I. Listening(20%):PartA ShortConversationsDirections:InpartA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhathesaid.Theconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.Racing. B.Running. C.Swimming.D.Dancing.2.A.Study. B.Work.C.Plansinthesummervacation. D.Learning3.A.Jackhastroubleineating. B.Jackdidn’tsayanythingatthemeeting. C.Jackdoesn’tlistentohim. D.Jackdoesn’tlikeeating.4.A.Bothofthem. B.English. C.Neitherofthem.C.Maths.5.A.MainStreet. B.GardenStreet. C.PeopleStreet. D.YuStreet.6.A.Foraweek. B.Fortwoweeks. C.He’snotsure. D.Forthreeweeks7.A.Heknowsalittlepopmusic. B.Hedoesn'tlikespopmusic. C.Helikespopmusicverymuch. D.Helikesclassicalmusic.8.A.Doctorandpatient. B.Shopkeeperandcustomer. C.Brotherandsister. D.Teacherandstudent.9.A.Jim’s. B.Theman’s. C.Thewoman’s. D.Tom’s.10.A.Hecanhavesomemore. B.Hehasjusthadsomebiscuits. C.Themanishungry. D.Heisangry. PartB PassagesDirections:InPartB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwicebutthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.Hiswork. B.Hiswife. C.Films. D.Flowers.12.A.Atweekends. B.OnSundays. C.Intheafternoon. D.Intheevening.13.A.Aweddinggown. B.Adress. C.Someflowers. D.Filmtickets.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14.A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five15.A.Aletter“Y”. B.Candles. C.Aspecialbone. D.Acoin.16.A.Apersonbreaksitwithhistwohands. B.Twopersonspullthebonewithlittlefingers. C.Apersonbreaksitwithaknife. D.Onepersonholdstheboneandtheotherpersoncutsit. PartCLongerConversationsDirections:InPartC,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Theconversationswillbereadtwice.Afteryouheareachconversation,youarerequiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.Blank17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.Package:Destination:SwitzerlandAirmailâ–¡√ Ordinarymailâ–¡ 7/7Letters:Destination Class(17)______ (18)______Stamps:Type Quantity Three-pennystamps (19)______ TotalAmount:(20)______pence Completetheform.WriteOneWordforeachanswer. II. Grammarandvocabulary(20%):21. --Where’sJack?--Ithinkhe’sstillin______bed,buthemightjustbein______bathroom.A./…/ B.the…the C.the…/D./…the22. ______story-booksIgivethechildren,______theyare.A.Themany…thehappy B.Themore…thehappyC.Themany…thehappier D.Themore…thehappier23. Sincetheroadwaswetthismorning,it______lastnight. A.mustrain B.mustberaining C.musthaverained D.didn’thavebeenrained24. Oneofthewindowsofmycarisveryhard______. A.tobeopened B.beingopened C.toopen D.toopenit25. Thisisfirstletter______hehaswritteninJapanese. A.that B.which C.why D.inwhich26. ______makemuchdifferencewhetheryouattendhisbirthdayornot. A.Thatdoesn’t B.Whatisnot C.Whydoesit D.Itdoesn’t27. Agiraffeis______aman. A.threetimesastallas B.threetimesastalleras C.asthreetimestall D.astallasthreetimes28. They______towalkinthestreetatnight. A.didnotdare B.notdared C.notdare D.darednot29 ______outofhismoney,MrRamsaysoldsomeofhisfurniture. A.Beingrun B.Havingbeenrun C.Havingused D.Havingrun30. It______non-stopforthreedayssinceSaturday.Yousee,it’srainingsohardnow. A.hasrained B.israining C.hasbeenraining D.hasbeenrained31. Themomentshe______thereporttomorrow,shewillhanditinatonce. A.willfinishwriting B.finisheswriting C.finishestowrite D.hasfinishedwritten32. Organsarepartsofourbody,______aspecialfunctiontoperform. A.eachofthemhas B.eachofwhichhas C.everyofwhichhas D.eachhas33. Hewasagoodsportsmansohe______winthematchwhenhewasinjured. A.can B.might C.succeededin D.wasableto34. MrSmithlooks______thanhedidtwoyearsago. A.fine B.morebetter C.farbetter D.well35. ______intheleg,thesoldierwassenttohospitalatonce. A.Seriouslyinjured B.Tobeinjured C.Beinginjuredbadly D.Havinginjured36. Theprofessorwentonwithhisproject______hisillness. A.despite B.eventhough C.although D.inspite37. Shecouldhardly______tomissanotheropportunitytomeetthemusician. A.offer B.afford C.provide D.manage38. Areyouwillingto______yourhouse______mycar?7/7 A.exchange…to C.trade…with C.change…for D.exchange…for39. Shestoodtherewitha(n)______expressiononherfacebeforealargecrowdofpeople. A.embarrassing B.puzzling C.embarrassed D.puzzled40. Wearequite______togetthereintime. A.possible B.likely C.possibly D.probably III. Cloze(10%):Bedtimestoriesareoneofthedelightsofearlychildhood.ButaccordingtoDr.JulieSpreadburyfromQueenslandUniversity,parentsshouldnot_41_upreadingtotheirchildren_42_theyenterprimaryschool.Shesayslisteningto,readinganddiscussingthestorieshelpchildren’s_43_.“My_44_indicatesthatoncechildrencanreadthemselves,mostparentsstopreading_45_them,”Dr.Spreadburysays.“_46_maybeattheendofYear1,whichisfartoo_47_.”Dr.Spreadburysays_48_readingnotonlygiveschildrenagoodstartatschool,butbringsparentsandtheirchildrencloser.“Thismakesit_49_forthemtoopenupandtalktoparentsaboutthingsthatareworryingthem,orthingstheyare_50_intheireverydaylife.” 41. A.speed B.keep C.give D.hold42. A.after B.until C.if D.unless43. A.thinking B.comprehension C.relaxation D.development44. A.theoryB.research C.story D.decision45. A.about B.from C.to D.through46. A.Some B.Most C.They D.That47. A.difficult B.early C.much D.informal48. A.daily B.healthy C.fast D.bedtime49. A.easierB.funnier C.rarer D.clearer50. A.reading B.promising C.celebrating D.receivingIV. Readingcomprehension(20%):AKnowingwhattodoincaseoffireisimportant.Ifafirebrokeoutinyourhome,whatwouldyoudo?First,youshouldwarmeveryoneinthehouseaboutthedanger.Don’tpanicandstartscreaming.Becalmandactfast.Second,youandalltheothersshouldgetoutofthehouse.Don’tstoptotakebelongingswithyou.Onceyouareoutofthehouse,stayout.Donotgobackforanyreason.Finally,whenyouareoutofthehouse,callthefiredepartment.Don’ttrytoputoutthefireyourself.Thatcanbeverydangerous. 51. Whatisthefirstthingyoushoulddoifthere’safireinyourhome?A.Takeyourbelongings. B.Startscreaming.C.WarneveryoneinthehouseB.Don’tgointothehouse.52. Whenshouldyoucallthefiredepartment?A.Beforeyouwarneveryone.B.Afteryoutakeyourbelongings.C.Whenyouaretryingtoputoutthefire.D.Afteryouleavethehouse.53. Thepassagetellsus______.7/7A.whattodoincaseoffireB.itisbettertoletallyourbelongingsburninthehouseC.nottopanicbeforeleavingthehouseD.totryandputoutthefireyourself B1) JUNIORLIBRARIANNoexperiencenecessarybutmustlikebooks.2) SALESMANAGERforlargecomputerfirm.3) NUSERforprivatehospital.Mustbepatientandgentle,andabletolookafteryoungchildren.4) BUSDRIVERMustbeabletodriveacarandworkatdifferenttimeseachday.5) PART-TIMETEACHERwantedforEnglish.8:00~11:30am.6) GOODTYPISTAbletotypeatleast50wordsperminute.5daysaweekandSaturdaymorning.Goodsalary.7) YOUNGPERSONrequiredtoworkasguideinlocalcastle.Mustbeabletoremembereverythingandtalkclearly.8) POSTMANwanted.Mustbehealthyandfit.5am.to12noondaily.9) WAITERformallrestaurant.Tuesday,Friday,eveningsonly.10) MACHANICwantedtoworkinlargegarageincitycentre.11) LANGUAGELABORATORYTECHNICIANMusthavegoodqualificationsinelectronicsandalsoaninterestinteachinglanguages. 54. WhatjobcanyouapplyforityouknowEnglish?A.Juniorlibrarian.B.Salesmanager.C.Languagelaboratorytechnician.D.Part-timeteacher.55. Whatjobcanyouapplyforifyoumustgotoschoolduringthedaytime?A.Typist. B.Postman. C.Waiter. D.Mechanic.56.Whichjobinthisadvertisementprobablyhasanagelimit?A.Nurse. B.Busdriver.C.Teacher. D.Guide. CBritain’soldestmanmadehisfirstvisittoLondonyesterdayattheageof110.Mr.JohnEvanshadneverfoundthetimeorthemoney–tomakethetripfromhishomenearSwansea.But,whenBritishRailofferedhimanall-expenses-paidbirthdaytriptothecapital,hejustcouldnotrefuse.Untilyesterdayhehadneverbeenfarfromhome,exceptforonetriptoAberdeen.Mr.Evans,whospent60yearsworkingasaminerinSouthWalse,almostmadethejourneytoLondononcebefore,attheturnofthecentury.“TherewasatriptotheWhiteCitybutitwastenshillings(1shilling=1/20pound)returnfromSwansea–toomuchIthought.Allmymoneywenttothefamilythen,”hesaid.DuringthenexttwodaysMr.Evanswillbetakenonawhistle-stoptourofLondontoseethesights.TopofhislistisavisittotheHousesofParliament(国会).Theonlyarrangementhedoesnotcareforisthewheelchairprovidedtomovehimaboutifhegetstired.“Idon’tlikethechairbusiness–peoplewillsothinkIamgettingold,”hesaid.Hissecretforalongandhealthylifehasbeenwellpublicized–noalcohol,nocigaretteandnoanger.BeforesettingofffromSwanseawithhis76-yeare-oldson,Amwel,hequipped,“I’mgladtoseethey’vegivenmeareturnticket.” 57. ItwasreportedthatMr.Evans’shealthylonglifewastoacertainextentduetohis______.7/7A.winedrinking B.propersmokingC.mildtemper D.senseofhumor58. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A. AsingletripfromMr.Evans’shometotheWhiteCityusedtobetenshillingsB. ThefirstplaceforMr.EvanstovisitistheHousesofParliament.C. Heappreciatedpeople’sarrangementofawheelchairduringhisvisit.D. Mr.EvansoncemadethejourneytoLondonattheturnofthecentury.59. Theword“quip”inthelastsentencemostprobablymeans______.A.tomakeawittyremark B.toexpressahappymessageC.tomakeawish D.totellajoke60. Whatmightbethebesttitleforthispassage?A.110-year-oldTourist B.SecretforLongandHealthyLifeC.FreeReturnTicket D.SightseeinginLondon DParacutinwasborninMexicoinFebruary,1943.AttheendofoneweekParacutinwas500feethigh,anditisnowover9,000feethigh.TodayParacutinisasleep.WhatisParacutin?Itwasthefirstvolcano(ç«å±±)intheworldwhichwasseenfromitsbirthrightuptothepresentday.OnFebruary20,1943,apeasantandhiswifesetouttoworkintheircornfieldsfromtheMexicanvillageofParacutin.Theyweresurprisedtofindtheearthwarmundertheirfeet.Suddenlytheyheardnoisesdeepintheearthandasmallholeappearedintheirfield.Intheafternoontherewasasuddenloudnoiseandstoneswerethrownhighintheair.Thepeasantsranfromthefieldandturnedtowatch.Theysawthebirthofavolcano.Largequantitiesofstoneandlava(岩浆)brokeoutandalittlehillbegantoform.Byeveningthishillwas100feethighandhotasheswerefallingonthevillage.Atnightthestronglightofthehotlavalitupthecountryside.Thetreesnearthevillagewerekilledandthevillagershadtoleavetheirhouses.Whenthevillagewasdestroyed,itsnamewasgiventothevolcano.ThenewsquicklyreachedMexicoCity,fartotheeast.Manypeoplecametowatchthescene.Thevolcanogrewandgrewfortenyearsandhundredsofsquaremilesofforestweredestroyed.ThenParacutinwenttosleep. 61. Paracutinwasoncethenameof______.A. apeasent B. avillage C. anoldmountain D. aMexican62. WhichofthefollowingstatementsinNOTTRUE? A. Paracutinisnotactiveanymore. B. Paracutinisthefirstvolcanointheworld. C. Paracutindidnotexistuntiltheearly1940s. D. IttookParacutin10yeartogrowtoitspresentsize.63. Whatwasdestroyedinthegrowingupofthevolcano? A. Thelittlehillofstone. B. Thevillagerslivingcloseby. C. TheforestsandfieldsroundParacutin. D. TheMexicanpeasantandhiswife.64. Inthispassagethewriteristryingto______. A. tellusaninterestinghappening B. explainascientifictheory C. makeusbelievesomethingD. makeupaninterestingstory65. Whatcanwelearnaboutvolcanoesfromthispassage?A. Newvolcanoesmayappearinplaceswherepeopledonotexpectthemtobe.B. Volcanoesarealwaysgrowing.C. Volcanoesareactivefromtimetotime.7/7D. Newvolcanoesareactiveforonlytenyears. EDirection:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromA-Fforeachparagraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.A. EarthquakesForecastB. HistoricalRecordsofEarthquakeC. IntensitiesofEarthquakesD. CauseofEarthquakesE. IndicationsofEarthquakesF. DamagingEarthquakes 66. Everyyearearthquakesareresponsibleforalargenumberofdeathsandavastamountofdestructioninvariouspartsofthewould.MostofthesedamagingearthquakesoccureitherinanarrowbeltwhichsurroundsthePacificOceanorinalinewhichextendsfromBurmatotheAlpsinEurope.Someofthedestructionisdirectlycausedbythequakeitself.Anexampleofthisthecollapseofbuildingsasaresultofthequakeitself.Otherdamageresultsfromlandslidesormajorfireswhichareinitiatedbythequake.67. Thereareaboutamillionquakesayear.Fortunately,however,notallofthemaredestructive.TheintensityofanearthquakeismeasuredontheRichterScale,whichgoesfrom0upward.Thehighestscalerecordedtodateis8.9.Majordamagegenerallyoccursfromquakesrangingupwardfrom6.0.68. Theactualcauseofthequakeitselfisthebreakingofrocksatorbelowtheearth’ssurface.Thisisproducedbypressurewhichscientistsbelievemaybeduetoanumberofreasons,twoofwhicharetheexpansionandcontractionoftheearth’scrustandcontinentaldrift.69. Inordertolimitthedamageandtopreventsomeofthesufferingresultingfromearthquakes,scientistsareworkingonwaystoenableaccurateprediction.Specialinstrumentsareusedtohelppeoplerecord,forexample,shakingoftheearth.Scientistsaretryingtofindmethodsthatwillenablethemtoindicatetheexacttime,locationandsizeofanearthquake.70. Certainphenomenahavebeenobservedwhicharebelievedtobethesignsofimminentearthquakes.Theseincludestrangebehaviorsofsomeanimals,thechangesinthecontentofmineralwater,etc.Themagneticpropertiesofrocksmayalsodisplayspecialpatternbeforemajorearthquakeshappen. 第2å·ï¼ˆå…±30分）I. 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