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笔试部分（95分）
Ⅰ. 单项选择（15×1’）
（ ）26. —Can I help you?
　—Yes. I bought this computer here yesterday, but it now.
A. didn’t work B. won’t work C. can’t work D. doesn’t work
（ ）27. —Excuse me, Look at the sign NO SMOKING!
　　　　　—Sorry, I it.
A. don’t see B. didn’t see C. haven’t seen D. won’t see
（ ）28. —Why not go to see the dolphin show with me?
　—Because I it.
A. saw B. will see C. see D. have seen
（ ）29. —If you had a lot of money, what would you do?
　—I would put it in the bank and watch it .
A. improve B. grow C. raise D. stand
（ ）30. —Supper is ready.
　—OK. Let’s the table for it.
A. lie B. lay C. put D. place
（ ）31. —Can I go home now?
　—You can’t you recite this article.
A. unless B. when C. though D. after
（ ）32. —Miss Li, can you tell me ?
　—Sorry, I don’t know.
A. when will Mr Black leave
C. where Mr Black lives B. when will Mr Black arrive
D. where does Mr Black stay
（ ）33. —Will you buy me two kilos of eggs when you go to the mall?
　—Sure. It will save you a .
A. money B. tour C. trip D. time
（ ）34. —Has Mary paid back the money she borrowed from you?
　—No, but she red when I mentioned it to her.
A. went B. changed C. kept D. stayed
（ ）35. —When shall we meet to discuss the problem again, sir?
　—Let’s a time that suits everybody.
A. make up B. look up C. set up D. fix up
（ ）36. —I’m terribly sorry to break your pen.
　— .
A. Don’t say that B. You’re welcome C. Never mind D. That’s right
（ ）37. —You say you have won $5,000 on the football lottery, Sam.
　　　　　—Yes, .
A. that’s all right B. thank you C. no problem D. that’s right
（ ）38. —What do you think of John, your new workmate?
　—Pretty good, though he’s still to the job.
A. able B. sorry C. strange D. surprised
（ ）39. —What are you going to do tomorrow morning?
　—I’m not sure. I clean out my bedroom if I’m free.
A. may B. shall C. must D. can
（ ）40. —The story is so amazing! It’s the most exciting story I’ve ever read.
　—But perhaps it won’t be liked by .
A. everybody B. somebody C. anybody D. nobody
Ⅱ. 完形填空（15×1’）
　　I was born and brought up in the small town of Pineville, which I left at the age of sixteen. Twenty years 41 I found myself back on a visit. I went to see my old friend Tom Clark, who, 42 as ever, was chairman of the local club. He was busy preparing to welcome a well-know writer, who had been invited to come 43 a talk on modern literature in the public library that very evening. Since I happened to have read a book or two 44 the famous writer, when Tom invited me to go with him I 45 accepted.
　　Tom was going to 46 the guest speaker to the audience. Therefore we went to the library a little early to greet him. As the honoured guest had not yet 47 , I left Tom and went into the main reading room where a large crowd had already gathered. I was 48 to find that I didn’t know a single person there. So I found a seat in the corner and 49 patiently waiting.
　　When it was just about time for the talk to begin, I saw Tom standing at the doorway making a 50 for me to come out. He looked 51 about something. So I got up immediately and went out to him. He 52 that he had just had a telephone call from the writer’s secretary. Our guest speaker had missed his 53 and would not be arriving! While we were thinking about the problem, Tom suddenly asked me if I would mind filling in for the speaker. I 54 had time to think about the matter when all at once I found I was being 55 back into the reading room to address the waiting audience!