1 . 从方框中选择合适的短语并用其适当形式填空。

as a matter of fact,   turn to,   in trouble,   out of work,   fall in love,   get tired of, disagree with,   get along with,     recover from,        be grateful to

1. When he is ________, we should all go out to help him.
2. ________, many people have a disability.
3. She says there is no one she can ________ for help.
4. He has been________ for six months.
5. How are you ________your English study?
6. We ________ singing the same song all the time.
7. It is strange that he should ________ such a rude girl.
8. She has________ what her mother tells her to do all the time.
9. It took her a long time to ________ the heart operation.
10. I________ your suggestion, and I will never change my mind.

2 . 从方框中选择合适的单词并用其适当形式填空。

mean   equal   devote   determine        sentence     trouble     prefer     burst      schedule   rare     relative   violence     law     entrance   guidance

1. I didn’t________ to scare you.
2. He is ________ to running the company.
3. The thief was ________ to ten years in prison.
4. Many high school students have ________ in solving math problems.
5. I ________ to swim rather than cycle when I was young.
6. He________ himself to his career and achieved his goals.
7. Louise is________ to stop smoking for good and all.
8. With his ________,we finally got to our destination.
9. Everyone who heard it just________ out laughing.
10. Thanks to your help, we finished the work ahead of________.
11. My husband always works late, he________ comes to bed before 12 at midnight.
12. All the________ and friends have come to my party.
13. The earthquake was so________ that many buildings fall apart.
14. Nelson Mandela worked as a ________ when he was young.
15. The________ to the mine was closed.

3 . 文中共有10处错误，错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧), 并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线(＼)划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1. 每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;
2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。

A month ago, my parent asked me what present I want for my birthday. After think for a moment, I told them that I wanted to raise a dog. I thought they would probable say ”No” because they did it all the time, so this time they said “Yes”. I was so surprising. My parents bought a puppy for me and they believed that I could took care of her. I was so happy that she had a dog to play with. Every time I get to home, she will run to me and show her excitement. What lovely dog! I treat her as my close friend.

4 . It is most likely that you have seen a train, it may have been passing through your town, or you might have even been     1     (luck) enough to ride on one. Trains are a cool way to travel.     2     (actual), the earliest trains were just a series of carts (老式马车) joined together,     3     ran along wooden tracks and were usually pulled by horses and even people.

Around 1775, steam was being experimented with as    4     source of power. And in the early 1800s, the steam engine was invented and used into the train. This made    5     (pull) goods easier and a lot faster. Thanks to the trains, people and products could    6     (carry) off to other locations. By around the 1860s, the idea of the train had spread to the United States. Here trains were being used to pull grain (粮食)    7     farms to factories. And soon wealthy people wanted to take the train all the way to the Pacific coast. Then two    8     (company), Union Pacific and Central Pacific Railroads,     9     (get) the right to take on this great task of laying the track. And it took over six years and many lives    10     (complete) the first transcontinental (横贯大陆的) railroad.

5 . For Sandra, the teachers who stuck in her mind were the ones that gave her their time and effort and really prepared her for her future.    1    In this way she hoped to provide that same, high quality education for young people and give something back.

She saw herself as a teacher who helped students and gave them love for what they had to do, whether they wanted to do it or not.    2    One of them was that a GCSE student who simply aimed to get a D at the very beginning later achieved an A in his RE exam. Every time when hearing such news, she was just smiling with pride. No one knew how much she had done for such a day.

    3    She always said to them, “Ignore that goal, and put yourself at the goal you want to achieve. Even if you are not good at your subject, it doesn’t mean that you’re going to get a D. I believe you’re going to get something far greater.”

Giving students that push to get better grade made a great difference to them. When they got it, the result was just amazing.”    4    You’ve helped them with something that’s going to make their lives much easier and better,” she explained.

Based on this teaching concept, Sandra focused on making each student a better “himself”. And what’s more, she has been among one of her former teachers and really has given something back. She once received a huge bunch of flowers with a card in it, writing, “Dear Sandra, you’ve given me the time and energy to help me get what I needed.     5    ”

A．She kept encouraging her students

B．It is useful to make friends with students

C．Her encouragement turned out to be of great use

D．It makes you feel like you’ve done your job so well

E．It is you and your teaching style that make it possible

F．So she chose to train as a teacher after college graduation

G．Looking back, there were many moments to make her proud

6 . Have you gotten price shock lately when you looked at the cost of a new car? It’s not your imagination .The average price of a new car is the highest ever for the first quarter, according to CNBC. At $33, 319, the price is about $1,000 more than in 2018. Because of that, new car sales dropped by as many as 2.5 million units compared to the same quarter last year.

You’d think the drop might concern car makers, but as it turns out, the increase of the price reflects a choice. Many carmakers are stopping producing less expensive cars in favor of SUVS and pickup trucks, which bring in bigger profits(利润).

“Carmakers always say they build what people want.” The Wall Street Journal reporter Dan Neil said. “But they never mention the fact that they spend billions telling people what they want. It wasn’t that consumers wanted to have a truck that was as big as a house. No, that was a gradual process. And it has been mainly pushed by carmakers because bigger equals more profits.”

In late 2018, Ford announced it was gradually stopping producing its Fiesta, Focus, and C-max models in the United States while continuing to make the Mustang and Focus Active. Other big carmakers did the same, with General Motors ending production of the Chevy Volt, Cruz, Impala, Buick Lacrosse. Cadillac XTS, and Cadillac CT6 in the United States. And Fiat Chrysler is putting the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 to an end. “I can tell you right now that both the Chrysler 200 and the Dodge Dart, as great products as they were, are the least financially rewarding business that we’ve carried out in the last eight years,” said Fiat Chrysler CEO.

So where does that leave consumers? Well, if you’re in the market for an SUV or a top-of-the-line pickup truck, you can expect better features. But if you’re looking for a smaller, less expensive car you might be squeezed (挤)out of the market. More and more buyers are likely to look to used cars instead. But before car shopping, make sure you know the secrets car dealers don’t want to tell you.

1. What caused the drop in new car sales this year?

A．The decline of cars quality	B．The rising price of new cars
C．The change of market demand	D．The decrease of carmakers’ number

2. What do Dans words imply about the car market?

A．Carmakers always know the true need of consumers

B．Carmakers produce bigger cars because of the social trend

C．Consumers really depend less on carmakers in buying cars

D．Consumers’ shopping decisions are influenced by carmakers

3. Paragraph 4 suggests that carmakers production plans_________.

A．are driven by profits	B．can be unwise sometimes
C．may influence the quality of cars	D．fail to meet some people’s demands

4. What can we learn from the last paragraph?

A．Most people don’t prefer small cars any more.

B．Producing small cars brings less profit to carmakers.

C．Small cars can’t provide better features for consumers.

D．Buying second-hand cars is a good choice for some people.

7 . About 600,000 people die of heart attacks at home each year. And the survival rate (存活率) of out-of-hospital heart attacks is much lower than those that happen at the in-hospital setting.

Pumpstart, a program created by students at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) which is meant to teach hands-only CPR (心脏复苏术) to the general public, is effective in both teaching high school students a life-saving skill and providing medical students with a chance to take part in public health and medical education after several surveys.

High school students in the Boston area who joined in the Pumpstart program completed pre-/post surveys. The pre-surveys were carried out before they watched a 60-minute training session (培训课程) on hands-only CPR. And the post surveys were done after the training session. Medical students also completed surveys judging their comfort in learning CPR both before and after they took part in the program. The high school students reported huge improvements in CPR skills following their training from Pumpstart. And it was reported that the medical students had higher confidence levels regarding their abilities to answer questions about CPR and helping new medical students to better understand the training sessions after they joined in Pumpstart.

“Getting the general public to feel comfortable performing CPR is important to overall improved survival from heart attacks,” explained Anita Knopov, a fourth-year medical student at BUSM. “Using educational resources provided by the city medical center and offering training to inner-city high school students allow medical students to serve as both educators and experienced people in CPR within the community, while making high school students interested in the healthcare field (医疗领域). That’s what Pumpstart does.”

Knopov believes Pumpstart can serve as a model for other organizations and can have a long-term (长期的) public health influence as the bystander CPR continues to be one of the most useful factors in out-of-hospital (医院之外) heart attack survival. “Although Pumpstart is offered only in Boston, we hope that our work may stimulate the development of similar programs in other areas. And in that case we can use lots of new ‘Pumpstarts’ in other regions.”

1. What is the main purpose of Pumpstart?

A．To change people’s lifestyle.

B．To train students to be healthy

C．To improve CPR skills of the public.

D．To provide medical care for communities.

2. What does Paragraph 4 imply?

A．Pumpstart improves students self-confidence

B．Pumpstart performs CPR for people independently.

C．Pumpstart obviously reduces the risk of heart attacks

D．Pumpstart encourages students to work in the healthcare field

3. What does Anita Knopov think of the program?

A．Pretty useful.	B．Widely popular
C．Partly confusing.	D．Fairly interesting

4. What does the underlined word “stimulate” in the last paragraph mean?

A．Check	B．Prevent
C．Encourage	D．Slow

8 . Do you want to travel the world? Toronto-based travel company G Adventures has picked out the best places to visit in 2019.

Uzbekistan

In 2018, Uzbekistan relaxed its visa entry requirements(签证政策) by introducing a new e-visa for 51 countries, including Canada. Because of the easy visa entry requirements, it attracts more travellers. And G Adventures has seen a 72 percent increase in travellers to Uzbekistan. It’s no wonder that the beautiful buildings, historical importance and friendly people make Uzbekistan one of the best places to visit in 2019.

Taiwan China

Recently called by The New York Times “Asia’s most- food- obsessed (对食物着迷的) place”, Taiwan is heaven for travellers who enjoy food very much. Its culture shows through its busy cities natural landscapes (风景) and mouthwatering night markets。

Jordan

With year-over-year traveller growth of 71 percent for G Adventures, it’s probably safe to say that Jordan is back. Travellers can see Petras amazing tombs and ancient buildings carved (雕刻) into rock walls, and learn about Bedouin culture during an overnight stay in the desert.

Iceland

Winter is coming, and so is the craze for places in the north as the final season of Game of Thrones again shows its filming locations to audience. Iceland is no exception. The beautiful landscapes of this island nation offer perhaps the closest thing one can have to an out-of-body travel experience. From the building of Reykjavik to the black sand beaches of Reynisfjara, the country offers the perfect landscapes to travelers

1. What makes travellers to Uzbekistan increase?

A．Its improved traffic	B．Its new scenic spots
C．Its visa entry policy	D．Its living conditions

2. If you want to visit some sites of rock walls you can go to ________.

A．Uzbekistan	B．Taiwan China
C．Jordan	D．Iceland

3. Where is the text probably taken from?

A．A news report.	B．A travel magazine
C．A job guide.	D．A science book

9 . Pennsylvania-When Connie Beck and her husband awoke to strange noises last weekend, they thought high winds were rattling their home. What they found was even more unexpected: A deer was taking a bubble bath in their bathtub. “I wasn’t exactly dressed for company,” Mrs. Beck said. “We were just waking up.” The deer burst through the front door early on Saturday, ran past the couple’s bedroom and into the bathroom. Somehow he managed to turn on the water in the bathtub and knock over a bottle of bubble bath into the bathtub. He then got himself into the bubbly water. “You could hear the water running over the kicking,” Beck said. The Becks called State Game Commission officials, who arrived with tranquilizers and a lot of laughter. “A guy said, ‘There’s nothing wrong… he’s just in there taking a bubble bath,’” Mrs. Beck said. The animal was soon brought under control, removed from the house and released. “He was unharmed except for a little cut above the eye,” said Mrs. Beck. “We were also fortunate. There wasn’t much damage, except for the front door, some marks on the tub, and a few hoof prints on the floor.”

1. When did the story take place?

A．On the night of Friday.	B．On the late night of Saturday.
C．On the early morning of Saturday.	D．On Sunday evening.

2. When Mrs. Beck said, “I wasn’t exactly dressed for company,” (in paragraph 3) she ______.

A．was joking about the incident	B．meant she never liked people to visit
C．explained she was about to go to work	D．wished she could have new clothes

3. After the animal burst through the door and entered the bathroom, he _______.

A．managed to cover himself with bubbles	B．kicked over the tub
C．began to swim in the tub	D．happened to turn on the bath taps

4. When he was removed from the house, _______.

A．the deer was set free

B．the deer destroyed the tub and the floor

C．the officials made fun of the couple

D．the officials discovered the deer was badly injured in the eye

10 . There were signs that she struggled with the robber before she was r_________ (重复地) stabbed.