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1、SECTION I LISTENING （60 points） Part A Listening Comprehension （12 items, 2 points for each）Direction: In this part of the test, you will hear four conversations and monologues. After each conversation or monologue, you will hear several questions. After you hear a question, read the four possible a

2、nswers and choose the best one. Then blacken the letter corresponding to your answer on the ANSWER SHEET. You have 10 seconds for each question. The conversations, monologues and questions will be read only ONCE.Questions 1 to 3 are based on the following conversation.1. A. Eggs. B. Diets. C. Protei

3、n. D. Exercises.2. A. One. B. Two. C. Three. D. Four.3. A. One week. B. One month. C. Two days. D. Three days. Questions 4 to 6 are based on the following conversation.4. A. Hes been seeing a doctor. B. He has been getting ill. C. Hes been moving out of town. D. Hes been worried about his phone bill

4、. 5. A. Too hot.B. Too cold.C. Too rainy.D. Too changeable.6. A. Take an umbrella with him. B. Use the weather service. C. Put on more heavy clothes. D. Call the woman in the morning.Questions 7 to 9 are based on the following conversation.7. A. She needs some information. B. She wants packing mater

5、ials. C. She is checking her package. D. She is moving to California. 8. A. The next day. B. On Saturday. C. In three days. D. In one week.9. A. Regular delivery service. B. Overnight express service. C. Same-day delivery service. D. Priority delivery service.Questions 10 to 12 are based on the foll

6、owing monologue.10. A. A school teacher. B. A bus driver. C. A kind presenter. D. A tour guide. 11 A. To explore a new place. B. To take some pictures. C. To do some sightseeing. D. To watch beautiful birds.12. A. On a tourist bus. B. At Victoria Park. C. On a mountain. D. Beside a lake.Part B Liste

7、ning for Information （10 items, 2 points for each）Directions: In this part of the test, you will hear a monolugue and a piece of news, which will be read twice. After you hear each, you are required to fill in the numbered blanks with the information you have heard. Write your answer on the Answer S

8、heet. Blanks 13 through 18 are based on the following monologue.FacilityLocationHoursItems providedDining 1st floor13 _FoodGym andRecreational Hall14 _10 am to 10 pm Treadmills,15 _ ping-pong tables and pool table16 _2nd floor17 _18 _,microwave, oven, stoveBlanks 19 through 22 are based on the follo

9、wing news.The Government plans to give （19） $ _ to assist the farmers. This money was to be spent on improving Sydneys （20） _ but has now been re-allocated. Australia has experienced its worst drought in （21） _. Farmers say that the money will not help them because it comes （22） _.Part C Dictation （

10、3 items, 16 points） In this part of the test, you are required to write out the missing parts of the passage. Youll hear the passage read three times. The first reading is for you to understand the meaning. In the second reading, there will be a pause after each sentence to be dictated. One minute i

11、s given for you to write down each sentence. The third reading is for you to check your work. Write your answer on the ANSWER SHEET.When my interest shifted from space to the sea, I never expected it would cause such confusion among my friends, yet I can understand their feelings. （23）_ _a sudden sw

12、itch of interest to the depth of the sea seems peculiar.To explain, Id like to share my reasons behind this unusual change of mind. The first reason I give is an economic one. Underwater exploration is so much cheaper than space flight. （24）_On the other hand, the diving suit and a set of basic tool

13、s needed for diving can be bought for 120 dollars. My second argument is more philosophical. The ocean, surprisingly enough, has many things in common with space. （25）_. For example, the first space suits were closely modelled on deep-sea diving suits. Furthermore, the feelings and the emotions expe

14、rienced by a man beneath the sea will be much like those experienced by a man beyond the atmosphere. SECTION II READING （40 points）Part A Reading Comprehension （15 items, 2 points for each item） In this part of the test, you will read three passages. For each passage there are five questions or unfi

15、nished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage youve just read. Blacken the letter corresponding to your answer on the ANSWER SHEET.TEXT A Being left-handed, I feel an immediate, if slig

16、ht, fellowship with any stranger whom I identify as left-handed. We are in a minority of about one tenth of the worlds population. Though I cannot claim to have been much inconvenienced by my left-handedness, let alone persecuted for it, there are countries where children who show a preference for u

17、sing their left hand are cajoled or forced by adults into using their right. The author of the book Left-handedness? Its a right mystery, who is himself left-handed, decided to explore the biological and social meaning of left-handedness. Why does Man have a dominant hand at all? Is left-handedness

18、inherited, or is it environmental? Why is left-handedness everywhere regarded as well, sinister （evil in appearance）? Readers should not be disappointed by the authors weak attempts to be funny: he writes much better when he is simply relaying the scientific issues without his own explanation. In ad

19、dition to the opinions of scientists, he seeks those of practitioners of fringe（边缘） activities such as palmistry（手相术） and graphology, and takes part in a left-handed golf game in Japan. These leave him none the wiser. Even the scientists who study the question have not found the answer to why Man sh

20、ould show such marked right-sided dominance. Moreover, it is not yet certain whether Man is the only creature to do so. One hypothesis is that left-handers differ genetically from right-handers. They have a slight tendency to certain mental illnesses and more of them suffer from physical or mental d

21、isability. But larger numbers of them are highly intelligent or especially gifted, so mankind needs a certain number, though, perhaps, not too many of them. It is hardly surprising that there are no conclusive answers to a scientific question so complex. Left-handers will emerge from reading this wi

22、th confirmation of what they always secretly believed: left-handers are superior to right-handers; while right-handers will appear glad that they belong to the majority.26. Where would you most probably find this passage? A. In a scientific report. B. In a dictionary.C. In a travelogue. D. In a news

23、paper.27. The writer of this passage feels close with the left-handers even if they are strangers because _.A. he is exploring the characteristics of left-handersB. they all suffer the trouble of being left-handedC. he is himself left-handedD. he shows pity on the left-handers28. The purpose of the

24、book is to _.A. collect all the scientific and superstitious findings about left-handednessB. explain the biological and social implication of left-handednessC. find out why most people are right handedD. prove that left-handers are superior to right-handers29. Which statement is INCORRECT according

25、 to the passage?A. Parents in some countries tend to discourage left-handedness.B. Scientists failed to find out why most people are right-handed.C. Other creatures might also be right-hand dominant.D. Palmistry and graphology helped the writer a lot in solving the mystery.30. After reading the book

26、, _. A. everybody will be happy with being themselvesB. people will be surprised at the conclusion of the bookC. left-handers will be glad because theyre more giftedD. right-handers will be glad because theyre more normalTEXT B Cooking it sets us apart from the animals. Weve moved on from the catch-

27、it-eat-it custom and developed a more civilized way to consume nosh. We burn it, boil it and do everything we can to make sure its dead before putting it in our mouths. None of us wants to put something alive and kicking down our throats. Nobody, that is, except proponents of living food. According

28、to them, dead food has been robbed of vast amounts of goodness and is nowhere near as nutritious as food thats alive. Now, before we get carried away, these guys arent suggesting you eat beef that is still mooing （although they do claim youd get more nutritional value if you did）. No, the thrust of

29、their argument is that we should consume more living vegetables. There is a huge difference between raw food and living food, says Michael Bedar from the Tree of Life, an organization leading the way in what it calls spiritual nutrition. “Being fresh off the tree or vine is one part of living food,” he says. “It is still growing. Also,