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Howmuchistheshirt?
A.￡19.15.B.￡9.18.C.￡9.15.
答案是C。
1.Whataretheygoingtodo?
A.Fishing.B.Swimming.C.Climbing.
2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?
A.Inaclassroom.B.Inadining-room.C.Inapostoffice.
3.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?
A.Teacherandstudent.B.Bossandemployee.C.Waiterandcustomer.
4.Whatdidthemandointhewintervacation?
A.Gettogetherwithfriends.B.Gosomewheretotravel.C.Stayathome.
5.Atwhattimewillthetaxiarrive?
A.4:
30p.m.B.4:
00p.m.C.3:
30p.m.
第二节（共15小题；
每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有几个小题。
从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；
听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间，每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.Whatshouldthemandothismorning?
A.Haveonlineclasses.B.Sleeplate.C.Playcomputergames.
7.Whatdoesthewomanreallywantthemantodo?
A.Getupearlier.B.Domorehousework.C.Bemorehardworking.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8.WhydoesthemanflytoWuhan?
A.Tovisithisparents.B.Toattendaconference.C.Toreceivesomeguests.
9.Whatdidthemancomeacrosshalfway?
A.Acaraccident.B.Acarbreakdown.C.Atrafficjam.
10.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?
A.Canceltheflight.B.Callanambulance.C.Waitforthenextflight.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11.Whosebirthdaywillitbetomorrow?
A.Jack'
s.B.Mary'
s.C.Linda'
s.
12.WhatdoesLindateach?
A.Chinese.B.English.C.History.
13.Whatpresentwillthemanbuy?
A.Freshflowers.B.Beautifulclothes.C.Make-ups.
听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。
14.Whydoesthegirlcancelherpreviousplan?
A.She’schangedhermind.B.She'
sworriedaboutthedisease.C.Shedoesnotfeelverywell.
15.Whatisthegirlgoingtodointhesummervacation?
A.GotoSouthKoreaforholiday.B.Dopilesofhomework.C.Practisedriving.
16.Howdoesthegirlfeelaboutherfuture?
A.Disappointed.B.Confident.C.Upset.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.Whichisthoughttobetheheartofafamily?
A.Thekitchen.B.Thesitting-room.C.Therestroom.
18.Whyisorderneededsometimes?
A.Tomakedishesmoretasty.B.Tomakethingsgosmoothly.C.Tomakethecookbusy.
19.Whosuggestsaddingmoresugar?
A.Frank.B.Lucy.C.John.
20.Howdoesthesoupfinallytastewiththethreefriends'
opinions?
A.Awful.B.Delicious.C.Salty.
第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（共15小题;
每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
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TimeOutNewYork，yourultimateguidetolifeinthecity，helpsyoudiscoverthebesteventsandthingstodoinMarch.
Mar.3–15:
NewYorkInternationalLiteraryFestival
TheliteraryeventchampionofNewYorkisback!
Manybest-sellingauthorsaresettoappearatthisyear’sfestival，includingtheaward-winningwriterAmyTan（TheJoyLuckClub，thefilmversionofthenovelstarringMichelleYeoh），InternetbusinessexpertwriterDuncanClark（Alibaba:
TheHouseThatJackMaBuilt），theAnthillfounderAlecAsh（WishLanterns），andmanymore.Staytunedforourfullfestivalpreviewandauthorfeatures.
Mar.3–15，varioustimes，20dollarsor35dollars（forliterarylunches）.Glam.
UntilMar.16:
VivienneWestwood:
GetaLife
Thewell-knownfashiondesigneristhesubjectofthiscrossoverexhibitionofAmericancontemporaryartandeco-friendlyfashioninspiredbyWestwood’sstrongattitudetowardsaclimaterevolution.ParticipatingartistsalsoincludeAdamLawryandJillSmith.
UntilMarch16，freeentry.ChiK11ArtMuseum
Mar.17:
DogDaySaturdays
OnthethirdSaturdayofthemonth，TheRooster（13thStreet）throwsabackyardpartywheredogsarewelcome.Therewillbefreehotdogs.Fifteen-dollarFlyingDogBeersanddogtreatsforthelittlebuddies.Donationswillalsobecollectedforlocalanimalrescuegroup，BestFriendsofAmerica.
Mar.17，3pm–5pm，15dollars.TheRooster（13thStreet）
Mar.28—29:
MumtoMumSale
Sellorstockuponclothes，toys，books，strollersandotherfamilygoodsatthistwice-a-yearmarketorganizedbyNewYorkmothers.Sellerswillcontribute15percentofalltheirprofittoHearttoHeart.Comeandpickupsomeusefulstuffforyourfamily.
Mar.28–29，2pm–6pm（Tues.），10am–2pm（Wed.），freeentry.NewYorkHealth&
RacquetClub
21.WhowillpossiblyturnupatGlamonMarch10th?
A.MichelleYeoh.B.JackMa.C.AlecAsh.D.AdamLawry.
22.Whicheventmightinterestthosewhocareabouttheenvironment?
A.VivienneWestwood:
GetaLife.B.MumtoMumSale.
C.DogDaySaturdays.D.NewYorkInternationalLiteraryFestival.
23.WhatdotheeventsDogDaySaturdaysandMumtoMumSalehaveincommon?
A.Participantsareadmittedfreeofcharge.B.Participantscansupportcharitywork.
C.TheyareorganizedannuallyinNewYork.D.Theytakeplaceatthesametime.
B
Haveyoueversatdowninarestaurantandfeltinstantlydrawntoaparticulardishonthemenu?
Thereasonmightbesomethingassimpleasthatyoulovethedish'
smainingredient，butit'
softenmorethanthat.
Scientistsarefindingthatthewayfoodispresentedcanmakeabigdifference.Inonestudy，forexample，partyguestsweregivenaglassofadrinkcalledmangolassi.Halftheguestsweretoldthelassiwashealthy.Therestweretolditwasunhealthy.Thosewhohadthe“healthy”drinkconsideredit55%lessenjoyablethanthosewhodrankthe“unhealthy”one，thoughthedrinkswereexactlythesame.
People'
schoicesaroundwhattoeatareinfluencedbylotsofsmallfactorsunconsciously.Butwecanmakethosechoicesmoreconsciousbyarmingourselveswithinformation.
Agricultureaccountsforabout25%ofallgreenhousegasemissions（排放）warmingtheplanet.Butnotallfoodshaveequalinfluences.Globally，theproductionofanimal-basedfoodsaccountsforabouttwo-thirdsofagriculturalemissions，whileplant-basedfoodsgenerallyhavelowerenvironmentalinfluences.
Increasingtheshareofplant-basedfoodsinourdietsisthereforeakeystepinreducingagriculture'
spressureonclimate.Thatdoesn'
tmeangivingupmeat，though.Wecaneatlessanimal-basedfoodandmoreplants.
Byexamininghowfooddecisionsaremade，scientistshavelearnedthatsimplepushescanchangepeople'
sbehaviorinbigways.Restaurants，hotels，universities，andevencitieshavebegunapplyingthelatestbehavioralsciencetohelpconsumerscuttheircarbonfootprintbychoosingmoresustainable（可持续的）foods.BurgerKingbeganatrialoftheplant-basedImpossibleBurger.AtSeattlePacificUniversity，campusfoodserviceproviderSodexodoubledthesizeofitsplant-richfoodstation.
24.Accordigntoscientists，peopletendtochoosesomefoodordrinkmainlybecause_______.
A.it’sgoodfortheirhealthB.it’sgoodfortheenvironment
C.theyareattractedbyitscolorD.theylikeitsingredientandhowit’spresented
25.Whatcanweinferaboutanimal-basedfoods?
A.Theyareharmfultotheenvironment.
B.Theyarethemainreasonforclimatechange.
C.Theyprovidemorenutrientsthanplant-basedfoods.
D.Theyarelessconsumedcomparedtoplant-basedfoods.
26.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestpeopledo?
A.Payattentiontohowfoodiscooked.
B.Choosehealthyfoodstolivealongerlife.
C.Considerclimatechangewhendecidingwhattoeat.
D.Giveupmeattoreducepressureontheenvironment.
27.Whatdoesthelastparagraphfocuson?
A.BurgerKing'
snewplant-basedburgers.
B.Scientists'
newfindingsonpeople'
sfooddecisions.
C.Howconsumers'
fooddecisionsareinfluencedbysmallfactors.
D.Thesociety'
seffortstohelppeoplemakeeco-friendlyfooddecisions.
C
WhenBarbraStreisandsaidthatshe'
dhadherdogclonedfor$50，000，manypeoplelearnedforthefirsttimethatcopyingpetsandotheranimalswasarealbusiness.
Thestorythatgavepeoplecauseforconcern，though，cameoutafewdayslater.ItwasaboutMonniMust，aMichiganphotographerwhopaidtohaveBillyBeancloned，aLabradorthathadbelongedtoheroldestdaughter，Miya.Miyadied10yearsearlier.ToMust，cloningtheelderlydogwasawaytokeepherdaughter'
smemoryalive.
Alarmbellswentoffinmyhead.Mustwasn'
tjustcloningapet.Shewastryingtopreservealostchild.Itseemedawfullyclosetoarealhumancloningscenario，oneinwhichaheartbrokenparenttriestoreplaceasonordaughterwhodiesearly.
IshotaquestionatJoseCibelli，ananimalcloningscientistatMichiganStateUniversity:
isittimetoworryabouthumancloningagain?
Cibelliquicklyemailedback:
“Yes.”
ImetCibelli15yearsago，whenIwasamongagroupofjournalistscoveringcloningnonstop.Backthen，itseemedpossiblethatsomeonemighttrytocopyahumanbeingatanymoment.TherewasanItaliandoctornamedAntinoriwhosaidhewastrying.
Buthumancloningneverhappened.Thereasonisclear.Inmanyanimals，onlyonein100clonedembryoseverleadstoalivebirth.Ofthosethatareborn，afewsufferfromabnormalities（畸形）andquicklydie.Creatingahumancloneisn'
tonlyaquestionoftechnology.You'
dalsoneedareasontodoit，expertswillingtohelp，andsomeonetofunditall.
IfinallyaskedMustifshewouldhaveclonedMiyaifshe'
dhadthechance?
Shesaidit'
snotaquestionshehasananswerto.“Whenyouhaveachildwhodies，youarenotinaplacetomakearational（理智的）decision，”shesays.
28.HowdidtheauthorfeelafterknowingMust'
sstory?
A.Worried.B.
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