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5.Whydoesthewomanlookthinner?

A.Shewasonadiet

B.Shesufferedfromanillness

C.Sheworkedtoohardatthehospital

第二节 

听下面4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，你将有时间阅读每个小题，每小题5秒钟；

听完后，各小题给出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.Whatdayisittoday?

A.MondayB.TuesdayC.Wednesday

7.Whyisthewomannervous?

A.Sheisn’tsureaboutthecomingexam

B.Sheneverstudieshard

C.Shedoesn’tlikestudying

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatdoesthewomandointheevening?

A.ListentotheradioB.practicespeakingC.WatchEnglishprogramsonTV

9.Accordingtothewoman,whichisthehardestthingaboutEnglish?

A.ListeningB.GrammarC.Writing

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Howmanypeoplewillgototherestaurant?

A.6B.7C.8

11.Whatdoesthewomanorder?

A.SomeredwineB.SomewhitewineC.Someorangejuice

12.Whattimedoesthewomanbookthetablefor?

A.7:

00pmFridayB.1:

00pmSaturdayC.7:

00pmSaturday

听第9段材料，回答第13至15题。

13.HowmuchwillPeterpayfortworoomseachnight?

A.$200B.$400C.$800

14.Whatkindofpaymentisnotaccepted?

A.CashB.CreditcardC.Check

15.WhenwillPeterarriveatthehotel?

A.OnAugust10B.OnAugust12C.OnAugust14

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

RightinfrontoftheMinneapolisCentralLibrary,arowofgreenbikessitsparkedinaspecialstand.Eachbikeisdesignedwiththelogo 

"

NiceRide"

-thenameofthecity'

sbike-shareprogram.

NiceRidebikesarealotlikethelibrarybooksthatpeoplecomeheretoborrow.Torentabike,yousimplyuseyourmembershipcardataNiceRidebikestation.Memberscanrentoneofl,200bikesfrom138stationsthroughoutMinnesota'

slargestcity.PeopleusetheNiceRidebikestogotowork,togooutonbusiness,orjusttoenjoythecity'

smanybikepaths.

Theriseofbike-shareprogramslikeNiceRideisencouragingmorepeoplethanevertochoosebikingoverdriving.Risinggaspricesandconcernsabouttheenvironmenthavealsogottenpeopletodustofftheirbikehelmets,pumpairintoflattires,andhittheroad.

Whyride?

Notonlyisbikinggoodexercisebutswitchingfromacartoabikealsoreducesthe 

amount 

ofpollution 

in 

the 

air.Carbondioxide,agreenhouse 

gaslinked 

toclimate 

change,isoneofthemanypollutingsubstancesthatcomeoutofacar'

stailpipe.

Bike-share 

systemsarefoundaroundtheworldincitieslikeLondon,Paris,Barcelona,andMelbourne,Australia.The 

largest 

program-with 

70,000 

bikes-is 

in 

Wuhan,China.

Tomakeroadsfriendliertonon-motorists,theU.S.Department 

ofTransportationhasinvestedmorethanabilliondollarsincyclingandpedestrianprojectsinrecentyears.Themoneywenttowardbuildingthousandsofmilesofon-streetbikelanesandpedestrian-onlypassagescalledgreenways.

16.Ifonewantstousethebike,it'

samustto_____.

A.giveawayabicycle 

B.knowNiceRidewell

C.paythecostinadvance 

D.getamembershipcard

17.Whichofthefollowingcanpeopledowiththebikes?

A.Earnaliving. 

B.Enjoybikeways.

C.Competeinarace. 

D.Rentthemouttoothers.

18.Paragraph4ismainlyabout______.

A.benefitsofbiking 

B.pollutioncausedbycars

C.methodstousethebikes 

D.waystoreducepollution

19.WhichofthefollowingistrueofNiceRide?

A.Itwilltaketheplaceoftaxicompanies.B.Chinahasbetterpublicbikesystems.

C.Itattractsmorepeopletochoosebiking.D.Thegovernmentlacksmoneytosupportit.

20.Theauthor'

spurposeinwritingthistextisto______.

A.raisemoneyforbike-shareprograms 

B.seekadviceforNiceRide

C.compareNiceRidewithlibraries 

D.introducethepublicbikesystem

B

MyfriendRobertstartedanewjobthisweekandhe'

sbeeninthetrainingclassfortwodays.The 

employerhasaverystrictdressingcode-darkblueshirtsandpants.

Onthefirstday,anoldergentlemaninhisclassdidnothavetheproperclothesandhewasstrictlytoldthathewouldbefiredifhedidn'

thavetherightclothesthenextday.Heexplained,"

Sir,Ihadbeen 

toldaboutthis,butbecauseofmylargersize,it'

ssometimesdifficulttofindtherightclothingforapriceIcanafford."

Lastnight,RobertandIdecidedthatthisoldmanshouldn'

tlosethechanceofworksimplybecausehecouldn'

taffordtheclothes.IhadsomecashonhandandRoberttookitwithhimthismorningjustincaseitwasneeded.

Whentrainingstartedthismorning,thetrainerwasreadytofiretheoldergentleman."

Youhave10minutestobeinproperclothes,"

hewastold.Atthispoint,Robertspokeupandaskedifhecouldhave 

10minutestogethimtheclothes.Hethenranouttothestoreandboughttheproper-sizedpantsanda 

shirt;

hereturnedwithbothandgavethemtotheolderman.

Theoldergentlemanbegantocryandtoldhimthathecouldn'

tacceptsuchagiftfromastranger. 

Roberttoldhimhehadtobecausehehadlostthereceipt（收据）andcouldn'

treturnthem-alittlewhite 

lie.Thepantswereaperfectfit,theshirtwasabittightbuthewasabletokeephisjob.

MywifeandItriedtogathertogethersomemoneylastnight,butwedidn'

thaveenoughtobuytheclothes,"

hetoldRobert."

It'

sunbelievabletomethatapersonwoulddosuchathingforonlyknowingmeaday!

"

MoreunbelievableishowgoodithasmadeRobertandmefeeltodothis.

21.Iftheoldermandidnothavetheproperclothes,hewould_____.

A.bepunishedB.beofferedanotherjob 

C.putoffthetrainingclassD.losehisjob

22.Themoneywhichwasspentbuyingtheclothesbelongedto_____.

A.thetrainer'

s 

B.theolderman'

s

C.thewriter'

D.Robert'

23.HowdidRobertpersuadetheoldermantoaccepttheclothes?

A.Hetoldtheoldermanthathewouldlosehisjobifhedidn’ttakethem.

B.Hetoldaliethattheclothesdidn'

tfithimself.

C.Hetoldtheoldergentlemanthathecouldsavemoneyandreturnitlater.

D.Hetoldtheoldergentlemanthathehadnowaytosendthemback.

24.Whydidn’ttheoldergentlemanweartherightclothesasrequiredbythetrainer?

A.Hedidn’tcareaboutthejobopportunity.

B.Hewastoofattofindtherightsizeforhimself

C.Hedidn’thaveenoughmoneytobuyproperclothes

D.Hehadn’tbeentoldaboutit

25.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ProperClothesforaStrangerB.FightAgainstStrictRules

C.AStrangeEmployerD.TheImportanceofDressing

C

WearrivedatthehospitaltofindDadwasveryweak,buthissmilewasassureasever.Itwasanotherattackofpneumonia（肺炎）.MyhusbandandIstayedwithhimfortheweekendbuthadtoreturntoourjobsonMonday.LocalrelativeswouldhelpDadgethomeformfromthehospitalandlookafterhim.ButIwantedtolethimknowthatwecaredtoo,evenwhenweweren’twithhim. 

ThenIrememberedafamilytraditionwhenourchildrenweresmall.Whenleavingtheirgrandparents’home,afteravisit,eachchildwouldwritealovenotetotheirgrandparents.Theyhidnotesinthecereal（麦片）box,underahairbrush,nexttothephoneoreveninthemicrowaveoven.Fordays,theirgrandparentswouldsmileastheydiscoveredthesesignsofourlove. 

SoasItidiedDad’skitchenandmadeupabedforhimdownstairsinthelivingroom,Iwrotesomenotes.Somewerepractical,“Dad,Iputthefoodinthefridgesoitwouldn’tgobad.”Someexpressedmylove,“Dad,Ihopeyouwillsheepwellinyournewbed.”Mostnotesweredownstairswherehewouldstayforseveralweeksuntilherecoveredstrength,butonenoteIhidupstairsunderhispillow,“Dad,ifyouhavefoundthisnote,youmustbefeelingbetter.Wearesoglad!

”

Justlikehismedicinesstrengthenedhimphysically,these“emotionalvitamins”wouldimprovehisspiritualhealth.Severalweekslater,inoneofourregularphonecalls,IaskedDadhowhewasdoing.Hesaid,“Prettygood.Ijustfoundyournoteundermypillowupstairs!

26.Wecaninferfromthetextthattheauthor’sfather______.

A.gothomefromhospitalaloneB.livedwithhisrelatives

C.askedhertoreturntoworkD.hadsufferedfromthesameillnessbefore

27.Thechildrenhisnotesintheirgrandfathers’homeinorderto_____.

A.followafamilytraditionB.playtricksontheirgrandparents

C.showtheirgiftstotheirgrandparentsD.givetheirgrandparentsapleasantsurprise

28.Followingthefamilytradition,theauthor______.

A.oftencalledherfatherB.wrotesomenotestoherfather

C.wantedtovisitherfatherD.worriedaboutherfather’shealth

29.Inparagraph4,theunderlinedphrase“emotionalviamins”refersto______.

A.foodinthefridgeB.medicinesC.hiddennotesD.phonecalls

30.Whatdoweknowabouttheauthorfromthetext?

A.Sheattemptedtocomfortherfatherwithlove.

B.Shewantedtosetanexampletoherchildren

C.Shepreferredtocommunicatewithherfatherwithnotes

D.Shebelievedthat