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B

2.

Inhighschool,theauthorwasgladtotakehercartothemechanicwhenitneededsomework.

3.

Thesummerprogramdesignedtointerestgirlsinengineeringhelpedherbecomeanengineer.

A

4.

Intheauthor'

seyes,ifyoufindasubjectisdifficulttolearn,itmeansyouarenotgoodatit.

5.

Thealgebrateachertookthegradesasajudgmentoftheabilityofindividualstudents.

6.

Holdingthebeliefthatwomen'

sbrainsareaspowerfulasman'

s,theauthorremindsusthatawomancanlearnanythingamancan.

7.

Asa19-year-oldmotherwhohadtwokids,theauthorfeltunhappyatherjobandlife.

8.

Atlast,theauthorquitherjobonaFridaywhenshewas30yearsold.

9.

Incollege,theauthormetagroupofyoungerfemalestudentsandtheyjustencouragedandsupportedoneanother.

10.

Withherchildhooddreamfulfilledeventually,theauthorturnedouttobeanewwoman.

SectionB

Inthissection,youwillhearapassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youarerequiredtofillintheblankswiththeexactwordsyouhavejustheard.Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthethirdtime,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.

Laurawasmarriedforsixmonths.Herhusbandwas（11）_________________drugs.Shedidn'

twanthersonorher（12）_________________babytolivethatway,butshewasafraidtoaskherhusbandtoleave.Shelefthimanote（13）_________________.Afterreadingthenote,Laura'

shusbandwaitedforhertocomehomeandthen（14）_________________herandherson.

Laurahadlittleeducationandsheneverhad（15）_________________.Shewasashamedto（16）_________________fromthepolice,（17）_________________orwomen'

sshelters.Sometimesherhusbandwasverynicetoher.Shedecidedto（18）_________________soherchildrencouldhaveahomeandafather.Laurajoineda（19）_________________andtoldapriestabouther（20）_________________.

Laurawasmarriedforsixmonths.Herhusbandwasusingdrugs.Shedidn'

twanthersonorherunbornbabytolivethatway,butshewasafraidtoaskherhusbandtoleave.Shelefthimanoteinstead.Afterreadingthenote,Laura'

shusbandwaitedforhertocomehomeandthenbeatherandherson.

Laurahadlittleeducationandsheneverhadagoodpayingjob.Shewasashamedtoaskforhelpfromthepolice,courtsorwomen'

sshelters.Sometimesherhusbandwasverynicetoher.Shedecidedtotryhardersoherchildrencouldhaveahomeandafather.Laurajoinedachurchandtoldapriestaboutherproblem.

using

unborn

instead

beat

agoodpayingjob

askforhelp

courts

tryharder

church

problem

PartIIReadingComprehension（25minutes）

Inthissection,thereisapassagewithseveralblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.

ButwhileIwasfeelinguneasyaboutthebridgeI'

djust21,Ialsobegantofeelarenewedsenseofhopefulnessaboutthe22ontheotherside.Ihadhadalongloveaffairwiththewrittenwordthatwas23andapartfromanyofmyroles.Whatwesharedwas24:

Itbelongedtomeandwouldalwaysbemine25anythinggoingonoutsideofme.Iwasn'

tquitesurewhatmyjourneywouldinvolve,butIwas26whowouldbeattheotherend.IsteeledmyselftotraveltheroadthatwouldleadmetoabetterunderstandingofwhoIwasandofwhatIwantedoutoflife.Isharedmymixedfeelingswithmyhusband.HewasasworriedasIwas,buthewasalsowarmly27.AndsoIsteppedoffthebridgeandontothepath,nervousbut28.IsoondiscoveredthatIlovedtolearnandthatmymindsoakedup29ateveryopportunity.Mydecisionatthosetimesfeltright.Butsometimes,after30whatwasexpectedofme,Iwouldbeweigheddownbyself-doubtanduncertainty.

A）naturallyB）changingC）positiveD）thankfulness

E）supportiveF）despiteG）vigorousH）realizing

I）possibilitiesJ）determinedK）crossedL）knowledge

M）attractedN）personalO）separate

21.______________________

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22.______________________

I

23.______________________

O

24.______________________

N

25.______________________

F

26.______________________

C

27.______________________

E

28.______________________

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29.______________________

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30.______________________

H

Thereareseveralpassagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.

PassageOne

Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

MoreandmoreAmericansarefindingthattheymustlearntocopewithchronicillness.Granted,forsomeofthe125millionpeoplewithchronicillnesses,theproblemsareminor,butfor60millionothershavemultiplechronicconditionsthatcanbeseriousorlife-threatening.

Thetollofsomuchillnessisenormous—$510billionannually.Butchronicillnessexactsanemotionaltollaswell,anditisinthatrealmthatresearchersareincreasinglylookingtothehard-wonwisdomofpatientstofindwaystohelpotherscopewithdiseasesthatmightoncehaveengulfedtheminshameordespair.

Oneviewisthatpeoplewithchronicillnessesshouldbeneitherpitiednoridealized,eitherbyothersorbythemselves.Pitycancomeacrossascondescending.Turningsomeoneintoaheromaynothelp.Othermentalhealthspecialists,suchasAnnWebster,takeasomewhatdifferentview.Somepeoplewithchronicillnessesdowanttobeseenasnormal,shesaid,butothersdoseemtrulyheroicandmayappreciatesomerecognitionofthat."

Alotofpeoplegrowandchangeinprofoundways"

Webstersaid.Somelong-termsurvivorsinherAIDSgroup"

havechangedandgrownandturnedintosomeofthemostevolvedandspiritualpeople,andtheyneverwerethatwaybefore."

"

It'

sreallyhardhavingachronicillness,andknowingitischangingyourlifeandyourfuture,"

shesaid.Somepeoplecanthrowtheirenergiesintobeatingtheirdiseaseandreturningtonormalactivities.Butotherscan'

tbeattheillness,nomatterhowhardtheytry.Manypeoplecandothisontheirown,shesaid,butmanyalsofindithelpfultojoinsupportgroupsorseeindividualcounselors.Ultimately,thetaskistomakemeaninginthefaceofdisabilityorimminent（即将发生的，逼近的）death,toreassesswhat'

sstillimportantandwhatyoucanstilldo,whenyouroldgoalsanddreamscannolongerbemet.

31.

AnnWebsterisdifferentfromotherpeopleinthatshethinks______.

A）peoplewithchronicdiseasesmayfeelencouragedwhentheirheroicdeedsarerecognized

B）peoplewithchronicillnesseswishtobetreatedinthesamewayasanormalperson

C）idealizingpeoplewithchronicillnessesmayputthemundergreatmentalpressure

D）sympathizingpeoplewithchronicillnessesmaymakethemfeelinferiortoothers

32.

WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEofthepeopleinWebster'

sgroup?

A）Manypeopleturntosupportgroupsforhelp.

B）Mostofthemrealizetheyhavetofightontheirown.

C）Someofthemreturntonormallifebyfightinghard.

D）Someofthemfailnomatterhowhardtheytry.

33.

Wemayinferfromthepassagethattheauthormostprobablyagreestotheopinionthat_____.

A）peopleshouldsticktotheirdreamsandgoalsnomatterwhathappens

B）peopleshouldkeepfightingagainstdiseasesandturnthemselvesintoheroes

C）peopleshouldmaketheirlifemeaningfulbyresettinggoalswhennecessary

D）peopleshouldnevergiveupfightingsolongasthereisstillhope

34.

Thispassageisfocusedon______.

A）thehealthconditionofAmericanpeople

B）thepreventionofchronicillnesses

C）theseriouscasesofchronicillnesses

D）thespiritualaspectofpeoplewithchronicillnesses

D

35.

WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEasdescribedinthepassage?

A）Thetreatmentforchronicillnessesmainlydependsonspiritualhelp.

B）Peoplewithchronicdiseasescanconquertheirillnessiftheyjoinsupportgroups.

C）People'

sovercomingchronicillnessesdemandsenormouscost.

D）Withpeople'

sutmostefforts,anychronicillnesscanbecurednow.

PassageTwo

Questions36to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Elizabeth'

sfatherdiedwhenshewasnine.Herfamilywaslarge,andverypoor.Shestruggledforselfesteem,butitwasdifficultwhenher