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Butit’stakingtimetodothem．

Whenwecoversomethinginthelesson，

（1） 

．Workouttheexercisesinit．Erm，whenyougetalittlebitstuck，sortitoutyourself，andthenthink．

IknowIseehowyoudoit．Andmaybeifyou’retotallystuck，

（2） 

．

It’sreallythemoreyoudo，Mm，onyourown．Because（3） 

，you’regonnabeonyourown．Keepworkingonitandyou’llbeokay．

DialogueTwo

A．It’sbeenpainingmeallnight．

B．Let’shavealookandseewhatthey’vedonetoyou．

C．DoItaketheseSofradexisthey’represcribedhere，Doctor?

Doctor：

Well，whatcanwedoforyoutoday?

Patient：

Oh，I’veaninfectioninmygum，Doctor．

Inyourgum?

Uphere．I’vesometabletsand，er，Idon’tknow．

（4） 

Aye，theSofradexisnotdoingverymuchforthat，isit?

I’venevertakenthem．I’vejust，Istoppedtakingthem．

Aye，Idon’tthinkthey’redoingverymuchtoyou．

（5） 

Doctor．

Aye．

I'

mjustwonderingifit’smyteethorthatit’sjustmybloodthat’sdoingit．

Ithinkitmightbetheteeth．It’dbeworthgettingthedentisttohavealookatyourplate．

（6） 

Yes，yes．Keeponwiththosejustnow．

Yes．Aye，twofour，oneortwofourtimesaday．

Yes，onefourtimesaday．

Fine，yeah．

SectionB

Directions：

InthissectionthereisoneincompleteinterviewwhichhasfourblanksandfourchoicesA，B，CandD，takenfromtheinterview．FillineachoftheblankswithoneofthechoicestocompletetheinterviewandmarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet．

A．Well，aboutcostumes

B．Butyouknowmewithfashion

C．Ikindoffeelthatit’smoreaboutmusicitself

D．Soyouhavetochangejustenough

Interviewer：

Doestheshowhaveaconcept?

Interviewee：

Well，it’sgoingtobemuchmore—（7） 

．Notthatwedidn’tdothatbefore．It’sputtingmoreemphasisonbigorchestra，music，musicians，singers，songs．Wewanttodomusicatthepurestaspossible，liketheolddaysIguess．Soifit’saconcept—

HOWaboutcostume—

Ithinkitis．

Howaboutcostume—costumechanges?

（8） 

----yes，Ithinkpeopleliketoseeartistschangeindifferentoutfits．Again，it’sa—youhavetobecarefulwiththat．Peoplewantyoutochange．Theywanttoseeoutfits．Andifyouchangetoomuch，theysayit’stoomuch．Andifyouchangetoolittle，theysayit’snotenough．

（9） 

．Youcan’tpleaseeverybody．ButIhaveawonderfulstylist，AnnieHorth，thatI'

mgoingtobeworkingwithagainandwhowillmakesurethatwecanpleaseasmanypeopleaspossible．（10） 

．Ienjoythatvery，verymuch．SoIwilltrytochange，nottoolittleandnottoomuch．

PartIIVocabulary（10minutes，10points）

Inthisparttherearetensentences，eachwithonewordorphraseunderlined．ChoosetheonefromthefourchoicesmarkedA，B，CandDthatbestkeepsthemeaningofthesentence．MarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet．

（11）I’minapositiontothinkaboutmyfutureandplanitalittlemoreratherthanjustwaitingforwhathappens．

A．usedto 

B．unwillingto 

C．ableto 

D．gladto

（12）TheCanadianlandscapepainters’stylefeaturedbrilliantcolorsandfreebrushstrokes．

A．furthered 

B．showed 

C．replaced 

D．excluded

（13）MiltonHersheywasasuccessfulentrepreneurwhoseopenheartedgenerositycontinuestotouchthelivesofthousands．

A．generation 

B．kindness 

C．faculty 

D．readiness 

（14）Greenplantstakeincarbondioxideandgiveoffoxygeninafood-makingprocesscalledphotosynthesis．

A．donate 

B．check 

C．withhold 

D．release

（15）Thediscoveryofgoldfieldshaslongattractedlargenumbersofprospectorsandotherpeoplebecauseofthetraditionallyhighvalueofgold．

A．searchers 

B．inspectors 

C．protectors 

D．instructors

（16）EvenourMitsubishifour-wheel-drivetruckgetsaltitudesicknessonceinawhile，soweliketogiveherarestwheneverwecan．

A．sometimes 

B．usually 

C．often 

D．seldom

（17）SculptorsfromPergamumdevelopedadistinctstyle，whichtheyemployedincreatingamagnificentaltardedicatedtoZeus，kingoftheGreekgods．

A．setup 

B．carvedup 

C．devotedto 

D．1edto

（18）Workingwherethereisnorunningwatercausesalotofsuffering．Fortunatelywehaveacoldspringashortdistancefromourhouse．

A．Forgivably 

B．Steadily 

C．Constantly 

D．Luckily

（19）Theresearchshowsthatnearly130speciesofbirdsarevulnerabletothepredictedeffectsofclimatechange．

A．easilyattackedby 

B．skillfullyadaptedto

C．comfortablyinclinedto 

D．closelyinvolvedin

（20）OnthegroundsofWimbledon，ayear-roundmuseumisdevotedtothejoysandhistoryofthesport—andoneoftheircurrentexhibitsshowcasesTedTinling，thepopularandcontroversialdesigneroftennisdresses．

A．conflicting 

B．well-known 

C．debatable 

D．innovative

PartIII 

ReadingComprehension（45minutes，25points）

Inthissection，therearefourpassagesfollowedbyquestionsOrunfinishedstatements，eachwithfoursuggestedanswersA，B，CandD．ChoosethebestanswerandmarkyouranswerontheAnswerSheet．

PassageOne

Researchersanalysedthedietof16,000peoplein52countriesandidentifiedthreeglobaleatingpatterns．ThetypicalWesterndiet,highinfat,saltandmeat,accountedforabout30％ofheartattackriskinanypopulation．A“prudent’’diethighinfruitandvegetablesloweredheartriskbyathird．AnOrientaldiet，highintofu,soyandothersauces,madenodifferencetoheartattackrisk．

PeoplewhoateaWesterndiethada35％greaterriskofhavingaheartattackthanthosewhoatelittleornofried．ThetypicalWesterndiethasbeenwidelylinkedtoheartdisease．Highsaltinthedietcanraisebloodpressureandthewrongtypeoffatcanclog（阻塞）bloodvessels．EllenMason,acardiacnursefortheBritishHeartFoundation,said:

“Thisstudyshowsthatitdoesn’tmatterwhetheryouliveinBoltonorBombay,orwhetheryouliketoeatBritish,AfricanCaribbeanorAsianfoods．Thevitalthingistoreduceyourintakeofsalty,fried,fattyfoodtoaminimumbutincreasetheamountoffruitandvegetablesyoueat.’’ 

（21）WhichofthefollowingwasNOToneofthethreeglobaleatingpatterns?

A．AWesterndiet． 

B．A“prudent"

diet．

C．AnOrientaldiet． 

D．Apopulardiet．

（22）InwhatwaydoesthetypicalWesterndietdoharmtoourhealth?

A．Itmakespeopleeatlittleornofoodsandmeat．

B．Itishighinsaltwithoutfriedfoodsandmeat．

C．Itcanblockbloodvesselswiththewrongtypeoffat．

D．Itleadstotheconnectionbetweenfoodsandheartattack．

（23）Whatisthemostimportantmessagethewriterintendstogetacrossintermsofkeepingahealthydiet?

A．TrytoeatmoreBritishfoodsandvegetables．

B．Eatlessfruitandfewervegetables．

C．TrytoeatmoreAfricanCaribbeanfoods．

D．Eatlesssaltandfatbutmorefruitandvegetables．

PassageTwo

BeforeMokothedolphinturnedup，thebeachedwhaleswereincleardistress．ButwhenMokoarrivedatMahiabeachontheeastcoastofNewZealand’SNorthIsland，theirmoodchangedandtheyfollowedhimtosafety．

Theabilityofsomeanimalstocommunicateiswellknown.What’slesswelldocumented，however，isthecommunicationbetweenspecies．JustinGregg,vicepresidentoftheDolphinCommunicationProject，saiditispossiblethatadolphinandawhalecouldcommunicateinsomeway．“Butitwouldn’tbeinstructionslike‘Hey，buddy，theopenoceanisoverhere．Followme,’"

hesays．

Dolphinsusethreeformsofsignalingtootherdolphins—whistles，clickingandpostures．Awhalemighthavesignalsincommonwithadolphin，justasdifferentspeciesofdolphinsareknowntosharesignalswhichmighttheoreticallyallowaformofbasicinterspeciescommunication．Butjustasit’spossiblethatMokothedolphinandthestrandedwhalessharedasignal，itisalsopossiblethatthewhalesjustsawavaguelysimilarcreatureandfollowedit．

Therearemanyreasonswhydifferentspeciescommunicate，saysVincentJanik，lecturerattheSeaMammalResearchUnitatStAndrew’sUniversity．“Theanimalsexploitthesystemsofothersfortheirownbenefits．Sometimesthebenefitsarethesameforeach，thereforetheyshareinformation．Sometimestheyaretryingtotakeadvantageoftheother．Gettingfoodmaynotbetotheadvantageoftheonegivingupthefood．”

（24）WhathappenedafterMokothedolphinappearedatMahiabeach?

A．Thebeachedwhalesstillfeltdistressful．

B．Moko1edthewhalesbacktothesea．

C．Thewhaleswerestillstuckonthebeach．

D．Mokoandthewhalesswamtogetherashore．

（25）Scientistsengagedinanimalstudieshavecollected 

A．enoughdataonhowanimalsspeakhumanlanguages

B．noneofthedataonanimals’abilitytocommunicate

C．1essdataonhowanimalscommunicatebetweenspecies

D．somedataonanimals’tendencytotalktohumans

（26）Dolphinscomm