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3.A.Theweatherwon’tbefine.B.Themanhascalledtocanceltheirplan.

C.Theyhavegotnopermission.D.Thewomanhastolookafterhernephew.

4.A.Shewantedtoseewhatthemanbought.B.Themanboughtalotofbooks.

C.Shedidn’tlikethebooksthemanbought.D.Themanshouldn’thaveboughtbooks.

5.A.At2:

50.B.At3:

25.C.At3:

50.D.At4:

50.

6.A.Bob’smouthisgettingbad.B.Bobspokeilloftheman.

C.Bobdoesn’tlikethewoman.D.Bob’sproudoftheman’ssuccess.

7.A.Thewoolsweaters.B.Thecoolweather.C.TheirplaninAugust.D.Thesummervacation.

8.A.Hisannualcheckupshouldbeat4:

15today.

B.Hehasnotimetotaketheannualcheckuptomorrow.

C.Hemadeamistakeaboutthedateofhisannualcheckup.

D.Hisannualcheckupneedstobepostponeduntiltomorrow.

9.A.Weshouldcaremoreaboutthedangerofdrunkdriving.

B.Peoplekilledintrafficaccidentsaremostlydrunkdrivers.

C.Drunkdriversshouldn’tberesponsiblefortrafficaccidents.

D.Wehavepaidenoughattentiontothedangerofdrunkdriving.

10.A. 

Buy 

a 

new 

car. 

　B. 

Look 

for 

less 

expensive 

car.

　C. 

car 

from 

the 

woman. 

　D. 

Help 

woman 

paint 

her 

SectionB

InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingnews.

11.A.74centimeters.B.110centimeters.C.220centimeters.D.276centimeters.

12.A.Ithaslegs.B.Itfliesatnight.C.Itissolar-powered.D.Itisthelongest.

13.A.MichelleObama’shelpingeducategirlsinJapan.

B.Japan’sfeedbackontheWhiteHouse’sinitiative.

C.ThereasonforproposingLetGirlsLearninitiative.

D.MichelleObama’spromotinganinitiativeinJapan.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

14.A.Voiceouropinionwherewehaveexperience.

B.BebraveenoughtoaskquestionsinLinkedIn.

C.Giveoursinceresuggestionstotheemployers.

D.Inviteexpertstowriterecommendationsforus.

15.A.Toshareinterestingarticles.B.Tobettersellourselves.

C.Tolearnaboutnewjobopenings.D.Tochatwithpeopleinourfield.

16.A.Inthedigitalage,findingajobisonlyapieceofcake.

B.Socialmediaplaysanimportantroleinthejobsearch.

C.Digitalequipmentisbecomingmoreandmorepopular.

D.Onlineconversationscanimproveajobhunter’sabilities.

SectionC

InSectionC,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Theconversationswillbereadtwice.Afteryouheareachconversation,youarerequiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.

Blanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

Completetheform.WriteONEWORDforeachanswer.

PLAZAHOTEL

Singleroom:

Doubleroom:

18bed:

weekdays:

$188

weekends:

$208

$268

$17

$45

*Including19;

excluding20andservicecharge.

Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

Completetheform.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.

Whatarethetwospeakersgoingtodotonight?

Theyaregoingto21ofthe 

exhibit 

ofthereprintsbyJuliaCameron.

Whydidn’tJaneinviteSteveearlier?

Becauseshewas22theticketsandwasn’tsureofgettingthem.

WhatwasspecialaboutJuliaCameron?

Sheinventedalotofphotographictechniquesandwasgoodatcapturing23.

WhodidJuliaCameronphotograph?

24ofherday.

II.GrammarandVocabulary

Afterreadingthepassagesbelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagescoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;

fortheotherblanks, 

useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

（A）

After30years（25）_____apilot,CaptainPeterElliottgottoflyholiday-makersonaThomasCookflightfromBirmingham,UK,toTenerife,Spainwithhisdaughter.

SeniorFirstOfficerLauraElliott（26）_____（fly）forsixyearsbuthasneverbeforegottoworkwithherfather. 

“It’smydreamtobeabletoflywithmyDad,”shesaid.

Ithadseemedunlikelythatthepairwouldeverco-pilot（27）_____sameaircraftbecauseMissElliottlearnedtoflyonAirbusplaneswhenshejoinedthecompanyin2009,andherfatherflewBoeings. 

However,afterPeterElliott,59,retrainedtoflyAirbuses,theirdreamofflyingtogethercametrue.

MissElliott,30,becameinterestedinflyingwhen（28）_____（inspire）byherfatherwithatrialflightasherbirthdaypresent.MissElliottsaid:

“BecomingapilotwasneversomethingIhadconsidered.ItwasonlywhenmyDadboughtmeatrialflightformy18thbirthday（29）_____IconsideredfollowinginmyDad’sfootsteps.”

Thepairfinallysatinthecockpit（驾驶员座舱）togetherandMrElliottmadeanannouncementtopassengers（30）_____theflightmadeitaspecialdayforhimashewasflyingwithhisdaughter.

MissElliottrecalledtheflight,（31）_____（say）,“Iwasinitiallynervousandhekeptasking（32）_____Iwasnervousornot.Itwaslikegoingforadrivinglessonwithhim.Thankfully,everythingwentsmoothlyandthepassengerslovedit.Ifiteverhappensagain,Iwilldefinitelybealot（33）_____（relaxed）.”

（B）

Hastheworldjustwitnesseditsfirsteverrobotsuicide?

Boringhouseworkwasseeminglytoomuchforonecleaningrobottotake,whenitapparentlyrebelledanddecidedtoenditall.

Therobotwasgiventhetiresometaskofcleaningupsomespiltgrainbeforeitclimbedontoakitchenhotplate（34）_____itdestroyeditself,accordingtoreportsinAustria.Ithadreportedlygrowntiredof（35）_____（force）tocleanthehouseeverydayanddecidedtobecomeamartyr（殉道者）totherobotcause.

“Somehowitseems（36）_____（restart）itselfagainbeforeitmadeitswayalongtheworksurface.Thenitpushedacookingpotoutofthewayandbasicallythatwastheendofit,”explainedfiremanHelmutKniewasser,who（37）_____（call）todealwiththefireatHinterstoderinKirchdorf.“Itprettyquicklystartedtomeltunderneathandthenstucktothekitchenhotplate.Itthencaughtfire.（38）_______________wearrived,ithadbecomejustapileofash.”Headded:

“Theentirebuilding（39）__________beevacuated（疏散）andtherewasseveresmokedamageparticularlyintheflatinwhichtherobothadbeeninuse.“It’samysteryhowitcametobestartedandendedupmakingitswaytothehotplate.”（40）_____tookanhourtocleanandmakethebuildingsafe.Thehomeownerplanstochargetherobot’smanufacturer.

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.marketed

B.experience

C.increased

D.deliberately

E.indicate

F.controlled

G.potentially

H.currently

I.convenience

J.backed

K.access

Youngchildrenmayfaceserioushealthrisksfrompopularenergydrinks,suchasMonster,RedBullandRockStar,41causingheartproblemsandotherlife-threateningconditions,accordingtothefindingsofnewresearches.

DuringapresentationattheannualCardiacScientificSessions2014meetingoftheAmericanHeartAssociation（AHA）,researcherswarnedabouttheriskofallowingyoungchildren42totheenergydrinks,whichcontainhighamountsofcaffeine（咖啡因）andotherstimulants.

Researches43thattheenergydrinksarenotintendedforyoungchildrenandarenotsafeforthemtoconsume.StevenLipshultz,M.D.,leadauthorofthestudy,iscallingforawarningonallenergydrinkcansandbottles,warningparentsoftheriskofallowingchildrentodrinkthem.

Researcherssayitisdifficulttoknowexactlyhowmuchcaffeineiscontainedineachcanorbottleofenergydrinks,sincetheyareoften44asdietarysupplements（补充物）,whichallowthemanufacturerstoavoidFDAregulations.

Energydrinkmanufacturershavecomparedtheamountofcaffeineintheirproductstothatinhotdrinkssoldincoffeehouses,buttheirproductsareoftenpackagedinverylargesizesandtheyarenotsoldin45environmentslikecoffeehouses,whichtypicallywouldnotserveyoungchildren.Energydrinksarewidelyavailablein46storesnexttotraditionalsoftdrinks,typicallypackagedinverysimilarcansandusingsimilarmarketingtechniques.

Someenergydrinksinmanyofthepopularlinescancontainupto400mgofcaffeinepercan.Incomparison,acupofcoffeetypicallyhasaround100mgofcaffeine.Caffeinepoisoningcanoccurinadultsatlevelshigherthan400mgaday;

however,childrenunder12can47caffeinepoisoningatonly2.5mgper2.2poundsofbodyweight.

AstudypublishedinSeptember48upthenewfindings,revealingenergydrinksmaycaus