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Henevereatslunch.

He’shavinglunchwithsomebodyelse.

3.

Librarianandstudent.

Touristguideandvisitor.

Teacherandstudent.

Interpreterandforeignvisitor.

4.

TopunishSam.

ToteachSamagoodlesson.

Totellhimaboutanewjob.

Toaskhimtostopdrinking.

5.

Thegardenhasn’tbeenplanted.

Themanwantstoquit.

Themandoesn’tliketowait.

Thegroundistoowettoplantvegetables.

6.

Helikestotraveltoonlyoneplace.

Hedoesn’tliketotravelbyair.

Helikestotravelundertheground.

Hedoesn’tliketotravelanywhere.

7.

Tomorrow.

Nextweek.

Bytheendofthisweek.

ThisFriday.

8.

Tomwillbethereat8:

30.

Tomisalwayslate.

Tomwillnotshowup.

Tomisusuallyontime.

Thefollowingquestionsarebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

9.

Potato.

Plasticcontainer.

Rice.

Sushi

10.

Hamburger.

Salad.

Spaghetti.

11.

Arestaurantnamed“Joyful”.

Asushishop.

Asaladstore.

Theycan’trememberthenameoftherestaraunt.

12.

Saturday.

Thedayaftertomorrow.

Tomorrownight.

Tuesday.

13.

AtJohnny’shome.

AtJohnny’sschool.

AttheworkingplaceofJohnny’sfather.

Atahospital.

14.

BecauseshehassomethingagainstJohnny.

BecauseJohnnyisnotworkinghard.

BecauseJohnnyisarestlessteenager.

BecauseJohnnyisnottalentedenough.

15.

Yes,becauseJohnnytoldhim.

Yes,becauseJohnny’sfriendtoldhim.

Yes,becauseJohnny’steachertoldhim.

No,hedidn’thaveanidea.

16.

Johnnyisdifferentfromotherboys.

Johnnyisatanawkwardage.

Johnnyisaproblemadolescent.

Johnnyisadifficultboy.

SectionB

Inthissection,youwillhearseveralshortpassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

PassageOne

Thefollowingquestionsarebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

17.

Theyhaveatraditionofstrike.

Theyhavemidmorningteabreak.

Theyhaveatraditionofteabreaksonthejob.

Theyhaveahabitofcoffeedrinking.

18.

At11:

00inthemorningand3:

00intheafternoon.

Inthemidmorning.

At3:

Anytimetheylike.

19.

Thirtyminutes.

Nomorethanhalfanhour.

Fifteenminutes.

Twentyminutesinthemorningandfifteenintheafternoon.

PassageTwo

20.

Morethanfiveyears.

Aboutfiveyears.

Lessthanfiveyears.

Fiveyearsonly.

21.

HewantedtostudyJapanese.

HewantedtostudyJapaneseinthesummerschool.

Hewantedtotaketheintensivelanguagelearning.

Heactuallydidn’thaveanyplanstostudyJapanese.

22.

HewasastudentofJapanese.

Hewasateacherwhotaughtextensivereading.

Hewasateacherwhotaughtintensivereading.

HewasastudentwhowasgoingtoTokyo.

PassageThree

23.

HebegantoblameGregoryassoonasheknockedonthedoor.

AfterGregoryopenedthedoor.

WhenGregoryaskedhimtocooldown.

BeforeGregoryhadpromisedhimtogetready.

24.

Gregorywasdelayedbyhisbrother.

GregorywashardlyreadywhenDavidcame.

GregoryhadforgottenwhathehadpromisedDavid.

GregorywasunwillingtogowithDavid.

25.

HealwaysplayedtenniswithGregory.

Heplayedtenniseveryday.

Hewasalwaysquickinwhateverhedid.

Hewasimpatientandfoolish.

PartIIReadingComprehension（ReadinginDepth）

Thereare3passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Asaplaceoflearning,Oxford’sbeginningsareequallydistant.LegendhasitthatAlfredlaiditsfoundationsattheendoftheninthcentury.Certainlybythe12thcenturyscholarswereteachinginthetown,Latinbeingthelinguafranca（通用语）.BeforelongtheirfamespreadtotheContinent,particularlytotheSorbonneCollegeinParis,thenEurope’sgreatestcentreoflearning.AgroupofEnglishscholarslefttheFrenchcapitalin1167tosettleinOxfordandtheplacebecameanattractionforstudentsandteachersfromalloverBritain.Forty-sevenyearslatertheuniversityreceiveditsfirstcharter（许可证）grantedbythePoperegulatingitsadministration.TodayOxfordisalarge,crowdedcity,buttheancientuniversitybuildingsinthecentre---colleges,libraries,museumsandadministrativeblocksconnectedbynarrowlanes---haveremainedlargelyuntouched.

Whilemostolduniversitieshavemodernizedradicallytoaccommodatetheirgrowingpopulations,Oxfordhasmanagedtoexpandwhilestillpreservingitstraditionalacademicstructure.The36existingcolleges,varyingfromtheolderhousessuchasMerton,foundedinthe13thcentury,tothenewest,Green,foundedin1979,areindependent,self-governinginstitutionsoperatingundertheumbrellaoftheUniversityofOxford.Stillmorefoundationsarepreparedtobecomefullcolleges.

26.

Bythe12thcentury,____.

OxfordhadbecomethecenteroflearninginEurope

scholarswereteachingLatininOxford

FrenchwastheprevailinglanguageinOxford

manyBritishteachersandstudentswenttoOxford

27.

Oxfordwasrecognizedbythechurchin____.

the9thcentury

1167

the10thcentury

1214

28.

WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

ManyoldbuildingsinOxfordhavebeenremoved.

Oxfordhasgrownintoalargecity.

Oxfordboastsalonghistory.

ManypeoplearenowlivinginOxford.

29.

Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat____.

Oxfordisleftbehindbyotheruniversities

Oxfordisbackwardnowadaysinacademy

manyuniversitieshavegonetoofarinmodernization

themodernizationinOxfordisfarfromradical

Whichdescriptionabouttoday’sOxfordiscorrect?

Latinisthelinguafranca.

Manynewbuildingsareunderconstruction.

Thenumberofcollegesisontherise.

AllthecollegesinOxfordwereestablishedin12thcentury.

Questions31to35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Sometimeswelikethingsloose,unstructured,inbluejeans.Sometimeswelikethingsprecise,brilliant,andcharming.Thisistheheartofballet.Byalllogicalassumptions,itshouldneverhavesurvivedtheFrenchRevolution.Anartformdevelopedoutoftheformalityofcourtlife,itboastsanalmostmathematicalvocabularyofstepsandgestures.Balletinthepastfewhundredyearshasbothevolvedandremainedstill.Anycityworthitschartersupportsaballetcompanyandatleastoneannualproductionof“TheNutcracker.”Productionsofnineteenth-centuryclassicshavebeenastaple（主要内容）of“high”culturetoasmallbutdevotedaudience.Buttheartformhaswitnessedsomeradicalexperimentation,aswell.Oneofthehalf-dozengeniusesofthetwentiethcentury,GeorgeBalanchine,blewthedustofftraditionalballet.HemadegeneroususeofcomposerssuchasBruckner,andStravinsky.Ballet,Balanchinerealized,likeallgreatballetenthusiasts,thatthetruesoulofballetismusic.

Whatgivesthedancingitsmostheartfeltpleasuresarethedancers,theirathleticismevidenceofwhatperfectionthehumanbodyiscapableof,theirgraceofanelegant,physicalrepresentationofthemusicitself.Theintellectualthrillofballetliesinwatchingtheplayingoutofpatterns,thearrestingpowerofasolo,thecorpsof50dancersmovingontiptoesinextremeunity.Whenalltheele