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     Iraq is faced with lots of trouble, ______ the financial problem is not the worst.

    A. which               B. with which        C. that                           D. of which

    D考查非限制性定语从句：the financial problem属lots of trouble范围，故用of表示其中。

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    Baghdad Seeking Support of Arabian World

    　　BAGHDAD(Reuters)—Iraq(伊拉克)asked Arabs on Monday to seek martyrdom(殉难；牺牲)by attacking U.S. forces in Kuwait(科威特), saying the Americans were preparing to occupy(占领)Iraq.

    　　“We in Iraq and in the entire(Arab)nation believe that every faithful(虔诚的)Arab has the right, duty, and the honor to deal with these forces in Kuwait, ”a spokesman was replying to the comments by al-Attiya, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council(GCC，海湾合作委员会), in which he turned down an apology by President Saddam Hussein(萨达姆·侯塞因)to the Kuwaiti people for the 1990 invasion(入侵).

    　　Saddam apologized Saturday for his 1990-1991 invasion of the country, but scolded Kuwait rulers for conspiring(同谋；搞阴谋)with Washington against the Baghdad(巴格达)government.

    　　Kuwait turned down the apology and said Saddam's message amounted to“incitement(煽动)for terrorism(恐怖主义)”.

    　　The Iraq spokesman said, “Does Attiya not know that the U.S. forces occupy Kuwait, start from there to destroy the Iraq and kill the Iraqis, and that the U.S. army forces plan to occupy Iraq?”

    　　The GCC is made up of Kuwait, Saudi Arabian(沙特阿拉伯), United Arab Empires(阿拉伯联合酋长国), Qatar(卡塔尔), Bahrain(巴林)and Oman(阿曼).

    　　UAE Information Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zaid al-Nahayan said Saddam's speech had cost Baghdad what support it had left in the Arab world.

    　　“I believe the speech cost the Iraq leadership any pity it had left and further proved the weakness of Iraq's political and media credibility(可靠性；确实性)at a time when Iraq needs to try its best to get rid of the threat of a face-off(对峙), ”Sheikh Abdullah told the official Kuwait News Agency.

    　　Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2, 1990.U.S.-led united forces drove the Iraq army from the oil-rich state in February, 1991.

    　　Thousands of U.S. troops have been sent to Kuwait since the 1991 Gulf War. However, these forces have been attacked several times in recent weeks. At least one U.S. soldier has died.

    1．It can be inferred that Iraq is ________.

    [　　]

    A．seeking support in the Arab world

    B．trying to make Arab die for the Iraqis

    C．sincerely apologizing to Kuwait

    D．attacking U.S. forces in Kuwait

    2．Which of the following are members of the Gulf Cooperation Council?

    [　　]

    A．Iraq and Kuwait.

    B．Kuwait and Egypt.

    C．Kuwait and Oman.

    D．All the Arabian countries.

    3．After Iraq apologized, it was generally thought in GCC that ________.

    [　　]

    A．Iraq would win more support from the Arab countries

    B．it was too late for Iraq to do so

    C．Iraq would lose support from Arabian countries though they all supported it at the time being

    D．Iraq would lose all the support that it had from Arabian countries

    4．Which of the following is true according to the passage?

    [　　]

    A．Iraq was quite weak in politics.

    B．Iraq was trying to avoid a war with the U.S.

    C．The Gulf War Lasted for a whole year.

    D．America won support from all the Arabian countries.

    5．What does the underlined part“turned down”in Paragraph 2 mean?

    [　　]

    A．accepted
    B．refused
    C．enjoyed
    D．disliked

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    科目：高中英语 来源：湖南省岳阳市一中2009届高考第七次月考英语试题 题型：054

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    　　The war against Iraq is a battle between Saddam Hussein and George W．Bush and his ally(盟友), Tony Blair．

    　　Saddam Hussein, 65, has set up 　　1　　 over the past 50 years．For 　　2　　 reasons, Saddam has several look-alikes．It’s believed that, since the mid-1990s, Saddam has become unreasonably 　　3　　 of being followed after many murderous attempts against him．

    　　When 　　4　　 talk about him, they use only nicknames(绰号)for fear of 　　5　　．They refer to him as “uncle” or “the old man who talks too much”．

    　　Even though the allied forces 　　6　　 by the US drove Iraqi troops out of Kuwait in 1991’s Gulf War, Saddam’s now describing the Gulf War as a 　　7　　．

    　　George W．Bush, 56, is a man of strong 　　8　　 and little self-doubt qualities that have made him a 　　9　　 leader in the war on terrorism(恐怖主义)．He has expressed a personal hatred for the Bush family’s long-time 　　10　　, Saddam Hussein．He’s called the 　　11　　 part of an “ axis of evil(邪恶轴心)．”

    　　Since September 11, he has 　　12　　 the world that “ you’re either with us, or you’re with the 　　13　　．” The war against Iraq could finish what his 　　14　　 started in the 1991 Gulf War．

    　　Tony Blair, 49, is seen by some as George Bush’s foreign minister, or even his pet dog．He has little in 　　15　　 with Bush．While Bush is 　　16　　 for his mispronunciation and verbal slips(口误), Blair is regarded as one of the better international speakers of the 　　17　　．He ‘d never talk about his personal life as 　　18　　 as Bush does．He’s leading one of the great old working class parties of Europe, the Labour Party, whose 　　19　　 are very different from Bush’s．But now his political career depends on whether the war can be won 　　20　　 and with few casualties(伤亡)on both sides－and that depends largely on the US president．

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    A．

    country

    B．

    government

    C．

    rule

    D．

    army

    (2)
    [　　]

    A．

    safety

    B．

    personal

    C．

    health

    D．

    political

    (3)
    [　　]

    A．

    fond

    B．

    tired

    C．

    proud

    D．

    afraid

    (4)
    [　　]

    A．

    students

    B．

    citizens

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    soldiers

    D．

    Americans

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    [　　]

    A．

    enemies

    B．

    police

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    spies

    D．

    planes

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    [　　]

    A．

    sent

    B．

    started

    C．

    formed

    D．

    led

    (7)
    [　　]

    A．

    victory

    B．

    chance

    C．

    game

    D．

    defeat

    (8)
    [　　]

    A．

    energy

    B．

    beliefs

    C．

    decision

    D．

    power

    (9)
    [　　]

    A．

    useful

    B．

    good

    C．

    weak

    D．

    tough

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    [　　]

    A．

    fighter

    B．

    runner

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    enemy

    D．

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    [　　]

    A．

    government

    B．

    gulf

    C．

    president

    D．

    country

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    [　　]

    A．

    showed

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    warned

    C．

    seen

    D．

    admitted

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    [　　]

    A．

    terrorists

    B．

    armies

    C．

    countries

    D．

    friends

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    [　　]

    A．

    brother

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    sister

    C．

    father

    D．

    uncle

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    [　　]

    A．

    connection

    B．

    common

    C．

    touch

    D．

    face

    (16)
    [　　]

    A．

    laughed at

    B．

    praised

    C．

    regarded

    D．

    taken

    (17)
    [　　]

    A．

    year

    B．

    month

    C．

    week

    D．

    day

    (18)
    [　　]

    A．

    immediately

    B．

    directly

    C．

    softly

    D．

    quietly

    (19)
    [　　]

    A．

    members

    B．

    families

    C．

    policies

    D．

    plans

    (20)
    [　　]

    A．

    finally

    B．

    quickly

    C．

    gradually

    D．

    suddenly

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    A. the identity as a prince of the UK

    B. his bad habits and wrong behavior

    C. his devotion to his country

    D. his preference to the army

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    A. taking an interest in military   

    B. apologizing for a Nazi uniform  

    C. being willing to serve in the army in Iraq 

    D. defending Britain against attack

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    A. very pleased   B. very sad    C. very frightened   D. very calm

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    A. He was more or less affected by his childhood’s interest

    B. He has grown up and felt a sense of duty to his country

    C. His strong character contributes to his decision

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    A. they were too poor to pay anything

    B. kidnappers didn’t know they were Chinese

    C. China didn’t take sides with the US-led coalition

    D. kidnappers were friendly to the Chinese

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    A. To show their anger towards the occupation of foreign troops.

    B. To tell the world they would fear nothing.

    C. To make foreign armies leave their country.

    D. To resist the American troops.

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    A. wouldn’t give in to Iraqi terrorists or kidnappers

    B. had enough power to station in Iraq

    C. wouldn’t give up unless it could get something

    D. had no plan to bring its troops home

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    B. foreigners were not welcome in Iraq

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    阅读理解。
        When he stopped his car at a traffic light in Basra, Bassam Rady noticed the motorbike with two riders on
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    Before he could, a man on the back of the bike took out a gun from his jacket and fired. The bullet went
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    controlled the Iraqi city and is now returning.
        More than a year ago Iraqi soldiers, backed by US, brought peace and stability to Basra by driving militants
    over the Iranian border in an operation called Charge of the Knights.
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    [     ]
    A. a motorbike rider
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    [     ]
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    [     ]

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    C. busy
    D. dangerous

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    [     ]
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