The doctor had almost lost hope at one point, but the patient finally ____.

     A．pulled through                                   B．pulled over      

     C．pulled in                                            D．pulled out

______the house costs, it will be _____ it.

     A．Whatever, worth                            B．However, worth 

     C．How much, worthy of                    D．What, worthy of

He _______ the test again; in that case, his mother will be very disappointed.

     A．might fail                                       B．must have failed  

    C．should fail                                      D．could have failed

By looking at a problem in as many ways as possible, creative thinkers can find solutions that would _____ remain invisible.

       A．yet            B．otherwise          C．already           D．forever

―― Will you lend me some pepper?

―― Sorry, mine_____

      A．was used up     B．ran out        C．has been run out  D．has given out

假定你是李东，三周前在本地一家电子市场买了一只MP4播放器，但仅用了几天就坏了。你去这家电子市场进行交涉，可是却被告知要去厂家才能解决问题。厂方答应一周内修复。但是，你等了两周还没有收到播放器。为此，你写了一封简单的投诉信，说明情况并表示希望尽快拿到播放器。

注意：1．信的开头已写好，只须接着写。

2．可以适当增减细节使内容连贯。

3．字数100左右。

Dear Sir，

I am writing to tell you what has happened to me recently．

Golf in the USA was until quite recently the hobby of old，middle class white men．Not any more．The fact that the class，age and race barriers that existed in the sport have finally been  broken down is due almost entirely to two people．Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie．

Tiger Woods was born in California in 1975 and is one of the greatest golfers of all time．His ethnic background is marvelously rich and varied．His father Earl was of mixed of black，Chinese and Native American ancestry and his mother Kultida，who was originally from Thailand，also had Chinese and Dutch forefathers．

Woods became a professional golfer in 1996 and，less than a year later，astonished the world easily winning the prestigious Masters Colf Tournament，an annual event which takes place at the Augusta Golf Club in Georgia，USA．At 21，he was the youngest golfer ever to win the tournament，but much more important，he was also the first Asian American to do it．

Woods’amazing achievement is put into perspective when you realize that until 1990，no non-white American had ever been allowed to join Augusta Golf Club．Even in 2000，it only had two black members．In fact，in 1977，Clifford Roberts，the chairman of the club and founder of the Masters Tournament，proclaimed：“As long as 1 am alive，golfers will be white and caddies

（球童）will be black．”Roberts died not long after making this racist remark…

Fortunately，his views were not shared by his successors（接替者）and the dramatic appearance of Tiger Woods on the Golf scene radically changed attitudes to the sport and prompted a major surge of interest in the game among ethnic minorities end young people in the USA．

Michelle Wie，a Korean American born in 1989 whose mother was an amateur golf champion in Korea，will probably became the greatest woman golfer of all time．She’s 1．85 meters tall and she can play a golf ball further than most men．Like Woods，she has transformed the world of golf，and wants to do so in even more dramatic ways．She has expressed her determination to play on the men’s tournament circuit，not just the women’s，and has already appeared in several professional men’s tournaments．

Thanks to Woods and Wie，golf in America will never be the same again．

72．What is the text about？

A．Tiger Woods’life in playing golf．

B．The achievements of two golf players from ethnic minorities．

C．Michelle Wie’s determination．

D．Playing golf in USA was once the hobby of old，middle class while men．

73．Less than a year after turning professional．Tiger Woods      

A．easily won a major golf tournament．           B．nearly won a major golf tournament．

C．joined the Augusta Golf Club．                    D．won a completely new golf tournament．

74．Which of the following sentences is true？

A．Tiger Woods was of mixed black，Chinese，and Native America．

B．Tiger Woods was not the first Asian American to win the Tournament．

C．Tiger Woods’achievement was amazing because he was the youngest golfer．

D．Tiger Woods’dramatic appearance on the golf scene had the attitude to this sport in USA changed．

75．Michelle Wie’s ambition is to      。

A．play like Woods．

B．play in a dramatic way

C．compete on equal terms with male golfers．

D．hit the golf ball further than most men．

Most schools ban chewing gum，but in a few years they might consider changing that rule．Why？ Scientists are finding evidence that gum chewing may be good for your health．It may even help boost（提高）your test scores．

This exciting research is just beginning．And in the meantime，companies are also experimenting with adding vitamins，minerals，medicines，and other substances that could give gum the power to cure headaches and fight everything from serious diseases to bad breath．

People have been chewing gum for thousands of years．Ancient Greeks，Mayas，and Native Americans，for example，chewed on the sap，or resin of certain types of trees．Today gum is a litde more complicated．Gum manufacturers start by mixing resin，wax，and a molecule called polyvinyl acetate to make a gum base．By varying the types and amounts of these ingredients，scientists can make thousands of formulations．

Just what can gum do for your health？Many studies show that chewing gum after meals fights cavities（洞）by stimulating the production of saliva．Saliva helps wash away bacteria that damage our teeth．An ingredient called xylitol，which is added to it，provides an extra dose of cavity－fighting power．This is good for more than just the teeth．Research suggests that good oral health decreases the risk of heart disease，and other serious diseases．

Chewing gum might also be good for your brain．Chewing gum boosts the flow of blood to participants’brains by 40 percent．

But too much chewing can damage the jaw joint．And chewing too much of gum that contains vitamins，caffeine，or a medicine could lead to an overdose．What’s a more，no matter how healthy gum chewing proves to be，it will never be a match for a healthy lifestyle．

Nothing like gum or a vitamin is going to cure a bad dietary habit or a bad exercise habit；it’s not a magic bullet．

64．Why are companies trying to put medicines into gum？

A．Because they want gum to cure some diseases．

B．Because they wish people to become addictive to it．

C．Because they plan to make gum more tasteful．

D．Because they hope to make gum good for teeth．

65．From the last two paragraphs，we can infer that      ．

A．chewing gum has a magic power to cure your bad lifestyle

B．chewing gum can’t  replace the healthy lifestyle

C．chewing gum can lead to a bad exercise habit

D．too much gum chewing proves to be harmful to your teeth

66．How does chewing gum fight cavities？

A．By making people brush teeth immediately after meals．

B．By killing bacteria that are harmful to our teeth．

C．By making people produce more saliva．

D．By adding some more medicines to the gum．

67．The best title for the passage may be      ．

A．A Match for Exercise                                  B．Gum Chewing is a Magic Bullet

C．No Gum Chewing at School                        D．Chewing Gum for Health

60．All these passages belong to         ．

A．sales advertisement                                       B．want advertisement

C．resume（简历）                                          D．notice

61．The applicants for the post of a secretary in City College Union Inc should have the following qualities except      ．

A．typing skill                                                 B．writing rapidly

C．ability of organization                                  D．knowledge about filling the form

62．The attractiveness of the post in Emu Airline is      ．

A．its good salary                                     B．its nice working condition

C．its promising future                              D．its free flying

63．According to Sewing Machinist，how can you contact with this company？

A．By phone                B．By e mail              C．By fax                    D．By visit