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周末套题9
第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)
第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分7.5分)
1.Whatdoesthemanlikeabouttheplay?
A.Thestory. B.Theending. C.Theactor.
2、Whichplacearethespeakerstryingtofind?
A.hotel.B.bank.C.restaurant.
3.Atwhattimewillthetwospeakersmeet?
A.5:
20. B.5:
10. C.4:
40.
4.whatwillthemando?
A.Changetheplan. B.Waitforaphonecall. C.Sortthingsout.
5.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?
A.Seeafilmwiththeman. B.Offerthemallsomehelp.
C.Listentosomegreatmusic.
第二节(共15小题:
每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话。
每段对话后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。
听每段对话前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟:
听完后,各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。
每段对话读两遍。
听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。
6.WhereisBen?
A.Inthekitchen.B.Atschool C.Inthepark.
7.Whatwillthechildrendointheafternoon?
A.Helpsetthetable. B.Haveaparty. C.Dotheirhomework.
听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。
8.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?
A.Afamilyholiday. B.Abusinesstrip.C.Atravelplan.
9.WheredidRachelgo?
A.Spain. B.Italy. C.China.
听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。
10.Howdidthewomangettoknowaboutthird-handsmoke?
A.Fromyoungsmokers. B.Promanewspaperarticle.
C.FromSomesmokingparents.
11.Whydoesthemansaythatheshouldkeepawayfrombabies?
A.Hehasjustbecomeafather.B.Hewearsdirtyclothes.
C.Heisasmoker.
12.Whatdoesthewomansuggestsmokingparentsshoulddo?
A.Stopsmokingaltogether.B.Smokeonlyoutsidetheirhouses.
C.Reducedangerousmatterincigarettes.
听第9段材料,回答第l3至l6题。
13.WheredoesMichelleRaycomefrom?
A.Amiddle—sizedcity. B.Asmalltown. C.Abigcity.
14.WhichplacewouldMichelleRaytakehervisitorstoforshopping?
A.TheZenGarden. B.TheHighlands.C.TheRedRiverarea.
15.WhatdoesMichelleRaydoforcompletequiet?
A.Gocamping. B.Studyinalibrary. C.Readathome.
16.Whatarethespeakerstalkingaboutingeneral?
A.Late-nightshopping. B.Asianfood.C.Louisville.
听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。
l7.WhydosomepeoplesaytheyneverhavedreamsaccordingtoDrGarfield?
A.Theyforgetabouttheirdreams.B.Theydon’twanttotellthetruth.
C.Theyhavenobadexperiences.
18.WhydidDavisstophavingdreams?
A.Hegotaseriousheartattack.B.Hewastoosadabouthisbrother’sdeath.
C.HeWasfrightenedbyaterribledream.
19.WhatisDrGarfield’sopinionaboutdreaming?
A.Itisveryuseful.B.Itmakesthingsworse.
C.Itpreventsthemindfromworking.
20.Whydosomepeopleturnofftheirdreamscompletely?
A.Tosleepbetter. B.Torecoverfromillnesses.
C.Tostayawayfromtheirproblems.
第二部分阅读理解(每题2分,满分40)
A
BraveFrenchmanFoundHalf-wayAroundtheWorld
(NEWYORK)AFrenchtouristhighlypraisedforrescuingatwo-year-oldgirlinManhattansaidhedidn’tthinktwicebeforedivingintothefreezingEastRiver.
Tuesday’sDailyNewssaid29-year-oldJulienDuretfromFranceisthemanwholeftthespotquicklyaftertherescuelastSaturday.
HeliftedthelittlegirloutofthewateraftershefelloffthebankattheSouthStreetSeaportmuseum.Hehandedthegirltoherfather,DavidAnderson,whohaddivedinafterhim.
“Ididn’tthinkatall,”DurettoldtheDailyNews.“Ithappenedveryfast.Ireactedveryfast.”
Duret,anengineeronvacation,waswalkingwithhisgirlfriendalongthepier(码头)whenhesawsomethingfallingintothewater.Hethoughtitwasadoll,butrealizeditwasachildwhenheapproachedtheriver.Inaninstant,hetookoffhiscoatandjumpedintothewater.
Whenhereachedthegirl,sheappearedlifeless,hesaid.Fortunately,whenshewasoutofthewater,sheopenedhereyes.
Andersonsaidhisdaughterslippedoffthebankwhenhewasadjustinghiscamera.Anambulancecamelaterforher,saidDuret,whowashandeddryclothesfromonlookers.Duretcaughtataxiwithhisgirlfriendshortlyafter.
TherescuehappenedonthedaybeforeheleftforFrance.Duretsaidhedidn’trealizehistaleofheroismhadgreatlymovedNewYorkuntilhewasleavingthecitythenextmorning.
“Idon’treallythinkI’mahero,”saidDuret.“Anyonewoulddothesameting.”
21.WhywasDuretinNewYork?
A.TomeethisgirlfriendB.Toworkasanengineer
C.TospendhisholidayD.TovisittheAndersons.
22.WhatdidDuretdoshortlyaftertheambulancecame?
A.Hewasinterviewedbyanewspaper
B.Heaskedhisgirlfriendforhisdryclothes
C.Hewenttothehospitalintheambulance
D.Hedisappearedfromthespotquickly
23.WhodivedafterDuretintotherivertosavethelittlegirl?
A.DavidAndersonB.apasser-byC.hisgirlfriendD.ataxidriver.
24.WhenwasDuretmostprobablyfoundtobetheveryhero?
A.thedaywhenhewasleavingforhome.
B.acoupleofdaysafterthegirlwasrescued
C.thefirstdaywhenhewasinNewYork
D.thesamedaywhenhewasinterviewed.
B
The1900house
TheBowlerfamilywasoneofmorethan400familieswhoappliedto1900house,arealityTVshowwhichtookatypicalfamilybackahundredyearstoseehowpeoplelivedinthedaysbeforetheInternet,computergamesandevenelectricity.
TheBowlerfamilyspentthreemonthsinaLondonhomewithoutatelephone,computers,TV,orfastfood.TheBowlersworeclothesfrom1900,ateonlyfoodavailableinEnglishatthattime,andcookedtheirmealsonasinglestove.PaulBowlerstillwenttoworkeverydayinathenuniform.Thechildrenchangedtheirclothesonthewaytoandfromschoolandtheirclassmatesdidn’tknowabouttheirunusualhomelife.Joycestayedathome,cookingandcleaninglikeatypicalhousewifeofthetime,thougheverythingtookthreetimesaslong.
SodoesJoycethinkthatpeople’sliveswerebetterintheolddays?
“Ithinkpeopleintheolddayshadjustasmanytroublesandworries,”Joycesaid,“andIdon’tthinktheirlifewasbetterorworse.TherewerelotsofthingsbackthenthatI’mhappyIdon’thavetodealwithnowadays,butontheotherhand,lifewassimpler.”“Wehadalotmoretimewithourfamily,anditwashardbeingnicetoeachotherallthetime,”eleven-year-oldHilarysaid.
SowhatdidtheBowlerfamilymissmostaboutmodernlifewhilelivinginthe1900house?
Paul,39:
“telephoneandahotshower”
Joyce,44:
“aquickcupofteafromakettleyoucouldjustturnon”
Hilary,11:
“rockCD”
Joseph,9:
“hamburgerandcomputergames”
25.WhiletheBowlerfamilywaslivingin1900house,_____.
Athemotherspentmoretimeonhousework
Bthetwochildrenworethethenclothesforschool
Ctheypreparedtheirmealstogetheronastove
Dtheyatesimplefoodstheyhadneverseen
26.AccordingtoParagraph4,what’sJoyce’sopinionaboutlifein1900?
ATherewerefewerproblemsforthefamily
BLifewassimplerbutworsethanitisnow
CTherewerethingsshelikedanddisliked
DThefamilyhadmoretimetostaytogether
27.WhatwouldHilaryexpectmostfrommodernlifeinthethreemonths?
AToplaycomputergamesBTomakephonecalls
CTolistentomusicDTochatontheInternet
C
StopSpam!
WhenIfirstgotane-mailaccounttenyearsago,Ireceivedcommunicationsonlyfromfamily,friends,andcolleagues.NowitseemsthateverytimeIcheckmye-mail,Ihaveanendlessseriesofadvertisementsandothercorrespondencethatdonotinterestmeatall.Ifwewante-mailtocontinuetobeuseful,weneedspecificlawsthatmakespamming(发送垃圾邮件)acrime.
Iflawmakersdonotdosomethingsoontoprohibitspam,theproblemwillcertainlygetmuchworse.Computerprogramsallowspammerstosendhundredsofmillionsofe-mailsalmostinstantly.Asmoreandmoreadvertisersturntospamtoselltheirproducts,individual(个人的)e-mailboxesareoftenfloodedwithspame-mails.Wouldpeoplecontinuetousee-mailiftheyhadtodealwithanannoyingamountofspameachtime?
Thisproblemistroublingforindividualsandcompaniesaswell.Manyspame-mailscontaincomputervirusesthatcanshutdowntheentirenetworkofacompany.Companiesrelyone-mailfortheiremployeestocommunicatewitheachother.Spamfrequentlycausesfailuresintheirlocalcommunicationsnetworks,andtheiremployeesarethusunabletocommunicateeffectively.Suchasituationresultsinalossofproductivityandrequirescompaniestorepeatedlyrepairtheirnetworks.Thesecomputerproblemsraiseproductioncostsofcompanies,whichare,intheend,passedontotheconsumer.
Forthesereasons,Ibelievethatlawmakersneedtolegislate(立法)againstspam.Spammersshouldbefined,andperhapssenttoprisoniftheycontinuetodisturbpeople.E-mailisatoolwhichhelpspeopleallovertheworldtocommunicateconveniently,butspamisdestroyingthisconvenience.
28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“correspondence”intheParagraph1probablymean?
A.MessagesB.IdeasC.ConnectionsD.Programs
29.Accordingtothetext,whatisthemajorcauseofthefloodingspam?
A.Companiesrelyone-mailforcommunications.
B.Morepeopleintheworldcommunicatebye-mail.
C.Manycomputervirusescontainspame-mail.
D.Moreadvertisersbegintopromotesalesthroughspam.
30.AccordingtoParagraph3,whoisthefinalvictimofspam?
A.ThebusinessB.TheadvertiserC.TheemployeeD.Theconsumer
31.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?
A.ToinformB.ToeducateC.TopersuadeD.Toinstruct
D
Haveyouwinterizedyourhorseyet?
Eventhoughglobalwarmingmayhavemadeourclimatemoremild,manyanimalsarestillhibernating(冬眠).It’stoobadthathumanscan’thibernate.Infact,asaspecies,wealmostdid.
Apparently,attimesinthepast,peasantsinFrancelikedasemi-stateofhumanhibernation.SowritesGrahamRobb,aBritishscholarwhohasstudiedthesleepinghabitsoftheFrenchpeasants.Assoonastheweatherturnedcold,peopleallovertheFranceshut