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（考试时间：120分钟满分：150第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分第一节（51.57.5WhatjobdoesMichelle’sfatherprobablyHeisaHeisataxiHeisaWhatwillthemanprobablydoontheGo B.Play C.PlayHowwillthespeakersgettotheirtennisOn B.By C.ByWhereisJuliagoingthisToa B.Toa C.ToaskateboardWhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingTheircampingTheirplanfortheTheirmemoriesofplaying第二节（151.522.55566、7HowlonghastheshoppingcenterbeenAbouteight B.Aboutsix C.AboutfourWhatactivitycanpeopleenjoyintheGoing B.Rowinga C.Playing7810What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthe B.Teacherand C.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofCommunicationIt’sveryeasytoTheteacherisIt’susefulforWhichschoolcoursewillthespeakersfinallyCommunicationHomeComputer81113WhenwouldthewomanliketoleaveforAt9:37 B.At10:15 C.At10:38Whatisthewoman’srequestforOnewindow B.Twoseats C.OnesecondclassWhatshouldthewomandotocollecttheGotothebaggageclaimPayanextrafeeforthe1页,8Givethetickettothetrain91416WhendidJackiefirstgetinterestedinInprimary B.Insecondary C.InWhohelpedJackiemostwithhisathleticsHis B.His C.HisHowdidJackiefeelwhenhewonhisfirstgold B. C.101720WhoisprobablytheAcamera B.ATV C.AfoodWhatdoesthespeakerdofirstattheHechangesHedoesmake-HetalkstotheWhatislikelytocausedelaysTheovenisThecamerasdon’tTheguestsarriveHowdoesthespeakerfeelabouttheIt’shardbutIt’sboringbutIt’srelaxingand(共两节,满分50分(15小题;2.5分,37.5分A、B、CDDiscoverhowyoucanhelpendangeredspecies!Volunteertohelpconserve（保护）endangeredspeciesaroundtheworldwithGoEco.Seaturtles,SriThespeciesisthreatenedbyhumanhunters.TheSriLankangovernmenthasapproved（批准）thecreationofhatcheries（孵化场）inordertoprotectthisspecies.Volunteersonthisprogramspend60%oftheirtimeworkinginthehatcheryandtheother40%isspentonactivitiessuchasbeachcleanupsandcreatingawarenesswithinthelocalcommunity.ProgramFees：1,280for2weeksand1,680permonthforWildlifeRescue,WesternAdultkangaroosandwallabiesarehuntedforfood，leavingthousandsoftheirbabieswithoutparents.Manyarekilledorinjuredinroadaccidents.AtthewildliferescuecenterinPerth,WesternAustralia,volunteersliveandhelpinthebushlandcaringforsick,injured,anddisplacedanimals.ProgramFee：＄2,095for4weeks.Volunteersstayon-siteinasmallroom.Duetoverylimitedspace,applicationsmustbesentatleast9-12monthsinadvance.EndangeredSpeciesReserve,SouthTheprojectwillgiveyouagreatwildlifeexperiencewhilelearningaboutconservationefforts.Fortherestofthetimebetweenmonitoringsessions,volunteersarerequiredtoenterallthedatathattheyhavecollectedintoourdatabases.Attimes,volunteersneedtooperateonnightshifts.Wealsogivelecturesandpresentationsoverthelunchperiod.ProgramFee：＄1,750for2weeksBigCatRefuge,SouthAfrica2页,8Asavolunteeronthisproject,youwilltakepartinawidevarietyofactivities.Volunteer'sworkrangesfromenrichmentactivities,suchastoy-makingandfarmwork,toeducatingthevisitors.Volunteerswillalsodirectlycareforthecatsbypreparingfoodorfeedingthemaswellascleaningtheirlivingspace.ProgramFee：＄1,450for2WhatisthemonthlyprojectfeeforvolunteersinSriA. B. C. D.WhatisrequiredofvolunteersfortheprojectinWesternHavingearlierWorkingatnightApplyingfortheprojectinHavingagoodknowledgeofWhatcanvolunteersdofortheprojectBigCatTakegoodcareoftheStudythehabitsofbigHelptosellsometoysaboutGuidevisitorstothehabitatoftheIn1985,20-year-oldYinYuzhenfromShaanxiProvincegotmarriedandmovedwithherhusbandtotheinterioroftheMaowusuDesert.Thelivingconditionstherewereextremelytough.Everythingaroundherwaseithersandorsomethingcoveredinsand.Thewindblewsandintotheireyes,mouths,andnostrils,andaftereachstorm,therewasonlysilence.Yinandherhusbandweretheonlypeoplelivinginthatlonely,emptyland.Ontheseconddayofherarrival,Yinresolvedthatshewouldnotletthedesertcontrolherlife.Despiteherinabilitytoreadorwriteandbeingtotallygreenwhenitcametoplanting,shechosetolearnthroughpracticalexperience.Overtime,shefiguredoutthatthebestwaytofightthedesertwasbyplantingtrees.Herideawastofirstgrowgrasstoholdthesand,thenplantbushes,andlaterAtfirst,hereffortsfailed.Desertmiceateallthegrassseeds.Shetriedplantingthemdeeperbutthemicestillfoundthem.SherackedherbrainsandcameupwithagreatideaShetookoneoftheirsheepanduseditshoofprints蹄印tohidetheseeds.Thesmellofthesheepdisguisedtheseeds,andthegrassbegantogrow.Yindidn’tstopthere.SheplantedstrongtreeslikepoplarsandScotchpinesalongtheouteredgestoblockthewindandsand.Inthemiddle,sheplantedsmallertreesandbushes.Herdreamwastocreateagreen“fortress”inthedesertandgrowfruitsandcropsintheprotectedcenterwheretheyYinandherhusbandworkeddiligentlyformanyyears,showingremarkableperseverance.Sheoncesaid,“I’dratherdieoftirednessfromfightingthesandthanbechallengedbyit.”Intheend,herhardworkpaidoff.Thedesertthatonceseemedhopelessturnedintoathrivinggreenland.What’sthepurposeofParagraphTointroducethebackgroundoftheTocomparecitylifeandcountrysideToimplythesignificanceofdesertToshowtherelationshipbetweentheWhatdoestheunderlinedphrase“beingtotallygreen”inParagraph2probablyLovinggreenBeingveryyounginProtectingtheHavingnoexperienceatWhatwordscanbestdescribeYinandher3页,8RomanticandDeterminedandCapableandKnowledgeableandWhatcanbeasuitabletitlefortheMaowusuDesert’sBrightTheImpactofStrongModern-dayYoungPeople’sAWoman’sStruggleAgainsttheSomeparentswillbuyanyhigh-techtoyiftheythinkitwillhelptheirchild,butresearcherssaidpuzzleshelpchildrenwithmath-relatedskills.PsychologistSusanLevine,anexpertonmathematicsdevelopmentinyoungchildrenattheUniversityofChicago,foundchildrenwhoplaywithpuzzlesbetweenages2and4laterdevelopbetterspatial(空间的skills.Puzzleplaywasfoundtobeasignificantpredictorofcognition(认知)aftercontrollingfordifferencesinparents’income,educationandtheamountofparenttalk,LevineTheresearchersanalyzedvideorecordingsof53child-parentpairsduringeverydayactivitiesathomeandfoundchildrenwhoplaywithpuzzlesbetween26and46monthsofagehavebetterspatialskillswhenassessedat54monthsofage.“Thechildrenwhoplayedwithpuzzlesperformedbetterthanthosewhodidnot,ontasksthatassessedtheirabilitytorotate(旋转)andtranslateshapes,”Levinesaidinastatement.Theparentswereaskedtointeractwiththeirchildrenastheynormallywould,andabouthalfofchildreninthestudyplayedwithpuzzlesatonetime.Higher-incomeparentstendedtohavechildrenplaywithpuzzlesmorefrequently,andbothboysandgirlswhoplayedwithpuzzleshadbetterspatialskills.However,boystendedtoplaywithmorecomplexpuzzlesthangirls,andtheparentsofboysprovidedmorespatiallanguageandweremoreactiveduringpuzzleplaythanparentsofgirls.ThefindingswerepublishedinthejournalDevelopmentalScience.InwhichaspectdochildrenbenefitfrompuzzleBuilding B.DevelopingspatialC.Learningself- D.Gaininghigh-techWhatdidLevinetakeintoconsiderationwhendesigningherParents’ B.Children’sC.Parents’ D.Child-parentHowdoboydifferfromgirlsinpuzzleTheyplaywithpuzzlesmoreTheytendtotalklessduringtheTheyprefertousemorespatialTheyarelikelytoplaywithtougherWhatisthetextmainlyAmathematical B.AscientificC.Awoman D.AteachingTherelationshipbetweenphysicalactivityandcognitivehealthhaslonginterestedresearchers,whogenerallytreatedexerciseasasinglecategory.Yetnotallformsofexerciseappeartobringaboutequalbenefits.AlandmarkstudyconductedbyscientistsatAlbertEinsteinCollegeofMedicineoffersconvincingevidencethatdancingmayoccupyauniquepositionintherankingofbrain-protectingBetween1980and2001,theresearcherstrackednearly500elderlyresidentsoftheBronx,monitoringtheirleisureactivitiesandcognitivefunctionovertwodecades.Thefindings,publishedin4页,8theNewEnglandJournalofMedicine,revealedastrikingpattern:whilecognitiveactivitieslikereadingandboardgamesreduceddementia(痴呆)riskbyapproximately7percentperactivity,physicalpursuitsshowedmorevariedoutcomes.Swimmingandcyclingdemonstratedmodestprotectiveeffects,butdancingemergedasthestandoutperformerwithfrequentparticipantsshowinga76percentlowerriskofdevelopingdementiacomparedtothosewhorarelydanced.Whatdistinguishesdancingfromotherformsofexercise?Theresearcherssuggestthatitssuperiorityliesnotinbodymovementalone,butinthecombinedcognitivedemandsitrequires.Adancermustprocessrhythm,recallorder,navigatespatialrelationships,andoftenmovewithapartnerallwhilemaintainingbalanceandpostureThiscontinuousmultitaskingtheresearcherssuggest,maycreateamorerobustneuralworkoutthanrepetitiveaerobic(有氧的)activitieslikeNevertheless,thestudy’sauthorswarnagainstoverstatingthesefindings.Thedata,theynote,indicatecorrelationratherthandefinitivecauseandthepreciseneurologicalmechanisms（神经机制）remainunclear.Moreover,thestudypopulationwasgeographicallyconcentrated,raisingquestionsaboutbroaderapplicability.tocognitivedeclineremainhardtoachieve,theprospectthatsomethingasaccessibleasdancingmightstrengthentheagingbraincarriesundeniableappeal.Whetherthewaltzthetango,orfreestylemovement,themessageseemsconsistent:whenitcomestopreservingmentalsharpness,engagingbothbodyandmindmaybethemosteffectiveapproachofall.WhatdoestheauthorimplyaboutpreviousresearchonexerciseandbrainItoverlookeddifferencesamongexerciseItoverestimatedthebenefitsofaerobicItignoredthesocialaspectofItreliedtoomuchonanimalWhydoestheauthormentionswimmingandToshowtheirpopularityamongtheTocomparethemwithmentalTosetabaselinefordancing’sTochallengethestudy’sWhatistheresearchers’attitudetowardtheirfindings?A．Fullyconvinced. B．Highlycritical.C．Mildly D．CompletelyWhatisthemainideaoftheDancingshouldreplacemedicalPhysicalexercisecanpreventcognitiveTheBronxstudyhassettleddebatesondementiaCombinedmentalandphysicalengagementbenefitsthebrain（52.5分,12.5分根据短文内容,Ashighschoolstudents,wemustspendthevastmajorityofourtimeinclassandreadingbooks.36.Withoutafriend,ourworldwouldbeawilderness.WhatkindoffriendsshouldweWhatarethedosanddon’tsoffriendship?Herearesomeofmy37 Wemayconsiderdifferentpeoplewemeeteverydaytobeniceandfeellikemakingfriendswiththem.However,notallgoodpeoplearematchesforus.Ratherthanmakefriendswiththepopularstudents,weshouldspendtimewiththosewehavethingsincommonwith,orwhowillbe5页,8theretolistentous.Moreover,weshouldbecarefulaboutstudentswithmanybadhabits,sincetheycouldpassthosehabitsontous.Beingtolerantisagoodidea.Nooneisperfect.38Therefore,weshouldtrytounderstandourfriendsandbepatientwiththemwhentheymakemistakessincewe’reallonajourneytobeingbetterpeople.Gradually,ourfriendshipswilllastlongerandbecomemoresolid.Behonest.39 However,it’sbettertobehonestwithfriends,totellthemwhatisbotheringusandseektheiradvice.Beinghonestwillnotannoyyourfriends,butitwillbringyouandyourfriendclosertogether.Weneedtobeopen-minded.Listentoothers’ideas,whetheryouagreewiththemornot.40 WemustbeWeneedtobewell-Asissaid,honestyisthebestNonearesodeafasthosewhowillnotfriendwithoutfaultswillneverbeF．Still,spendingtimewithfriendsisalsonecessaryandgoodforus.G．Wealltendtoshowourpositivesidetofriendsandhideourtruefeelings.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节,30分第一节完形填空（151分,15分ALife-or-DeathAquickrunalongtheCharlesRiverturnedintoalife-or-deathrescuecaughtoncamerawhenaBostonmanjumpedintotheicywatertosavehisbeloveddog.Henearlydidn't41itbackoutHanswasoutrunningwithhis2-year-oldgoldenpoodle(贵宾犬),Benny,whentheenergeticdogsuddenly42twoducksandrantowardtheriver. 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（true）importantpieceinAsianmusical（共两节,40分）（15分）80（25分67.7页,8IknewhealingmyrelationshipwithDadwasvital，buthowtogoaboutitwasanotherstoryAtthetimethegulfbetweenusseemedinsurmountable（无法逾越的）MyfeelingsofbeingcriticizedandrejectedbyDadweremydeepestwound.InmyearlyyearsIwastheappleofhiseye，andhewasaheroinmychildhood.Weplayedsportsandgames,andoftenwentfishingtogether.Asadolescenceapproached，however，everythingchanged.ItbecameclearthatIwasdeterminedtoforgemyownpath，onecompletelydifferentfromhisexpectation.InschoolIwashavingbehavioralproblems,beingaclassjokerandbreakingalltherules.Andhavingmyparentsreadmyschoolreportwasanightmareforme.SometimesIwaspunished.Theirdisapprovalmademefeelevenworse.Punishmentsonlyaddedtothehurt.Mydadhadnoideahowtodealwithme.Hebecamesilentanddistant，settingawallandpretendingthathedidn'tcare.Thatwasevenmorepainfultomethanmymother'svoiceddisapproval.Ihatedhimforthat，andpretendedthatIdidn'twantanythingtodowithhim.Welivedunderthesameroof，butwewereathousandmilesawayfromeachother.IcontinuedtohavetroublewithschooluntilthetimeIchosetodropoutandpursuemyinterestsinmusic.Ibecametotallyfocusedonmyspiritualgrowth，whichsentshivers（寒颤）throughmyfather'smind.Thereweremanyhardfeelingsbetweenus，feelingsthathardenedastimewentby.Formuchofmytwenties,IwentaboutmylifewithoutmuchofarelationshipwithmyWehadstoppedtryingtochangeeachother,butthewallsremained,thickandcoldbetweenThingsallbeganchangingfouryearsaftermomtoldmeitwastimetodealwithDad.Hesitantforalongtime,Ifinallytookheradviceandwrotemyfatheraletter.注意：1150左右；2Aftersendingtheletter，Ifeltaheavyweightonmy Ivisitedmyfathersoonafterreceivinghisletter. 8页,8第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分 6-10 11-15 16-20第二部分阅读（50分第一节（152.537.5分 第二节（52.512.5分 第三部分语言运用（30分第一节（15115分 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adn’trealizedIwasthewinnerandIcouldn’tbelieveitwhenIlookedupandtherewasnooneaheadofme.W:M:Hi,everyone.⑰Iwanttosharewithyouwhatit’slikebeingonacookingshow.Manypeoplethinkit’seasy,⑳butactuallyit’sverystressful.Iusuallyarriveatthestudioaround7a.m.⑱First,Imeetwiththeproducerandwegothroughthescriptfortheday.⑰ThenIgotothedressingroomtointomychef’suniform.Afterthat,themake-upartistmakessureIlookgoodoncamera.Thisusuallytakesonlyabout15minutesbecauseIdon’twearmuchmake-up.Webeginfilmingataround9a.m.⑲Butthingsdon’talwaysgosmoothly.⑲Sometimesthecamerasdon’tworkorthesoundisnotclear,sowehavetowait.Wheneverythingisready,Istartcookingandtalkingtothecameraatthesametime.It’shardtodoboth.Weusuallyfinishby5p.m.,butitdependsonhowmanymistakeswemake.Afterfilming,Itakeoffmyuniform,saygoodbyetotheteamandgohometorest.⑳It’salongday,butIlovesharingmyrecipeswiththeaudience.A21-23BCSeaturtles，SriLankaProgramFees1，280for2weeksand＄1，680permonthforvolunteers.（项目费用：212801680）可知，在斯里兰卡，志愿者的月项目费用1680B。RescueWesternlimitedspace，applicationsmustbesentatleast9-12monthsinadvance.（9-12）可知，志愿者要想参与C。BigCatRefuge，SouthAfricaAsavolunteeronthisproject，youwilltakepartinawidevarietyofactivities.Volunteer'sworkrangesfromenrichmentactivities，suchasdirectlycareforthecatsbypreparingfoodorfeedingthemaswellasA。B24-27ADB推理判断题。根据第一段“In1985,20-year-oldYinYuzhenfromShaanxiProvincegotmarriedandmovedwithherhusbandtotheinterioroftheMaowusuDesert.Thelivingconditionstherewereextremelytough.Everythingaroundherwaseithersandorsomethingcoveredinsand.Thewindblewsandintotheireyes,mouths,andnostrils,andaftereachstorm,therewasonlysilence.Yinandherhusbandweretheonlypeoplelivinginthatlonely,emptyland.(198520词句猜测题。根据第二段中“Despiteherinabilitytoreadorwritethesand,thenplantbushes,andlatertrees.(尽管她目不识丁，在种植方thatshewouldnotletthedesertcontrolherlife.(抵达的第二天，殷brainsandcameupwithagreatidea.(她绞尽脑汁想出了一个好办法。)”年摸索创新方法治理荒漠，将荒漠变为绿洲的励志故事。D选项“AWoman’sStruggleAgainsttheDesert(一名女子与沙漠的抗争)”符合题意。C28-31BADages2and4developbetterspatialskill(24B.Developingspatialskills(BPuzzleplaywasfoundtobeasignificantpredictorofcognitionaftercontrollingfordifferenceinparents'income,educationandtheamountofparenttalk,Levinesaid.(LevineLevine程度和父母谈话的次数。A.Parents'education.(父母的教育)符合以上说法，AHowever,boystendedtoplaywith