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I ()supper when I()someone knocking at the door.
A、made . . . Heard
B、made . . .was heard
C、was making . . . was hearing
D、was making . . . heard
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第1题
I got up very eaely that morning.
A．True.
B．False.
第2题
I cook my own supper when I am in the ______ for it.
A．mind
B．mood
C．motive
D．notion
第3题
I have sometimes stayed long enough in one place to be owned by a cat and it is on those occasions that I at last feel sympathy with parents who cannot control their children. I have the firmest belief in discipline, especially for the cat who adopts me and is kind enough to allow me to share her home and provide her with food. She will have a comfortable basket and not sit on any furniture; she will come when called or have no supper; and she will at all times behave towards me with the respect I show towards her. And then what happens？ She refuses even to consider the basket, and, as soon as my back is turned, settles on my favorite chair, daring me to move her on my return. At some unexpected moment after I have sat down, she springs suddenly on to my knees and delightedly ruins my stockings with her claws, complaining angrily, even painfully with the sharpest of teeth, if I bend down to pick something up. I dare not rise to change the television program, however much I dislike it, and she watches dreamily the moving shadows on the screen. She comes not to my call, but when she is ready, hours later, and I am so relieved to see her that her supper is increased in amount. When put out at night (with fierce disapproval) she waits till I am asleep and then cries noisily at my bedroom to come in. An hour later she cries even more noisily at the bedroom door to be let out again.
If I go away on holiday, a neighbor feeds her, who reports on my return on her sweetness, her obedience and perfect behavior. I am the only one that she delights in defying.
Dogs are pleasant animals, friendly, faithful and intelligent. Dogs have proper respect for the human race. You know where you are with a dog; never with a cat, who will be selfish, vain, ungrateful and quite unreasonable. But that's just it. Who wants to know where he is with any living thing？ It is the free, the strange creature of grace and beauty, the independent and unknown, that attracts, not the worthy, respectful, dependable slave.
What is the writer's feeling for cats？
A．She gives them unreturned worship.
B．They are a combination of annoyance and intense admiration.
C．She is quite fond of them.
D．She is ashamed of being their slave.
第4题
听力原文：M: Let' s go to Disneyland after supper, Sue.
W: That's a realty good idea, but I have to meet Mr Black at the airport.
What will Sue do after supper？
A．To meet Mr Black.
B．To visit Disneyland.
C．To visit an airport.
第5题
听力原文：M: Where shall we have supper？All I want is a salad.Isn't there a new cafeteria？
W: Yes.It's quick.and the price is right,but the food isn't anything to speak of.
Q: What does the woman mean？
(15)
A．The service is very slow.
B．Salad isn't offered.
C．The prices are too high.
D．The food is poor.
第6题
M: The restaurants cost too much. I usually eat at home, and I'm a good cook. Ii you like, you can come to have supper with me tonight.
W: That's a good chance, I won't miss it. Thanks a lot.
Where does the conversation most probably take place？
A．In the supermarket.
B．In the restaurant.
C．In the man's home.
D．In the woman's home.
第7题
Impressions of America
San Francisco is a really beautiful city. China Town, peopled by Chinese labourers, is the most artistic town I have ever come across. The people -- strange, melancholy Orientals, whom many people would call common, and they are certainly very poor -- have determined that they will have nothing about them that is not beautiful. In the Chinese restaurant, where these navvies (劳工) meet to have supper in the evening, I found them drinking tea out of china cups as delicate as the petals of a rose-leaf, whereas at the gaudy(俗丽的) hotels I was supplied with a delf cup an inch and a half thick. When the Chinese bill was presented it was made out on rice paper, the account being done in Indian ink as fantastically as if an artist had been etching little birds on a fan.
Salt Lake City contains only two buildings of note, the chief being the Tabernacle, which is in the shape of a soup-kettle. It is decorated by the only native artist, and he has treated religious subjects in the naive spirit of the early Florentine painters, representing people of our own day in the dress of the period side by side with people of Biblical history who are clothed in some romantic costume.
The building next in importance is called the Amelia Palace, in honor of one of Brigham Young's wives. When he died the present president of the Mormons stood up in the Tabernacle and said that it had been revealed to him that he was to have the Amelia Palace, and that on this subject there were to be no more revelations of any kind.
From Salt Lake City one travels over the great plains of Colorado and up the Rocky Mountains, on the top of which is Leadville, the richest city in the world. It had also got the reputation of being the roughest, and every man carries a revolver. I was told that if I went there they would be sure to shoot me or my traveling manager. I wrote and told them that nothing that they could do to my traveling manager would intimidate me. They are miners - men working in metals, so I lectured to them on the Ethics of Art. I read them passages from the autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini and they seemed much delighted. I was reproved by my hearers for not having brought him with me I explained that he had been dead for some little time which elicited the enquiry "Who shot him"？ They afterwards took me to a dancing saloon where I saw the only rational method of art criticism I have ever come across. Over the piano was printed notice:
PLEASE DO NOT SHOOT THE PIANIST.
HE IS DOING HIS BEST.
The mortality among pianists in that place is marvelous. Then they asked me to supper, and having accepted, I had to descend a mine in a rickety bucket in which it was impossible to be graceful. Having got into the heart of the mountain I had supper, the first course being whisky, the second whisky and the third whisky.
I went to the Theatre to lecture and I was informed that just before I went there two men had been seized for committing a murder, and in that theatre they had been brought on to the stage at eight o'clock in the evening, and then and there tried and executed before a crowded audience. But I found these miners very charming and not at all rough.
Among the more elderly inhabitants of the South I found a melancholy tendency to date every event of importance by the late war. "How beautiful the moon is tonight," I once remarked to a gentleman who was standing next to me. "Yes," was his reply, "but you should have seen it before the war."
So infinitesimal did I find the knowledge of Art, west of the Rocky Mountains, that an art patron(赞助人)--one who in his day had been a miner -- actually sued the railroad company for damages because the plaster cast of Venus of Milo, which he had imported from Paris, had been delivered minus the arms. And, what is more surprising still, he gained his case and the damages. Pennsyl
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
第8题
听力原文：M: It's six o'clock already. Kate should be home by now.
W: Oh, I forgot to tell you that she called this afternoon and told me she was going to a party at her classmate's house and wouldn't be home until 9.
Q: What did Kate say she was going to do？
(14)
A．To attend an evening class.
B．To do homework with her classmate.
C．To attend a party at a classmate's home.
D．To have supper out with her classmate.
第9题
M: Yes, ! think so. l followed the hospital's advice and I've only brought a few belongings with me.
W: Good! You can see the reasons why we ask you to do that; the cupboard is really very small. And have you arranged for anyone to bring in changes of nightwear and other clean clothes？
M: Yes, my wife will deal with all that. Can you tell me what the visiting hours are？
W: Yes, of course. They're in the afternoon from 2:00 to 3:00 and in the evening from 7:30 to 8:30, but remember that only two people can see you at the same time. Sony about that but you can imagine the chaos if we didn't have these rules!
M: Yes, I suppose so. What other rules are there？
W: Well, first of all I should tell you about our hours. We start pretty early—you might not be used to that. We wake you at 6:30, and breakfast is at 8 o'clock, lunch is at noon, there's tea at 3:30 and supper is at 6 o'clock.
M: Oh, my goodness! That's very different from what I've been used to. Still, I won't be here for long, I hope. You'd better tell me the rest of the rules.
W: Yes, well, you can see the no-smoking sign—we don't allow smoking in the wards under any circumstances, and the same goes for alcohol. I'm sure you understand why. However, if you do need to smoke there are special areas when it's allowed.
M: Oh, I don't smoke, so it doesn't affect me. And I think it's a good rule. Do you smoke, nurse？
W: Er, no! But l used to. !'ye given up in fact. 1 haven't had a cigarette for three months now.
M: Well done! kook, I mustn't keep you any longer, but just one more question—can I make a telephone call？ I mean, is there a phone anywhere？
W: Yes, of course there is. Outside the ward there's a payphone. You need changes for that of course.
M: Oh, and that reminds me'"
W: Can you make sure that only one of your relatives' phones in each day to find out how you are？ The switchboard gets congested with callers. M: Yes, OK.
W: I must go now. You get changed and into bed, and I'll check on you in a while. The radio controls are there, with your own headphones, if you want to listen. It's our own hospital radio.
M: Thanks very much. You've been very helpful.
(23)
A．Bringing his nightwear to the hospital.
B．Bringing only the necessities.
C．Bringing all the stuffs he may need.
D．No need to bring anything with him.
第10题
听力原文： Hello Claire, this is Elaine. I trust all is well back home. Listen, I should be back from Washington on Friday. I'm so glad this business trip is finished. It has been really stressful but I closed the deal with the company this morning, and finalized the project with a signed contract. I want to celebrate with supper and a movie. So, if you're free Saturday night, would you like to meet me at Italiano's for some pizza at 6 and then after we'll go catch Halloween House？ We haven't seen a horror movie in ages. Let me know if you are available. All right, talk to you later.
Why does Elaine want to celebrate？
A．She received a promotion.
B．She is finally coming back home.
C．She successfully presented a proposal.
D．She successfully confirmed a project.
第11题
听力原文：M: Doctor! Doctor! Help me, please!
W: Take it easy, please! Sit here, now, what's the matter with you？ And can I help you？
M: I feel sick. I have a bad stomach-ache, and my head troubles me a lot.
W: Well, let me have a check. Open your mouth please. And say "Ah".
M: Ah! Is that serious, doctor？
W: Not really. Did you have your supper this evening？
M: No, I only had some bananas.
W: And the bananas were not quite ripe, fight？
M: Well, yes, they were a bit green.
W: That explains it.
M: I wish I had not eaten them.
W: Take this medicine twice a day and I'm sure you'll be fine.
M: Thanks, doctor. I'll do as you told me. Good-bye, doctor.
W: Bye! And take care.
Did the man have a had headache？
A．Yes, he did.
B．No, he didn't.
C．We are not sure.
