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Ⅰ.选词填空eq\x(concentrateon,comparedwith,onaverage,pointout,agreewith,insteadof)1.Compared_withlastyear,theoutputofthecompanyhasincreasedby20%.2.Iagree_withher100%atthispoint.3.Adrivershouldconcentrate_ontheroadwhendriving.4.On_average,_heworkseighthoursaday.5.Youcanhaveteainstead_ofcoffee,ifyouwant.6.Thepolicepointed_outthattheroadwasnotsafe.Ⅱ.单项填空1.InsomepartsofAsiaapersonmustn'tsitwithhisfeet________anotherperson,________isconsideredimpolite.A.pointingat;itB.pointedat;whichC.pointingat;whichD.pointedat;it解析:考查with的复合结构。由于hisfeet和pointat之间为主动关系,所以应用pointingat;第二个空为which引导的非限制性定语从句。答案:C2.________manywomen,shewasindeedveryfortunate.A.ComparedwithB.Tocomparewith[:]C.TocomparetoD.Comparing解析:句意:与许多妇女相比,她确实非常幸运。comparedwith/to“与……相比”,为固定短语,常在句中作状语。答案:A3.Chongqingdoesn't________me.ItissohotthatIcan't________itindeed.A.agreeon;comeupwithB.agreewith;putupwithC.agreeto;endupwithD.agree;takeon解析:句意:重庆的气候不适合我。那儿天太热了,我受不了。agreewith“(气候、食物等)适合……”;putupwith“忍受,容忍”。答案:B4.________herecites10wordseverydayandhisEnglishhasimprovedgreatly.A.OnaverageB.OnpurposeC.AndsoonD.Onandon解析:句意:他平均每天背诵10个单词,英语已经有了很大提高。onaverage“通常,平均”,符合题意。onpurpose“故意地”;andsoon“等等”;onandon“不断地”。答案:A。III、阅读表达[1]Parentingatoddler(初学走路的小孩)isquitedifficultformostparents.Atthisage,whenchildrenarelearningsofastandchangingeveryday,howcanwehelpthemtogrowupwell?Hereareafewofthemostcommonmistakestoavoid(避免).[2]OfferingtoomuchhelpIt'seasyforparentstojumpinandhelpyourtoddlersfinishpuzzlesorfastentheirshoes,buttoddlersneedtolearn________________________.Soletyourchildrentrytodothingsontheirown,butofferthemplentyofencouragement.[3]Feedingthemnothingbut“junkfood”Children'smenusinrestaurantsareoftenfullofnothingbutjunkfood—hot­dogs,hamburgers,deep­friedchickenandotherfastfood.Grocerystoresarealsofullofunhealthyfoodmarketedtowardschildren.Thereisnoreasonwhytoddlerscannoteatmostofwhatadultsdo.Putsomethingofeverythingyouareeatingonyourchild'splate,butdon'tpressurehimtoeatitall.Yourchildmighthateitifyoutrytoforcehimtoeatsomething