卷第卷第1頁(yè)共11頁(yè)英語(yǔ)試卷一DialogueCompletion(15points)ReadingComprehension(40points)VocabularyandStructure(20points)Cloze (10points)考生須知.本考試分試卷一和試卷二兩部分。試卷一滿分為85分，考試時(shí)間為90分鐘；試卷二滿分為15分，考試時(shí)間為30分鐘。.本試卷一為A型試卷，請(qǐng)將答案用2B鉛筆填涂在A型試卷一答題卡上，答在試卷上或其他類型答題卡上無(wú)效。答題前，A英語(yǔ)試卷一APartI DialogueCompletion (15points)PartII ReadingComprehension (40points)PartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20points)PartIVCloze (10points)考生須知.本考試分試卷一和試卷二兩部分。試卷一滿分為85分，考試時(shí)間為90分鐘；試卷二滿分為15分，考試時(shí)間為30分鐘。.本試卷一為A型試卷，請(qǐng)將答案用2B鉛筆填涂在A型試卷一答題卡上，答在試卷上或其他類型答題卡上無(wú)效。答題前，請(qǐng)核對(duì)試卷一答題卡是否為A型卡，若不是，請(qǐng)要求監(jiān)考人員予以更換。.在答題卡上正確的填涂方法為：在代表答案的字母上劃線，如[A][-B-][C][D]。試卷二考試須知.試卷二滿分為15分，考試時(shí)間為30分鐘。.試卷二的答案一律用藍(lán)色或黑色墨水筆寫(xiě)在試卷二答題卡指定區(qū)域內(nèi)，未寫(xiě)在答題卡指定區(qū)域或?qū)懺谠嚲砩系臒o(wú)效。.宣布考試結(jié)束后，考生一律停筆，將試卷和答題卡反扣在自己的桌上，坐在原位，等待監(jiān)考人員收試卷和答題卡。待監(jiān)考人員全部收齊點(diǎn)清無(wú)誤，宣布可以離場(chǎng)后，方可離開(kāi)考場(chǎng)。PartVWriting(15points)Directions:Youaretowritein100-120wordsonthetopicof“High-speedrailwayinChina.”YoushouldbaseyourcompositionontheoutlinegiveninChinesebelow..中國(guó)高速鐵路的發(fā)展舉世矚目。.你對(duì)我國(guó)高鐵發(fā)展有何看法？請(qǐng)給出理由和例證。.結(jié)論。PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Abby:Doyoulikelivinginthecity?Bob: It’stoonoisy.A.That’sforsure. B.Notreally.C.Italldepends. D.Whoknows?Clair:Areyoucomingwithus?Douglas: I’vegottoprepareforthetest.A.Maybesomeothertime. B.Well,ifyouinsistC.Whocares? D.I’dbegladto.Allen:How’syourheadache?Jenny: .Themedicineworkedwonders.A.Stillthesame. B.Hatetotellyou.C.It’sallgone. D.It’sgettingworse.請(qǐng)查對(duì)試卷一答題卡與否為A型卡，若不是，請(qǐng)規(guī)定監(jiān)考人員予以更換。3.在答題卡上對(duì)旳旳填涂措施為：在代表答案旳字母上劃線，如[A][-B-][C][D]。試卷二考試須知.試卷二滿分為15分，考試時(shí)間為30分鐘。.試卷二旳答案一律用藍(lán)色或黑色墨水筆寫(xiě)在試卷二答題卡指定區(qū)域內(nèi)，未寫(xiě)在答題卡指定區(qū)域或?qū)懺谠嚲砩蠒A無(wú)效。.宣布考試結(jié)束后，考生一律停筆，將試卷和答題卡反扣在自己旳桌上，坐在原位，等待監(jiān)考人員收試卷和答題卡。待監(jiān)考人員所有收齊點(diǎn)清無(wú)誤，宣布可以離場(chǎng)后，方可離開(kāi)考場(chǎng)。PartVWriting(15points)Directions:Youaretowritein100-120wordsonthetopicof“High-speedrailwayinChina.”YoushouldbaseyourcompositionontheoutlinegiveninChinesebelow..中國(guó)高速鐵路旳發(fā)展舉世矚目。.你對(duì)我國(guó)高鐵發(fā)展有何見(jiàn)解？請(qǐng)給出理由和例證。.結(jié)論。PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Abby:Doyoulikelivinginthecity?Bob: It’stoonoisy.A.That’sforsure. B.Notreally.C.Italldepends. D.Whoknows?Clair:Areyoucomingwithus?Douglas: I’vegottoprepareforthetest.A.Maybesomeothertime. B.Well,ifyouinsistC.Whocares? D.I’dbegladto.Allen:How’syourheadache?Jenny: .Themedicineworkedwonders.A.Stillthesame. B.Hatetotellyou.C.It’sallgone. D.It’sgettingworse.Kevin:Istherestaurantanygood?Tommy: ,butyouhavetotryitforyourself.A.Ithinkit’sgreat B.Don’tworryaboutit.C.It’sajoke D.I’veneverbeenthereJohn:Whynotgivemeacalltonight?Margret: Yournumberagain?A.Toolate. B.Doesitreallymatter?C.I’llbecrazybusy. D.I’lldothat.Blair:Hello.MayIspeaktoMr.Smith?Steve: Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?A.He’snotinrightnow. B.I’llgethimforyou.C.Holdthelineplease. D.Mr.What?Mike:it’sagreatmovie.I’llgowithyou.Grice:Great.Butwemustleavenowifyoudon’twanttomissthebeginning.Mike: A.I’dbegladto. B.Howtimeflies!C.I’llbeready. D.Whatagreatidea!Teacher:Allright. ?Student:Itsuredid.Thankyousomuch,professor.A.CanIseeyouinthenextclassB.IsitwhatyouwanttoaskC.HaveIunderstoodyoucorrectlyD.DidthatansweryourquestionJay:Howarethingsgoingwithyourmom?Lee:She’sdoinggreat.Ineveryway. A.Howdoyouknow? B.Thankyouforasking.C.Isthatright? D.Youknowbetter.Cashier:Okay,that’llbe$8.55.Customer: .Cashier:Thanks Next!A.Hereyougo B.TakethiswayC.Youareright D.It’sveryniceofyouKathy:Ihopetheyhaveallthatstaffatthesupermarket.Ben: Wecanalsolookonlineforthethingswelike.A.Itbeatsme. B.HowIcanknow?C.What’sthepoint? D.Itdoesn’tmatteriftheydon’t.Lucas:Sorrysweetie,Ididn’thearyou. ?Mary:Lookhere,thisdresshasmatchingbeltandshoes.Whatdoyouthink?A.Whereareyou B.HowyoudoingC.Whatdidyousay D.WhyareyouhereMark:Let’sgoandsitdownforawhile.Ineedtorestandhaveadrink.Linn: .I’mtiredtoo.A.Youareright B.That’samazingC.Let’sdothat D.We’llgiveitatryBoss:Congratulationstoyourpromotion,Jack.Employee: ,Mr.Anderson.I’lldomybestinthenewrole.A.Samehere B.ThankyouforyourtrustC.Thehonorismine D.I’dappreciateitCarlo:Howmuchisitforapersonforaday?Ben:Withlunch,it’sonly60Euros.Carlo:OK, .A.it’stooexpensive B.it’sadealC.forgetit D.GoodbyePartIIReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneThecomfortzoneisourliving,work,andsocialenvironmentsthatwehavegrownaccustomedto.Itdeterminesthetypeoffriendswemakeorpeopleweassociatewith.Itdeterminesalifestyleweacceptorreject.Youngpeopleareveryadaptable;theycanadjusttochangingcomfortzoneswithease.Theycansocializewithhomelesspeopleinthemorningandbeequallyateaseataformalbanquetintheevening.Asweage,theabilitytoadapttowide-rangingcomfortzonesbecomesmoredifficult.Socialprejudicenarrowsthecomfortzonerange.Thecomfortzonecanbeadecisionmakingtool.Comfortzonesaredirectlyrelatedtoourdreamsorgoals,whichisassociatedwithself-fulfillingprophecy（預(yù)言）.Inordertogrowandchange,wemustfirstbediscontentwithourcurrentcomfortzone.Wemustrealizethatallmeaningfulandlastingchangesoccurfirstindaydreamingandthentheyworktheirwayintoreality.Themoreclearlyandvividlywefantasizeourdream,thestrongerandmorerealthepicturesonthesubconsciouslevelwillbecome.Onceoursubconsciousacceptsthisimageanditsexpectation,itwillgotowork,searchingforawaytobringitintoreality.Ifwefeelthatthesethingsaretoogoodforus,wewillfindwaystofail.If,however,weintentionallyimaginethechangewewant,buildanexpectationofthechangementallyandemotionally,andwewillfindwaystoacquiredreamand,whenmentallyready,itwillarrivefasterthanweeverthoughtpossible.Forsomepeople,problems,suffering,poverty,badbreaksaretheircomfortzone.Theyfindcomfortinfindingfaultandcomplainingabouttheirmisfortune.Thesameistrueforbusinesses.Managementandworkershavegrownusedtoseeingthingsgowrongandexpectthemtoo.Managementfindscomfortinfindingfaultwithworkersandworkersandviceversa.Note:Ifthecomfortzoneweareseekingisbeyondourcurrentincome,then,weneedtodevelopaservicethathasgreatervaluethanourcurrentone.Money,powerandinfluencearenotgoals;theyarerewardsONLYforpersonalachievement.Asonegrowsolder, .A.one’scomfortzonebecomesnarroweronefindscomfortzonemoreeasilyonebecomesmoresympatheticonebehavesbetterinsocialgatheringWhatdoes“bediscontentwithourcurrentcomfortzone”(Para.3)mean?Bepreparedtorealizeourdreams.Keepdreamingofunrealisticgoals.Pictureourdreamsclearlyandvividly.Bedissatisfiedwithourpresentlife.Accordingtotheauthor,daydreaming .requiresacleargoalinminddoeslittlegoodtothepursuitofhappinesspreparesusformeaningfulchangesinlifewastesourtimeandenergyItcanbeinferredfromParagraph4that .comfortzonemayleadtoconflictscomfortzoneisnotnecessarilypositivepeopletendtofindfaultwiththemselvessurvivalishardinbusinesscircleByseekingabettercomfortzone,peopleaimto .makegreaterachievingmakemoremoneybemoreinfluentialgaingreaterpowerPassageTwoEntireculturesoperateonelaboratesystemsofindirectness.Forexample,IdiscoveredinasmallresearchprojectthatmostGreeksassumedthatawifewhoasked,“Wouldyouliketogototheparty?”washintingthatshewantedtogo.Theyfeltthatshewouldn’tbringitupifshedidn’twanttogo.Furthermore,theyfelt,shewouldnotstateherpreferencedirectlybecausethatwouldsoundlikeademand.Indirectnesswastheappropriatemeansforcommunicatingherpreference.Japaneseculturehasdevelopedindirectnesstoafineart.Forexample,aJapaneseprofessor,HarumiBefu,explainsthedelicateexchangeofindirectnessrequiredbyasimpleinvitationtolunch.Whenhisfriendextendedtheinvitation,Befufirsthadtodeterminewhetheritwasmeantliterallyorjustaritual,muchasanAmericanmightsay,“We’llhavetohaveyouoverfordinnersometime”butwouldnotexpectyoutoturnupatthedoor.Havingdecidedtheinvitationwasmeantliterallyandhavingaccepted,Befuwasthenaskedwhatshewouldliketoeat.Followingcustom,hesaidanythingwoulddo,buthisfriend,alsofollowingcustom,pressedhimtospecify.Hostandguestrepeatedthisexchangeanappropriatenumberoftimes,untilBefuthoughtitpolitetoanswerthequestion---polite---bysayingthatteaoverricewouldbefine.Whenhearrivedforlunch,hewasindeedservedteaoverrice---asthelastcourseofaluxuriousmeal.Befuwasnotsurprisedbythefeast,becauseheknewthatcustomrequiredit.Hadhebeengivenwhatheaskedfor,hewouldhavebeeninsulted.Butcustomalsorequiredthathemakeagreatshowofbeingsurprised.AccordingtoParagraph1,GreeksbelievethatwomenWouldliketogivedemandsUsemorequestionsthanstatementsCarefullyweavetheirwishesintoquestionsAreafraidofexpressingpersonalopinionsOnreceivingalunchinvitation,Befufirsthasto decidewhethertoacceptitornotfigureoutwhathewouldliketoeatpretendtoshowgreatsurprisejudgewhethertheinvitationisseriousWhywouldBefuaskforteaoverrice?Tobepolitebymakingthingseasy.Itishisfavorite.Toavoidbeinginsulted.Toendtheconversationquickly.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?Befuwasservedexactlywhathehadaskedfor.Itwouldbeimpolitetoserveasimplelunch.Befuwassurprisedbythelastcourseforlunch.Befuactedlikeheenjoyedhismealalot.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.GreeksandJapanesearewellknownforbeingindirect.Indirectnessisevidentinmanycultures.Mealsrevealalotaboutaparticularculture.Peoplesometimestelllieswithgoodintention.PassageThreeInwesternculture,anengagementbeginswith“yes”toasimplequestion:“Willyoumarryme?”Theseheart-stoppingwordsoftencomewithabeautifuldiamondring.Themanmakingtheproposalmaygetdownononeknee.Infact,menhavereliedonthissimple,romanticmethodofproposingmarriageforyears.Today,thisisnolongertrueforeveryone.ConsiderhowJustinFirestoneproposedtoNatalieAbreu.ThecoupletookahelicoptertourovertheblacksandsofHonomanuBay,Hawaii.SuddenlyAbreusaw"WillyoumarrymeNatalie?"spelledoutbelowwithcoconuts.Heranswerwasanastonished"Yes!"Firestone'sproposaltookweeksofplanningandhelpfromaprofessional.Butformenlikehim,theeffortputintotheproposalwasworthit.Manyguyswanttoshowhowserioustheyareaboutmarriagethroughanimpressiveproposal.Someevenwanttogivetheirfuturebridessomethingtobragabout.Publicproposals--atsportsgames,concertsandotherevents--arecommon.Butsomemendon'tsettlefortheirproposalscrolling（滾動(dòng)）acrossabigscreenbeforethousands.MillionssawJoeUva'sproposalonarealityTVshow.Hisgirlfriend,LauraO'Donnell,walkedintoanofficeandsawfriendsandfamilyholdingflowers.Withthecamerasrolling,Uvawalkedoutfromamongthemtopropose.O'Donnellsaidyes,tothereliefofUvaandhisaudience.Othermenhavechosenproposalsthatreflectthecouple'suniquerelationship.Suchproposalstakeplaceatafavoriterestaurantorinvolveasharedhobby.BerniePeng,forexample,programsvideogames,andTammyLienjoysplayingthem.WhenPengproposedtoLi,hemadeasmallchangeinherfavoritegame.Whensheplayedit,aringandmarriageproposalappeared.Theyrecentlygotmarried!Thesemenwereconfidenttheywouldgettheanswertheywanted.butthat'snotthepoint:Creativeproposalsleavememoriestobecherished.Whatwillmendoinatraditionalproposal?A.Usebeautifulwords.Buydiamondsinadvance.C.Planitformonths.D.Savealotofmoney.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?Firestonedidn’tspeakouttheproposal.Firestoneplannedtheproposalbyhimself.Nataliehadexpectedtheproposalontheirtrip.Firestone’sproposalwasinexpensive.Whatdoes“tobragabout”(Para.3)probablymean?Totalkaboutwithpride.Toremembersomeone.Tothinkaboutseriously.Tolookaroundcarefully.Whichoftheproposalswaswitnessedbythelargestnumberofpeople?A.Firestone’s.Abreu’s.C.JoeUva’s.D.Peng’s.Whatistheauthor’sopiniontowardscreativeproposals?Theyarelikelytogetpositiveanswers.Theyrevealmen’sconfidence.Theyarebeautifulmemoriesinlife.Theytakegreatcourageandwisdom.PassageFourABritishteenagerhasbecomeamulti-millionairaftersellinganapplicationsoftwarehecreatedtowebgiantYahoo.Thedealisreportedtobeworthupto30milliondollarsandincludesapositionworkingonYahoo’sfuturemobileprojects.NickD’Aloisio,17,startedhisSummlyapp（應(yīng)用軟件）whenhewasjust15.Hewasstudyingforschoolexamsandbecamefrustratedatploughingthroughlengthyonlinearticles.Hecreatedtheapptosummarizelongreportssothatpeoplecouldmoreeasilyunderstandthecontent.Yahoo’sbossofmobilecontentdevelopmentAdamCahansaid:“Itstartedwithaninsightthatweliveinaworldofconstantinformationandneednewwaystosimplifyhowwefindthestoriesthatareimportanttous,ataglance.”Nicktaughthimselftowritesoftwarewhenhewas12yearsold.HedevelopedthebulkofhisSummlyappinhisbedroom.Helaunchedhisappwhenhewas15anditsoonattractedover1.5milliondollarsofinvestment,includingfromHollywoodstarsKutcherandStephenFry.ThepurchasebyYahoomakestheBritishteenoneoftheworld’syoungestself-mademillionaires.HebelieveshisconnectionwithYahooisperfect,saying:“Tome,Yahooisthebestcompanytobejoiningrightnowbecauseit’soneoftheseclassicInternetcompanies.WithnewleadershipfromMarissaMayer,:Yahoohasastrongfocusonmobileandproduct,andthat’stheperfectmatchforSummly.”Hesayshisparentswillhelphimmanagethefinancialwindfall(飛來(lái)之財(cái))butthathewasnotdriventothedealbydollarsigns.“Technologyhasreallybeenthedriverbehindthiswholedeal,”hesaid.“Ican’twaittoseehowitplaysoutatYahoo.”TheBritishteenagerhas .setupasoftwarecompanysavedYahoofromitsdeclinebecomewealthywithhisappdevelopanewmodelofmobilesThephrase“ploughingthrough”(Para.1)mostprobablymeans“ .”quotingpreciselyrewritingcreativelydescribingindetailreadingwithdifficultyWhichofthefollowingistrueabouttheapplicationsoftware?Ithelpspeopleunderstandnewwords.Itsumsupthemainpointsoflongarticles.Itmakespeople’slifesimpler.Itbringsfreshinsightsintotheworld.ItcanbelearnedfromthepassagethatNick .begantowritesoftwareattheageof12developedSummlywithhisparents’helpearnedahighincomewhenhewas15wasattractedbyHollywoodstarsWhichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?TechnologyMovestheWorldAheadYahooAcquiresaMagicSoftwareTeenagerMakesMillionswithaNewAppOnlineArticlesAreNoLongerComplicatedPartIIIVocabularyandStructure(20points)Directions:Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyourC.cause D.bringC.cause D.bringC.cause D.bringC.cause D.bringanswerontheANSWERSHEET.Theweatherreport rainlastnight,butitturnedoutfineA.predicted B.assessedC.evaluated D.judgedMyvisittoyourcountywasawonderful .A.pastime B.recallC.entertainment D.experienceThegirls apizzaandtwodrinksandtookthemtoadiningtable.A.brought B.orderedC.charged D.bookedVanGoghis thebest-knownpainterintheworld.A.probably B.reasonablyC.immediately D.directlyFastfooddoesn’tseemlikeagoodidea,foritis .A.nutritious B.unhealthyC.balanced D.tastyItmaynot highincome,butitcanmakethemfeelproud.A.take B.affordManyillegalorganizationstrytocheatpeopleformoney thebank.B.inthenameofA.onbehalfofB.inthenameofwithregardtoforthesakeofwithregardtoforthesakeofHerpassionatevoicewasalwaysinfluentialand A.dulldecisiveA.dullformal D.hesitantPeopleinthisareaarein overtheheavilypollutedair.A.doubt B.dangerC.trouble D.suspenseIowedmysuccesstotheconstant ofknowledge.A.search B.chaseC.pursuit D.inquiryIalways mychildhoodasthehappiesttimeofmylife.A.lookoutfor B.lookbackonC.lookforwardto D.lookaroundforThetwoleaders ontheissuesoftheMiddleEast.A.discussed B.caughtC.supported D.differedOnlythosewhohavetastedbitternesswill amongothers.A.liftup B.goupC.burstout D.standoutTosaveenergy,peoplehaveto theirelectricityconsumption.A.cutout B.cutawayC.cutoff D.cutbackThecompanyhas heavyfinanciallossesoverthelasttwoyears.A.endured B.bornC.struck D.metThecloudshadspreadandnearly theentiresky.A.separated B.hiddenC.blocked D.coveredTheViceChairmanoftheconferenceis invitingtheVIPs.A.inviewof B.inchargeofC.intermsof D.inplaceofIamcertainlyluckytohaveakindwifewhoislovingA.inmind B.inpersonC.bynature D.onpurposeShedecidedtohaveaphysicalcheckupassoonasshefinished.whatshedidwhatshehaddonefinished.whatshedidwhatshehaddoneC.whatshewoulddoD.whatshewasdoingC.whatshewoulddoD.whatshewasdoing55.Idon’tobjecttohavingdon’tobjecttohaveamnotobjectingtohaveamnotobjectedtohavingIlikestayingaloneathomemorethanwithhertotheshoppingmall.A.togogoingC.gobeinggone.Icertainlydidn’tappreciatewhenImade55.Idon’tobjecttohavingdon’tobjecttohaveamnotobjectingtohaveamnotobjectedtohavingIlikestayingaloneathomemorethanwithhertotheshoppingmall.A.togogoingC.gobeinggone.Icertainlydidn’tappreciatewhenImadetheinstantcoffeeifit’sallyou’vegot.mistakes.A.tobeaccusedB.havingaccusedA.tobeaccusedB.havingaccusedC.tohavebeenaccusedD.beingaccusedC.tohavebeenaccusedD.beingaccused58.Youhavesaidthat,nowGrandma’sreallyangry.58.Youhavesaidthat,nowGrandma’sreallyangry.shouldn’tcouldn’tshouldn’tcouldn’tC.wouldn’tD.needn’tC.wouldn’tD.needn’t59.Thehotelcouldn’tofferforallfourofyou.59.Thehotelcouldn’tofferforallfourofyou.A.alargeenoughroomC.anenoughlargeroom60.NosoonerhadIlockedrang.A.alargeenoughroomC.anenoughlargeroom60.NosoonerhadIlockedrang.A.whenthan61.Rumorspread theinvolvedinthecrime.A.howC.whatB.alargeroomenoughD.aroomenoughlargethedoor thetelephoneafterAspresidentofthecompanywasthatD.whichYou’re understandtherealmeaningoflove.A.tooyoungto B.soyoungastoC.youngenoughto D.asyoungastoWhat wouldhappenifhetoldmomanddadwhatwehaddone.A.doyousuppose B.willyousupposeC.yousuppose D.mayyousupposeComeon,berealistic;lifeisnot itwasinyourtime.A.what B.whichC.when D.thatEversincewemovedtoSouthFloridatwoyearsago,we freshcleanair.

A.hadbeenenjoyingareenjoyingA.hadbeenenjoyingareenjoyinghavebeenenjoyingD.enjoyedI’mfully oftheconsequencesofwhatI’vesaid.A.doubtful B.awareC.worried D.concernedSomepeopleseemtolettheirkidsdo theylike.A.whatever B.howeverC.whichever D.whereverBillhaddrunk ashedidbutwithoutanyobviousilleffect.A.astwicemuch B.muchastwiceC.asmuchtwice D.twiceasmuchItisimportantthattheboy anadulttotakecareofhim.A.have B.hadC.has D.havingIwasinterestedinschoolwork;otherwiseI mad.A.shouldgo B.wouldhavegoneC.hadgone D.wouldgoTheparkwas easywalkingdistanceofourhotel.A.within B.insideC.about D.fromSomeexpensivedrugscanbe