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　　1£®While skating£¬you should __________ your attention ________ the way you move.
　　A£®focus£»on¡¡ B£®focus£»in
　　C£®pay£»on D£®pay£»in
　　2£®Mr.Green stood up in defence of the 16-year-old boy£¬saying that he was not the one ________£®
　　A£®blamed B£®blaming
　　C£®to blame D£®to be blamed
　　3£®I ________ him not to smot he didn't think it necessary.
　　A£®persuaded B£®advised
　　C£®hoped D£®suggested
　　4£®They came to help us as soon as they got ________ their work.
　　A£®over B£®on
　　C£®through D£®across
　　5£®Now that he ________ that he had stolen the money£¬you should forgive him.
　　A£®excused B£®suffered
　　C£®admitted D£®offered
　　6£®Dina£¬________ for months to find a job as a waitress£¬finally took a position at a local advertising agency.
　　A£®struggling B£®struggled
　　C£®having struggled D£®to struggle
　　7£®¡ªHe terribly ________ his feet.
　　¡ªHe should go to see the doctor.
　　A£®suffers from B£®suffers
　　C£®suffers in D£®suffers on
　　8£®I want to buy a rope which is ________ this one.
　　A£®twice as longer as B£®as twice long as
　　C£®twice the length of D£®as twice as
　　9£®¡ªAccording to my grandma£¬it is a good idea to eat chicp when you have a cold.
　　¡ª________£¬scientists agree with her.
　　A£®Sooner or later B£®Once in a while
　　C£®To be exact D£®Believe it or not
　　10£®I appreciate ________ my children with their homework sometimes£¬but you're advised ________ them too much.
　　A£®you to help£»not to help
　　B£®you helping£»not to help
　　C£®you to help£»not helping
　　D£®you helping£»not helping
　　11£®(2015•Õã½­¸ß¿¼)¡ªWhy don't you consider a trip to£¬say£¬Beijing or Hangzhou?
　　¡ª________£®
　　A£®I wouldn't mind that
　　B£®Then we'll get there quickly
　　C£®Let's call it a day
　　D£®It's not a requirement
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　　2£®The law requires equal treatment for all£¬________ race£¬sex or origin.
　　A£®regardless of B£®instead of
　　C£®in spite of D£®thanks to
　　3£®She always dreams of there ________ a chance to go abroad for further study.
　　A£®being B£®to be
　　C£®is D£®will be
　　4£®The children ________ lost in the woods£»otherwise£¬they would have been at the lakeside camp as scheduled.
　　A£®must have got B£®must get
　　C£®should have got D£®should get
　　5£®(2015•ËÄ´¨¸ß¿¼)There is only one more day to go________your favorite music group play live.
　　A£®since B£®until
　　C£®when D£®before
　　6£®Take good care of the resources or they will be ______soon.
　　A£®use up B£®used up
　　C£®using up D£®to use up
　　7£®This restaurant has become popular for its wide ________ of foods that suit all tastes and pockets.
　　A£®division B£®area
　　C£®range D£®circle
　　8£®¡ªPeter£¬where did you guys go for the summer vacation?
　　¡ªWe ________ busy with our work for months£¬so we went to the beach to relax ourselves.
　　A£®were B£®have been
　　C£®had been D£®will be
　　9£®Everything ________ into consideration£¬they ought to have another chance.
　　A£®to take B£®taken
　　C£®to be taken D£®taking
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　　Last night I was driving from Harrisburg to Lewisburg£¬a distance of about eighty miles.It was late.Several times I got stuck behind a slow-moving truck on a narrow road with a solid white line on my left£¬and I became increasingly impatient.
　　At one point along an open road£¬I came to a crossing with a traffic light.I was alone on the road by now£¬but as I drove near the light£¬it turned red and I made a stop.I looked left£¬right and behind me.Nothing.Not a car£¬no suggestion of car lamps£¬but there I sat£¬waiting for the light to change£¬the only human being for at least a mile in any direction.
　　I started wondering why I refused to run the light.I was not afraid of being caught£¬because there was clearly no policeman around£¬and there certainly would have been no danger in going through it.
　　Much later that night£¬the question of why I'd stopped for that light came back to me.I think I stopped because it's part of a contract (ÆõÔ¼) we all have with each other.It's not only the law£¬but it's an agreement we have£¬and we trust each other to honor it: we don't go through red lights.
　　Trust is our first inclination (ÇãÏò)£®Doubting others does not seem to be natural to us.The whole construction of our society depends on mutual(Ï໥) trust£¬not distrust.We do what we say we'll do£»we show up when we say we'll show up£»and we pay when we say we'll pay.We trust each other in these matters£¬and we're angry or disappointed with the person or organization that breaks the trust we have in them.
　　I was so proud of myself for stopping for the red light that night.
　　1£®Why did the author get impatient while driving?
　　A£®He was lonely on the road.
　　B£®He was slowed down by a truck.
　　C£®He got tired of driving too long.
　　D£®He came across too many traffic lights.
　　2£®What was the author's immediate action when the traffic light turned red?
　　A£®Stopping still.
　　B£®Driving through it.
　　C£®Looking around for other cars.
　　D£®Chect for traffic police.
　　3£®The event made the author strongly believe that         £®
　　A£®traffic rules may be unnecessary
　　B£®doubting others is human nature