【正文】 eer.” “A cup of beer? That’s a joke,” she replied, “and you were drunk last night. Where did you go?” “What makes you so sure I got drunk last night?” “Well,” she replied, “my first big clue(線索) was when I got up this morning, I found many BandAids(創(chuàng)可貼) on the mirror.”（ ） man didn39。t want to wake his wife because . A. he loved his wife very much B. he was afraid that he would be hurt C. he was afraid his wife would find him drunk D. his wife liked him doing so（ ） did the wife find her husband got drunk A. She was very clever. B. She found many BandAids on the mirror. C. She found some broken bottles. D. She knew her husband very well.（ ） underlined phrase “tied one on” may mean “ ”. A. 摔倒 B. 躺在地上 C. 受傷 D. 喝醉（ ）34..When did the man find himself hurt? A. When he took off his clothes to go to bed. B. When he fell down to the ground. C. At three o’clock in the morning. D. When his head and back were hurting.BThe Graham family of Kansas did something very unusual last year. Mr and Mrs Graham did not go to work, and their children did not go to school. Instead, Craig and Marlene Graham and their children, Courtney, 12, and Collier, 4, traveled together in a van(箱式車) and drove across America for a whole year.First, Craig and Marlene sold their business(生意). Craig had a fruit business, and Marlene owned a small newspaper. Then they sold their large house. Finally, Courtney said goodbye to her classmates, and their dream trip began. The Graham family started their trip on July 4. They visited big cities and small towns in all 50 states. They also visited the birthplaces of all the United States’ Presidents(總統(tǒng)). They wanted to visit many interesting places, parks, and zoos in the United States, but they also wanted to meet the American people. The Grahams had many wonderful experiences. Many people were very friendly and helpful to them. Some people invited the Graham family to stay in their homes with them.Every day, Marlene wrote reports about her family’s trip. She described the family’s daily experiences, where they went, and what they did. Courtney kept a journal of her life on the way. Marlene and Courtney put their writing on the Internet. Schoolchildren from all over the United States followed the Graham family’s trip by using puters at home and in school. Some children wrote letters to the Graham family. American newspapers carried stories about the Grahams, and people met the family on TV shows.At the end of the year, Craig said that they all had a wonderful trip. Courtney said that she missed her friends at school, but also enjoyed the trip very much. The Grahams traveled 54,944 miles. They returned home on the same date that they left: July 4. They plan to write a book about their travels to describe everything they learned about their country and the American people.（ ）35 To make their travel possible, the Grahams ___________. A. borrowed some money from their friends B. sold their business and large house C. received lots of money from the TV stations D. made money by writing reports to newspapers（ ）36. Which of the following is NOT true? A. The Grahams visited all the places in the US. B. The Grahams visited all the C. The Grahams went to all the fifty states of their country. D. The Grahams met many friendly people during their travel.（ ）37. American people could learn something about the Grahams’ trip with the help of _________. A. newspapers B. TV C. the Internet D. all of the above第二部分 非選擇題(共40分)CⅣ　任務(wù)型閱讀Today it is found that most middle school students pay little attention to ’s because they have no interest in may not be the fact.　 Theyoftensaytheyhaveothermoreimportantthingstodo.Whataretheseimportantthings?Exams!Theyusuallyspendovertenhoursadaystudyingforexams.Somanyofthemalmostbeebookworms.Inthesummerholidaystheycouldhardlydoanythingtheylike.Books①____themfromgoinginfor①____. ②因為來自父母和老師的壓力,他們不得不更加努力學(xué)習(xí). Asforthestudentsthemselves,theywanttogetgoodresultssothattheycangofurtherfortheirstudies.③Theydon’thavetoputalltheireffortintostudyingandgiveupallthesportsandhobbies.Infact,educationcannotgowithoutphysicalexercise,becauseaquickmindhardlygoesalongaweakbody. Allthestudentsshouldremember:Ifyoudon’thaveastrongbody,youcanneverachieveanything,3在①句的空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~使句意完整，上下文通順。________ _________3將②句譯成英文。 _______________________________________________________________將③句譯成中文_____________________________________________________________________4找出文中或?qū)懗鲎钅鼙磉_(dá)該短文主題的句子。 ___________________________________________________________DZhang Zhaojie, a 13yearold schoolboy in Xiamen enjoyed many snacks during Spring Festival. “I love chocolate and chips very much. They are high in sugar and fat. But I can’t help eating them,” Zhang said.Recently, an online list of favorite snacks in China became popular. It said that peanuts, walnuts and chocolate are good for our health, and jelly, potato chips and lollipops(棒棒糖) are “bad”. Almost every kid on the planet loves snacks, and they seldom care how healthy they are. Although some snacks like chocolate and candy are found everywhere, others are unique(獨(dú)特的) to a country or a culture.In Japan, Matcha(抹茶) is a kind of green tea powder. It’s mad