【正文】 he base camp． I don39。t like leaving you here alone， Pete Demas said． I39。ll be（ 42） ， Byrd replied． He was looking forward to the challenge of spending the winter at the base camp． He would be recording the weather． There was plenty of food and fuel （燃料） in the tiny house． He felt sure（ 43） would go wrong． But something did go wrong． Byrd was burning the fuel for（ 44） ． But the fumes （有毒氣體） were not leaving the house． Slowly he was being poisoned（中毒）． On May 31 he broke down． 第 6 頁（共 42 頁） When he came to， he made himself into his sleeping bag． Three days later he（ 45） it was a Sunday． The men would be（ 46） his radio message． Byrd moved hard out of bed and （ 47） the call． He didn39。t want the men to know how （ 48） he was． It was too dangerous for them to e to save him． By will﹣ power alone， Byrd managed to stay alive． He was so（ 49） that he could hardly walk． But he forced himself to do the basics． He（ 50） food and made myself eat． He took（ 51） of weather and sent radio messages． But by late June， the men（ 52） that something was wrong． Most of the time，Byrd39。s messages made no sense． On August 11Demas and two others reached the base camp． They（ 53） recognized （認(rèn)出） Byrd． He was very thin and looked terrible． Byrd（ 54） them and then fell to the ground． The men had arrived in time． After two months of care， Byrd39。s good（ 55） returned． He and his men worked together again． 41． A． regret B． leave C． agree D． stay 42． A． free B． fine C． lonely D． nervous 43． A． something B． everything C． anything D． nothing 44． A． heat B． light C． safety D． food 45． A． hoped B． imagined C． learnt D． realized 46． A． expecting B． sending C． leaving D． testing 47． A． returned B． made C． took D． missed 48． A． brave B． sorry C． sick D． calm 49． A． hungry B． weak C． tired D． cold 50． A． cooked B． served C． tasted D． stored 51． A． photos B． notes C． reports D． lessons 52． A． heard B． plai ned C． guessed D． discovered 53． A． never B． even C． hardly D． almost 第 7 頁（共 42 頁） 54． A． greeted B． sto pped C． thanked D． visited 55． A． luck B． memory C． dream D． health 四、閱讀理解（滿分 30 分） 56 ． 56． We may get the advertisement above ? A． on television B． in kid39。s39。cartoons C． in the Go Wild newspaper D． in Primary times 57． In the material， Peckishon the bag most probably refers to ． A． a garden bird food B． a kind of bird C． a bird program D． a bird website 第 8 頁（共 42 頁） 58． The activities have something to do with ． A． a free tour of Bird World B． a fab family prize C． tickets to the Westland D． fun﹣ filled schooling 59． The advertisement offers information mainly to ． A． teachers B． small kids C． parents D． gardeners 60． From the material． we can learn that ． A． the kids have to feed the birds in the Westland B． the activities last from October 25 to November 2 C． the kids are not allowed to tum on their screens in October D． a free child39。s tour of St James39。Park is not included in the prize． 61． One morning while Officer Vogel was on his coffee break in a restaurant， a man ran in a yelled． Officer!A little kid is driving a car down the street! He ran out at once and saw a car going slowly﹣﹣ about 25 miles an hour﹣﹣ but it was going very straight． He jumped into his police car and followed it． When the car was stopped， Officer Vogel looked inside． The driver was a little boy． His name was Rocco Morabiro and was 5． In the back seat was his two﹣ year﹣ old sister． Both children wen crying． I want my mummy!the boy cried． But she can39。t get here． I have the car． Then he had an idea． Just a minute． He told Officer Vogel． I can drive． I39。ll go to get her． No!Officer Vogel said． You stay with me!Then he drove them to the police station and he called their mother． They had many questions for Rocco． The first question was： Where did you get the car keys？ Rocco said． From the top of the refrigerator． At seven that morning Rocoo39。s father was work and his mother was sleeping， Rocco saw the keys on top of the 第 9 頁（共 42 頁） refrigerator． He climbed on a chair， and took the keys． Rocco got into the car and started the engine （引擎）． When Rocco39。s sister heard the engine she ran to the car and cried． She wanted to go with him． It was 7a． m． ﹣﹣﹣ rush hour﹣﹣﹣ so there was much traffic． Rocco drove one mile in heavy traffic． Then Officer Vogel stopped him． Newspapers and TV stations heard about Rocco， and a lot of reporters went to his house． A reporter asked Rocco， What do you want lo be when you grow up？ A truck driver， he said， smiling． 61． Rocco39。s car was not going straight because of ． A． the heavy traffic B． his little sister C． his driving skills D． officer Vogel 62． The little sister39。s going with Rocco showed that ． A． she was afraid the would have no one to play with B． she didn39。t want to wake her mother up C． she wanted to look for her father D． she wanted to drive the car too 63． The officer asked Rocco to stay with him in order that ． A． other cars would go much faster B． he would drive them home C． Rocco would not cause any accident D． Rocco39。s sister would not feel alone 64． Rocco and his sister were taken to the police station to ． A． have a good breakfast B． Iearn some traffic rules C． answer the policeman39。s questions D． wail for their mother and deal with the matter 第 10 頁（共 42 頁） 65． According to the reporters． Rocco39。s driving was ． A． unbelievable B． disappointing C． reasonable D． dangerous． 66． The Silk Road is the name of different roads that long ago connected Europe，Africa and Asia． People reached these different places along these roads． Scientists believe people began