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1、Section Integrating Skills姓名：_测试时间：45 分钟本卷总分：50 分 自评或老师评分：_基础训练.依据句意及提示，写出所缺单词的正确形式1 If you have any _(明确的)news of my friend,please let me know.2.It is illegal to read peoples private letters without_(permit)3 The cake was a delicious _(create)of sponge,cream and fruit.4.Now that you are a college s

2、tudent,you should learn to be_(independence)ofyour parents help.5 Because his trousers were too long so he(short)_it by an inch.6.His lack of education was a _(不利条件)when he looked for a job.答案：1 definite2.permission3.creation4 independent5.shortened6.disadvantage.用适合的介、副词填空1 If you concentrate _ the

3、 study of English,you will master the language.2 Find a job and end your dependence _ your parents.3.From then _ I did a lot of homework that my teacher gave me and read Englishstories.4.He is a good leader in deed as _ as in name.5 He pointed _ some mistakes in my homework.6.The boss wants his empl

4、oyees to have access _ health care when they need it.答案：1 on2.on3.on4.well5.out6.to语篇提能阅读理解AFewer young Americans have Internet access than their peers in the Czech Republic,Canada,Macao and Britain,a survey of 13 countries and areas around the world showed.Among 12 to 14 year olds,100 percent of Br

5、itish youth use the Internet,followed by Israel at98 percent,the Czech Republic and Macao at 96 percent and Canada at 95 percent,accordingto the World Internet report by the Center for the Digital Future.By contrast(比较),only 88 percent of Americans of the same age have access,followedby Hungary and

6、Singapore,where more than 7 in 10 young people use the Internet.Separately,a report by a software company showed mobile phones access to the Internetare burgeoning(急剧增加的)outsidetheUnitedStates,especially in Southeast Asia.For the report by the Center for the DigitalFuture,headed by Jeff Cole at theU

7、niversity of Southern California,researchers in 13 countries talked to more than 25,000people in Asia,Australia,North and South America and Europe.The Center report showed the United States falls behind in older groups,too.US Internetusage by those over 18 runs behind Sweden,New Zealand and Canada.R

8、ecently,Kevin Martin,Chairman of the USFederal Communications Commissionunsuccessfully proposed(建议)a universal service fundto promote high-speed Internet access,similar to the_one for telephone services.The Center report,issued annually in theUnited States and for the first timeworldwide,said mobile

9、 phones are used for Internet access“by a very small percentage of users,with the exception of the United Kingdom.”As of June 30,2008,1.463 billion people used the Internet according to Internet WorldStats.During the 1990s,it was estimated that the Internet users grew by 100 percent per year.The Uni

10、ted States accounts 220.1 million users of Internet,which take 15 percent ofall users.The population of the United States is 305 million,which takes 3 percent of the world.1.What do we know from the provided data?A The British youth like to use the Internet most in the surveyed countries.BAmerican y

11、outh often watch TV in their spare time.CChinese youth fall behind Singapore in using the Internet.D.The youth of Macao are ranked fourth in the survey.2.What does“the onein”the seventh paragraph refer to?A.The users.B.The Internet.C.The fund.D.The report.3.What can be known about Kevin Martins univ

12、ersal service fund?A.It is used to support the learning of American youth.B.The youth can use it to purchase the goods they like.C.It will encourage people to make use of the Internet.D.This kind of proposal is put forward for the first time.4 Which of the following about the Internet development du

13、ring the 1990s is right?A.The number of the Internet users was increasing rapidly.B.American Internet users were the most at thattime.C.It presented the great development of the worlds economy.D.The government did much to promote the development of the Internet.答案：本文是一篇说明文。一项针对全世界13 个国家和地域的网络使用率检查显示

14、，与捷克共和国、加拿大、澳门和英国对比，美国年青人的互联网使用率较低。1 分析：由第二段中的“Among 12 to 14 year olds,100 percent of British youth use theInternet”可知，在检查的国家中，英国12 岁至 14 岁青少年的互联网使用率最高。由此可知答案为 A。答案：A2 分析：由第七段内容可知，美国联邦通信委员会主席Kevin Martin 建议建立一项全可是没有成功，球服务基金，以促使高速互联网的使用，近似于对电话服务建立的那项基金，所以 the one 指代前方出现的“fund”。所以可知答案为C。答案：C3 分析：由第七段

15、中的“to promote highspeed Internet access”可知，这个建议的目的是提升网速。由此能够推测出答案为C，这将会鼓舞人们使用网络。答案：C4分析：由倒数第二段第二句“During the 1990s，it was estimated that the Internet usersgrew by 100 percent per year”可知，据预计，在上世纪长一倍。由此可知答案为A。90 年月，全世界的网民数目每年增答案：ABMillions of hamburgers are eaten by people in every corner of the worl

16、d every day.Together withhot dogs and Coca-Cola，hamburgers have been the most important American contribution tointernational eating habits.The name“hamburger”nothinghas to do with ham.It is believed that the hamburger was firstbrought to the United States by Germans from the cityof Hamburg sometime

17、 in the 1850s.Thefirst known reference to hamburgers was in a newspaper in Washington State in 1889.From thenon，the hamburger became a kind of popular American fast food.Now young people in Asia，Europe and South America have learned to eat while on the move a hamburger in one hand and asoft drink in

18、 the other.There have been cries of anger from Italy and Spain about the shortening ofthe usual four-hour lunch break.Instead，young people have discovered a lunch for which theydont have to stop at all.However，there are clouds over the hamburgers world.People who concern(关怀)abouthealth dislike the h

19、igh animal fat in the hamburger.They think the time saved seems a high price topay for poor health.The packages in which hamburgers are usually served are causing seriouspollution problems in many large cities.Big hamburger companies are destroying large areas ofSouth American rainforest to produce

20、the cheap meat they need.So，will the hamburger celebrateits next century?5 In which way do hamburgers change peoples eating habits?A People can have their meals at any time of the day.BThey can be served in any restaurant.CPeople can have them with soft drinks.D Meal time can be greatly reduced.6 Th

21、e hamburger，as a kind of popular American fast food，_.A has a history of over one hundred yearsBwas brought to Europe in the 1850sCis usually eaten with the hot dogD is better served in Hamburg7 Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A Young people in Europe dont stop to buy hamburg

22、ers.BIt is suggested that hamburgers be eaten with both hands.CSome people in Europe dont like to reduce their lunch break.D Young people in many countries are learning how to eat in their cars.8 The writer doesnt believe that_.A packages for hamburgers are polluting many big citiesBhamburgers will

23、remain popular for the following 100 yearsCthe meat in hamburgers can cause health problemsD cattle raising leads to the destroying of rainforest答案：5 分析：概括总结题。D 项“用餐的时间大大减少了”反应出汉堡包改变了人们的饮食习惯。答案：D6 分析：事实细节题。文中提到汉堡包是19 世纪 50 年月传到美国的。可知，它有一百多年的历史了。答案：A7分析：概括判断题。文中“there have been cries of anger from.about the shortening ofthe usual four-hour lunch break”可知人们不肯缩短中餐时间，应选答案：C8分析：推理判断题。从文章最后一句可知，答案：BC。作者以为汉堡包在下个世纪不会受欢迎。