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本试题分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）两部分。共150分。考试用时120分钟。
第一卷
第一部：听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面 5 段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
Hw did the wman feel when she was called by the Dean?
A. She was pleased. B. She was relaxed. C. She was nervus.
2. Hw des the wman feel abut the rm?
A. As big as she expected B. Much bigger than she expected. C. Nt as big as she expected
3. What’s wrng with the apartment?
A. The apartment isn’t big enugh. B. There’s n air-cnditining. C. It’s much t nisy.
4. Where des the cnversatin mst prbably take place?
A. At hme. B. In a restaurant. C. In a shp.
5. What’s the man ding?
A. He is cmplaining. B. He is aplgizing. C. He is criticizing.
第二节（共15小题，每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
听第6段材料，回答6~7题。
6. What is the main subject f this cnversatin?
A. United States-Canadian agreements.
B. Unlimited grwth in ppulatin.
C. Pllutin in the Great Lakes.
7. What d peple expect t happen t the Great Lakes within the next generatin?
A. They will have limited xygen supplies.
B. They will increase in size.
C. They will be usable again.
听第7段材料，回答第8~9题。
8．What des the man invite the wman t d?
A. G t a party. B. G t a cncert. C. G t a cinema.
9. Why des the wman refuse the invitatin?
A. She has t meet Jady Garrett.
B. She has an appintment with Prfessr Grk.
C. She is nt interested in it.
听第8段材料，回答第10~12题
10. At what time did they get t the bus stp?
A. At abut 6:35. B. At abut 6:45. C. At abut 7:05.
11. What’s wrng with the man’s watch?
A. It desn’t wrk. B. It gains five minutes a day. C. It was lst last mnth.
12. Hw are they ging t the party?
A. Walk there. B. Take a taxi there. C. Take a bus there.
听第9段材料，回答第13~16题。
13. What’s the relatinship between Mrs. Black and the man?
A. Hst and guest. B. Teacher and student. C. Mther and sn.
14. What was the weather like when they had the picnic?
A. Terrible. B. Rainy. C. lvely.
15. What was Mrs. Black gd at?
A. Swimming. B. Cking. C. Singing.
16. Where did they have their picnic?
A. Just utside their huse. B. In the yard. C. On an island.
听第10段材， 回答第17~20题。
17. What was typical f a family during the first half f this century?
A. The mther as well as the father wrked utside the hme.
B. Parents, children and grandparents lived in a large family.
C. The father tk care f the huse as well as children.
18. Why had the typical family begun t change by Wrld War II?
A. The ppulatin had increased rapidly in rural areas.
B. Mre and mre parents wrked full time.
C. A large number f farm families had mved t the cities.
19. Why have U. S families changed a lt since the 1960s？
A. The nuclear family has becme mre cmmn.
B. The divrce rate in America has increased quickly.
C. There has been mre wrk pressure.
20. What’s the main idea f the passage?
A. The change f the American family.
B. Typical American family tday.
C. American wmen and family.
第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）
第一节：语法和词汇知识（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
从ABCD四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
21. ---Did he escape frm______ fire at last？
---Sure. In time f great danger，his mind wrked faster t.
A.不填；不填 B.不填；the C. the；不填 D. the；the
22. Yu can buy the material _____ metres r _____ the yard.
A. in; by B. by; in C. in; in D. by; by
23. ---When d yu think he will cme？
---_____ he will arrive by seven this evening. But I’m nt quite sure.
A. Surely B. Pssibly C. Naturally D. Likely
24. I felt very disappinted when my repeated request that I jin the club was _____.
A. replaced B. resisted C. rejected D. remved
25. If yu ____ d as I tell yu, yu _____ g t the party.
A. can; shan’t B. will; wn’t C. wn’t; shall D. wn’t; shan’t
26. They _____ t slve the pllutin prblems as sn as they gt t the place.
A. set ut B. set abut C. gt dwn D. set in
27. I _____ t send him a gift t cngratulate him n his marriage，but I _____ t manage it.
A. hpe；has failed B. hped；had failed C. has hped；failed D. had hped；failed
28. I tried ding the accunts，_____ ,althugh I knew sme maths ,I fund it very difficult.
A. but B. s C. and D.不填
29. Nwadays it is necessary t educate ur children with a strng ______ f unity and friendship.
A. idea B. thught C. sense D. meaning
30. ---I hear ur schl will be enlarged next year. ---Yes，it will be three times _____
A. what it is nw B. present ne
C. large D. the size
31. He has an interest in _____ affairs.
A. new B. mdern C. present D. current
32. They wuldn’t agree t sell the huse t us at the same price _____ they had asked, _____ was rather disappinting.
A. which; as B. as; that C. as; which D. that; that
33. _____ n the rad, the car was stpped.
A. Having seen an elephant B. Seeing an elephant
C. The driver seeing an elephant D. After seeing an elephant
34. Eating t much fat can _____ heart disease and cause high bld pressure.
A. result frm B. cntribute t C. attend t D. devte t
35. ---What d yu want t d next？We still have half an hur.
--- _____.Whatever yu want t d is fine with me.
It just depends B. It’s up t yu C. All right D. Glad t hear that
第二节：完型填空（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
My earliest bee experience tk place at a summer camp. One day ur teacher tld us t 36 the hill nearby. As little kids d, we all began t 37 ur destinatin. The girls tk the stne stairs. But the bys ran 38 up the grassy hill, at the tp f which sat a lng wden fence. 39 fear, the bys ahead f me jumped ver the fence bravely.
What shuld I d? Take the stairs and lk like a girl, 40 jump the fence and lk cl? Then I tk my 41 with the fence.
Standing in frnt f the fence, I placed bth hands n the tp and 42 . The mment f truth arrived. If I 43 it, then I wuld be as cl as all the ther guys. If I didn't make it…
I didn’t make it. As I jumped, my ft caught n the 44 f the fence. Dwn I went! But I landed n my backside. I tried t 45 the accident. But then I felt smething mving 46 me. Just then I saw what seemed like hundreds f bees flying tward me. I had landed n a 47 ! I jumped up and rushed as fast as I culd. But bees flew 48 than I ran. At that mment , all the kids at camp ran after me t. What a(n) 49 situatin I was in!
When the teacher caught me in the camp parking spt, my 50 were cvered with bees. With all the ther campers 51 , he tk ff all my clthes but my underwear. Bees flew ut f my clthes and even ut f my muth!
I had gained the 52 f the entire camp, but I did nt feel very cl, 53 I fund that I had been given almst 45 bee stings all ver my bdy. I learned a mst valuable lessn that day. When we are led by the 54 t lk cl, we might find urselves sitting n a beehive. S I have stpped being 55 like this since then.
第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分）
阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Remember yur first rmantic disappintment? Remember the pain and unhappiness f breaking-up ----- uncertainty? Winne recalls feeling very sad after her first true lve deserted her. My mum came int my rm carrying a beautiful nightgwn and handed it t me, gave me a hug and said, “I knw yu are feeling very heartbrken. I thught yu culd use smething t make yu feel beautiful right nw.” The nightgwn didn’t make Winne’s hurt g away, but she knew that her mther understd and cared abut her feelings.
As a parent, much as yu want t make it all better fr yur teen, give them space. Tell him r her that breakups are hard and yu are there fr him whenever he wants t speak t yu. Then let g.
Teenage girls ften deal with break-ups by talking n the phne with their friends r diving int the Internet fr a lng chat. They review all the hurts and pains which are being cured. Bys react t brken relatinships differently. Bys ften becme angry since that, unfrtunately, is the nly emtinal chice that sciety accepts fr bys. Sme bys hide their pain. Respect yur teen, when a relatinship breaks up. It takes time t get ver it, and the nly way t get thrugh that is t get thrugh it.
Smetimes teenagers get int truble while trying t feel accepted again r win back a lved ne. Keep reaching ut t trubled teenagers. At first, teens will refuse a parent’s attempts t help. Dn’t be afraid t insist.
Teen break-ups can cause heart-wrenching pain, but sner r later teenagers shuld be ready t date again. Hw can yu make yur child tward a healthy relatinship? Teens are likely t meet thers like themselves thrugh activities. The secret t attracting gd bys r girls is t becme yur wn independent persn wh feels gd abut wh she is and what she’s abut.
56.The beautiful nightgwn Winne’s mther handed t her ________.
A. make her heart brken
B. make her feel beautiful right nw
C. didn’t make her feel better
D. make her understand her mther
57.In the first paragraph, the underlined wrd “uncertainty” means ______.
A. dubt
B. unreturned lve
C. pain and unhappiness f breaking up
D. dissatisfactin
58.Which f the fllwing is NOT TRUE accrding t the passage?
A. Parents shuld be patient with their children, be a gd listener and help them.
B. Teenage girls like t talk with friends and engage themselves in a lng chat f the Internet when brken relatinships happen t them.
C. Bys are usually becming angry r hiding their pain which peple think is nrmal.
D. Teenagers always refuse parents’ attempts t help when they are in truble.
59.If yu want t find a true friend,_______.
A. g t take part in all kinds f activities
B. date a by secretly
C. dn’t trust thers
D. try t be a true “yurself” when yu get alng with anther
B
The trial f frmer Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in Baghdad has been delayed until after parliamentary electins. The electins will take place n Thursday. The trial is t cntinue n December twenty–first.
Saddam Hussein is n trial with seven ther men. The charges invlve the killing f mre than ne hundred frty peple frm the Shiite twn f Dujail, nrth f Baghdad. They were executed after an attack directed at Saddam Hussein in 1982.
Gunmen frm a Shiite party fired at a vehicle in which he rde thrugh the twn. The Iraqi leader was rescued after several hurs f fighting. Later, his security frces attacked Dujail. They destryed huses and businesses, and tk away mst f the men. Many never returned. The trial began n Octber nineteenth. The seven ther men charged include Saddam Hussein’s half- brther Barzan Ibrahim. He was the Iraqi intelligence chief at the time f the killings. Anther is Taha Yassin Ramadan. He was vice president frm 1991 t 2003. A third defendant is Awad Haman Bander Sadun. He was chief f Iraq’s Revlutinary Curt. He signed death sentence in cnnectin with Dujail killings.
A grup f five judges will decide the case. A chief investigating judge questins thse wh give evidence in the curt. S far, thse witnesses have described watching clse family members being questined, trtured and killed. They have tld hw the security frces destryed crps and prperty in Dujail. And they have described being held fr years in the Abu Ghraib prisn. The men n trial, hwever, say the witnesses have nt named them as cnnected in any way t these crimes.
Iraqi and American fficials planned the trial after American trps captured Saddam Hussein in 2003. The fficials say hlding the trial in the cuntry prvides a gd example fr a demcratic Iraq. But vilence has interfered with the trial. Tw defense lawyers have been killed. Anther has resigned. And fficials have said they discvered a plt t attack the curtrm. Als, ne f the judges left the trial when he learned that ne f the defendants had signed an rder fr the death f his brther.
The frmer president culd be executed if fund guilty f the Dujail killings. But Iraqi gvernment lawyers are preparing twelve ther cases that culd be brught against him in the future.
60. Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A. The trial f Saddam Hussein has been put ff because he will take part in the electins.
B. The seven ther defendants were executed after an attack directed at Saddam Hussein.
C. Saddam Hussein survived the attack at sacrifice f ver 140 f his security frces.
D. There are altgether eight defendants n trial at the mment.
61. The underlined wrd “trtured” in the furth paragraph prbably means ______ .
A. 逃离 B. 审问 C. 判刑 D. 拷打
62. Frm the passage we can see that _____ .
A. The evidence f Saddam Hussein’s crime is very clear
B. The men n trial admitted that they were guilty
C. It was Saddam Hussein that signed death sentences cncerning with Dujail killing
D. Saddam Hussein may be killed after the fllwing trials.
63. It has been difficult t hld the trial f Saddam Hussein because f the fllwing reasns except_______.
A. the electin will take place n Thursday
B. Saddam Hussein still has sme supprters
C. vilence has interfered with the trial
D. the defendants didn’t admit the charges
C
“Jarawa turn hstile (敌意的)” screamed the headline frm the lcal paper.
Angrily, it reprted hw primitive (原始) tribesmen came ut f the jungle armed with bws, arrws and spears, attacked a village in India’s Middle Andaman Island and lted (掠夺) tls, fd, clthes, cash and jewellry. It was the first such attack in seven years.
It has given us an indicatin that the Jarawa remain untamed primitive r a cry fr help frm man’s earliest ancestrs, their frests and their lifestyle, their existence under threat.
“It is usual that sme hunters enter Jarawa reserve areas t hunt wild animals,” an fficer frankly ntes in an internal reprt n April’s attack, btained by Reuters (路透社). Sme f the hunters, he said, had stlen hney buried by the Jarawa and destryed the carved cntainers used t stre it. Hney is the nly fd the Jarawa stre, ne f the mst precius things they have. Angry, they had hit back.
“It is really frightening,” said authr Mukherjee. “The surest way t kill hunter-gatherers is t take away their territry.”
The Jarawa are ne f fur ancient Negrid tribes barely surviving n the Andamans. Last mnth, Indian scientists said DNA evidence suggested they were direct descendents f man’s earliest ancestrs, wh migrated frm Africa 65,000 t 70,000 years ag, nly t be trapped n the islands by rising seawater. Until just a few years ag, the Jarawa lived in separatin, preserving a simple lifestyle in their wn Garden f Eden (伊甸园). Then the gvernment built a rad thrugh their frest.
The 343-km Andaman Trunk Rad (ATR), cmpleted in 1989, was designed as an ecnmic lifeline t link the island chain. “The rad may lk like a little strip f land cutting thrugh the frest, but it is a rad pening the Jarawa up nt just t germs but t all kinds f utside influence,” said Mukherjee. “Outsiders induce addictins. They supply them with tbacc r alchl, s the Jarawa keep cming back, and have t bring their frest resurces ut t feed their addictins.”
In the ld days, the Jarawa used t chase utsiders away with their bws and arrws. In just a few years since the rad was pened, many have learned basic Hindi(印地语), as well as mdern vices (恶习). “They used t cme fr fd, ccnuts and bananas,” said M. Rajendran, wh runs a radside tea shp n the edge f the reserve. “Nw, they cme fr tbacc and alchl.”
64. What is the mst prbable cause f the Jarawa’s attacking the village?
A. Their living cnditins were in a bad state.
B. The Jarawa were angry with the villagers.
C. Sme f the villagers stle Jarawa’s hney and destryed their hney cntainers.
D. The Jarawa were s hungry that they wanted t find fd fr themselves.
65. Which statement abut the Jarawa is NOT TRUE?
A. The Jarawa were the direct descendents f man’s earliest ancestrs.
B. The Jarawa are living a life cmpletely cut ff frm the wrld.
C. The Jarawa are ne f fur ancient Negrid tribes barely surviving n the Andaman.
D. The Jarawa came frm Africa.
66. Which f the fllwing is NOT the result that the ATR brings abut t the Jarawa?
A. They are threatened by germs.
B. The frests are being destryed.
C. They becme addicted t tbacc and alchl.
D. They keep the utsiders ut f their territry.
67. What’s the authr’s attitude t the Jarawa’s attack in the text?
A. The Jarawa tribesmen are primitive.
B. The Jarawa have n chice but t d s.
C. The Jarawa are hard t cntrl.
D. They are s untamed that they ften rb things f the utsiders.
D
Shpping with plastic is nw safer than ever
Welcme t yur new debit card and a new, safer way f making purchases. Nw, instead f signing yur name n a sales slip (纸条) at the checkut t cnfirm yur purchase, yur may be asked t tap yur 4 – digit persnal identificatin number (PIN) int a special keypad.
If yu already have a card, then yur new card may lk similar t this. But there is ne imprtant difference. It cntains a special electrnic chip which is prgrammed t respnd t yur PIN alne.
As mre and mre shps are linked t the Chip and PIN system, there will be less pssibility fr signature fraud(签名诈骗行为) and card purchases will becme safer than ever.
Hw t use yur new card
Yu use yur card at shps as yu wuld at a cash machine. Yur card is put int a special card reader at the checkut, yu then persnally key in yur secret 4 – digit PIN and yur purchase is authrized (认可) safely. Althugh keypads will be prtected t sme extent against curius eyes, yu shuld still try t prevent peple lking ver yur shulder as yu key in yur PIN ---- just as yu wuld at a cash machine. Yur PIN des nt appear n the shp’s checkut screen when yu key it in.
Hwever, this card may nt be available if yu are utside the UK. T avid any incnvenience, shuld this happen t yu, it is recmmended that yu always carry smething else fr payment, e.g. debit cards, credit cards r traveler’s cheques with yu when traveling internatinally.
68. The purpse f the text is ________ .
A. t tell peple nt t use cash in shps
B. t tell peple hw t use their credit cards safely
C. t intrduce a new card fr peple t use in shps
D. t intrduce a way f travelling with the card
69. Yu can use the card _______.
A. after writing dwn yur name n a sales slip
B. when putting it int a cash machine
C. after entering yur PIN three times
D. in the United Kingdm
70. The underlined wrd “purchases” in the first paragraph means_______ .
A. actins f buying B. actins f using a card C. actins f trading D. actins f selling
71. We can infer frm the text that _______ .
A. the debit card can be used everywhere
B. carrying sme ther kinds f cards wuld be mre cnvenient when travelling abrad
C. everyne wuld be able t buy a prduct at a lwer price with the card.
D. quite a lt f peple wuld like t have the debit card
E
In any archaelgical study that includes a dig, the prcedures are basically the same: 1)selecting a site 2)hiring lcal wrkmen 3)surveying the site and dividing it int sectins 4)digging trenches t lcate levels and places t excavate 5) mapping architectural features 6)develping a cding system that shws the exact spt where an bject is fund 7)and recrding ,
tagging, cleaning and string excavated materials
Neilsn C. Debevise nce described the typical “rute” f excavated pttery. Wrkers reprted an bject t staff members befre remving it frm the grund. The date, level, lcatin and ther imprtant infrmatin were written n a piece f paper and placed with the bject. At nn the bjects were brught in frm the field t the registry rm where they were given a preliminary cleaning. Registry numbers were written in waterprf Indian ink n a prtin f the bject previusly painted with shellac. The shellac prevented the ink frm saking int the bject, furnished a gd writing surface, and made it pssible t remve the number in a mment. Frm the registry rm bjects were sent t the drafting department. If a clay pt, fr example, was f a new type, a scale drawing was made n graph paper. Measurement f the tp, greatest diameter, base, height, clr f the glaze, if any, the quality and texture f the bdy and the quality f the wrkmanship were recrded in paper with the drawing. When the drafting department had cmpleted its wrk the materials were placed n the strage shelves, gruped accrding t type and finally shipped t museums. Tday, the steps f a dig remain basically the same, althugh specific techniques vary.
72. The passage is written t tell the readers abut ______.
A. the prcedures f the archaelgical study
B. the typical rute f excavated pttery
C. Neilsn C. Debevise and the wrkers
D. hw t excavate the bjects frm undergrund.
73. Neilsn C. Debevise is mentined here prbably because he is _______.
A. a writer B. an archaelgist C. a excavating wrker D. a painter
74. Which f the fllwing is the crrect rder accrding t the passage?
a. mve the bject frm the grund
b. grup it accrding t the type
c. write registry numbers
d. place it n the strage shelves
e. make a scale drawing n graph paper
f. write imprtant infrmatin n paper and place it with the bject
g. give a preliminary cleaning
A. b a d g e f c B. a b d f e c g C. a c g f e d b D. a f g c e b d
75. Which f the fllwing things is mst likely t d harm t the clay pt bject?
A. Indian ink. B. Shellac. C. A scale drawing. D. Measuring the subject.
第二卷
第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）
第一节：短文改错（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
It is difficult fr parents t teach yur children t be respnsible 76. _______
fr husewrk, but with ne f the fllwing suggestin, yu 77. _______
can really get yur children help yu at hme. If yu give 78. _______
yur children the impressin which they can never d anything 79. _______
quite right, then they will regard themselves unfit r unable persns. 80. _______
Unless they believe they can succeed, they will never t becme 81._______
ttally independent. Dn’t always scld them but give them lts f 82._______
praise instead. Talk abut what they’ve dne right, but abut what 83._______
they hadn’t dne. If yur children cmplete a difficult task, reward 84._______
them f a Sunday trip r a ball game f Dad. 85._______
第二节：书面表达 （满分25分）
假如你是位科学家，请你用英语描述下面的科技工程：
1．名称：巨型镜子 2. 大小：100英里长，60英里宽
3. 摆放位置：地球上空 4. 目的：捕捉阳光
5．具体作用：1）夜晚城市照明； 2）防止霜冻（frsts）; 3)融化冰山（iceberg）
4) 改变云的运动方向，使其在需要雨水的地方下雨。
注意：1. 短文开头已写好（不计入总词数）；2. 词数：100左右
If I were a scientist, I wuld design such a huge mirrr.


试题答案:
一．听力
1~ 20 CCCBB / CCBBA / BCACB / CBCBA
二. 单项选择
21~35 CABCD/ADACA/DCCBB
三. 完型填空
36~55 DAACC/ACABC/ABBDA/BDCDC
四. 阅读理解。
56~75 CCDD/DDDA/CBDB/ CDAB/ABDA
五. 短文改错。
76. yur---their 77. suggestin---suggestins 78. children后加t 79. which --- that 80.themselves后加 as 81. t 去掉 82. 正确 83. but 后加 nt 84. hadn’t --- haven’t 85. f---- with aa
四. 书面表达。
One pssible versin:
If I were a scientist, I wuld design such a huge mirrr. It wuld measure 100miles lng and 60 miles wide, and be placed in space abve the earth. It wuld be used t catch sunlight and direct it upn the earth.
Why d I want t d this? As we knw, the sun rays culd be helpful in many ways. Firstly, they culd be used t light the cities at night. Secndly, the warm rays culd stp frsts, which might. harm crps and fruit trees. Thirdly, they culd melt dangerus icebergs in the cean. Last but nt least, they culd change the clud mvement and bring rain t wherever it is needed
听力原文
第一节（共 5 小题，每段对话仅读一遍）
M: Yu lk upset. Did the Dean call yu just nw?
W: Yes. My heart was beating fast the whle time. I was really wrried.
Q: Hw did the wman feel when she was called by the Dean?
M: What d yu think f yur new rm?
W: Well, I thught it wuld be larger. But it’s just s-s.
Q: Hw des the wman feel abut the rm?
W: I dn’t like this apartment. It’s always nisy day and night.
M: I agree. We’d better lk fr anther ne.
Q: What’s wrng with the apartment?
M: Wuld yu like t rder sme dessert after yur meal?
W: A cup f fruit salad, please.
Q: Where des the cnversatin mst prbably take place?
M: I’m s srry fr being late. There was a heavy traffic jam n the rad.
W: It’s all right. Dn’t wrry abut it.
Q: What’s the man ding?
第二节（共 15 小题，每段材料读两遍）
第 6 段对话（6-7）
W: The Great Lakes are seriusly plluted nw. Fish have died and water is nt safe t use.
M: That’s true. But the US and Canada have made jint plans t clean them up.
W: Great. Peple say in abut twenty r thirty years, the lakes will becme clean and usable again.
Q6. What is the main subject f this cnversatin?
Q7. What d peple expect t happen t the Great Lakes within the next generatin?
第 7 段对话（8-9）
M: There will be a wnderful cncert tnight. Wuld yu like t g with me?
W: I’d lve t, but I can’t. I have t meet Prfessr Grk right nw.
M: What a pity!
Q8．What des the man invite the wman t d?
Q9. Why des the wman refuse the invitatin?
第 8 段对话（10-12）
W: Hurry up! It’s already ten past six. We’ll miss the bus.
M: Take it easy. My watch is five minutes fast every day. The real time is six thirty-five.
W: The last bus will leave at seven. We can’t wait here. Let’s take a taxi t the party.
M: OK.
Q10. At what time did they get t the bus stp?
Q11. What’s wrng with the man’s watch?
Q12. Hw are they ging t the party?
第 9 段对话（13-16）
M: Thank yu fr inviting me t yur hme, Mrs. Black. I really enjyed the picnic yesterday.
W: I’m glad yu had fun. The weather was lvely that day.
M: Yes. And the fd yu prepared tasted great. Yu are gd at cking.
W: Thanks. We had the picnic n a small island nt far frm here. It was quiet and beautiful.
Q13. What’s the relatinship between Mrs. Black and the man?
Q14. What was the weather like when they had the picnic?
Q15. What was Mrs. Black gd at?
Q16. Where did they have their picnic?
第 10 段独白（17-20）
Let’s talk abut changes f American families. In the first half f the 20th century, mst families were big. Parents, children and grandparents lived tgether under ne rf.
As Wrld War II came, many farm families mved t cities, s the traditinal big families began t change.
Since the 1960s, American families have changed greatly. The divrce rate rse sharply, and mre peple chse nt t get married. The nuclear family became the main frm. All these shw the great changes f American families thrugh years.
Q17. What was typical f a family during the first half f this century?
Q18. Why had the typical family begun t change by Wrld War II?
Q19. Why have U.S families changed a lt since the 1960s？
Q20. What’s the main idea f the passage?
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B. take up
C. explre
D. head up
37. A. race t
B. lead t
C. prepare fr
D. flee frm
38. A. straight
B. back
C. slwly
D. hesitatingly
with
B. Despite
C. Withut
D. With
40. A. but
B. and
C. r
D. rather than
41. A. chance
B. seat
C. leave
D. turn
42. A. gave in
B. laughed
C. jumped
D. bserved
43. A. made
B. tried
C. faced
D. jumped
44. A. grass
B. tp
C. middle
D. bttm
45. A. gave up
B. put ff
C. laugh ff
D. lk thrugh
46. A. under
B. ver
C. inside
D. beside
47. A. bee
B. beehive
C. camp
D. fence
48. A. slwer
B. faster
C. better
D. farther
B. cl
C. lvely
D. embarrassing
50. A. clthes
B. hair
C. campers
D. girls
51.A. crying ut
B. standing arund
C. running away
D. laughing at me
52. A. fear
B. respect
C. admiratin
D. attentin
53. A. because
B. but
C. and
D. s
54. A. teachers
B. kids
C. girls
D. desire
55. A. cl
B. active
C. stupid
D. clever