage�拭   �
    A。 Al Herpin neither got any sleep of some kind nor needed any rest。     
    B。 Al Herpin lived in the USA。     
    C。 Herpin died five years after the doctors came to his home in New Jersey。    
    D。 The doctors found that Al Herpin got some sleep of some kind。     
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    The zoo has big basket for rubbish。 People can throw     46。     
    waste into them。 On the Saturday afternoons there       47。     
    are usually a lot of people around the cages which      48。     
    the lovely animals are kept�察�and last Saturday nobody was      49。     
    there。 Mr Patties was surprised。  But he was even much        50。     
    surprised to see few children around the basket near       51。     
    the tiger¨s cage。 He quickly came up and looked over      52。     
    their heads and saw a little rat run about in the basket      53。     
    and looking for food。  The rat was afraid and the children     54。     
    were interested in the rat than in the tigers。      55。     
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