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1、shome.2. Whatwillmando?A. Seeanapartment. B. Signacontract（合同）. C. Makecall. 3. Howwomangettoairport?A. Bybus. B. Bycar. C. By taxi.4. Whatprobablerelationshipbetweenspeakers?A. Neighbors. B. Husbandandwife. C. Teacherparent. 5. Whatdowithtape?A. Keepitforanotherweek. B. Returnman. C. Lendherclassma

2、te. 第二节（共15分, 满分22.5分）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段对话, 回答第6和第7两个小题。6. Whatdoing?A. Readinghealthmagazine. B. Givingsomeadvice. C. Drinkingtea. 7. Whatfoodconsideredaslowstressfood?A. Applesgrapes. B. Hamburgers.

3、 C. Frenchfries.听第7段对话，回答第8和第98. Whatwouldlikedrink?A. Acupoftea. B. Acupof coffee. C. Acupofchocolate.9. Whatdoesthinkwhitechocolate?A. Sweet. B. Bitter. C. Tasty听第8段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。10. Whywontgoannualconference?A. Shehaslookaftermother. B. Shebusywork. C. Sheillinhospital. 11. HowfeelaboutA. Exci

4、ted. B. Worried. C. Confident. 12. WhattryA. Rescheduleconference. B. Dealproblemshimself. C. Asksomeonetakewomansplace. 听第9段对话, 回答第13至第16四个小题。13. Whatcausesanimalsproblemaccordingwoman?A. Thereductionfood. B. Theoccupation（占据）oftheirland. C. Thepollutionenvironment. 14. Whatadvisednotwhentravelinga

5、broad?A. Introducenewspecies. B. Buyskincoats. C. Adopt（收养）animals. 15. Whatcanpeopleneighborhoods?A. Calllaws. B. Lookhomelessanimals. C. Makeenvironmentclean. 16. Howimproveanimalsconditionszoos?A. By hiring more staff to look after them.B. Bybuildingnaturalconditions. C. By offering them more foo

6、d.听第10段独白, 回答第17至第2017. Whospeaker?tourguide. B. Ahotelclerk. C. Areporter.18. WhereNewYorkPublicLibrarylocated?A. Between40th42ndStreets. B. Between33rd34thC. On49thStreet. 19. WhatlistenersRockefellerPlaza?A. Enjoyconcert. B. Visitpark. C. Goice-skating. 20. Wherearebeautifulbluewindowsmostlyfrom?

7、A. USA. B. France. C. Germany. 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）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B.、C 和D ）中, 选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AAlso known as fructose（果糖），fruit sugar is a simple sugar that is found in many different kinds of ripe fruits. This sugar is extremely sweet and is often used in the preparati

8、on of commercial food products.BasicoriginsAlong with being found in a number of fruits, fruit sugar is also present in honey and a selectnumber ofvegetables such as onions and sweet potatoes. Main featuresConsidered to be the sweetest of all the naturally occurring sugars, fruit sugar is a favorite

9、 withfood manufacturers for two reasons. First, this natural sweetener is less expensive than refined sugarproducts, making it more cost effective. At the same time, sugar from fruit is so sweet that smalleramounts are required in order to achieve the same level of sweetness in a given recipe. Side

10、effectsWhile it is true this natural sugar tends to be sweeter than refined（加工的） sugars, it isimportant to note that fruitsugar is no less dangerous for people who are diabetic （患糖尿病的）. However, it will still cause blood sugar level to increase. In some people, the rapid increase in levels is even m

11、ore pronounced than with refined sugars. Parents should be aware that too much apple or pear juice could create health issues for theirchildren. Because both types of juice are high in fruit sugar that is classified as free fructose, less ofthe sugar is absorbed into the small intestine （肠）. The res

12、ult of this action can lead to thedevelopment of diarrhea（腹泻）. Adults who frequently have diarrhea may also want to monitor their selection of food items eachday. The problems may be the result of consuming too much commercially prepared foods containingfruit sugar. 21. Compared to other forms of su

13、gar, fruit sugar is .A. less usefulB. less healthyC. much sweeterD. more expensive22. What does the underlined word“pronounced” in Paragraph4 mean?A. Spoken. B. Clear. C. Controllable. D. Unimportant. 23. What are the last two paragraphs mainly about?A. The advantages of fruit sugar. B. How fruit su

14、gar can control diabetes. C. Why fruit sugar is used in prepared foods. D. The results of taking in too much fruit sugar. 24. In which section of a newspaper is the text most probably taken from?A. Food. B. Science & Technology. C. Education. D. Entertainment. BAs a teacher we all have those memorie

15、s of studentswe wonder if we were able to teach orreach those students who had a need to get out of their seats every five minutes or so. Irecently received an e-mail from one such student, Paco, Pacos e-mail brought backmemories of one particular class:It was our high schools first year of block sc

16、hedulingour classes were 80 minuteslonginsteadof the traditional 40 minutes. On this particular day, Iwas being observed by two college professors. Of course, I was proud of the fact that the class was conducted entirely in Spanish and the studentsfelt comfortable expressing themselves in Spanish. O

17、n that day, Paco came running through the door with a toasted cheese sandwich in hand. “ Senora Mike. Im hungry andI hope you dont mind ifI just quickly eat this great toasted cheesesandwich. ” Isaid, “Go ahead, Paco. ” Paco sat down and finished his sandwich, Paco had nownoticed our two visitors. O

18、f course, our two visitors noticed Paco the minute he ran through thedoor. The lesson was going along quite well, and all the students were working in their groups. Suddenly, Paco raised his hand and said, “Senora, esta lloviendo en mis pantalones. ”（“Mrs. M. it is raining in my pants. ”） Now, being

19、 Pacos Spanish teacher, I understood what he wanted. Iknew that it was his way of requesting to go to the bathroom. You couldjust imaginethe laughterfrom the other students. Ialways wonder just how much Spanish Paco learned in that class, butI know he learned morethan just Spanish based on an e-mail

20、 he recently wrote to me:Iknow Iwas a handful but you actually cared. You knew Ihad potential. So even though I messed up a lot, you never gate upIm deeply grateful to you Senora, everything you taught meabout Spanish. My attitude andlife willstick with metherest ofmydayYou see，Paco was my student t

21、en years ago. 25. What do we learn about Paco?A. He did well in his lessons. B. He didnt behave well enough. C. He didnt see the twoprofessors. D. He showed no respect for his teacher. 26. WhydidPacoraisehishandinclass?A. To attract attention. B. To make a request. C. To answer a question. D. To giv

22、e a suggestion. 27. Why did Paco write an e-mail to the author?A. To make an apology. B. To ask for some.C. To express his thanks. D. To make some comments. 28. What does the author intend to tell us by writing the text?A. How to teach a successful lesson. B. How to get on well with students. C. A t

23、eachers influence on students. D. Students attitude to their teachers. The seats are comfortable. The walls are padded（覆软垫的） and white, and there are handles（把手） all over the place for the floating astronauts to hold. But its the windows, the largest ever in space, that are the main advantage of the

24、 spaceship that Jeffrey Bezos showed off on Wednesday in Colorado Springs, Colorado.In a year or moreBezos said the timing hasnt yet been decided-his space company BlueOrigin plans to begin flying tourists past the edge of space, 62 miles high, where theyll experience the the excitement of weightles

25、sness and view the beauty of Earth. “Everybody says that when you go tospace, it changes you, ”said Bezos, the founder ofAmzon. com. “All the astronauts come back with stories like that. Its very fantastic to see the thin layer of the atmosphere surrounding the blue planet.”Blue Origin is one of the

26、 several companies that are seeking to lower the cost of access tospace. Richard Bransons Virgin Galactic, for example, also plans to fly tourists to space. Bezos said while his “only focus is people in space, ” the flight-testing program will require agreat deal of effort. “We are not racing, ” he

27、said. “This vehicle is going to carry humans. Were going to make itas safe as we can.”The goal of Blue Origin, the space company Bezos founded in 2000, is to one day help millionsof people enjoy their life outside the Earths atmosphere. Space tourism is the first step on that journey, Bezos said. Th

28、e touristflights would require some training, he said, and be quick, just 10 or 11minutes. As many as six passengers would board the spacecraft about 30 minutes before liftoff. It would thenbe taken into space by a rocket, which, after they separated, would fly back and landontheground. The capsule（太空舱） would continue climbing, allowing the passengers to get out of theirseats and float without weight in the capsule for about four minutes before the return flight down. 29. What impressed those astronauts according to Bezos words in P