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A.Artstudents.
B.Theman'
spaintings.
C.ThepopularityofParisstreetart.
3.Howdidthewomanfeelatfirst?
A.Hopeful.B.Worried.C.Excited.
4.Whatmighttheboydoafterschool?
AGototheparkhimself
B.Waitatschoolforhismother.
C.PlayontheswingswithKatie.
5.Wherearethespeakersatthismoment?
A.Inthediningroom.B.Inthelivingroom.C.Inthekitchen.
第二节（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.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Music.B.Cellphones.C.Moods.
7.WhydoesthewomanlistentoBarndoorBoys'
songs?
A.Tocalmdown.B.Tocheerup.C.Torelax.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.Whatcouldthewomanmostprobablybe?
A.Atourist.B.Aguide.C.Adriver.
9.Inwhichcountryisthemannow?
ACanada.B.Italy.C.America..
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.Howlonghasthemanbeendoingthepresentjob?
A.30years.B.13years.C.10years.
11.Howmanytypesofassignmentshasthemanhad?
A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.
12.Whatisconsideredasthebiggestpartofstress?
A.Rudepeople.B.Nightwork.C.Toomuchuncertainty.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.Whatisthemandoing?
A.Bookingacar.B.Enquiringaboutacourse.C.Lookingforajob
14.Howlongdoesthecourselast?
AAbout38days.B.About30days.C.About25days.
15.Whatwillthemanlearnfirst?
ASkillsfortests.B.Drivingacarontheroad.
C.Basicknowledgefromthebook.
16.Whatdoesthemanaskforintheend?
A.Adrivinglicense.B.Abookondriving.C.Atimetableforthecourse.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?
A.Todescribehowtoprogramcomputers.
B.Toadvertiseacomputerlearningschool.
C.Toexplaintheimportanceofcomputerprogramming.
18.Whoarethespeaker'
stargetaudience?
A.Thoseoutofwork.B.Thosewhoarepoorlypaid.
C.Thosesickoftheirpresentjobs.
19.Whatdoweknowaboutcomputerprogrammers?
ATheycanwinpeople'
srespect
B.Theyhavegoodworkinghours.
C.Theyarealwaystrainedinfirms.
20.Whatisthemostattractiveabout；
the-school?
A.Ithasagoodreputation.B.Itprovideseveningcourses.
C.Itcreatesmanyjobopportunities.
第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）.
第一节（共10个小题;
每小题2.5分，满分25分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Eventhoughitisjustafewyearsold,thecomicstrip（连环漫画），CuldeSac,hasalreadywonmanyfansthroughitscharacters.Sowhencartoonist,RichardThompson,announcedthathehadbeendiagnosedwithParkinson'
sdisease（帕金森氏症），hisfanssatupandtooknotice.
OneofthefanswasChrisSparks,adesignerandwebdeveloperinNorthCarolina.SparkswasbuildingawebsiteforThompsonwhenthecartoonistannouncedhisdisease.HestartedreadingmoreaboutParkinson'
sdiseasethroughbooksandwebsites.Therehefoundthatpeoplecouldformpublicfund-raisingteamstoraisemoneyforParkinson'
sresearch.Hequicklydecidedtoformhisownteam:
TeamCuideSac.
However,Sparksdecidedtotakeadifferentpath.Hehascontacteddozensofcartoonistsaroundtheworld,whowillcontributeartworksinspiredbytheCuideSacstrip.Thompson'
spublisher,AndrewsMcmeel,hasagreedtoreleasetheminabooknextyear.Someoftheprofitsfromthebookwillgototheresearch.Andafterthebookisreleased,theartworkswillbeauctioned（拍卖）。
比Allprofitswillgototheresearchteam.Theaimistoraise$450,000forthefoundation.“We’vealreadyhadaround80peoplewhosaytheyareinterestedincontributing”,saysSparks.
AlthoughmanypeoplewithParkinson'
sdiseaseareprivateabouttheircondition,Thompsonisnotoneofthem.He'
shappytoputhissupportbehindtheproject“Ithinkwecanmakeadifference,saysSparks,whopointsoutthathisloveofcomicsinspiredhim.I'
vebeenreadingcomicssinceIwas5yearsold,andmostofthecartoonistsI'
vemethavebeenwonderfulhumanbeings,"
hesays."
They'
vemadeadifferenceinmylife,andIhopetomakeadifferenceaswell.”
21.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.TheinfluenceofcartoonistRichardThompson.
B.Greatachievementsmadeinthecomicstripfield.
C.ProgressmadeinthestudyofParkinson'
sdisease.
D.ChrisSparks'
contributionstoParkinson'
sresearch.
22.ChrisSparkstookadifferentpathtoraisefundby.
A.buildingawebsiteforThompson
B.releasinganewbookbyThompson
C.formingaresearchteamforParkinson'
sdisease
D.auctioningoffartworksinspiredbyThompson'
sstrip
23.Whatcanbelearnedfromthepassage?
A.Thompsonkepthisdiseaseprivatetohis
B.SparksbecameThompson'
sfanwhenhewas5.
C.Sparks'
loveofcomicscontributedtohisaction.
D.Cartoonistsraised$450,000forTeamCuideSac.
B
Whenyoutaketotheseasonacruise（游船度假）,youusuallythinkyouareleavingsolidgroundbehind,buttheCelebritySolsticebringsawholenewexperiencetoitspassengers.Aboardthe317m-longshipisahalf-acrelawn（草坪）.TheCelebritySolsticeisthefirstcruiseshipevertohouselivegrass.
NikolasAsproudas,theship,environmentalofficertoldNewZealandNews,“Itwasacrazyideatostartwith.Forfiveyearsnow,theyhavebeensayingthatthislawnisthemostwalkedlawnintheworld.It'
sasymbolofhonor,particularlybecausethelawnon
thetopdeckoftheshiphasspecialchallengeswithgrowthatsea,including"
bums"
fromthesaltwater,whichmustbewashedoffimmediatelyandclearancechecksbeforetheshipcanpullintoshore.
Thelawnisgrowninsilica（二氧化硅）sandratherthansoil,whichnotonlyreducesweight,helpingtheship'
sstability,butalsoagreeswithrestrictionsandhelpscontrolpeststhatmayotherwisestayonthegrass.
AsproudassendstheCaptainoftheshipaweeklyreportonthe.statusofthelawn.“WeknowthattheAustralianandNewZealandauthorities.areverystrictwiththegrass,andofcourse,theyhavetocheckbeforewecomeifeverything'
sOK,"
saidtheCaptain..
ThelawnisasourceofprideforAsproudas,sowhenthereareproblemswithit,hesays,“Itbringsmesomesadfeelings,butIneedtobestrong,becauseIknowthatitwill,recoverwithinoneweek"
Allofthecrew'
shardworktomaintainthe“backyard”isappreciatedbyitsmany,guests,includingsome：
thatsaytheCelebritySolstice'
slawnisbetterthantheirsathome.Tworecentpassengersaboardsaid,"
We'
rehavingadroughtathomeso…itwasbrilliant!
"
Thoughtheoptionofwalkingbarefootthroughagrassyfieldonamovingcruiseshipseemsterrific,therearemanyothershipsthataretryingtooutdooneanotherwithevenmoresurprisingguestoptions.
24.Whatisaspecialchallengethatthelawnfeces?
A.Badweather.B.Saltwater.C.Raresoil.D.Strictrestrictions.
25.Whatmightbetalkedaboutifthepassageiscontinued?
A.Effortstomaintainthelawn.B.Otheroptionsonthecruise.
C.Guestchoicesonsomeothercruises.D.Thecrewmembersofthecruise.
26.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.TheAdvantagesofaCruiseShip
B.ACruiseShipthatHasaBackyard
C.TheBuildingofaSpecialCruiseShip
D.ACruiseShipthatProtectstheEnvironment
C
Earthwormsdon'
tmovefast.Buthumanscanacceleratetheworms'
spread.Fishermenoftenuseinvasive（蔓延性的）earthwormstocatchfish.Manyhaveintroducedinvasiveearthwormstorivers,streamsandlakespreviouslyunexposedtotheseanimals.Gardenerwhouseearthwormstomaketheirsoilrichmayunknowinglyintroduceinvasiveones.Thewormsevengiveridesinthemudonwheels,pottedplantsandroadmaterialsshipped
aroundthenation.
Butthey'
renoteverywhereyet.IntheGreatLakesregion,"
20percentofthelandisearthworm-free,"
saysCindyHale,aresearchbiologist.Oftheremaining80percentoflandhalfofthelandhasfewerthantwoearthwormspecies—meaningthereisn'
tyettoomuchimpactontheecosystem,sheexplains.Fortheseregions,shesays,nowisthetimetotakeaction.AccordingtoHale,educatingthepublic,especiallyfishermen,isoneapproachtostoppingthespreadofinvasiveearthworms.Identifyingwhichlandsarecurrentlyearthworm-freeisanother.
RyanHueffmeier,aprogramcoordinatorforGreatLakesWormWatch,hasbeenworkingonamodelthatwillhelpcreatelargemapsofareaswithminimal（最小的）ornodamagefromearthworms.Ultimately,landownerscanuseittoidentifyearthwormactivityontheirproperty.Onceidentified,landswithminimalornoearthwormdamageshouldbeprotected.
Butscientistssuspectthatonceinvasiveearthwormsarrivetheycan'
tberemovedAndevenifallcouldbe,affectedforestsmightneverreturntothewaytheywere.“It'
sverymuchastoryoflearningtolivewiththem,"
concludesLeeFrelichoftheUniversityofMinnesota'
sCenterforForestEcology.
Forestecologistshavecalledearthworms"
ecosystemengineers"
becausetheycanchangeorcreatehabitatsthatotherwisewouldnotbepresent.Whetherthisisagoodthingdependsonthesituation.
“Whattheearthwormsdoandhowwevalueitiswhatreallymatters.”saidHale."
Inoneplace—farmfieldsorgardens-wereallylikeEuropeanearthwormsandwhattheydo,soweconsiderthemgood.Innativehardwoodforests,wereallydon'
tlikewhatthey
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