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1：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:When shall I arrive at your home; Why don’t you join us; Can you tell me how toget to the Linden Street
2：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Don’t ask me.; I don’t like the Japanese food.;Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with our project.
3：We _____tworailway tickets online this Monday.: looked; took; booked
4：Oh, thatmuseum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: exhibit; shows; display
5：It was _whowrote those words on the blackboard.: he; him; himself
7：—- I’mgoing to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Have a nice trip;thanks a lot.; Not at all
8：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China RailwayMuseum; Do you mind telling me where you’re from; Do you know the China RailwayMuseum
9：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:interest from; profit from; benefit from
10：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring;referring to; referred to
11：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: faded; paled; dimmed
13：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Why don’t you join us; When shall I arrive at your home; Can you tell me how toget to the Linden Street
14：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: I don’t like the Japanese food.; Oh, fantastic!Mr. Mark is so satisfied with our project.; Don’t ask me.
15：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: him; he; himself
16：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: ones; it; one
17：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Not at all; thanksa lot.; Have a nice trip
18：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: took; booked; looked
19：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:spent…on；takesin to; took…to；takesup to; pay…for；takeson to
20：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Sorry, I’m new here.; You can’t ask me.; PardonI have no idea.
21：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: they are; are; is
22：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:benefit from; profit from; interest from
24：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Not at all;Have a nice trip; thanks a lot.
25：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: take; offers; give
26：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:interest from; benefit from; profit from
27：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: paled; dimmed; faded
29：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Do you mind telling me where you’re from;Do you know the China Railway Museum; Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China RailwayMuseum
30：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Pardon I have no idea.; You can’t ask me.;Sorry, I’m new here.
31：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring to;referred to; referring
32：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: shows; exhibit; display
33：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:pay…for；takeson to; took…to；takesup to; spent…on；takesin to
34：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museum aboutthe railway system in China.: Do you know the China Railway Museum; Do you mindtelling me where you’re from; Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China Railway Museum
35：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: himself; him; he
36：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with ourproject.; I don’t like the Japanese food.; Don’t ask me.
37：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: they are; is; are
38：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: booked; looked; took
39：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Sorry, I’m new here.; Pardon I have no idea.;You can’t ask me.
40：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: him; himself; he
41：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Do you mind telling me where you’re from;Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China Railway Museum; Do you know the China RailwayMuseum
42：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: give; offers; take
43：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:took…to；takesup to; spent…on；takesin to; pay…for；takeson to
44：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: one; it; ones
45：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China RailwayMuseum; Do you know the China Railway Museum; Do you mind telling me whereyou’re from
46：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with ourproject.; Don’t ask me.; I don’t like the Japanese food.
47：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: display; exhibit; shows
48：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: is; they are; are
49：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: give; take; offers
50：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Don’t ask me.; Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is sosatisfied with our project.; I don’t like the Japanese food.
51：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:When shall I arrive at your home; Can you tell me how to get to the LindenStreet ; Why don’t you join us
52：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:took…to；takesup to; pay…for；takeson to; spent…on；takesin to
53：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: I don’t like the Japanese food.; Don’t ask me.;Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with our project.
54：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: it; one; ones
55：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Have a nicetrip; Not at all; thanks a lot.
56：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: it; ones; one
57：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: is; are; they are
58：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: he; himself; him
59：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: You can’t ask me.; Sorry, I’m new here.; PardonI have no idea.
60：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street ; Why don’t you join us; Whenshall I arrive at your home
61：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: take; give; offers
62：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: thanks a lot.;Have a nice trip; Not at all
63：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: dimmed; paled; faded
64：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: took; looked; booked
65：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Pardon I have no idea.; Sorry, I’m new here.;You can’t ask me.
66：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: dimmed; faded; paled
67：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:pay…for；takeson to; spent…on；takesin to; took…to；takesup to
68：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: himself; he; him
69：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:spent…on；takesin to; pay…for；takeson to; took…to；takesup to
70：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: thanks a lot.;Not at all; Have a nice trip
71：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: looked; booked; took
72：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: You can’t ask me.; Pardon I have no idea.;Sorry, I’m new here.
73：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.: profitfrom; benefit from; interest from
74：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Do you know the China Railway Museum;Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China Railway Museum; Do you mind telling me whereyou’re from
75：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: exhibit; display; shows
76：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: one; ones; it
77：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: shows; display; exhibit
78：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: offers; take; give
79：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: are; they are; is
80：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring to;referring; referred to
81：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: ones; one; it
82：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street ; When shall I arrive at yourhome; Why don’t you join us
83：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: paled; faded; dimmed
84：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring;referred to; referring to
85：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: display; shows; exhibit
86：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: faded; dimmed; paled
87：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: are; is; they are
88：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.: profitfrom; interest from; benefit from
89：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: offers; give; take
90：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:benefit from; interest from; profit from
91：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Why don’t you join us; Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street ; Whenshall I arrive at your home
92：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referred to;referring to; referring
93：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: booked; took; looked
94：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referred to;referring; referring to
1：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:When shall I arrive at your home; Why don’t you join us; Can you tell me how toget to the Linden Street
2：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Don’t ask me.; I don’t like the Japanese food.;Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with our project.
3：We _____tworailway tickets online this Monday.: looked; took; booked
4：Oh, thatmuseum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: exhibit; shows; display
5：It was _whowrote those words on the blackboard.: he; him; himself
7：—- I’mgoing to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Have a nice trip;thanks a lot.; Not at all
8：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China RailwayMuseum; Do you mind telling me where you’re from; Do you know the China RailwayMuseum
9：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:interest from; profit from; benefit from
10：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring;referring to; referred to
11：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: faded; paled; dimmed
13：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Why don’t you join us; When shall I arrive at your home; Can you tell me how toget to the Linden Street
14：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: I don’t like the Japanese food.; Oh, fantastic!Mr. Mark is so satisfied with our project.; Don’t ask me.
15：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: him; he; himself
16：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: ones; it; one
17：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Not at all; thanksa lot.; Have a nice trip
18：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: took; booked; looked
19：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:spent…on；takesin to; took…to；takesup to; pay…for；takeson to
20：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Sorry, I’m new here.; You can’t ask me.; PardonI have no idea.
21：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: they are; are; is
22：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:benefit from; profit from; interest from
24：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Not at all;Have a nice trip; thanks a lot.
25：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: take; offers; give
26：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:interest from; benefit from; profit from
27：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: paled; dimmed; faded
29：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Do you mind telling me where you’re from;Do you know the China Railway Museum; Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China RailwayMuseum
30：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Pardon I have no idea.; You can’t ask me.;Sorry, I’m new here.
31：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring to;referred to; referring
32：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: shows; exhibit; display
33：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:pay…for；takeson to; took…to；takesup to; spent…on；takesin to
34：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museum aboutthe railway system in China.: Do you know the China Railway Museum; Do you mindtelling me where you’re from; Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China Railway Museum
35：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: himself; him; he
36：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with ourproject.; I don’t like the Japanese food.; Don’t ask me.
37：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: they are; is; are
38：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: booked; looked; took
39：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Sorry, I’m new here.; Pardon I have no idea.;You can’t ask me.
40：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: him; himself; he
41：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Do you mind telling me where you’re from;Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China Railway Museum; Do you know the China RailwayMuseum
42：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: give; offers; take
43：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:took…to；takesup to; spent…on；takesin to; pay…for；takeson to
44：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: one; it; ones
45：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China RailwayMuseum; Do you know the China Railway Museum; Do you mind telling me whereyou’re from
46：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with ourproject.; Don’t ask me.; I don’t like the Japanese food.
47：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: display; exhibit; shows
48：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: is; they are; are
49：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: give; take; offers
50：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: Don’t ask me.; Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is sosatisfied with our project.; I don’t like the Japanese food.
51：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:When shall I arrive at your home; Can you tell me how to get to the LindenStreet ; Why don’t you join us
52：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:took…to；takesup to; pay…for；takeson to; spent…on；takesin to
53：—-Welcome back, Mr. Smith! How about your business trip in Japan—-___________________________: I don’t like the Japanese food.; Don’t ask me.;Oh, fantastic! Mr. Mark is so satisfied with our project.
54：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: it; one; ones
55：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: Have a nicetrip; Not at all; thanks a lot.
56：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: it; ones; one
57：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: is; are; they are
58：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: he; himself; him
59：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: You can’t ask me.; Sorry, I’m new here.; PardonI have no idea.
60：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street ; Why don’t you join us; Whenshall I arrive at your home
61：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: take; give; offers
62：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: thanks a lot.;Have a nice trip; Not at all
63：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: dimmed; paled; faded
64：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: took; looked; booked
65：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: Pardon I have no idea.; Sorry, I’m new here.;You can’t ask me.
66：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: dimmed; faded; paled
67：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:pay…for；takeson to; spent…on；takesin to; took…to；takesup to
68：Itwas _who wrote those words on the blackboard.: himself; he; him
69：Thetrain____just three weeks __complete a journey that ___six weeks by sea.:spent…on；takesin to; pay…for；takeson to; took…to；takesup to
70：—-I’m going to Hainan for my holiday.—- ________________________: thanks a lot.;Not at all; Have a nice trip
71：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: looked; booked; took
72：—-Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street—-_____________________________: You can’t ask me.; Pardon I have no idea.;Sorry, I’m new here.
73：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.: profitfrom; benefit from; interest from
74：—-______________________________—-Yeah. It is the only professional museumabout the railway system in China.: Do you know the China Railway Museum;Excuse me, sir. Where isthe China Railway Museum; Do you mind telling me whereyou’re from
75：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: exhibit; display; shows
76：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: one; ones; it
77：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: shows; display; exhibit
78：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: offers; take; give
79：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: are; they are; is
80：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring to;referring; referred to
81：I’dlike to have some big apples instead of small _____.: ones; one; it
82：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street ; When shall I arrive at yourhome; Why don’t you join us
83：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: paled; faded; dimmed
84：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referring;referred to; referring to
85：Oh,that museum was the old Beijing Railway Station. It____the history of China’srailway development.: display; shows; exhibit
86：He’swearing a red shirt and _____jeans.: faded; dimmed; paled
87：Thisarticle deals with the natural phenomenon which _____most interesting toeveryone.: are; is; they are
88：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.: profitfrom; interest from; benefit from
89：Withcomfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line____a pleasant journeyfor thousands of travelers.: offers; give; take
90：Travelers_____theefficient network, and find that their hometowns are not that far away.:benefit from; interest from; profit from
91：—-________________________We are leaving on Sunday.—- Yes, that’s a good idea.:Why don’t you join us; Can you tell me how to get to the Linden Street ; Whenshall I arrive at your home
92：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referred to;referring to; referring
93：We_____two railway tickets online this Monday.: booked; took; looked
94：Thebook ______on this subject was written by an old female writer.: referred to;referring; referring to
6：二、阅读理解：阅读下面的短文，根据文章内容从A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。High-speed railis a typeofrail transportthat operates significantly faster than traditional railtraffic, using an integrated system of specializedrolling stockand dedicatedtracks. While there is no single standard that applies worldwide, new lines inexcess of 250km/hr and existing lines in excess of 200km/hr are widelyconsidered to be high-speed, with some extending the definition to include muchlower speeds (e.g. 160km/hr) in areas for which these speeds still representsignificant improvements.The first such system began operations in Japan in1964 and was widely known as thebullet train. High-speed trains normallyoperate onstandard gaugetracks of continuously welded rail on grade-separatedright-of-way that incorporates a large turning radius in its design.Manycountries have developed high-speed rail to connect major cities, includingAustria , Belgium, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Poland, Portugal,Russia, South Korea, Sweden, Taiwan, turkey, United Kingdom, United States andUzbekistan. Only in Europe does HSR cross international borders. China has16,000km of HSR, accounting for 60 percent of the world’s total. Whilehigh-speed rail is usually designed for passenger travel, some high-speedsystems also offerfreightservice.1. High-speed railis a type ofrail transportthatoperates significantly {A; B; C}than traditional rail traffic.A. faster B.slowerC. as fast as2. According to the passage, which of the following is true{A;B; C}A. there is no single standard that applies worldwide.B. there is astandard that applies worldwideC. there are two standards that applyworldwide3.When didthe first such systemwidely known as thebullet trainbeginoperationsin Japan{A; B; C}A. in 1964B. in 1966C. in 19464.The underlined word “freight”atthe end of the paragraph means {A; B; C} .A. military B.cargo C.health5. Thebest title of this passage would be “{A; B; C}”.A. Traditional Rail Traffic B.theBullet TrainC. High-speed Rail
12：二、阅读理解：阅读下面的对话，选择合适的内容将对话补充完整。_LIQIANG AND HIS BROTHER WILL GO TO BEIJING. HE IS TALKING TO WANG NING ABOUT THEPLAN._WANG NING：So,you’re going to Beijing on Sunday, Li Qiang LI QIANG：_____We booked two railwaytickets online this Monday. WANG：That’s really cool! I’m always dreaming ofgoing to Beijing, seeing famous places with unique buildings, such as theForbidden City, Summer Palace, etc.LI: _____.WANG: Oh, that museum was the oldBeijing Railway Station. It shows the history of China’s railway development._____.LI：Whydon’t you join us We are leaving on Sunday. _____.WANG：Ok, then count me in. Are youtaking a high-speed railwayLI:_____. Besides, it’s comfortable.A. And the ChinaRailway Museum is a must.B. You still have two days to get yourself prepared. C.Yes, my brother and I are going together.D. It’s worth visiting. I’ve beenplanning to go for a visit for a long time.E. Yeah, the high speed railway isvery quick and convenient.
23：二、阅读理解：阅读下面的短文，根据文章内容进行判断，正确为“T”，错误为“F”。The world’s longest high-speedrailway route, running from Beijing to Guangzhou, has been in operation for afew years. It cuts travel time between the two cities from 22 hours to only 8hours. With comfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line offers apleasant journey for thousands of travelers.The high speed railway connectsBeijing with five provincial capitals. Part of the line, from Zhengzhou toGuangzhou, was in operation before the whole line was connected. The opening ofthe Beijing to Zhengzhou section has connected the entire line. It covers atotal length of 2,298 kilometers.The Beijing-Guangzhou line connects one thirdof China’s population and more than 40 percent of its economic power. Travelersbenefit from the efficient network, and find that their hometowns are not thatfar away.As the American publication _Newsweek_puts it: China is now engaged ina “railway revolution”. These 350 kilometer per hour high-speed railway trainshave made the country’s vast territory “substantially smaller”, and changed thecountry economically.1.The world’s longest high-speed railway route, runningfrom Beijingto Guangzhou, has been in operation for a few years.{T; F}2.It cutstravel time between the two cities from 22 hours to only 6hours.{T; F}3.Theopening of the Beijing to Zhengzhou sectionhas linked withthe total route.{T;F}4.The Beijing-Guangzhou line connects one third of China’s population andmore than 40 percent of its economic power.{T; F}5.These 350 kilometer per hourhigh-speed railway trains have made the country’s vast territory “considerablysmaller”, and changed the country economically.{T; F}
28：二、翻译：从以下A、B、C三个选项中选出与英文最适合的中文翻译。1.Johnand his brother differ in personality even if their differences in age are notsignificant.{A; B; C}A. 尽管约翰和他哥哥在年纪上相差很大，但他们的个性却不相同。B. 尽管约翰和他哥哥在年纪上相差不大，但他们的个性却不相同。C.尽管约翰和他哥哥在年纪上相差不大，但他们的个性相同。2. Someof her pictures were shown in an art exhibition (展览会) in Shanghai when she was 4years old.{A; B; C}A. 她的一些画就在上海的一个艺术展览会上展出。B. 她在一个艺术展览会上展出她的画。C. 四岁的时候她的一些画就在上海的一个艺术展览会上展出。3.Sincethe earth looks like a ball, the sun can shine on only half of it at a time.{A;B; C}A.太阳一次只能照到它的一半，地球看上去像一个球。B.由于地球看上去像一个球，太阳一次只能照到它的一半。C.地球看上去像一个球，太阳一次只能照到它的一半。4. Fromthe East Coast to the West Coast it is about 3, 000 miles wide.{A; B; C}A. 美国领土的东西宽度约为3000英里。B. 美国领土为3000英里。C. 美国领土的东西宽度为2000英里。5. It’s very important tomaintain your current weight through exercise and healthy eating.{A; B; C}A. 非常重要的通过锻炼和健康饮食来保持你目前的体重。B. 锻炼和健康饮食来保持你目前的体重是非常重要。C. 通过锻炼和健康饮食来保持你目前的体重是非常重要的。
12：二、阅读理解：阅读下面的对话，选择合适的内容将对话补充完整。_LIQIANG AND HIS BROTHER WILL GO TO BEIJING. HE IS TALKING TO WANG NING ABOUT THEPLAN._WANG NING：So,you’re going to Beijing on Sunday, Li Qiang LI QIANG：_____We booked two railwaytickets online this Monday. WANG：That’s really cool! I’m always dreaming ofgoing to Beijing, seeing famous places with unique buildings, such as theForbidden City, Summer Palace, etc.LI: _____.WANG: Oh, that museum was the oldBeijing Railway Station. It shows the history of China’s railway development._____.LI：Whydon’t you join us We are leaving on Sunday. _____.WANG：Ok, then count me in. Are youtaking a high-speed railwayLI:_____. Besides, it’s comfortable.A. And the ChinaRailway Museum is a must.B. You still have two days to get yourself prepared. C.Yes, my brother and I are going together.D. It’s worth visiting. I’ve beenplanning to go for a visit for a long time.E. Yeah, the high speed railway isvery quick and convenient.
23：二、阅读理解：阅读下面的短文，根据文章内容进行判断，正确为“T”，错误为“F”。The world’s longest high-speedrailway route, running from Beijing to Guangzhou, has been in operation for afew years. It cuts travel time between the two cities from 22 hours to only 8hours. With comfortable seats and quiet cabins, this high-speed line offers apleasant journey for thousands of travelers.The high speed railway connectsBeijing with five provincial capitals. Part of the line, from Zhengzhou toGuangzhou, was in operation before the whole line was connected. The opening ofthe Beijing to Zhengzhou section has connected the entire line. It covers atotal length of 2,298 kilometers.The Beijing-Guangzhou line connects one thirdof China’s population and more than 40 percent of its economic power. Travelersbenefit from the efficient network, and find that their hometowns are not thatfar away.As the American publication _Newsweek_puts it: China is now engaged ina “railway revolution”. These 350 kilometer per hour high-speed railway trainshave made the country’s vast territory “substantially smaller”, and changed thecountry economically.1.The world’s longest high-speed railway route, runningfrom Beijingto Guangzhou, has been in operation for a few years.{T; F}2.It cutstravel time between the two cities from 22 hours to only 6hours.{T; F}3.Theopening of the Beijing to Zhengzhou sectionhas linked withthe total route.{T;F}4.The Beijing-Guangzhou line connects one third of China’s population andmore than 40 percent of its economic power.{T; F}5.These 350 kilometer per hourhigh-speed railway trains have made the country’s vast territory “considerablysmaller”, and changed the country economically.{T; F}
28：二、翻译：从以下A、B、C三个选项中选出与英文最适合的中文翻译。1.Johnand his brother differ in personality even if their differences in age are notsignificant.{A; B; C}A. 尽管约翰和他哥哥在年纪上相差很大，但他们的个性却不相同。B. 尽管约翰和他哥哥在年纪上相差不大，但他们的个性却不相同。C.尽管约翰和他哥哥在年纪上相差不大，但他们的个性相同。2. Someof her pictures were shown in an art exhibition (展览会) in Shanghai when she was 4years old.{A; B; C}A. 她的一些画就在上海的一个艺术展览会上展出。B. 她在一个艺术展览会上展出她的画。C. 四岁的时候她的一些画就在上海的一个艺术展览会上展出。3.Sincethe earth looks like a ball, the sun can shine on only half of it at a time.{A;B; C}A.太阳一次只能照到它的一半，地球看上去像一个球。B.由于地球看上去像一个球，太阳一次只能照到它的一半。C.地球看上去像一个球，太阳一次只能照到它的一半。4. Fromthe East Coast to the West Coast it is about 3, 000 miles wide.{A; B; C}A. 美国领土的东西宽度约为3000英里。B. 美国领土为3000英里。C. 美国领土的东西宽度为2000英里。5. It’s very important tomaintain your current weight through exercise and healthy eating.{A; B; C}A. 非常重要的通过锻炼和健康饮食来保持你目前的体重。B. 锻炼和健康饮食来保持你目前的体重是非常重要。C. 通过锻炼和健康饮食来保持你目前的体重是非常重要的。
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