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Part2UnderstandingShortConversations

（每小题：

1分）

Directions:

Inthissectionyou'llhearsomeshort

conversations.Listencarefullyandchoosethebest

answertothequestionsyouhear.

1.（C）A.Hemissedhischancesovertheyears.

B.Hewaskeptawaybythewoman.

C.Hehaddutiestoperform.

D.Hewantedtogrowup.

2.（D）

A.Workingwouldn'tcauseaproblem.

B.Beinginthehospitalcausedproblems.

C.Workingwouldhelpherfeelsureofherself.

D.Beingamongpeoplewouldbehelpful.

3.（A）

A.Thepantsdon'tfithim.

B.Thepantsfithim.

C.Thepantslooklovelyonhim.

D.Thepantsareexpensive.

4.（D）

A.Thevalueofinsurance.

B.Theman'sinsurance.

C.Sicknessescoveredbyinsurance.

D.Waystopayforone'sillness.

5.（D）

A.Hewantedtobecomeateacher.

B.Hemetawonderfulplayer.

C.Hewantedtobecomefamous.

D.Hewastoldhisfingersaregoodforit.

Part3UnderstandingLongConversations

（每小题：

1分）

Directions:

Inthissectionyou'llhearalongconversation

orconversations.Listencarefullyandchoosethebest

answertothequestionsyouhear.

Questions1to5arebasedonthesamepassageor

dialog.

1.（D）

A.ShehastroublerememberingLisa.

B.Shehasn'tgottenaphonecallfromLisa.

C.Shehasn'tseenLisainawhile.

D.Shecan'tfindherhairbrush.

2.（D）

A.Ayearandahalfago.

B.Sixmonthsago.

C.Oneyearago.

D.15yearsago.

3.（C）

A.Lisadidn'tstealfromher.

B.Helovesher.

C.Hewillbearoundforher.

D.Shewon'tforgettheman.

4.（A）

A.Bothofthemareforgetful.

B.Theydon'thavepictures.

C.Thedaughterlivesfarawayfromthem.

D.Noonehelpsthem.

5.（B）

A.Pictureswithwordsunderneatharetrulysilly.

B.Bothspeakershavememoryproblems.

C.Nothingcanhelpthepair.

D.Theyhaveforgotteneachother.

Part4UnderstandingPassages

（每小题：

1分）

Directions:

Inthissectionyou'llhearapassageor

passages.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswerto

thequestionsyouhear.

Questions1to5arebasedonthesamepassageor

dialog.

1.（D）

A.Growingasapersonbylearningthepiano.

B.Choosingateacherwhenlearningthepiano.

C.Theproblemsoflearningthepiano.

D.Reducingthecostsoflearningthepiano.

2.（B）

A.Someteachersaren'tcommitted.

B.Pianolearningcantakealotofmoney.

C.Someteachersdon'tofferbenefits.

D.Competitionsupportisexpensive.

3.（B）

A.$20.

B.$50.

C.$15.

D.$150.

4.（D）

A.Ateacher.

B.Books.

C.Apiano.

D.Alearningfee.

5.（A）

A.Putmoremoneyintolearningpiano-playing.

B.Learnthebasicsofpiano-playing.

C.Investinbuyingapiano.

D.Learnmoreaboutthepiano.

Part5CompoundDictation

（每小题：

1分）

Directions:

Inthissectionyouwillhearapassageor

passagesthreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthe

firsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.

Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youare

requiredtofillintheblankswiththeinformationyou

havejustheard.Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthe

thirdtime,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.

Questions1to10arebasedonthesamepassageor

dialog.

HenryThoreauwasa19thcenturywriterandnaturalist.

Hebelievedinsimplelivingclosetonatureandinthe

（1）

oftheindividual.Hewas

（2）thepowerandbeautyof

newtechnology.However,heworriedaboutthepossible

（3）ofitonpeople'slives.Hewasafraidthatmodern

machineswouldbecomethe（4）ratherthantheservants

ofpeople.Inadditionheopposedtheexisting

governmentbecauseitmight（5）withpeople'sfreedom.

Thoreautriedtoliveaccordingtohisownideas.Asa（6）

againstslavery,heactuallywenttoprisonratherthan

paytaxestoagovernment.Hismostfamousbook,

Walden,（7）manyofhisideas.Italso（8）,whichhe

himselfhadbuiltnearapond（池塘）.Hehadleftthe

convenienceandpleasureofhiscityhometolivealonein

naturalsurroundings.Therehelivedsimply,（9）.He

supportedhimselfbygrowingvegetablesandby

surveyinganddoingoddjobsinthenearbyvillage.He

（10）,andhekeptadetailedjournalofhisobservations,

activities,andthoughts.

Aboveall,Thoreau'squiet,one-manrevolutioninliving

atWaldenhasbecomeasymbolofthewilledintegrityof

humanbeings,theirinnerfreedom,andtheirabilityto

buildtheirownlives.in

Part4CompoundDictation（答案）

1freedom2.impressedwith3.effects4.masters5.interfere6.protest7.explains

8.tellsthestoryofhisdailylifeinasimplecabininthewoodstellsthestoryofhisdailylifeinasimplecabininthewoods

9.providingmostofthethingsheneededfromwhathefoundaroundhimprovidingmostofthethingsheneededfromwhathefoundaroundhim

10.devotedmostofhistimetoobservingthenaturalworld,reading,andwriting

Part6FillintheBlanks（withtheinitiallettersprovided）

（每小题：

1分）

Directions:

Fillintheblanksinthefollowingsentences

withthehelpofthefirstletter（s）.UseonlyONEwordto

fillineachblank.

1.We'llforgetthislittle,butneverletmecatchyou

lyingagain!

（1We'llforgetthislittle,butneverletmecatchyoulyingagain!

（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

epi））

2.Sinceeveryistotallydifferentfromtheonebefore,

thisseriesisveryunusual.

3.Thelocalfarmers'marketsallourproducebetterthan

wedo.

4.KeithRichards,aseniorlawyerwiththeConsumer

adviseshisclientstoputtheircomplaintsinwriting,

settingoutallthefactsandsayingwhattheyreallywant

outofit.（KeithRichards,aseniorlawyerwiththeConsumer

advises

hisclientstoputtheircomplaintsinwriting,settingoutall

thefactsandsayingwhattheyreallywantoutofit.

（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

Ass）

）

5.Jennifer'sheartbeatfasterbutsheforcedherselfto

slowthequick,breathingcausedbyherpanic.

（Jennifer'sheartbeatfasterbutsheforcedherselftoslowthequick,

breathingcausedbyherpanic.（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

sha））

6.Hewasmorefrightenedthanhehadeverbeen,andhe

couldtellthatthegirlwasfrightenedtoo,byherquick,

Breathing

7.Hermotherandsistersandbrothersallembracedher

butsheshowedno..（Hermotherandsistersandbrothersallembracedherbutsheshowedno.（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

emo））

8.Sheremainedcalmandcoolinappearancebutthe

suddenchainsmokinggaveawayher.

9.Anofayearpassedbeforeanothermeetingtook

place.（Anofayearpassedbeforeanothermeetingtookplace.

（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

in）

）

10.CropshortagesarecausingainAsiathathasleft

millionswithoutfood.（CropshortagesarecausingainAsiathat

hasleftmillionswithoutfood.（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

fa））

11.Thedrawersofthisdeskinandouteasily.

12.Jay'smothermanagedtoamoraljudgmentor

evaluationintoeverystatement;shewasalways

thoughtfulandconsciousinteachingherchild.

13.AfterImadesurethatmyboatwastotheland,I

wenthome.

14.Ifyouarefortunateenoughtohavealawyerfor

yourselfyouwillhavesomeonewithwhomyoucantalk.

15.Whenthedoctorarrived,hecheckedtheofthe

accidentvictimtoseeifthewomanstillhadaheartbeat.

（Whenthedoctorarrived,hecheckedtheoftheaccidentvictimtoseeifthewomanstillhadaheartbeat.（Suggestedfirstletter（s）:

pu））

翻译

直到我回到了我的村庄，我才意识到那里发生了多大的变化。

（using"notuntil"atthebeginningofthetranslation）

NotuntilIreturnedtomyvillagedidIrealizethegreatchangesthattookplacethere.

2.直到20世纪90年代末，政府才开始重视环境保护。

（using

"notuntil"atthebeginningofthetranslation）

Notuntilthelate1990sdidthegovernmentbegintopaygreatattentionto

environmentprotection.

3.阳光普照，但天气还是很冷。

（using"yet"asaconjunction）

Thesunwasshining,yetitwasquitecold.

4.主任好像很友好，可有些方面我还是不喜欢。

（using"yet"as

aconjunction）

5.如果你记挂（onone'smind）某人，那就让她知道。

很可能她

也记挂着你。

（chancesare）Ifyouhavesomeoneonyourmind,letherknow.Chancesareyouareonhersaswell.

Part8SkimmingandScanning（TrueorFalseQuestions+

BlankFilling）

（每小题：

2分）

Directions:

Readthefollowingpassageandthenanswer

thequestions.Forquestions1-7,chooseY（YES）ifthe

statementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthe

passage,chooseN（NO）ifthestatementcontradictsthe

informationgiveninthepassage,chooseNG（NOT

GIVEN）iftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage.For

questions8-10,completethesentenceswiththe

informationgiveninthepassage.

Questions1to10arebasedonthesamepassageor

dialog.

TheChangingFaceofTravel

Inthe1960s,peoplefirstbecameawareofworldissues.

Manybecameconcernedaboutissueslikepeace,cultural

differences,humanrights,wildlifepreservation,andthe

environment.Eventouristsstartedtothinkaboutthe

peopleandthesurroundingsintheregionsthatthey

visit.Inthepast,tourismhasoftenhadnegativeresults

forlocalcommunities."Takingatrip"meantgoingto

museumsandbuyingthings.Touristswenttoenjoythe

beachesandseethesights,buttheydidnotinteractwith

thepeoplethere.Therefore,theselocalpeoplesawthe

visitorsonlyasasourceofmoney.Thenativepeopledid

notrespectthetourists,andthetouristsdidnotrespect

thenativepeople,either.Infact,thepeopleofthetwo

groupshardlyinteractedwithoneanotheratall—except

overmon