1．                      2．              

3．                        4．              

    1．tidy（反義詞）                           2．high（名詞）               

    3．particular（副詞）                        4．dead（名詞）               

    5．bleed（過(guò)去式）                         6．obviously（比較級(jí)）         

    7．enemy（復(fù)數(shù)）                           8．heavy（副詞）              

    9．serve（名詞）                            10．wed（名詞）               

break into，be guilty of，be charged with，offer a reward of，something suspicious，be interested in，take place，between．．．a(chǎn)nd，as a result，more than

    1．The thief              her home and took away many valuable things last night．

    2．Did you find            in this room?

    3．Jack          reading detective novels．

    4．That young man             computer crimes in the past．

    5．The murder            on 5 May，2005．

    6．          8           10 last night．he was watching TV in his room．

    7．           ，he got the job and was well-paid．

    8．           100 hundred people were killed in the fire．

    9．The poor old man           murder．

    10．The rich man           $20，000 to thank Simon for his good behavior．

（  ）1．John saw some people       into the house       a cold winter night．

        A．break：in        B．break；on           C．broke；in       D．broke；on

（  ）2．I’ll take a camel（駱駝）with me．       animal can be a good friend．

        A．A                 B．An                      C．The               D．／

    （  ）3．一May I speak to Ann，please?

            ―I’m afraid she isn’t in．Would you like to       a message?

        A．take             B．leave                   C．write              D．tell

（  ）4．一Have you been to the cinema?  一No．but I        ．

        A．didn’t          B．a(chǎn)m going to         C．haven’t           D．a(chǎn)m not going to

（  ）5．一        ?

―I’d like to see the new computer．

A．What can I do for you         B．What do you want

        C．How do you do                     D．How do you like the new computer

（  ）6．一Will you please       us a story，Miss White?

          一OK．Shall I       it in English or in Chinese?

       A．tell；speak        B．talk；speak             C．tell；say         D．talk；say

（  ）7．I really want to know        ．

       A．the village looks like what       B．what does the village look like

       C．what the village look like               D．what the village looks like

（  ）8．My mother told me she        ．

       A．has cooked a nice meal

       B．will go to see the doctor

       C．can write a letter

       D．had telephoned my teacher

（  ）9．We are learning computer at the moment．What does the underlined part mean?

       A．now                 B．for a while              C．from now on   D．here

（  ）10．He walked out of the room，leaving his son       by himself．

        A．crying             B．played          C．read                D．eats

（  ）11．I don’t know        ．

        A．what time it is                    B．what day is it

        C．what’s her age                             D．what’s that

    （  ）12．一Could you tell me       ?

           ―Because l want to help the people there．

        A．why do you go to Tibet        B．why did you go top Tibet

        C．why are you going to Tibet    D．why you are going to Tibet

（  ）13．We should think about        to protect them．

        A．what can we do                         B．what can do

        C．what we can do                     D．that we can do

（  ）14．More than l60，000 people      of tsunami（海嘯）on December 26，2004．

        A．has died          B．was dying               C．died               D．was dead

（  ）15．I thought he       to see his mother if he      time．

        A．will go；has                      B．will go；will have

        C．would go；would have        D．would go；had

五、完形填空。（10分）

    One night．a(chǎn) thief broke into an old man’s house．He  1  a noise and woke up the old man    and his wife．The husband told his  2  to be silent，while he said loudly，“My dear，these days   thieves are  3  ．If they take  4  their clothes and put them on the table，the people in the room will fall asleep and  5  wake up．”

    When the thief  6  this．he took off his clothes  7  and was ready to set out to work．At    this  8  ．the husband suddenly shouted in a loud voice．“Stop thief! Stop thief!”The thief was   very frightened．He ran  9  as fast as he could and  10  his clothes on the table．

    （    ）1．A．make            B．made           C．makes             D．making

    （    ）2．A．son               B．friend           C．wife                      D．daughter

    （    ）3．A．cleverer          B．more           C．faster              D．stronger

    （    ）4．A．on                B．in                 C．off                 D．from

    （    ）5．A．couldn’t          B．can’t           C．may not          D．mustn’t

    （    ）6．A．1istened          B．heard           C．hear                D．1isten to

    （    ）7．A．once             B．then             C．a(chǎn)t once            D．now

    （    ）8．A．moment          B．hour             C．minute            D．quarter

    （    ）9．A．out               B．a(chǎn)way           C．off                 D．a(chǎn)fter

    （  ）1．Peter lived with his        ．

       A．sisters           B．brothers               C．uncles             D．parents

    （  ）2．One night he found that        beside the stove was burning．

       A．the table            B．the wood             C．the door          D．the window

    （  ）3．    ，so he could not put out the fire．

       A．Everybody was asleep                  B．He couldn’t shout loudly

       C．The kitchen was very big                D．There was no water tap in the house

（  ）4．Peter knocked on the doors of many houses       ．

       A．to wake the people up                         B．to get some water

       C．to find his classmates                     D．to visit them

（  ）5．        hurt in the fire．

       A．People in other houses were         B．Peter's parents were

       C．Nobody was                                  D．Peter was

（B）

    Ever seen a British judge or barrister（大律師）wearing funny clothes? It is tradition for them to wear a gown（長(zhǎng)袍）and a wig（假發(fā)）．This tradition is hundreds of years old．

    The wig is a very important part of the costume．King Louis XIII of France made wigs popular in 1624．He went bald when he was very young so he started to wear one．He started a fashion for wearing wigs that would last for over 100 years! By l680 most judges and barristers wore wigs in court．The bigger the wig，the better! 

    Today a very important person is sometimes called a“bigwig”．The wigs were made with human hair．Now the wigs are made of horsehair．They are kept in a special box when they are not being worn．They are expensive to buy but they last a very long time．

    Young barristers wear a black gown，made of cotton and a small wig．When they get older they wear a gown made of silk．

    Judges also wear wigs but the colour of their gown is sometimes red．

    Barristers and judges are trying to change the law so that they don’t have to wear wigs any longer．They say they are too uncomfortable．So far，the British Government has not changed the law．The British people still like to see traditional clothes in the courtroom．It can’t be much fun for the judges and barristers on hot summer days!

    根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容填空（每空一詞）

    1．The      of a British judge wearing a wig started from King Louis XIII of       ，who went        at a young age and started the        of wearing a wig that would last for over 100 years．

    2．Today a very      person is called a“bigwig”．The wigs were made with human hair．Now the wigs are made of        ．They are       to buy but can       a long time．

3．Although gowns and wigs are         for judges and barristers，the British Government   hasn’t changed the law so far．