聽力理解（共30分）一、聽對(duì)話，從下面各題所給的A、B、C三幅圖片中選擇與對(duì)話內(nèi)容相符的圖片。每段對(duì)話你將聽兩遍。（共5分，每小題1分）．A． B． C．A． B． C．A． B． C．A． B． C．A． B． C．請(qǐng)聽一段對(duì)話，完成第6至第7小題。6．WhatlanguageisMikelearning?A.English.B.French.C.Japanese.7．Wheredoeshelearnthislanguage?A.Inaclub.B.Inaneveningschool.C.Atschool.請(qǐng)聽一段對(duì)話，完成第8至第9小題8．WhathasJackmade?A.Amodel. B.Aposter. C.Akite.9．WheredidJackadviseMeimeitogetinformation?A.Ontheradio. B.Inthenewspaper.C.OntheInternet.請(qǐng)聽一段對(duì)話，完成第10至第11小題。10. What’sTeresaGreen’stelephonenumber?A.2945361 B.2963145 C.293615411.WhydidthemantelephoneBetty?A.Becausehewantedtohaveatripwithher.B.Becausehewantedtohavecoffeewithher.C.BecausehewantedtotellherTeresacouldhelpher.請(qǐng)聽一段對(duì)話，完成第12至第13小題。12.Whoarethetwospeakers?A.Thehostandtheguest.B.Theteacherandthestudent.C.Thedirectorandtheactor.13.Whataretheytalkingabout?A.Afamousbookreviewer.B.BestActorandBestPlot.C.Myfavouritebook.請(qǐng)聽一段獨(dú)白，完成第14至第15小題。14．Whatdoesthespeakerwanttotellus?A.Skillsinreadingpoems.B.Adviceonchoosingbooks.C.Waystoencouragereading.15．Whatisthelastadviceabout?A.Buildingonyourinterest.B.Sharingreadingwithyourfamily.C.Preparingyourroomwithdifferentkindsofbooks.三、聽對(duì)話，記錄關(guān)鍵信息。本段對(duì)話你將聽兩遍。（共10分，每小題2分）請(qǐng)根據(jù)所聽到的對(duì)話內(nèi)容和提示詞語，將所缺的關(guān)鍵信息填寫在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置上。RoyalHotelRegistrationFormNameJohn16Roomtypeasingleroomwitha17viewArrivaldate1815thDaystostayAbout19daysAddressNo.9820Street閱讀理解（共50分）ALittleHouseonthePrairieWriter:LauraIngallsWilder,American.Content:TheLittleHouserepresentsthecomfort,communicationthatwehavewithinourselvesandpeoplearoundus.Price:$14.6Page:56LittlewomenWriter:LouisaMayAlcott's,American.Content:ItisaclassicalstoryabouttheMarciafamilyoffoursistersJo,Meg,Amy,Bethhowtofightforfreedom.Price:$59.3Page:238Charlotte'sWebWriter:E.B.White,American.Content:AspidernamedCharlotteandherfriendshipwithapignamedWilbur.Price:$34Page:243TheChroniclesofNarniaWriter:C.S.Lewis,British.Content:TheadventuresofchildrenwhoplaycentralrolesinthehistoryofNarnia,aplacewhereanimalstalk,magiciscommon.Price:$82.2Page:76641．WhoisthewriterofTheChroniclesofNarnia?A.LauraIngallsWilderB.LouisaMayAlcott'sC.E.B.White,AmericanD.C.S.Lewis42．HowmuchisthebookLittleHouseonthePrairie?A.$14.6.B.$59.3C.$34.D.$82.2.43．HowmanypagesarethereinthebookofCharlotte'sWeb?A.56.B.238.C.243.D.766.44．WhichbookistheclassicalstoryofMarcia?A.LittleHouseonthePrairieB.LittlewomenC.Charlotte'sWebD.TheChroniclesofNarniaBDonRitchie,afamousAustralianman.Fornearly50years,hesuccessfullystopped160peoplefromkillingthemselvesatacliff(懸崖)called‘theGap’–withjustakindwordandasmile.RitchiehadservedintheRoyalAustralianNavyduringWorldWarII.In1964,hemovedintoahouseonOldSouthHeadRoad.Hebegansavingstrangerssoonafter.Ritchiewasarealgentlemanwhopurposelychosetoliverightacrossthestreetfrom‘theGap’,justbecausehewantedtocontinuesavinglives.Hewouldwakeupeverymorningandlookoutofthewindowforanyonestandingtooclosetotheedgeofthecliff.Ifhesawsomeoneandthoughttheymightjump,hewouldsimplywalkoverwithasmileandsay,“IstheresomethingIcoulddotohelpyou?”Thatsoundsverysimple,butitworked–Ritchietriedtohaveatalkwiththesepeopleandendedupinvitingthembacktohishouseforteaorbreakfast.In2006,RitchiewasgiventheMedaloftheOrderofAustraliaforallhissavinglives.In2010,heandhiswifewerenamedWoollahraCouncil’scitizensoftheyearandin2011,hewasgiventheLocalHeroAwardforAustraliabytheNationalAustraliaDayCouncil.Inasituationwheremostwouldturnablindeye,Donhastakenaction.WithsuchsimpleactionsDonhassavedanumberoflives.Don’sstorytouchedtheheartsofallAustraliansandchallengedustorethinkwhatitmeanstobeagoodneighbour.45.WhatisthenationalityofDonRitchie?A.American.B.Canadian.C.Australian.D.Britain.46.Whydidhechoosetoliverightacrossthestreetfrom‘theGap’?A.Becausehewantedtobeproudofhimself.B.Becausehewantedtocontinuesavinglives.C.Becausehewouldliketotalkwithstrangers.D.Becausehewouldliketoenjoytheviewoutside.47.WhenwashegiventheLocalHeroAwardforAustralia?A.In1964.B.In2006.C.In2010.D.In2011.48.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.It’simportantforhimtogettheseprizes.B.Hesavedpeoplethroughgivingthemmoney.C.Weshouldrethinkhowtobeagoodneighbour.D.Hestopped210peoplefromkillingthemselves.CYou’veheardof3DprintingfromnewspaperandTVprograms.Itcan“print”inplastic,metal,nylon,andoverahundredothermaterials.3Dprintingtechnologyhasbeenaroundsincethe1980s,itwasnotwidelyuseduntiltheearly2010s.Thefirstworking3Dprinterwascreatedin1984byChuckHull.3Dprintersusemanydifferenttypesoftechnologies,buttheyallshareonethingincommon:theycreateathree-dimensional(維度的)objectbybuildingitlayer(層),bycontinuinglayer,untilthewholeobjectiscompleted.Imagineabakerlaydowneachlayeroneatatimeuntilthewholecakeisformed.3Dprintingissomewhatsimilar,butjustabitstricter.Howcan3Dprintersworksowell?Themostimportantthing-aprogram,a3Dprinteralsoneedstohaveinstructionsforwhattoprintfromacomputer.Itneedsafileaswell.ThefilewhichisaComputerAidedDesign(CAD)paperiscreatedwiththeuseofa3Dmodelingprogram.Theprogramcreatesapaperthatissenttothe3Dprinter.Alongtheway,softwarepiecesthedesignintohundreds,ormorelikelythousandsoflayers.The3Dprinterbuildsuponelayeratatime,fromthebottomtothetop,untiltheobjectisdone.3Dprintingscanbeusedformakingmanykindsofthingssuchasmachineparts,dailylifeobjects,evenhumanorgans(器官)usingaperson'sowncells.Nowadays,Marc.DillonfoundsaprojectwhichdealswithmanyworldfamouspaintingslikeLeonardodaVinci’sMonaLisa,VanGogh’sSunflowerwith3Dtechnology.Thisprojecthelpstheblindpeopleenjoythefantasticartthroughtouching.Inordertoprovideagooduserexperience,these3Dpaintingshavespecialinstrumentswhichcantellpeoplewhattheytouch.49.Thefirstworking3Dprinterwascreatedin_________.A.

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53.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rare”mean?A.Asmallnumberof. B.Alargenumberof.C.Thetotalnumberof. D.Thesamenumberof.54.Amanwhowantstosucceedshould_____________.A.followthecrowd B.followothers’guidanceC.followasuccessfulperson D.followthesamepathofmostpeople55.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Waysoffindingsuccessfulpeopletofollow.B.Advantagesofmakingarightdirection.C.Examplesofnotfollowingothersblindly.D.Reasonsofnotfollowingothersblandly.七、閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。每個(gè)選項(xiàng)只能用一次。（共10分，每小題2分）Therewasagirlwhoseparentsdiedyearsago.Shehadnosistersorbrothers.Shefeltsadandlonely.56.__________________________.Oneday,whenshewaswalkinginaforest,shesawabutterflycaughtinabush.Nomatterhowhardittriedtofreeitself,itfailedeverytime.Thelittlegirlwasverysorryforit.Sherantosetitfreeatonce.57._______________________.Anditchangedintoabeautifulfairy(仙女)instead.Thebeautifulfairysaidtothegirl,“Imustdiewithoutyourhelp.Becauseofyourkindness,youcangetwhateveryouwantfromme.”Youmaynotbelievethatthegirlwantedneithergoldnorhouses.Shejustwantedtobehappymost.Thefairysaidsomethinginalowvoiceinherear.58.__________________________.Fromthenon,thelittlegirlwashappyeveryday.Shewaskindtoeveryonearoundher.Whenotherpeopleaskedherthesecretofherhappiness,shesmiledandsaid,“59._______________________.”60._______________________,allherneighborsstoodaroundherbedandaskedherwhyshewassohappy.Theywereafraidthatthesecretwoulddiewithher.Thelovelyoldladysmiledandsaid,“Thegoodfairytoldmethatyouneededme,nomatterwhoyouare.”A.ThenshedisappearedB.ThesecretofmyhappinessisthatIlistenedtoagoodfairyC.Buttohergreatsurprise,thebutterflydidn'tflyawayD.SoshewantedtobelovedverymuchE.Whenshewasveryoldanddying八、閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。（共10分，每小題2分）WhenLydiaNashappearedontheTVprogrammeWhowantstobeamillionaire（百萬富翁）?andwasluckyenoughtowin￡16,000,shedecidedtogiveallthemoneyaway.Thisisnotsurprisingifshehasbeenrichorfamous,butLydiaisa19-year-oldstudent.Lydiagaveallthemoneytoacharitywhichhelpsthechildrenwhoseparentsaredead.Shehadworkedthereasavolunteerforthepastthreeyears.Shefirstvisitedorphanage（孤兒院）attheageofseventeen,andshefeltverysadbywhatshesaw.Someofherfriendsatuniversitythoughtthatmaybeshehadmadethewrongdecision.Somepeoplesaidsheshouldhavesavedittobuyahouseortopayforhereducation.Shesaid,“Thatreallyworriedme.Studentsseemtoliveinanunrealworld,wheretheyalwayscomplain(抱怨)aboutbeingpoor.Butthere’saverybigdifferencebetweenoursituationandpeoplewhohavenomoney.”WiththehelpofthemoneyLydiagavethem,thecharityhasjustfinishedbuilding“RainbowHouse”,anewbuildingthatwillhouse50childrenwhoseparentsaredead.IfLydiahadwonamillionpoundsandnotonly￡16,000,wouldshestillhavegivenawayallthemoney?Shesa