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3.Whenwillthewomanhaveabreak?
A.At20'
clock.B.Atllo'
clock.C.At50'
clock.
4.Howwillthespeakersdealwiththebooks?
A.Tosendthemback.B.Tokeepthemanyway.C.Toreplacethemimmediately.
5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Returningthebook.B.Learningthelesson.C.Fixingthetime.
笫二节(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,并标在试卷的相应位置。
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.Whatdoesthewomanplantodo?
A.Rentanapartment.B.Havesomecoffee.C.Havedinneratarestaurant
7.Whereistheneighborhood?
A.Outsidethecity.B.Besideabigshop.C.Nearthesubway.
听第7段材料,回答第8.9题。
8.Whichkindoffilmsdoesn'
tthewomanlike?
A.Horror.B.Drama.C.Sciencefiction
9.Howdidthewomanfindhorrorfilms?
A.Entertaining.B.Ridiculous.C.Moving.
听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。
10.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
A.WhereJustincomesfrom.B.WhereJustinlivesatpresentC.WhereJustinspentlastChristmas.
11.WhereisCaldy?
A.InthenortheastofEngland.B.InthenorthwestofScotland,C.InthenorthwestofEngland.
12.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?
A.Themandoesn'
tknowmuchaboutJustin.
B.Justinoftensendsletterstothespeakers.
C.ThewomanandJustinaren'
tclosefriends.
英语试题
(二)第1页(共8页)
听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。
13.Whatarethetwospeakersmainlytalkingabout?
A.Thesea.B.Theholiday.C.TheTVprogram.
14.Howwastheweatherlikethere?
A.Wonderful.B.Rainy.C.Cloudy.
15.Whatdidthechildrendointheevenings?
A.TheywatchedTV.B.Theydidhomework.C.Theyplayedonthebeach
16.Whydidthemanspeakersaytheywerelucky?
A.TheymettheiroldfriendsfromNewYork.
B.Anoldcouplehelpedlookaftertheirchildren.
C.Theyandanothercouplelookedafterthechildrenbyturns.
听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。
17.WhatwastheproblemoftheMotorShowlastyear?
A.Nonewcarsontheshow.B.Nospaceforcarparking.C.Nochancetodriveacar
18.Whatkindofcarisintendedforwomendrivers?
A.Asportscar.B.Acarpoweredbythesun.C.Acarpoweredbyelectricity.
19.Whatisthepriceofafamilyticket?
A.30pounds.B.12pounds.C.58pounds.
20.Whendoesthemanmaketheannouncement?
A.On18th,July.B.On15th,July.C.On22nd,July
第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15小题;
毒小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。
A
Mystic,Connecticut
Traveltime:
2hours50minutesbycarortrain
StartwithbreakfastatKitchenLittle(36QuarryRd;
860-536-2122,kitchen/itt/e.org).TheMysticMelt------
freshcrabmeatandcreamcheesewithtwoeggsfor$9.95-isafavorite,andgreatfuelforexploringthisharbor
town.Intheopenair,kidscanwatchboatstravelingupanddowntheriver.
AttheMysticAquarium(55CooganBlvd;
860-572-5955,mysticaquarium.org.$34.99,childrenages3-12
$24.99,children2andunderfree),you'
IIfindAfricanpenguins,sealionsandwhales.Pirate-Iovingboysgeta
realtasteof19th-centurysealifeattheMysticSeaportMuseum(75GreenmanvilleAve;
888-973-2767,mysticsea-
port.org.$25,childrenages6-17$16,children5andunderfree).Don'
tforgettocheckouttheCharles
W.Morgan,thelastwoodenwhalingshipintheworld.
Whenstomachsstartcallingforlunch,headtoSeaSwirl(30WilliamsAve;
860-536-3452,seaswirlofmystic.
com),aroadsideburgerandfriesrestaurantthatalsoservesexcellentfriedseafood,orMysticPizza(56WMain
St;
860-536-3700,mysticpizza.com)---therestaurantwasfamousthankstothe1988JuliaRobertsmovie.
Saveroomfordessert:
ThebesticecreamintownisjustdownthestreetatMysticDrawbridge(2WMainSt;
860-572-7978,mysticdrawbridgeicecream.com).Thelocalfavoriteservesuphouse-madeflavorslikechocolate
andMysticMud.SpendthenightattheInnatMystic(3WilliamsAve;
860-536-9604,innatmystic.com.Rooms
from$150pernight).Beforeheadinghome,makeapitstopatMysticalToys(4EMainSt,860-536-7131)------the
perfectplacetopickupasouvenirofyourweekendadventure.
21.Wherecanyoulearnthelifeofsailor____
A.InSeaSwirl.B.AtMysticDrawbridge.
C.AttheMysticAquarium.D.AttheMysticSeaportMuseum.
22.TheCharlesW.Morganisashipthat____
A.wasmadetofightagainstpiratesB.wasusedinthehuntingofwhales
C.wasthelastshipmadeofwoodD.transportedwhalesaroundtheworld
英语试题
(二)第2页(共8页)
23.WecaninferthatMysticPizza____
A.servesthebesthouse-madechocolatesB.isarestaurantbesidetheroad
C.ismadeknownbyafilmD.providestastyfriedseafoodfor$9.95
B
InDecember2014,1wasstandinginaschoolhallwaychattingwithothermothers.Theconversationturned
tothecomingtwo-weekbreak.Iwasanewlysinglemotherwithanewfull-timejob,too.ImentionedthatIwould
havetoworkthroughmostofmydaughter'
svacation.
Oneofthemothersshouted."
Work!
"
shesaid,aseveryoneelsestaredatme."
Whatonearthwillyoudowithyourdaughter?
"
MycheeksburnedasIstruggledforaword.stWell,"
Isaid,"
lfigureifIputherfoodandwaterbowlinside
hercage,she'
JlbejustfineuntilIgethome."
Iendedupgratefulforthatexchangebecauseofwhatittaughtme:
Wecan'
tletothersdefineus.
MymotheralwaysclaimedthatIwasbornmouthy(话多的).Shehadnothingtodowiththat.Theoldestoffour,lwasraisedtobe66bossy"
S0itneveroccurredtomethatthisparticularwordcouldbeaninsult(侮辱).In
ourfamily,itwasapositivejobreview.
ThelatepoetLucilleCliftononcewrote,"
Whattheycallyouisonething.Whatyouanswertoissomething
else."
Ihavethisquotetapedtomydesktopcomputer.We'
veallknownsomeoneeagertotelluswhoweare.The
keyistobejustaseagertosettherecordstraight.
ThenIwas36,andhadrecentlybeenhired,afteryearsofanunemployedwriter,toworkatadailynewspaper.Mybosshadareputationforshaminghisreportersinaloudvoice.Weweredisagreeingaboutastory
Ihadyettoreportwhenheyelled,66YoudowhatItellyoutodo.Thatisyourjob."
Ignoringhiswords,lclearedmythroatandsaid,inanequallyloudvoice,"
Thisisnotmyjob.Thisismy
career.I'
minchargeofthat."
Myvoicemighthavebeenshakyandmykneestrembling,butadifferentwoman
returnedtomydesk.Andshewasheretostay.
24.Wecaninferthatothermothersall____
A.hadnoguiltofblamingothersB.didafull-timejobduringthevacation
C.stayedathometolookaftertheirchildrenD.hadapoorknowledgeofcaringtheirkids
25.Inthefamily,thewriterwaseducated____
A.todoapositivejobB.todoherownbusinessinlife
C.tospeakhermindinpublicD.tobeinchargeofallthings
26.ThewritermentionedClifton'
swordstoprove
A.herdeterminationtodefineherselfB.herdesiretotellotherswhoshewas
C.herabilitytobecomeafamouspoetD.herwayofansweringaquestion
27.Bysayingthewordstoherboss,thewriter
A.decidedtobeamasterofherselfB.intendedtotaketheplaceofherboss
C.foughtagainsttheprejudiceagainstwomenD.hadaplantogiveupherjobofanunemployedwriter
C
Whodoesn'
tloveaclassclown?
Theyspoillessons.stealthespotlightand,tomakemattersworse,
sometimesthey'
reactuallyfunny.It'
snoteasytoenforceclassruleswhenyou'
relaughing.Butwhatif,insteadof
seelngthemasanuisance,wesawthemasagift?
LawrenceDavisisthetypicalclassclown,overconfidentandnaughty."
Everyteacherenjoysme,"
hesays.
I'
mnotgoingtosayI'
mthelifeoftheclass,butIbringtheclasstolife."
Ithasn'
talwaysbeenthatway.'
6Hewashopelessasafreshman,"
remembersLeannFerguson,whotaught
Lawrenceinherworldhistoryclass."
Heactedoutimproperlyallthetime,"
shesays.Buttoher,Lawrence
wasn'
tjustanotherclassclown.Hewasgifted.Andhisgiftwashisdynamicpersonality.
英语试题
(二)第3页(共8页)
Typicallytheclassclownisnottroublingtheclassforthesakeofdisruptingclass,"
saysLaurenceStein------
berg,apsychologist.Classclownsusuallyactoutwhenthey'
reboredorconfused,hesays.Theywouldratherstick
tosomethingthey'
regoodat,likemakingpeoplelaugh.
Andmostofthetime,FergusonwouldlaughrightalongwithLawrence.Hewasstillexpectedtodotheclass
workandhis'
jokesweren'
ttoleratediftheywereattheexpenseofanotherstudent.
RossGreene,whostudiesdisruptivestudents,callsthatkindofgifta"
rawskill"
.Andrawskills"
havetobe
moldedsothattheyarebeingusedinthebestinterestofthegroup,"
hesays,whichtakespatienceandachange
inperspective(视角).
FergusonjusthadtoputLawrence'
sgifttogooduse.Sosheenlistedhishelptogettheclassbackontrack
whentheywerehavingahardtimefocusing.Lawrencebegantounderstandthathewasanexampletohis
classmates.Theyfollowedhislead.Thebetterhebehavedinclass,thebettertheybehaved,too.Withtimehewentfromanenemytoafriend.
Andnowthisclassclownisontracktograduate.Heisapplyingforcolleges.He'
susinghisgiftforgood.