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9．Recently I paid a visit to Harvard University，where there are top class scientists and professors and the best academic system in the world．I was very（36）C when I first stepped onto the campus．Well，it's not even really a campus．It's （37）A like an area in a small town．
Harvard's main buildings are from the 18th century．They look very old and （38）D．You might （39）B say they're a little shabby（破舊）．They don't fit the modern （40）C of university at all．The buildings are surrounded by （41）A and trees，so I felt as if I had walked into a castle of the Mid-Ages．But when I looked across the street，the （42）D shops and in-fashion（時尚的） students made me feel like I was in the 21st century （43）B．It creates a strong contrast （對比） and brings a special （44）C to the school．
Our tour （45）A Gary took us around and told us．"You see this grass field in the center of the school？Here is where they hold their （46）D ceremony．They just set up tents and benches and have a very simple ceremony．"It's （47）B!Who would think the most talented students just graduate on the grass？
I （48）B some students put a blanket on the grass and lie down to read a book．When I listened to the soft sound of （49）D turning，along with the singing of the birds，I felt very （50）B．There was no competitive feeling at all．
Harvard has the world's first computer in its science centre （51）B there are hundreds of high-end computers，too．Its religion（宗教） and the literature departments are also （52）C the best．It is the perfect mix of tradition and （53）B technology．It makes Harvard a very attractive place to （54）C in．
I hope one day I'll （55）Bmy dream school---Harvard．

36．A．upset	B．troubled	C．shocked	D．tired
37．A．more	B．less	C．much	D．most
38．A．great	B．solid	C．noisy	D．simple
39．A．still	B．even	C．ever	D．yet
40．A．model	B．way	C．idea	D．example
41．A．grass	B．stones	C．plants	D．flowers
42．A．empty	B．quiet	C．free	D．busy
43．A．once	B．again	C．only	D．then
44．A．environment	B．scene	C．atmosphere	D．condition
45．A．guide	B．partner	C．visitor	D．professor
46．A．celebration	B．closing	C．opening	D．graduation
47．A．uninteresting	B．unbelievable	C．unbearable	D．uncomfortable
48．A．had	B．saw	C．felt	D．imagined
49．A．books	B．benches	C．blankets	D．pages
50．A．lucky	B．calm	C．nervous	D．happy
51．A．but	B．and	C．though	D．yet
52．A．in	B．beyond	C．among	D．under
53．A．old	B．new	C．fast	D．fresh
54．A．read	B．live	C．study	D．tour
55．A．serve	B．attend	C．find	D．visit

分析本文主要講述了作者參加哈佛大學時的感受，古老與時尚的結合，傳統教育與現代教育的融合．

解答 36-40 C ADBC 41-45 ADBCA 46-50DBBDB 51-55BCBCB
36：C 考查形容詞．作者剛踏入哈佛校園時，感到很驚訝．shocked"震驚的"．故選C．
37：A 考查形容詞．哈佛校園更像小鎮的一部分．故選A．
38：D 考查形容詞．哈佛的主建筑源于17世紀，既古老又簡單．故選D．
39：B 考查副詞．你甚至會說這些建筑有點破舊、簡陋．故選B．
40：C 考查名詞．而這些簡陋的建筑根本不適合現代的大學理念．idea"理念，觀念"．故選C．
41：A 考查名詞．古老的建筑被草坪和樹木包圍著．故選A．
42：D 考查形容詞．看到那些時尚的學生和熱鬧的商店，…故選D．
43：B 考查副詞．作者又仿佛回到了現代．故選B．
44：C 考查名詞．這形成了強烈的對比，給學校帶來不一樣的氛圍．故選C．
45：A 導考查名詞．游Gary帶作者他們參觀校園．故選A．
46：D 考查動詞．根據最后一句"graduate on the grass"可知，哈佛大學在學校中心的草坪上舉辦畢業典禮．graduation"畢業"．故選D．
47：B 考查形容詞．這樣簡單的畢業典禮簡直難以置信．unbelievable"難以置信的"．故選B．
48：B 考查動詞．作者看到有一些學生在草地上鋪一張毯子，坐下看書．故選B．
49：D 考查名詞．細微的翻書的聲音，page"書頁"．故選D．
50：B 考查形容詞．翻書聲和著鳥叫，這樣的環境讓人感到放松．calm"平靜的"．故選B．
51：B 考查連詞．這里表并列關系，and"而且"．故選B．
52：C 考查介詞．among"在…之間"．哈佛的宗教與文學系也在優秀之列．故選C．
53：B 考查形容詞．哈佛是傳統與新科技的完美結合．故選B．
54：C 考查動詞．哈佛是一所學校，是用來學習的地方．故選C．
55：B 考查動詞．attend"參加"，及物動詞，還可指"上學"．故選B．

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