8. The computer ______ to play the first computer game was the size of a smallcar.A. useB. usedC. usingD. to use9. Samuel is a relatively normal little boy who enjoys _____bugs.A. look forB. to look forC. looked forD. looking for10. He didn’t go to school yesterday ______ he was ill.A. becauseB. yetC. althoughD. soⅡ词形变化（每题2分，共10分）11. education (n.)→______(adj.) 12. improve(v.)→______(n.)13.normal(adj.)→______(adv.) 14. operate(v.)→______(n.)15.relative(adj.)→______(adv.)Ⅲ将下列汉语词语译成英语。
每个单词的词性及首字母已给出。
请将完整的英语单词写在答题纸上（每题1分，共5分）16.外国人n. f________ 17.出版，公布v. p________18.改进，改善v. i________ 19.药物，毒品n. d________20.闲谈，畅谈v. c________21. The more he practiced basketball, the more he ________.22. He was ________ of receiving such an honor because he had saved the boyfrom drowning.23. ________ is more important than quantity for us at the moment.24. My wife and I will ________ guests to dinner this weekend.25. There are some special offers for those ________ travelers in our club.26. I felt ________ because some of the things in my desk drawers weremissing.27. We are ________ a qualified manager for our branch in Nanjing.28. Do the work ________ if you think it is too hard to accomplish within ashort time.29. The old doctor is good at treating patients with ________ illnesses.30. He was the only one who ________ the terrible car accident.V 英译汉（每题4分, 共20分）31. Many organizations got involved in this project.32. The businessman contributed to China’s economic development.33. She was not in tune with his moods.34. He announced that he had abstained from smoking for ten days.35. He wants to compete at the international level, but frankly speaking I don’tthink he’s up to it.VI 汉译英（每题3分，共15分）36. 我想要一台录音机，但我没钱买。
37. 他没有回答出我的问题。
（fail to）38. 现在太晚了，书店不营业。
（too…to）39. 这栋大楼明年年底竣工。
40. 有人看见他在教室里看书。
VII 阅读理解（每题2分，共20分）AMobile phones are an important tool for telecommunication, which helps busy business men keep in constant touch with their important business associates, but they may increase the risk of high blood pressure.According to a report published on the British medical magazine, the Lancet, a group of 10 German mobile-phone users found that when they turned on their phones, their blood pressure went up by 5 to10 millimeters of mercury. Exactly how mobile-phone use can lead to increase in bloodpressure is still unclear, but the researchers believe that electro-magnetic fields created by the mobile phones have much to do with rise in blood pressure. "Although the blood pressure increase found in the study is small, they may have very bad effects on the people who are already suffering from this disease," said Doctor S. Brawne, head of the research team.41. Which disease may mobile phone cause?A. Heart diseaseB. High blood pressureC. CancerD. SARS42. Mobile phones are an important tool for________.A. transportationB. telecommunicationC. businessD. curing of high blood pressure43. Which of the following sentences is not true?A. Today, people have known how mobile phone use can lead increase inblood pressure.B. Mobile phones can increase the risk of high blood pressure risesby 5 to 10 millimeters of mercury.C. every citizen living in area in questionD. Electro-magnetic fields may cause blood pressure more or less44. Why mobile phones are an important tool?A. Because it can cause high blood pressureB. Because it can help researchers carry out their work.C. Because it will make your blood pressure go up by 5 to 10 millimetersof mercuryD. Because it helps businessman keep in touch with their importantbusiness associates45. The small increase of blood pressure may have________on the peoplewho are already suffering from his diseaseA. no effectsB. very good effectsC. very bad effectsD. some effectsBToday technology is changing nearly every area of life. Some of the most fascinating inventions can be seen in the field of transportation.The Segway Human Transporter has only two wheels, but it somehow can stay upright by itself. To direct the Segway, the rider only needs to lean forward or backward slightly or turn the steering bar to the right or left. This unusual form of transportation is already being used by some police in New York, as well as by people just wanting a convenient form of city transportation.The solar car is pushing development of technology for future transportation. The American Solar Challenge is a competition that welcomes teams of university students from all over the world to design, build, and race a car that depends completely on solar power. We may never drive any of these solar cars in our lifetime, but the technology developed from this competition is already becoming part of electric cars that are already on the market.One of the most attention-grabbing projects in recent years has been the Space Elevator. The Space Elevator is an extremely strong and extremely thin ribbon, about 62,000 miles long, which reaches from earth to space. The rotation of the earth keeps the ribbon in place, in the same way as a weight swinging around on the end of a string stays in place. Climbers, electric vehicles that can go up and down the ribbon, travel steadily at 200 kilometers per hour and can carry up to 15 tons at once. No actual Space Elevator has been built from earth all the way to space yet, but several smaller versions have been tested and work amazingly well.Not all of these inventions may be used widely in future, but they may become the seeds of other inventions that will.46. Which is the correct way to direct the Segway?A. Pressing buttons on a board.B. Turning the steering bar forward or backward.C. Leaning forward or backward slightly.D. Shouting to a screen.47. The technology used to develop solar cars is now being used to help build______.A. race carsB. solar panelsC. solar water heatersD. electric cars48. What is the Space Elevator?A. A lift that has a lot of room in it.B. An elevator that goes to space.C. A machine used to lift heavy objects off boats and clear space.D. A very strong ribbon.49. Who can use the Space Elevator?A. Authorized personnel only.B. People brave enough to get on the elevator.C. Electric vehicles called climbers.D. People who wish to transport goods from one place to another.50. These inventions are important because people use them to ______.A. help people in needB. travel from one place to anotherC. help develop other inventionsD. make life easier。