Thinking that the students were having an evening class, the teacher left the classroom, ______.

  A. slowly and gentle                B. slowly and gently  

C. slow and gentle                  D. slow and gently

.Could it be in the room _____ we had a talk last night ___you left your key?

A. that ;where               B. where, when    

C. where, that            D. where; where

一一What do you know about Mike?

一一Well,he got married and____________in Australia．

A．settled down           B．got down  C．took down D．turned down

Hey, Mr．a(chǎn)nd Ms．Unluckiness and Unhappiness! Terrorism, the war, the economic crisis and unemployment are at your door．Are you afraid of them? Well, don’t be! America is a happy land．The Smiley Face icon proves this in towns all over the country．

The tallest structure—the steel water tower—is often painted bright yellow, in a circle containing a pair of black dots for eyes and an upturned（朝上的）line for a mouth: the unforgettable smile．Most towns decorated their spheroid (or cylindrical) water storage tanks in the 1970s, when Smiley was still conceptually fresh．As a "safe" counterculture symbol, with absolutely no bite, the Smile Face water tower was a low cost way to radiate sunny greetings to travelers and locals．Calumet City, Illinois claims to have been the first, when 8-year old resident Kim Fornero sent a letter to the city council in late 1972 suggesting a smile face would be more fun to look at than a plain old water tower．

In the 1980s, with the paint on the water tower fading, residents of Calumet City decided to make the face their own．They repainted the tower, and a Happy Cook Restaurant and Smiley Face Inn appeared on the highway outside the town, ready to make you smile! Local businessmen printed the Smiley icon on their business cards, and displayed Smiley Face souvenirs in shop windows．

By the late 1990s, the survival of the Smiley Face water tower was assured．It didn’t matter why the face had been painted there—it was now a part of history．In May 2009, the town again celebrated its Smiley Face water tower as a symbol of hope for a better tomorrow．

60．The author mainly wants to tell readers that the symbol asks them to_________

       A．greet people politely       B．deal with their problems

       C．enjoy themselves            D．forget the past

61．The underlined word “icon ” in the first paragraph probably means________.

       A．beautiful picture      B．building    C．image       D．valuable painting

62．Why did Calumet residents accept the tower happily?

       A．It set a good example to them.      

       B．It made them work harder.

       C．They wanted to think it for supplying water.

       D．They wanted to make the Smiley Face their own.

63．From the text we learn that the Smiley Face water tower________

      A．was based on a painter’s inspiration

       B．is a symbol of the prosperity of the town

       C．is meant to give people hope for a better future

       D．was created in 1972 by the city council, just for fun

Fear can be a wonderful feeling in our lives, protecting us from dangerous situations and keeping us safe. But fear can also limit our lives significantly. While it may not be conscious, fear may make us think we are unacceptable or that what we have to offer isn’t valuable. Fear may make us feel that we are not safe being ourselves.

To avoid feeling fear, we may limit our lives greatly, living in tiny boxes. Living this way gives us the illusion(假象) of safety but leaves us with an unfulfilling life of no passion. If we shine a light on many of our fears, we see they have a very limited view of what is “safe” and how to “protect” us. Many of our fears are concerned only with protecting us from humiliation(羞辱) and failure. While these fears are doing their jobs incredibly well, they are doing so with faulty and outdated programming. Many fears we have as adults are trying to protect us as they protected us when we were children. Indeed, many of our current, automatic reactions to fear were actually formed when we were children.

Even so, it’s important not to judge ourselves for feeling these types of fears. If we judge ourselves, we will bury our fears or disguise them. By denying our fears, however, we also deny our energy, creativity and passion.

So what do we do with fear? We recognize the fear for what it is--- a feeling we’ve experienced many times in the past and a feeling we will experience many times in the future. We become very familiar with our own particular brand of fears and how we allow them to control our lives. It is especially beneficial for each of us to become aware of the particular behavior patterns we’ve adopted when we feel fear, so we can look at our reactions with a sense of humor and compassion. Then, if we wish, we can choose a different response, which can be a scary yet very exciting experience.

71. According to the first paragraph, fear sometimes      .

A. protects us when we’ve made mistakes      B. makes sure our feelings are not hurt

C. brings great change to our everyday life     D. makes us lose confidence in ourselves

72. It can be inferred from the passage that the author     .

A. thinks it difficult to control our fear       B. believes fears protect us negatively

C. thinks it’s good to criticize ourselves      D. values the advantages of feeling fear

73. According to the author, the ways we react to fear       .

A. vary from person to person      B. have been formed since childhood

C. develop during our growth       D. will not change until we get old

74.The last paragraph mainly tells us        .

   A. what is the essence of fears       B. usual reactions we have when feeling fear

C. how to deal with fears reasonably  D. the importance of humor and compassion

75.What would be the best title for the passage?

A. Is fear managing your life?   B. Be calm when feeling fear

C. What do you fear most?      D. Passion, chance and fear

Now _____ understanding of climate change is no longer limited to ____ small group of scientists or environmentalists.

A. / ; a                    B. an ; a                         C. the ; the                D. a ; /

 South of the lake _____ two famous universities.

A. have          B. has         C. are         D. is

There____________be any difficulty in passing the oral test since you have practiced a lot in the school.

       A．mustn’t    B．shan’t       C．shouldn’t  D．needn’t

Not only ____ at music, but also they are ready to help others. 

A. they are talented                                                 B. they have been talented

C. are they talented                                           D. they have talented

The Channel is the name given to the stretch of water which separates England and France. Ferries operate all year round to carry people across the Channel, and they are busy most of the year. January is the only quiet month nowadays. As well as summer holiday-makers, there are day trippers and coach traffic, not to mention lorries and other commercial vehicles. Some ferries carry cars and their passengers, while others also connect train passengers with the Continental rail network.

The biggest hazard for the ferry is the wind. The crew listens to BBC weather reports four times a day. Or they sometimes get gale warnings from local radio station.

Crossing the Channel by ferry is a bit like trying to cross Oxford Street on a busy afternoon, according to one ferryboat captain. The ferries from Folkstone and Dover to Calais and Boulogne have to cross the main flow of traffic. This consists of ships traveling through the Channel to and from Northern Europe. There may be four hundred ships making the journey at any one time, and they all pass through a “choke point” which is only fifteen miles (twenty-five kilometers) wide. The cross-channel ferries have to sail right through the middle of all this traffic.

68. The passage is mainly concerned with _____.

A. the English Channel                              B. the weather on the Channel

C. cross-channel ferries                              D. what crossing the Channel by ferry is like

69. The word hazard is closest in meaning to ________.

A. trouble                            B. danger                     C. enemy               D. problem

70. We can infer from the passage that _______.

A. if there is a gale warning from the BBC, the ferries will stop operating.

B. the traffic on the Channel is very busy only in winter

C. ferries are busiest in the afternoon

D. the crew of the ferry listens to the weather reports four times a day

71. Where does this passage most probably appear?

A. In a dictionary.                                     B. In a novel.

C. In a transportation magazine.                  D. In a geography textbook.