【正文】 urist attraction that millions of people e here from all over the world every year. A. so a wellknown B. such a wellknown C. such wellknown a D. a so wellknown 29. ________, you first need to win yourself. A. Being a winner B. To be a winner C. Be a winner D. Having been a winner 30. His name was referred to in ______ with the invention. A. connection B. line C. love D. charge 31. When I went home after work, I found my house ______, but nothing had been _____. A. breaking into。 stolen 32. Having got up late, I hurried on my way to school this morning ______ reach the classroom on time. A. so as to B. as not to C. in order thatD. as a result 33. All these gifts must be mailed immediately _____ late for the festival. A. not in order to be B. in order to be not C. so as not to be D. so as to be not 34. In the mother’s eyes, everything related to her child needs _____ carefully. A. to be dealt with B. dealt with C. being dealt with D. having dealt with 35. — Shall we meet at three in the afternoon? — ____________ See you then. A. Absolutely! B. That’s right. C. It’s funny. D. I couldn’t agree more. 第二節(jié) 完形填空 (共 20 小題 。 A 難度 :★ Charlotte Mason is a writer and educator. Her work has had an important effect on the modern home schooling movement. Born in 1842, she lived in a time when it was popular to get family teachers to educate children. Charlotte’s parents preferred to do this the mselves. Charlotte spent a lot of time reading at home with her parents. Unfortunately, her parents died one after the other within a year when she was only sixteen. The next few years was hard for Charlotte and she nearly died. What kept her going was her dream to bee a teacher. She taught a bit after attending college. However, her health was never good, so she was forced to retire after teaching at a college. Then she began to write. Her first book, Home Education, was published in 1886 and was very well received. Not long after that, she opened a school to train family teachers using her method. The Charlotte Mason Method was a great different from the educational thought in her times. She suggested short lessons, the reading of good books, daily walks and the training of a child to develop good habits, such as listening carefully, being kind to others, etc. In a time when children’s ideas were seldom heard, Charlotte not only heard them, but also encouraged them to speak more. Charlotte Mason taught three mottos (格言 ), one to children — I am. I can. I ought. I will.。請你根據(jù) 以下提示給他寫一封回信。 寫作 (One possible version) Dear Tom, I agree with you that you should advise your father to give up smoking. First, smoking can cause lots of damage to people’s health. Studies show that smoking can lead to heart disease and even lung cancer. Second, smoking is also harmful to people around the smoker who don’t smoke themselves and the effect is even greater on them. Sometimes smoking causes fires and damages to our houses and other things, too. What’s more, smoking is a waste of money. Smoking can cost a great deal of money . Just have a talk with your father. I think he will understand. Yours, Li Hua 聽力原文 Text1 M: I have finished my English revision. But I’ve still got a lot to do. I haven’t finished revising my history yet. W: Neither have I. Let’ s study together. Text2 M: It took us eight hours to drive. We nearly didn’t make it to the party. W: At least you arrived safely, even if you arrived at 11:00 am. Text3 W: Did you hear about Lily? Her deskmate fot to return the ruler to her and now she’s angry. M: But don’t you feel sorry for her deskmate? Lily always looks down on him. Text4 M: Buses and taxis are boring. I suggest that we take the train to New York since we have never been on one. W: That’s a sound id ea. Text5 M: We heard that this whole place is going to be torn down to make way for new office buildings. W: That’s the worst news I’ve heard all week! Text6 M: Can I speak to Ms. Coleen, please? W: Yes, speaking. May I ask who’s cal ling? M: This is Spencer, calling from the Natural Health Store. The oil and tea you ordered have arrived. W: Oh, wonderful! I’ll pick them up sometime this weekend. You are open at the weekend, aren’t you? M: Yes, we’re open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the weekend. W: Then, I’ll e by sometime on Saturday morning. Text7 M: Good morning, Madam. What can I do for you? W: Oh, Doctor. There is something wrong with my son. M: What is it? W: Doctor, my son Tom seems to be having trouble sleeping at night. He stays up until 3 or 4 in the morning. M: Does your son have a lot of work to do? W: Not really. He has the same amount of work as the other students. But the problem with him is that he often sleeps at school. M: Why don’t you suggest that he listen to some music before bedtime? Besides this, he can cut down on television at night. Watching TV at night is bad for the health. W: I’ll try that. Thanks, Doctor. M: That is OK. Text8 W: Hello, Harry. M: Hi. Teresa. W: My cousin, Daisy, is very excited these days. She is so happy that all her family members have bee very happy, too. I guess things are going very well for her. M: As a matter of fact, I am very happy, too. W: That’s good. How are things betw