Jane: Do you like sport?

Peter: （1） I am a super sport fan.

Jane: Which is you favorite sport then?

Peter: Almost all ball games such as basketball.

Jane: I'm too lazy to go out to stretch my arms. In fact, （2）

Peter: Strong physical activities are not so suitable for the girl. You can try something gentle.

Jane: （3） Can you introduce some sport for me?

Peter: （4） You can try jogging or yoga. These maybe suitable for you.

Jane: I can't wait to workout.

Peter: Let's make sport an essential part of our life! Let's go.

A.No problem.

B.It sounds not very bad.

C.Certainly!

D.I hate strong physical activities.

Waiter: Here's some coffee.

Guest: （1）Er...Is there any sugar?

Waiter: Sugar...yes, of course...Here you are.

Guest: Thanks...Er...

Waiter: （2）

Guest: Er...Are there any chocolate biscuits?

Waiter: No, there aren't.

Guest:（3）

A.What's the matter now?

B.Oh, fantastic...

C.I am sorry.

D.Oh...

Lily: Hi, Jim. You don't look well.

Jim: （1） I think it's a bad cold.

Lily: It seems you're not used to the southern climate.

Jim: （2）

 Lily: You may have been too busy lately.

 Jim: Yes, I need to apply fora holiday.

Lily: （3）You have already finished your task anyway. Jim: Yes. I'll come back feeling

refreshed.

A.You should take a break.

B.No, not really.

C.I do feel ill.

D.Marvelous.

Passage One

It was classic night. The noisy Mexico City gradually calmed down. The main stadium of Olympic track and field competition was enveloped in the darkness.

A.He was a Marathon runner

B.He received the prize after the competition

C.He wanted to be a goalkeeper

D.He lost his consciousness when he finished running

A.Because he wanted the cheer from the audience

B.Because his country required him to do so

C.Because he didn't want to let his country people down

D.Because he was afraid of the watching of his motherland from behind

A.“get score in the competition”

B.“begin the competition”

C.“leave a mark in the competition”

D.“make achievement in the competition”

A.Kowari fell down in the course of running

B.Kowari had a rest in the course of running

C.When Kowari finished running, all the audience had left the stadium

D.When Kowari finished running, he was bleeding

A.Running to the goal

B.The slowest running

C.A way to success

D.The most famous marathon winners

Passage Two

A letter written by Charles Darwin in 1875 has been returned to the Smithsonian Institution Archives（档案馆） by the FBI after being stolen twice.

A.It was recovered by the FBI

B.It was stolen more than once

C.It was put in the archives for research purposes

D.It was purchased by the Smithsonian Archives

A.They proved its authenticity

B.They kept it in a special safe

C.They arrested the suspect immediately

D.They pressed criminal charges in vain

A.The evolution of Yellowstone National Park

B.His cooperation with an American geologist

C.Some geological evidence supporting his theory

D.His acknowledgement of help from a professional

A.Reserve it for research purposes only

B.Turn it into an object of high interest

C.Keep it a permanent secret

D.Make it available online

A.Growing interest in rare art objects

B.Radical changes in archiving practices

C.Recovery of various missing documents

D.Increases in the value of museum exhibits