1、 B） F Script: As an out-of-the-way place, the Napo River in the Ecuadorian jungle seems not real enough when you are there. 正确答案： B 2. Later that night I loosed my hair from its braids and combed it smooth for the village girls to play with it in the morning. A 3. The point of going somewhere like t
2、he Napo River in Ecuador is to see the most spectacular things in the world. 4. Low water bares gray strips of sandbar on which the natives build tiny palm-thatch shelters for daytime fishing trips. 5. Some of the Indians of this region, earlier in the century, used to sleep naked in hammocks. 6. Th
3、e Indians walk down to the river slowly, half asleep, and bathe in the water to get warm. 7. Sandy as the owners had fondly named her would be our house on wheels for the next three and a half weeks. 8. Queenstown, the adrenaline capital of New Zealand, had a real ski feel to it and was even complet
4、e with a cable car. 9. Te Anau was set around an idyllic valley, the largest in the whole of New Zealand and formed by a glacier. 10. We ventured out into the Sound （in fact a fjord） towards the Tasman Sea during the 2-hour boat trip. Section B In this section, you will hear a passage three times. W
5、hen the passage is read for the first time, you should listen carefully for its general idea. When the passage is read for the second time, you are required to fill in the blanks with the exact words you have just heard. Finally, when the passage is read for the third time, you should check what you
6、 have written.The steam train represents the industrial revolution, and the scene of them in Jiayang of southwest Chinas Sichuan Province may cure nostalgia for people reminiscing about the good old days. Every day, sounds of rhythmic “ding-dang” “ding-dang” are heard from the （11）_ mountains in Jia
7、nwei County of Sichuans Leshan City. An （12）_ steam train staggers its carriages along Mt. Leshan on a narrow trail, blissfully （13）_ its presence to the outside world.Until now, the small old steam train is still the only means of （14）_ connecting the old mining area with the outside world, and it
8、is the only steam train carrying passengers running on such a narrow trail. Built alongside the mountain, the railway （15）_ a narrower trail, with more turns and steeper gradients than the modern railway.Set aside all the （16）_ , even the train station can carry you back into the 18th century. You w
9、ill see an （17）_ controlled old-fashioned train shoveling coal by hand, handbrakes, and hand set telephone. Flag sign and whistles are （18）_ for guiding passengers to get on and off the train. Sitting on the wooden seat in the train, you will be treated to serene pastoral scenery, while you can plac
10、e your camera out of the open window. The sceneries （19）_ and your adventure will be highlighted by a stream of attractions.The terminal, Bagou, is a residential area and the earliest working site of the Jiayang coal mine. （20） Local people have long been living in an idyllic lifestyle, （20）_ , and
11、commercial development. When you get off the train and set your foot on this land, the pace of life will be lowered to a leisurely and enjoyable pace. The steam train represents the industrial revolution, and the scene of them in Jiayang of southwest Chinas Sichuan Province may cure nostalgia for pe
12、ople reminiscing about the good old days. Every day, sounds of rhythmic “ding-dang” “ding-dang” are heard from the steep mountains in Jianwei County of Sichuans Leshan City. An old-fashioned steam train staggers its carriages along Mt. Leshan on a narrow trail, blissfully indicating its presence to
13、the outside world. Until now, the small old steam train is still the only means of transportation connecting the old mining area with the outside world, and it is the only steam train carrying passengers running on such a narrow trail. Built alongside the mountain, the railway features a narrower tr
14、ail, with more turns and steeper gradients than the modern railway. Set aside all the characteristics, even the train station can carry you back into the 18th century. You will see an all-manual controlled old-fashioned train shoveling coal by hand, handbrakes, and hand set telephone. Flag sign and
15、whistles are the only command for guiding passengers to get on and off the train. Sitting on the wooden seat in the train, you will be treated to serene pastoral scenery, while you can place your camera out of the open window. The sceneries are absolutely gorgeous and your adventure will be highligh
16、ted by a stream of attractions. The terminal, Bagou, is a residential area and the earliest working site of the Jiayang coal mine. Local people have long been living in an idyllic lifestyle, sheltered from industrial pollution, and commercial development. When you get off the train and set your foot
17、 on this land, the pace of life will be lowered to a leisurely and enjoyable pace. steep old-fashioned indicating transportation features characteristics all-manual the only command are absolutely gorgeous sheltered from industrial pollution Part II Reading Comprehension （ 25 minutes ） In this secti
18、on, there is a passage with several blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. Each choice in the bank is identified by a letter. You may not use any of t
19、he words in the bank more than once. A） dissolving B） nightbird C） boiled D） bulb E） thatch F） nightjar G） jungle H） shed I） spattered J） solitary K） coiled up L） stir M） sparkle N） solid O） absolving 21. _ F 22. _ G 23. _ D 24. _ H 25. _ I 26. _ J 27. _ K 28. _ L 29. _ E 30. _ There are several pas
20、sages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A）, B）, C） and D）. You should decide on the best choice. Passage One Questions 31 to 35 are based on the following passage. You slip the key into the ignition an
21、d crank the engine to life. But before you put the car into gear, you tap a key on the keyboard mounted by the steering wheel, and your newest email flashes up on the windscreen. Can you imagine that? This seductive satyr is what you get when you cross a car and a computer. Dubbed the “network vehic
22、le”, or net-mobile, it may soon come to a driveway near you （probably the one belonging to your rich neighbour）. In a net-mobile, a motorist could tap into a regional road system but also to map out a route around rush-hour traffic snags. Drivers and passengers will be able to send and receive e-mai
23、l, track the latest sports scores or stock quotes, surf the Web, and even play video games. Or so, at least, say a number of computer-industry firms such as Microsoft, Sun, IBM and Netscape. The modern car is already an electronic showcase on wheels. On-board microcomputers improve fuel economy and
24、reduce emissions. They operate anti-lock brake systems, and on some cars even regulate the firmness of the shock absorbers. But much of the technology needed to add extra is available now. A prototype network vehicle, produced by a consortium of Netscape, Sun, IBM and Delco （an automotive electronic
25、s firm based in Michigan）, was introduced at the recent annual computer industry show in Las Vegas. It not only offered such desktop-computer-like services as e-mail, but also allowed a driver to use them without looking away from the road. It was operated by voice commands and projected its data on
26、 to the windscreen, using the same sort of head-up display system found in modern fighter jets. Members of the consortium think a real-world network vehicle could be in production in as little as four years. Car-makers have already begun rolling out some of the features found on these prototype net
27、mobiles. If the driver of a General Motors car equipped with its On-Star system locks his key in the car, for example, an emergency centre can transmit a digital signal to unlock the doors. On-star also calls automatically for help if an accident triggers the airbags. Toyota and General Motors are a
28、mong a growing list of firms offering such in-car navigation systems. And in Europe, BMW and Mercedes-Benz recently introduced navigation hardware that can not only plot out a route, but also alert a driver to traffic jams. 31. The future car can be defined as the machine which_. A） sends and receives e-mails, and surfs the Web B） taps into a regional road system to get directions C） combines car functions and computer functions D） tracks the latest sports s
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