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第一卷听力部分PartAShortConversationsDirections:InPartA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,athirdvoicewillaskaquestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.A.Three.B.Thirteen.C.Twenty-seven.D.Thirty-three.2.A.HealreadyknowswhatBobwillsay.B.Hedoesnthavetimetolookatthegift.C.HecantimaginewhatBobsgotforhim.D.HeisanxioustoseeBobsreactiontothegift.3.A.Shesbusynow.B.Theoperatordidthesamethingtoher.C.Iftheoperatorisbusy,heshoulddiallater.D.Shecantreachtheoperatoreither.4.A.Thesameteamalwayswins.B.Thegamebegansometimeago.C.Theyhadbetterseewhoiswinning.D.Nowitisagoodtimetostartplaying.5.A.Thewomandoesntwalkfastenough.B.Thewomanisafastwalker.C.Thewomancantwalkanyfarther.D.Thewomanwalkstoofast.6.A.Inaprofessorsoffice.B.Inalawyersoffice.C.Inadoctorsoffice.D.Inabusinessmansoffice.7.A.Becausesheisreportingontheschoolwork.B.Becauseshehasbeenworkinglonghours.C.Becausesheexercisestoomuch.D.Becauseshehasspentamonthontheschooljournal.8.A.Onehour.B.Fifteenminutes.C.Fiftyminutes.D.Morethanonehour.9.A.Sheiseasy-going.B.Sheisunfriendlytoherstudents.C.Sheisacoldperson.D.Sheisverystrictwithherstudents.10.A.NoonehasafriendlikeFrank.B.ThemanfeelsluckytohaveFrankasafriend.C.EveryoneisFranksgoodfriend.D.Thewomandoesntlikeanyofthemansfriends.PartBLongerConversationsDirections:InPartB,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Aftereachconversation,youwillbeaskedtwoquestions.Theconversationswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillonlybespokenonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11and12arebasedonthefollowingconversation.11.A.Themansnewjob.B.Theemployeesproblem.C.Thebossscharacter.D.Themansfriends.12.A.Thewomanisnotsatisfiedwithhernewjob.B.Thewomanissatisfiedwithhernewjob.C.Themanisnotsatisfiedwithhisnewjob.D.Themanissatisfiedwithhisnewjob.Questions13and14arebasedonthefollowingconversation.13.A.Themanlikestostandinthecoldwind.B.Thebusservicehereisnotsogood.C.Themanhasthehabitoftakingawalklateintheafternoon.D.Themanlikestowalktothepark.14.A.Becauseridingismorecomfortablethanwalking.B.Becausehethinkswalkingthroughthestreetisveryboring.C.Becausehecansavesometimebytakingabus.D.Becausehemustarrivehomebeforesupper.PartCPassagesDirections:InPartC,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwicebutthequestionswillonlybespokenonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions15through17arebasedonthefollowingpassage.15.A.Everybody.B.Someofhispatient.C.Me.D.Myuncle.16.A.Ifeltlessconfident.B.Ifeltlessworried.C.Ifeltmuchmorepleased.D.Ifeltmoreannoyed.17.A.Myunclehashadaheartattack,butnotveryserious.B.Heneedsmorefoodbutlesssleep.C.Heisquiteold,butoldenoughtodie.D.Thedoctoradvisesmyunclenottosmokeordrinkwine.Questions18through20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.18.A.Theice.B.Thewinds.C.Thefog.D.Thelowtemperatures.19.A.Fine.B.Rainy.C.Windy.D.Foggy.正确答案是20.A.Anywhereinthesouth-east.B.OnlyinEngland.C.Anywhereinthenorthandwest.D.OnlyinWales.第二卷笔试部分II.GrammarDirections:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.21.-Itsoutof_questiontofinishtheworkonmyown.MayIaskforyourhelp?-OK.Itsoutof_question.A./.theB.the./C.the.theD././22.-Arethereanybooksonthetopoftheshelf?-_.A.NoB.NothingC.NoneD.Neither23.Herhandwritingismuchbetterthan_.A.anyoneB.anyonesC.anyoneelseD.anyoneelses24.Inordernottobenoticedbyanyone,thestudententeredthehall_andthen_atthebackrow.A.ontiptoe.seatedhimselfB.onhistiptoe.seatedhimselfC.ontiptoe.seatedD.onthetiptoe.seatinghimself25.Tooursurprise,thestrangercametoourpartywithout_.A.invitedB.invitingC.beinginvitedD.tobeinvited26.Theirnewteacherhasarrived.Butthey_thathe_untilthismorning.A.didntknow.wascomingB.dontknow.wouldcomeC.didntknow.hadcomeD.dontknow.willcome27.Tomsparentswouldntagreetobuyhimthesamecomputer_hisclassmatehad,_madehimverysad.A.which.asB.as.thatC.as.whichD.that.that28._asthose_?Theyarecomputerengineers.A.What.GermanB.What.GermansC.Who.GermanD.Who.Germans29.ItwasnotuntiltheWorldWarII_thesmallcountrygaineditsindependence_Japanese.A.when.ofB.atwhich.onC.that.ofD.that.from30.Theteacherorderedthatthestudents_alltheexercises.Buttheexpressionsontheirfacessuggestedthatthey_notwillingtodoso.A.finish.shouldbeB.shouldfinish.beC.finish.wereD.finished.were31.Allofusweresoexcitedatthenews_wellgoabroadforholidays_wejumpedwithjoy.A.that.thatB.what.andthenC.what.thatD.which.so32.Little_thatthepreparation_solong.A.didtheysuspect.lastedB.didtheysuspect.waslastedC.theysuspected.lastedD.theysuspected.waslasted33.Idontthinkthatthemeetinghasbeenputoff,_?A.doIB.doesitC.hasntitD.hasit34.Idratheryou_himthatday.A.didnthelpB.hadnthelpedC.nottohavehelpedD.nothelping35.Alicegotuplatethatmorning,asshe_toworkthatday.A.neednthavegoneB.mustntgoC.wasntnecessarytogoD.didnthavetogo36.Mr.Robinsonpretended_veryhardwhenhisbosscame.A.toworkB.tobeworkingC.beingworkedD.tohaveworked37.IfyoudonotgotJacksparty,_.A.neitherdoIB.nordidIC.norshallID.neithercanI38.Theydecidedtosendthewallettothe_Office.A.LosingandFindingB.LossandFoundC.LostandFoundD.LostandFind39._thatevenpeopleinthenexthousecouldhearhim.A.SoloudlyhespokeB.SoloudlydidhespeakC.SoloudlyhespeaksD.Soloudlyhespeak40.-Isthatthereason_hegaveforhisabsence?-Whichofthefollowingiswrong?A.thatB.whyC.whichD./III.VocabularyDirections:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.41.How_ofhimtosendustheblanket.A.considerableB.considerateC.consideringD.concerned42.Readthe_onthebottlecarefully,andyoullunderstandhowtotakethemedicine.A.directionB.informationC.instructionsD.articles43.Thepeopletotheexhibition_fromworkersandpeasantstoyoungstudents.Theywereeagertolearnaboutthedevelopmentofthecity.A.consistB.includeC.composeD.range44.Ifyouwanttogetthediplomabytheendofthisyear,youhaveto_buttopassalltheexaminationsrequired.A.alternativeB.selectionC.electionD.choose45._forthepostofsalesmanagerneedstohaveatleasttwoyearsexperienceofmanagement.A.ApplianceB.ApplicationC.ApplicantsD.Applying46.Icanassureyouthathesteppedonyourfoot_inordertotalkwithyou.A.incaseB.onpurposeC.bychanceD.inmind47.Dont_whiletheprofessorisgivingusthetalk.A.whisperB.speakC.chatD.say48.Thegovernment_thecitizentolearnEnglish100forcomingofAPEC.A.calledofB.calledoutC.calledonD.calledat49.-Hissuccess_hisloveforhiscareerandlongperiodofhardwork.-WhichofthefollowingisNOTproper?A.comesfromB.thankstoC.liesinD.dependson50.Itwasunder_thattheenemyofficeragreedtogivein.A.influenceB.pressureC.controlD.guidanceIV.ClozeDirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.(A)Themostimportantdiamondsare_weneversee-thediamondsusedinindustry.Theirvalueliesintheirhardness,nottheirbeauty,andinthethousandsof_theydo.Industrialdiamondsmaketheneedlesforhi-fiphonographs.Diamondscut_solidrockinsearchofoil.Dentistsusediamondstoooften_apowdergluedtopaperorawheel.Otherdiamondscutand_stonesandcutmetalpartsforallkindsofengines.Theyare_usedtomakewheelsforgrindingandpolishingmetals.Mostmarvelousofall_thediamonddies.Theseareflatdiamondsthroughwhichsmall_havebeendrilled.Whenmetalis_throughtheholeinthediamond,itcomesoutasthinwrite.Cars,airplanes,rails,tincars,radios,refrigerators,andmostelectrical_couldnotbemadewithoutusingindustrialdiamonds.51.A.whichB.thatC.thoseD.what52.A.jobsB.worksC.dutiesD.functions53.A.splitB.apartC.breakD.through54.A.withB.polishC.asD.like55.A.polishB.breakC.sharpenD.flatten56.A.yetB.stillC.tooD.also57.A.isB.areC.wasD.were58.A.eyesB.gapsC.slitsD.holes59.A.tuggedB.towedC.pulledD.hauled60.A.equipmentB.deviceC.apparatusD.instrument(B)Thishotelis_inthemainshoppingstreetofNorthChester,therehundredyardsfromtheCathedral.Theoriginalbuildingwas_in1710,buthisstructurehasbeenlargelytransformedandextended,thepresenthotelhavingbeencompletedn1910.Itisfourstoreys_withaliftservingallfloor.Thepublicroomscompriseadining-roombedrooms,threeofthelatterhavingprivatebathrooms._floorhasonebathroomandtwoseparateWCs.Allbedroomsare_withwashbasinswithhotandcold_,andaslot-mattercontrolledradioandgasfire.Thecourtyardaroundwhichthehotelisbuiltprovides_spacefortencarsandthereis_fortwentymoreoffasidestreettwohundredyardsaway.Thisisquiteinadequate.61.A.placedB.putC.situatedD.lain62.A.putupB.doneC.setD.make63.A.deepB.highC.wideD.height64.A.seatsB.menC.peopleD.women65.A.singleB.toneC.soloD.one66.A.EitherB.EachC.NoneD.Neither67.A.fixedB.builtC.fittedD.put68.A.gasB.waterC.fuelD.steam69.A.placingB.standingC.sittingD.parking70.A.spaceB.spaciousC.roomsD.parksV.ReadingComprehensionDirections:Readthefollowingpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfivequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)Fornearlyacenturybeforetherewassuchathingasaspaceprogram,aviewofspacewaspossible.PeoplecouldseedetailedviewsoftheMoon,exploreMars,andstudythebeautyofSaturnsrings.Allofthiswasmadepossiblebyasmallgroupofartist-astronomers(onewhostudiesthescienceofthesun,themoonandtheplanets)whomadeacareerofillustratinghowotherworldsinspacemightlook.LucienRudaux,aFrenchartist,wasthefirsttocombinehisartistictalentswithhisknowledgeofastronomy.Hispaintingsshowamixtureofskilledobservations,intelligentimagination,andcarefulattentiontodetail.Asaresult,manyofthisworkshavecomesurprisinglyclosetoactualconditionondistantplanets.HispaintingofMarsincludedmoonlikecratersthatwerefirstphotographedbytheMariner4Probein1965.His1930paintingofaduststormlooksremarkablylikeaphotographofastormtakenbyOrbiter2in1976.71.Themainideaofthepassageis_.A.theamazingaccuracyofspaceartistsB.theimaginationsofgreatartistsC.theresearchesofearlyastronomersD.theearlyachievementsinastronomy72.Accordingtothepassage,_.A.peoplehavebeenabletoseepaintingsshowingtheappearanceofotherplanetsforover100yearsB.artist-astronomersspenttheirlivescreatingimagesofspaceC.marswasfoundtobesimilartotheMooninmanyaspectsD.almostacenturyago,astronomerswereabletoexpresstheirviewsonouterspace73.Thepaintingsoftheplanets_.A.arethegoodexamplesofartstudentsB.makeitpossibletostartspaceprogrammeC.aresometimesbetterthantheactualphotosD.makepeoplemoreinterestedinouterspace(B)Heisafoolwhocannotbeangry,butheisreallyawisemanwhowillnot.Thehabitofkeepingpleasantisindeedbetterthananincomeofathousanddollarsayear.Thelifewithoutcheerfulnessisliketheverycoldwinterwithoutsunlight.Wefinditverydifficulttobecheerfulwhenweareintrouble.Itrequiresgreatcourage.Weshouldneverforgetthattobecheerfulwhenweareintrouble.Itrequiresgreatcourage.Weshouldneverforgetthattobecheerfulshowgreatness.Difficultiesmaybeinourway,buthowhappyistheconquerorssong!Theperfectionofcheerfulnessisinthehappyframeofmind.Itisdisplayedingoodtemperandkindbehavior.Itrisespartlyfrompersonalgoodnessandpartlyfrombeliefinthegoodnessofothers.Itseesthegloryinthegrassandthesunshineontheflower.Itencourageshappythoughts,andlivesinanatmosphereofpeace.Itcostnothing,andyetitisinvaluable.Itblessesitspossessors,andbringalargemeasureofenjoymenttoothers.74.Whowillnotbeangryaccordingtothecommonsaying?A.Afool.B.Agentleman.C.Anoldman.D.Awiseperson.75.Whichstatementisnottrue?A.Itisthehumannaturetobecheerful.B.Thelifefilledwithcheerfulnessisneverlikethecoldwinterwithoutthesunlight.C.Tobecheerfulatanytime,especiallyintimesofdifficulty,showsapersonsgreatquality.D.Toposseswealthisnotalwaysasignofhappiness.76.Whatdoyouthinkofcheerfulnessafterreadingthelastparagraph?A.Cheerfulnessbenefitseverybodyexceptitspossessor.B.Cheerfulnessisofgreatvalueindeed.C.Cheerfulnessisunnecessary.D.Cheerfulnesslookslikethegloryinthegrassandthesunshineontheflower.77.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.AnybodyLovesCheerfulPersons.B.DontBeAngry.C.KeepingPleasant.D.TheBestHabit.(C)TheInternetdatesbackto1969,whentheU.S.DepartmentofDefensedecidedtobuildanexperimentalnetworktomakesurecomputer-basedcommandintheeventofanuclearattack.Asthetimewentby,publicandcommercialnetworksinNorthAmericaandEuropejointedthesystem,andtheexpandinggiantborn.Untiltenyearsago,theinternetwasactuallytheprivatefieldsofscientistsanduniversitystudents.Duringrecentyears,curiousprivatecitizensandbusinessesarecrowdingontotheinternetataspeedthatisdoublingitssizeeveryyear.Nowcomputernetworkshavespreadtoformagiantglobalweb.Some100millionpeoplefromover140countriesaroundtheworldhaveloggedontotheinternet,asystemlinkingtensofthousandsofnetworksfilledwithinformation,discussionandentertainment.Millionsofwebpagescontainedinagreatnumberofsitesarecommonlyusedtoexhibitamixtureoftext,graphics,soundsandvideoclips,aswellaslinkstootherwebpages.Onatypicalday,data,asmuchasseveralmillion250-pagebooks,willpourthroughtheinternet.Storedinthesystemarehugeamountsofscholarlyandscientificdata,governmentdocumentsandpublicrecords,airlinetimetables,weatherreports,thefulltextoftheBible,andthousandsofnewspapersandmagazinesfromaroundtheworld.Theinternetusercanreachabout14,000discussionforums(knownasnewsgroups)coveringeverythingfrommedicinetosports,ChinesecultureofFrenchwines.Bycreatingcommunitiesofpeoplesharingcommoninternets,computernetworksaremakingtheirinfluencefeltinschools,inthebusinessworld,inpoliticsandgovernment.Whatsahead?Moreconvenience.Inthenextcentury,manycommercialactivitiesthatrequireyoutoqueueupinfrontofservicecounters,likepayingbillsorshopping,willbecompletedelectronicallythroughtheinformationsuperhighway.Youcandoitathomeandaanytime.Inthemeantime,therapiddevelopingcomputernetworks,byhelpingmillionsifuserstowork,learnandhavefunonline,areprovidingpreviewoftheelectronicfuture.78.Whofirstcreatedthenetworksthatlaterdevelopedintotheinternet?A.Somescientistsanduniversitystudents.B.Bigcommercialbusinesses.C.TheU.S.DepartmentofDefense.D.U.S.gov