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Part1WordDictation

（每小題：分）

Directions:Listenandwritedownthewordsyouhear.You

aregoingtolistentotherecordingtwice.Duringthefirst

time,writethewordthatyouhear.Checkyouranswersas

youlistenthesecondtime.

assess

delegation

invasion

extraordinary

concession

6.

facilities

7.

attendance

apparent

9.

contemplare

10.

themo

11.

moustache

12.

management

13.

intellectual

insensitive

prominent

Part1WordDictation（每小題：1分；滿分：15分）

小題得分對錯我的答案客觀

1.0Xassessexcess

2.0Xdelegationdelicate

3.1?invasioninvasion

4.1?extraordinaryextraordinary

5.1/concessionconcession

6.1/facilitiesfacilities

7.1/attendanceattendance

8.1/apparentapparent

9.0Xcontemplarecontemplate

10.1?themetheme

11.1moustachemoustache

12.1?managementmanagement

13.1?intellectualintellectual

14.1/insensitiveinsensitive

15.0Xprominentprominently

Subtotal:11

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Part2UnderstandingShortConversations

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Directions:Inthissectionyou'llhearsomeshort

conversations.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswer

tothequestionsyouhear.

Questions1to1arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

A.Workoutatagym.

B.Gotoanamusementpark.

C.Gocamping.

D.Danceinhissparetime.

Questions2to2arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

2.

A.Pressingemployeestoworkhard.

B.Makingharddemandsofemployees.

wC.Insistingthatworkerscuttheirbeard.

D.Hiringemployeeswithcutbeards.

Questions3to3arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

3.

A.Thewomanknowswhat'swise.

.B.Themanhasjusteatenalot.

C.Thewomanworriesabouthereating.

D.Themanjustatesweetfood.

Questions4to4arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

4.

A.ThemanworksfortheDisneyCompany.

B.Themanmakescomputergeneratedcartoons.

C.ThemanhashiredanartistfromDisney.

D.Themandrawswithpens.

Questions5to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

5.

A.Hesavesitatthebank.

B.Heinvestsitinstocks.

C.Hedoesthingsthatarerisky.

D.Hekeepsitawayinasafe.

Questions6to6arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

6.

A.Butterflies.

B.Medicine.

1C.Chocolate.

(?

廣D.Beer.

Questions7to7arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

7.

A.Teacherandstudent.

.B.Brotherandsister.

C.Fatheranddaughter.

D.Motherandson.

Questions8to8arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

8.

A.Amuseum.

B.Arestaurant.

C.Athome.

D.Aclassroom.

Part2UnderstandingShortConversations（每小題：1分；滿分：8分）

小題得分對錯我的答案客觀

1.1?AA

2.1/CC

3.1/BB

4.0XBD

5.1/AA

6.1/CC

7.1?BB

8.1DD

Subtotal:7

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Part3UnderstandingLongConversations

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Directions:Inthissectionyou'llhearalongconversationor

conversations.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswer

tothequestionsyouhear.

Questions1to4arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

1.

A.TheChinesefilmaudience.

B.TheOscarAwards.

C.AChinesemovie.

D.CompromisestoHollywood.

2.

GA.Hedirectedafilmthatwon4Oscars.

B.Hemadecompromisestotheaudience.

，一C.Hewon4Oscarawards.

D.HehadproblemswithHollywood.

3.

-A.Itdoesn'tdoanythingtobetailoredfortheChinese.

qB.ItisfitforbothChineseandforeignaudiences.

，-C.Itisn'tChineseenoughforhim.

D.Itexpressesthelimitsoftimeandspace.

4.

A.ItusesclothestailoredbyChinese.

■sB.ThemusiciscomposedbyaChinese.

iC.ItissetintheQingDynasty.

D.IthasanessencethatisChinese.

Questions5to7arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

5.

「A.Theman'sauthority.

B.Themanager.

C.Acompanyregulation.

D.Theheadoffice.

6.

A.Theauthoritytokeepworkinghere.

B.Authorityoverhismother.

C.Therighttoactlikehisboss.

D.Anametagthatsaysmanager.

7.

A.Removehisbeard.

B.Gototheheadoffice.

C.Tellhismotheraboutit.

D.Readtheregulations.

Part3UnderstandingLongConversations（每小題：1分；滿分:7分）

小題得分對錯我的答案客觀

1.1/CC

2.1/AA

3.1/BB

4.1/BB

5.1?CC

6.0XDC

7.1?AA

Subtotal:6

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Part4UnderstandingPassages

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Directions:Inthissectionyou'llhearapassageor

passages.Listencarefullyandchoosethebestanswerto

thequestionsyouhear.

Questions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

1.

wA.CETV'sstrategicalliancewithAOLTimeWarner.

,B.ThebackgroundofCETV.

…C.Theworld'sbestentertainmentnetworks.

…D.EntertainmentinChina.

2.

A.ChinesepeoplethroughoutAsia.

B.ChinesepeopleinmainlandChina.

C.ChinesepeopleinHongKong.

,D.Chinesepeoplearoundtheworld.

3.

A.AlliancewithAOLTimeWarner.

B.Newdigitaltechnologyintroduced.

6C.Improvedprogramming.

D.Abilitytoreachthewholeworld.

A.DigitaltechnologymakesTVmoreentertaining.

B.AOLTimeWarnerhasgreaterresourcesthanCETV.

C.CETVisfamousforitsTVproductionfacilities.

D.AstrategicalliancewillhelpCETVoffer24-hourservice.

A.43m川ion.

B.33million.

C.24million.

D.10million.

Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

6.

A.A$5000scholarship.

B.Dr.BeheruzN.Sethna.

C.StudentsofCarverHighSchool.

D.Effortsforintegrationsincethemid-1950s.

7.

A.Hegotgroupsofformerstudentstogether.

B.HetriedtogetintoWestGeorgiaCollege.

C.HeattendedCarverHighSchoolin1955.

D.Herejectedstudentsbecauseoftheirskincolor.

8.

A.AllthestudentsofCarverHighSchoolappliedtoWest

GeorgiaCollege.

B.Apersonwasmovedtoandcreatedascholarshipfund.

廣C.TheoffspringoftheCarverHighstudentsappliedtoWest

GeorgiaCollege.

D.The1955and1956classesexpressedregretforwhatthey

haddone.

9.

A.Theoffspringofformerstudentsarenotsatisfied.

B.Everyonewillbesatisfiedbythescholarshipfund.

C.Moreneedstobedonetomakeupforthepastwrong

doings.

D.Thelocalnewspaperactsasasymbolofprotest.

10.

「A.70%.

B.60%.

r.C.3.0%.

D.20%.

Part4UnderstandingPassages（每小題：1分；滿分：10分）

小題得分對錯我的答案客觀

1.1?AA

2.1?DD

3.1/CC

4.1/BB

5.1/AA

6.1/DD

7.1?AA

8.1?BB

9.1?CC

10.1DD

Subtotal:10

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Part5CompoundDictation

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Directions:Inthissectionyouwillhearapassageor

passagesthreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthe

firsttime,youshouldlistencarefullyforitsgeneralidea.

Whenthepassageisreadforthesecondtime,youare

requiredtofillintheblankswiththeinformationyouhave

justheard.Finally,whenthepassageisreadforthethird

time,youshouldcheckwhatyouhavewritten.

Questions1to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

Televisionhasbeenchangingtheworld.Untilthelate1940s,

whentelevisionbeganfindingitswayintoAmericanhomes,

companiesreliedmainlyonprintandradioto(1)

promote

Itheirproductsandservices.Thearrivalof

rebolution

televisionbroughtabouta(2)Iinproducts

andservices.Between1949and1951,advertisingon

televisiongrew960percent.TodaytheInternetisonceagain

transforming

(3)Ipromotion.Bygoingonline,companies

instantly

I、，.Theycanalso

prospective

communicatedirectlywith(5)Jcustomers.

PromotionontheWorldWideWebincludesadvertising,

sponsorships,andsalespromotions.In1996WorldWideWeb

revenues

I一、，topped$300million.

Effectiveonlinemarketersdon'tmerely(7)

transfer

Ihard-copyadstocyberspace.Successfulsites

blendpromotionalandnon-promotionalinformationindirectly

deliveringtheadvertisingmessages.Toencouragevisitsto

theirsitesandtocultivatecustomerloyalty,(8)

OneexampleforexcellentonlinepromotionistheRagu

website.HerevisitorscantakeItalianlessons,andviewan

Italianfilmfestival,buttheywillfindnotraditionalads.So

subtleisthemixofproductandpromotion,(9)

,SEGAofAmerica,makerofcomputergames

andhardware,usesitswebsiteforavarietyofdifferent

promotions,suchasintroducingnewgamecharacterstothe

publicandsupplyingWebsurferstheopportunitytodownload

games.SEGA'shomepageaverages250,000visitsaday.To

heighteninterestinthesite,SEGAboughtanadvertising

banneronNetscape,therebyincreasingsitevisitsby15

percent.QuakerOatsreportsthat(10)I.

What'smore,onlineparticipantsinQuakerOatsGatorade

promotionreceivedafreeT-shirtinexchangeforansweringa

fewquestions.

Questions11to20arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

Manypeopleuseemailtoday.Yetfewofuswhorelyonemail

motive

、，Iofcommunicationevertooka

courseinitsproperuse.

Herearesome(12)Iforyoutoimproveyour

digitalmessages.Youcanusethemtoensurethatyour

clutivate

I,、，good

relationsratherthanhardfeelings.

1.Inanemailmessage,neversaysomethingaboutsomeone

elsethatyouwouldnotwantthatpersontosee.

Keepinmindthatemailmessagescanbe"(14)

forreward

"toanyonebytherecipient.Therefore,never

saysomethinginanemailthatyouwouldbe(15)

embarrassed

Itohavereadbacktoyou.

2.Getthemostoutofyour"subject"line.

Rememberthatasidefromyourname,thesubjectlineofyour

emailmessageisthefirstthingthatarecipientwillread.Soit

paystotakesometimetothinkaboutyoursubjectline.

3.Whenattachingfilestoyouremailmessages,keepinmind

connection

thetypeofInternet(16)thatyourrecipient

has.

Ifyouattachathree-megabytedocumenttoamessagetobe

senttoabusiness(17)acrosstownwho

connectstotheInternetusingaslowmodem,that

three-megabytefileattachmentcanbringhisorhersystemto

ahalt.

4.Dousecommonlyacceptedstandardsofcourtesyinall

emailmessagesthatyousend.

Avoidusingallcapitallettersinyourmessages.(18)

5.Beforesendinganemailmessage,(19)I

Emailsuitssomesituationsbetterthanothers.

Inbusinesssettings,emailisbestused(20)

.Ifyouworkinthebusinessworld,youcan

findthatemailisundoubtedlyabigpartofyourlife.

Questions21to30arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

Nobodyactuallywantstocauseoffencebut,asbusiness

becomesevermoreinternational,itiseasytogetitwrong.

TheremaybeasingleEuropeanmarketbutitdoesnotmean

behave

thatmanagers(21)thesameinGreeceas

theydoinDenmark.

InmanyEuropeancountrieshandshakingisanautomatic(22)

gesture

I.InFrancegoodmannersrequirethaton

arrivingatabusinessmeetingamanagershakeshandswith

everyonepresent.

Handshakingisalmostas(23)?inother

countries—includingGermany,BelgiumandItaly.ButNorthern

Europeans,suchastheBritishandScandinavians,arenot

demonstrations

quitesofondofphysical(24)Ioffriendliness.

InEuropethemostcommonchallengeisnotthe(25)

content

Iofthefood,butthewayyoubehaveasyou

eat.Somethingsarejustnotdone.InFranceitisnotgood

tricky

mannerstoraise(26)Iquestionsofbusiness

overthemaincourse.Businesshasitsplace:afterthecheese

course.Unlessyouarepreparedtoeatinsilenceyouhaveto

talkaboutsomething—something,thatis,otherthanthe

continually

businessdealwhichyouare(27)Ichewing

overinyourhead.

(28)I.Infact,inItalythebiggestfear,as

courseaftercourseappears,isthatyouentirelyforgetyouare

thereonbusiness.

InGermany,asyouwalksadlybacktoyourhotelroom,(29)

.Don'tworry;itisprobablynothingpersonal.

(30)IassomeoftheirEuropean

counterparts.JustrememberthatinasingleEuropeanmarket,

businessmanagersdonotobservethesamemanners.

Part5CompoundDictation(每小題：1分；滿分：30分)

小題得分對錯我的答案客觀

1.1?promotepromote

2.0Xrebolutionrevolution

3.1transformingtransforming

4.1?instantlyinstantly

5.1prospectiveprospective

6.1?revenuesrevenues

7.1?transfertransfer

8.0?（未答）companieschangetheirinformation

frequentlyandprovidemany

opportunitiesforcustomerinteraction

9.0?（未答）visitorshardlyknowanadvertising

messagehasbeendeliveredtothemon

thewebsite

10.0?（未答）theonlinepromotioncreatedproduct

loyaltyandhelpedthecompanyknowits

customersmuchbetter

11.0Xmotivemode

12.1?tipstips

13.0Xclutivatecultivates

14.0Xforrewardforwarded

15.1/embarrassedembarrassed

16.1?connectionconnection

17.0X（未答）associate

18.0?（未答）Typingsomethinginallcapitalletters

givesonetheimpressionthatyouare

screamingthewordsthatyouhave

written

19.0?（未答）considerwhetheremailisreallythemost

effectiveformofcommunicationforyour

purpose

20.0?（未答）toconveysomekeyinformation,to

confirmappointments,todocument

decisionsortocontactadecisionmaker

directly

21.1?behavebehave

22.1gesturegesture

23.1?popularpopular

24.1?demonstrationsdemonstrations

25.1?contentcontent

26.1?trickytricky

27.1/continuallycontinually

28.0?（未答）Italiansgivesimilarimportancetothe

wholecomplicatedprocessofbusiness

entertaining

29.0?（未答）youmaywonderwhyyourapparently

friendlyhostshavenotinvitedyoutogo

outfortheevening

30.0?（未答）Germansmostoftendonotentertain

businesspeoplewithquitethesame

enthusiasm

Subtotal:16

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Part6ReadingComprehension(Banked

Cloze)

(每小題：分)

Directions:Fillintheblanksinthefollowingpassageby

selectingsuitablewordsfromtheWordBank.Youmaynot

useanyofthewordsmorethanonce.

Questions1to10arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

AmericanmediahaslongdescribedtheFrenchasbeingfartoo

proudoftheirculture.Thestoriesyouhearwouldhaveyou

believethattheentirecountryofFrance1.

admire?hateseverythingaboutAmerican

culture.HavingneverbeentoFrancemyself,Imustsimplybe

2Jexplored

勺bythemedia'sexaggeratedstories,

believingeverythingIread.AndbecauseasanAmericanI

havesolittlesenseofself-worth,InaturallybelievethatI'm3.

theme

』toFrenchpeople,atleastwhenitcomes

toculture.Therefore,itwasnosurprisewhenIreadthatthe

inferiorIpark,

Frenchhatedtheideaofthe4.

EuroDisney.ItshouldalsonotshockanyonethatIwas

embarrassedasanAmericanforhaving5.

1practical1y▼

」suchanawfulconceptupontheFrench.

WhatIwantedtotellpeopleofFrancewasthatallAmericans

donotnecessarily6.IDisneyland.I

wantedtoshoutoutthatDisneylandisresponsiblefor7.

manipulating▼

?一）themindsofourchildrenwithfancy

marketingcampaigns.IwarneveryonethatDisneywas

ruiningourabilitytobecreativeand8.

ultimately▼

IIdestroyingourculture.And,Iwantedto

applaud▼

I一Juntilthepeople

ofDisneyleft,thussavingtheircountryfromalifewithout

culture.Unfortunately,Iwastoobusywatchingan10.

amusing▼

一IMickeyMousecartoonwithmy

daughter.IjustlovewatchingtheDisneychannelonTV.

Questions11to20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

TherealproblemwithEuroDisneyisnotthattheFrench

peoplehateallthingsAmerican.Therealproblemisthe11.

climate▼

I—JinParis.Parisistoocoldinwinterandso

benefits

theparkis12.ragoodportionofthe

year.Thisleadstopoor13.?―I,whichthe

executivesofDisneyhaveblamedonFrance.Infact,they

shouldbeblamingthemselvesfornotbeingabletopredictthe

forge▼I

inevitable-poor14.?-lattheirEuropean

expect▼

.I―Ithesame

earningsfromDisneyatParisasDisneyatFloridaorCalifornia.

WhenitiscoldintherestofAmerica,manyfamiliesdepartfor

16.I—JlikeCaliforniaandFlorida.Whenit

iscoldinParis,however,familiesgosomeplacetropical,not

someplacerainyandcold.Mickey'ssmileandGoofy'slaughter

miserable▼

won'tworkiftheweatheris17.?一一1when

thepeoplearetryingtohavefun.Theonlythingfamiliesat

EuroDisneyaregoingtobethinkingaboutistheirwarm18.

furnace▼

」athome.Andthenexttimetheyplana

vacation,itisnotgoingtobetoafreezingamusementpark.

Instead,theyaregoingtobe19.

loading二(swimmingsuitsandsurfinggearand

climate3is

headingforthebeach.Or,ifthe20.

cheapenough,maybethey'lltakeanairlinertoFloridaor

California.ToquoteDisney,"It'sasmallworldafterall."

Part6ReadingComprehension(BankedCloze)(每小題：1分；滿分：20分)

小題得分對錯我的答案客觀

1.0Xadmirepractically

2.0Xexploredexploited

3.0Xthemeinferior

4.0Xinferiortheme

5.0Xpracticallythrust

6.0Xthrustadmire

7.1/manipulatingmanipulating

8.1/ultimatelyultimately

9.0Xapplaudprotest

10.1?amusingamusing

11.1?climateclimate

12.0Xbenefitsabandoned

13.0Xpackingrevenues

14.0Xforgeattendance

15.1?expectexpect

16.0Xabandoneddestinations

17.1/miserablemiserable

18.1?furnacefurnace

19.0Xloadingpacking

20.0Xclimatefare

Subtotal:7

老師評語：

Part7ReadingComprehension(Multiple

Choice)

（每小題：分）

Directions:Readthefollowingpassagescarefullyand

choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,

CandD.

Questions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageor

dialog.

Inthe1960szmedicalresearchersThomasHolmesandRichard

Rahedevelopedachecklistofstressfulevents.Theyappreciated

thetrickypointthatanymajorchangecanbestressful.Negative

eventslike"seriousillnessofafamilymember"werehighonthe

list,butsoweresomepositivelife-changingevents,likemarriage.

WhenyoutaketheHolmes-Rahetestyoumustrememberthatthe

scoredoesnotreflecthowyoudealwithstress-itonlyshowshow

muchyouhavetodealwith.Andwenowknowthattheywayyou

handletheseeventsdramaticallyaffectsyourchancesofstaying

healthy.

Bytheearly1970s,hundredsofsimilar