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5.A.tosucceedB.succeedingC.succeededD.willsucceed

6.A.acceptedB.haveacceptedC.areacceptedD.havebeenaccepted

7.A.aB.anC.theD./

8.A.otherB.sameC.veryD.only

9.A.puzzleB.puzzledC.puzzlingD.puzzles

10.A.theyB.itC.everythingD.anything

SectionB

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.increasingB.declineC.realisticD.maintainE.possessF.definite

G.sharpnessH.performI.wisdomJ.surveyK.prime 

Theupsanddownsoflifemayseemtohavenopredictableplan.Butscientistsnowknowtherearevery11patternsthatalmostallpeopleshare.Evenifyou'

vepassedsomeofyour12,youstillhaveotheryearstoexperienceinthefuture.

Whenareyousmartest?

From18-25,accordingtoI.Q.scores;

butyou'

rewiserandmoreexperiencedwith13age.You'

resharpestinyour20s,butaround30,memorybeginsto14particularlyyourabilityto15mathematicalcomputations.ButyourI.Q.forothertasksclimbs.Yourvocabularyatage45,forexample,isthreetimesasgreataswhenyougraduatedfromcollege.At60,yourbrainmay16almostfourtimesasmuchinformationasitdidatage21.Thistrade-offbetween17andwisdomhasledpsychologiststosuggestthat"

maturityquotients"

（M.Q.）beadoptedforadults.

Whenareyouhappiest?

Youhavethebestphysicalsenseofyourselffrom15to24;

thebestprofessionalsensefrom40to49.Beforeage24,webelievethatourhappiestyearsareyettocome;

over30,webelievethatthey'

rebehindus.ANationalHealth18agrees:

Afterage30,we"

becomemore19anddonotviewhappinessasagoalinitself.Ifwe20ourhealth,achieveprofessionalandemotionalgoals,thenhappiness,wefeel,willfollow"

.

II.ReadingComprehension

SectionA（15%）

ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Theconceptofsolitudeinthedigitalworldisalmostnon-existent.Intheworldofdigitaltechnology,e-mail,socialnetworkingandonlinevideogames,informationismeanttobe21.Solitudecanbehardtodiscoveronceithasbeengivenup.Inthisrespect,newtechnologieshave22ourculture.

Thedesiretobeconnectedhasbroughtsolitudetoa（n）23aswe'

veknownit.Peoplehavebecomeso24intheworldofnetworksandconnectionsthatonecanoftenbecontactedevenifthey'

drathernotbe.Todaywecantalk,text,e-mail,chatandblog,notonlyfromour25,butfromourmobilephonesaswell.

Mostdevelopednationshavebecome26ondigitaltechnologysimplybecausethey'

vegrownaccustomedtoit,andatthispointnotusingitwouldmakethemanoutsider.27,manyjobsandcareersrequirepeopletobe28.Fromthispointofview,technologyhaschangedthecultureofwork.Beingreachablemightfeellikea29tothosewhomaynotwanttobeabletobecontactedatalltimes.

Isupposethepositivesideisthatsolitudeisstillpossibleforanyonewho30wantsit.Computerscanbeshutdownandmobilephonescanbeturnedoff.Theabilitytobe"

connected"

and"

on"

hasmany31aswellasdisadvantages.Travelershaveendedup32onmountains,andmobilephoneshavesavedcountlesslives.Theycanalsomakepeoplefeeltrappedandforcedtoanswerunwantedcallsor33tounwantedtexts.

Attitudestowardsourconnectednessasasociety34acrossgenerations.Somefindtoday'

s35agift.Othersconsideritacurse.Regardlessofanyone'

sviewonthesubject,it'

shardtoimaginewhatlifewouldbelikewithoutdailyadvancementsintechnology.

21.A.updatedB.receivedC.sharedD.collected

22.A.respectedB.shapedC.ignoredD.preserved

23.A.edgeB.stageC.endD.balance

24.A.sensitiveB.intelligentC.considerateD.reachable

25.A.mediaB.computersC.databasesD.monitors

26.A.bentB.hardC.slowD.dependent

27.A.AlsoB.InsteadC.OtherwiseD.Somehow

28.A.connectedB.trainedC.recommendedD.interested

29.A.pleasureB.benefitC.burdenD.disappointment

30.A.slightlyB.hardlyC.merelyD.really

31.A.aspectsB.weaknessesC.advantagesD.exceptions

32.A.hiddenB.lostC.relaxedD.deserted

33.A.turnB.submitC.objectD.reply

34.A.varyB.ariseC.spreadD.exist

35.A.technologyB.situationC.societyD.life

SectionB（32%）

Readthefollowingpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyafewquestionsorunfinishedstatement.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassagesyouhavejustread.

（A）

IthadbeensometimesinceJackhadseentheoldman.College,career,andlifeitselfgotintheway.Infact,Jackmovedclearacrossthecountryinpursuitofhisdreams.There,Intherushofhisbusylife,Jackhadlittletimetothinkaboutthepastandoftennotimetospendwithhiswifeandson.Hewasworkingonhisfuture,andnothingcouldstophim.

Overthephone,hismothertoldhim,"

Mr.Belserdiedlastnight.ThefuneralisWednesday.Memoriesflashedthroughhismindlikeanoldnewsreelashesatquietlyrememberinghischildhooddays.

"

Jack,didyouhearme?

Oh,sorry,Mom.Yes,Iheardyou.It'

sbeensolongsinceIthoughtofhim.

I'

msorry,butIhonestlythoughthediedyearsago,"

Jacksaid.

Well,hedidn'

tforgetyou.EverytimeIsawhimhe'

daskhowyouweredoing.

He'

dreminisceaboutthemanydaysyouspentover‘hissideofthefence’asheputit,"

Momtoldhim.

Ilovedthatoldhousehelivedin,"

Youknow,Jack,afteryourfatherdied,Mr.Belsersteppedintomakesureyouhadaman'

sinfluenceinyourlife,"

shesaid.

stheonewhotaughtmecarpentry.Iwouldn'

tbeinthisbusinessifitweren'

tforhim.Hespentalotoftimeteachingmethingshethoughtwereimportant...Mom,I'

llbethereforthefuneral,"

Busyashewas,hekepthisword.Jackcaughtthenextflighttohishometown.Mr.Belser'

sfuneralwassmallanduneventful.Hehadnochildrenofhisown,andmostofhisrelativeshadpassedaway.

Thenightbeforehehadtoreturnhome,JackandhisMomstoppedbytoseetheoldhousenextdooronemoretime,whichwasexactlyasheremembered.Everystepheldmemories.Everypicture,everypieceoffurniture...Jackstoppedsuddenly.

What'

swrong,Jack?

hisMomasked.

Theboxisgone,"

hesaid.

Whatbox?

Momasked.

Therewasasmallgoldboxthathekeptlockedontopofhisdesk.Imusthaveaskedhimathousandtimeswhatwasinside.Allhe'

devertellmewas‘thethingIvaluemost'

"

Itwasgone.EverythingaboutthehousewasexactlyhowJackrememberedit,exceptforthebox.HefiguredsomeonefromtheBelserfamilyhadtakenit.

NowI'

llneverknowwhatwassovaluabletohim,"

Jacksaidsadly.

Returningtohisofficethenextday,hefoundapackageonhisdesk.Thereturnaddresscaughthisattention.

Mr.HaroldBelser"

itread.

Jacktoreopenthepackage.Thereinsidewasthegoldboxandanenvelope.

Jack'

shandsshookashereadthenoteinside.

Uponmydeath,pleaseforwardthisboxanditscontentstoJackBennett.It'

sthethingIvaluedmostinmylife."

Asmallkeywastapedtotheletter.Hisheartracing,andtearsfillinghiseyes,Jackcarefullyunlockedthebox.Thereinsidehefoundabeautifulgoldpocketwatch.Runninghisfingersslowlyoverthefinecover,heopenedit.

Insidehefoundthesewordscarved:

"

Jack,thanksforyourtime!

HaroldBelser."

Oh,myGod!

Thisisthethinghevaluedmost..."

Jackheldthewatchforafewminutes,thencalledhisassistantandclearedhisappointmentsforthenexttwodays."

Why?

hisassistantasked.

Ineedsometimetospendwithmyson,"

hesaid.

36.Jack'

smothertoldhimonthephoneaboutMr.BelserEXCEPTthat_____.

A.Mr.BelseroftenaskedhowJackwasdoing

B.Mr.Belser'

sfuneralwouldtakeplaceonWednesday

C.Mr.Belser