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B.Marriageshouldbebasedonlove.
C.Itisbettertohavelovedandlost.
D.Itisbetternottohaveeverloved.
5.C
A.Onehadbetterforgetthedivorce.
B.Oneshouldfindanewspouseasearlyaspossible.
C.Divorceisverypainful.
D.Divorceisnotverypainful.
二.Directions:
Listentothepassage(s)threetimes.Questions1to10arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.
InapowerfulnewMercedesamarriedcouplearedrivingalongahighwayat.60milesperhour,thewifebehindthewheel..Herhusbandsuddenlylooksoverather.Fromthetone.ofhisvoiceandtheexpressiononhisface,it'
sobvioushe'
senjoyingthismoment.Hesays,"
Honey.,I'
vegotasurpriseforyou.Iknowwe'
vebeenmarriedfor20years,butIwantaS66-----divorce.."
Thewifesaysnothing,butslowlyincreasestheS77---speed..to70mph.
Hethensays,"
S88--Idon'
twantyoutotrytotalkmeoutofitbecauseIdon'
tloveyouamymore..
Againthewifestaysquiet,butspeedsupasherrageincreases.
"
Iwantthehouse,"
heinsists,pressinghisluck.
Thewifespeedsupto80mph.
Hesays,"
Iwantthecar,too,"
butshejustdrivesfasterandfaster.
Bynowshe'
supto90mph.
S99-----"
Allright,"
themansays,"
Iwantthebankaccounts,andallthecreditcards,too."
.
Thewifeslowlystartstoveertowardabridge.
Thismakeshimabitnervous,sohesays,"
Isn'
tthereanythingyouwant?
Thewifesays,--"
No,I'
vegoteverythingIneed."
--
Oh,really,"
hesays,"
Sowhathaveyougot?
Secondsbeforetheyslamintothebridgeataspeedof100mph,thewifesmilesandsays,"
Theairbag."
三.Directions:
Listentothefollowingrecording,thenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.
Questions1to5arebasedonthesamepassageordialog.
1.D
Whatisthetopicdiscussedinthepassage?
A.Theimportanceofremarriage.
B.Thereasonsforaremarriage.
C.Waysofpreparingforablendedfamily.
D.Children'
sproblemsinablendedfamily.
2.A
.Howwillchildrenviewthemantheirsinglemotherisdatingifshesays"
we'
rejustfriends"
?
A.Theywillfindthemanthreatening.
B.Theywillleavehome.
C.Theywilltreatthemanasafriend.
D.Theywillbeeagertohaveanewfather.
3.B
Howcansingleparentsbenefitfromadvice?
A.Theycanmakeuptheirmindstofindanewspousequickly.
B.Theycanseetheissuefromanewangle.
C.Theywillunderstandtheirformerspousebetter.
D.BothA)andB).
4.C
Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrueinthecaseofadivorce?
A.Childrenaresadderthanparents.
B.Parentsaresadderthanchildren.
C.Youngerchildrenhavemoreproblemsthanolderchildren.
D.Olderchildrenhavemoreproblemsthanyoungerchildren.
5,A
.Whichpeoplearementionedinthepassagewhomustmakeadjustmentsinablendedfamily?
A.Thestepparentandthebiologicalparent.
B.Thestepparentandthechildren.
C.Thebiologicalparentandthechildren.
D.Thestepparent,thebiologicalparent,andthechildren
四.Directions:
1.BWhichplacedoesthewomansayisinamess?
A.Thediningroom.
B.Thelivingroom.
C.Thebedroom.
D.Thekitchen.
2.AHowdoesthewomanknowthedinnertableisnotyetset?
A.Shefindsnothingonit.
B.Sheseesdirtyclothesonit.
C.Sheguessesthemanhasnotpreparedanyfood.
D.Sheknowsthemanneversetsthetable.
3.CWhatdoesthewomanimplywhenshesays"
Idon'
tcareifthePopeisscoringagoal."
A.Shewantstoswitchtoadifferentchanneltowatchfootball.
B.ShehopesRealMadridwillbeatthePope.
C.ShewantstheplacetobecleanedupnomatterwhatisontheTV.
D.Shepreferstoleavetheplaceinamess.
4.DWhatistheromanticagreementbetweenthecoupleabout?
A.WatchingTVtogether.
B.Travelingtogether.
C.Sharingtheincomes.
D.Doingthehouseholdchorestogether.
5.CWhatistheprobablereasonforthewomantosayMacDonald'
shamburgersaredelicious?
A.Sheenjoysthem.
B.Shehatesthem.
C.Shewantsthemantobuythemagain.
D.Shedoesnotwanttotakeoverthecooking.
五.Directions:
Listentothefollowingrecording,thenmarkthestatementsT(true)orF(false).Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutowritethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.
1.Thewomanasksherhusbandtoleavebecauseherfriendsarecomingforbridge.T
2.Thewomanisunwillingtocancelthebridgegamebecauseherfriendswillbringfood.T
3.Themanthinksthelivingroomisascoldasatomb.F
4.Finallysixpeopleplaypokertogether.F
5.Sallyhaswantedtolearntoplaypokerforalongtime.T
第二套
1.B
A.Hedoesnotlikewhatthewomanbought.
B.Hedoesnotrememberthepriceoftheshirt.
C.Hedoesnotrememberinwhichshoptheshirtwas.
D.Heremembersonlythewoman'
sphonenumber
2.A
A.Shedidnottaketheshoppinglistalongwithher.
B.Shedidnotwriteashippinglist.
C.Shedoesnotwanttoshopinacrowdedsupermarket.
D.Shewantstofinishshoppingquickly.
3.C
A.Hehaslosthismemorycompletely.
B.Hehaslosthissight.
C.Hedrankheavilylastnight.
D.Hedanceduntilaftermidnight.
4.B
A.Hehasabadmemory.
B.Thewomanhasabadmemory.
C.Thecouplehaveforgottentobringtheirkeys.
D.Thecoupleareblamingeachotherforforgettingthekeys.
5.C
A.Heremembershislifeinprimaryschool.
B.Heremembershislifeinhisnursery.
C.Heremembershislifeinprimaryschoolbutnotthatinthenursery.
D.Heremembershislifeinbothprimaryschoolandthenursery.
Listentothepassage(s)threetimes.
Scientistsareworkingtodevelopnewdrugsthatsomedaymayslow,reverse,orpreventthedamage.causedbyAlzheimer'
sdiseaseandvasculardementia.Inthemeantime,peoplewhohavenodementiasymptoms.cantrytokeeptheirmemorySsharp..Somesuggestionsincludedevelopinginterestsorhobbiesandstayinginvolved.inactivitiesthatstimulateboththemindandbody.Givingcarefulattentiontophysicalfitness.andexercisemayalsogoalongwaytowardkeepingahealthystateofmind..Limitingtheuseofalcoholicdrinksisimportantbecauseheavydrinkingover.timecancausepermanentbraindamage.Manypeoplefinditusefultoplantasks;
make"
thingstodo"
lists;
andusenotes,calendars,andothermemoryaids.Thelsomayrememberthingsbetterbymentallyconnectingthemtoothermeaningfulthings.,suchasafamiliarname,song,orlinesfromapoem.Stress,anxiety,ordepressioncanmakeapersonmoreforgetful..Forgetfulnesscausedbytheseemotionsusuallyistemporaryandgoesawaywhenthefeelingsareover.However,ifthesefeelingslastforalongperiodoftime,gettinghelpfromaprofessionalisimportant.Somephysicalandmentalchangesoccurwithageinhealthypeople.However,muchpainandsufferingcanbeavoidedifolderpeople,theirfamilies,andtheirdoctorsrecognizedementiaasadisease.,notonlypartofnormalaging.
Listentothefollowingrecording,thenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.
1.BWhatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?
A.VarioustechniquesthathelponetoavoidAlzheimer.
B.Methodstorememberthingsbetter.
C.Associationisthemostimportantmemory-improvingskill.
D.Nothingismoreimportantthaninterest.
2.CWhatdoesthespeakermeanby“activity”?
A.Onlymentalactivity.
B.Onlyphysicalactivity.
C.Gettingactivelyinvolvedinwhatyouaredoing.
D.Memorizingthingswhilehavingrecreationalactivities.
3.BHowmanytechniquesdoesthespeakerdescribebeforegivingashortsummary?
A.Two.
B.Three.
C.Four.
D.Five.
4.AWhatdoesthespeakersay"
breaks"
canbring?
A.Greatconcentrationandenergy.
B.Refreshedinterest.
C.Lowlevelsofconcentrationandenergy.
D.Lessinterest.
5.DWhatarethelastthreetechniquesthespeakermentions?
A.Activity,graspingthebasics,andinterest.
B.Beingslow,graspingthebasics,andinterest.
C.Breaks,beingslow,andinterest.
D.Breaks,graspingthebasics,andinterest.
1.CHowlongisitthemanandwomanhaven'
tseeneachother?
A.acoupleyears.
B.severalyears.
C.quiteafewyears.
D.lessthan10years.
2.AHowdidthemanfindthew