Japanese high school students do not drive cars． Many of them either walk 36 ride bicycles if the distance is not too great． In other 37 , a lot of students have to 38 　public buses and trains, often changing lines several times in order to reach their 39 ． It is common for some students to 40 two or more hours each day on 41 transportation． After junior high school, students attend schools based 42 standardized high school entrance examination scores． As a result, some students travel a great distance to 43 　the school． The school day begins at 8:30, so students may leave home 44 6:30． While some students sleep or study during their long travel, public transportation also 45 a chance for socializing with peers （同龄人）． Students 46 to school are regulated by school policies． These policies may prohibit 47 activities in public — chewing gum, consuming snacks, 48 books while walking — anything that might reflect 49 on the reputation of the school． Each school has a unique 50 that makes its students easily identifiable to 51 ． School policies often require students to 52 　on buses and trains, 53 seats open for other passengers in order to show thoughtfulness towards others． In practice, 54 , students tend to relax 55 they move farther away from school．

36．A． but　　　　　 B． or　　　 　　 C． and　　　　 D． nor

37．A． cases　　　　 B． schools　　　 C． areas　　　　 D. countries

38．A． go　　　　　 B． have　　　　 C． take　　　　 D． get

39．A． homes　　　　 B． destinations　　 C． companies　　 D． classrooms

40．A． take　　　　　 B． cost　　　　　 C． spend　　　　 D． have

41．A． public　　　　 B． private　　　　 C． school　　　 D． government

42．A． in　　　　　 B． at　　　　　　 C． on　　　　　 D． to

43．A． go　　　　　 B． leave　　　　 C． attend　　　　 D． pass

44．A． as early as 　　 B． as late as　　　 C． as hurry as　　 D． as long as

45．A． gives　　　　 B． offers　　　　 C． sends　　　　 D． takes

46．A． on the way　　 B． in the way　　 C． by the way　　 D． at the way

47．A． sure　　　　　 B． certain　　　 C． special　　　 D． probable

48．A． carrying　　　 B． taking　　　 C． holding　　　 D． reading

49．A． worse　　　　 B． well　　　　 C． badly　　　　 D． truly

50．A． uniform　　　 B． hairstyle　　　 C． schoolbag　　 D． playground

51．A． the teachers　　 B． the students　 C． the public　　 D． the adults

52．A． silence　　　　 B． sit　　　　　 C． seat　　　　 D． stand

53．A． having　　　　 B． getting　　　　 C． putting　　　 D． leaving

54．A． however　　　 B． but　　　　　 C． even　　　　 D． still

55．A． which　　　 　B． as　　　　　　 C． that　　　　 D． so

Japanese high school students do not drive cars． Many of them either walk  36  ride bicycles if the distance is not too great． In other  37 , a lot of students have to  38   public buses and trains, often changing lines several times in order to reach their  39 ． It is common for some students to 40 two or more hours each day on  41  transportation． After junior high school, students attend schools based  42  standardized high school entrance examination scores． As a result, some students travel a great distance to  43   the school． The school day begins at 8:30, so students may leave home  44  6:30． While some students sleep or study during their long travel, public transportation also  45  a chance for socializing with peers （同龄人）． Students  46  to school are regulated by school policies． These policies may prohibit  47  activities in public — chewing gum, consuming snacks,  48  books while walking — anything that might reflect  49  on the reputation of the school． Each school has a unique  50  that makes its students easily identifiable to  51 ． School policies often require students to  52   on buses and trains,  53  seats open for other passengers in order to show thoughtfulness towards others． In practice, 54 , students tend to relax  55  they move farther away from school．

36．A． but           B． or            C． and          D． nor

37．A． cases         B． schools        C． areas           D． countries

38．A． go           B． have          C． take          D． get

39．A． homes        B． destinations    C． companies     D． classrooms

40．A． take          B． cost            C． spend          D． have

41．A． public          B． private        C． school          D． government

42．A． in            B． at            C． on           D． to

43．A． go            B． leave         C． attend          D． pass

44．A． as early as     B． as late as      C． as hurry as     D． as long as

45．A． gives         B． offers          C． sends         D． takes

46．A． on the way    B． in the way       C． by the way      D． at the way

47．A． sure          B． certain             C． special             D． probable

48．A． carrying           B． taking           C． holding           D． reading

49．A． worse            B． well             C． badly            D． truly

50．A． uniform        B． hairstyle         C． schoolbag        D． playground

51．A． the teachers                                    B． the students     C． the public   D． the adults

52．A． silence          B． sit                 C． seat             D． stand

53．A． having        B． getting            C． putting           D． leaving

54．A． however         B． but              C． even             D． still

55．A． which          B． as                                            C． that              D． so

阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息。请在答题卡上将对应题号的相应选项字母涂黑。

首先，请阅读以下六种社会群体的简介：

Future Foundation咨询公司对英国社会的生活方式进行了研究，发现了六种群体：

A. Transient 20s

The transient 20s are an emerging group who refuse to settle down. They regularly change jobs, and move from one area to another for adventure and travel. Driven by changes and new challenges, they reject job and home security. Areas like Manchester and Bright will see a flood of these 20-somethings over the next decade.

B. Urban Farmer

The urban farmer is a city-dweller but tries to re-create country life by growing his own organic vegetables in a garden. He may live in the busy suburbs and drive a sporty vehicle, but nothing better than a long walk.

C. Young Fogy

The young fogies are a generation of youthful Londoners who behave as if they were middle-aged. They are in their 20s, but they give up night clubs for radio programs, and trendy bars for traditional bars. They are also characterized by a love of real ale, good housekeeping and comfort-over-style clothes.

D. Brickies' Wags

These wags' (wives and girlfriends) spending power is growing. The tradesman's wife now uses his cash for designer clothes, Vogue and champagne, gold jewelry and expensive cars. This woman is most likely to be found within easy reach of central London, where her husband makes a fortune.

E. Virtual Villagers

This group of people has nothing to do with the popular online game Virtual Villagers. They are the people who are set to take advantage of major technological advances. Offices could be emptying out over the next 10 years as the number of Brits escaping to rural areas will triple because of the World Wide Web. Areas where countryside and motorways are in good supply will be key homes for these villagers.

F. The Unstoppable

The unstoppable are those people over 65 who still enjoy eating out, traveling, taking evening classes and generally having a good time.

阅读下面五个人的情况介绍，请与相应的社会群体匹配：

56. D. Gruber used to work with a foreign trade firm in central London for many years. He felt so tired physically and mentally that he was about to give his job up. Luckily, with the help of his wife, a computer programmer, he can continue his job at home by using the Internet. He enjoys the advantages technology has on his life.

57. Irene Ponbs has settled down in London after he graduated from college in 2003. Unlike his colleagues who spend most nights in a noisy place such as a club and a bar, he prefers to live a quiet life, listening to radio programs and doing housework.

58. J. Barnes had a hard time adapting himself to the retired life. Later, he found great happiness visiting different places before he was addicted to planting vegetables in his gardens. Now he is much healthier by eating such vegetables and taking a walk in the morning.

59. M. Neilson recently often quarrels with his girlfriend May. May is eager to marry and have a stable home. However, Neilson thinks it is foolish to stay in the same place and do the same job to support a family.

60. H. Wolf now is very grateful to her parents' decision. Otherwise, she would live in the countryside and struggle to make both ends meet with Jim. Now, she only needs to learn how to shop and dress herself up. Her parents chose Mr. Right for her, who could afford almost everything she dreamed of.

Before you leave for the airport

    Ensure that you have your passports (and any necessary visas), tickets and money in your hand luggage.

    If packing medicines, ensure that they are in their original packaging as this will avoid delays or prevent them from being taken away at customs.

    Do not wrap presents as they may have to be unwrapped by security staff or customs. 

    The Department of Health has devoted a section of their site to health advice for traveling abroad.

Getting to the airport

    Always allow plenty of time to reach the airport. You should arrive there 2 hours before the take-off for international flights and one hour before the take-off for domestic flights.

    If you are driving to the airport, ensure that you have booked airport parking in advance.

    If you are being driven by a friend who wants to see you off, ensure that he / she knows where the short stay parking is located.

    If taking a taxi, ensure that the firm you intend to use has taxis available at the time you wish to travel.

At the airport

    Be aware that increased security has considerably lengthened the time it takes to go through check in and security.

    Make sure you keep your baggage with you at all times and alert any member of airport staff to any unattended package.

    Never look after baggage belonging to other people or carry anything onto the aircraft for someone else.

    Keep a close eye on the display boards announcing which gate flights depart from.

In the air

    If on a long flight, move your feet around, or get up and walk around regularly if you can.

    Avoid dehydration (脱水) by drinking plenty of water or other non-alcoholic drinks.

    Don’t eat too heavily before or during a long flight as this will help to avoid indigestion and hypertension (高血压).

    To reduce jet lag (时差反应), have some extra sleep before the trip, get some sleep during the flight and try to make mealtimes the same as the time of meals at your destination.

Before leaving for the airport, you should NOT ______.

A. make sure that you have all the necessary things with you

B. ensure that any packed medicines are in their original packing

C. wrap presents up tightly for the safety

D. know some advice for traveling abroad from the website

You should ensure that you have booked the airport parking in advance if _______.

A. you are going on an international flights   B. you drive to the airport yourself

C. a friend drives you to the airport         D. you take a taxi to the airport

When waiting for your flight at the airport, you should pay the most attention to _______.

A. the display boards showing which gate the flight departs from

B. baggage belonging to other people

C. unattended package   D. the time it takes to go through check in and security

During the flight you should follow the following advice EXCEPT _______.

A. always to sit on a long flight    B. to drink enough water to avoid dehydration

C. not to eat too much so as to avoid indigestion and hypertension

D. to make mealtimes the same as the time of meals at your destination

Before you leave for the airport

Ensure that you have your passports (and any necessary visas), tickets and money in your hand luggage.

If packing medicines, ensure that they are in their original packaging as this will avoid delays or prevent them from being taken away at customs.

Do not wrap presents as they may have to be unwrapped by security staff or customs. 

The Department of Health has devoted a section of their site to health advice for traveling abroad.

Getting to the airport

Always allow plenty of time to reach the airport. You should arrive there 2 hours before the take-off for international flights and one hour before the take-off for domestic flights.

If you are driving to the airport, ensure that you have booked airport parking in advance.

If you are being driven by a friend who wants to see you off, ensure that he / she knows where the short stay parking is located.

If taking a taxi, ensure that the firm you intend to use has taxis available at the time you wish to travel.

At the airport

Be aware that increased security has considerably lengthened the time it takes to go through check in and security.

Make sure you keep your baggage with you at all times and alert any member of airport staff to any unattended package.

Never look after baggage belonging to other people or carry anything onto the aircraft for someone else.

Keep a close eye on the display boards announcing which gate flights depart from.

In the air

If on a long flight, move your feet around, or get up and walk around regularly if you can.

Avoid dehydration (脱水) by drinking plenty of water or other non-alcoholic drinks.

Don’t eat too heavily before or during a long flight as this will help to avoid indigestion and hypertension (高血压).

To reduce jet lag (时差反应), have some extra sleep before the trip, get some sleep during the flight and try to make mealtimes the same as the time of meals at your destination.

65. Before leaving for the airport, you should NOT ______.

A. make sure that you have all the necessary things with you

B. ensure that any packed medicines are in their original packing

C. wrap presents up tightly for the safety

D. know some advice for traveling abroad from the website

66. You should ensure that you have booked the airport parking in advance if _______.

A. you are going on an international flights   B. you drive to the airport yourself

C. a friend drives you to the airport         D. you take a taxi to the airport

67. When waiting for your flight at the airport, you should pay the most attention to _______.

A. the display boards showing which gate the flight departs from

B. baggage belonging to other people

C. unattended package  

D. the time it takes to go through check in and security

68. During the flight you should follow the following advice EXCEPT _______.

A. always to sit on a long flight    B. to drink enough water to avoid dehydration

C. not to eat too much so as to avoid indigestion and hypertension

D. to make mealtimes the same as the time of meals at your destination