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motherinlawwhocouldstep　inatshortnotice—

A.mutteringB.saidC.answerD.haduttered

35.Butfrom______,youcouldforgetmycarefully

preparedspeechaboutthefutureofthecompanyandmy

roleinit.

A.thetimeB.thatmomentonC.theinstantD.thatday

36.IfthequestionwereaskedofmetodayI

would______theidiotwhoaaskeditbysaying:

“Tellme,as

aparent,whatwouldyoudoifyourachildwereill?

A.beagainstB.gotoaskC.turnitbackonD.liketo

make

37.You’dexplaintowhatIwouldhopeisacaring

companyandbetoldtoleavetheofficeand______for

yourfamily.”

A.bethereB.gotoC.arriveD.beavailable

38.ButIwas______thatbravenorthatbolshyinthose

days.

A.soB.alsoC.eitherD.neither

39.______,Igotthejob—probablybecause,asawoman,I

wascheaper.

A.SurprisinglyB.ObviouslyC.AsaresultD.Therefore

40.Needlesstosay,noneoftheothermale______was

askedthesamequestion.

A.colleguesB.candidatesC.workmatesD.participants

41.ImentionitonlybecauseIam______aboutthe

Government’splantobringinnewlawswhichwouldgive

parentstherighttoaskforchildfriendlyworking

hours,notbecauseit’snotrightandproper—

A.worriedB.curiousC.eagerD.uneasy

42.butbecause______itwillgivefirmstheexcuseto

discriminatefromthewordgo.

A.itisseeminglyB.itislikelyC.itseemstomeD.it

likesme

43.______,whichwassupposedtoheraldtherightto

flexibleworkingaandchildfriendlyhoursnowalsogives

bossestherighttosaynoiftheybelieveitwill

damagebusiness.

A.Thiswatereddownnewversionofalaw

B.Thisnew,watereddownversionofalaw

C.Thisnewversionwatereddownlaw

D.Thislawofnewversionwatereddown

44.Sowhowillwin,ninetimesoutof10?

Thosepaying

thewages,that’swho:

they’redoingtherecruiting.Male

andsingle______femalewithchildren—guesswhollget

thejob?

A.andB.orC.butD.nor

45.Itcouldsetbackequalityinthe

workplace______,andtherewillbefewwhowillbeina

positiontotaketheircomplainttotribunal.

A.bydecadesB.fortensofyearsC.inacenturyD.for

alongtime

46.LikeparttimepolicewomanMichelleChew,awarded

compensationwhenbossesrefusedtochangeher______to

allowthesinglemothertolookafterher

children.Result?

A.normalB.everydayC.routineD.shift

47.Theylostanofficerwith______experience,and

taxpayersinAvonandSomersetfootedthebill.Whatkind

ofbusinesssenseisthat?

A.13yearsB.13yearsC.13yearsD.13year

48.Butthisisnotjustamale______female

issue,althoughthedangeristhat’swhatitwillbecome.

A.versusB.againstC.oppositeD.and

49.______istheBritishfirmwhichissaidtobe

refusingtobringhomeanexecutivefromNewYork

A.WhatapityB.HowheartlessC.SoindifferentD.What

ashame

50.who’sworriedabouthissonwakingupscreamingin

thenightafterhewasatschoolneartheWorldTrade

Center______thehijackersstruck?

A.atthetimeB.onthedayC.intheinstantD.bythe

moment

SectionBErrorCorrection（10points）

Thefollowingpassagecontains9errors.In

eachcaseonlyonewordisinvolved.Youshould

proofreadthepassageontheAnswerSheetandcorrectit

inthefollowingway:

PartIIISituationalDialogues（5minutes,10points）

Completethefollowingdialoguesby

choosingthebestanswer.Thenmarkthecorresponding

letterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethrough

thecenter.

61.Tom:

Myteamplayedaseriesofgames.

Mike:

________________________

Tom:

Wewonthefirsttwogames,butlostthelast

three.

A.Oh,really?

B.Howdidyoudo?

C.Congratulations!

D.Youdidagoodjob!

62.Mary:

Ifeelreallyhomesick.Iwanttogoback

home.

David:

________________________Whenyouaremore

accustomedtoaaaaaabeinghere,youwillfeelhappier.

A.Don’tworry.You’llbebettertomorrow.

B.You’dbetternot.

C.Youhaven’tadjustedtothisnewplaceyet.

D.OK,youcangonow.

63.Ricard:

Doyoubelievethatsmokingcausescancer?

Dillon:

________________________Theyshowedpeoplewho

smokegetaaaaaaacancermuchmoreoftenthanpeoplewho

don’tsmoke.

A.Maybeyes.

B.Yes.Doctorshaveprovedit.

C.Totellthetruth,Idon’tbelieveit.

D.Personallyspeaking,Idoubtit.

64.Kate:

John’sarealbaseballfan!

Tony:

________________________Hegoestobaseballgames

alltheaaaaatimeorwatchesthemonTV.

A.Yes,hereallylovesbaseball.

B.However,heisabadplayer.

C.Hemustcoolhimselfdown.

D.Oh,whathedoesisridiculous.

65.Tina:

Awomanstolefiftydollarsfromme.Igave

herthemoneyaaaaabecauseshesaiditwouldhelpasick

girlinthehospital.

Eve:

________________________It’sworsethanbeing

robbedbyaaaasomeonewithagun!

Tina:

Well,it’snotasdangerousasbeingrobbedby

someonewithaaaaaagun.

That’strue.Iguessfraudisjustasbadasother

typesofaaaaacrime.

A.Howhorribleitis!

;

Idratherberobbedbysomeone

witha　aagun.

B.Youarekindhearted.;

Becarefulnexttime.

C.Idon’tthinktheresreallyasickgirlwaitingfor

youraamoney.;

Iagreewithyou.

D.That’saterriblecrime.;

Yes,butinthefutureyou

willbeaalesstrustingthanbefore.

66.Jimmy:

Ithinkhoneybeesareveryuseful

insects.Theymakehoney　　fforus.

Amy:

________________________Theyalsohelptheflowers

growaaaintoafruit.

Jimmy:

ButIdon’tliketermites.Ithinkthey’re

disgusting.

________________________Theyreactuallyavery

goodsource　　offood.Peopleinsomecountrieseatthem.

Really?

Ididn’tknowthat.

A.Ilovehoneyverymuch.;

Metoo.

B.Theyneverdotheleastharmtous.;

That’swrong.

C.That’sagoodpoint.;

I’mnotsureIagreewithyou.

D.Wehavedifferentopinions.;

Onthecontrary,theyare

notaadisgusting.

67.Beth:

Alwaysbehonestwithyourpatients.That’s

whatmyadvisoraaaaatoldmetodo.

Ken:

________________________Ialwaystrytotellmy

patientstheaaaatruth.

A.Don’tbelievewhathesaid.B.That’sagoodruleto

liveby.

C.Sayingiseasierthandoing.

D.Yes,Idoliketofollow,althoughsomepatientsdon’t

likeit.

68.Sally:

Areyougoingtogetanewcar?

Dick:

________________________Ifmyoldcarstops

working,I’ll　　　havetobuyanewone.

A.Itdependsonmyoldcar.B.Ofcourse.Anewcaris

cool!

C.No,Iwon’t.D.I’dliketohaveyouropinion.

69.Nora:

You’relate.Nowwe’llmissthemovie.

Alex:

________________________Iwasstuckintraffic.

A.Whyareyousoimpatient?

B.Oh,youshouldgotothemoviebyyourself.

C.There’snothingserious,Ithink.

D.I’msorry,honey.Iapologize.

70.Jenny:

SoJoe,Iheardyoursisterdecidedtogo

intothearmy.　　Joe:

Well,Idon’tknow.Mostofthepeople

inthearmyaremen.Iaaaadon’tthinkwomenshouldbein

thearmy.It’sreallyaman’saaaajob.Youhavetobe

strong.

Jenny:

Strong,huh.　________________________　　　　　　　　　　　Joe:

No,not

likeaman.

Oh,Isee.

A.Whatdoyouthinkaboutthat?

Don’tyouthinkwomen

canbe　　　strong?

B.That’sagoodnews.;

Iamstrongenough.

C.Whatareyougoingtodo?

Itdoesn’tmatter.

D.I’msorrytohearthat.;

Don’tyouthinkyouare

strong?

PartIVReadingComprehension（25minutes,40points）

Thereare2readingpassagesinthis

part.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsor

unfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemtherearefour

choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

Questions71to75arebasedonthefollowingpassage:

HARDDISKDRIVETECHNOLOGY

　　Afewyearsago,aqueryaboutthehealthofa

person’sharddiskdrivewouldhavebeenmetwitha

blankstare.Nowadays,almosteveryoneisawareofthis

remarkableelectronicstoragemediumthatispartof

everymoderncomputer,eventhoughmostusersremain

ignorantofthecomplexityofharddrivetechnology.

　　Intheearlydaysofcomputing,aninformationrecordofacomputer’smemorycontentwaskeptonpunchedcardssimilartothewayinwhichanautomatedpianostoresthekeynotesequencesonapianoroll.Later,magnetictapewasusedtostoreelectronicsignals,andisstillthefavouredmeansofeconomicallybackingupthecontentsofharddrives.However,accessinginformationsequentiallystoredontapeisslowsincetheelectronicdatamustbeinputthroughafixedheadinsinglepass.

　　Harddiskdrivessolvethisproblembyincorporatingaspinningplatteronwhichmagneticdatacanbemadeaccessibleviaamovingheadthatreadsandwritesinformationacrossthewidt