15．As a students，we should study hard．
Yes，           we study，                results we'll get（　　）

	A．	The hard；the good		B．	The harder；the best
	C．	The harder；the better

14．Please give me some              on how to learn English well（　�。�

A．

plan

B．

information

C．

advice

13．--What do you think of Lucy？
--She is           honest girl（　�。�

A．

an

B．

a

C．

the

12．There are almost 300tourists in the museum．It's too crowded!（　�。�

A．

more than

B．

less than

C．

nearly

D．

over

11．The game is fun!Would you like to join in？（　�。�

A．

Would，fell like

B．

Do，want

C．

Do，feel like

D．

Would，rather

10．You could find true love everywhere in the world．（　　）

A．

A．here

B．

here and there

C．

there

D．

every places

9．Be quick!It's a quarter past seven．（　�。�

A．

fifty minutes

B．

thirty minutes

C．

five minutes

D．

fifteen minutes

8．I'm certain you'll try your best to do well in the exam．（　�。�

A．

sure

B．

unsure

C．

known

D．

unknown

7．One day when I was working as a psychologist at a children's hospital，a boy named David showed up in the waiting room．I showed him into my office．"Please sit down，"I said．
David's grandparents had died and his mother had been killed in a car accident．At that time he was 14 and an orphan（孤兒）．
The first two times we met，David didn't say a word．"Come back next week，if you like，"I said．After that we played chess every week-in silence．
Usually，he arrived early and took the chessboard out．It seemed as if he enjoyed being with me．But why did he never look at me？，"Perhaps he simply needs someone to share his pain with，"I thought
Some months later，I sat and watched David quietly across the chessboard．Suddenly，he looked up at me．"It's your turn，"he said．
After that day，David started talking．He made friends in school and joined a bicycle club．He wrote to me later from his university．
I learned from David how time makes it possible to overcome （戰(zhàn)勝）almost anything．David showed me how one can reach out to another．
84．What was the writer's job？A
A．A doctor．
B．A nurse．
C．A psychologist．
D．A teacher．
85．What did David do at the first two meetings？A
A．He kept silent and didn't say anything．
B．He began to talk with the writer．
C．He played chess happily with the writer．
D．He began to smile at the writer．
86．Which of the following is NOT the change that happened to David？D
A．He began to talk and make friends with others．
B．He joined a bicycle club．
C．He entered a university．
D．He began to listen to others．
87．What did the writer learn from David？B
A．It is necessary for us to make friends．
B．Patience makes it possible to overcome almost anything．
C．We should show more care and love for lonely children．
D．We need to share pain and happiness with our friends．
88．Which one is TRUE according to the passage？C
A．When they met for the first time，the writer played chess with David．
B．David's parents died in a car accident and he stopped talking for a few months．
C．After playing chess silently with the writer for some months，David finally started talking．
D．At last，David became a psychologist at a hospital，too．

6．A young man was called up for army service （參軍服役），so he had a medical examination．（61）B   He said to the young man，"Take your coat and shirt off，loosen （松開） your belt and sit on that chair．"
After the young man heard this，（62）A．The doctor looked at him for a moment．But the doctor didn't  get up from his chair arid then said，"OK．Put on your clothes again．"The young man felt very puzzled （迷惑）and said，"（63 ）D！"
"It is unnecessary，"the doctor said gently．"When I told you to take off your coat and shirt，you heard me all right，so you aren't deaf．（64 ）C，so your eyesight is good enough for the army．You tried to take your clothes off and to sit on the chair，so your body must be healthy，and you understood what I told you to do and did it without a mistake，so you must have enough intelligence（智商）for the army．"
根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，將A-D填入61-64小題，然后完成第65小題．

A．he took off his coat and shirt quickly and loosened his belt and then sat down B．The doctor was sitting at a desk when he went in C．You saw the chair I pointed to D．you haven't examined me at all

65．What do you think of the doctor？A
A．Clever and humorous．
B．Rude but
C．Silly and deaf．
D．Foolish and rude．