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SalesAssoc:Hiareyoubeinghelped Karen:NoI’mnot.I’minterestedinsomescarves. SalesAssoc:56thisonehereIt’smadeofsilk. Karen:HmitlooksnicebutI’dliketohavesomethingwarmforthewinter. SalesAssoc:Maybeyouwouldlikeaheavywoolscarf.57 Karen:Ithinkthat’swhatIwant.58 SalesAssoc:It’sseventy-fivedollarsplustax. Karen:It’s59.Isitpossibletogetadiscount SalesAssoc:Hmsinceyoulikeitsomuchhowabouta10percentdiscount.That’sthebestIcanoffer. Karen:60.Couldyouwrapitupforme SalesAssoc:Sure.IsthereanythingelseIcangetforyou Karen:Nothatshouldbeit.Thankyou. 60
What______wearehavingthesedays!
Helenwadborn______February6th1970.
A．job B．debt C．object D．describe
Averystrangeoldmanusedtoliveinourtown.Hedidn’tdoanythingastherestofpeopledid.Helivedaloneanddidn’ttalktoanybody.Helikedtowalkinthewoodswheretherewerenoroadsfollowingthenarrowpathsmadebyanimals.Peoplewereafraidofhim.Theythoughthewascrazyandmightdosomethingterriblelikehurtingoneofthechildren.Onedayalittleboydisappeared.Hisparentslookedforhimforhoursandfinallythewholetownstartedasearchofthewoods.Somepeoplethoughtthestrangeoldmanhadtakenthechildaway.Severalhourslatertheboywasfoundverycoldandhungryanditwastheoldmanwhoknewthewoodssowellwhohadfoundhim.Afterthathestilllivedaloneandwalkedinthewoodsbutnoonewasafraidofhimanymore.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue
Averystrangeoldmanusedtoliveinourtown.Hedidn’tdoanythingastherestofpeopledid.Helivedaloneanddidn’ttalktoanybody.Helikedtowalkinthewoodswheretherewerenoroadsfollowingthenarrowpathsmadebyanimals.Peoplewereafraidofhim.Theythoughthewascrazyandmightdosomethingterriblelikehurtingoneofthechildren.Onedayalittleboydisappeared.Hisparentslookedforhimforhoursandfinallythewholetownstartedasearchofthewoods.Somepeoplethoughtthestrangeoldmanhadtakenthechildaway.Severalhourslatertheboywasfoundverycoldandhungryanditwastheoldmanwhoknewthewoodssowellwhohadfoundhim.Afterthathestilllivedaloneandwalkedinthewoodsbutnoonewasafraidofhimanymore.Theoldmanwasverystrangebecause______.
A．horse B．beside C．yours D．newspaper
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 23
______boxcannotbeliftedbyaboyoffive.
JeeHockandMengKimwereverygoodfriends.JeeHockcouldnotsee.Hewasblind.MengKimcouldnotwalk.Hewaslame.Theylivedinavillagenearaforest.Everyoneinthevillagewasgoingtoarichman’sdinnerontheothersideoftheforest.JeeHockandMengKimwereanxioustoattendthedinnertoo.BlindJeeHockthoughtofaplan.HewouldcarryMengKim.Thelamemancouldtellhimtheway.MengKimsaidthattheplanwasagoodone.OnthewaythroughtheforestMengKimsawatiger.HedidnottellJeeHockaboutit.InsteadhequietlyaskedJeeHocktocarryhimtothenearesttree.UponreachinganoverbangingbranchMengKimquicklyhauledhimselfup.Thenthetigerroared.JeeHockatonceknewatigerwasnear.Helaydownquietly.Thetigercametohimandsniffedhisbody.Thetiger’swhiskerstouchedJeeHook’snose.AtonceJeeHocksneezedAhChoooooo!Thetigerwasafraidandranaway.ThenMengKimcamedownfromthetree.HeaskedJeeHockaboutthetiger.JeeHocksaidthatthetigerhadtoldhimtochoosehisfriendswisely.JeeHockknewthetigerwasnear.He______.
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 21
Thewoods______thecity______thesand.
Manyanimalshaveanexcellentsenseofsmellwhichtheyuseinhunting.Ontheotherhandtheireyesightmaybepoor.Dogsforexamplehavepooreyesightandnocolorvision.Theyseeonlyshadesofgray.Butthedog’ssenseofsmellisextraordinaryThekindofdogknownasAlsatianhas220millionolfactory嗅觉cells.Manhasfivemillion.ScientistsbelievethattheAlsatianisonemilliontimesbetterthanmaninfindingoutodors.Thehumansenseofsmellhoweverisreallyquitegood.Theaveragehumanbeingcandistinguishmorethan10000differentodors.Generallyspeakingamancantell______differentodors.
Englandisnotabigcountry:fromnorthtosouthandfromeasttowestitisonlyaboutthreehundredmilesacross.Butforasmallcountryithasasurprisingrangeofclimate.PeoplewhohavenevervisitedEnglandorwhohavevisitedonlyonepartofitoftenmakesthemistakeofthinkingthatitisacoldandwetcountry.ExceptforthesummermonthsofJunetoSeptemberthisisprobablytrueofthenorthofEnglandandtheMidlands.Inthesouthhowevertheclimateismuchmorepleasant.Oneresultisthatwhenpeopleretirefromthejobinthenorththeyoftenprefertomovedowntothesouth.PerhapsthewarmestpartofthecountryisthesouthwestwhichconsistsofismadeupofthecountiesofDevonandCornwallwherepalmtreesbambooandmanysemitropicalplantsgrowwell.Flowersandvegetablesripenasmuchasamonthearlierthanthoseelsewhere.Farmersintheareasgainahigherpricefortheirvegetablesandflowersbecausetheyarereadyearlier.InwintertheremaybeseveralfeetofsnowinotherpartsofEnglandbuttherewillprobablybenosnowatallinthesouthwest.ThismaybeoneofthereasonswhythesouthwestisoneofEngland’smostpopularholidayareas.InthenorthofEnglandandtheMidland______.
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 29
SalesAssoc:Hiareyoubeinghelped Karen:NoI’mnot.I’minterestedinsomescarves. SalesAssoc:56thisonehereIt’smadeofsilk. Karen:HmitlooksnicebutI’dliketohavesomethingwarmforthewinter. SalesAssoc:Maybeyouwouldlikeaheavywoolscarf.57 Karen:Ithinkthat’swhatIwant.58 SalesAssoc:It’sseventy-fivedollarsplustax. Karen:It’s59.Isitpossibletogetadiscount SalesAssoc:Hmsinceyoulikeitsomuchhowabouta10percentdiscount.That’sthebestIcanoffer. Karen:60.Couldyouwrapitupforme SalesAssoc:Sure.IsthereanythingelseIcangetforyou Karen:Nothatshouldbeit.Thankyou. 56
Let'svisit.thebookstoreinourwaybackhome______
AirportbaggagescreenersintheUSAdisplayingseizedchainsawsmachetesandknives21travelerstochecktheirluggageforoffensiveobjectsbeforeboardinga22. OfficialsoftheTransportSecurityAdministrationTSA23thatsinceFebruary2002morethan7.5million24itemshadbeenseized.Theyincluded50000boxcutters--a25saidtobeusedbytheSept.112001hijackers--and1437firearmsas26as2.3millionknives. TheTSAofficialstoldanewsconferencemostpeoplewith27itemsintheirbagsintendednomalicebutadvised28toconsultthewebsitewww.tsatraveltips.usaforadviceonwhattoleavebehindwhen29atrip. SincetheSept.11attacksscreenershaveconfiscatedseemingly30itemslikenailclippersandcigarettelighters31passengers. Butsomecarrymoreobviously32items.Chainsawsaweedcuttingmachinehandsawsandmachetessteakknivesbottlesofcampingstovefuelandperfumebottlesshapedlikehandgrenadeswereamongitems33asasampleofobjectsseizedatNewYork’sJohnF.KennedyInternationalAirport. Whilesomecarry-onitemsmayhavebeen34--ahockeystickorachild’splasticsword--other35byTSAhaveyieldedrazorbladesintennisshoesandabayonethiddeninahollowed-outartificialleg. 34
Manyanimalshaveanexcellentsenseofsmellwhichtheyuseinhunting.Ontheotherhandtheireyesightmaybepoor.Dogsforexamplehavepooreyesightandnocolorvision.Theyseeonlyshadesofgray.Butthedog’ssenseofsmellisextraordinaryThekindofdogknownasAlsatianhas220millionolfactory嗅觉cells.Manhasfivemillion.ScientistsbelievethattheAlsatianisonemilliontimesbetterthanmaninfindingoutodors.Thehumansenseofsmellhoweverisreallyquitegood.Theaveragehumanbeingcandistinguishmorethan10000differentodors.AccordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingfactsisNOTtree
AirportbaggagescreenersintheUSAdisplayingseizedchainsawsmachetesandknives21travelerstochecktheirluggageforoffensiveobjectsbeforeboardinga22. OfficialsoftheTransportSecurityAdministrationTSA23thatsinceFebruary2002morethan7.5million24itemshadbeenseized.Theyincluded50000boxcutters--a25saidtobeusedbytheSept.112001hijackers--and1437firearmsas26as2.3millionknives. TheTSAofficialstoldanewsconferencemostpeoplewith27itemsintheirbagsintendednomalicebutadvised28toconsultthewebsitewww.tsatraveltips.usaforadviceonwhattoleavebehindwhen29atrip. SincetheSept.11attacksscreenershaveconfiscatedseemingly30itemslikenailclippersandcigarettelighters31passengers. Butsomecarrymoreobviously32items.Chainsawsaweedcuttingmachinehandsawsandmachetessteakknivesbottlesofcampingstovefuelandperfumebottlesshapedlikehandgrenadeswereamongitems33asasampleofobjectsseizedatNewYork’sJohnF.KennedyInternationalAirport. Whilesomecarry-onitemsmayhavebeen34--ahockeystickorachild’splasticsword--other35byTSAhaveyieldedrazorbladesintennisshoesandabayonethiddeninahollowed-outartificialleg. 32
SalesAssoc:Hiareyoubeinghelped Karen:NoI’mnot.I’minterestedinsomescarves. SalesAssoc:56thisonehereIt’smadeofsilk. Karen:HmitlooksnicebutI’dliketohavesomethingwarmforthewinter. SalesAssoc:Maybeyouwouldlikeaheavywoolscarf.57 Karen:Ithinkthat’swhatIwant.58 SalesAssoc:It’sseventy-fivedollarsplustax. Karen:It’s59.Isitpossibletogetadiscount SalesAssoc:Hmsinceyoulikeitsomuchhowabouta10percentdiscount.That’sthebestIcanoffer. Karen:60.Couldyouwrapitupforme SalesAssoc:Sure.IsthereanythingelseIcangetforyou Karen:Nothatshouldbeit.Thankyou. 58
Englandisnotabigcountry:fromnorthtosouthandfromeasttowestitisonlyaboutthreehundredmilesacross.Butforasmallcountryithasasurprisingrangeofclimate.PeoplewhohavenevervisitedEnglandorwhohavevisitedonlyonepartofitoftenmakesthemistakeofthinkingthatitisacoldandwetcountry.ExceptforthesummermonthsofJunetoSeptemberthisisprobablytrueofthenorthofEnglandandtheMidlands.Inthesouthhowevertheclimateismuchmorepleasant.Oneresultisthatwhenpeopleretirefromthejobinthenorththeyoftenprefertomovedowntothesouth.PerhapsthewarmestpartofthecountryisthesouthwestwhichconsistsofismadeupofthecountiesofDevonandCornwallwherepalmtreesbambooandmanysemitropicalplantsgrowwell.Flowersandvegetablesripenasmuchasamonthearlierthanthoseelsewhere.Farmersintheareasgainahigherpricefortheirvegetablesandflowersbecausetheyarereadyearlier.InwintertheremaybeseveralfeetofsnowinotherpartsofEnglandbuttherewillprobablybenosnowatallinthesouthwest.ThismaybeoneofthereasonswhythesouthwestisoneofEngland’smostpopularholidayareas.ThedistancefromthecenterofEnglandtosouthcoastisabout______.
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 25
A．thief B．field C．believe D．friendly
—It'ssonoisyupstairs.Whataretheydoing—Theybehavingaparty.
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 27
EveryyeargraywhalesmigratefromtheBeringSeainAlaskatotheBajaPeninsulainMexico.ElevengraywhaleshavediedintheSanFranciscoBayinthelastthreeweeks.Nooneknowswhythewhalesaredying.Lastyear270whalesdiedalongthewhales’migrationroute.Manypeoplethinkstarvationisthecause.Thisyearthedeadwhalesseemtohavemoreblubberfatonthem.Twentyyearsagothegraywhalewaslistedasanendangeredspecies.Somescientiststhinkthatthelargernumberofwhalesmakesithardtofindenoughfood.MorewhalescreatemorepressureonthefoodsupplyasupplythatsomescientistssaymayhavedwindledasaresultofthewarmwatersofElNino.Mostofthewhaleshavebeendeadformanydaysbeforetheyarefoundandstudied.Thismakesithardtofindthereasonfordeath.65whaleshavebeenseenintheSanFranciscoBayAreathisyearcomparedto17lastyear.Thewhalescouldbedyingfrommanydiseasesbutitmaybeover-population.Onereasonitisdifficulttoknowwhythewhalesaredyingisthat______.
Thisboxis______thatone.
EveryyeargraywhalesmigratefromtheBeringSeainAlaskatotheBajaPeninsulainMexico.ElevengraywhaleshavediedintheSanFranciscoBayinthelastthreeweeks.Nooneknowswhythewhalesaredying.Lastyear270whalesdiedalongthewhales’migrationroute.Manypeoplethinkstarvationisthecause.Thisyearthedeadwhalesseemtohavemoreblubberfatonthem.Twentyyearsagothegraywhalewaslistedasanendangeredspecies.Somescientiststhinkthatthelargernumberofwhalesmakesithardtofindenoughfood.MorewhalescreatemorepressureonthefoodsupplyasupplythatsomescientistssaymayhavedwindledasaresultofthewarmwatersofElNino.Mostofthewhaleshavebeendeadformanydaysbeforetheyarefoundandstudied.Thismakesithardtofindthereasonfordeath.65whaleshavebeenseenintheSanFranciscoBayAreathisyearcomparedto17lastyear.Thewhalescouldbedyingfrommanydiseasesbutitmaybeover-population.WhichofthefollowingisNOTapossiblereasonforwhalesdying
JeeHockandMengKimwereverygoodfriends.JeeHockcouldnotsee.Hewasblind.MengKimcouldnotwalk.Hewaslame.Theylivedinavillagenearaforest.Everyoneinthevillagewasgoingtoarichman’sdinnerontheothersideoftheforest.JeeHockandMengKimwereanxioustoattendthedinnertoo.BlindJeeHockthoughtofaplan.HewouldcarryMengKim.Thelamemancouldtellhimtheway.MengKimsaidthattheplanwasagoodone.OnthewaythroughtheforestMengKimsawatiger.HedidnottellJeeHockaboutit.InsteadhequietlyaskedJeeHocktocarryhimtothenearesttree.UponreachinganoverbangingbranchMengKimquicklyhauledhimselfup.Thenthetigerroared.JeeHockatonceknewatigerwasnear.Helaydownquietly.Thetigercametohimandsniffedhisbody.Thetiger’swhiskerstouchedJeeHook’snose.AtonceJeeHocksneezedAhChoooooo!Thetigerwasafraidandranaway.ThenMengKimcamedownfromthetree.HeaskedJeeHockaboutthetiger.JeeHocksaidthatthetigerhadtoldhimtochoosehisfriendswisely.Theydecidedtogoto______.
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