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A.Themanshouldfindacompetentpartnertoworkwith.

B.Themanshouldtrytomeethispartner’sneeds.

C.Themanshouldcompromisewithhispartner.

4.WhatwillMr.Smithprobablydowithhisoldhouse?

A.Hemayconvertittoabar.B.Hemayrentitanduseitasabar.

C.Hemaysellittotheownerofabar.

5.Whoisthewomanmostlikelytobe?

A.Acollegeteacher.B.Acollegestudent.C.Acollegepresident.

SectionB（10marks）

Inthissection,youwillheartwolongconversations.Eachconversationwillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachconversation,therewillbeaone-minutepause.Duringthepause,readthefivequestions,eachwiththreechoicesmarkedA,BandC,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.

ConversationOne

6.Whatisthepurposeofsmalltalk?

A.Torelaxatensesituation.B.Toobtainpersonalinformation.

C.Tostartaconversation.

7.Whichofthefollowingisacceptablesmalltalk?

A.Areyouhappywithme?

B.Willyoutellmehowyourdivorceisgoing?

C.Didyouhaveanytroublefindingyourwayhere?

8.Accordingtothelady,thebestresponseto,“Beautifuldaytoday,isn’tit?

”is“”

A.Yes,it’sgorgeous.Ilovehot,sunnydays.

B.No,itistoohot.Iamsweatingallover.

C.Yes.itis.Itisabeautifuldaytoday.

9.Accordingtothelady,whatshouldyoudowhenyousenseyouhavehurttheotherperson’sfeelingsinaconversation?

A.Stopandapologise.B.Goontoadifferenttopic.

C.Justgoonandsaysomethingnice.

10.Whatismostimportantinsmalltalk?

A.Makingtheotherpersoncuriousaboutyou.

B.Beingreallyinterestedintheotherperson.

C.Keepingtheotherpersonfeelingcomfortable.

ConversationTwo

11.WhatexperienceofTanyaPinto’swaslifechanging?

A.HerexperienceinIndia.B.HerexperienceinDallas.

C.Herexperienceinanadvertisingcompany.

12.Whatdoes“BaalDan”meaninHindi?

A.Childcare.B.Donationstochildren.C.Childcharity.

13.HowdidI3aalDanhelpIndianchildrenatfirst?

A.Byprovidingthemwitheducation.B.Byofferingthemshelter.C.Bygivingthemclothes.

14.WhatdoesTanyaPintolikedoingwiththechildrenshehelps?

A.Organizingeventstoraisemoney.B.Teachingthembusinesspractices.

C.Enjoyfunactivitieswiththem.

15.WhatisTanyaPinto’smessagefortheaudience?

A.Anyonecanhelpmakeourworldabetterplace.

B.Anyonecanbecomeacelebritybyhelpingothers.

C.Anyonecansucceedbyhelpingothersinneed.

SectionC（5marks）

Inthissection,youtrillhearfiveshortnewsitems.Eachitemwillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachitem,therewillbeapause.Duringthepause,readthequestionandthethreechoicesmarkedA,BandC,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.

16.WhydidElBaradeisayIranwasonthewrongsideofthelaw?

A.ItdidnotallowIAEAinspectorstoentertheQomfacility.

B.Itdoesnotplantouseatomicenergysforpeacefulpurposes.

C.Itdidnotrevealthenuclearplant’sexistenceearlier.

17.WhathavesomeoppositionRepublicanssaidaboutMr.Obama’sproposal?

A.Itistoocostlyandwilldriveupthefederalbudgetdeficit.

B.Itwouldnotprovidecompetitionforprivateinsurers.

C.ItisimpossibletolowertheUShealthcarecosts.

18.WhatdidthereportsayabouttheMexicaneconomy?

A.ItwastheworstperformerinLatinAmerica.

B.ItsdemandforUSproductsfellby10percent.

C.Itsautopartsindustryhashardlybeenhit.

19.Whatdidthemedicalstaffsayaboutthebaby?

A.Hewasbornfourmonthsprematurelyandaliveatbirth.

B.Someofhisvitalorganshadnotdevelopedenoughforhimtosurvive.

C.Hisfatherbroughthimbacktolifehoursafterhewasdeclareddead.

20.Whatisthecrisisaboutinthisnewsreport?

A.Russia’sdecisiontoreduceitsnaturalgassupplytotheUkraine.

B.Europeanofficials’refusaltobuyRussiannaturalgas.

C.AgasdisputebetweenRussiaandtheUkraine.

SectionD（10marks）

Inthissection,youwillhearamaterialandfillineachblankwithnomorethanfivewords.Thematerialwillbereadtwice.

ScholarshipsforWomen

Mothers’Dream

Everymotherexpectsto（21）herchildandhopesthatthechildwill（22）andliehappilythereafter.

PresentProblems

（23）maynotbeverygoodrightnow.

Solution

Theyshouldapplyfor（24）offeredtomotherstoupgradetheirknowledgeandgetabetterjobinthefuture.

Beneficiaries

Allwomenwhoare（25）studyingfurther,includingsingle,married,workingmothers,aswellaswomen（26）whocannotaffordhighereducation.

Purpose

Nottoallow（27）tobelostbecauseofinsufficient（28）.

Usage

Theyneednotrepaythemoneytothegovernment.Itismeanttohelpwomentoupgradetheirknowledge.boosttheirskills,or（29）thattheyoncefailedtocomplete.Theycanusethemoneytopayexpensesinpurchasingbooks,payingfees,transportationcost,andother（30）.

PartIIVocabularyandStructure（15marks）

Thereare15incompletesentencesinthispart.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.

31.Chinesechildrenaretaughtthatitistointerrupt.Thatiswhyweseldominterruptateacherinclassevenwhenwehaveaquestion.

A.rudeB.coarseC.roughD.crude

32.ThesecondresearchreportwasbyMay2009,butitissixmonthslaterandthereportisstillnowhereinsight.

A.submittedB.tohavesubmittedC.tosubmitD.tohavebeensubmitted

33.Intheexperiment,thestudentsstudiedwereinterruptedfivetimesduringthelisteningtestwhattheyhadbeenthinkingaboutduringthepausebeforeansweringaquestion.

A.reportingB.toreportC.reportedD.beingreported

34.Theministeracceptedfullforthedisasterandresigned.

A.blameB.obligationC.responsibilityD.consequence

35.Iwilldisplayitonthescreenyoucanseeitbetter.

A.sothatB.providedthatC.seeingthatD.incasethat

36.Iusedtoplaytabletennisquitewell,hutIamnow.

A.outofworkB.outofreachC.outofstockD.outofpractice

37.Don’tworry,juststaycalm!

Thebombwon’tuntilitistouched.

A.goonB.gooffC.gooutD.goover

38.Heanothercareerbut,atthetime,hejustwantedtoearnmoremoneytosupporthissisterinuniversity.

A.mighthavechosenB.mightchooseC.hadtochooseD.musthavechosen

39.Dr.Smithwasalwaysthepoorandthesick,oftenprovidingthemwithfreemedicalcare.

A.remindedofB.absorbedinC.tendedbyD.concernedabout

40.Theboardoftrusteesagreedtotheplan,buttherewereseveraldetailstheydidn’tlike.

A.inprincipleB.inpracticeC.inessenceD.intheory

41.InmostuniversitiesinChina,freshmenaregivenanEnglishtestonenteringtheschooltohelpteachersthemtoaclassattheirlevel.

A.locateB.assignC.deliverD.place

42.Toreachasettlement,wemadeatothembyagreeingtotrain10techniciansforthem.

A.concessionB.considerationC.commissionD.confirmation

43.Notenoughhands,wehadgreatdifficultyincompletingtheprojectintime.

A.havehadB.hadC.tohaveD.having

44.Sue:

Youdidanexcellentjobyesterday,Jim!

Ireallyenjoyedyourpresentation.

Jim:

Sue:

Oh,yes,itwasfabulous.TheEnglishprogrammeisreallyagreatwaytopracticeEnglish.

A.Doyoureallythinkso?

B.Oh,thankyou.Youaresokind.

C.Really?

Whataboutyours?

D.Notatall.Mypleasure.

45.Jim:

Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?

Anne:

Well,Ilikedifferentkinds.

Well,Iespeciallylikepunkrock.

A.Ibegyourpardon?

B.Areyouserious?

C.Anyinparticular?

D.Whydoyouthinkso?

PartIIICloze（10marks）

Readthepassageandfillineachblankwithoneword.Choosethewordinoneofthefollowingthreeways:

accordingtothecontext,byusingthecorrectformofthegivenword,orbyusingthegivenlettersoftheword.

Botheredbythoseinterruptingphoneringsatcinemas?

Francemightbetherightplaceforyou.TheFrenchGovernmentjustlegalizedtheuseofmobilephoneblockingdevicesincinemas,theatresandconcerthalls.Itwantedtopreventaudiencesfrombeing（46）disbyringtonesandtelephoneconversations.

Thetechnologymeansthatpeoplecanbepreventedfromreceivingand（47）mobiletelephonecallswithin30metersofthedevice.（48）emergencycallswillbeabletooverridetheblock.

Frenchfilmmakershavesaidthatmobilephonesincinemaswerehavinga“disastrous”（49）im

onticketsales.Thechangeinthelawispartofthegovernment’scampaigntomakecinemamoreattractive.

FrenchindustryministerPatrickDevedjiansaid,“It’sthesameforconcerts.Youknowhowitiswhen（50）awpeoplelettheirphonesringduringaconcert.”

Themovewasfirstdebatedin2001.However,thereareuncertaintyoverwhetherblockingdevicescould（51）telephonesignalsincinemasandtheatreswitho