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第I卷

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）听下面5段对话。

每段对话后有一个小题,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。

听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1.HowdidNancyfirstreacttobeingofferedchocolate?

A.Surprised.B.Disappointed.C.Happy.

2.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?

A.Heisallergictocats.

B.Hehadabadcoldonhisfirstdayofwork.

C.Heoftenbringshiscattowork.

3.Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.Hehadalotofhelp.B.Heishungrynow.C.Theworkiseasyforhim.

4.Whydoesthemanaskthewomantohelphimpainthisbedroom?

A.Hisbrothercan’tdoit.

B.Thewomanisreallygoodatpainting.

C.Hisarmisbroken.

5.Wheremighttheman’sbackpackbe?

A.Heiswearingit.B.It’satschool.C.Clairehasit.

第二节（共l5小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白后有几个小题，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。

听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题

6.WhywasLorettaonthenews?

A.ShewroteasongfortheTVstation.B.Shewonamusiccontest.C.Shesangasongforcharity.

7.Whatdoesshethinkofsinging?

A.Itwillmakeherfamousoneday.B.Itgiveshergreatpleasure.C.Ittakestoomuchofhertime.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.WhogaveLilyhernewrollerskates?

A.Mr.Benjamin.B.Herbrother.C.Heruncle.

9.WhatdoesLilyhavetodosoherbrotherwilltakehertogoskating?

A.Getbetteratrollerskating.B.HelpMr.Benjamin.C.Dowellinschooluntilwinterbreak.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatwerethespeakerssupposedtodotoday?

A.Getreadyforaparty.B.Wearthesameclothes.C.Dosomethingfortheirclassmates.

11.Howdidthewomangetherproblemsolved?

A.Sheaskedherscienceteacherforhelp.

B.Themangaveheranextrasweater.

C.Shehurriedhometofetchherthings.

12.Whatdidthemanforget?

A.Hisbirthday.B.SchoolSpiritDay.C.Thedayoftheweek.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whoarethespeakers?

A.Students.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Coachandplayer.

14.Howdidthemanreactwhenhesawthewomandancing?

A.Hewasannoyed.B.Hewasinspired.C.Hewassurprised.

15.Howdoesthemanusuallyexercise?

A.Helikestorideabicycle.B.Helikestoplaysoccer.C.Helikestorun.

16.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?

A.Studyforatest.B.Gotothegymtogether.C.Showeachothertheirmoves.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatarepeoplelikenowadays,accordingtothespeaker?

A.Theyaretoolazytocook.B.Theypreferfastfood.C.Theyareinahurryeveryday.

18.Whatdomostpeoplewanttodo?

A.Enjoyhome-madedisheswithfamilies.

B.Eatoutmorewithfriends.

C.StartfoodbusinessontheInternet.

19.Whatdoesthespeakersuggestpeopledo?

A.Findagoodrestaurantintheirneighborhood.

B.Cookhealthymealsathome.

C.Orderfoodonline.

20.Whatkindoftalkisth

espeakergiving?

Alectureonfoodandhealth.

B.Anadvertisementforafoodwebsite.

C.Thedevelopmentofcooking

第二部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节：

（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

WelcometoAdventureland!

EveryonelovesAdventureland!

TheParksandExhibitionswerebuiltforyoutoexplore（探索）,enjoy,andadmiretheirwonders.Everyvisitorwillbeanunforgettableexperience.Youwillgoawayenriched,longingtocomeback.Whatareyougoingtodothistime?

TheTravelPavilion

Exploreplacesyouhaveneverbeentobefore,andexperiencedifferentwaysoflife.

VisittheAmazonjungle（丛林）village,theTurkishmarket,theTaifloatingmarket,theBerbermountainhouseandothers.Talktothepeopletherewhowilltellyouabouttheirlives,andthingstheymake.Youcantrymakingacarpet,makingnets,fishing…

TheFutureTower

Thisexhibitionshowshowprogresswilltouchourlives.Itallowsustolookintothefutureandexplorethecitiesofthenextcenturyandthewaywe’llbelivingthen.Spendsometimeinourspacestationand

climbintooursimulator（模拟装置）fortheJourneytoMars!

TheNaturePark

Thisisnotreallyoneparkbutseveral.

IntheSafariParkyoucandriveamongAfricananimalsinoneofourRangeCruisers:

seelions,giraffes,elephantsinthewild.MoveontotheOceanParktowatchthedolphinsandwhales.AndthenthereisstilltheAviaryt

osee…

ThePyramid

ThisisthecenterofAdventureland.Runoutoffilm,needsomepostcardsandstamps?

Forallthesethingsandmanymore,visitourundergroundshoppingcenter.Comehereforinformationandideastoo.

21．TheTravelPavilionisbuilttohelpvisitors.

A．realizetheimportanceoftravellingB．learnsomethingaboutdifferentplacesintheworld

C．learnhowtomakethingssuchasfishingnetsD．becomefamiliarwithmountaincountries

22．Ifyouareinterestedinknowingaboutwhatpeople’slifewillbe,youmayvisit.

A．theTravelPavilionB．thePyramid

C．theSafariParkD．theFutureTower

23．Ifyouwanttogetatoyliontotakehome,wherewillyoumostlikelygo?

A．ThePyramid.B．TheNaturePark.

C．TheFutureTower.D．TheTravelPavilion.

B

“Everybodyisagenius.Butifyoujudgeafishbyitsabilitytoclimbatree,itwillliveitswholelifebelievingthatitisstupid.”

-----AlbertEinstein

Ifyouhaveakidwithspecialneedsintheschoolsystem,chancesareyouhavecomeacrossthatsayinghangingonaclassroomwall.Myfive-year-olddaughterSyonahascerebralpalsy（amedicalconditionaffectingsomeone’scontrolovertheirmovement）anditmeans,combinedwithhercommunicationchallengesandsightproblems,thatstandardassessments（andby“standard”,Imeantheonesusedtoassesskidswithspecialneeds）aren’talwaysanaccuratemeasureofherabilities.

BynowyouhaveprobablyheardaboutChrisUlmer,the26-year-oldteacherinJacksonville,Florida,whostartshisspecialeducationclassbycallingupeachstudentindividuallytogivethemmuchadmirationandahigh-five（agestureofgreetingorcongratulation）.Icouldn’thelpbutberemindedofSyona’steacherandhowshesupportseachkidinaverysimilarway.Ulmerrecentlysharedavideoofhisteachingexperience.“Ihaveseentheirconfidenceandself-worthincreaserapidly,”hesaid.AllIcouldthinkwas:

Howluckythesestudentsaretohavesuchinspirationalteachers.

Syona’steacherhasanattitudethatcanbestbesummarizedinoneword:

awesome.Herteacherdoesn’tfocusonwhatcan’tbedone—shefocusesonwhatcanbedone.Overthepastseveralmonths,myhusbandDilipandIhaveseenSyona’sconfidenceincreasetenfold.Sheuseswordsshewouldn’thavethoughtofusingbefore.Sherecentlytoldmeaboutherclassmate’striptoEcuadorandwasveryproudwhenIunderstoodheronthefirsttry.

IactuallywonderwhattheinfluencewouldbeifwedidsomethingsimilartowhatUlmerdoeswithhisstudentsinourhome.We’verecentlystartedourdaybyremindingeachotherofthegoodqualitiesweallpossess.Ifweareremindedofourstrengthsonaregularbasis,wewillbecomeincreasinglyconfidentaboutprogressa

ndsuccess.

Ulmer’sreachasateachergo

esfarbeyondthewallsofhisclassroom.Infact,heteachesallofustotakeamomentandtrulyappreciatethestrengthsofanimportantpersoninourlives.

24.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofEinstein’squote?

A.FunnyB.TrueC.StrangeD.Confusing

25.WhatcanwelearnaboutChrisUlmer?

A.HepraiseshisstudentsonebyoneB.HeisSyona’sfavoriteteacher

C.HeusevideostoteachhisstudentsD.Heaskshisstudentstohelpeachother

26.Syonafeltverypleasedbecause_____.

A.shehasdevelopedacoolattitudeB.herprogresswasappreciatedbyherparents

C.hermotherknewwhatsheexpressedD.shehadbeentoEcuadorwithherclassmate

27.Whatchangehastakenplaceintheauthor’sfamily？

A.TheyinviteUlmer’sstudentstotheirhomeB.TheyvisitUmer’sclassroomregularly

C.TheyfeelgratefultopeopleintheirlivesD.Theygiveeachotherpraiseeveryday

C

Theywearthelatestfashionswiththemostup-to-dateaccessories（配饰）．Yetthesearenotgirlsintheirteensortwentiesbutwomenintheirsixtiesandseventies．Agenerationwhichwouldonceonlywearold-fashionedclothesisnowfavouringthesamehighstreetlookswornbythosehalftheirage．

ProfessorJuliaTwigg,asocialpolicyexpert,said,“Womenover75arenowshoppingforclothesmorefrequentlythantheydidwhentheywereyounginthe1960s．Inthe1960sbuyingacoatforawomanwasaseriousmatter．Itwasanexpensiveitemthattheywouldpurchaseonlyeverythreeorfouryears—nowyoucanpickoneupatthesupermarketwheneveryouwishto．Fashionisalotcheaperandpeoplegettiredofthingsmorequickly．”

ProfessorTwigganalysedfamilyexpenditure（支出）dataandfoundthatwhilethepercentageofspendingonclothesandshoesbywomenhadstayedaroundthesame—at5or6percentofspending—theamountofclothesboughthadrisensharply．

Theprofessorsaid,“Clothesarenow70percentcheaperthantheywereinthe1960sbecauseofthehugeexpansionofproductionintheFarEast．Inthe1960sLeedswastheheartoftheBritishfashionindustryandthatwaswheremostoftheclothescamefrom,butnowalmostallofourclothesaresourcedelsewhere．Everyoneisbuyingmoreclothesbutingeneralwearenotspendingmoremoneyonthem．”

FashiondesignerAngelaBarnard,whorunsherownfashionbusinessinLondon,saidolderwomenweremuchmoreaffectedbythecelebrity（名流）stylethaninpreviousyears．

Shesaid,“WhenpeopleseestarssuchasJudiDenchandHelenMirrenlookingattractiveandfashion

ableintheirsixties,theywanttofollowthem．Olderwomenaremuchmoreawareofcelebrities．There’salsotheboominTVprogrammesshowingpeoplehowtheycanchangetheirlook,a