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B.Managerandcustomer.D.Dentistandpatient.

7.A.Thewomanwillnothelpthemanbecausesheisbusy.

B.Thewomanwillhelpthemanlater.

C.Thewomanwillhelpthemanimmediately.

D.Thewomanwillstoptohelpthemansoon.

8.A.Thepositionofsilverware.C.Sewingnapkins.

B.Settingthetable.D.Doingsomewashing-up.

PartTwoLongconversations14%

ConversationOne

1.A.Thewestofthecity.C.ThewestofEurope

B.ThewestofL.A.D.TheWestCoast

2.A.Itstransportation.C.ItsSuburb.

B.Itsenvironment.D.Itsweather.

3.A.Itwaswindy.C.Itwascool.

B.Itwaswarm.D.Itwastoohot.

4.A.GoldenGatePark.C.Fishermen’sWharf.

B.Thecablecarride.D.OldVictorianhouses.

ConversationTwo

5.A.Hedislikeshispresentjob.

B.Heisafraidtotakeonanewjob.

C.Hehasnoideaofhowtofindajob.

D.Hehastomakeachoicebetweentwojobs.

6.A.Itismoreinteresting.C.Itislessdemanding.

B.Itisnotalwaysbusy.D.Ithasbetterhours.

7.A.Hecandrinkcoffeeashelikes.

B.Hehasalreadyhadsomeregularcustomers.

C.Helikestomeetpeopleandgettoknowthem.

D.Hecanpreparehisownbreakfastinthemorning.

Partthreepassages（choosethebestanswers）20%

P17unit2part1+P50unit5part1,part2

PassageOne

1.A.JohnandMaryhadtwolovelygirlsandlivedahappylife.

B.John’sjobwasnotsogoodandhedecidedtodevelophiscareerinanothercity.

C.Thecouplehiredareliablewomantotakecareoftheirchildrenbeforetheywentout.

D.JohnandMarycamebackhomealittleearlierthantheyhadplanned.

2.A.Theywereverygladtohavesomechangeintheirlife.

B.Theysawsmokesomewhereinthefront.

C.TheyfoundthehouseinflameswasFredJone’sandhewasatworkthen.

D.Theycouldgetbackhomeearlierbytakingthenewroute.

3.A.Thehouseonfireisnottheirs.

B.Johnwaswearinggoodclothes.

C.Bothaandb.

D.Neitheranorb.

4.A.Onlyapartofthehousewasinflames.

B.Theysawanoldmanonthelawncryingout,“Thechildren!

Getthechildren!

”.

C.Theysawawomaninhystericsscreamingforhelp.

D.Theysawthewholehouseaswellasthelawninflames.

PassageTwo

1.A.Fromtheirparents.

B.Fromtheirparentsandteachers.

C.Fromtheirparentsandpeers.

D.Fromtheirfriendsofthesameage.

2.A.Americanboysandgirlsseldomplaytogether.

B.Americanboysandgirlsprefertoplayinsame-sexgroups.

C.Americanboysspendmoretimeplayingwithgirls.

D.Americanboysandgirlsseldomplaytogetherandspendmoretimeplayinginsame-sexgroups..

3.A.8to10.B.10to12.C.8to12.D.10to15.

Passagethree

1.A.Girlslovetoplayinlargegroups.

B.Girlshavetheirownfavoritegames.

C.Girlsdon’tliketoplaywithothers.

D.Girlslovetoplaywithboysandtheyusuallyplayinsmallgroups.

2.A.HopscotchB.JumpropeC.PlayinghouseD.See-saw

3.A.Bothboysandgirlswanttogetwhattheywant.

B.Bothboysandgirlswantotherchildrentodowhattheywantthemtodo.

C.Bothboysandgirlstrytogettheirplaymatestodowhattheywantthemtodointhesameway.

D.Alloftheabove.

PartFourGapfilling20%P9unit1part1+P18unit2part2

Passageone

Thenameoftheproject

1）___________

Studentsinvolvedintheprojectaskedto

2）_________at3peopleand3）________

theirreaction

Otherpeople’sreactionwhentheysawthetwohomeless

4）____________

Evidencetoprovethatthetwomenwerehomelessandpoor

“dirtybody”5）_________;

theblue-eyedman6）_____________________hehadbeenclutching;

allheorderedwas7）____

Thespeaker’sreactiontowardsthetwohomeless

Feltastrong8）________________andto9）_____________theblue-eyedman

Oneofthepossiblecausesofthespeaker’sreaction

Noticed10）_______________-__intherestaurantsetonher.

Passagetwo

DespiteMary’sprotests,John1）___________thewaterhoseand2）__________

hisclothes,3）_____hiswethandkerchiefonhisheadand4）_________forthebasement.Hefoundthedoorandgrabbedtwochildren,holdingoneundereacharm.Onthewayback,hecould5）_________somemorewhimpering.After6）_________

thetwokidsintothesafehandsand7）_________hislungwithfreshair,hewentbacktothefire.Atthattime,Marytriedtostophim.Buthe8）___________heroff.Fortunatelyhefoundthelasttwochildrenatlast.He9）__________lowforairand10）____________uptheseeminglyendlesssteps.Finally,allofthemcameoutintothesunlightandfreshair.

PartFiveoralpractice30%Unit1

Donottreatallnewwordsinexactlythesameway.

Haveyouevercomplainedaboutyourmemorybecauseyoufinditsimplyimpossibletomemorizeallthenewwordsyouarelearning?

But,infact,itisnotyourmemorythatisatfault.Ifyoucramyourheadwithtoomanynewwordsatatime,someofthemareboundtobecrowdedout.Whatyouneedtodoistodealwithnewwordsindifferentwaysaccordingtohowfrequentlytheyoccurineverydayuse.Whileactivewordsdemandconstantpracticeandusefulwordsmustbecommittedtomemory,wordsthatdonotoftenoccurineverydaysituationsrequirejustanoddingacquaintance.Youwillfindconcentratingonactiveandusefulwordsthemosteffectiveroutetoenlargingyourvocabulary.

Test-2

1.A.Herbrother.B.Hersister.C.Herhusband’sbrother.D.Hersister-in-law.

2.A.Tofinditfortheman.C.Tohideitfortheman.

B.Togiveittosomeoneelse.D.Toentertheman’sapartment.

3.A.indifferent.B.Worried.C.Happy.D.indignant.

4.A.Sheshouldbesmarttoapplyforseveral.

B.Sheshouldconcentrateondoingone.

C.Sheknowsmorethanshedoes.

D.Sheshouldchangehereatinghabits.

5.A.Intherestaurant.C.Inthestudentcafeteria.

B.Intheself-servicerestaurant.D.Inthehotelnearby.

6.A.Shesellsstovesandrefrigerators.C.She’sarealestateagent.

B.She’sanapartmentmanager.D.She’samaid.

7.A.Theparkisnearhere.C.Hedoesn’tknowaboutthepark.

B.Thereisnoparkinghere.D.Hedoesn’tunderstandthequestion.

8.A.Alectureintheuniversity.C.Aspeechontelevision.

B.Ameetingwiththepresident.D.AgameonTV.

1.A.Abusinesscompany.C.Anemploymentagency.

B.Alawfirm.D.Aconstructioncompany.

2.A.Thewoman.C.Theyoungman.

B.Mr.Sheehan.D.Someonenotmentioned.

3.A.Thewomanisintroducingajobtotheyoungman.

B.Thewomanispersuadingtheyoungmantotakethejob.

C.Thewomanisgivingtheyoungmanajobinterview.

D.Thewomanistryingtoadvisetheyoungmanhowtogetajob.

4.A.Hedoesn’tworkhard.C.Hedoesn’tdohishomework.

B.Heneedsglasses.D.Heistooshy.

5.A.Fourth.B.Fifth.C.Sixth.D.Eighth.

6.A.science.B.Writing.C.Reading.D.Arithmetic.

7.A.BecauseBillyistooshytogetalongwellwithhisclassmates.

B.BecauseBillydoesn’tlikestayingatschool.

C.BecauseBilly’sfatherwillhelphimwithhishomeworkathome.

D.BecauseBilly’sfatherhastotakehimtoseeadoctor.

Partthreepassages（choosethebestanswers）20%

P32unit4partone

1.Theymaywearoldjeans.（）

2.Theyusuallydriveexpensivecars.（）

3.Theyspendmoneymodestly.（）

4.Eightypercentoftheminheritmoneyfromtheirfamily.（）

5.Mostofthemownabusinessorareselfemployed.（）

6.Manyofthemstartedfromblue-collarindustriesasroofingcontractors,drycleanersandscrap-metaldealers.（）

7.TheywereAstudentsinhighschool.（）

8.Thetypicalmillionairessaveabout20percentoftheirincomeannually.（）

9.Theyspendtimeandtendtobegoodatmanagingtheirmoney.（）

10.Theyshouldknowhowtomakebigmoneyoutoflittle.（）

PartFourGapfilling20%

P61unit7conversation2+P70unit8part2

SectionOne

Crystalwantedto1）___________withherboyfriendbecauseshefoundhewas2）_________________andtheyweretotallydifferentpeople.Georgesuggestedsheshould3）_________________________insteadofsendinghimane-mail.Healsosuggestedshecoulddosoatthe4）________.Crystalagreedtotellherboyfriendhonestlysoasto5）_______________________.

SectionB

Routes

Activities

GotoAucklandandthendrivedowntothe6）________oftheNorthIsland.

1.Havesomeexperienceofabigcityfirst.

2.Gotothefarmtostaytwoorthreedayswithafamilyandexperienceafarming7）__________

GotoRotoruaandthenworkthewaydowntoWellington.

1.VisitaMaori8）______neartheWhakarewarewaforest,whichhostsalotof9）____________,andenjoyMaoriwaiatawhichisMaorisongs.

2.Visitthe10）________________andthermalmudpools.

3.Experienceacafé

lifestyleinWellington.

PartFiveoralpractice30%unit3

Theoldladywaseightytoday.Shehadputonherbestdress.Perhaps—perhapsMyramightcome.Afterall,eightywasaspecialbirthday,anotherdecadelivedorendure