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1£®(2013¡¤ÎÞÎý¸ßÒ»µ÷ÑÐ)We were obliged to accept it as true in the ________ of other evidence.

A£®presence C£®lack

B£®absence D£®shortage

2£®The students competed________the honor of winning________each other________the school sports meet.

A£®for£»against£»in C£®against£»for£»at

B£®in£»with£»against D£®about£»in£»with

3£®¡ªHow soon will you send the book to me? ¡ªIt will be two days________you receive my book. A£®before C£®since

B£®that D£®when

4£®We feel________our duty to make our country a better place. A£®it C£®that

B£®this D£®one

5£®The new discovery of oil is of great ________ to the country's economy. A£®signature C£®significance

B£®significant D£®sign

6£®________it is you've found£¬you must give it back to the person it belongs to. A£®That C£®Whatever

B£®Because D£®However

7£®Some young people these days just________go out of their homes to contact the real world.

A£®mustn't C£®mightn't

B£®won't D£®shouldn't

8£®¡ªNo one was prepared for the teacher's questions. ¡ªWe________read the lesson yesterday evening. A£®must have C£®should have

B£®could have D£®might have

9£®When it was his turn to deliver his speech£¬______£¬he walked towards the microphone.

A£®nervously and embarrassingly B£®nervous and embarrassedly C£®nervously and embarrassing D£®nervous and embarrassed

10£®Studies show that people are more________to suffer from back problems if they always sit before computer screens for long hours.

A£®likely C£®probable

B£®possible D£®sure

11£®His humorous closing speech was a welcome addition to the ________ dull meeting.

A£®therefore C£®otherwise

B£®meanwhile D£®nevertheless

12£®(2013¡¤ÑïÖݸßÒ»Öʼì)________be sent to work there? A£®Who do you suggest

B£®Who do you suggest that should C£®Do you suggest who should D£®Do you suggest whom should

13£®________the 90th birthday of our party£¬we have held all kinds of activities. A£®In favor of C£®In honor of

B£®In case of D£®In terms of

14£®Jack almost fell off the cliff£¬but managed to______until help came. A£®keep on

B£®catch on

C£®count on D£®hang on

15£®(2013¡¤¸£½¨¸ß¿¼)________ basic first-aid techniques will help you respond quickly to emergencies.

A£®Known C£®Knowing

B£®Having known D£®Being known

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Jenna£¬a popular girl from Westwood Middle School£¬had graduated first in her class and was ready for new __16__ in high school.__17__£¬high school was different.In the first week£¬Jenna went to tryouts(Ñ¡°ÎÈü)for cheerleaders(À­À­¶Ó¶ÓÔ±)£®She was competing against very talented girls£¬and she knew it would be __18__ for her to be selected.Two hours later£¬the __19__ read a list of the girls for a second tryout.Her heart __20__ as the list ended without her name.Feeling __21__£¬she walked home carrying her schoolbag full of homework.

Arriving home£¬she started with math.She had always been a good math student£¬but now she was __22__.She moved on to English and history£¬and was __23__ to find that she didn't have any trouble with those subjects.Feeling better£¬she decided not to __24__ maths for the time being. The next day Jenna went to see Mrs.Biden about being on the school __25__.Mrs.Biden wasn't as __26__ as Jenna.¡°I'm sorry£¬but we have enough __27__ for the newspaper already.Come back next year and we'll talk then.¡±Jenna smiled __28__ and left.¡°Why is high school so __29__£¿¡±she sighed.

Later in __30__ class£¬Jenna devoted herself to figuring out the problems that had given her so much __31__.By the end of class£¬she understood how to get them right.As she gathered her books£¬Jenna decided she'd continue to try to __32__ at her new school.She wasn't sure if she'd succeed£¬but she knew she had to __33__.High school was just as her mom had said£º¡°You will feel like a small fish in a big pond __34__ a big fish in a small pond.The challenge is to become the __35__ fish you can be.¡±

16£®A.processes C£®challenges

B£®decision D£®exercises

17£®A.Therefore C£®Otherwise 18£®A.difficult C£®boring 19£®A.editor C£®candidate 20£®A.jumped C£®stopped 21£®A.strange C£®awful 22£®A.struggling C£®working 23£®A.ashamed C£®shocked 24£®A.put up C£®worry about 25£®A.committee C£®radio 26£®A.enthusiastic C£®sympathetic 27£®A.speakers C£®cheerleaders 28£®A.widely C£®excitedly 29£®A.similar C£®different 30£®A.physics C£®English 31£®A.pleasure C£®trouble

B£®However D£®Besides B£®easy D£®interesting B£®boss D£®judge B£®sank D£®raced B£®happy D£®lonely B£®improving D£®complaining B£®disappointed D£®relieved B£®prepare for D£®give up B£®newspaper D£®team B£®artistic D£®realistic B£®readers D£®writers B£®weakly D£®brightly B£®ordinary D£®familiar B£®history D£®math B£®hope D£®sorrow