As you can see, we need the equipments, ___________ are necessary to make the project move on.

       A．a(chǎn)ll of which            B．a(chǎn)ll of them             

C．a(chǎn)ll that             D．a(chǎn)ll what

_____I like the color of the hat，I don,t like its shape．

  A．While         B．If         C．How          D．When

第二部分：閱讀理解（共25小題，每小題2分，滿分50分）

第一節(jié)：閱讀下列短文，然后從所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng) (A、B、C和D) 中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

A

The best Mother’s Day gift I ever received was a magnolia(木蘭)tree. At first, it was a tired little thing, but it was mine, and I know I would treasure it.

    Magnolia trees were my mother’s favorite. We had one in the front yard of our house when I was growing up. I can still remember Mom’s pleasure upon seeing the buds. “Oh, look,” she’d cry out every year, “the magnolia tree is going to bloom(開花)—just in time for my birthday.” And sure enough, on April 19, her birthday, the graceful pink-and-white flowers would be all over the branches, announcing the arrival of spring.

    Back then, I didn’t find the blooming of a tree to be an event worthy of celebration. A new toy, a pretty dress or a trip to the amusement park—those were exciting. But my mother had a way of appreciating the smallest things as wonders. A baby’s smile, or a call from an old friend filled her with happiness.

    On the first Mother’s Day following her death six years ago, I wasn’t sure how I’d manage. Reminders of my mother’s absence seemed to be everywhere.

    That Sunday morning I awoke to a quiet house, with warm sun streaming through the windows. I wondered where my husband had gone with our two daughters, Kira,4, and Sophie, 9 months. As I was relaxing in bed, enjoying the peace, Kira suddenly burst through the bedroom door.

    “Look outside, Mommy!” she ordered. There, in the yard, David was digging a hole. Next to him was a little tree whose roots were wrapped.

    “It’s a magnolia tree,” Kira said, though I didn’t need to be told. I raised the window and called out to David. “Happy Mother’s Day!” he said.

    It was. Although I didn’t have my mother any longer, I had her tree, and each year since, I’ve had her enthusiasm(激情). Now when we pull up to our house on a bright spring day, I say to my daughters, “Oh look! The magnolia’s about to bloom.” And when it does, we admire its beauty and use it as a chance to talk about my mother and her love for flowers.

What time does the magnolia bloom according to the passage?

42. What impresses the writer most about her mother was __________.

43. By saying “I had her tree” (Paragraph 8), the writer most probably implies that _______.

44. The writer’s purpose in writing the passage is to __________.

 What lessons China can draw from ________ financial crisis in the United States has become ________ hot topic in Beijing.

 We all know the weather in the south is much warmer than __________ in the north. 

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

 ______ is known to us all is that the 2016 Olympic Games will take place in Rio de Janeiro.

  A. It                 B. Which                   C. As                     D. What

When we were young, my brother and I _________ stay at home waiting for our mother every evening.

  A. might             B. would                 C. should                 D. could

The reason ______ his coming to China is ______ he wants to study in China．

       A．why; that      B．why; because         C．for; that         D．for; because

I'd like to have visited the Palace Museum last week, but something unexpected_______to my father.

A. had happened     B. happened          C. has happened          D. happens

We were cut off from the outside world by the sudden flood; what’s worse, our food ______.

     A. was run out                                        B. was running out

     C. has run out of                                     D. has been run out