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shouse.

C．Inacampnearthemountains.

4．Whatdidthemanpromisetodo?

A．ReturnsomemagazinesforAlice.

B．Buysomemagazinesforhisoffice.

C．GivesomemagazinesbacktoAlice.

5．Whatisthewomansatisfiedwithmainlytalkingabout?

A．Thedialogue.

B．Thefamouswriter.

C．Theleadingactor.

第二节（共15小题）

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．Whendidthewoman'

slicensestopbeingvalid?

A．19dayago.B．17daysago.C．2daysago.

7．Whereistheconversationlikelytotakeplace?

A．Inabank.B．Inthegarage.C．Inthepolicestation.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8．Whyisthemannotcertainofthejob?

A．Hiseducationisnotenough.

B．Othersaremoresuitablethanhim.

C．Hedoesnothaveenoughworkexperience.

9．Accordingtothewoman,whatisimportantforwork?

A．Theabilitytoputknowledgetopracticaluse.

B．Goodknowledgewithworkexperience.

C．Strongwillandhardwork.

10．Whatistheman'

sopinionabouttheinterviewers?

A．Theyhavegoodexperience.

B．Theyareexpertsinthefield.

C．Theyareknowledgeablebutproud.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11．Whydoesthemanwishtobreakupwithhisgirlfriend?

A．Sheisnotasprettyassheoncewas.

B．Theydon'

tgetalongwell.

C．Hewillmovesoon.

12．Whatd

oes

thewomanthinkofthematter?

A．Themanshouldnottakethejob.

B．Themanmightbereasonable.

C．Themanshouldmaintainthisrelationship.

13．Howdoesthemanthinkhisgirlfriendwillfeelathisdecision?

A．Sad.B．Calm.C．Happy.

听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14．Whatisthewomanlookingfor?

A．Somesaucepans.B．Somefryingpans.C．Someplates.

15．Whendidshefirstseethem?

A．Thismorning.B．Yesterday.C．Somedaysago.

16．Whatdidthemanaskthewomantodo?

A．Havealookatth

ewindowdisplay.

B．Checkallthekitchenwareinstock.

C．Describetheitemshewanted.

17．Howmightthewomanfeelintheend?

A．Disappointed.B．Excited.C．Surpri

sed.

听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18．Whathappenedtotheelderlygentleman?

A．Hegotstuckinthedoorsofthetrain.

B．Hemissedthetrain.

C．Hewasseriouslyinjuredonthetrain.

19．Whatdoweknowaboutthegentleman'

swife?

A．Shewasingreatpanic.

B．Shecriedforhelp.

C．Sheremainedcalm.

20．Whoofferedtohelpsolvetheproblem?

A．Thespeakerandtwoothermen.

B．The

conductor.

C．Nobody.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节）

第一节（共15小题）

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。

A

KumikoAndTheDragon

Author—BrionyStewartPrice:

$16.95

Kumlkoisalittlegirl,wholikestolistentoherObasaan'

sstoriesbeforegoingtobed.Butshehatessleepingaloneatnight.Sheoftenpleadstosleepwithhermotherbuthermotherwon'

thew（坚持）ofit.Eachday,bedtimeistormentforlittleKumikoasshewalksupstairswithheavystepsandherfrightenedheadbeatswildly.

RotiRolledAway

Author—AnitaUtaridPrice:

$9.10

IttakesplaceinIndia,AshaofaboutninevisitsherNard（grandmother）onthetopofahill.HerNanihasjustmadehotfreshRotisandtheRotiisgiventoAsh

atoeat.However,theRotiescapesNanni'

shandsandbeginstorolloutintothegreatbighills.

TheAlchemist

Author—PauloCoelhoPrice:

$8.83

ThisbookisaboutaSpaniardshepherdboy.SantiagohasadreamabouthiddentreasureattheEgyptianPyramids.

TheCay

Author—TheodoreTaylorPrice:

UK5.9pounds

SetduringtheSecondWorldWar,TheCayisabouttheadventuresofPhilipwhosetofffromtheislandofCurracaoofftheVenezuelancoast,withhismother,boundforVirginia.

Firstpublishedin1969,thisbookhaswonelevenliteraryawardsandhasbeentranslatedintofifteenlanguages.

21．Theunderlinedword"

torment"

iscloseinmeaningto"

________"

.

A．failure

B．pleasureC．progressD．suffering

22．WecanlearnfromRotiRolledAwaythat________.

A．Rotiisakindoffood

B．itwasVirtualBookWormwhowroteit

C．Ashaisalittleboywhoisnineyearsold

D．thestorytakesplaceinAsha'

shome

23．IfyoubuytwocopiesofKumikoAndTheDragonandonecopyofTheCayyouhavetopay________.

A．$16.95and11.8poundsB．$33.9and5.9pounds

C．$33.9and11.8poundsD．$16.95and5.9pounds

24．Whichofthefollwingmaybethemostpopular?

A．TheCay.B．TheAlchemist.

C．RotiRolledAway.D．KumikoAndTheDragon.

B

Atage23,IndianentrepreneurSrikanthBollaistheCEOacompanyvaluedover$7.5million.That'

sawonderfulachievementinitself,butwhat'

strulyinspiringisthathemanagedtodoitdespitebeingborncompletelyblind.

WhenSrikanthwasbornblind,severalofhisparents'

friendsandrelativesadvisedthemtoabandonhim.Buttheychosetonotonlykeeptheboy,butalsoraisehiminapositive,lovingenvironment.

Itwasn'

taneasyrideforSrikanth—he'

shadtofaceseveralchallengesallhislife,includingrejectionfromhispeersathisvillageschool.Buthewaslatertransferredtoaschoolforspecialchildren,whereheexcelledatacademicsandalsodevelopedaninterestforchess.Ashegrewolder,hestartedtakingonlargerchallenges.

MorerejectionwasinstoreforSrikanth,whodreamedofgoingtocollegeattheIITs,India'

spremiertechnologyinstitutions.Hewasrejecteddespitehavingscoredwellintheentrancetest,onthegroundsthathewasblind.ButhemanagedtousehisexcellentacademicrecordstogainadmissionintotheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,fromwherehegraduatedin2012.HereturnedtoIndiasoonafter,anddecidedtostartacompanythatwouldemploypeoplewhohadstruggledlikehimselfinlife.

"

Srikanthismytruesourceofinspiration.Heisnotonlymyyoungfriendbutisalsomymentor（良师益友）whoteachesmedailythatanythingispossibleifyousetyourmindtoit."

explainedRaviMantha,oneofthecompany'

sinvestors.

25．WhatcontributedtoSrikanth'

sgrowth?

A．Hisfriends'

help.B．Hisrelatives'

support.

C．Hisparents'

education.D．Hisemployees'

efforts.

26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"

excelledat"

inparagraph3mean?

A．wasterrifiedat.B．wasshockedat.

C．wasslowat.D．wasgoodat.

27．WhywasSrikanthadmittedtotheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology?

A．Becausehewasverywealthy.

B．Becausehisscoreswereexcellent.

C．Becausehewasambitious.

D．Becausehewasablindman.

28．WhatisRaviMantha'

satt

itudetowardsSrikanth?

A．Favorable.B．Uncar

ing.C．Concerned.D．Doubtful.

C

Moneymightnotgrowontrees,butitseemsthatfurnituredoes!

GavinMunro,aUK-baseddesigner,hascomeupwithabrilliantalternativetocuttingbeautifultreesandconvertingthemintofurniture.

HefirstcomeupwiththeideaofgrowingfurniturewhenhewasworkingasagardenerinCaliforniaandalsomadefurniturewithwashedupdriftwoodontheside.

Afterseveralattempts,hefinallymanagedtodevelopamodelchairusingfo

urtrees.Munroisnowtendingtoasmall2.5-acre'

furnitureforest'

of400treesinafieldnorthofDerby,England.Heusesspeciallydesignedplasticframestomakeyoungoak,andashtreesintotheshapesofchairs,tables,frames,orlamps.

AforestthatgrowsfurnituresoundslikeasettingrightoutofAliceinWonderland,butthere'

snothingmagicalaboutit,justalotofhardwork.Theforestconsistsofrowsuponrowsoftreescoveredinblueplasticmolds,convertingthemintofurnitureastheygrow.Oncetheytakethedesiredshape,theyarecaredforuntilthick,matureandreadyforharvest.

Afterharvesting,eachpieceisplaned（刨平）andfinishedtoshowoffthewoodgraininside."

It'

sanartforminitself,keepingtrackofeverything."

Munrosaidhappily.

Theentireprocesstakesaboutfourtoeightyears,resul

tinginfullyfunctional,organic,eco-friendlyfurniture,andmorelong-lastingthananythingelseonthemarket.They'

regrownandgrafted（嫁接）intoonesolidpiecewithoutanyjointsthatloosenovertime.AsMunroputsit,"

thesecouldlastforcenturies."

Qualityisn'

tanissuewithforest-grownfurniture,butlogisticsandscalability（可伸缩性）certainlyare.Fornow,Munroexpectstogrow50piecesayear,withthefirstlotofchairsavailableforpurchaseinmid-2017,pricedat$3,700each.

29．WhatisMunrodoingatpresent?

A．Seekingforcooperation.

B．Caringforhisfurnitureforest.

C．Designingattractivefurniture.

D．A

dvertisingforhisfurniture.

30．WhatdidMunrothinkofwhattodoafterharvesting?

A．Aheavyjob.B．Apleasure.

C．Aneasything.D．Along-lastingtask.

31．Whencancustomersgettheforest-grownchairsattheearliest?

A．Inthespringof2017.B．Inthesummerof2017.

C．Intheautumnof2017.D．Inthewinterof2017.

D

Forgetdrinkingcountlessglassesofwaterorgettingyourbeautysleep.Thesecretoflookingyoungissimplytostayoutofthesun.

Astudyofhundredsofwomenhasrevealedthatthosewhoavoidedthesun'

srayslookedupto20yearsyoungerthantheyactuallyare.However,othersupposedrulesforayouthfulcomplexion（肤色）,fromdrinkinglotsofwatertosleepingwellandexercisingregularly,failedtoholdbackthehandsoftime.

Onl

ykeepingoutofthesun,andwearingsunscreenwhenthiswasn'

tpossible,madeadifference,theAmericanAcademyofDermatology'

sannualconferencewillheartoday.

Thefindingcomesfromastudyof231womenofallageswhowerequizzedabouttheirlives,includingwhether