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A.GettingfasterInternetservice.B.ChangingInternetcompanies.

C.Buyinganewcomputer.

3.Whotaughtthewomanhowtomakecake?

A.Hermother.B.Hergrandmother.

C.FantasyBakery.

4.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A.Trythemewrecipesanothernight.B.CooksomenewdishesfortheJohnsons.

C.AsktheJohnsonswhattheywantfordinner.

5.Whichhatisthemanlookingfor?

A.Thecowboyhat.

B.Theonewiththestars.

C.Theonewiththebaseballlogo.

第二节(共15小题;

每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)

每段对话后有几个小题,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。

每段对话读两遍。

听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。

6.Whyisthewomantalkingwiththeman?

A.Togetaraise.B.Toqui

therjob.

C.Toconfirmameeting.

7.Whenwillthespeakersmeetnext?

A.Laterthatdayafterlunch.B.Thursdayafternoon.

C.Thursdaymorning.

听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。

8.Wheredoesthemanwork?

A.Atthelibrary.B.Atarestaurant.

C.Atabookstore.

9.Whichprofessordoesthemandislike?

A.Hisbiologyprofessor.B.HisFrenchprofessor.

C.Hisaccountingprofessor.

听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。

10.Whereisthecheapestgasstationloc

ated?

A.Abouttwomilesaway.B.Aboutfivemilesaway.

C.Abouttenmilesaway.

11.Howcanthewomangettotheclosestgasstation?

A.Takearightandgodowntwoblocks.B.Takealeftandlookontherightside.

C.Takealeftandgodowntwoblocks.

12.Whatshouldthewomandoifshecan’tmakeit?

A.Callthegasstation.B.Pushhercartothegasstation.

C.Fillupabottlewithgasfromstation.

听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。

13.Whatisthewoma

ndoingatthebeginningoftheconversation?

A.Havingcoffee.B.Eatinglunch.

C.Talkingawalk.

14.Whatdoesthemanagerthinkofthewoman?

A.Hersalesfiguresaren’tsatisfactory.B.Sheshouldbemoreconfident.

C.Heappreciateshereffort.

15.Howlonghavethespeakersbeenworkingtogether?

A.Lessthanonemonth.B.Aboutoneyear.

C.Severalyears.

16.WhatdoesthewomansayaboutManchester?

A.It’sagoodplacetotravel.B.It’sagoodareatoworkin.

C.Therearefewbusines

sesthere.

听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。

17.Whydoesthemanwanttohelptheschool?

A.Hewenttohighschoolthere.B.Hewenttocollegethere.

C.Hischildrenattendtheschool.

18.Howlongwillittaketobuildthenewbuilding.

A.Aboutoneyear.B.Abouttwoyears.

C.Aboutfouryears.

19.Howmanygameroomswillthenewstudentcenterhave?

A.FiveB.ThreeC.Two

20.Whatwillbepartofthenewstudentcenter?

A.Thestudentradiostation.B.Afi

nancialaidoffice.

C.Afoodservicearea.

二、阅读理解

It’sanordinarymorning,likealltheothers.Butinsteadofbeingwokenupbythebuzzingofanalarmclock,you’llberousedbythesmelloffreshlymadecoffee,lightenteringyourroomasthecurtainsopenautomatically,andagentlebackmassage(按摩)providedbyyourhigh-techbed.

Thisiswhatatypical(典型的)person'

slifewillbeliketwodecadesfromnow,accordingtoTheGuardian.Wanttoknowmore?

Afteryougetup,yourapartmentwillbelikeanelectronicorchestrawithyouastheconductor.Withsimplemovesofyourhandandspokeninstructions,you’llbeabletocontrolyourapartment’stemperature,humidity,musicandlighting.You’llbeabletolookthroughtheday’snewsontranslucentscreenswhileyourbreakfastwaitsforyouintheautomaticoven.

Asyoumoveintoyourkitchen,youmightaccidentallyhityourtoeonacupboard.Ifyoudo,you’llgrabyourcellphoneandopenthediagnostics(诊断)app.Insideyourphonetherewillbeatinymicrochip(芯片)thatusesX-raywavestoscanyourbody.Thescanwilltellwhetheryourtoeisbruisedorbroken.

Afterbreakfast,yourdriverlesscarwi

lltakeyoutowork.Whileyou“drive”,yourcentralcomputersystemwillsuggestalistofchores(家务事)thatyourhousekeepingrobotscandothatdayanditwillalsoremindyoutobuyagiftforyourmother’supcomingbirthday.

Asyoucansee,withthehelpofadvancedtechnology,ourliveswillbemoreefficient(有效率的).Technologywillmitigateourforgetfulnessandfreeusofmanysmallburdensthatdistractus,suchasbuyingaticket.Ourbrainwillthereforebeabletofocusonmoreimportantthingslikepreparingforapresentationordoing“deepthinking”.

However,thedevelopmentoftechnologymighthavesomedisadvantagesaswell.By2036,we’llberelyingheavilyonthevirtual(虚拟的)world,whichwillmeanthatallofourdatawillbestoredinthecloud,aremotedigitalstoragesystemwithnearlimitlesscapacity(容量).Thatwillincreasethepossibilityofsomeoneelseaccessing,sharingormanipulating(操控)ourpersonalinformation.

21.Whatmightbetheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Tostresstheimportanceofdevelopingtechnology.

B.Toremindpeoplenottodependtoomuchoncomputers.

C.Tointroduceonenewinventionthatwillbenefitourfuturelives.

D.Todescribehowadvancedtechnologieswillaffectourfuturelives.

22.Accordingtothetext,intwodecades,________.

A.you’llbeabletorelyonanelectronicorchestratowakeyouupinsteadofanalarmclock

B.atinymicrochipinyourphonewilltreatyouwhenyouaresick

C.youwillbeabletoadjusttheconditionsofyourapartmentviaoralinstructionsorsimplehandgestures

D.technologywillbesmartenoughtohelpuswithimportantthingslikepreparingforapresentation

23.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“mitigate”inParagraph6mean?

A.Makeupfor.B.Worsen.C.Cure.D.Takeadvantageof.

 

Theimplication(含义)ofsaying“Youaretheprettiestgirlinclass,”ortalkingaboutthegoalsshescoredbutnotheroveralleffort,isthatyouloveheronlywhenshelook

sthebest,scoresthehighest,achievesthemost.Andthiscarriesovertotheclassroom.

SocialpsychologistCarolDweck,PHD,testedtheeffectsofover-praiseon400fifthgraderswhileshewasatColumbiaUnivers

ity.Shefoundthatkidspraisedfor“tryinghard”didbetterontestsandweremorelikelytotakeondifficultassignmentsthanthosepraisedforbeing“smart”.

“Praisingattributes(品质)orabilitiesmakesafalsepromisethatsuccesswillcometoyoubecauseyouhavethatquality,anditdevalueseffort,sochildrenareafraidto

takeonchallenges,”saysDweck,nowatStanfordUniversity,“Theyfigurethey’dbetterquitwhilethey’reahead.”

24.

A.tiredofbeingpraisedB.worthyofbeingpraised

C.veryproudofbeingpraisedD.extremelyfondofbeingpraised

25.

A.better-knownB.better-organized

C.morepersuasiveD.moreinteresting

26.

A.praiseforeffortsshouldbemoreencouraged

B.praiseforresultsworksbetterthanpraiseforefforts

C.praisingachild’sachievementsbenefitshisorhersuccessinlife

D.praisingachild’sabilitiesencourageshimorhertotakeonchallenges

Certainaspectsofmusichavethesameeffectonpeopleevenwhentheyliveinverydifferentsocieties,anewstudyreveals.

Researchersasked40MbenzelePygmiesintheCongoleserainforesttolistentoshortclipsofmusic.TheywereaskedtolistentotheirownmusicandtounfamiliarWesternmusic.

Thesame19selectionsofmusicwerealsoplayedto40amateurorprofessionalmusiciansinMontreal.MusicianswereincludedintheMontrealgroupbecauseMbenzelePygmiescouldbeconsideredmusiciansastheyallsingregularlyforceremonialpurposes,thestudyauthorsexplained.

Bothgroupswereaskedtoratehowthemusicmadethemfeelusingemoticons,suchashappy,sadorexcitedfaces.

Thereweresig

nificantdifferencesbetweenthetwogroupsastowhetheraspecificpieceofmusicmadethemfeelgoodorbad.However,bothgroupshadsimilarresponsestohowexcitingorcalmingtheyfoundthedifferenttypesofmusic.

"

Ourmajordiscoveryisthatlistenersfromverydifferentgroupsbothrespondedtohowexcitingorcalmingtheyfeltthemusictobeinsimilarways,"

HaukeEgermann,oftheTechnicalUniversityofBerlin,saidinanewsreleasefromMcGillUniversityinMontreal.EgermannconductedpartofthestudyasapostdoctoralfellowatMcGill.

TheMontrealparticipantsfeltawiderrangeofemotionsastheylistenedtotheWesternmusicthanthePygmiesexpressedwhenlisteningtoeithertheirownorWesternmusic.Thismaybeduetothedifferentrolesmusicplaysinthetwocultures.

NegativeemotionsarefelttodisturbtheharmonyoftheforestinPygmycultureandarethereforedangerous,"

NathalieFernando,oftheUniversityofMontreal'

sfacultyofmusic,saidinthenewsrelease."

Ifababyiscrying,theMbenzelewillsingahappysong.Ifthemenarescaredofgoinghunting,theywillsingahappysong—ingeneral,musicisusedinthisculturetoevacuateallnegativeemotions,soitisnotreallysurprisingthattheMbenzelefeelthatallthemusictheyhearmakesthemfeelgood,"

sheexplained.

27.WhycouldMbenzelePygmiesberegardedasmusicians?

A.Theyarecrazyaboutmusic.

B.Theymajorinmusicatschool.

C.Theycanplaymusicalinstrumentswell.

D.Theyoftensingsongsonceremony.

28.Thestudymainlyfindsthat________.

A.musicisuniversalacrosscultures

B.musicvariesamongdifferentcountries

C.westernmusicresultsinnegativeemotions

D.musicmakespeoplehappy

29.Theunderlinedword“evacuate”probablymeans________.

A.setoffB.benefitfromC.getridofD.accountfor

30.Theexamplesmentionedinthelastparagraphar

etoshowthat________.

A.musicplaysdifferentrolesinthetwocultures

B.musicplaysthesa

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