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（中职类）英语试题

一、单项选择题(本大题共10小题，每小题1.5分，共15分)

从A, B, C, D四个选项中，选出最佳选项填入前边的括号内。

（）1.Barack Obama is first black president of the United States.

A.an B .a C. the D不填

（）2. ----Where were you last night? I called you five times!

---Sorry, my phone was

A. over

B. on

C. in

D. off

（）3. the game means everything to him.

A. Winning

B. To win

C. Won

D. Win

（）4. ---Which one do you prefer, the red or the green?

---Do you have a blue one?

A. Neither

B. Both

C. Either

D. None

（）5. David is full of secrets. No one knows where

A. does he live

B. he lives

C. he had lived

D. is he living

（）6. The fact he failed the exam disappointed us all.

A. when B . what C . it D. that

（）7. That's a _ answer. But can you think of a_ one?

A. better; best

B. better; good

C. good; best

D. good; better

（）8. He is_ short to get the book on the top.

A. too

B. so

C. very

D. such

（）9. Please_ your book and turn to page 51.

A. take up

B. take out

C. take off

D. take down

（）10. ----3:2! We won the game!

----.

A. Yes, please.

B. Congratulations!

C. I'm sorry.

D. Good luck!

二、完形填空题(本大题共10小题，每小题2分，共20分)

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B, C, D)中，选出最佳选项填入右边的括号内。

A man was delivering some monkeys to Chelsea zoo when his car broke down. He was standing at the side of the 11 wondering what to do when he saw a farmer driving by. He stopped the farmer and 12 him 500 pounds to take the 13 to the zoo. The farmer14and off he went. Several15 later the man was16waiting for a breakdown truck to come when he saw the farmer coming back, still with the monkeys on his17 . He stopped the farmer again and asked why he hadn't 18 the monkeys to the zoo. "I did." said the farmer. "We had a 19 time and there is still some money20，so I'm taking them to Alton Towers."

（）11. A. road B. zoo C. house D. monkey

（）12. A. saved B. lent C. bought D. offered

（）13. A. car B. monkeys C. farmer D. man

（）14. A. agreed B. cried C. died D. fell

（）15. A. minutes B. days C. hours D. weeks

（）16. A. even B. always C. never D. still

（）17. A. horse B. truck C. bicycle D. back

（）18. A. mailed B. added C. taken D. sold

（）19. A. peaceful B. busy C. great D. dangerous

（）20. A. spent B. lost C. used D. left

三、阅读理解题(本大题共15小题，每小题3分，共45分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B, C和D)中，选出最佳选项填入右边的括号内.

A

It's time people stopped using the word "Dear..." to start work e-mails. That's according to Giselle Barry, a woman who works in the United States Congress(国会).She surprised lots of people by starting an email to a group of journalists(记者)with the words "Hey, folks."

Ms Barry thinks "Dear" is too intimate and makes it sound like you have a personal relationship with the person you are writing to.

It seems she's not alone. E-mail and the internet have changed the rules about how to write. In the past, there was no choice, but now you can see a-mails from people starting with "hello", "hi" and even "hey".

The American newspaper, the Wall Street Journal, wrote "Across the internet, the use of `dear' is going...

But not everyone agrees with Ms Barry. Etiquette(礼仪)expert Jean Broke-Smith says, "I'm fed up with people writing 'Hi Jean' when they've never met me."

"If you're sending a business e-mail you should begin 'Dear….’like a letter. Politeness and etiquette are important."

（）21. Ms Barry works in.

A. China

B. Japan

C. UK

D. US

（）22. Which of the following can replace the underlined word "intimate"?

A. Private.

B. Stupid.

C. Easy.

D. Old.

（）23. Who believes that emails should start with "Dear….?

A. Giselle Barry.

B. Jean Broke-Smith.

C. No one.

D. Everyone.

（）24. A formal letter usually starts with‘‘“

A. Hey

B. Dear

C. Hello

D. hi

（）25. The best title for the passage is

A. How to write a letter?

B. Should we use emails or letters?

C. Should a-mails open with "Dear" or "Hi"?

D. How to be polite?

B

What should fashionable women be wearing this September? The answer, according to Vogue Magazine, is red. It's London Fashion Week. The color of the moment is red---bright and brave.

Nowadays, most of us wear what we choose. But things were very different in the past.

In 15th-century England, only the rich and powerful were allowed to wear the red. The English King Henry VIII passed four laws to make sure everyone followed the rules. Why red? According to Professor Lisa Jardine of University College, London, the answer is all about money and power. The chemicals that turned cloth red were expensive then---so only rich and powerful people could buy red clothing.