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30. B．At7：
00. C．At7：
30.
3．Whoisprobablytheman?
A．Tom’sboss.
B．Tom’sdoctor.
C．Thewoman’sdoctor.
4．WhatwillthemandonextMondaymorning?
A．Seehismanageroffattheairport.
B．FlytoNewYorktobuysomeequipment.
C．GotoNewYorkwithhismanager.
5．Whatdoesthewomansuggest?
A．Buyingahouse.
B．Sellingahouse.
C．Rentingahouse.
第二节（共15小题；
每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
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。
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．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?
A．Inthelibrary.
B．Intheclassroom.
C．Intheteacher’soffice.
7．Whatwillbeleftontheboard?
A．Thenewwords.
B．Thenewdrills.
C．Thedrillsandexamples.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8．Whoarethetwospeakers?
A．Acouple.
B．Oldfriends.
C．Newneighbours.
9．Whatisthemandoing?
A．Returningsomething.
B．Settlingabusiness.
C．Lendingaladdertosomeone.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10．HowwillthespeakersgotoNewYork?
A．Byair.B．Bytaxi.C．Bybus.
11．Whyarethespeakersmakingthetrip?
A．Onbusiness.B．Forshopping.C．Toschool.
12．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A．Driverandpassenger.
B．Husbandandwife.
C．Fellowworkers.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13．Wheredoesthisconversationprobablytakeplace?
A．Inarestaurant.
B．Inanoffice.
C．Inafactory.
14．WhatdoesJohndonow?
A．He’satrainer.
B．He’satourguide.
C．He’sacollegestudent.
15．Howmuchcananewpersonearnforthefirstyear?
A．$10，500.B．$12，000.C．$15，000.
16．Howmanypeoplewillthewomanhire?
A．Four.B．Three.C．Two.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．Whatwasthespeakerdoingatthefastfoodrestaurant?
A．Waitingontables.
B．Havingdinner.
C．Sellingfood.
18．Whatdidthemanageroftherestaurantsay?
A．Everyonemustgetoutofthebuilding.
B．Everyonehadtostaywheretheywere.
C．Therewasnomorefoodandvegetables.
19．Whydidthespeakerreturnintheemergency?
A．Toletothersgetoutfirst.
B．Tohelpanelderlywoman.
C．Togetherpurseback.
20．Whatdidthepolicefindout?
A．Therewasabomb.
B．Therewasnodanger.
C．Therewasanalarmclock.
答案：
1－5.CBABC 6－10.BACAA 11－15.ACBCA 16－20.CBACB
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（共15小题；
每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
SummerClassesattheCommunityCenter
TheCommunityCenterisofferingadultsummerclassesagainthisyear.Thescheduleincludesclassesinbasiccomputerskills,painting,drawing,anddance.
Registration（注册）
Therearetwowaystoregisterforclasses：
1．Gotoourwebsite:
www.cc.org/classes/summerschedule.Click（点击）on“ClassDescriptions”toseeafulllistingoftheclassesthissummer.Decidewhichclassorclassesyouareinterestedin.
Thenclickon“RegisterNow”andaregistrationformwillappear.Completetheformandworkouttheamountofmoneyyoushouldpayforyourclasses.Thiswillincludethecostofyourclassesplusa$15registrationfee.Anymaterialfeeswillbepayabletotheinstructoronthefirstdayofclass.Inaddition,ifyouraddressisoutsideofthecity,youwillpayanadditionalfeeof$25perclass.
Fillinyourcreditcardinformationandclick“SendNow”.Youwillreceiveregistrationconfirmationbyemail.
2．Ifyoudonothaveaccesstoacomputer,youcancalltheCommunityCenterat8725555068torequestaclassscheduleandregistrationform.Chooseyourclassesfromtheschedule,completetheform,andreturnitbymailwithyourcreditcardinformation.
WithdrawalPolicy
Fullrefunds（退款）,minus（减去）the$15registrationfee,willbegivenforanywithdrawalsmadeuptooneweekbeforetheclassbegins.Withdrawalsmadebeforethestartofthesecondclasswillreceivea50percentrefund,minustheregistrationfee.Norefundswillbemadeafterthestartofthesecondclass.
ClassesofferedbytheCommunityCenterareforadultsonly.Youmustbeeighteenyearsofageoroldertoparticipate（参加）.ClassesforchildrenandteensareofferedthroughtheCityDepartmentofRecreation.
【解题导语】 本文是一篇应用文。
文章是社区中心对其所提供的夏季课程的介绍。
21．WhocantakepartintheCommunityCentersummerclasses?
A．Adultsonly.
B．Citizensonly.
C．Highschoolers.
D．Childrenandteens.
A 解析：
细节理解题。
根据第一段中的TheCommunityCenterisofferingadultsummerclassesagainthisyear.以及最后一段中的ClassesofferedbytheCommunityCenterareforadultsonly.可知，社区中心的夏季课程是针对成年人的。
22．Whatdoyouhavetodoforsummerclasses’registration?
A．Paya$15registrationfee.
B．Signupforclassesonline.
C．Provideyourcreditcardinformation.
D．Paymaterialfeesbeforetheclassbegins.
C 解析：
根据Registration中的Fillinyourcreditcardinformation及andreturnitbymailwithyourcreditcardinformation可知，注册夏季课程需要提供信用卡信息。
23．Howmuchwillyouberefundedafterthestartofthesecondclass?
A．$15. B．None.
C．Afullrefund.D．A50percentrefund.
B 解析：
根据WithdrawalPolicy中的Norefundswillbemadeafterthestartofthesecondclass.可知，第二节课开课后就不会退款了。
B
Ah,prom（正式舞会）,themostexcitingpartoftheyear.However,manywillfeelpressuredintogoing,whileaskingthemselves,“Ispromworththehype（天花乱坠的宣传）？
”
Thereareundoubtedlymanyreasonshighschoolersandteenagerswillgiveastowhyeveryoneshouldattendprom.Manywillsaythatforseniors,promisthelastbigeventofastudent’shighschoolcareer.Itwillfeelstrangetomissit.Otherswouldalsosaythatitisoneofthefeweventsoftheyearwherespendingalotofmoneyisworthit.
“Ithinkpeoplespendtoomuchmoneyonprombecausethetickets,tuxedos（无尾礼服）anddressesandallaresoexpensive，”seniorTrevorLambertsaid.“But,intheend,Ibelievethemoneyisworthit.”
Promisn’ttheonlybigeventthateveryoneinhighschoolhastolookforwardtothough.Keepinmindthattherearemanyothermomentsinhighschooltotakenoteofandtolookbackon.
“Idon’tthinkthatpromisthebestwaytohavefunandspendtimewithfriendssinceitisorganizedbysomeoneelse，”juniorReaganDavissaid.“Thatpersoninchargemaynotknowhowyouliketoenjoyyourself.”
Also,prompreparationsusuallycostalargeamountofmoney.However,asstatedbefore,promisnottheonlychoicewheremoneycanbespenttoenjoysomethingspecial.Personally,Ihavethrowntwopartiestocelebrateanendoftheyearoccasion,costingabout$50each,whichismuchcheaperthan$919（theaverageamountapersonspendsonprom）．
So,inconclusion,therearemanyreasonstogotoprom,butintheend,itissimplynotworthallthehypeitreceives.However,thatisnottosaythatpromshouldbeavoidedbyanymeans.Promisstillagreatwaytospendtimewithfriendsandhavefun.Buttherearealternatives（可供选择的事物）tohaveasmuchfunatpromnight;
itsimplytakesalittleresearch.
【解题导语】 本文是一篇议论文。
作者分析了高中生喜欢和不喜欢正式舞会的原因，并表明自己的观点：
正式舞会很重要，但不应被过度宣传。
高中生如果愿意，可以参加正式舞会，但也可以考虑其他一些经济且充满乐趣的活动。
24．What’sTrevorLambert’sopinionofprom?
A．Itisbeneficialtoattendprom.
B．Promisabigwasteofmoney.
C．Ticketsarenotworththemoney.
D．Itfeelsabitstrangetomissprom.
推理判断题。
根据第三段可知，尽管TrevorLambert认为正式舞会需要花费很多钱，但是他认为这些钱值得花。
25．WhydoesReaganDavisthinklittleofprom?
A．Itinvolvestoomanystudents.
B．Itmaybebadlyorganized.
C．Itlackscreativityandfun.
D．Ittakesalotoftime.
根据第五段中的sinceitisorganizedbysomeoneelse和Thatpersonincharge...enjoyyourself.可知，ReaganDavis觉得由于正式舞会是由别人组织的，而那个人并不知道如何取悦你们，所以它并不是你和朋友欢聚的最好选择。
26．Whydoestheauthormentionhisownexperiences?
A．Toofferadviceonprompreparation.
B．Toletreadersconsiderotheroptions.
C．Toshowmoneycanbuygoodmemories.
D．Tocallonreaderstoavoidattendingprom.
根据倒数第二段中的prompreparationsusuallycostalargeamountofmoney...promisnottheonlychoicewheremoneycanbespenttoenjoysomethingspecial及之后的费用对比可知，作者认为正式舞会并不是你回忆高中生活的唯一方式，你还可以考虑其他形式的活动。
27．What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsprom?
A．Heisagainstit.
B．Hethinkshighlyofit.
C．Heisuninterestedinit.
D．Hehasmixedfeelingsaboutit.
D 解析：
观点态度题。
作者的观点主要体现在最后一段的总结：
正式舞会对高中生来讲很重要，但同时高中生也可以考虑其他的活动。
因此，他对正式舞会持中立态度。
注意，作者反对的是大肆宣传正式舞会。
C
Horsescantellthedifferencebetweendominant（强硬的）bodyposturesandsubmissive（顺从的）onesinhumans.Theformermeansthepersonstandsstraight,witharmsandlegsapart.Thelattermeanstheperson’sarmsandlegsareclosetothebodyandthekneesarerelaxed.Horsescandothatevenwhenthehumansarenotfamiliartothem,accordingtoanewstudy.
Researchersworkedwith30homeraisedhorsestoseewhethertheyweremorelikelytogotoapersonshowingadominantbodyposture,orasubmissiveposture.ResearchwasdoneonhorsesatthreecentresinSuffolkandEastSussex.Allthehandlerswerewomen,dressedinsimilarclothingandofsimilarsize.Adarkneckwarmercoveredtheirfacestoeyelevel.Thehorses,whichhadbeenfedbytwopeople,wereallowedtochoosewhethertogotoeitherthepersonshowingthedominantorthesubmissivebodyposture.
Theyfoundthateventhoughthehorseshadbeengivenfoodbeforebyeachperson,theyweremuchmorelikelytogettothepersonshowingasubmissiveratherthanadominantpostureinfollow upexperiments.
Coleadauthorofthestudy,AmySmith,said,“Horsesareoftenthoughttobegoodatreadinghumanbodylanguagebasedonstoriessuchasthe‘CleverHansEffect’.However,littleresearchhastestedthis.Nowwehavescientificevidenceforthat.”
AmySmithsaid,“Animals,includinghumans,tendtouselargerposturestoshow
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