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Ⅰ.ListeningComprehension
SectionAShortConversations
Directions:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.
1.A.10years.B.15years.C.20years.D.40years.
2.A.Patient.B.Doctor.C.Scientist.D.Physicist.
3.A.Attheriverside.B.Athome.C.Atthehealthcenter.D.Athisoffice.
4.A.Inabank.B.Inaschool.C.Inaclothingstore.D.Inabarbershop.
5.A.Husbandandwife.B.Policemananddriver.
C.Passengerandbusconductor.D.Bossandsecretary.
6.A.Movetoabigcity.B.Becomeateacher.
C.Gobacktoschool.D.WorkinNewYork.
7.A.She’slearnedalotfromtheliteratureclass.
B.She’swrittensomebooksaboutworldclassics.
C.Shemetsomeoftheworld’sbestwriters.
D.She’sjustbackfromatriproundtheworld.
8.A.Thetwospeakersareatalosswhattodo.
B.Thewomanisworriedaboutherfuture.
C.Thetwospeakersareseniorsatcollege.
D.Themanregretsspendinghistimefast.
9.A.Themancouldbuyashirtofadifferentcolour.
B.Thesizeoftheshirtisallrightfortheman.
C.Thesizethemanwantswillarrivesoon.
D.Themancouldcomesometimelater.
10.A.Themanisusuallythelasttohandinhistestpaper.
B.Themanhasmadeamessofhismidtermexam.
C.Themanhasbadstudyhabits.
D.Themanisadiligentstudent.
SectionBPassages
Directions:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.
Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
11.A.Becausehefailedinthematch.
B.Becausehelikedtodreamthere.
C.Becausehecouldseethehotel.
D.Becausehehadnomoney.
12.A.Monday.B.Wednesday.C.Tuesday.D.Saturday.
13.A.Becausehedidn’tlikethewarmandsoftbed.
B.Becausehelikedtosleepinthepark.
C.Becausehewantedtohaveagooddream.
D.Becausehecouldn’tpayforit.
Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
14.A.Manhasabigbrain.
B.Thedifferencebetweenmenandanimals.
C.Animalscannotspeak.
D.Animalscanalsolearnsomewords.
15.A.Theybothcanlearnnewthings.
B.Theybothcanunderstandthingsquickly.
C.Theybothcanremembersomewords.
D.Theybothcanbehavewisely.
16.A.Man’s
brainhelpshimlearntospeak.
B.Whyapescanlearnafewwords.
C.Howchildrenlearntospeak.
D.Whyanimalscanmakenoises.
SectionCLongerConversations
Directions:InSectionC,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Theconversationswillbereadtwice.Afteryouheareachconversation,youarerequiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.
Blanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.
PERSONALINFORMATION(SummerMandarinCourse)
Name:EmmaWhite.
Nationality:17.
Identity:A18student.
Dateofregister:9th19.
Major:20.
Completetheform.WriteONEWORDforeachanswer.
Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation.
Insects
Wherewasthemanlastnight?Hewas21.
Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheinsects?Theyarethemost22onearth.
Whichmighthavethelargernumbers,insectsorhumans?Thereare23insects.
Whydopeoplealwaysfailinwipingoutthemosquitoes?Becausethey’llchange24.
Completetheform.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.
II.GrammarandVocabulary
SectionA
Directions:Afterreadingthepassagesbelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagescoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.
(A)
“Courageiswhenyou’reafraid,butyoukeeponmovinganyway.Courageiswhenyou’reinpain,butyoukeeponlivinganyway.Courageiswhenyou’velostyourway,butyoufindyourstrengthanyway…”Thissong,“Courage”,bythesingerOrianthi,isoneofthesongsthatIlistento(25)______Ifeeldepressed.
CourageisonethingIwishIcouldpossesswhenIwanttostandupandspeakmymind.TherearetimeswhenIfindmyselfafraidtospeakupfor(26)______.TherearetimeswhenIgiveupsoeasilyjustbecauseI’mafraidtofail.Theabsenceofcourageisaseriousproblemforme.
Sincenoticingthisproblem,I(27)______(try)somewaystomakesomechanges.First,Italktomyfriendsaboutmyfeelingsmoreoften,andwediscussmydreamabout(28)______IwantandwhereIwanttogointhefuture.
Tobehonest,myheartstillpoundssohardeverytimebeforeIgoonthestage(29)______Ihavetotakedeepbreathssomanytimes,butI’mgettingbetteratit.
Finally,IwishIcouldsucceedinhavingthecouragetospeakoutloudaboutmyfuturedreamandinhavingthecouragetotellmyselftokeepmoving(30)______thefearforfailure.
“It’snothowmanytimesyou(31)_____(knock)down;it’showmanytimesyougetbackup…”
(B)
Perhapsyou’vevisitedthegreat,splendidlocationsofmodernChina–Beijing,ShanghaiandChongqing.Butthecountryalsohassmaller,oldercorners(32)______showthebeautyofChina’spast.
Abouttwohoursoutsideofoneoftheworld’s(33)______(large)cities,Beijing,liesatinymountainvillage.Themanyoriginalbuildingsmakeitseemlikeaplaceforgottenbytimes.ThehomesinCuandixiawerebuiltbyonefamily(34)______(start)duringtheMingDynasty.Manyofthevillagersarewillingtohousevisitorsforthenight.Guests(35)______takeincourtyards,wallswithmessagesfromthe1800sandthevillagetemple.Builtonthesideofahill,thetownhastree-coveredmountainsallaround.Visitorscanenjoyhikinginthesebeautifulsurroundings.BoththehistoryandnatureofCuandixiamakeitapopularspotforphotographers.Mostagreethatitmakesfor(36)______eye-openingdaytripintothepast.
AnexperienceofhistoricalChinaisnotonly(37)______(find)inthemountains,however.LifeonZhejiang’scanalsshowsthefact(38)______old,ruralChinawasnotalwaysslowandquiet.
YoucanalsoenjoytheexperienceofWuzhen’soldindustries.(39)______(locate)in“thelandofsilk,”thevillageproducessomeofChina’smostfamouscloth.Youcanalsovisitplaceswherewineismadeandclothesaredyed.Meanwhile,(40)______(go)fromsighttosightoverWuzhen’smanybridgesisenjoyableinitself.
SectionB
Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.
A.volunteerB.servedC.officiallyD.signsE.organizationsF.quiet
G.graduatingH.particularlyI.interestJ.specialK.competitions
Inspiteofwarmdaysandlaughterfromthepoolside,summervacationisending.Andeveryoneknowsit.Thereviewpacketforsummer–stillnotopened–suddenlyappears.Sale41atthemalls,supermarketsandbookstoresremindstudentsandparents.
Notebooks,folders,pencilsandsomething42calledbinders(文件夹)arepiledupinstores.InAmericanschools,studentsmustkeeptheirbookbagsintheirlockers.
Studentsalsomustcompletethestudent-servicelearning(SSL)requirementinsummer.MostschoolsinMarylandrequirestudentstocompleteatleast75hoursofcommunity43work.Theymustdothisbefore44fromhighschool.Studentsdevotetheirtimetolibraries,schoolclubs,summercampsandcommunity45.
Manystudentsattendsummerschoolfortwosessions,eachforthreeweeks.Itusuallyrunsfivedaysaweekforfourhoursaday,plushomeworkandexams.Mosthighschoolsprovideintensivecoursesinsummer.Studentscantakeacourseandmovetothenextlevelwhentheschoolyear46starts.
Theperfectplacetosa
ygoodbyetosummervacationistheannualcountyfair.Allkindsofcarnivalridesattractentirefamilies.TraditionalAmericanfoodis47everywhere–hotdogs,pretzels,cottoncandy,barbeque…Besuretogowhenyou’rehungry!
Thefairisalsoaplacefordisplaysoffarmproduce.Manyfarmersalsoattendthefarm-animal48.Kidslovethehorseshowsandgoat-milkingcontest.Funcontestslikewatermelon-seedspittingandtricycleraces49theyoungerchildren.Womenandgirlsgotoexhibitionsofquiltsandflowers.
Soonthefairgroundwillbe50.Instead,kidswillgatherattheschool-busstop.Summervacationisover.
III.ReadingComprehension
SectionA
Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.
Haveyouevermonitoredsomethingaboutyourself?Perhapsyou’vetrackedhowmanykilometersyou’verun,howmanyhoursyou’vesleptorhowmanycaloriesyou’ve51inaday.
Ifso,you’ve52amovementcalledthe“QuantifiedSelfMovement.”Individualsgatherinformationabouttheirdailyactivitiesinthiswidespreadmovement,alsocalledself-tracking.Thismaysound53,buttechnologyismakingtheprocesseasier.
Perhapsyou’vewantedto54abadhabitandcouldn’t.Self-trackingmaybeyouranswer.Theideaistotakeinformationaboutyoureverydayactivitiesandanalyzeittohelpgeta55lifestyle.
Recently,toolssuchassmartphones,journalsandapps,alongwithnewly56wearablegadgets(工具),aremakingself-trackingextremelyeasy.Today,onecanuseFitbit,theJawboneUP,GoogleGlassorasmartwatchto57personaldataincludinghoursslept,stresslevels,heartrateandmood.
Sowhydoesapersonself-track?Someonemaybetryingtoloseweightorimprovetheirsleeppatterns.Anotherpersonfeelstiredaftereating.Self-trackingcouldhelphimto58whatfoodsmakehimsleepyandmodifyhisdietaccordingly.
Monitoringdailyactivitiesisn’tanewconcept.Inyearspast,athletesandtheircoacheskeptnotesdetailingnutrition,trainingandsleeppatternsinordertoachieveanathleticgoal.59,doctorshavealsohelpedpatientstodocumentpartsoftheirlifestylesandeatinghabitstohelpfightallergies,headachesandotherhealthissues.60,itwasn’tuntilxxxxthatWiredmagazineeditorsGaryWolfandKimKelly,whostartedtrackingeverymovetheymade,coinedthe61“QuantifiedSelf.”
Althoughself-trackinghasmanyadvantages,DennisNash,presidentofDataSpeaksHealthSolutions,saysself-trackinghasits62.Oncepeoplestarttrackingtheirdailyactivities,itcanbecomeanaddiction(癖好).Also,theymightbegintoworrytoomuchabouttheirhealth.
Whileself-trackingdoesn’t63thatone’squalityoflifewillimprove,itcanhighlighttheimportanceofeatingwellandexercisingdaily.64,theQuantifiedSelfMovement’sprimaryfocusis65peopletoemployenoughenergytomakehealthierchoices.
51.A.gatheredB.managedC.eatenD.digested
52.
A.takenpartinB.takennoticeofC.knownaboutD.carriedout
53.A.strangeB.interestingC.valuableD.difficult
54.A.changeB.developC.strengthenD.reduce
55.A.happierB.healthierC.clearerD.simpler
56.A.discoveredB.trackedC.releasedD.built
57.A.monitorB.analyzeC.processD.record
58.A.identifyB.increaseC.decreaseD.choose
59.A.ParticularlyB.SimilarlyC.SurprisinglyD.Generally
60.A.FurthermoreB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Meanwhile
61.A.movementB.subjectC.termD.equipment
62.A.characteristicsB.functionsC.reasonsD.drawbacks
63.A.guaranteeB.expectC.concludeD.prove
64.A.IngeneralB.InbriefC.AfterallD.Atlast
65.A.stimulatingB.forcingC.persuadingD.motivating
SectionB
Directions:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.
(A)
Inthe1850s,avastwildernessseparatedCaliforniafromtheeasternU.S.Asaresult,mailservicetoCaliforniawasveryslow.
WilliamRusselldecidedtochangethat.HeandtwopartnersselectedaroutefromSt.Joseph,Missouri,toSacramento,California.Thentheypurchased400horses,hiredworkersandsetuprelaystationsevery10to15miles.Riderswouldchangehorsesatthesestations,andevery90to120milesanewriderwouldtakeover.
OnApril3,1860,theirservice,calledthePonyExpress,began.ThemaildeliveriesreachedCaliforniainabout10days.Theridersfacedmanyrisksfromextremeweather,hostileNativeAmericansandridingaccidents.Buttheylostonlyonedeliveryduringtheservice’soneandahalfyearsinoperation.
ThePonyExpressserviceendedinOctober1861afteratelegraphlineacrosstheU.S.wascompleted.Yettheriders’courageandaccomplishmentsstillholdaplaceinlegend.
Today,youcanvisitanoriginalPonyExpressstation.CalledtheHollenbergStation,itislocatednearHanover,Kansas.Thestationwasoriginallyafive-roombuildinginwhichGeratHollenbergandhiswifesoldsuppliesandprovidedmealsforpeoplewhoweretravelingtoCaliforniaandOregon.Thecouplealsorentedoutroomsandrepairedwagonsfortiredtravelers.WhilethePonyExpresswasinoperation,riderschangedhorsesatthestationandobtainedbothfoodandshelterthere.
Thestationisnowahistoriclandmark.Forafewdollars,youcantourthesite.Inanearbyvisitorcenter,thereisalsoasmallgiftshopandatheaterwhereyoucanseefilmsaboutthestation.
66.Why,mainly,didWilliamRussellandhispartnersstartthenewservice?
A.Tomakemaildeliverysomewhatsafer.
B.Toexpandmaildeliverytoothernations.
C.Todramaticallyspeedupmaildelivery.
D.Toreducethehighcostofmaildelivery.
67.Whatdoesthisjafsimplyabouttheworkthatthedeliverypeopledid?
A.Itcontinuedfordecades.
B.Itwaswidelyimitated.
C.Itmadeinvestorsrich.
D.Itwasquitedangerous.
68.WhatdowelearnaboutGeratHollenbergfromthisjafs?
A.Thevariousfeesthathecharged.
B.Theageatwhichhewentintobusiness.
C.Thetypeofbusinessheran.
D.Theexpenseswhichhehadtopay.
69.WhathastheHollenbergStationbecomesincethe1860s?
A.Acenterforresearch.
B.Atouristattraction.
C.Asetformovies.
D.Asocialclub.
(B)
It’salwaysgreattoexperienceanewlocationinauniqueway.Forthosebravetravelerswhoenjoytestingexcitingstunts,ridesandthrills,themembersandeditorsofVirtualTourist.comprovidedalistofthebestspotstogetanadrenaline(肾上腺素)rush.
70.Whoprovidedthelistofthespotsinthejafs?
A.Thebravetravelerswhoenjoytestingexcitingstunts,ridesandthrills.
B.Thetravelerswholiketotravelaroundtheworld.
C.ThetravelagenciesinSwitzerland,CostaRicaandFiji.
D.ThemembersandeditorsofVirtualTourist.com.
71.WhydoVirtualTouristmemberssuggesttakingParaglideinSwitzerland?
A.Becauseitcansupplyexcitementandbeautifulscenes.
B.Becauseitcanprovideanopportunitytoenjoyniceviews.
C.BecauseJamesBondfilmwasfilmedthere.
D.Becauseitiscomfortableandexciting.
72.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingdothosewholikewildlifeprefer?
A.ParaglideabovetheLauterbrunnenValley,Switzerland.
B.ZiplineinCostaRica.
C.SurfTavaruaIsland,Fiji.
D.BungeejumpattheMacauTower,China.
73.Whatdoestheword“Restaurants”inthelastparagraphreferto?
A.Aplacewherepeoplecaneat.
B.Asportname.
C.Asurfspot.
D.Afamouswave’sname.
(C)
Socialnetworkshavefoundapromisingnewsourceofadvertisingincome:targetinguserswithadsforproductstheybrowsedonline.
Thelatestformofadvertising,called“retargeting,”isexpectedtonotonlygetmorecommon,butincreaseworriesoverprivacy.
Mostpeopleareawaretheyarebeingwatchedonline.Theyalsoknowthatthemarketerswhoaretrackingtheirmovementsaregoingtoshowthemadstailoredtotheirinterests.
Butmanysayit’sfrighteningwhenanadfortheproducttheyeyedononewebsitebeginspoppinguponFacebook.Analystssaytheseadsareonlygoingtomultiplybecausetheyarepotentiallyveryprofitableforsocialnetworksunderpressurefrominvestors.
Withitsnewservicecalled“TailoredAudiences,”marketerscanreachconsumerswhohaveshownaninterestintheirbrands,thecompanysaid.
Retargetingisstillasmallpartoftheoverallonlineadvertisingindustrybutit’sgrowingquicklybecauseshoppersareclickingontheads,accordingtoemarketeranalystDebraAhoWilliamson.
WhetherTwitteruserswillenjoyseeingthesepersonalizedadsorwillbesetapartbythemoreintrusivetrackingremainstobeseen.
Twittersaiditwoulddisabletheserviceforuserswhocheckthe“DoNotTrack”optionintheirbrowse
rs.Twitteruserscanalsochoosenottoreceive“promotedcontent”–advertisingthatappearsintweetsandintrendsonTwitter–byadjustingtheirprivacysettings.
Butretargetedadvertisingmaybeawake-upcallformanyuserstohowmuchofadatatrailtheyleavethatmarketerscannowfollowbacktotheiraccounts.
That’sjustwhythestrategyissoeffective–andwhysocialnetworksarerollingoutsuchads,analystssay.
Peoplearemuchmorelikelytobuysomethingtheywerealreadyshoppingfor,saidLarryKim,founderofmarketingfirmWordStream.
InternetgiantssuchasGoogleandYahoohavebeentrackingusersacrosstheWebtoshowthemretargetedadsforyears.It’samorerecentphenomenononsocialnetworks.
Inretargeting,marketersusesmalltextfilescalledcookies.Whenuserslookataparticularitemonawebsite,acookieisplacedontheirbrowser.MarketerscanthentargetFaceBookandTwitteruserswhorecentlyvisitedtheirwebsites.
Noidentifyinginformationaboutuserschangeshands,FaceBookandTwittersay.
“Ifyouseeanadinyourfeedfromawebsiteyouvisited,thewebsitedoesn’tknowit’syouspeciallyseeingthead,justagroupofpeoplewhovisitedthewebsite,”Williamsonsaid,“…Forsomepeople,thatisgoingtobeaproblem.Forothersitisgoingtobeabenefit.”
74.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Retargetingishelpingsocialnetworksmakeadvertisingearnings.
B.Retargetingisbecomingmoreandmorepopularamongyoungpeople.
C.Retargetingplaysapositivepartinallthenetworkusers’life.
D.RetargetingadsareforcingTwitteruserstoleavethewebsite.
75.Whatdoesthephrasepoppingupinthefourthparagraphmostprobablymean?
A.becomingpopularB.appearingunexpectedly
C.attackingsuddenlyD.trackingquickly
76.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?
A.Noidentifyinginformationaboutuserschangeshands.
B.Retargetingisbeneficialtoaspecialgroupofpeople.
C.Thewebsiteyouvisitedwillkeepyourpersonalinformationforyou.
D.Whetherretargetingissafetonetworkusersisstillunclearforsure.
77.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?
A.TheStrategyofNetworkMarketing
B.TheSourceofAdvertisingIncome
C.TheTrendofTargetedAdvertising
D.TheDifferencebetweenInternetGiants
SectionC
Directions:Readthepassagecarefully.Thenanswerthequestionsorcompletethestatementsinthefewestpossiblewords.
Whenitcomestoblessingothers,somepeoplemakenobleplansthatendupgoingnowhere.Butthat’snotthecasewithDelphineandGuillaumeGauvain.WhentheyopenedanorphanageforblindchildreninChina,theyplannedtoblessthekids.Buttheywerewillingtolearnalongtheway.
TheFrenchcouple’sfirststepwasmovingfromCanadatoHongKong.TheirfirststeptowardservingorphanswasadoptingDavid,aChineseboywithabirthdefect(缺陷).Guillaume,ajazzpianist,firstmetDavidwhileplayingattheboy’sfosterhome.AssoonasDavidranuptohim,Guillaumewasimmediatelyhooked.
Insearchofpeopletheycouldhelp,thecouplemovedtoBeijinginxxxx.Aftersomeresearch,theydiscoveredthatblindchildrenneededalargeamountofspecialcare.That’swhytheystartedBethel–afostercareprogramfocusi
ngonblindchildren.InDecemberxxxxtheyrentedahouseandreceivedtheirfirstthreechildren.Becausetwoofthechildrenwereautistic(孤独症)aswellasblind,Delphinewasoverwhelmedatfirst.Butshesoonfoundwaystohelpthekids.
AstheGauvainstookinmorechildren,dormitoriesandaschoolwerebuilt.In2008,Bethelmovedtoasiteonafarm.Theylateraddedspecialgardensthatallowedthekidstohelpout.
Sinceitsfounding,BethelhasopenedatotaloffourfostercareprojectsinChina.Together,theymakeuptheLoveIsBlindpartofBethel’sefforts.Theyarerunlikefamilyhomes,fullofhopeandlaughter.That’swhythechildrenrefertoDelphineandGuillaumeasFaguoMamaandFaguoBaba.
Don’tassumethestaffissoftonthekids,though.Theyteachthekidshowtoperformdailyroutinesindependently.Inaddition,thekidshaveclasses.DelphineboaststhatallofBethel’skidsarefluentinEnglishbeforeturning18.
TheGauvainsandtheirthreekidsmovedtothePhilippinesin2019afterdevoting10yearstoBethelChina.TheystillremaininvolvedwithBethel’sleadership.Andintheirnewlocation,theyhaveopenedacommunitycentertohelptrainpeoplewithworkskills.
(Note:AnswerthequestionsorcompletethestatementsinNOMORETHANTENWORDS)
78.Comparedwiththosewhomakenobleplansthatendupgoingnowheretoblessothers,theFrenchcouple’sdifferenceisthat________________________________________________.
79.Thecouple’spurposeofstartingBethel–afostercareprogramis______________________.
80.WhydidthechildrencallthecoupleFaguoMamaandFaguoBaba?
81.WhatelsecanthekidsfromBetheldobesideshandlingdailyroutinesthemselvesattheageof18,accordingtoDelphine?
第II卷(共47分)
I.Translation
Directions:TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.
82.你熟悉本学期学过的英语表达法吗?(familiar)
83.现在许多男孩都很容易被网络游戏迷住。(fascinate)
84.他们从来没有预料到这样的结果，这令他们又惊又喜。(Never)
85.很显然，老师当时把我错当成是那个抄作业的同学了。(mistake)
86.一个拥有自信的人更有可能战胜自己遇到的困难。(confidence)
II.GuidedWriting
Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionin100-120wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.
87.请用英语给班主任老师写一封信，汇报一下班级平时各学科作业的布置、完成和批阅的情况，同时谈谈你对这一问题的看法或建议。
你的文章必须包括：(文中不能提及真实姓名和学校)
语数外作业的数量、完成质量和批阅情况
你个人对本班作业问题的看法或建议
xxxx高二英语参考答案和听力材料
78.theyopenedanorphanageforblindchildreninChina/theydidsomethingpracticalforblindchildren/theydevotedthemselvestoblindchildren
79.togiveblindchildrenspecialcare
80.Becausethecoupleprovidedthemplacesrunlikefamilyhomes.
81.Theycanuse/speakEnglishfluently.
82.AreyoufamiliarwiththeEnglishexpressionswhichyouhavelearnedthisterm?
83.Atpresent,manyboysarefascinatedbyonlinegamesquiteeasily.
84.Neverhavetheyexpectedsucharesult,whichmakesthemsurprisedandexcited.
85.Itisevidentthattheteachermistookmefortheonewhohadcopiedtheanswersfromothersthen.
86.Apersonwhohasconfidenceinhimselfismorelikelytoovercomethedifficultyhemeetswithhimself.
Ⅰ.ListeningComprehension
SectionAShortConversations
Directions:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationand
thequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.
1.M:Ihavebeenworkinginthisschoolforascoreofyears.
W:Well,mymumhasbeenworkingheretwiceaslongasyou.
Q:Howlonghasthemanbeenworkinginthatschool?
2.M:Hereisaprescriptionforsomepills.Comebackandseemeifyoustilldon’tfeelwell.
W:Thankyouverymuchforseeingme.
Q:What’stheman?
3.M:Hello,thisisJohnHopkinsattheRiversideHealthCenter.I’dliketospeaktoMr.Jones.
W:I’msorry,Mr.Hopkins.Myhusbandisn’tathome.ButIcangiveyouhisofficephonenumber.Hewon’tbebackuntilsixo’clock.
Q:WheredoesMrs.Jonesthinkherhusbandisnow?
4.M:Youseemveryconfidentaboutthejobinterview,don’tyou?
W:Yes.Iboughtanewsuit.Ihadmyhaircut.Ihavestudiedalmosteverythingaboutfinanceandeconomics.
Q:Whereisthewomanprobablygoingtowork?
5.M:TotheShanghaiMuseum.IsitclosetotheGrandTheater?
W:I’msorryyouhavegoneintheoppositedirection.You’dbettergetoffatthenextstop.
Q:What’sthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?
6.M:Susan,IthoughtyouwereworkinginNewYork.
W:Iwas,butI’vemovedback.Ijustcouldn’tgetusedtolivinginabigcity,sohereIambackinschooltakingcoursesforateacher’scertificate.
Q:WhatisSusanplanningtodo?
7.M:Youreallyseemtoenjoyyourliteratureclass?
W:You’reright.Ithasopenedanewworldforme.I’mexposedtothethoughtsofsomeoftheworld’sbestwriters.I’veneverreadsomuchinmylife.
Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?
8.M:Ijustcan’tbelievethisisourlastyear.Collegeisgoingbyfast.
W:Yeah.We’llhavetofacetherealworldsoon.So,haveyoufiguredoutwhatyou’regoingtodoafteryougraduate?
Q:Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?
9.M:Ilikethecolorofthisshirt.Doyouhavealargersize?
W:Thisisthelargestinthiscolor.Othercolorscomeinallsizes.
Q:Whatdoesthewomanimply?
10.M:I’mexhausted;Istayedupthewholenightstudyingformymidtermmathsexam.
W:Butwhydoyoualwayswaituntilthelastminute?
Q:Whatcanbeinferredfromtheconversation?
SectionBPassages
Directions:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.
Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Theladylivedinafirstclasshotelthatfacedthepark.Herdrivercalledforhereverymorningateleven.AshehelpedherintothecaroneSaturdaymorning,shenoticedamaninragsonabenchacrossthestreetlookingattentivelyatthehotelwithadreamyexpressiononhisface.Hewasthereagainthenextmorning–thenext.Itinterestedthelady.Shetoldherdrivertowaitandcrossedovertothemanonthebench.
“Isimplyhavetoknow,”shesaid,“whyyoukeeplookingatthehotelthatwayeverymorning.”
Themansmiled.“Lady,”hesaid,“I’mapennilessfailure.Isleeponthisbenchwhenthepolicedon’tdriveme
away,andIdreamthatsomeday–justonce–I’mgoingtospendanightinthatsmarthotelacrosstheway.”
Thelady,feelingverypleasedwithherself,said,“Tonightyourdreamisgoingtobetrue.I’mgoingtopayforthebestroominthehouseforyou.”
Thefollowingmorningthewomantoldthemantocometoherbreakfasttableandasked,“Howdidyousleep?”
Themanproveddisappointing.
“GoodHeaven,why?”sheasked.“Wasn’tthebedsoftandwarmenoughforyou?”
“Itwasn’tthat,”heexplained.“Yousee,downthereIcandreamI’minthehotel.HerethewholenightthroughIkeptdreamingIwasbackontheparkbench.”
11.Whydidthemansleeponthebench?
12.Whendidtheladyaskthemantoherbreakfasttable?
13.Whywouldthemanrathersleeponthebenchthaninthehotel?
Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Manhasabigbrain.Hecanthink,learnandspeak.Scientistsoncethoughtmenweredifferentfromanimalsbecausetheycanthinkandlearn.Theyknownowthatanimalscanlearn,too.Soscientistsarebeginningtounderstandthatmenaredifferentfromanimalsbecausetheycanspeak.Animalscannotspeak.Theymakenoiseswhentheyareafraid,angryorunhappy.Apescanunderstandsomethingsmorequicklythanhumans,oneortwohaveevenlearnedafewwords.Buttheyaredifferentfromus.Theycannotjoinwordsandmakesentences.Theycannotthinklikeusfortheyhavenolanguage.Theycanneverthinkaboutthepastorfuture.Languageisawonderfulthing.Manhasbeenabletobuildamodernworldsincehehaslanguages.Everychildcanspeakhisownlanguageverywellwhenheisfourorfive,butnoanimalslearntospeak.Howdochildrenlearn?Whathappenswhenwespeak?Scientistsdonotreallyknow.Theyonlyknowthatmancanspeakbecausehehasabigbrain.
14.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?
15.Inwhatwayaremenandtheanimalsthesame?
16.Whatdoscientistsknownow?
SectionCLongerConversations
Directions:InSectionC,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Theconversationswillbereadtwice.Afteryouheareachconversation,youarerequiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.
Blanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.
M:Hello!YouareEmmaWhite,fromAustralia?
W:Yes,Iam.Iregisteredthissummercoursebymailon9thJanuary.AreyouMr.Fang?
M:Yes.I’mateacherofthiscourse.Youarewelcometostudymandarin.
W:Thanksalot.I’minterestedinChinesecultureverymuch.Bytheway,howmanystudentsarethereinaclass?
M:Eachclasshas10studentsandtheyarefromdifferentcountries.
W:Good!Icanmakealotoffriendsthen.
M:Itwilltakeustwomonthstolearnthiscourse.WhenwillyouhavetogobacktoAustralia?
W:I’llbereturningtoSydneyinthecomingDecember,justbeforetheChristmas.
M:Willyoubeattendingschoolatthattime?
W:Yes,IhavetocontinuemylessonsatcollegeinSydney.
M:Whatdoyoumajorinatyourcollege?
W:Imajorinhistory.ThisiswhyIwanttoknowmoreaboutChineseculture.
M:OK,IquiteunderstandandIthinkyouwillgainalotinoursummercourseandgoodlucktoyou.
W:Thanks!
Completetheform.WriteONEWORDforeachanswer.
Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation.