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4.A.Becausetheyhadthesameinterests.

B.Becausetheygotalongverywell.

C.Becausebothofthemweresociable.

D.Becausebothofthemwerehumorous.

5.A.Shelikestidinghorses.

B.Shehasbeenpromotedonceayear.

C.Shewonthesecondplaceinacontest.

D.Sheisveryexcited.

6.A.Shedoesn'

tthinkthemanagerisathome.

B.Shedoesn'

tknowthemanager'

shomephonenumber.

C.Shedoesn'

tthinkhighlyofthemanager.

D.Shedoesn'

tknowthemanageratall.

7.A.Sheisnotsatisfiedwithherlife.

B.Sheisolatesherselffromtheoutsideworld.

C.Shecanfindapeacefullifeonlyinherdreams.

D.Shecan'

tbeatpeacewithothers.

8.A.Abossandanemployee.

B.Ahotelmanagerandacustomer.

C.Alandladyandatenant.

D.Aplumberandanapartmentowner.

9.A.Aconformist.

B.Arenownedperson.

C.Afighter.

D.Aproblemperson.

SectionB（1pointeach）

10.A.Thematerialsusedforbuildingreservoirs.

B.Thecausesofwaterpollution.

C.Thestorageofdrinkingwater.

D.Thechemicalsusedtopurifywater.

11.A.Rockandsoil.

B.Concreteandbricks.

C.Pineandredwoodtrees.

D.Stonesandsteelrods.

12.A.Peopleinmanypartsoftheworldhavetostorerainwaterfordrinking.

B.Themixtureofrockandsoilcanbeusedasthebottomofawatertank.

C.Chemicalscannotbeusedtokeepthewoodentanksfrombeingruined.

D.Smallwaterplantsmayhelpcleanthestoragewater.

13.A.Morethan1700.

B.Morethan1600.

C.Morethan700.

D.Morethan660.

14.A.Whenaheatwavelastsforseveraldays.

B.Whenthetotalamountofheatinadayisverygreat.

C.Whentheheatwaveisstrengthenedbythesun.

D.Whenthenighttemperatureinaheatwavedoesnotdropmuch.

15.A.Stayathomeandavoidgoingtowork.

B.Trytoeatmorevegetablesandfruits.

C.Wearlight-coloredandcomfortableclothes.

D.Useairconditionersandothercoolingdevices

SectionC

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhearashortpassage.Attheendofthepassageyouwillhearfivequestions（Questions16-20）.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbereadtwiceandwillnotbewrittenoutforyou.Therewillbea40-second-pauseaftereachquestionduringwhichtimeyouareaskedtowritedownyouranswerontheAnswerSheetusingeithercompleteorincompletesentences.

PARTIIVOCABULARY（10minutes,10points）

SectionA（0.5pointeach）

21.Thehypothesisthatlanguagedeterminesthought,suggestedbySapirandWhorf,iswellknowntolinguists.

A.synthesisB.convictionC.fallacyD.proposition

22.Somecometsreappearintosightafteranelapseofaslongassixtyyears.

A.disappearanceB.intervalC.passageD.eclipse

23.Tostayinshape,manymiddle-agedwomenhavetakentoworkingoutintheirsparetime.

A.dietingB.overworkingC.exercisingD.wandering

24.Mandela,formerpresidentofSouthAfrica,hasdistinguishedhimselfbyfightingracialsegregation.

A.separationB.discriminationC.unificationD.opposition

25.Victimsofmotion-sicknesssufferfromasensationofcoldwhenridinginafinecar.

A.sentimentB.feelingC.sensitivityD.emotion

26.Therearevarioushierarchiesofstructuresinsidealinguisticsystem.Forexample,sentencesconsistofphrasesthatcanbesegmentedintoindividualwords.

A.criteriaB.organizationsC.levelsD.standards

27.Tomaintainsocialorder,thegovernmenthastoinflictpunishmentsonlaw-breakers.

A.imposeB.composeC.disposeD.expose

28.Seeingthedarkeningsky,shequickenedherstepsandmadeforthenearestsubwaystation.

A.ranintoB.headedforC.searchedforD.passedby

29.Itstandstoreasontosaythatagirltakesafterherfatherwhileasonhismother.

A.looksafterB.caresforC.learnsfromD.lookslike

30.Computersareplayinganunprecedentedroleinthedevelopmentofmodemtechnology.

A.unguidedB.unrelievedC.unexampledD.unexpected

SectionB（0.5pointeach）

31.Socialrelationsaredevelopedwhenpeople______eachotheratworkorinbusiness.

A.fallbackonB.countonC.interactwithD.copewith

32.Constructionoftallbuildingsisforbiddenaroundhereto_____furtherexpansionoftheairport.

A.accountforB.fallforC.takeforD.allowfor

33.Theabilitytoseethingsin_______requiresprofoundknowledgeandimpartialjudgment.

A.prospectB.perspectiveC.respectD.suspect

34.SuccessfuldevelopmentofinexpensivedrugsforAIDShasmuch________forthousandsofHIVpatients.

A.influenceB.complicationC.specificationD.implication

35.Seniorcitizens,especiallythoseabove70,are________tosomeprivilegesinmanycountries.

A.enforcedB.engagedC.entitledD.enabled

36.ProjectHopehassucceededinpreventingschoolpupilsfrom________inpoverty-strickenareas.

A.leavingoutB.droppingoutC.settingoutD.lookingout

37.Vocabularytreatmentinthisdictionaryisclearandreadable,sufficientlydetailedandadmirably______.

A.complicatedB.primitiveC.promisingD.current

38.Thankstostatesmenofgreat_______,Chinaiswellonherwaytobecomingaworldpower.

A.visionB.sightC.viewD.spectacle

39.Goodbiographiescanhelp_________thebarriersoftimesothatwhathappenedtoAbrahamLincolnbecomes"

now"

aslongasyoureadabouthim.

A.breakupB.breakoutC.breakintoD.breakdown

40.Theimportanceof_________canneverbeneglectedwhenitcomestofulfillingone'

smilitarymissions.

A.popularityB.peculiarityC.punctualityD.potentiality

PartIIICLOZETEST（10minutes,10points,1pointeach）

Thesongofcrickets（蟋蟀）capturestheattentionofmillionsofpeopleworldwide.Howdoesthissmallcreaturesingandforwhatpurpose?

Interestingly,amongtheapproximately2,40041ofcrickets,onlythemalessing,orchirp.42doingsofromtheirthroats,malecricketsmakemusicwiththeirwings.Oneexpertexplainsthatmalecricketschirpbyrubbingpartofoneforewingalong43about50to250teethontheoppositeforewing.Thefrequencyofthechirpsdependsonthenumberofteeth44persecond.Thevibrationsfilltheairwiththedistinctivesongofthecricket.

Butsurelythemalecricketdoesnotsingsimplyto45hishumanlisteners!

No,indeed!

Theintendedaudienceofthismusicianisa46mate.ThebookExploringtheSecretsofNatureexplains:

"

Inhisquestforamate,themalecricket,askilled47,singsthreedifferentsongs:

onetoadvertisehispresence,anothertocourtandtheothertothreatenunwantedcompetitors."

Somecricketscontinuetosingtoadvertisetheirpresence48afemalecricketshowsinterest.Hearingthesongthroughthe"

ears"

onherforelegs,thefemaleisnot49tocarryonalong-distancecourtship.Assheapproachesthe50ofthechirping,themalecricketwillbegintosingacontinuoustrill（颤音）,thecourtshipsong.Thisattractsthefemaletohim,andthetwocricketsmate.

41.A.seriesB.speciesC.systemD.session

42.A.AsforB.DuetoC.BasedonD.Ratherthan

43.A.agroupofB.aflockofC.arowofD.abunchof

44.A.struckB.strikeC.strokedD.stroke

45.A.abuseB.accuseC.annoyD.amuse

46.A.specialB.potentialC.initialD.critical

47.A.companionB.communicatorC.conductorD.commander

48.A.aslongasB.becauseC.untilD.incase

49.A.contentB.controversialC.convenientD.conscious

50.A.presentationB.representationC.resourceD.source

PARTIVREADLNGCOMPREHENSION（45minutes,30points,1pointeach）

PassageOne

Aboutfouryearsago,Kerry,Sturgillfoundherselfatacareercrossroads:

Shouldshestayinanindustry,populatedbyextroverts（外向型的人）orjumpshiptoamorereflectiveplacewhereintrovertslikeherwereinthemajority?

Careercounselorshadtoldhertogetoutofthehighlyextrovertedpublicrelationsfields"

soyoucanbehappyanddowhatyouare."

Amongthelessfast-pacedareastheypointedto:

art,scientificresearch,dataanalysis.

Suchamoveisdefinitelytherightroadformanyintrovertsstrugglingtofitintoanextrovertedworkplace.

So,justwhatisanintrovertanyway?

It'

ssomeonewhoisenergizedbythoughtandreflection,whileextrovertsareenergizedbysocializing.Introvertsnaturallyneedtothinkbeforetheyspeak.Extrovertsusethespeakingprocesstofigureoutwhatitistheywanttosay.

And,needlesstosay,thereareplusesandminusestobothpersonalitytypes.

Still,inthemodernworldwhereasmanyastwo-thirdsofthepopulationmaybeextroverted,thosewhoaretheoppositecanbemisunderstood.Theycanbeseenasantisocial,secretive,eventerritorial,becausetheycansometimestrytoprotecttheir"

space"

andquiet.

Workplacescanactuallybenefitfromhavingbothtypes,saysDeborahBarrett,programdirectoroftheRiceUniversityMBAcommunicationsprogram.

Anintrovertherself,shesaysshehasthebestofbothworlds--workinginanenvironmentofprofessors,whotendtowardsintroversion,yetgettingtoteach,whichcallsonhermore"

outthere"

skills.

Her