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1、1一、语言知识及应用（共两节，满分一、语言知识及应用（共两节，满分 45 分）分） 第一节第一节 完形填空（共完形填空（共 15 小题；每小题小题；每小题 2 分，满分分，满分 30 分）分） When I was in my early twenties, I moved away from my home state of Wisconsin to attend graduate school. I chose to go to the University Of Arizona in Tucson and 1 there. Upon landing in early June, I wa
2、s shocked by the lack of 2 and the burning desert heat. After less than two days in that 3 I called my parent to question whether I had made the 4 choice and to announce that I was 5 considering coming home. My father, in a calm and 6 voice, indicated that I always had a 7 . I could always come home
3、 and be welcome there. But in fact, we both 8 I wouldnt come home at the time. Needless to say, I chose to 9 . Many years have passed. My fathers words remain with me. Knowing that I can always 10 , Ive been able to 11 several challenging situations unemployment, divorce and even the 12 of my only s
4、on. I have also used these words in many cases where others need to know that someone cares and that they do have a choice. Whether 13 is earthly, spiritual, or some sense of calm, knowing that we can come home will be just enough to help us on our way. It 14 me, in a way, of the prodigal son（回头的浪子）
5、who found 15 and love upon returning home. While we dont have to be like him and hit bottom in life, it is good to know that we can wander and experience pains and sufferings in life but we still have a home where love, support and comfort exist.1.AflewBdroveCwalkedDcycled 2.AblueByellowCbrownDgreen
6、 3.AfamilyBrefugeCenvironmentDdesert 4.AnewBrightClastDdifficult 5.AnaturallyBfortunatelyCobviouslyDseriously 6.AgentleBweakCsupportiveDpleasant 7.AchoiceBdreamCfriendDrequest 8.ApretendedBexpectedCknewDforgot 9.AgraduateBregretCreturnDcontinue 10Awander outsideBhang aroundCcome homeDmove away 11Afa
7、ce up toBget away withCmake sure ofDlook out for 12AreturnBgrowthCarrivalDloss 13AhealthBmarriageCchurchDhome 14AinformsBremindsCwarnsDrids 15AcomfortBinterestCfoodDmoney第二节第二节 语法填空（共语法填空（共 10 小题；每小题小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分分，满分 15 分）分） It was 7 a.m. in Kyoto, and the taxi company had just called a second tim
8、e to say they couldn t find my house. Once again I spelt out directions even a blind person could follow. Only two hours remained until my flight left and 16 was an hour-and-a-half trip to the airport.Outside, heavy rains 17 (pour) down. My house was so far north in the city that buses pass only thr
9、ee times a day. The telephone rang again. “Terribly sorry,” began the man at the taxi company. Then I realized that the taxi company, 18 (flood) with calls, could only offer in-city runs. 19 (stand) in the wind-driven rain, I looked up and down the road. No taxi. Finally a white car appeared and pul
10、led to a stop. A young man threw open the door, waving for me to get in. Shaking 20 cold and anger, I climbed in.In the most polite Japanese, the man said he was called Mike, with 21 I had spoken three times that morning. He had left his office and raced here in his personal car. He apologized again
11、, 22 did not explain 23 a taxi would not pick me up.A few hours later, 24 the storm-delayed 727 took off, I opened the newspaper. On the second page my eyes caught 25 headline of a short article: “Taxi Strike Begins This Morning in Kyoto.”2二、阅读（共两节，满分二、阅读（共两节，满分 50 分）分） 第一节第一节 阅读理解阅读理解 （共（共 20 小题；每小
12、题小题；每小题 2 分，满分分，满分 40 分）分） A One of our favourite patients had been in and out of our small, rural hospital several times, and all of us had all grown quite attached to her and her husband. In spite of terminal cancer and resulting pain, she never failed to give us a smile or a hug. I admired their
13、expression of love. Daily, he brought her fresh fiowers and a smile, then sat by her bed as they held hands and talked quitely. When the pain was too much and she cried or became confused, he hugged her gently in his arms and whispered until she rested. Every night, before he left for home, he close
14、d the door so they could spend time alone together. Then wed find her sleeping peacefully with a smile on her lips. On the night, the day nurses just now informed us she had steadily taken a turn for the worse and wouldnt make it through the night. When I entered her room, she was aroused and smiled
15、 weakly, but her breathing was labored. Her husband sat beside her, smiling, too, and said, “My love is finally going to get her reward.” Tears came to my eyes, so I asked if they needed anything and left quickly. At about midnight she passed away with her husband still holding her hand. I consoled him, and with tears running down his cheeks he said, “May I please be alone with her for a smile?” I hugged him and closed the door behind me. I stood outside the room, blotting my tears and missing my friend
