【正文】 19. Mary39。s _______ of love for her children was touching. A. occupation B. job C. profession D. career20. I39。m _______ people going out and enjoying themselves so long as they don39。t disturb others. A. in favor of B. favor of C. on favor of D. favor21. What he said is _______ true.A. in a sense B. in all senses C. in his sense D. out of his sense22. Many Western literary works _______ in Greek mythology.A. originated B. born C. traced D. arise23. She39。ll _______ penniless if she carries on spending like that.A. live up B. end up C. make up D. turn up24. The disease was discovered in an early _______.A. pattern B. phase C. phrase D. form25. The pany39。s decision is very much dependent on the _______ received from abroad.A. effect B. remark C. volume D. feedback26. The performance of this reasonably priced record player is _______in quality to that of some more expensive hifi(高保真）sets.A. parable B. parative C. petitive D. creative27. The girl studied very hard to prepare for the final exams. As a result, she passed the exams ________her health.A. at the expense of B. in the light of C. according to D. under the help of28. You can buy a cup of _______ coffee and get a free newspaper at that store..A. quick B. fast C. immediate D. instant29. They _______ him of taking bribes.A. imposed B. charged C. accused D. blamed30. Their acting in the play was acceptable, _______ their youth and inexperience.A. given B. giving C. gives D. gaveIII. Reading Comprehension (2’15 =30’)Directions: After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions. For each question there are 4 choices marked A, B, C and D. You should make the correct choice.Task 1 Once Arthur Doyle came to Paris. He took a cab at the railway station and went to the hotel. When he paid for the cab, the cabman said to him, “Thank you, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle!” The writer was surprised and asked the cabman, “How do you know my name? I see you for the first time in my life.” “You see sir, it is like this,” answered the cabman. “Several days ago I read in the newspapers about your arrival in Paris from the South。 the hat and umbrella in your hands told me that you were an Englishman. That’s why when I saw you I said to myself, ‘This must be Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.’” “Clever work, very clever work,” said the writer. “You analyzed correctly from the few facts you had.” He very much enjoyed the cleverness of the cabman. As you know, the hero of his books, Sherlock Holmes, can solve the most difficult problems by analyzing the smallest details. So Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself had an analytic mind. Then he heard the cabman continue saying, “And there is another fact which helped me too, sir.” “What’s that?” asked the writer. “Your name is written on your suitcase.” 31. This funny story happened _______. A. to an English cabmanB. to a French writer C. to a famous English writerD. to a detective called Sherlock Holmes 32. The cabman thought the person was an Englishman because ________. A. the cabman was familiar with the writer B. the cabman had seen him somewhere in Paris C. the cabman had seen his picture in the newspapers D. the writer had a hat and an umbrella in his hands 33. Arthur Conan Doyle came _______. A. to solve a difficult problemB. to Paris C. to visit his friendsD. to the South of England 34. Sherlock Holmes was ________. A. a hero in the warB. Arthur Conan Doyle’s friend C. the famous detective in EnglandD. a character in the writer’s novel 35. The cabman knew the writer ________. A. because he saw the writer’s name on his suitcase B. according to the hat and the umbrella C. according to what had been said about the writer in the newspapers D. all of the aboveTask 2 We are all called upon to make a speech at some point in life, but most of us don39。t do a very good job. This article gives some suggestions on how to give an effective speech. So, you have to give a speech—and you39。re terrified. You get nervous, you forget what you want to say, you stumble over words, you talk too long, and you bore your audience. Later you think, Thank goodness, it39。s over. I39。m just not good at public speak