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Directions:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageis followedbyfourquestions.Foreachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswers markedABCandD.Choosethebestanswerandblackenthecorresponding letterontheAnswerSheet.PassageOne Igetalotoflettersatthistimeof yearfrompeoplecomplainingthattheyhaveacoldwhichwon’tgoaway.There aresomanydifferentstoriesabouthowtopreventorcureacold;it’soften difficulttoknowwhattodo.Althoughcoldsarerarelydangerousexceptfor peoplewhoarealreadyweaksuchastheelderlyoryoungbabiestheyare alwaysuncomfortableandusuallymostunpleasant.Ofcourseyoucanbuylotsof medicineswhichwillhelptomakeyourcoldlessunpleasantbutyoumust rememberthatnothingcanactuallycureacoldormakeitgoawayanyfaster. Anotherthingisthatanymedicinewhichisstrongenoughtomakeyoufeel bettercouldbedangerousifyouarealreadytakingdrugsforsomeother illnesssoalwayscheckwithyourchemistordoctortoseewhethertheyareall rightforyou.Andremembertheymightmakeyousleepy.Pleasedon’ttryto driveiftheydo!Lastlyasfarasavoidingcoldsthebestansweristokeep strongandhealthy--you’llhavelesschanceofcatchingacoldandifyoudo itshouldnotbesobad.Thewriter’sintentionis______.
PassageTwo JohnJamesAudubonwasbornin1785and diedin1851buthisnameisstillspokeneveryday.Andubonwasascientist wholovednature.Hewantedtoshowpeopletheimportanceofnatureintheir lives.Hewasespeciallyinterestedinbirdsandpaintedmanypicturesof them.In1905theNationalAudubonSocietywasformedbypeople whowerealsointerestedinbirdsandwantedtocontinueAudubon’snature studies.EvennowwhenpeoplethinkoftheAudubonSocietytheyusuallythink ofbirds.Butthesocietydoesotherthingsbesideswatchingbirds. ThemembersoftheSocietytrytoimprovetheenvironmentasmuchasthey can.Theyhavehelpedpassmanylawsthatprotectbirdsandanimalsandpeople too.Theytaughtyoungpeoplehowtoprotecttheirenvironment.Theytrytomake theirowncommunitiescleanerbetterplacestolivein.John JamesAudubonknewthatnaturewasimportant.Hedidnotknowhowimportanthis workwouldbecome.WhosetuptheNationalAudubonSocietymanyyearsago
PassageFive TherePicturesfromouterspacenow showushowmuchlandhaschangedonearth.TheseimagesaretakenbyLandsat7 agovernmentsatellite.Thesatelliteshavebeenusedfor27years.Theyreveal theclear-cuttingofforestsinthenorthwesternpartoftheUnitedStates. PicturesshowthelossofrainforestsinSouthAmerica.NASA’s DarrelWilliamsspeaksabouttheLandsat7Project.Hesaidthataneruption causedtreestobumupinalargeforest.Fifteenyearslaterpinkishimages fromspaceshowthatthetreesandplantlifearegrowingagain.Williamssays thatclear-cutareaseasilyshowupinthepictures.HewantsAmericanstolook athowmuchlandisbeingclearedofforestsinourcountry. Satelliteshaveprovidedotherinformationaboutchangesonearth.Inthe pasttenyearsmorethanfourmileshaveshrunkfromglaciersinAlaska. Landsat7receivedthesecomputerimagesofGlacierBayinAlaska. HurricanesFloydandIrenehavedamagedthecoastlineinNorthCarolina. Runofffromfarmsandsilthavegoneintotheoceanaccordingtosatellite images.Lossoftreesandforestshavecausedhottersummersinsoutherncities suchasAtlantaGeorgia.TheLandsat7imagesarelikepictures inaphotoalbum.Insteadofpicturesofthefamilythealbumshowschanges aroundtheglobeinthepast25years.AnewsatelliteTerra isgoingtobelaunchedbyNASAsoon.ItwillbemoreadvancedthatLandsat7 andwilltakeimportantglobalpictures.Oceantemperaturesandenergylosswill beprovidedbyTerradaily.Landsat7knowsthatAlaskanglaciershaveshrunkbecause______.
PassageFive TherePicturesfromouterspacenow showushowmuchlandhaschangedonearth.TheseimagesaretakenbyLandsat7 agovernmentsatellite.Thesatelliteshavebeenusedfor27years.Theyreveal theclear-cuttingofforestsinthenorthwesternpartoftheUnitedStates. PicturesshowthelossofrainforestsinSouthAmerica.NASA’s DarrelWilliamsspeaksabouttheLandsat7Project.Hesaidthataneruption causedtreestobumupinalargeforest.Fifteenyearslaterpinkishimages fromspaceshowthatthetreesandplantlifearegrowingagain.Williamssays thatclear-cutareaseasilyshowupinthepictures.HewantsAmericanstolook athowmuchlandisbeingclearedofforestsinourcountry. Satelliteshaveprovidedotherinformationaboutchangesonearth.Inthe pasttenyearsmorethanfourmileshaveshrunkfromglaciersinAlaska. Landsat7receivedthesecomputerimagesofGlacierBayinAlaska. HurricanesFloydandIrenehavedamagedthecoastlineinNorthCarolina. Runofffromfarmsandsilthavegoneintotheoceanaccordingtosatellite images.Lossoftreesandforestshavecausedhottersummersinsoutherncities suchasAtlantaGeorgia.TheLandsat7imagesarelikepictures inaphotoalbum.Insteadofpicturesofthefamilythealbumshowschanges aroundtheglobeinthepast25years.AnewsatelliteTerra isgoingtobelaunchedbyNASAsoon.ItwillbemoreadvancedthatLandsat7 andwilltakeimportantglobalpictures.Oceantemperaturesandenergylosswill beprovidedbyTerradaily.Terrawillbeabettersatellitebecause______.
IrecognizedJohn______heenteredtheroom
PassageThree Thetrafficlightswereredwhenthe driverreachedthem.Tothesurpriseofhispassengerthecardidnotslow down.Unexpectedlythepassengerwasthrownforwardinthevehicleasthedriver putonhisbrakesatthelastmoment.Thecarstoppedjustintime. SorryIdidn’tnoticethelight.IthoughtitwasgreenuntilIsawthat itwasthetoplightwhichwasshining.Thisstrangestoryis quitetree.Abouttenmenineveryhundredarecolorblindinsomewaywomen areluckier—onlyaboutoneintwohundredsuffersfromcolor blindness.Insomecasesamanmaynotbeabletoseedeepred. Hemaythinkthatredorangeandyellowareallthesameasgreen. Peopleoftenlikeonecolormorethanothers.Blueisthecolorofthesky andsea.Careenmakesusthinkoffieldsandtrees.Redisthecolorofblood andmakessomepeoplethinkofdanger.Blackisthecolorofnight.Inthedark wecannotseewhatisaroundussowearesometimesafraidoftheunknownanddo notlikeblackasacolor.Accordingtothepassagewecanguessitissafertotakeacardrivenbyawomanbecause______.
PassageFour Ontelevisionallovertheworldthere areprogrammesabouttheworkofthepolice.Theyarepopularbecausetheyare usuallyveryexciting.InLondonthereisatelevisionprogrammecalledPolice Five—becauseitisonforfiveminutesonceaweek.Atelevisionreporter ShawTaylortalksaboutcrimesintheLondonarea.Heasksforpublichelp.The policestationneedsthehelpofordinarypeoplebecausesometimesyouorIhave informationthatcanbeusefultothepolice.ShawTaylorshows picturesofpaintingsjewellery珠宝andotherthingswhichthievesstole duringtheweek.Sometimesheshowsthecarthatthethievesescapedin.When peopleseemenorthingsonthetelevisionprogrammewhichtheymayremember theycantellthepolicewheretheysawthem.Withtheirhelpthepolicemay catchmorecriminals.Sometimesthepolicefindacarorsome money.ShawTaylorshowsthemontelevision.Theownerssometimesseethem.Then theycantelephonethepoliceandsayThankyouverymuch—that’s mine!Whenpeopleseethingsstolenontheprogrammewhichtheymayremember______.
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 29
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 35
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 31
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 27
PassageTwo JohnJamesAudubonwasbornin1785and diedin1851buthisnameisstillspokeneveryday.Andubonwasascientist wholovednature.Hewantedtoshowpeopletheimportanceofnatureintheir lives.Hewasespeciallyinterestedinbirdsandpaintedmanypicturesof them.In1905theNationalAudubonSocietywasformedbypeople whowerealsointerestedinbirdsandwantedtocontinueAudubon’snature studies.EvennowwhenpeoplethinkoftheAudubonSocietytheyusuallythink ofbirds.Butthesocietydoesotherthingsbesideswatchingbirds. ThemembersoftheSocietytrytoimprovetheenvironmentasmuchasthey can.Theyhavehelpedpassmanylawsthatprotectbirdsandanimalsandpeople too.Theytaughtyoungpeoplehowtoprotecttheirenvironment.Theytrytomake theirowncommunitiescleanerbetterplacestolivein.John JamesAudubonknewthatnaturewasimportant.Hedidnotknowhowimportanthis workwouldbecome.Theideaofthisarticleisthat______.
Ifhe______thejobhewillgetmoremoneyrightaway.
Notuntilquiterecently______hegaveuphisplantogoabroad.
Itwasyourbrother______Imetatthestation.
Mymotherboughtthatcoat______alowprice.
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 25
PassageFour Ontelevisionallovertheworldthere areprogrammesabouttheworkofthepolice.Theyarepopularbecausetheyare usuallyveryexciting.InLondonthereisatelevisionprogrammecalledPolice Five—becauseitisonforfiveminutesonceaweek.Atelevisionreporter ShawTaylortalksaboutcrimesintheLondonarea.Heasksforpublichelp.The policestationneedsthehelpofordinarypeoplebecausesometimesyouorIhave informationthatcanbeusefultothepolice.ShawTaylorshows picturesofpaintingsjewellery珠宝andotherthingswhichthievesstole duringtheweek.Sometimesheshowsthecarthatthethievesescapedin.When peopleseemenorthingsonthetelevisionprogrammewhichtheymayremember theycantellthepolicewheretheysawthem.Withtheirhelpthepolicemay catchmorecriminals.Sometimesthepolicefindacarorsome money.ShawTaylorshowsthemontelevision.Theownerssometimesseethem.Then theycantelephonethepoliceandsayThankyouverymuch—that’s mine!FromthepassageweknowShawTayloris______.
Ihavenointentionof______relationswiththem.
A．combine B．complain C．comprise D．complex
Iwouldratheryou______thoseimportantfileswithyou.
Directions:Pickouttheappropriateexpressionsfromthe eightchoicesbelowandcompletethefollowingdialoguesbyblackeningthe correspondingletterontheAnswerSheet. A.Whataboutyou B.WouldyonlikeblackteaC.Doyouhaveanyeggs madamD.WouldyoulikesomethingtoeatE. BlackteaoricedteaF.CanI helpyouG.Thankyouverymuch. H.Itisverytasty.Woman:56Ben: Yesmadam.WhatwouldyouliketodrinkTonyTony:I’dlikesome tea.Ben:57Tony:Icedteaplease.58 Ben:I’dlikesomelemonade.59Tony: YesI’dlikeapizzaplease.Woman:Whatwouldyoulikeonit sirTony:Mushroomsgreenpeppersandonionsplease.Ben:Allfight 60.Woman:Yes.Ben:Wewantacupoficedtea.aglass ofmilkaglassoflemonadeapizzaandtwoeggsplease.Woman:OK.
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 23
A．scissors B．score C．screen D．sculpture
Directions:Pickouttheappropriateexpressionsfromthe eightchoicesbelowandcompletethefollowingdialoguesbyblackeningthe correspondingletterontheAnswerSheet. A.Whataboutyou B.WouldyonlikeblackteaC.Doyouhaveanyeggs madamD.WouldyoulikesomethingtoeatE. BlackteaoricedteaF.CanI helpyouG.Thankyouverymuch. H.Itisverytasty.Woman:56Ben: Yesmadam.WhatwouldyouliketodrinkTonyTony:I’dlikesome tea.Ben:57Tony:Icedteaplease.58 Ben:I’dlikesomelemonade.59Tony: YesI’dlikeapizzaplease.Woman:Whatwouldyoulikeonit sirTony:Mushroomsgreenpeppersandonionsplease.Ben:Allfight 60.Woman:Yes.Ben:Wewantacupoficedtea.aglass ofmilkaglassoflemonadeapizzaandtwoeggsplease.Woman:OK.
PassageThree Thetrafficlightswereredwhenthe driverreachedthem.Tothesurpriseofhispassengerthecardidnotslow down.Unexpectedlythepassengerwasthrownforwardinthevehicleasthedriver putonhisbrakesatthelastmoment.Thecarstoppedjustintime. SorryIdidn’tnoticethelight.IthoughtitwasgreenuntilIsawthat itwasthetoplightwhichwasshining.Thisstrangestoryis quitetree.Abouttenmenineveryhundredarecolorblindinsomewaywomen areluckier—onlyaboutoneintwohundredsuffersfromcolor blindness.Insomecasesamanmaynotbeabletoseedeepred. Hemaythinkthatredorangeandyellowareallthesameasgreen. Peopleoftenlikeonecolormorethanothers.Blueisthecolorofthesky andsea.Careenmakesusthinkoffieldsandtrees.Redisthecolorofblood andmakessomepeoplethinkofdanger.Blackisthecolorofnight.Inthedark wecannotseewhatisaroundussowearesometimesafraidoftheunknownanddo notlikeblackasacolor.Accordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingstatementsistrue
Directions:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageis followedbyfourquestions.Foreachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswers markedABCandD.Choosethebestanswerandblackenthecorresponding letterontheAnswerSheet.PassageOne Igetalotoflettersatthistimeof yearfrompeoplecomplainingthattheyhaveacoldwhichwon’tgoaway.There aresomanydifferentstoriesabouthowtopreventorcureacold;it’soften difficulttoknowwhattodo.Althoughcoldsarerarelydangerousexceptfor peoplewhoarealreadyweaksuchastheelderlyoryoungbabiestheyare alwaysuncomfortableandusuallymostunpleasant.Ofcourseyoucanbuylotsof medicineswhichwillhelptomakeyourcoldlessunpleasantbutyoumust rememberthatnothingcanactuallycureacoldormakeitgoawayanyfaster. Anotherthingisthatanymedicinewhichisstrongenoughtomakeyoufeel bettercouldbedangerousifyouarealreadytakingdrugsforsomeother illnesssoalwayscheckwithyourchemistordoctortoseewhethertheyareall rightforyou.Andremembertheymightmakeyousleepy.Pleasedon’ttryto driveiftheydo!Lastlyasfarasavoidingcoldsthebestansweristokeep strongandhealthy--you’llhavelesschanceofcatchingacoldandifyoudo itshouldnotbesobad.Whatcanweinferfromtheletter
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 21
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea 33
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