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I. Listening Cmprehensin （25分）
Sectin A
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1．
A．7:00.B．7:10.C．9:10.D．9:00.
2．
A．Dubtful.B．Excited.C．Frustrated.D．Indifferent.
3．
A．Waiter and guest.B．Husband and wife.
C．Mther and sn.D．Bss and emplyee.
4．
A．At an art gallery.B．In a wrk shp.
C．At a gas statin.D．In a department stre.
5．
A．He had a wrthy trip.
B．He didn’t enjy the trip.
C．The trip was t exhausting.
D．The trip tk him by surprise.
6．
A．Press the buttn f every flr.
B．Take anther lift dwn t the 7th flr.
C．Ask the wman which flr she’s ging t.
D．Stay in the same lift t g dwn t his flr.
7．
A．The size f the electric vehicle market.
B．A new trend in the car making industry.
C．The very prfitable business f making cakes.
D．Hw manufacturers prfit frm making electric cars.
8．
A．The wman was a new custmer f the garage.
B．The wman called t make a cmplaint abut the garage’s service.
C．The wman hadn’t expected the maintenance service t take s lng.
D．The wman was satisfied with the imprvement in the garage’s service
9．
A．The man didn’t intend t make the wman unhappy.
B．The man thught the wman was being unreasnable.
C．The man believed the wman had misunderstd him.
D．The man wanted t say smething upsetting t the wman.
10．
A．The man may need t re-evaluate his pririties.
B．The man shuld deal with the urgent matters first.
C．The man has failed t take care f the urgent matters.
D．The man shuld keep track f everything using a t-d list.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B. yu will hear tw passages and ne lnger cnversatin. After each passage r cnversatin, yu will be asked several questins. The passages and cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
11．A．T make sure the spelling and grammar are all crrect.
B．T imprve the verall effectiveness f the writing.
C．T ensure the main idea is clear t the reader.
D．T add mre specific details and examples.
12．A．By the end f the term.
B．After sme majr repair.
C．Tw weeks befre the final due date.
D．After the student finishes the curse.
13．A．T review material cvered in an earlier lecture.
B．T change students’ apprach t writing.
C．T pint ut an example f gd writing.
D．T give an assignment fr the next class.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage
14．A．Experiment n the future pizza.
B．Taste a specially-made pizza.
C．Travel t a future restaurant.
D．Meet with a grup f futurists.
15．A．They aimed t shw peple hw t cultivate fd in a lab.
B．They were curius t knw what the future wuld lk like.
C．They intended t prmte the envirnmentally-friendly fd.
D．They wanted t highlight the rle f science in sustainable living.
16．A．It is three times the size f a nrmal pizza.
B．All the ingredients cme frm an indr lab.
C．Part f it has been 3D-printed by a rbt chef.
D．It’s quite different frm the traditinal pizza except fr the appearance.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
17．A．Nervus.B．Excited.C．Sleepless.D．Frustrated.
18．A．High requirements.B．Flexible schedules.
C．High frequency.D．Oppsite rules.
19．A．The man held a childhd dream f being a prfessinal player.
B．The man had taken it fr granted that he wuld be a basketball star sner r later.
C．The man felt uncmfrtable when he first received s much attentin frm thers.
D．The man relieved himself by adjusting the fcus f his attentin in time.
20．A．We shuld nt take it seriusly.
B．We shuld cmpete with each ther.
C．We shuld enjy urselves in it.
D．We shuld never miss a game.
II. Grammar and Vcabulary (20分)
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther
blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
Indr vs utdr exercising: Which is mre prductive?
Peple tend t lean heavily n the gym when it cmes t exercise. The gym is just an easy cncept: yu g and the machines are right there. Yu get the wrkut dne and yu leave. But maybe that’s the prblem.
Is it better fr yur bdy, health and fitness gals t wrk ut in the pen air 21 cnditins vary? It depends n s many factrs, but the shrt answer is yes: Science says it is, in fact, better t exercise utdrs.
Take running, fr example. In a study 22 (lk) at runners wh cvered the same distance n a treadmill (跑步机) and utdrs, the grup that ran inside were said 23 (cnsume) less energy than the utside grup. This is because f terrain changes and wind speed, which yu dn’t face in the cntrlled climate f gym. Yur bdy 24 ______ wrk harder, and thus yu burn mre calries.
Anther cnsideratin that 25 (make) exercising utside tugher, specifically in warmer mnths, is temperature. In mst gyms, the air cnditiners are blwing during the pen hurs t keep a cl and cmfrtable envirnment, meaning yu’re cnsuming less energy and sweating less than yu wuld if yu were ding the same activity in the great utdrs.
In additin, a systematic study n the effects f physical activity utside in a natural envirnment versus indrs revealed the fact 26 amng peple ding the same activity, the utdr exercises shwed “greater feelings f refreshment and psitive engagement; decreases in tensin, cnfusin, anger and depressin; and 27 (increase) energy” afterward.
28 many advantages, wrking utside has its limitatins. Frm changeable weather t safety cncerns, it’s nt always 29 ptin. The bttm line? Switch up yur wrkut and get utside as much as yu can, but dn’t bther abut it if the gym is a 30 (practical) chice fr yu. Ding any wrkut is amazing fr yur bdy and health.
Sectin B
Directins: Fill in each blank with a prper wrd chsen frm the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Unlcking the Secrets f Yur Night
Mst peple d nt realize that dreams take up abut 25% f the night’s sleep, and each dream perid lasts frm 5 t 20 minutes. There is n dubt that dreams play an imprtant rle in ur lives. If they can be crrectly 31 —and that is a big “if”—we can cme t understand urselves better. Here, we lk at three cmmn dreams and what they ptentially symblize.
Dream 1: I can see their laughing faces laughing at me. But they aren’t as smart. If they were, they’d be up here flying with me!
This dream has bth psitive and negative 32 . On the psitive side, the dream may express a strng desire t travel and get away frm everyday 33 . It may als symblize a pwerful desire t achieve. On the ther hand, this dream can mean the persn has a prblem r is 34 f smething and they wish t escape. The dream culd represent feelings f inferirity, which the dreamer attempts t get rid f by literally and physically 35 themselves abve thers.
Dream 2: I’m mving fast nw, but it’s still behind me. It desn’t matter hw fast I g. I still can’t escape.
Althugh this is a traditinal symbl f health and 36 , it can suggest the dreamer is trying t escape frm danger. Usually, fear is the dminant emtin. By 37 hard, the dreamer can pssibly escape the threat. Hwever, they can als stp mving. This makes the fear even mre terrifying. One pssible explanatin is that the persn is under pressure in their everyday life.
Dream 3: I’m sweating and my heart is beating. I’m trapped. Trapped in my wn bed.
This symbl is assciated with fear and embarrassment: suddenly the dreamer lses all pwer f mvement. They try hard t mve their arms and legs, but they simply cannt; 38 in’ a terrifying situatin with n escape, they becme mre and mre terrified as the secnds g by. Anther frequent 39 fr this dream is failing t d smething in public, ften smething that yu are nrmally very gd at, such as yur jb. Nt nly is this extremely embarrassing, but it als shws a(n) 40 fear f lsing a jb and a livelihd.
III. Reading Cmprehensin (45分)
Sectin A
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A. B.C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext
What’s s bad abut prcessed fds?
Prcessed fds like chips, sda and frzen pizzas are full f salt, sugar and fat. Nw scientists are trying t understand if there is smething else abut such fds that may be bad fr humans. Already, the spread f cheap, 41 fds has been linked t rising besity rates arund the wrld. Three recent studies ffer mre 42 n hw ur increasingly industrialized fd supply may be affecting ur health.
What des prcessed fd 43 ?
The researchers came up with a system that grups fds int fur categries. The system says highly prcessed fds are made 44 f industrialized ingredients and additives. Sdas, instant ndles and chicken nuggets are sme examples f highly prcessed fds. But als included are prducts that can 45 beneficial t health, such as mrning cereals, energy bars and sme kinds f ygurt.
What’s wrng with prcessed fds?
Researchers at the Natinal Institutes f Health cnducted a fur-week study invlving 20 peple. They fund that peple eat abut 500 mre calries a day when 46 mstly prcessed fd. That is cmpared with when the same peple were given 47 prcessed fds. The researchers permitted the 20 participants t eat as much r as little as they wanted. They were taken t a medical center s their health and behavir culd be 48 .
In anther study, researchers in France fund peple wh ate mre prcessed fds were mre likely t have heart disease. A similar study in Spain linked eating mre prcessed fds t a higher risk f death 49 .
What is it abut prcessed fds?
When given less prcessed fds, peple in the study 50 mre f a hrmnes that suppressed appetite, and less f a hrmne that causes hunger. The reasn fr the 51 is nt clear. The scientists als fund that peple ate prcessed fds faster.
Kevin Hall is ne f the researchers wh led the study. He tld the AP that prcessed fds 52 be sfter and easier t chew and swallw. Hall nted the surce f nutrients might 53 . Fiber frm whle fruits and vegetables, fr instance, may be better fr making peple feel full than the types f fiber added t packaged fds such as energy bars and ygurt.
What shuld yu eat?
Limiting prcessed fds can be hard, especially fr peple with limited time and energy. “What 54 me is when the message is, ‘Change the way we eat,’ withut thinking abut why peple eat the way they eat,” said Sarah Bwen, a prfessr wh studies fd and inequality.
Anther challenge is the brad range f prcessed fds, and 55 which nes might be better r wrse as cmpanies cntinually re-engineer prducts t mislead cnsumers. S while the newest studies may give us mre reasns t avid industrialized fds, they als underlie the difficulty f cming up with slutins.
41．A．rganicB．deliciusC．packagedD．fast
42．A．examplesB．cluesC．cntributrsD．signals
43．A．prvideB．suggestC．meanD．infer
44．A．speciallyB．mstlyC．naturallyD．technically
45．A．remainB．tasteC．becmeD．seem
46．A．cnsumedB．frcedC．deprivedD．fed
47．A．minimallyB．mderatelyC．maximallyD．adequately
48．A．explainedB．mnitredC．curedD．guaranteed
49．A．in generalB．in particularC．in natureD．in advance
50．A．preferredB．prducedC．cmparedD．prcessed
51．A．hungerB．prcedureC．reactinD．psychlgy
52．A．attempt tB．intend tC．tend tD．mean t
53．A．strike a balance B．run a riskC．pse a threatD．make a difference
54．A．frustratesB．entertainsC．puzzlesD．inspires
55．A．predictingB．imaginingC．assumingD．distinguishing
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
A
One day, a mime (哑巴) is visiting the z and tries t earn sme mney as a street perfrmer. As sn as he starts t draw a crwd, a zkeeper pulls him int his ffice. The zkeeper explains that the z’s mst ppular attractin, a grilla, has died suddenly and the keeper fears that attendance at the z will fall ff. He ffers the mime a jb t dress up as the grilla, s the mime accepts.
The next mrning the mime puts n the grilla suit and enters the cage befre the crwd cmes. He sn discvers he can sleep, play and make fun f peple and he draws bigger crwds than he ever did as a mime — he feels the jb funny.
Hwever, with days ging by, he begins t ntice that the peple are paying mre attentin t the lin in the cage next t his. Wanting t win back his audience, he climbs t the tp f his cage, crawls acrss a partitin (隔墙), and dangles (摇晃地悬挂着) frm the tp t the lin’s cage first. The lin gets angry at this. The scene is a fuel t the crwd.
At the end f the day he is given a raise fr being such a gd attractin — well, this cntinues fr sme time. The crwds grw larger, and the mime’s pay keeps ging up.
Then ne day when he is hanging ver the lin he slides and falls. The mime is terrified. He starts screaming “Help me!”, but the lin is quick. The mime sn finds himself flat n his back lking up at the angry lin and the lin says, “Shut up yu fl! D yu want t get us bth fired?”
56．Why des the mime accepts the zkeeper’s ffer?
A．Because he wants t make sme mney.B．Because the z is ppular with peple.
C．Because he desn’t like being a mime.D．Because he likes perfrming at the z.
57．Hw des the mime first find the jb dressing up as the grilla?
A．Hard and tiring.B．Dangerus but exciting.
C．Bring but well-paid.D．Easy and funny.
58．The underlined wrds “a fuel” in paragraph 3 can be replaced by __________.
A．frighteningB．disappintingC．familiarD．exciting
59．What can we infer frm the passage?
A．The lin fell nt the grund.B．The mime was bitten by the lin.
C．The lin was played by a persn.D．The mime was fired by the z.
B
Day Trips ut f New Yrk City: Fun fr Kids and Families in Summer.
These fur fun and easy day trips ut f New Yrk City will add pleasure t yur family’s summer. Take a picnic and drive t any f these kid-friendly destinatins.
Weir Farm Natinal Histric Site and Art Center
735 Nd Hill Rd., Wiltn, CT 06897
1 hur 30 minutes frm NYC
Weir Farm is a 68-acre United States natinal park fr art. At the beginning f the 20th century, the farm was the summer hme f American Impressinist Julian Alden Weir. Weir and artists in his time painted the landscape’s hills, frests and gardens, changing the beautiful cuntryside setting int Impressinist masterpieces.
The farm is pen frm 8:00 am t 5:00 pm daily.
Strm King Art Center
1 Museum Rd., New Windsr, NY 12553
1 hur 40 minutes frm NYC
Funded in 1960, Strm King is a 500-acre utdr museum lcated in New Yrk’s Hudsn Valley. Here, visitrs can experience sculpture (雕塑) amid grasslands, hills, and under the pen sky. Spend an afternn picnicking and enjying the center’s special cmbinatin f art and nature.
The site is pen frm 10:00 am t 5:30 pm every day except Tuesday.
Histric Huguent Street
81 Huguent St., New Paltz, NY 12561
1 hur 45 minutes frm NYC
Histric Huguent Street is a 10-acre Natinal Histric Landmark District. The Huguent settlement changed ver time, and the site helps visitrs understand the histric frces that have changed America by teaching abut Native and enslaved African peples as well as Dutch and French settlers.
The Histric Huguent Street’s Museum Shp is pen Thursday thrugh Sunday frm 10:00 am t 4:00 pm.
Brkhllw’s Barnyard
301 Rckaway Valley Rd., Bntn, NJ 07005
1 hur frm NYC
Brkhllw’s Barnyard, a family New Jersey petting z, ffers walk-thrugh and drive-thrugh farm experiences t families. Pigs, hrses, gats and mre as yu walk r drive thrugh the farmyard.
Walk-thrugh tickets are available frm Wednesday thrugh Saturday. The drive-thrugh experience is available n Sunday.
60．Hw lng des it take yu t drive t Strm King Art Center frm NYC?
A．1 hur.B．1 hur 30 minutes.C．1 hur 40 minutes.D．1 hur 45 minutes.
61．Which place shuld yu g t if yu are interested in American histry?
A．Weir Farm Natinal Histric Site and Art Center.B．Histric Huguent Street
C．Brkhllw’s Barnyard.D．Strm King Art Center.
62．When can yu have a walk-thrugh experience at Brkhllw’s Barnyard?
A．On Tuesday.B．On Mnday.C．On Sunday.D．On Thursday.
C
Imagine if yur clthes culd pick up the sunds f everything ging n arund yu. Scientists have created a fibre (纤维) which can pick up sunds and culd be used as a hearing aid, t mnitr heartbeats r even in spacecraft.
The new fibre wrks like a micrphne. It picks up sunds and turns them int vibratins (震动) and then electrical signals, in a similar way t hw ears wrk. When wven (编织) int a shirt, the researchers say the fibre can even detect a wearer’s heartbeat. The fibre can hear sunds as lw as thse in a quiet library t luder sunds like heavy rad traffic. It can even accurately tell the directin f sudden sunds like handclaps.
The fibre was created by engineers at Massachusetts Institute f Technlgy (MIT) and researchers at Rhde Island Schl f Design. “Wearing a piece f clthing that can hear, yu might talk thrugh it t answer phne calls and cmmunicate with thers,” said lead authr Yet Wan, wh created the technlgy at MIT.
Once they had created the fibre, the team wve it int a mre traditinal piece f clthing which was much mre flexible. When it was wven int the back f a shirt it was able t pick up the sund f peple clapping, even picking up the directin the clapping was cming frm. When wven int the shirt’s inner lining (内衬) it culd pick up the persn’s heartbeat, which the researchers think culd be used in a pregnant wman’s clthes t mnitr a baby’s heartbeat.
As well as wearable hearing aids, and clthes that track yur heartbeat, the team says there are pssibilities beynd clthing. “It can be integrated with spacecraft skin t listen t space dust, r embedded int (嵌入) buildings t detect cracks r strains,” Yet suggests. “It can even be wven int a smart net t mnitr fish in the cean.”
63．What is the scientists’ new inventin?
A．A lightweight fibre.B．A new spacecraft skin.
C．A fibre that can hear.D．A micrphne that can talk.
64．What can we learn abut the new material?
A．It is easily distracted by lud sunds.
B．It can even pick up faint sunds.
C．It wrks mre accurately than human ears.
D．It fails t recgnise the directin f sunds.
65．What did the team d after creating the new material?
A．They wve it int babies’ clthes.B．They turned it int a fishnet.
C．They put it int mass prductin.D．They tested its perfrmance.
66．What d Yet’s wrds in the last paragraph suggest?
A．The fibre has a wide range f applicatins.B．The fibre can bring in a big prfit.
C．The fibre needs t be imprved.D．The fibre is less flexible than traditinal clthes.
Sectin C
Directins: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
The Rise f Pp-up Chefs
Jeremy Baras remembers the first time he ever saw a pp-up a restaurant. The 26-year-ld entrepreneur was n vacatin in England fur years ag and had t lk up at the Lndn Eye Ferries wheel t see it. 67 “I thught that was the clest thing ever”, he says. Baras, wh funded PpUpRepublic. cm in 2012 t prmte the idea f pp-up restaurants in USA, has been studying them ever since.
Pp-ups, which have been arund since the early 2000s, are pen anywhere frm a few hurs t several mnths, but their defining feature is that they are temprary. They may be nly a tiny part f the $709 billin U.S. restaurant industry, but ppups have gtten a bst in recent years as a lwer-cst, lwer-risk way fr entrepreneurs t test the waters. 68 And sme struggling cities, like Oakland, Calif., have turned t them t help revitalize lcal ecnmies affected by the ecnmic dwnturn.
The cncept has been especially ppular with up-and-cming chefs wh want t test-drive as a menu cncept withut investing a frtune in a permanent space. “Yur cks and chefs are really talented. 69 Ours, quite the cntrary.” says Zach Kupperman, chief businessman fficer and c-funder f Dinner Lab. Pp-ups’ temprary nature als allws restaurateurs t charge extra. Dinner Lab, fr instance, charges diners an annual membership fee f $125 t $175, depending n where they live, plus $50 t $85 a head fr each meal. “It’s the fear f missing ut,” explains Zach.
70 There is n guarantee that diners wn’t grw tired f the cncept. Sme entrepreneurs have resrted t even a weirder lcatin — in a frmer limestne mine, say, r at the tp f a crane — t keep custmers interested.
IV. Summary Writing （10分）
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in NO MORE THAN 60 WORDS. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Hw t Be a Successful Team Leader?
Every well-rganized team needs t have an utstanding leader with specific skills. Smetimes the leader’s abilities can cme t affect the whle team. Althugh we students are still yung, it’s never t early t cultivate leadership skills.
A team cnsists f bth leaders and fllwers. Neither side can exist and wrk effectively withut the ther. What is essential t the rle f leader is the ability t unite the whle team. A great leader enables their team t achieve a cmmn gal thrugh the giving f clear directins and supprt. Meanwhile, everyne n a team als desires persnal success, s a balance can be hard t strike. If a leader desn’t have fierce determinatin, the fllwers will lse their cnfidence and things will nt be dne well.
What’s mre, a successful and charming leader ught t be able t handle interpersnal relatinships well. They shuld be hnest, fair, bjective and impartial (公正的) when it cmes t bth rewards and punishments. These kinds f leaders are trustwrthy, and thus, the wrking atmsphere will nly cme t be imprved. They are rle mdels wh can have a strng influence n the whle team.
T becme a pwerful leader at schl, students have t take the initiative in cnnecting with their fellw students. Gd cmmunicatin skills allw peple t build gd relatinships, which is an essential part f being a gd leader. If yu find it hard t express yur ideas clearly t thse wh yu cllabrate with, it may be rather difficult fr yu t be a gd leader.
It’s a well-knwn fact that, whatever field yu wish t wrk in, leadership skills are necessary fr anyne wh desires t have a successful career. S it’s never t early t train yurselves as prmising future leaders.
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V. Translatin （15分）
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
72．由这部小说改编的电影在上世纪九十年代受到年轻人的追捧。(adapt)

73．如今，越来越多的老人热衷于锻炼身体，即使刮风下雨，(keen)

74．这是一本如此好的小说，不同的读者可以和里面不同的人物产生共鸣。(such)

75．许多学校已将剪纸之类的民间艺术引入课堂，这不但培养了学生的动手能力，也提高了他们的艺术鉴赏力。(nt nly…)

VI. Guided Writing （25分）
Directin: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
假设你是明启中学的学生王磊。你校拟开设上海话选修课 (Optinal Curse f Shanghai Dialect)，并在校园网上公布了该消息，征求师生意见。请你写一封邮件给负责的李老师，内容包括：
1. 你是否赞成开设此课程；
2. 你的理由。
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B．It’s nt quite part f the mainstream ecnmy yet.
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