选词填空（可变换形式，其中有两项是多余的）

1. If you are doing three jobs ________, it is not likely that you will succeed in any of them.
2. Online shopping is ________ in most cities, where people are able to make full use of the ping Internet technology.
3. A great many plants and animals are now ________, especially some rare animals and plants, which are in need of our protection.
4. I was ________ when the accident happened.
5. While having a lesson,we should ________ the main points of the class in time.
6. The police are ________ those involved in drunk driving, which will hopefully avoid traffic accidents.
7. The doctor will come soon, ________, try to relax.
8. It’s admirable that the woman teacher ________ to save the drowning child.

9. 另一个濒危动物是大熊猫，它的栖息地在中国。（whose引导定语从句）
Another animal in danger is the giant panda, ___________________________________.

10. 他们与狂风搏斗，并且最终到达了村庄。（struggle）
_________________________________ and finally reached the village.

11. 政府已经采取措施来保护这些古代建筑不受到破坏。（protect）
Our government has taken measures____________________________________________.

12. 虽然十分疲倦，我们对能够帮助别人感到兴奋。（状语从句的省略）
_________________________________________, we felt excited to be able to help others.

13. 成功的关键是积极参与这些活动并抓住每一个机会。（take part in）
The key to success is to _________________________ and seize every chance.

单句语法填空
14. As long as you have struggled ________ your dream, you are a success.
15. He’s decided to get a look at the house and see if it might be worth ________(purchase).
16. Help is needed for these families,________ homes were destroyed in the flood.
17. Since accommodation is limited during the tour peak season, a ________(reserve) is essential.
18. Although ________(warn) of the danger many times, the three boys are still swimming in the river.
19. The Convention aims to provide ________(protect) of the rights of authors.
20. The number of those species of plants ________(reduce), which has caused our great concern.
21. ________(ideal), you will have reached these goals by the end of this year.
22. The hospital was an hour away and by the time I ________(arrive) his operation had already been performed.
23. The tiger ________ the safety of the deer, but the ________ dear dealt with the ________ situation smartly. Now it is out of ________. (danger)

When I entered college, I took Professor Black’s poetry classes. Even though I finished every task and _______ no classes, I earned a “C” at the end of the term. Frustrated, I went to his office and asked in a low voice, my knees _______, “Do I have any talent?” He was a kind person. He pushed his hair behind his ears _______ he was thinking. “Probably not,” he said _______. “Thank you,” I said, feeling like a graft (嫁接的) apple tree: part of me discouraged, another part _______ to accept it.

The latter part led me to take another poetry class by Professor White. This time, I earned an “A” Professor White told me that everyone in his class earned an “A”. I was shocked. His _______ approach reminded me of Professor Black, from whom I learned teachers don’t hold the keys to their students’ _______.

Every human being is _______ born with talent. Some _______ souls are born with many talents. People are ________ to subjects that they have a gift for, ________ nearly everyone in the writing class has writing talent.

But no one can ________ whether or when his talent will bloom (蓬勃发展) into art that others ________ as good. Some people bloom early, others late and some not at all. Artists must have enough ________ to make art and trust their own pleasure in making it. It was really the faith in myself as well as the ________ writing poems that helped me ________ many years of writing poems without being recognized.

I’ve been ________ creative writing for more than 30 years. Students sometimes ask me, “Do I have talent?” I tell them my ________, and say, “Of course you do. But just ________ writing no matter whether anyone approves or even ________ your writing.”

24.

A．attended

B．missed

C．prepared

D．conducted

25.

A．shaking

B．aching

C．relaxed

D．bent

26.

A．in case

B．not that

C．as if

D．even though

27.

A．coldly

B．firmly

C．lazily

D．softly

28.

A．refusing

B．attempting

C．struggling

D．regretting

29.

A．practical

B．disturbing

C．encouraging

D．traditional

30.

A．puzzle

B．growth

C．happiness

D．talent

31.

A．obviously

B．actually

C．possibly

D．hardly

32.

A．lonely

B．ordinary

C．royal

D．lucky

33.

A．exposed

B．limited

C．linked

D．drawn

34.

A．but

B．so

C．or

D．while

35.

A．predict

B．discover

C．report

D．remember

36.

A．prove

B．recognize

C．select

D．treat

37.

A．honesty

B．wisdom

C．confidence

D．humor

38.

A．progress

B．value

C．joy

D．harvest

39.

A．get across

B．look through

C．come across

D．get through

40.

A．writing

B．teaching

C．studying

D．researching

41.

A．dream

B．story

C．poem

D．plan

42.

A．consider

B．check

C．practice

D．imagine

43.

A．notices

B．criticises

C．demands

D．explains

Dogs Trained to Find Endangered Animals

Many dogs are very hard-working animals. They have been helping people for thousands of years. Dogs protect our homes. They help people with disabilities. They team up with rescue workers in search-and-rescue operations. And now, dogs can add another job to their resumes (简历) — finding endangered animals! The official title for this kind of work is conservation detection dog.

Luke Edwards is a dog owner and trainer. He is training two border collies, named Rubble and Uda, to become conservation detection dogs. He says that border collies are good at this kind of work because they have a great sense of smell. The dogs also have great stamina — the mental and physical strength to work long hours.

Recently, the dogs went on their most difficult job yet — finding the Baw Baw frog. This frog is one of Australia’s most endangered animals. The work is difficult mainly because of the search area. Just to get to the place, or the site, where the frogs live, the dogs and their trainers must walk far distances through alpine forests.

It is difficult but important work. A deadly fungus (真菌) has killed nearly all of Australia’s Baw Baw frogs. In fact, scientists say these creatures could disappear in the next five to ten years. Zoos Victoria is a group set up to protect wildlife. Conservation experts there claim that since 1980 the deadly fungus has killed off 98 percent of the Baw Baw frogs. So, Zoos Victoria is trying to save the frogs. Experts there raise them and have them reproduce. They call it their captive breeding program.

Deon Gilbert is a frog expert at Zoos Victoria. He says that detecting the frogs in the wild can be very difficult because they mainly live underground. The females difficult to find. They, unlike the male Baw Baw frogs, do not have a call. He adds that the dogs Rubble and Uda have no trouble in finding the frogs.

44. What’s the main idea of Paragraph 1?

A．Many people like dogs.

B．Dogs have acted as a new role.

C．Some dogs are trained to help disabled people.

D．Dogs are very friendly to people.

45. What does the word “stamina” in Paragraph 2 refer to?

A．Toughness.	B．Difference.
C．Character.	D．Habit.

46. What is the main reason why finding the Baw Baw frog is difficult?

A．Because the distance is far away.

B．Because their number is too small.

C．Because there are deadly funguses.

D．Because they mainly live on the ground.

47. Where does this text come from?

A．A geography book.

B．Science fiction.

C．Children’s literature.

D．A book about animals.

语法填空

On Monday, the U. S. Fish and wildlife Service (USFWS) asked for African lions     48    (list) as “threatened” under the Endangered Species Act. This move would help protect them from     49    (extinct).

The population of African lions     50    (predict) to be 75,800 in 1980, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). That number has dropped     51     30%. About 70% of lions inhabit just 10 areas in eastern and southern Africa.

A statement from the U.S. listed many main     52    (threat) to the big cats such as loss of habitat, lack of food and more conflicts with humans. So far more humans     53    (move) into areas inhabited by lions. Experts believe human population in Sub-Saharan Africa will double by 2050,     54    (make) the problem worse.

Lions,     55     once lived in most parts of Africa, are now found only in the south of the Sahara and parts of eastern and southern Africa.

    56     act could make some activities illegal, including the buying and selling of hunted lions as trophies. This ensure “that people in the United States do not contribute to the     57    (far) decline of listed species”.