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3.___lookedupinalarm.

A.Allthepresentwoman 

B.Allthewomanpresent

C.Theallwomanpresent 

D.Theallpresentwoman

4.Thepaintonthewallisstillwet.___!

A.Besuretonottouchit 

B.Benotsuretotouchit

C.Besurenottotouchit 

D.Don’tbesuretotouchit

5.Chinahasmadeaseriesofplansto___thetimes.

A.keepupwith 

B.keepawayfrom

C.keepintouchwith 

D.putupwith

6.Bushconfidently___AmericansthatthewaragainstIraqwillbewon.

A.ensures 

B.insures 

C.assures 

D.sure

7.Youshouldbe___withwhatyouhave.

A.combine 

B.content 

C.comfort 

D.contrary

8.Ourpublictransportationsystemisnot___fortheneedsofthepeople.

A.normal 

B.complete 

C.adequate 

D.perfect

9.Jackson’ssongsareverypopularamongyoungpeople,whoisregarded___othermusicians.

A.assuperiorthan 

B.asmoresuperiorto

C.assuperiorto 

D.asmoresuperiorthan

10.Thenecessityofcriticismandself-criticism___thatithelpsustocorrectourmistakes.

A.consistsof 

B.consiststo 

C.liesin 

D.liesat

SectionB

Thereare10incompletesentenceshere.Youshouldfillineachblankwiththeproperformofthewordgiveninthebrackets.WritethewordorwordsinthecorrespondingspaceontheAnswerSheet.

11.Itissaidtheconferenceis___（hold）inthishallnextmonth.

12.Hewouldhavegivenyoumorehelp,ifhe___（notbe）sobusy.

13.Littledidtheyrealizethatthey___（make）animportantdiscoveryinscience.

14.Wewouldliketotakethisopportunitytoexpressoursincere___（appreciate）ofyourhelp.

15.Bytheendofthisyear,Mr.Brown___（be）herefortwentyyears.

16.Weather____（permit）,thespaceshipwillbelaunchedtomorrowevening.

17.___（use）economically,onetinofoilwilllastleasttwomonths.

18.Wemustkeepourselves___（health）sothatwecanstudywell.

19.Hemadealotofmistakesinhisletterbecauseof___（care）.

20.Fiveyards___（be）whatIordered.

PartIIReadingComprehension

Task1

A:

Shoppingisanimportantpartofanytourist’sactivities.Shoppingleadsasthenumberoneactivitywhiletravelingforbothdomesticandinternationaltravelers.TheTravelIndustryAssociationofAmerica（TIA）reportsthatshoppingisanactivityengagedinby33percentofdomestictravelers.TheU.S.DepartmentofCommercereportsthat90percentofinternationalvisitorsshoppedintheUnitedStatesin2997aspartoftheirvacationactivities.

Anexampleofshopping’simportanceistheBaysideMarketplace.TheRouseCompanyhascreatedMiami—DadeCountry’snumberonevisitorattraction,BaysideMarketplace,whichwaslaunchedinApril1987.Ithasattractedmorethan120millionvisitorsfromSouthFloridaandaroundtheworld.TheGreaterMiamiConvention&

VisitorsBureauhasrepeatedlyidentifiedBaysideasMiami—DadeCounty’snumberonevisitorattraction,andFloridaTrendmagazinerecentlypublishedareportnamingBaysideasthefifth—most–visitedattractioninthestateofFlorida.

Baysidehasnearly140shopsofferingavarietyofmerchandise（商品）inboththeNorthandSouthPavilionsandPier5Marketplace.Inaddition,HardRockCafé

andnineadditionalfull—servicerestaurantsoffereverythingfromdifferentcountries.Forvisitorsontherun,theInternationalFoodCourtoffers20fastfoodeateries（餐馆）.Baysideisalsotheonlyentertainmentvenue（聚会地点）inthecityofferingfreeconcerts365daysayear.

21.AccordingtoTIA,whichactivityisthefirstonefordomestictravelers?

A.Sightseeing. 

B.Shopping. 

C.Singing. 

D.Dancing.

22.HowmanypercentofinternationalvisitorsshoppedintheUnitedStatesin1997aspartoftheirvacationactivities?

A.60percent. 

B.70percent. 

C.80percent. 

D.90percent.

23.WhenwasBaysideMarketplacelaunched?

A.InApril,1978. 

B.InMarch,1997. 

C.InApril,1987. 

D.InMarch,1978.

24.Whatkindofrestaurantsprovidefoodsforvisitorsontherun?

A.FastFoodrestaurants. 

B.LocalSnackBars.

C.HardRockCafé

. 

D.Full—servicerestaurants.

25.WhichmarketistheonlyentertainmentplaceinMiami—DadeCountyofferingconcertsayear 

round?

A.BaysideMarket. 

B.TheNorthPavilion. 

C.TheSouthPavilion. 

D.Pier5Marketplace.

B:

Mensometimessay,“Wearebetterandclevererthanwomen.Womenneverinventedthings.Wedo.”Itistruethatmenhaveinventedalotofusefulthings:

machines,rockets,andguns,too.Butscientistsnowagreethatwomeninventedoneveryimportantthing.Ithaschantedhistory.Theyinventedagriculture.

Beforetheinventionofagriculturemenwerehunters.Theywentouteveryday.Sometimestheykilledanimals,andsometimesanimalskilledthem.Lifewasdifficultanddangerous.Womenhadtogoouteveryday,too.Theycollectedroots,fruitsandgrass.

Then,oneday,morethan10,000yearsago,awomandroppedsomegrassseeds.ShedroppedthemnearherhomeintheMiddleEast.Theygrew,andthefirstwheatwasborn.Theideagrew,too.Womenplantedrootsandfruittrees.Thentheycouldstayathomeandlookafterchildrenandtheanimals.Womenlikebabyanimals.Scientiststhinkthatwomenkeptthefirstdomesticanimals:

dogs,cows,sheepandgoats.Thentheirhusbandsdidnothavetogohuntingformeat.Theystayedathome.Theybuiltvillagesandcities.Civilizationbegan.Menbegancivilization—afterwomeninventedagriculture.

26.Menbelievethattheyarebetterandclevererthanwomenbecause___.

A.theyinventthings 

B.theydotheirworkwell

C.theychangehistory 

D.theyrunmachines

27.Beforetheinventionofagriculture,menwentout___.

A.tocollectanimals 

B.tofindanimals

C.tohuntanimals 

D.tokillanimals

28.Oneday,morethan10,000yearsago,awoman___.

A.foundwheat 

B.plantedfruittrees

C.letfallsomegrassseeds 

D.grewvegetables

29.Fromthepassage,itcanbeconcludedthatwomen___.

A. 

startedcivilization 

B. 

knewwhatcivilizationwas

C. 

helpedalottostartcivilization 

D. 

understoodhowimportantcivilizationwas

30.Theauthorwrotethearticlejusttotellus___.

A.howagriculturewasrelatedtocivilization

B.weoweourcivilizationtowomen

C.whatmenhaddonebeforeagriculturestarted

D.whencivilizationbegan

C:

Onlineservicesaremanagedbyahostsystemthatmaintainsabaseofinformationavailabletosatelliteusers.Usersofso-called“dumb”terminals（i.e.,thosewithoutprocessingcapability）simplyaccesstheinformationbaseviaprogramsstoredonthesystem.Personalcomputer（PC）userstypicallyaccessthehostthroughamodem（调制解调器）.APCsoftwareprogramservesasaninterface（接口）betweentheserverandaPC,allowingtheusertooperatethroughtheonlinesystemandselectdifferentdatabasesusingakeyboardofamouse.

NationalandregionalonlinesystemsusuallyhavelocaltelephonenumbersthatPCmodemscancalltoaccesseitheralocalinformationbaseoranindirectlong-distanceconnection,thusreducinglong-distancetelephonefees.Someonlinesystemsallowuserstocopylargevolumesofinformationontoalocalmemorystoragedevice,whichalsoreducesthetimetheuserisconnectedtotheonlinesystem.

Besidesofferingagreatnumberofdifferentinformationbased,rangingfromfull-textjournallibrariestoreportsofmissingchildren,onlineservicesallowusersto,forexample,reserveairlinetickets,buystocks,purchasegoods,andcommunicatewithotherusers.Inexchangefortheservice,usersusuallypayamonthlymembershipgee.Theymayalsopaytoconnecttovariousdatabasesontheserviceortodownloadinformation.

31.Onlineservicesworkbyprovidinguserswith___.

A.abaseofinformation 

B.dumbterminals

C.ahostsystem 

D.asatellite

32.Howcantheusersofterminalswithoutprocessingcapabilityacquirethenecessaryinformation?

A.Theycansimplyuseakeyboardoramouse.

B.Theyshoulduseamodemtomaintainthehostsystem.

C.Theyshouldconnecttheircomputertoasatellitesystem.

D.Theycanaccessitsbasethroughtheprogramsonthesystem.

33.IfyoucopytheonlineinformationontoyourPCdevice,youwill___.

A.savethetimeofconnectingtotheonlinesystem

B.reducetheriskoflosinginformation

C.payjustlocaltelephonecharges

D.getlocalinformationonly

34.Ifyouwanttoreadfull-textjournalsonline,youusuallyhaveto___.

A.seekforalargeamountofinformation

B.beconnectedtovariousdatabases

C.beintroducedbythelocallibrary

D.payamonthlymembershipfee

35.Thepassageismainlyabout___.

A.thepaymentforonlineservices

B.thefunctionsofonlineservices

C.thedevelopmentofonlineservices

D.therelationbetweenonlineservicesandtheusers

Task2

Ajobapplicanthastheresponsibilityforascertainingcertaintypesofinformationpriortotheinterview.First,theapplicantshouldnowwhatkindofjobhewantsandhowthatjobrelatestohiscareerobjective.It