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3.A.AtasupermarketB.InthekitchenC.AtarestaurantD.Atabakery

4.A.GuideandtouristB.Customerandwaitress

C.StudentandteacherD.Managerandclient

5.A.DrivehertothegameB.CallherataxiC.TelephoneLisaD.Usehistaxi

6.A.TheyhadafluB.Theyhadbeensenttothehospital

C.Theyhaven’theardabouteachotherD.Theydon’tknowtheyarefinenow

7.A.Thetalkhasn’tbegunyetB.Thetalkwon’tgoanyfurther

C.TheyhavereachedanagreementD.Thetalkhasn’tachievedmuch

8.A.ThemanshouldnotdreamofbeingasuperstarB.Themandidn’tpracticehardenough

C.ThemanmustfindanewpartnerD.Themanshouldnotgiveup

9.A.HelikesthesingersB.Hedoesn’tlikeitatall

C.Hedoesn’tthinkitwasaconcertD.Hethinksthebandplayedtooloudly

10.A.Thematchwillbeputoffduetotherain

B.Theresultofthematchissuretobeaffected

C.Therainisn’tlikelytoaffecttheman’steam

D.Therainwillhelptheman’steamwinthematch

SectionB

InSectionB,youwillhearonepassageandonelongerconversations.Aftereachpassageorconversation,youwillbeaskedseveralquestions.Thepassagesandconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through12arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

11.A.TofigureoutwhatJackdidthisSaturday

B.ToinviteJacktoanotherdinnerpartyonSunday

C.TochatwithJackaboutthepartyheldonSunday

D.ToaskJackabouttherivertriponSaturday

12.A.Hewentshoppingandmissedthecallfromthewoman

B.Hewouldlovetoattendanotherexcitingactivity

C.Hedidn’tlikeTomandhiswifeattendingtheparty

D.Hehadaverydifficultproblemtosettlethatday

Questions13through15arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

13.A.BecausehefailedinthematchB.Becausehelikedtodreamthere

C.BecausehehadnomoneyD.Becausehecouldseethehotelthere

14.A.OnMondayB.OnTuesdayC.OnWednesdayD.OnSaturday

15.A.Becausehedidn’tlikethewarmandsoftbedB.Becausehelikedtosleepinthepark

C.BecausehewantedtohaveagooddreamD.Becausehecouldn’tpayforit

第二部分阅读理解（共二节，满分30分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30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

◇ShareFlatsHappyValleybigflat1roomreadyforuseimmediately.Quietandconvenient,fullyfurnished,parkview.$6,800includingbills.Withmaid.FemalenonsmokerNopet.Sara25720836or10077809.

◇MovingSale2armchairs,red/brownat$400each;

coffeetable,black,wood,$800;

oilpainting,big,$900;

Tianjincarpet,green3×

7,$600;

doublebed,$500;

mirror,big,square,$500;

fridge,big,double-door,$1000;

oldpictures,$140upeach;

plants,bigandsmall.Tel:

Weekend,2521-6011/Weekday,2524-5867.

◇Part-timeLaboratoryAssistantWantedRequiredbybusyelectronicscompanytohelpwithdevelopmentofcomputer.Shouldhaveanelectronicsdegreeandsomepracticalexperienceofworkinginanelectronicslaboratory.Hours9:

30a.m.-1:

00p.m.Mon.-Fri.Afortnightpaidleave.Salary￥6598-10230dependentonexperience.Letterofapplicationto:

Mrs.GChan,NOVAELECTRONICS,45GordonRd,HungHomKowloon.

16.Theonewhoputonthefirstadprobablywantsto.

A.rentabeautifulflatofherowninHappyValley

B.findanotherladytosharethecosttorentaflat

C.shareherroominaflatwithwhoeverhasnopet

D.takeonamaidtolookafterherselfandtheflat

17.Accordingtotheads,youmay.

A.buyanoldpicturefor$150B.callat25720836andseeabeautifulpark

C.buytwoarmchairsfor$400D.hireamaidbypaying$6800

18.Onceyoucangetapart-timejobinNOVAELECTRONICS,.

A.youhavetoworkatleast4hoursaday

B.youshouldwritealettertoMrs.GChan

C.youwillbegiven14daysoffeachyearbesidesweekends

D.youwillgetnomorethan$6,598eachmonth

B

FrenchnovelistJulesVerne（1828~1905）isoftencalledthefatherofsciencefictions.Althoughhewasnotagreattravelerhimself,hischaractersjourneyedtothemoon（inFromEarthtoMoon）,underthesea（inTwentyThousandLeaguesUndertheSea）,intoavolcano（inAJourneytotheCentreoftheEarth）,aroundtheworld（inAroundtheWorldinEightyDays）andtomanyotherplaces.

JulesVernewasbornintheFrenchcityofNantesin1828.Whenhewasaboyheranawayfromhometoworkonaship.However,hisfathersoonfoundhimandbroughthimhome.Afterthathedecidedthatanyfuturetravelhedidwouldbeinbooks.In1847,hisfathersentJulestoParistostudytobealawyer,butinsteadVernedevelopedhisloveforthetheater.Eventhoughhewasbusywriting,Vernepassedhisexamsin1849withhighmarks.

WhenJulestoldhisfatherhedidnotwanttobealawyer,hisfatherwasveryangry.Hestoppedsendinghissonanymoney,soJuleshadtoearnalivingbyhiswriting.Vernehadtowriteandsellstories.HespentmanyhoursinParis’librariesstudyingbotany,appliedscienceandmanyothersubjects.Overthenextfewyearshewrotemanystoriesandplayswhichbroughthimonlyalittlemoney.Then,in1856,hemetHonorinedeViane,arich,youngwidowwithtwochildren.ThecouplemarriedthenextyearandtheironlychildMichelwasbornin1862.

Afterhismarriage,VerneworkedasabusinessmaninParis.However,hewasnotverysuccessfulathisjobandspentmostofhistimewritingbooksanddoingresearchforthenextone.In1863,hepublishedhisnovelFiveWeeksinaBalloonandinthefollowingyearhepublishedAJourneytotheCentreoftheEarthwhichbroughthimfame.Hisbooksbecamesopopularandearnedhimsomuchmoneythathewasabletoleavehisjobandworkfulltimeonhiswriting.

Inhislifetime,JulesVernewrotemorethan50booksandhebecamearichman.Manyofthisimaginativenovelshavebeenturnedintofilms.Hetalkedaboutthelatestideasandinventionsofhisdayinhisbooks.ManyofthemwillremindthereadersofDr.BenjaminFranklin’sexperimentswithelectricity.Bytakingthescientificdevelopmentsofhisdayonestepfurther,JulesVernelaidthefoundationofmodernsciencefiction.Healsomentionedhowinventionscouldbeusedinthefuturetoallowmantodothingsthatwereconsideredimpossibleinhistime.Butunfortunately,JulesVernediedin1905,longbeforeanyofhisdreamscametrue.

19.JulesVernebecamerichbecauseofhis.

A.fatherB.marriageC.businessD.writing

20.WhenJulesVernewasbroughthomebyhisfather,hedecidedthat.

A.hewouldgoonmoretravelsinthefuture

B.hewoulddoashisfatherrequired

C.hewouldbededicatedtowritingaboutfuturetravels

D.hewouldstopwritingaboutfuturetravels

21.WhichbookcanbeconsideredasaturningpointinJulesVerne’slife?

A.FiveWeeksinaBalloonB.AJourneytotheCentreoftheEarth

C.FromEarthtoMoonD.TwentyThousandLeaguesUndertheSea

22.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.JulesVernewasappreciatedbyfilmmakers

B.JulesVernewasnotcleverenoughtolearnlaw

C.JulesVerne’sstoriesandplayswonhimbigfameinthe1850s

D.JulesVerne’swifehelpedhimalotinhiswritingcareer

C

Thedirty,homelessmansatonthepavement,staringatthestones.Hethoughtbackmorethantwentyyearstowhenhewasaboylivinginasmallredbrickhouseonthisverystreet.Herecalledtheflowergarden,theswinghisdadmade,andthebikehehadsavedupformonthstobuy.

Themanshruggedimpatiently,forthebrightnessofthosepictureshurthim,andhismemorytraveledonanothertenyears.Hehadajobbythen,plentyoffriendsandstartedtocomehomeless.Hedidnotreallywanttorememberthoseyears,northedaywhen,becauseofdebts,hehadgonehomeplanningtoaskformoney.Hefeltembarrassed,butheknewexactlywherehisdadkeptthemoney.Whenhisparentssteppedoutoftheroom,hetookwhathewantedandleft.

Thatwasthelasttimehehadseenthem.Ashamed,hewentabroad,andhisparentsknewnothingabouttheyearsofwanderingortimeinprison.Butlockedinhiscellheoftenthoughtofhome.Oncefree,hewouldlovetoseehisparentsagain,iftheywerestillalive,andstillwantedtoseehim.

Whenhisprisontimewasup,hefoundajob,butcouldn’tsettle.Somethingwasdrawinghimhome.Hedidnotwanttoarrivepenniless,sohehitchhikedmostofthelongjourneyback.Butlessthanamilefromhisdestinationhestartedtofeelsickwithdoubt.Couldtheyeveracceptthismanwhohadsobitterlydisappointedthem?

Hespentmostofthatdaysittingunderatree.Thateveninghepostedaletterwhich,althoughshort,hadtakenhimhourstowrite.Itendedwith:

Iknowitisunreasonableofmetosupposeyouwanttoseeme...soit’suptoyou.I’llcomeearlyThursdaymorning.Ifyouwantmehome,hangawhitehandkerchiefinthewindowofmyoldbedroom.Ifit’sthere,I’llcomein;

ifnot,I