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A．Theweather.B．Acoat.
C．Areport.
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．Whatwillthekidsdrink?
A．Greentea.B．Coke.
C．Applejuice.
7．Wherearemostprobablythespeakers?
A．Atthewoman'
shome.
B．Atarestaurant.
C．Attheman'
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8．Whendoesthewomanwanttoleaveforthemuseum?
A．Atabout12：
30.B．Atabout1：
00.
C．Atabout1：
30.
9．Howdoesthemanknowaboutthebigfire?
A．Hesawitoutofthewindow.
B．Heheardpeopletalkaboutit.
C．Hereadaboutitinanewspaper.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10．Whydidn'
tthewomangetenoughsleeplastnight?
A．Shestayeduplateataparty.
B．Adiseasekeptherawake.
C．Theloudmusicinapartyaffectedhersleep.
11．Howoftendothegirlsthrowaparty?
A．Onceaweek.B．Oncehalfamonth.
C．Onceamonth.
12．Whydoesthewomanwantanewapartment?
A．Tobeclosertotheman.
B．Toliveinabiggerapartmentalone.
C．Tohaveaquieterenvironment.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13．Whenwasthewomanborn?
A．OnFebruary10th,1985.
B．OnJanuary10th,1985.
C．OnFebruary10th,1980.
14．Inwhichcitywasthemanborn?
A．Oxford.B．Brighton.
C．London.
15．WhydidthewomangotoNewYork?
A．Toattendcollege.
B．Tofindwork.
C．Toattendhighschool.
16．WhatdidthemanthinkofhistimeinBeijing?
A．Great.B．Terrible.
C．Justso so.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．WhatisAelitaAndrefamousfor?
A．Herlifestyle.B．Herartshows.
C．Herpaintingstyle.
18．WhatisNOTtrueaboutAelita'
sfirstshow?
A．Itwasheldin2011.B．ItwasheldinNewYork.
C．Itcontained44paintings.
19．HowoldwasAelitawhenshestartedtopaint?
A．Ninemonthsold.B．Fouryearsold.
C．Sevenyearsold.
20．HowmuchisthecheapestworkofAelita?
A．Over$2,400.B．Over$3,000.
C．Over$10,000.
答案：
1－5 CBCCA 6－10 BACBC
11－15 ACABC 16－20 ACCAB
听力材料
（Text1）
W：
Mike,isthisyourbook?
M：
No,Lisa,itisn'
tmine.Lookhere.ItsaysTomBrownonit.Sogiveittohim.
（Text2）
Let'
sgoshoppingdowntownthisafternoon.
Ihavetoomuchworkthesedays.I'
masbusyasabeenow.
（Text3）
WillJimreturntodayortomorrow?
Hesaidhewouldhavereturnedbytomorrow,buthecan'
tcomebackuntilthedayaftertomorrow.
（Text4）
Thereyouare.Didyousetofflate?
No.
Thenwhatkeptyousolate?
Thereweretoomanycarsonthestreet.Mycarcouldn'
tmoveatall.
（Text5）
Isitwarmoutside?
No,youneedacoat.
Whendoyouthinkit'
llturnfine?
Theweatherreportsaysit'
llturnfinethisThursday.
David,whatdoyouwanttodrink,teaorcoffee?
Aglassofgreentea,please.
Whataboutthekids?
Andthekidswilldrinkcoke,Butjustgetonebottleandtwoglasses.They'
llshareit.
Ihaveapplejuiceinthekitchen.Ithinkjuiceisbetterforthem.
Iknow,buttheyalwaysrefusetodrinkit.
Lookoutofthewindow.Ican'
tbelievethistraffic.
Well,it'
srushhour.Ithinkwe'
dbetterstayintheroomforabitlonger.Wecan'
tgetanywherenow.
You'
reright.Sowhendoyouwanttosetoffforthemuseum?
It'
s12：
30now.Therewillbelesstrafficinaboutanhour.Wecanleaveforthemuseumthen.
OK.Haveyouheardthattherewasabigfireinthecitylastnight?
No.Howdidyouknowit?
SomepeopletalkedaboutitwhenIwasreadingapaperinthehallthismorning.
（Text8）
Youlooktired.Didyougotobedlatelastnight?
ActuallyIwenttobedaround10：
00p．m..ButIdidn'
tfallasleepuntil1：
00a．m..
Whydidyouhavedifficultyinfallingasleep?
Thegirlsdownstairsthrewapartylastnight.Therewasloudmusic.Thepartywasn'
toveruntilmidnight.Whenthepartywasfinallyover,Icouldn'
tfallasleepatall.
Dothegirlsoftenthrowparties?
Youmaynotbelieveit,buttheythrowapartyeveryFridaynight.
That'
sbad.
Yes.Andthat'
swhyIwantanewapartment.Arethereanynearyours?
Whatkindofapartmentdoyouwant?
Itdoesn'
thavetobebig.Onebedroomisenough.Idon'
twanttoshareitwithothers.Ican'
taffordtherentifit'
stoobig.
（Text9）
Whenwereyouborn,Ted?
IwasbornonFebruary10th,1980.
Wow,it'
shardtobelieve.Wecelebrateourbirthdayonthesameday.ButI'
mfiveyearsyoungerthanyou.
sreallyamazing.SowereyouborninBrighton,too?
No.IwasborninOxford.IcametoBrightonabouttwoyearsago.
DidyouliveinOxfordallthetimebeforeyoucametoBrighton?
No.IlivedinOxfordtillIturned15.AndthenIwenttoNewYorkandattendedhighschoolthere.AfterthatIattendedcollegeinChicagoandafterleavingcollege,IreturnedtoEnglandandworkedinLondon.Later,IcametoBrighton.Sohaveyoubeenabroad?
Yes.IstayedinBeijingforhalfayearwhenIwas22.
Howdidyoufindyourtimethere?
Itcouldn'
tbebetter.
（Text10）
AelitaAndre,ayoungartistfromAustralia,hasbeendescribedas“theworld'
syoungestprofessionalartist”.Sheisknownforherspecialpaintingstyleandheryoungage.
In2011,whenAelitawasonlyfouryearsold,sheheldherfirstshowinNewYork.Itcontained24ofherpaintings,eachonsaleforbetween$4,400and$10,000.Attheageofseven,thelittlegirlbecametheyoungestprofessionalpainterintheworld.
Aelitashowedstronginterestinpaintingwhenshewasonlyababy.Herparentsarebothartists.Atthattime,sheoftenwatchedthemdrawonthefloor.Whenshewasonlyninemonthsold,Aelitacrawledoveroneofherfather'
spaintingsandbeganmixingcolours－that'
swhenshestartedpainting.
NowAelita'
scheapestworksaresellingformorethan$3,000each.Shehasalreadymademorethan$100,000fromherart－moremoneythanmostartistsearninalifetime.
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）
第一节（共10小题；
每小题2.5分，满分25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。
A
MadeleineHamilton'
sschoolinFranklin,Tennessee,recentlymadeabigdecision:
Recess（课间休息）wouldcomeback.Madeleineandhersixth gradeclassmateswouldgooutsidefor20minuteseveryday.Theycouldcatchupwithfriendsandkickasoccerballaround.“Recessistheonebreakinthedaytorelaxandhavefun，”shesays.
Mostmiddleschoolstudentsdon'
tgetthatchance.That'
sbecausemostmiddleschoolsdon'
thaverecessanymore.Expertssaythatabout40percentofUSschooldistrictshavecutrecesstime.
Now,moreandmoreexpertsagree:
Schoolsshouldputrecessbackontheschedule.
Studentshavebeenheadingoutsideforrecesssinceatleastthe1800s.Butinthe1980s,someUSschoolsstartedtocutrecess.Why?
Americanstudentsweren'
tdoingaswellinschoolasstudentsinothercountries.Tocatchup,manyschoolsintheUScutrecess.Thismademoretimeinthescheduleforimportantsubjectslikescienceandmath.
Butresearchshowsthattakingabreakcanactuallyhelpstudentslearn.Yourbraincangetoverwhelmed（应接不暇的）whenyoumovefromsubjecttosubjectwithoutabreak.Thatmakesitharderforyoutoremembernewinformation.Scientistssaythatrestingyourbrainhelpsitworkbetter.
Evenadultshavestartedtakingbreakstoresttheirbrains—andplay.AtGoogle,employeescanstopworkingtousetheoffice'
sLEGOstation.AndworkersatFacebookcanplayvideogamesinthecompany'
sarcade（游戏机厅）．
Recessdoesn'
tjusthelpstudentslearn.Movingaroundcanalsohelpkeepkidshealthy.Peoplewhoexercisedailycanavoidextremesadness.Theyarealsolesslikelytobecomeoverweight.
Ofcourse,kidscangethurtplayingsportslikedodgeball.Someschoolshavecutrecesstoavoidbrokenarmsandlegs.Schoolsalsoneedadultstokeepstudentssafeontheplaygroundduringrecess.Someschoolscan'
taffordtopayanyonetodothis_job.
And73percentofschool agekidsinAmericaplaysportsordootherathleticactivitiesafterschool.Dotheyreallyneedtotaketimeoutofbusyschooldaysforrecess?
【语篇解读】 本文是议论文。
文章探讨了中学是否应该增设课间休息。
21．HowdoesMadeleinefeelaboutherschool'
sbigdecision?
A．Worried.B．Excited.
C．Moved.D．Surprised.
答案与解析：
B 推理判断题。
由第一段中的“abigdecision:
Recesswouldcomeback”和Madeleine说的“Recessistheonebreakinthedaytorelaxandhavefun”可知，对于这一决定她很高兴。
22．WhydidmanyUSschoolscutrecessinthe1980s?
A．Toensurestudents'
safety.
B．Toshortenstudents'
schooldays.
C．Tosavetimeforstudentstostudy.
D．Toletstudentsplaysportsafterschool.
C 细节理解题。
由第四段中的“Americanstudentsweren'
tdoingaswellinschoolasstudentsinothercountries.Tocatchup,manyschoolsintheU．S.cutrecess”可知，上世纪八十年代，许多美国学校取消课间休息是为了让学生们有更多学习的时间。
23．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“thisjob”referto?
A．Teachingstudentshowtoplaysportslikedodgeball.
B．Protectingstudentsfromgettinghurtduringabreak.
C．Designingafter schoolathleticactivitiesforstudents.
D．Givingstudentsmedicalcareiftheyarehurtatschool.
B 篇章结构题。
由画线部分前的“cutrecesstoavoidbrokenarmsandlegs”和“needadultstokeepstudentssafeontheplaygroundduringrecess”可知，由于有些活动会使孩子受伤，因此学校需要有成人在课间休息时间保证学生的安全。
但有些学校承担不起雇人做这一工作的费用。
B
106leopards（豹）diedinthefirsttwomonthsofthisyearinforestareasacrossIndia.AccordingtothewildlifeProtectionSocietyofIndia（WPSI）,whichprovidedthedata,manyofthedeaths
升级会员 