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7 @* T  P  O6 W! L+ `一、单选题（共 50 道试题，共 100 分。）  V 1.  When do the bids rise most?The bids rise most just before the close of the ().
, R  {" c* `1 w  UA. auction
. H  P% Q  ?* p4 cB. action
% o3 m; F% Z& n2 \9 d  zC. activist
  ?# [3 t0 ^' i4 N+ t3 BD. act
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; l0 M$ q: ]7 f2 F2.  She has that reserve and slight coldness of manner which is () English.
A. typically
B. physically
C. economically
D. permanently

3.  She is continually () her position/authority by getting other people to do things for her.
# U2 ~# F5 o' w$ {) J) k7 T2 JA. abusing
B. teasing
/ c: W# h" Z7 I9 V9 X$ {' MC. using
8 c! T1 Y4 Y% QD. tempting
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# G2 P/ ]+ p8 `+ A4.  We were in the same college, () was male-only at that time.
+ ^4 d/ u; |! m. Y, o! @- ^) FA. that
B. which
/ m" M/ X) K8 H9 lC. it
1 t; h+ ]9 O8 J+ T3 zD. although

5.  — I don‘t think that it‘s true. He‘s always telling strange stories.— ().
$ P$ ?1 t" J8 e9 yA. Why not!
B. I am of the same opinion. I think his story is true this time.
C. I know. But this time I can‘t decide if he is right or not.
D. I cannot share your view. It must be a false story.

6.  — It’s been a wonderful evening. Thank you very much.
A. Just so-so.
" A/ `1 z1 S7 A7 F% t: HB. No, thanks.
C. My pleasure.
: ]4 d' A8 V2 w% X( rD. It’s OK.
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' c8 e! n4 B4 ?8 E& d8 M& j7.  I don't enjoy () activities.
A. feasible
B. physical
C. sensitive
D. critical

1 h: b, `7 V. B* N8.  — I am afraid I spilled coffee on the tablecloth.— ().
A. Don’t worry about it.
% e5 w4 N. C. _5 {" UB. What’s wrong with you?
C. What’s happened?
  `0 H7 ~8 n6 V' l' ZD. You have done well.

9.  — Can I help you? What would you like?— I don’t know.— Would you like something to eat? How about some cakes?— (). I think I’d like some bread.
1 D8 e* L% e/ T& W/ ?* SA. Yes, please
" W! ]' F; x% L  X' XB. That’s it
% n/ `# m6 V8 G8 b: j. }1 g7 i6 h0 }C. No, thanks
D. It doesn’t matter
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. f1 b5 b* z- [8 m10.  The commission is made up of five people, () two women.
A. including
! r$ m) K' f" _6 aB. involving
C. included
D. involved

11.  I have heard () he will come tomorrow.
A. when
B. how
0 J8 y$ r* u% x; `: G- TC. what
5 {; {' k  F1 gD. that
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12.  I first met Simon three years ago. She () at a university at that time.
) t! s) C- ~4 v* }A. has worked
B. was working
C. has been working
D. had worked
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* w0 h! ^& i1 s- P" t% T% n  k! T& e13.  —Don‘t think in Chinese when you're speaking English.— ().
* p, {9 f: w* v5 ^9 TA. You are quite right. I just think in Chinese.
B. I’m sorry, but I think in English.
  ^$ ?) H/ w. P" ~" i0 i! f( [' X8 XC. You can say that again.
% b) F5 [5 P) N8 i$ A. ~7 gD. It’s nonsense.
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4 z# G) v8 O2 d1 d14.  People often try to make too many changes (), then find it too difficult.
A. at least
2 S2 s4 T6 }) N! k. jB. at once
. X) s  l1 x! y( QC. at most
0 C1 X# ?* N6 {D. at all

. O2 T. z" E+ P/ S/ \2 }3 f( K+ \15.  My watch () at nine o’clock, but now it ().
A. went; stopped
; u2 F! r4 m+ @9 u' ?/ _* RB. went; is stopping
, G1 J/ ^9 y5 l$ X4 @. ?2 q- {C. was going; stopped
D. was going; has stopped

6 I. N$ ]6 N- S( f- c* a% y16.  —I wonder if I could possibly use your car for tonight?—(). I’m not using it anyhow.
2 T5 q- k1 A2 x6 V; z; F" FA. Sure, go ahead
B. I don’t know
6 v  o: A: [+ {9 Z. G+ QC. Yes, indeed
+ s  }1 s' v* Y( Z' ]" P. m6 l  J: GD. I don’t care
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17.  He got up () early () he caught the first bus.
8 a7 k/ E. p7 V( `7 E5 v8 M* EA. so; as to
B. so; that
C. as; as
- G# N- j. g) u# _3 xD. such; that
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& _2 c2 Z( n9 W! g6 S! w" Q18.  You'll never guess the answer. Do you ()?
3 S  J# I" F- |" JA. give up
B. get off
C. give away
1 q2 r! i3 S' {D. get down
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19.  By the time you arrive in London, we () in Europe for two weeks.
A. shall stay
B. will have stayed
C. have stayed
) Y7 t; p$ U. i3 ~& A/ RD. have been staying

. \. Q/ _* v. [- h, X1 l- E20.  After () on the trousers, he found they were 2 inches too long.
0 B  ]6 J& I2 Q+ XA. putting
3 K  I2 o" W1 c8 n6 C. k2 Z8 VB. put
C. to put
D. being put

21.  Had I got there five minutes earlier, I could () her.
- H6 z) `( z: C+ v! t0 B$ `A. meet
: {5 d" L1 x4 h7 p" K+ Z1 |B. meeting
C. have met
D. to meet
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22.  () there is no rain, farming is difficult or impossible.
A. As
1 s  A" I3 V6 HB. Though
C. Where
8 ^4 x( E1 r! Q3 GD. When

23.  —Could you do me a favor?— ().
' P* k. l2 k$ b1 y, }( \+ rA. Never mind.
B. With pleasure.
C. Can’t complain.
D. Not at all.
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/ r, m' J8 k9 r# V# o* |24.  Could you tell us () gate we have to go to?
A. that
B. whether
C. where
D. which
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25.  The new system will be () with existing equipment.
A. capable
B. controllable
9 K4 a4 _. U2 X9 AC. compatible
+ o# s- [. l7 l- uD. considerable

26.  And that is really the problem, irrespective () what this site turns out to be.
A. to
B. of
C. in
D. with
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27.  It is unwise of you () the proposal.
0 J  K! L5 |/ w2 V& |. i) dA. turning down
+ M8 M# J2 h! W; i3 {& m  QB. turn down
# z, w) o' a1 r& k% i9 JC. having turned down
D. to turn down
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28.  — Thank you for your invitation.
" G# A. Y, a  o8 D1 }A. It doesn’t matter.
B. It’s a pleasure.
C. I’ll appreciate it.
- W2 c/ f. I8 uD. It’s a small thing.

29.  With a lot of difficult problems (), the newly-elected president is having a hard time.
A. settled
B. settling
C. to settle
D. being settled

30.  — I think foreign languages are more interesting than science.— ().
) \! j  C2 t" y. AA. I totally agree with you. I prefer science.
B. I really can't agree with you. I prefer science.
# ^: j8 Y" m  F3 J; vC. I am of a different opinion because I like foreign languages very much.
D. I completely agree with you. I love science, too.
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3 |1 X* L6 C1 T- }31.  ()I accept that he's not perfect in many respects, I do actually quite like the man.
$ d0 R! T; y( t4 K; {* _A. why
* F9 T2 r! B$ k5 _B. how
5 w" {( O) U8 h' b3 qC. who
7 V/ b; X: G+ \; Y7 L) }D. while
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9 }2 U# B0 `4 G0 p8 U32.  The room was designed () a study.
A. being
B. been
C. to be
# R( V( {- C3 ?, Y5 Q% Z8 uD. to have been

- M; e. f: y3 w: t$ A8 b& d3 t& g33.  —Are you satisfied with what she has done?—(). It couldn’t be any better.
A. Not a little
* ^; h! ^: T0 E$ QB. Not at all
C. I’m sorry
D. Thank you

34.  She behaved () she were the boss.
A. as
B. as if
6 J1 m: J" Y9 q  `& k- u3 K0 ^C. even if
5 H1 t( _1 I# K. f9 P  cD. even though
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35.  While I was working for that company, I had to () consumer affairs.
A. deal on
& O4 ^0 t8 ]0 n) F, Q$ QB. deal in
C. deal with
D. deal for
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36.  — Can I help you? — ().
A. That's right
# E3 d. {& o2 U% F, X5 b5 cB. No, thanks
C. Here you are
1 u. U  D5 y) pD. Yes, I can
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5 g+ ^2 g3 R9 M9 @1 l3 @3 [! u37.  Not only () to stay at home, but he was also forbidden to see his friends.
9 l5 A4 a- v+ R$ k6 y2 `A. He was forcing
B. was he forcing
4 V2 o& G% s. @C. he was forced
D. was he forced

& ~: G0 g7 L3 L2 B# a38.  —Excuse me, could you tell me where I could make a call? —Sorry, I’m a stranger here.—().
2 F3 D+ I3 m$ [7 QA. Thanks a lot
B. That’s a pity
) [% h# b) V/ Z: ^! ]) d0 D; eC. Thanks anyway
$ j1 p0 h6 f( m  j' T" C' ?% hD. I’m sorry to hear that

39.  The expert made an impersonal comment () the incident.
A. with
B. to
C. in
D. on
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40.  If you have a () diet, you are getting all the vitamins you need.
& W3 T) g, ?3 N" i- f6 Q+ YA. balanced
B. bankrupt
3 o' X9 ?# K$ ~, q% L9 r8 X: F: ^C. biased
% Q8 f* g4 b( e3 h" }3 iD. boring

41.  The manager discussed the plan that they would like to see () the next year.
- x( A5 `9 K" L/ MA. carry out
B. carrying out
C. carried out
D. to carry out

, a  c, o) f, A5 I42.  The winners will be selected at () from the correct answers received.
A. formal
0 M8 R* G; s: _B. casual
- ?, I0 a5 s: B0 }9 l5 UC. idle
% V, g' @$ p/ U* m: O9 l1 A' f7 QD. random

43.  Under no () should we be reckless of consequence and make hasty decisions.
" ~0 ~" c( d- ~& y/ cA. instance
& P, N: Y- w- SB. circumstance
! S3 ^3 G$ R! H( R9 rC. situation
D. environment
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44.  () at the meeting are some experienced teachers.
A. Presented
# l$ C4 b( y7 xB. Having been present
, |4 _0 S% a4 ^! OC. Being presented
D. Present

45.  — Pass the dictionary, will you?— ().
A. By all means.
) T! L6 x) ~* s4 QB. Pleasure.
" V. q1 ~% I& x4 h5 x7 d, }5 e% oC. None.
6 u# F( @- }) \# A3 V6 A$ z0 C( oD. Thanks.

46.  Could you tell me () we are going to meet?
& z8 R1 S! z, g. ]# F7 H/ m6 i0 K$ V! BA. that
B. whether
C. who
D. what

3 y) r) |1 a' u: N- X. F. M47.  This national fund pays for () benefits such as unemployment and sickness pay.
A. fare
! ^- x% [; ?, O& V- v' F0 I4 t1 Z  J, fB. fair
C. welfare
5 U5 C* x6 ]3 j0 D% I- S; Z4 F8 e/ ZD. satire

  n6 Y% }1 c6 u- E5 H; |% K48.  Mrs. White became a teacher in 1985. She () for twenty years by next summer.
/ q% Z- c' h: L8 CA. will teach
B. has been teaching
. m+ [, o3 }6 U7 d9 y7 aC. would have taught
D. will have been teaching

) G! }* m. j6 y49.  —Would you please come over?—().
* Z( k/ s( b( F6 \9 l. K# j% K1 E, lA. Sure.
B. Right.
C. Yes, please do.
( d- P- z, Y. O" U) H  p, \D. Well.

50.  The book is well ().
A. worth reading
- E- ~6 ]' r7 u) V/ KB. worthy to read
C. worth to read
D. worthy reading
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