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请听第一段，回答第6至8小题 )6.WhendidTonygotoSydneylastA.InJanuary. B.InFebruary. C.InMay. )7.WhatdoesTonydo?A.Abasketballyer. B.Atennisyer. C.Afootballyer. )8.Howmanycitiesdotheytalkabout?A. B. C.请听第二段，回答第9至11小题 )9.WhatdidJackdoA. yedB. ntedsomeC.Hedid )10.WhowentswimmingA.JackandMrSmith. B.JackandTony. C.TonyandMrSmith. )11.HowmuchwillMrSmithpayJack?A. B.I C.2请听第三段，回答第12至15小题 )12.WherearethetwospeakersA.Intheself-helpbank.B.Inthesupermarket. C.Inthepostoffice. )13.WheredoesGrandpawritethePIN?A.Onapaper. B.Onthehand. C.Inabook. )14.HowmuchdoesGrandpawant?A. B. C. )15.WhatdoesGrandpathinkofusingtheA.It’s B.It’s C.It’s请听第一篇短文，回答第16至20小题。 )16.Wheredidthewomanlivebeforeshewas12yearsA.Inthecity. B.Inthetown. C.Inthemountains. )17.Howlongdidittakehertogettoschooleverymorningthen?A.Halfanhour. B.Onehour. C.Twohours. )18.Howdidshegotoschoolthen?A.By B.By C.On )19.HowmanystudentswerethereineachclassinherschoolA.About12. B.About20. 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C.阅读理解（2040分案。（共20小题，记40分）ALittleTommylikedtoywithknives.Oneday,whenhismotherwasbusywithcooking,Tommytookoneofherkitchenknivesoutofthehouse.Hebegantocutanappletree.Suddenlyitturnedalive!“Ouch!Whyareyoucuttingme?Didn’tyourmotherteachyounotywitives?”MrAppleTreeTommyreplied,’’I’moldenoughtodowhatIwant.’’Hecutting.MrAppleTreesoongotangry,pickingupTommyandcarryinghimintotheorchard.ThereTommymetMrsPeachTree,MrPlumTreeandMrsPearTree.Hehadareallygoodtime.MrAppleTreetoldTommynottoleavetheorchardbecausetherewerewickedtreesinnotfarButsoonTommygotboredandwalkedslowlyintothe.Suddenlyahugeoaktreecarriedhimintothe whereallofthetreeskepthimaprisoner.Theyhadbeenlookingforawaytostopthetreesintheorchardfromproducingdeliciousfruitandnowtheyhadthechance.IfMrAppleTreedisagreed,theywould’tletTommygo.MrAppleTreeagreed.HetookTommyoutofthe safelysenthimhome.TommyneverforgotMrAppleTreeandheneveryedwitivesagain. )56.WhathappenedwhenTommywascuttingtheappletree?A.Itgotverysadandcried. B.Itsuddenlycametolife.C.Itwentaway. D.Itcalledhisfriends. )57.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“wicked”meanin )58.WhydidtheaoktreecatchTommy?A.BecauseTommykeptcuttingitwithaB.BecauseTommycouldmakehimproduceC.BecauseitwantedtoteachTommyagoodD.Becauseitwantedtostoptreesintheorchardfromproducingfruit.. )59.Whichofthefollowingmayhappenatlast?A.MrAppleTreecouldneverproducedB.TommywentbacktotheC.TommybecameabadD.MrAppleTreelosttouchwithhis )60.WhatcanweknowaboutTommyfromtheA.HedependedonhisfamilytooB.HecaredlittleabouttheC.Hedidn’twanttostayintheD.Heoncewouldn’tliketolistentoBCouldworkmakeyoufat?Theanswerisyes.That’stheconclusionofanewstudythatwecanfindinthemagazinesnamed‘’’JournalPLOSOne’’.ResearchersfromLouisianaStateUniversityfoundthatfrewerthan20%ofjobsnowrequireevenasuitableamountofphysicalactivity,comparedtoalmosthalfofalljobs50yearsago.“ThatchangeisthemainreasonfortheincreaseinUSbodyweightformenandwomen,”theresearcherssaid.Theobesityratehasincreasedalotsince1980.Nowabouttwo-thirdsofadultmenandwomenareeitheroverweightorobese,accordingtotheCentersforDiseaseControl.TheresearcherslookedatthesurveyresultfromtheBureauofLaborStatisticsandcomparedittobodyweightcollectedbytheU.S.NationalHealthandNutritionExaminationSurveys.PeopleingfatndfatterovertheyearsbecausetheyhavelessandlessphysicalactivityinIt’saninterestingstudybecausemoststudiesoffightingagainsttheobesityillnesshavelookedathowpeoplespendtheirtimewhenthey’renotatwork.Butthisstudyshowsthaton-thejobbehaviorcouldmatterjustasmuch.It’sagoodideatogetupfromyourchairnow!()61.ResearchersfoundthatofjobsnowneedasuitableamountofphysicalA.fewerthan B.morethan D.two- )62.AccordingtotheCentersforDiseaseControl,alotofadultmenandwomen A.healthyand B.underhighC.eitheroverweightor D.worriedabouttheir )63.Intheopinionoftheresearchers,whyare ingfatndfatterovertheA.BecausetheydrinkalotofdrinksB.BecausetheyeattoomuchjunkC.Becausetheydon’tdoanyexerciseonD.Becausetheydolessandlessphysicalactivityin )64.Accordingtothelastparagraph,tofightagainsttheobesityillnesses,people A.dothesamejobsas50yearsago.B.takeaquickwalkaroundtheirjobC.DojobsinneedofmuchphysicalD.Spendmoretimewalkingafterwork. )65.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.CouldworkmakeyouB.HowtofightagainstC.MoreandmorepeopleareD.WhatjobsneedphysicalCIfyou’reconsideringhavinggoldfishesaspets,you’dbetterfindoutfirsthowtokeepgoldfishesintherightway.Oneoftheveryfirsttipsoncaringforgoldfishesistomakesurethatgoldfishesliveinacorrectlysizedfish(鱼缸).Agoldfishcangrowaslongas20cms,andrequiresatleast5kilograms,even20kilogramsofwaterinthetolivewell.Youshouldcegoldfishesinalarge,soastoprovidethemwithplentyofspaceformoreHavetherightwatertemperatureforyourpets.Rememberthatyourgoldfisheswantatemperature.Tomakecertainthatthewatercatersforthisrequirement,youshouldhaveathermometer温度计tocheckthetemperature.Neverbreakthisruleincaringforgoldfishesasthewrongtemperaturewillmakegoldfishesunhealthy.Havingwaterfilters(滤水器)in isalsoimportant.Makesurethatyourwaterfiltersproperfor .Theyshouldnotbesobigthattherearetoomanywavesmakingithardforgoldfishestoswimabout,andtheyshouldnotbesosmallthattheyareunabletofilteroutdirtythingsfromthewater.Anotherimportanttipistochangethewaterinyourfish regularly,becausekeethewatercleancankeepgoldfishesawayfromdiseases. )66.HowmanypointsshouldagoldfishkeeperpayattentionA.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five. )67.Whydoestheanthorsuggestpeopleshouldkeepgoldfishesinalarge?A.BecausealargeprovidesplentyofspaceformoreB.BecausealargetakesupmoreroomthanasmallC.BecausealargecanholdmorefishthanasmallD.Becausemostgoldfisheslikelivinginalarge )68.Theunderlinedphrase“catersfor”inparagraph3probablymeans A.changes B.wins C.affects D.meets )69.Wecanknowfromthepassagethat A.cleanwatercanmakegoldfisheshavefewerchancesofgettingB.goldfisheswillswimeasilyinthewaterwithmanyC.themore has,thebettergoldfishescanD.itisknowntousallthatgoldfishescanlivefortenyears )70.Bywritingthepassage,theauthorwantsto A.teachthereadershowtochoosehealthyB.offersomeadviceonhowtokeepgoldfishesC.exinwhygoldfishescangrowaslongasD.introducesomebeautifulandexpensiveDPhoenix,Arizona,theUSAwasshakenbyabigsandstorm(沙尘暴)recently.Itwasahugesandstormthathitphoenixalitfter7:00pmlocaltime.Arizonahassandstormsparticularlyduringthemonsoon(季风)seasonwhichusuallystartsfrommid-JuneuntilofSeptember.However,thiswassofarthebiggest.Sometreesweredowned,gardensweredestroyedandthousandsoflocalpeople’selectricitywascutoff,butluckilynodeathshappened.Anumberofthepeople’spoolsbecausedirty.PeoplewholivedinPhoenixformore40yearssaidthatthiswasthefirsttimetheyhadexperiencedthishugesandstorm.Itcouldgreatlyinfluencepeople’shealth.ThebigsandstormstartedinTucsontravelingnorthacrossthedesert(沙漠).Thehugestormupto perhour.Itwasmorethan wideandahigh.BesidesPhoenixandcities,thestormalsoreachedYumaareainsouthwesternandfarwesternArizona.Itreducedthevisibility(降低能见度)intheseareas,puttingofftheflightsatPhoenixSkyHarborInternationalThestormon