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聽力

NEWS1

Africanleadersplantoturnthecontinentintoacontinentwithoutborders.Theywill

introduceasinglepassportpolicy,allowingfreemovementbetweencountries.Theidea

fromtheAfricanUnionhasbeenmodeledontheEUXianggangfreemovementdeal.Europe

hasabolishedmanyinternalborders.ThisenablesvisafreemovementacrosstheconiinenL

Currently13Africancountrieshavevisafreedealsinplacewitheachother.Theseallow

citizenstovisitanothercountrywithoutavisa.Somecountriesoffervisasonarrival.In

contrast,Americansareabletotravelto20ofthecontinentscouinricswithoutavisjor

secureavisaonarrival.TheAfricanUnion,whichrepresents54stateswantstoabolishthe

requirementofavisaforAfricansvisitingotherAfricancountries.Italsowantstoestablisha

freetradedealacrossthecontinentinthenearfutureastradewithintheAfricancontinent

costsmorethananyotherregion.

QI:Whatisthenewsreportmainlyabout?

Q2:WhatbenefitwillafreetradedealbringtoAfricaneconomy?

A)Aproposedpolicy…

C)Itwillreducethecost..

NEWS2

ResearchersattheIcelandfoundanewwayoftacklingclimatechangebypumpingcarbon

dioxideundegroundandturningitintostone.Othercarboncaptureandstoragemethods

storecarbondioxideasagas.butproblemsincludeahighcostandconcernaboutleaks.This

newmethodofburyingcarbondioxideandturningitintostoneischeaperandmoresecure,

theguardianreports.Toturncarbondioxideintostone,researcherswiththeCarbOaduoy

projectpumpedthegasintovolcanicrockandspedupthenaturalprocessi:nwhichthe

volcanicrockreactswithgasandformscarbonminerals.Thegasturnedintosolidinjust

twoyears,muchfasterthanthehundredsorthousandsofyearsresearcheshadpredicted.

TheresearchtookplaceatIceland'sHellisShediPowerPlant.AlreadytheprojectinIceland

hasbeenincreasedinscaletobury10,000tonsofcarbondioxideeachyear.Onepotential

difficultyisthatforeachtonofcarbondioxideburied,thetechniquerequires25tonsof

water.However,theleadresearchersaidseawatercouldbeused.

Q3:Whatnewmethodhasbeendevelopedtohelpfightclimatechange?

Q4:Whatisapotentialdifficultyinapplyingthenewtechnique?

I))Pumpingcarbondioxide...

C)Highconsumptionofwater

NEWS3

PeopleinFrancearekeepingawayfromanarrowFrenchloafinfavorofhealthiercheaper

options.AssociationhassaidtheNationalAssociationofFrenchMillerssaysbread

consumptionisonihedeclinewithFrenchpeopleeatingninegramslessthaninthe

previousyear.Theassociationisconcernedabouttheeffectsthistrendwillhaveontheir

tradeandsuggeststhreereasonswhyitishappening.Associationcitedchangingdiets,in

particular,theswitchtothoselowincaloriesasafactorinthereductionofbread

consumption.Thiscouldexplainwhythedifferenceinconsumptionbetweengendersisso

big.Nowadays.Mencatanapproximateaverageof14Cgramsofbreaddaily,whcrcas

womeneat80to90grams.Thesecondreasontheysayi*lifestylechangesinthecountry

withpeoplededicatinglesslimetobreakfastwhenbreadwouldtraditionallybeeatenwith

butterandjam.Finally,therisingcostofbreadisconsideredtobeafactorwiththepriceofa

Frenchstickloafincreasingbynearly25%inthelast10years.

Q5：WhatdoesthenewsreportsayaboutFrenchpeople'sbreadconsumption?

Q6:WhatdowelearnaboutFrenchOaduoywomenfromthereport?

Q7:Whatissaidal)outlifestylechangesoftheFrenchpeople?

B)Ithasbeen...

D)Theyfavordiets...

B)Theyspendlesstime...

CONVO1

W：Next,please.

M:Yes,I'dliketobooktwotrainticketstoLondontomorrowmorning,please.

W:Okay.Whattimewouldyouliketogo?

M：Well,aftertherushhour.Ithink,we'dliketoavoidthecrowdsifpossible.Soprobably

sometimearound10o'clock.

W:Noproblem.Justgivemeaminute.There,sonehereat9:47,thenoneat10:12.Andthen

athirdat10:26.

M:Theoneat12minutespast10.Soundsgood.

W:AllrighLWouldyouliketosilinfiritorsecundcld55?

M:Secondclassisfine.Thanks.Isthereanychancewecouldhaveawindowscatforoneof

those?

W:Noproblem.AndI'vebookedthoseseatsnexttoeachotherforyouThetotalpriceis36

pounds,50cents.Isthereanythingelse?

M:Yes,actuallywe'llbetakingourbicycleswithus.Whatisthearrangementforthat?And

willitcostextra?

W:It'snoextracost.Thepricew川bethesame.Allyouneedtodoiswaitatthefarendof

theplatform.Whenthetrainarrives,tellthetrainguardwhereyou'regoing,andhewillhelp

yousecurethebicyclesinthelastcarriageandgiveyouaticket.Thenyoucanwalkdown

throughthetraintoyourcarriageandtakeyour.WhenyouarriveinLondon,handtheticket

totheguardandhewillreturnthebicyclestoyou.

M:Thankyoufortheinformation.That'sveryhelpful.

Q8:WhenwouldthemanliketoleaveforLondon?

Q9:Whatistheman'sotherrequest?

Q10:Whereshouldthemanwaitforthetrain?

QU:Whatshouldthemandotocollectthebicycles?

A)Aftertherushhour.

C)Onewindowseat

B)Atthefarendof...

D)Givetheticketto...

C0NV02

M:Goodmorning.OurguesttodayisKarenBrook.KarenisthemanagingdirectorofCube

MovieTheaterlocatedonUnderhillRoad.Thankyouforcoming,Karen.

W:Thankyouforhavingnw.

M:SotellusaboutyourCinemaCubemovietheater.

W:Sure.Cubeandmovietheaterhasbeenaroundnowfor11years.lfslocatedinwhatused

tobeahatfactory.

M:Oh,really?

W:Yeah.ThereusedtobemanyhatfactoriesinBritainuntilaroundthe1950s.butfashion

changedandmostpeoplestoppedwearinghats.Sopracticallyallofthosefactorieshadto

closedown.Thisoneinparticularwasclosedfor47yearsbeforewctransformeditintoa

movietheater.

M：Iseo.Ihearthere'ssomethingelsethatmakesyourtheater.Whatisitthatsetsyouapart

fromothertheaters?

W:Wearetheonlymovietheaterinthewholecountrythatonlyshowsforeignmovies.

M:Isthereenoughdemandforthat?IwouldhavethoughtthatinLondon,mostpeopledon*t

speakforeignlanguages.

W:Sure,there'senoughdemand.Thefactthatwehavebeenopenandinbusinessforall

theseyearsprovesit.Londonisaverylargeandinternationalcity.Therearelotsofpeople

interestedinwatchingsuchmovie.Furthermore.Imightadd,allmoviescomewithEnglish

texta(thebottomof(hescreen.Soevenifyoudon'tunderstandwhattheactorssay,youcan

stillreadit

M:Ofcourse.Whatmoviearcyoushowingrightnow?Thisweekwe'reshowingamusical

fromPakistan.It'sverypopular.

Q12:WhatdowclearnabouthatfactoriesinBritain?

Q13:WhatisspecialaboutCubeMovieTheater?

Q14:WhatdoesthemansayaboutmostpeopleinLondon?

QI5:WhatdocsthewomansayaboutforeignmoviesshowninLondon?

C)Nearlyallofthem...

A)Itshowsforeignmovies...

B)Theydon'tspeak...

D)TheyhaveanEnlgish…

PSG1

Lovethemorhatethem.Smartphoneshavebecomeanintegralpartofourdailylives,hut

shouldtheybeleftoutsidetheclassroom?NickGib,ministerforSchoolStandardsin

Englandbelievesschoolsshouldbantheirpupilsfrombringinginsmartphones.Astrid,

Natalie,asecondaryschoolmathteacher,incorporatesphonesintoherclassroom.My

schooldoesn'thavemoneyfortablets.Shesays,whenstudentsusetheirphonesfor

research,theylearntheyhaveapowerfultoolintheirhands.Ifwestopchildrenusing

phones,wearerejectingsomethingtheycareabout.Meanwhile,HelenLockhart,a

registerednurseworkingforcommunityeducation,supportsacompleteban.I'mbanned

frommobileuseatwork,andmyphonemustbehandedin.IfTmcaughtwithitinmypocket,

1willbesubfecttodisciplinaryprocedure,whichwillimpactonmycareer.Weneedtoteach

childrenhowtobehaveliketheprofessionalsthey'restrivingtobecome.RichardStoneand

Englishteacherthinksthereshouldbeaclearseparationbetweenschoolandhome.

StudentsshoulddothingsdifTerentlyinthetwoenvironments.Childrenaregeltingmore

thanenoughscreentimeintheirliveswithouttheneedtobringtheirphoneintothe

classroom.Theinternetistooeasyandtoounreliable,aresearchtool.Solet'sleavephones

andlaptopsathomeandshowthemadifferentworldintheirlessons.Oneofbooksand

pens.Hesays.

Q16:WhatdowelearnaboutAstridNat,asecondaryschoolmathteacher.

Q17:WhydoesHelenLockhartaregisterednursesupportacompletebanonsmartphone

useintheclassroom?

Q18:WhatshouldstudentsdointheclassroomaccordingtoRichardStone,anEnglish

teacher?

B)Sheincorporatessmartphones...

C)Tohelpchildrengrow...

A)Usebooksandpensonly

PSG2

Kate,asixyearoldgirl,helpedherbrotherwashwindowstogetarewardpromisedbyher

mother,apurpledollthatshewanted.Shewatchedhermotherorderthedollonline.The

nextday,Kateaskedifshecouldchecktheshippingstatus,sohermomclickedonthe

webpage,butthenshenoticedsomethingelse,suggestionsaboutotherdollsandtoysshe

couldorder.15minutesandafewclickslaterwithmorethan$350worthofdollsinhercart.

Oaduoyplacedtheorderandranofftoplay.Thenextdaywhilecheckingonanotheronline

order.Hermothernoticedthelonglistofdollsontheway.Shewasabletocanceltwoof

them,butitwastoolatetocanceltherest.Shetoldherdaughterthattheyweregoingtobe

returnedwhenthepackagesarrived.Katewantedtoopen.Butherparentssaidno.Instead

ofsendingbackthedolls,herfathersuggestedgivingthemtothelocalchildren'shospital.So

thenextweek,Kate'sfamilyloadedup(heircarandtookallthedollstotheplayroomatthe

children'shospital.Katewasdepressedatfirst,butthenshesatwithsomegirlpatientsand

theyopenedupalltheboxestogether,laughingandplaying.Shehadalotoffunandleamed

areallygoodlesson.

Q19:HowdidOaduoyearntherewardfromhermother?

Q20:WhatdidKatedoafterhermotherlefttheroom?

Q21:WhatdidKate'sfamilydoafterthepackagesarrived?

D)Byhelpingherbrother...

A)Shedorderedalarge.

B)Theytookallofthem.

PSG3

Canthedateyouwerebornaffecthowsuccessfulyourlifeis?Accordingtorecentresearch

doneinAustralia,theanswerisyes.Theresearchersfoundthatthetimewhenaperson

startsschoolhasanenduringimpactontheirlives.Thosewhoarerelativelyold.compared

totheirclassmates,havecertainadvantagesoverthem.Previousresearchhasfoundolder

studentsachievebetterresults.Theyarealsomorelikelytoattenduniversityandbecome

professionalathletes,chiefexecutives,andevenimportantpoliticians.ButtheAustralian

researcherswantedtodiscoverwhatwasdrivingthesedifferences.Theysuspectedolder,

morematurestudents,obtainedmoreself-confidencethantheirpeersbecausethey

achievedbettergrades.Totestthisout.theyconductedtwostudies.Onewaswithhigh

schoolstudentsandtheotherwithmorethanathousandAustralianadults,agebetween24

and60yearsold.Inthefirststudy,morethan600highschoolstudentsweresurveyedabout

theirtendencytotakerisksandfeelconfident.Inthesecondstudy,thosebornonbothsides

ofthecut-ofFdateforstartingschoolwereaskedtocompleteonlinemathquestionsandrate

theirperformances.Theywerealsoaskedabouttheriskstheytookwhileridingbicyclesand

managingtheirfinances.Theresearchei*sfoundthatolderstudentsdisplayedgreaterrisk-

takingtendencies.Whilerisk-takingcanbeconsideredanegativeattribute,itsalsoa

characteristicofsuccessfulpeople,includingathletes,politicalleadersandentrepreneurs.

Q22:AccordingtorecentresearchconductedinAustralia,whathasalastingimpactonone's

life?

Q23:WhatwasthepurposeoftheAustralianresearch?

Q24:Whoweretheparticipantsintheresearchers*firststudy?

Q25:Accordingtotheresearchers,whatisonecharacteristicofsuccessfulpeople?

A)Thetimeonestartsschool.

B)Tofindcausesfordifferences...

D)High-schoolstudents.

C)Risk-taking.

聽力答案：

1.A)AproposedpolicyallowingAfricanstotravelinAfricawithoutavisa

2.C)ItwillreducethecostoftradebetweenAfricancountries.

3.D)Pumpingcarbondioxideundergroundtoformstone.

4.C)Highconsumptionofwater

5.B)Ithasbeenonthedecline

6.D)Theyfavordietslowerincalories

7.B)Theyspendlesstimeeatingbreakfast

8.A)Aftertherushhour.

9.C)Onewindowseat

10.B)Atthefarendoftheplatform

1l.D)Givethetickettothetrainguard.

12.C)Nearlyallofthemcloseddowndecadesago.

13.A)Itshowsforeignmoviesexclusively.

14.B)Theydon'tspeakforeignlanguages

1S.D)TheyhaveanEnglishtranslationonthescreen.

16.B)Sheincorjioratessmartphonesintoherteaching.

17.C)Tohelpchildrengrowuptobeprofessionals.

18.A)Usebooksandpensonly

19.D)Byhelpingherbrotherwashwindows.

20.A)Sheorderedalargenumberofdolls.

21.B)Theytookallofthemtothechildren'shospital.

22.A)Thetimeonestartsschool.

23.B)Tofindcausesfordifferencesintheparticipants'performance.

24.D)High-schoolstudents.

25.C)Risk-taking.

選詞填空

26.0)alike

27.D)struck

28.L)delight

29.C)suspect

30.1)intense

31.A)wore

32.M)colorful

33.H)mess

34.B)wildlife

35.N)bore

段落匹配

36.Manypeopletodayst川findnamehyphenationuponmarriageunacceptable.

H)Ifyoucareaboutoutsideopinionsonyourname...

37.Asacompromise^bridewillinmostcasesadoptanamethatcombinesthecouple'slast

names.

D)Mostofthetime,though,themostpopularcompromise.^

38.Thebrideshouldconsideradoptinghergroom'slastnamewhetherhefeelsstrongly

aboutitornot

I)Whetheryourfuturehusbandinsistingonyouradopting...

39.Nfakingpreparationsformarriagecausesalotofstress.

A)Whilebeingmarriedisgreatandwonderful...

40.Hyphenatingthelastnamescouldbeawin-winsolutionshouldargumentsariseabout

whatnametoadoptuponmarriage.

J)Onespousewantsacompletenamechange.Theotherspousewantsnonamechange..

41.Itusedtobeconsideredsociallyunacceptableforabride(oretainhermaidenname.

B)Theactofkeepingherownlastnamewasconsideredtabooandpeople*seyebrows...

42.Thebridewhoadoptsahyphenatedlastnameaftermarriagecanmaintainconnections

withiheirpastachievements.

E)Itallowsyoutostayconnectedtoaccomplishmentsthat...

43.Uyphenatingnamesallowsthebridetopreserveherownidentitywhilerespecting

tradition.

G)Atthethetime,yournameisassociatedwiththeidentityyou've...

44.Nomatterwhatnametljebrideadopts,itismostimportantthatthenewlywedstruly

loveeachother.

L)Attheendoftheday,whetheryoueachkeepyournames,...whatmattersisthatyoulove

eachotherandaregoingtobejoiningyourlivestogether.

45.Legallyspeaking,thebrideisfreetochoosewhatevernamesheprefers.

F)Whiletraditionisonething,thereisn'tanylogicalreasontocompletelychangeyour

name...

仔細閱讀1

46.Whatdowelearnfromthepassageaboutthebrightestpeople?

A)Theycanmakesillymistakesinstraightforwardsituations.

47.Whataccountsfortheexistenceofintelligentpeople,slogicalblindspots?

B)Toomuchfaithintheirabilitytothink.

48.Howdosmartpeoplereactwhentheyarefoundtobewrong?

D)Theymaygeloffended.

49.Whatmayhappentosmartpeoplewhofinditdifficulttoacceptsuggestions?

A)Theymaysufferintheirprofessionalandprivatelife.

50.Whatissaidaboutthoseworkingwithorunderoverachievingpeople?

C)Theyareunderincreasingpressure.

仔細閱讀2

51.WhyistheU.S.StateDepartmentlaunchinganonlinelearningprogramforrefugees?

D)Tohelpthemtomeetnewemploymentstandards.

52.Whatdoweknowabout"CourseraforRefugees"?

A)Itprovidesrefugeeswithawiderangeofcoursesfreeofcharge.

53.Whatdoesthepassagesayisaconsequenceoftheglobalmigrantcrisis?

D)Refugeesfinditmoredifficulttogetajob.

54.Whatdoestheauthorsaycausesrefugees'difficultyintakingonlinecourses?

C)Lackoflanguageskills.

55.WhatdidthejointstudyfindabouttheMOOCsseveralyearsago?

B)Theybenefitedmostofthelearners.

寫作

介紹最近讀的書

Inrecentyears,readingisbecomingincreasinglypopularandnecessaryincurrentsociety.

Goodbookscanbringuswidehorizonandalargeamountofknowledgewhichcanmakeus

wiser.AmongallthebooksIhaveread,themostunforgettableoneis7'heCallofthe

W47</whichwaswrittenbyJackLondon.

ThisbookismainlyaboutastoryofadognamedBuckHewasafavoritedogof|udge

Miller'sfamily.HehadbeencivilizedandlivedinawarmvalleyinsouthernCalifornia.Then

unfortunately,hewassoldtoAlaska,acold,remote,andgold-richstateinthenorthofthe

UnitedStates.Afterthat,hebecameasleddogandtrainedunderseriousconditions.With

arduousstruggle,hestartedlivingonhisown.Thisbookshowsthatthedoginthecivilized

worldisforcedbyitsownertoreturntothebarbarism.Thoughtheprotagonistisadog,it

alsoreflectstheworldofhuman.Thethemeofthisbookisabout"survival".Lifeisalwaysin

theprocessofcontinuousstruggletosurvivesothatwegainmeaningandpower.

Afterreadingthisbook,Ifeelastrongsenseofvitality.Atthesametime,itgivesinecourage

andconfidencetofaceobstaclesinmylife.I'msurethatwecanfinallysuccessjustasBuck

inthisbookwiththisbeliefanddetermination.

翻譯1

近年來，越來越多的年輕人喜愛各種形式的自助旅游許多自助旅游者選擇徒步或者騎自

行車出游他們自己設(shè)計路線.自帶帳鐐,廚具以及其他必備的生活用品在旅途中.自

助旅游者能夠發(fā)現(xiàn)一些新的美麗景點,但有時也會遇見意想不到的困難或突發(fā)事件-游客

在旅行中擁抱自然、欣賞美景,同時也增強了自己克服困難的勇氣和野外生存的能力.

Inrecentyears,anincreasingnumberofyoungpeopletakeaninterestinvariousformsof

self-guidedtours.Manyself-helptouristschoosetotravelonfootorbybike.Theydesign

routesandcarrytents,cookware?indothernecessitiesontheirown.Duringthejourney,

theycanoftenfindsomenewscenicspots,butsometimestheywillencounterunexpected

difficultiesoremergencies.Touristscanembracenatureandenjoythebeautifulscenery

whiletraveling,andatthesametimetheyenhancetheircouragetoovercomedifficulties

andimprovetheirabilitiestosurviveinthewild.

翻譯2

近年來.越來越多的城市居民為安村的田園風(fēng)光所吸引.利用節(jié)假日到鄉(xiāng)村旅游他們住

在農(nóng)民家中.品嘗具有當(dāng)?shù)仫L(fēng)味的農(nóng)家飯菜.有些游客還參與采摘瓜果等活動,親身感受

收獲的喜悅鄉(xiāng)村旅游能夠有效地幫助游客舒緩壓力,放松心情,增進身心健康實際上,

這種旅游形式不僅能使城市游客受益，同時也能增加農(nóng)民的收入.促進農(nóng)村經(jīng)濟發(fā)展

Inrecentyears,moreandmoreurbanresidentsareattractedbytheniralsceneryandtravel

tothecountrysideintheholidays.Theyliveinfanners'homesandtastethefoodwithlocal

flavor.Sometouristsalsoparticipateinsuchactivitiesaspickingfruitstoenjoythejoyof

harvest.Ruraltourismcaneffectivelyhelpvisitorsrelievestress,relaxandimprovetheir

physicalandmentalhealth.Infact,thiskindoftourismcannotonlybenefiturbantourists

butalsoincreasefanners'incomeandpromoteruraleconomicdevelopment

寫作部分（共3套）

介紹最近讀的書

AsBaconsaid,somebooksaretobetasted,otherstobeswallowe

d,andsomefewtobechewedanddigested.Asfarastheclassics

Ihavebeenreadinglately,theonethatIthinkismostworthchewi

nganddigestingisJaneEyre.

ThestorycentersonawomannamedJaneEyre.Janewasapooro

rphanwithanunpleasantlifeinherchildhood,butherintelligence

distinguishedherselfatThornfield,wheresheworkedasagovernes

s.HertruelovewithEdwardRochestermadeherbravelyrejectoth

erpeople'sproposalevenafterbeingdeceivedbyRochester.Finall

yJanecamebacktoRochesterwhowasdisabled.Whatapowerful

andindependentwomansheis!

Afterunderstandingthestoryindepth,readerswillbecomemorea

wareoftheinfinitepossibilitiesofwomen.Feminismisawordthat

attractswomeninallages.Inmyopinion,womenwillberespecte

diftheyrespectthemselves.Theyshouldhavethecouragetodepe

ndontheirownpower.Onlythepowerfromtheirdeepheartcan

reallymakewomenbeautifulandconfident.

關(guān)于演講的報道

ALectureaboutHowtoBecomeaGoodWriter

OnJune2,ProfessorWang,afamousscholar,gaveasuccessfullec

tureonhowtobecomeagoodwritertostudentsintheLectureH

allwhichwascrowdedwithfeverishstudentswhowereeagertoha

veaninteractionwithProfessorWangthroughoutthelecture.

ProfessorWangstartedhislecturewithaprovocativequestion——wh

atawriteris?Thenhedescribedhisearlylife,whichcontributeda

lottohiscreations.Finally,combiningthepersonalexperiencewith

hisprofoundunderstandingofthemissionofawriter,heconclude

dhislecturewithseveralsuggestionsonhowtobecomeagoodw

riter.

Thelectureinspiredsparksandenthusiasmamongstudentswhoar

efascinatedwithliterature.LiHua,aseniormajoringinChineseLit

erature,saidhefeltveryexcitedtoseeProfessorWangpersonally

andgainedmuchencouragementandinspirationforhisfuturestud

ies.

職業(yè)規(guī)劃

AnAccountandSummaryofaCareerPlanningSeminar

RecentlyIattendedacareerplanningseminar.Thisseminarmainly

discussedtheimportanceofcareerplanningandtoldusascollege

studentshowtoplanourcareers.

Throughthiscareerplanningseminar,Irealizedthatit'sessentialt

ohaveacareerplan,becauseithelpsusmakeeffectivecareerdeci

sionsandrespondtimelytonewopportunities,andkeepsusfocus

edonourcareergoals.Besides,Ialsogotsomeessentialcareerpl

anningstrategies.IunderstoodthatIcansetshort-termgoalsand

long-termgoalsformycareer,andbyachievingthoserealistic,achi

evable,time-boundshort-termsgoalscanIrealizemylong-termdr

earnstepbystep.

Fromthiscareerplanningseminar,Ireallygainedalotandbegant

othinkaboutmyfutureandmylifeseriously.

聽力部分(共1套)

第一套

1.A)AproposedpolicyallowingAfricanstotravelinAfricawithout

avisa.

2.C)ItwillreducethecostoftradebetweenAfricancountries.

3.D)Pumpingcarbondioxideundergroundtoformstone.

4.C)Highconsumptionofwater

5.B)Ithasbeenonthedecline

6.D)Theyfavordietslowerincalories

7.B)Theyspendlesstimeeatingbreakfast.

8.A)Aftertherushhour.

9.C)Onewindowseat.

10.B)Atthefarendoftheplatform.

11.D)Givethetickettothetrainguard.

12.C)Nearlyallofthemcloseddowndecadesago.

13.A)Itshowsforeignmoviesexclusively.

14.B)Theydon'tspeakforeignlanguages.

15.D)TheyhaveanEnglishtranslationonthescreen.

16.B)Sheincorporatessmartphonesintoherteaching.

17.C)Tohelpchildrengrowuptobeprofessionals.

18.A)Usebooksandpensonly.

19.D)Byhelpingherbrotherwashwindows.

20.A)Shedorderedalargenumberofdolls.

21.B)Theytookallofthemtothechildren7shospital.

22.A)Thetimeonestartsschool.

23.B)Tofindcausesfordifferencesintheparticipants'performanc

e.

24.D)High-schoolstudents.

25.C)Risk-taking.

閱讀部分(共1套)

第一套

選詞填空

文章開頭:It'safantasythatgoesbackcenturies:amessageinabot

tie...

【答案速查】26-30ODLCI31-35AMHBN

26.Oalike

27.Dstruck

28.Ldelight

29.Csuspect

30.Iintense

31.Awore

32.Mcolorful

33.Hmess

34.Bwildlife

35.Nbore

(1)長篇閱讀

標題：Hyphenatingyourlastnameaftermarriage?

(2)答案速查

36-40HDIAJ41-45BEGLF

(3)題干、答案和定位處

36.Manypeopletodaystillfindnamehyphenationuponmarriage

unacceptable.

36.H【定位】Ifyoucareaboutoutsideopinionsonyourname,you

shouldknowthatalargeportionoftoday*ssocietyisannoyedby

thehyphenatedname.

37.Asacompromise,abridewillinmostcasesadoptanamethat

combinesthecouple7slastnames.

【定位】

37.DMostofthetime,though/themostpopularcompromi

seistohyphenateyourlastnameandthelastnameofyourgroo

m.

38.Thebrideshouldconsideradoptinghergroom'slastnamewhet

herhefeelsstronglyaboutitornot.

38.I【定位】Whetheryourfuturehusbandinsistingonyouradoptin

ghislastnameisaredflagtoyouornot,itisstillsomethingtha

tyoushouldtakeintoconsideration.

39.Makingpreparationsformarriagecausesalotofstress.

39.A【定位】Whilebeingmarriedisgreatandwonderful,theact

ofgettingmarriedcanbequitestressful.

40.Hyphenatingthelastnamescouldbeawin-winsolutionshould

argumentsariseaboutwhatnametoadoptuponmarriage.

40.J【定位】Onespousewantsacompletenamechange.Theother

spousewantsnonamechange.Hyphenatingthetwonamesisaw

ayforeachpersonto,atleastalittlebit,"win"theargument.

41.Itusedtobeconsideredsociallyunacceptableforabridetoret

ainhermaidenname.

41.B【定位】Theactofkeepingherownlastnamewasconsidered

tabooandpeople'seyebrowswouldraiserightoftheirfaces...

42.Thebridewhoadoptsahyphenatedlastnameaftermarri