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Test-1PartOne:shortconversations16%A.Shedecidednottocome. C.Sheforgottocome.Shewasn’tinvited. D.Sheiscomingearlier.A.Stevelooksgoodinanything.HewisheshehadajacketlikeSteve ’sHeknewsomeonewholookedlikeSteve.D.Steveshouldgetanewjacket.A.Turnleftatthetrafficlights.Street.D.Steveshouldgetanewjacket.A.Turnleftatthetrafficlights.Street.Takethesecondleft.A.Themanshouldstudyharder.start.Themanisdoingbetter.ways.A.Atadepartmentstore.Atarailwaystation.A.Bossandreceptionist.Managerandcustomer.GototherightontheGreenTurnrightatthecorner.ThemanshouldnotwaitsolongtoThemanshouldreconsiderhisAtanofficebuilding.Atanairport.BossandsecretaryDentistandpatient.A.Thewomanwillnothelpthemanbecausesheisbusy.Thewomanwillhelpthemanlater.Thewomanwillhelpthemanimmediately.Thewomanwillstoptohelpthemansoon.8.A.Thepositionofsilverware.C.Sewingnapkins.Settingthetable. D.Doingsomewashing-up.PartTwoLongconversations14%ConversationOneA.ThewestofthecityThewestofL.A.A.ThewestofthecityThewestofL.A.A.Itstransportation.Itsenvironment.A.Itwaswindy.Itwaswarm.A.GoldenGatePark.Thecablecarride.ConversationTwoThewestofEuropeTheWestCoastItsSuburb.Itsweather.Itwascool.Itwastoohot.Fishermen’sWharf.OldVictorianhouses.A.Hedislikeshispresentjob.Heisafraidtotakeonanewjob.Hehasnoideaofhowtofindajob.Hehastomakeachoicebetweentwojobs.A.Itismoreinteresting. C.Itislessdemanding.Itisnotalwaysbusy.D.Ithasbetterhours.A.Hecandrinkcoffeeashelikes.Hehasalreadyhadsomeregularcustomers.Helikestomeetpeopleandgettoknowthem.Hecanpreparehisownbreakfastinthemorning.Partthreepassages(choosethebestanswers)20%P17unit2part1+P50unit5part1,part2PassageOneA.JohnandMaryhadtwolovelygirlsandlivedahappylife.John’sjobwasnotsogoodandhedecidedtodevelophiscareerinanothercity.Thecouplehiredareliablewomantotakecareoftheirchildrenbeforetheywentout.JohnandMarycamebackhomealittleearlierthantheyhadplanned.A.Theywereverygladtohavesomechangeintheirlife.Theysawsmokesomewhereinthefront.TheyfoundthehouseinflameswasFredJone’sandhewasatworkthen.Theycouldgetbackhomeearlierbytakingthenewroute.A.Thehouseonfireisnottheirs.Johnwaswearinggoodclothes.Bothaandb.Neitheranorb.A.Onlyapartofthehousewasinflames.Theysawanoldmanonthelawncryingout, “Thechildren!Getthechildren!”.Theysawawomaninhystericsscreamingforhelp.Theysawthewholehouseaswellasthelawninflames.PassageTwoA.Fromtheirparents.Fromtheirparentsandteachers.Fromtheirparentsandpeers.Fromtheirfriendsofthesameage.A.Americanboysandgirlsseldomplaytogether.Americanboysandgirlsprefertoplayinsame-sexgroups.Americanboysspendmoretimeplayingwithgirls.Americanboysandgirlsseldomplaytogetherandspendmoretimeplayinginsame-sexgroups..A.8to10.B.10to12.C.8to12.D.10to15.PassagethreeA.Girlslovetoplayinlargegroups.Girlshavetheirownfavoritegames.Girlsdon’tliketoplaywithothers.Girlslovetoplaywithboysandtheyusuallyplayinsmallgroups.A.HopscotchB.JumpropeC.PlayinghouseD.See-sawA.Bothboysandgirlswanttogetwhattheywant.Bothboysandgirlswantotherchildrentodowhattheywantthemtodo.Bothboysandgirlstrytogettheirplaymatestodowhattheywantthemtodointhesameway.Alloftheabove.PartFourGapfilling20%P9unit1part1+P18unit2part2PassageoneThenameoftheproject1) Studentsinvolvedintheprojectaskedtoat3peopleand theirreactionOtherpeople'sreactionwhentheysawthetwohomeless4) Evidencetoprovethatthetwomenwerehomelessandpoordirtybody"5) ;theblue-eyed man6) hehadbeenclutching;allheorderedwas7)―ThespeakersreactiontowardsthetwohomelessFeltastrong8) andto9) theblue-eyedmanOneofthepossiblecausesofthespeakersreactionNoticed10) -__intherestaurantsetonher.PassagetwoDespiteMary'sprotests,John1)thewaterhoseand2) hisclothes,3)hiswethandkerchiefonhisheadand4)forthebasement.Hefoundthedoorandgrabbedtwochildren,holdingoneundereacharm.Onthewayback,hecould5)somemorewhimpering.After6)thetwokidsintothesafehandsand7)hislungwithfreshair,hewentbacktothefire.Atthattime,Marytriedtostophim.Buthe8)heroff.Fortunatelyhefoundthelasttwochildrenatlast.He9)lowforairand10)uptheseeminglyendlesssteps.Finally,allofthemcameoutintothesunlightandfreshair.PartFiveoralpractice30%Unit1Donottreatallnewwordsinexactlythesameway.Haveyouevercomplainedaboutyourmemorybecauseyoufinditsimplyimpossibletomemorizeallthenewwordsyouarelearning?But,infact,itisnotyourmemorythatisatfault.Ifyoucramyourheadwithtoomanynew

wordsatatime,someofthemareboundtobecrowdedout.Whatyouneedtodoistodealwithnewwordsindifferentwaysaccordingtohowfrequentlytheyoccurineverydayuse.Whileactivewordsdemandconstantpracticeandusefulwordsmustbecommittedtomemory,wordsthatdonotoftenoccurineverydaysituationsrequirejustanoddingacquaintance.Youwillfindconcentratingonactiveandusefulwordsthemosteffectiveroutetoenlargingyourvocabulary.Test-2PartOne:shortconversations16%A.Herbrother.B.Hersister-in-law.A.Tofinditfortheman.A.Herbrother.B.Hersister-in-law.A.Tofinditfortheman.sister.C.Herhusband’sbrother.D.HerB.Togiveittosomeoneelse.A.indifferent.B.Worried.Tohideitfortheman.Toentertheman’sapartment.C.Happy.D.indignant.A.Sheshouldbesmarttoapplyforseveral.Sheshouldconcentrateondoingone.Sheknowsmorethanshedoes.D.Sheshouldchangehereatinghabits.A.Intherestaurant.D.Sheshouldchangehereatinghabits.A.Intherestaurant.Intheself-servicerestaurant.A.Shesellsstovesandrefrigerators.She’sanapartmentmanager.A.Theparkisnearhere.park.Thereisnoparkinghere.question.A.Alectureintheuniversity.Ameetingwiththepresident.Inthestudentcafeteria.Inthehotelnearby.She’sarealestateagent.She’samaid.Hedoesn’tknowabouttheHedoesn’tunderstandtheAspeechontelevision.AgameonTV.AnemploymentagencyAnemploymentagency.Aconstructioncompany.Theyoungman.Someonenotmentioned.PartTwoLongconversations14%ConversationOneA.Abusinesscompany.Alawfirm.A.Thewoman.Mr.Sheehan.A.Thewomanisintroducingajobtotheyoungman.

Thewomanispersuadingtheyoungmantotakethejob.Thewomanisgivingtheyoungmanajobinterview.Thewomanistryingtoadvisetheyoungmanhowtogetajob.ConversationTwoA.Hedoesn'tworkhard.Heneedsglasses.A.Fourth.ConversationTwoA.Hedoesn'tworkhard.Heneedsglasses.A.Fourth.A.science.Fifth.B.Writing.Hedoesn'tdohishomework.Heistooshy.C.Sixth.D.Eighth.C.Reading.D.Arithmetic.A.BecauseBillyistooshytogetalongwellwithhisclassmates.BecauseBillydoesn'tlikestayingatschool.BecauseBillysfatherwillhelphimwithhishomeworkathome.BecauseBillysfatherhastotakehimtoseeadoctor.reepassages(choosethebestanswers)20%P32unit4partoneTOC\o"1-5"\h\zTheymaywearoldjeans.( )Theyusuallydriveexpensivecars.( )Theyspendmoneymodestly.( )Eightypercentoftheminheritmoneyfromtheirfamily.( )Mostofthemownabusinessorareselfemployed.( )Manyofthemstartedfromblue-collarindustriesasroofingcontractors,drycleanersandscrap-metaldealers.( )TheywereAstudentsinhighschool.( )Thetypicalmillionairessaveabout20percentoftheirincomeannually()Theyspendtimeandtendtobegoodatmanagingtheirmoney.( )Theyshouldknowhowtomakebigmoneyoutoflittle.( )urGapfilling20%P61unit7conversation2+P70unit8part2SectionOneCrystalwantedto1)withherboyfriendbecauseshefoundhewas2)andtheyweretotallydifferentpeople.Georgesuggestedsheshould3)insteadofsendinghimane-mail.Healsosuggestedshecoulddosoatthe4).Crystalagreedtotellherboyfriendhonestlysoasto5).SectionBRoutesActivitiesGotoAucklandandthendrivedowntothe6) oftheNorthIsland.Havesomeexperienceofabigcityfirst.Gotothefarmtostaytwoorthreedayswithafamilyandexperienceafarming7)GotoRotoruaandthenworkthewaydownto1.VisitaMaori8) neartheWhakarewarewaforest,whichhostsalotofWellington.9) ,andenjoyMaoriwaiatawhichisMaorisongs.2.Visitthe10) andthermalmudpools.3.ExperienceacafelifestyleinWellington.veoralpractice30%unit3Theoldladywaseightytoday.Shehadputonherbestdress.Perhaps一perhapsMyramightcome.Afterall,eightywasaspecialbirthday,anotherdecadelivedorenduredjustasyouchosetolookatit.EvenifMyradidnotcome,shewouldsendapresent.Theoldladywassureofthat.Twospotsofcolourbrightenedhercheeks.Shewasexcited—likeachild.Shewouldenjoyherday.Test-3PartOne:shortconversations16%A.Hisgirlfriendcomplainedofhisgoingtothepartywithouther.Hewastogetherwithhisgirlfriendyesterday.Themanhasbeenbusydatinghisgirlfriendthesedays.Hebroughthisgirlfriendtotheparty.A.Asecretary.B.Atelephoneoperator.C.AshopassistantD.Astudent.A.ThewomaniscomplainingaboutLinda.ThemanhasbeenhelpingLindawithherstudies.Lindadidbetterthanexpectedintheteam.Lindashouldconsiderdroppingoutoftheteam.A.Learningtoplaythepiano. C.Learningviolin.Learningtotype. D.Learningtotakeapicture.A.Theexamquestionsweretoodifficult.Thequestionshadlittleconnectionwiththecourse.Hecouldn'tfinishthequestionswithinthetimeallowed.Hefoundthequestionsconfusing.A.Mostpeoplekilledinthetrafficaccidentareheavydrinkers.Shedoesn'tagreewiththeman.Drunkdriversarenotguilty.Peopleshouldpaymoreattentiontothedangerofdrunkdriving.A.Shefeelssmallpartiesareveryimpersonal.Shefeelsbigpartiesareimpersonal.Shefeelsshehastopaymuchmoneytoholdparties.Shelikesmanypeopleathomeatthesametime.8.A.Becausehehaslostthepen.Becausehehasboughtthewrongpen.Becausehehasforgottentobringthepen.Becausehewasnotabletobringthepen.PartTwoLongconversations14%ConversationOneA.It’stoocoldtoworkproperly.Itstopsworkingabruptly.Itcan’tdryanythinginit.It’sleakingandgettingworse.A.Theyarebroken. C.Theycan’tbelocked.Theycan’tbeopened.D.It’sleakingandgettingworse.A.Thetorncurtainsandtheflickeringbathroomlight.Thebrokenwindowsandthefallendoor.Thewrong-sizedcookerandthedirtybathroomcurtains.Thedoorwithnolockandthewindowswithnoglass.A.Anagent.B.Atenant.C.Acustomer.D.Alandlady.ConversationTwoA.Aftersupper. C.Inthemorningandlateatnight.B.Aroundbreakfast. D.Betweenmeals.A.Necessary.B.Meaningful.C.Useless.D.Fascinating.A.Shorterthan15minutes.C.Shorterthan10minutes.Shorterthananhour.D.Shorterthan12minutes.Partthreepassages(choosethebestanswers)20%P57unit6listeningstrategy+P92unit10part2PassageoneboredtodeathA.无聊透顶 B.生死存亡ontheedgeofmyseatA.想溜走 B.兴致勃勃foolingaroundA.无所事事 B.自欺欺人bombed(thefirsthistorytest)A.超常发挥 B.考砸了buckledownA.系上安全带 B.开始认真工作PassagetwoHowdoesaT.A.helpaprofessor?He/shegivesoneortwolecturesaweek,givestestsandgradeswork.He/shegivestests,gradeswork,provideslaboratoryassistanceandmeetswithstudentswhoneedhelp,besidesleadingsmalldiscussions.He/shegivesoneortwolecturesaweekandorganizessmallerdiscussions.He/shemeetsstudentswhoneedhelp.WhichofthefollowingcanbeabigbarriertoaforeignstudentwhowantstobeaT.A.intheU.S.?A.MoneyB.LanguageC.IdentityD.His/herhomecountry.Whatkindofforeignstudentsdon'thavetotakethetestgivenbytheUniversityofSouthCalifornia?ThosewhogotundergraduateeducationinanEnglish-speakingcountry.Thosewhoscoredatleast27onthespeakingpartoftheTOEFLInternet-basedtest.Bothaandb.Neitheranorb.Howlongdoesthespokentestlast?A.50minutes.B.5minutes.C.15minutes. D.14minutes.Whatdothecandidatesdointhespokentest?Themakeapresentationofsomeissueoridearelatedtotheirstudy.Theyhavetoanswerquestionsfromtheexaminers.Theytalkabouttheireducationandinterestsintheschool.Alloftheabove.urGapfilling20%P90unit10parttwo+P84unit9parttwoListenandfillintheblankswiththemissinginformation.PassageoneTeachingassistantsintheU.S.universitygetpaidintheformof1)or2)TaketheuniversityofSouthernCaliforniaforexample.Foranon-nativespeaker,tobeaT.A.there,his/her3)shouldbegoodenough.Otherwise,theymusttakesome4)andpassa5).Passagetwo PeopleSecretstoLongevity1) Dietwithlow2) and3) ;4) intakesuchas5) andmisosoup.PeopleintheMediterraneanAlittle6) and7) ;alotof8) 9) AglassofredwinePeopleingeneral10) veoralpractice30%unit7Allthetimeitwasquiteevidentthathesincerelybelievedthathemighteventuallybuyoneofthesepuddings,andIampositivethathedidnotforamomentfeelthathewasinanywaycheatingthestore.Pooroldchap!Probablyhehadcomedownintheworldandthissamplingwasallthatwaslefthimfromthetimewhenhecouldaffordtocomeandselecthisfavoritepudding.Test-4PartOne:shortconversations16%A.Theyarenotworththetrouble. C.Theyaretooeasy.Theyareinexpensive. D.Theyareveryrewarding.A.Shelikestotravelbycar.Shedoesn’twanttogotoChicago.Shedoesn’tknowhowmuchitcoststogobytrain.It’scheapertogotoChicagobycar.A.Inabusinessman’soffice.C.Inaprofessor’soffice.Inalawyer’soffice. D.Inadoctor’soffice.A.Mr.Woods’sbriefcaseandwalletwerelosthisafternoon.He’spickuphisbriefcaseandwalletatthebank.He’llhisbriefcaseandwalletatthepostoffice.He’llpickuphisbriefcaseandwalletintheafternoon.A.Spanish.B.Arabic.C.Japanese.D.Chinese.A.Becausetheywantedtocatchagreydog.Becausetheywereblockedbythetrafficjam.Becausetheygotuplatebytenminutes.Becausetheman’swatchsloweddown.A.Togetaraincoat. C.Incaseitrains.Incaseheneedsmoney.D.Tobuyanumbrella.8.A.Theyaretalkingbouttheirfamily.C.Theyarehavingachat.B.Oneisinterviewingtheother. D.Oneisaskingtheother’sbackground.oLongconversations14%ConversationOneA.Bytrain.B.Bycar.C.Bybus.D.Onfoot.A.Becausetheytooyoung.Becausetheydon’thavecars.Becausethereisn’tenoughspaceonthecampus.Becausetherearen’tmanyparkingpermitsavailable.A.They’llmoveyourcarawayandthenfineyou.They’llcallyouandaskyoutopaythefine.Theyllwarnyoufirstandthenletyouoff.They'llclampyourcarwheelsandgiveafine.A.OppositeLibraryRoad. C.Ontheleftofthetenniscourts.Acrossfromthecarpark. D.Ontherightoftheswimmingpool.ConversationTwoA.Verylonely. C.Happytostaywiththem.Toonoisytostudy.D.Toodifficulttostaywiththem.A.Hecan'tunderstandthelanguageatall.Hecan'tfindtimegoingtothecomputerroom.Hefindsitdifficulttohaveacomputeravailabletohiminthecomputerroom.Hefindshistimeneverfitfortheopeninghoursofthecomputerroom.A.Hecouldreservetimeinthecomputerroom.Hecouldaffordtobuyhisowncomputer.Thewomanwouldlookintothematterandsuggestaway.Thewomanwouldtellthesituationtotheschoolauthorities.reepassages(choosethebestanswers)20%P55unit6partone+P85unit9Partone&twoListenanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F).PassageOneTOC\o"1-5"\h\zBoththetwoteachershateteachingEnglish.( )Jessfindsitannoyingtohavetocorrectthesamemistakesmadebystudentsagainandagain.( )JessthinkstheHungariansareratherrude.( )Tomwouldwriteupalessonplanbeforeeverylesson.( )Tomhatesthepaperworkbutcouldn'thelpdoingit.( )PassageTwoInThailand,ToddmetanoldguywhodidTaiChiandlookedveryyoung.Heclaimedthatacoldshowereveryeveningwashelpfultohishealth.( )Japanesepeoplehavealonglifeexpectancyincomparisontoother