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D）Theyshouldgotobothrestaurantssincebotharegood.

15.A）Hehasneverfeltgoodinhislife.B）TheYogahasimprovedhishealth.

C）Heisunhappyabouthislife.D）HeisthinkingoftakingaYogaexercise.

16.A）Shewillbeworkingduringthesummervacation.B）Sheislookingforwardtogoinghome.

C）Shewilltravelduringtheholiday.D）Sheneedstohireanotherresearchassistant.

17.A）Hewillbeinclassallafternoon.B）Hisclassmeetsforthreehours.

C）Hehasthreeclassesinarow.D）Hisclassbeginsatoneo’clock.

18.A）ShecanonlymakeitonSunday.B）Shedoesn’tlikevolleyball.

C）Shedoesn’twanttoplayvolleyballonSunday.D）ShewilltrytomakeitonSunday.

Questions19to22arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

19.A）ItisrequiredbyProfessorStephen.B）Itisveryinteresting.

C）Hewantstoknowaboutheartattacks.D）Hetookpartinthediscussion.

20.A）Thenationalhealth.B）Heartattacks.C）Thecauseofstress.D）Healthcareforwomen.

21.A）Womenareundermorestressthanmen.B）Womenhavemoreheartattacksthanmen.

C）Womengetlesscarethanmen.D）Womenhavelessseriousheartattacksthanmen.

22.A）Discussthevideowiththeman.B）Gotoseethevideo.

C）Getreadyfortheclass.D）Tellothersitisinteresting.

Questions23to25arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

23.A）Theeffectoftheatmosphereonrainfall.B）Howconditionsonearthsupportlife.

C）Howwateroriginatedonearth.D）Anewestimateoftheageofearth.

24.A）Thesurfaceoftheoceanisexpanding.B）Volcanicactivityisincreasing.

C）Thesurfaceofearthcontainstonsofcosmicdust.

D）Thousandsofcometsarecollidingwithearth’satmosphere.

25.A）Theyarefoundundertheoceans.B）Theyweremostactivewhenearthfirstformed.

C）Theiremissionscreatedearth’satmosphere.D）Theirfumesaremostlywaterinthestateofagas.

SectionB

PassageOne

Questions26to28arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

26.A）Untilheeatsit.B）Atleast30minutes.C）Allday.D）Nomorethan30minutes.

27.A）Ayoungone.B）Asmallone.C）Abigone.D）Anoldone.

28.A）Acleanenvironment.B）Sunbathing.C）Properfeeding.D）Vigorousexercises.

PassageTwo

Questions29to31arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

29.A）Over30millionmen.B）Over30millionmiddle-agedmen.

C）ThoseenergeticAmericans.D）Americansofbothsexesandallages.

30.A）Becauseoftheirstrongdesireforgoodhealth.B）Becauseoftheirloveforhobbiesandpastimes.

C）Becauseoftheirfearofheartdisease.D）Becauseoftheirextraenergy.

31.A）Itwasrising.B）Itwaslowering.C）Itremainedunchanged.D）Itwasfluctuating.

PassageThree

Questions32to35arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.

32.A）InVictoriantimes.B）In1969.C）In1979.D）It’snotclear.

33.A）Itwasopenedinthe20thcentury.B）ItwasbuiltunderthebusystreetsofLondon.

C）AlotofworkersworkedfortheVictoriaLine.D）Noonechecksandcollectstheticketsontheplatform.

34.A）Todrivethetrain.B）Tostopthetrain.C）Tostartthetrain.D）Tosendsignals.

35.A）Thetrainwillstopautomaticallyifnosignalissentfromthecommandspot.

B）Mostofthecontrolworkisdonebycomputersnotbyhumanbeings.

C）It’sverysafetotravelontheVictoriaLine.

D）AccidentsoccasionallyhappenontheVictoriaLine.

SectionC

MarkTwain,whowrotethestorywe’regoingtoread,traveledquitealotoftenbecausecircumstances,usually（36）circumstances,forcedhimto.HewasborninFlorida,Missouriin1835andmovedtoHannibal,Missouriwithhisfamilywhenhewasabout4yearsold.MostpeoplethinkhewasborninHannibalbutthatisn’ttrue.Afterhisfatherdiedwhenhewasabout12,TwainworkedinHannibalforawhileandthenleft,sohecould（37）moremoney.Heworkedforwhileasatypesetteron（38）newspaperandthengotajobasariver（39）ontheMississippi.Twainlovedthisjobandmanyofhisbooksshowit.Theriverjobdidn’tlast,however,becauseofthe（40）oftheCivilWar.Twainwasinthe（41）Armyforjust2weeksandthenheandhiswhole（42）wentwesttogetawayfromthewarandthearmy.InNevadaandCalifornia,Twain（43）forsilverandgoldwithoutmuchluck,butdidsucceedasawriter.（44）.（45）.（46）.

Test2

11.A）Shethinksit’stoofarfromhome.B）Shelikesthenewworkingenvironment.

C）Shedoesn’tlikethecompanysheworksfor.D）Shewantstosaveontravelingtime.

12.A）Turnupthevolume.B）Stoptalkingsomuch..

C）Playthemusicmoresoftly.D）Playdifferentmusic.

13.A）Itisappropriate.B）Itistooinformal.C）Itisnormal.D）Itistooformal.

14.A）ThatRose’snewhusbandisawriter.B）Thatthemanshouldn’tbelieveeverythingheread.

C）Thatappearancesareoftendeceiving.D）ThatshelikesRose’shusband’snewbook.

15.A）Shesawanadinthenewspaper.B）Shelearnedaboutitfromafriend.

C）Sheheardaboutitduringatelevisioninterview.D）Shesawitonalistofjobopenings.

16.A）35.B）36.C）34.D）40.

17.A）Watchingtelevision.B）Listeningtotheradio.

C）Readinganewspaper.D）Readingamagazine.

18.A）Shehadanaccident.B）Shewantstogotoaforeigncountrytolearnthelanguage.

C）AndrewisanativeEnglishspeaker.D）AndrewspeaksEnglishquitewell.

19.A）Inthestudents’recreationcenter.B）Inthecampusdininghall.

C）Intheuniversitybookstore.D）Inaclassroom.

20.A）Studying.B）Preparingsnacks.C）Playingcards.D）Learninghowtoplaybridge.

21.A）Misshercardgame.B）Stayuptoolate.

C）Taketooheavyaworkloadnextsemester.D）Neglectherstudiestoplaybridge.

22.A）Healreadyknowshowtoplay.B）Hedoesn’tliketoplaygames.

C）Hedoesn’thaveapartner.D）Hedoesn’thaveenoughfreetime.

23.A）Inthemiddleofthesemester.B）Atthebeginningoftheexams.

C）Attheendoftheschoolyear.D）Inthemiddleofsummervacation.

24.A）Sheisfromaveryrichfamily.B）Bobdoesn’thavemuchmoney.

C）ShelostabetandowesBobmoney.D）Boblefthiswalletathome.

25.A）Hisownticketfortheconcert.B）Ellen’sticketfortheconcert.

C）Theirtripinthesummervacation.D）ThesupperforhimandEllen.

26.A）In1901inAtlanta.B）In1901inAskin’s.

C）In1901inArizona.D）In1925inMilestone.

27.A）Whentheownerwaspaintinghisroomfor“MilestoneMotorHotel”,hethoughtofit.

B）Itstandsfor“manyhotelrooms”inMilestoneMotorHotel.

C）Theownerdislikedthenameof“MilestoneMotorHotel”andchangedit.

D）Theownershortenedthefullnamefothehotelforlackofspaceonthesingboard.

28.A）RadioorTV.B）Telephone.C）Computer.D）Swimmingpool.

29.A）Employeesinbigcorporationsenjoymoreactivities.

B）Employeesinsmallcompaniesenjoymoreactivities.

C）Employeesinbigcorporationsmakemorefriends.

D）Employeesinsmallcompaniesgolunchtogethermoreoften.

30.A）Youpayforyourself.B）Yourfriendspay.

C）Youpayhalf.D）Yourfriendspayhalf.

31.A）Youshouldgotoyourfriends’housemoreoften.

B）Youshouldrefusetogotoyourcolleagues’homes.

C）Youshouldtrytomakefriendswithotherpeople.

D）Youshouldworkharder.

32.A）In1848.B）In1846.C）In1884.D）In1849.

33.A）8,000people.B）10,000people..C）80,000people..D）100,000people..

34.A）FromthewesternUnitedStates.B）Fromallpartsofthecountry.

C）FromonlytheeastcoastoftheAmericanContinent.D）FromSanFranciscoBay.

35.A）Becausemanysettlementswereabandoned.B）Becausethereweremanygold-hungrysailors.

C）Becauseprivategoldcouldnotbeprotectedbylaw.D）BecauseeverybodyracedforCalifornia.

Afterretiringfrom30yearsofteaching,EthbellPeppercouldeasilyhavedecidedtositbackand（36）andenjoyapeaceful（37）.ButthatkindoflifeisnotforEthbellPepper.“Ijustwantedtodosomethingdifferent.Ifyouaregoingto（38）inlife,doit.Don’tjustsitdownandlookoutthewindow,”shesays.At68,shedecidedtobecomeoneofthe（39）participantsinaprogramattheUniversityofCalifornia.Theprogramoffers（40）housingandclassestopeopleover（41）.She（42）inaclasscalledHumanRelationshipsand（43）Society.（44）.“Butinthiscourse,IfoundoutalotaboutotherculturesIdidn’tknowthen.（45）.”

Olderadultscanaddtotheeducationalresourcesoftheuniversitybybringingwiththemalotofvaluableexperience.Theirpresenceoncampushelpsbreaksomelongbeliefsabutaging.Youngstudentsmayhavefearsofgrowingolder.（46）.Theyoungerstudent