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A.Makingthereservation.B.Continuingwaitinghere.C.Goingtoanotherrestaurant.
2.WhatwillPeterdofirst?
A.Gohome.B.Dohishomework.C.Buysomecandy.
3.WhatdoesthewomanaskMiketodo?
A.Brushhisteeth.B.Savewater.C.Drinksomewater.
4.Whydoesthemanseeminlowspirits?
A.Hehasbeensickthisweek.
B.Hemissedhisfavoritemovies.
C.Hegotlittlesleepthesedays.
5.Whatisthewomanworriedabout?
A.Theman’shealth.B.Theman’scookingskill.C.Theman’ssafetyinMexico.
第二节（共15小题；
每小题1．5分，满分22．5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；
听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。
每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.Whatistheman’sproblem?
A.Hehasabackache.
B.Hetooktoomanypills.
C.Helostcontactwithhisdoctor.
7.WhydoesDoctorGreenbreaktherulefortheman?
A.Heisverypolite.B.Heisseriouslyill.C.Hecan’taffordafullcheckup.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8.Whoisthewoman?
A.Theman’sclassmate.B.Annie’ssister.C.Annie’sroommate.
9.WhatdoesthemanwanttotellAnnie?
A.Hisnewaddress.B.Hisvisit.C.Hotelinformation.
10.HowcanAnniegetintouchwiththeman?
A.Sendhimanurgentmessage.
B.Dialthephonenumber4934975.
C.GotoRoom668,theTerminalHotel.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11.Whatdoesthewomaninvitethemantodotoday?
A.Attendaparty.B.Studytogether.C.Seeafilm.
12.Whenwillthespeakersmeet?
A.At4:
15.B.At4:
30.C.At4:
45.
13.Wherewillthespeakersmeet?
A.Atthebookstore.B.Atanice-creamshop.C.Attheschoolgate.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14.Whatdoesthemando?
A.Apoliceman.B.Afirefighter.C.Ajournalist.
15.Howmanykidsdiedfromthefire?
A.2.B.5.C.28.
16.Wheredidtheboythrowthecigaretteend?
A.Onthecarpet.B.Onthesofa.C.Onthetable.
17.Whywastheboyabletotouchthecigaretteend?
A.Hisfatheraskedhimtothrowit.
B.Hisfatherwasdrunkandsleeping.
C.Hisfatherlefthimaloneathome.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18.Howcanfrozenfoodbekeptcoldatordinarytemperatures?
A.Byusingbags.B.Byusingwater.C.Byusingpaper.
19.Whatisadvisedtodowhencamping?
A.Usespecialdryfoods.
B.Nevercookmeatoreggs.
C.Keepmilkinacoolerbox.
20.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Howtopickupfreshfood.
B.Howtoeathealthilyindifferentweather.
C.Howtokeepfoodfromgoingbadinsummer.
第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（共15小题；
每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
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InternationalJuniorEnglishSummerCampforTeensinNewYorkCityislocatedonRoseHillcampusofFordhamUniversityfoundedin1841.Thiscampofferslearnersaged11—17fromallovertheworldtheopportunitytoimprovetheirEnglishlanguageskills,explorethe“BigApple”andenjoyoneoftheworld’sgreatestcitiesandavariedandexcitingactivityprogram.Weofferresidential（居住的）anddaycampprograms.
PricesandDates
DatesoftheJuniorCamp:
June28—August2,2020
AllarrivalsanddeparturesareonSundays.Programduration:
from1to5weeks.
Fees
•ResidentialCampProgramfee:
1week:
$2,110
2weeks:
$4,120
3weeks:
$5,630
4weeks:
$7,455
5weeks:
$9,820
•DayCampProgramfee（DayProgramisfromMondaytoFridayfrom08:
45—18:
00）:
$915
$1,580
$2,380
$3,080
$3,825
•Applicationfee:
$100
•Guardianshipfee:
$105
ResidentialProgramFeeincludes:
•20lessonsperweekinthemornings
•Residentialaccommodationintwinrooms
•Allmeals（daycamppricesincludelunchonly）
•Outings,allitsticketsincluded
•Afternoonandeveningactivityprogram
•Two-wayairporttransfers
•Closeconsiderationand24-houremergencytelephonenumber
•Placementtest
•FullEmergencyMedicalInsurance
•Leavingcertificate
Wedon’thaveapplicationdeadlines.Pleasenotethatthecampcapacityisonly200studentsandmanyparentsandgroupleadersare“EarlyBirds”andmaketheirdecision6to8monthsinadvance.
21.WhichofthefollowingcanbethelearnersoftheSummerCamp?
A.Afive-year-oldchild.B.Athirty-year-oldman.
C.Afifteen-year-oldstudent.D.Asixty-year-oldgrandmother.
22.HowmuchwillyoupayifyouchooseDayCampfor3weeks?
A.$2,380.B.$2,480.
C.$2,485.D.$2,585.
23.WhatdoweknowaboutResidentialProgram?
A.Learnerscanjoinmorningactivityprogram.
B.Learnerswilltakeatleast20lessons.
C.Learnershavetoapplyforitbeforethedeadline.
D.Learnersarerequiredtopayextrafortheirmeals.
B
Inintensesummerheat,aNevadabusdriver’squickthinkingtohelpanelderlypassengerthisweekwasasimplereminderthatalittlekindnesscangoalongway.
BusdriverMikeBlairnoticedanoldmanwholookedtobesosufferinginwhathesaidwasabout105-degreeheat,andhedecidedtogetoutandhelp.
“Thisgentlemanwouldnotboardthebus,”hesaid.“Heseemedlikehestartedtograspthewallandseemedtobeinpain.”
AfterBlairhelpedhimboardthebus,heplacedthemannexttotheairconditionerbeforereachingintohislunchboxtoofferacoolbottleofwater.Afterabout10minutes,theelderlymanwasbackonhisfeetandonhisway.
“Hegotoffthebusandsaid,‘Thankyou.’Ashegotoff,hesaid,‘Simplyamazing!
’”Blairsaid.
Blairwasnotawarethatsomeonedocumentedwhathecalled“Justasmallactofkindness”,untilhisemployerKeolisaswellastheRegionalTransportationCommission（RTC）reachedouttohim.KeolisthrewthebusdriverasmallpartyandevenframedthephotopostedtoTwitter—asocialnetworkingservice—forhimtohave.
“IguessIhavetolearnhowtodoTwitter,huh?
”Blairjoked,addingthatanyonewouldhavedonewhathedid.
“Well,maybethiswilltouchpeople’sheartssotheywilldosomethingkindaswell,”hesaid.
Keolis,whichisequippingitsdriverswith10,000bottlesofwaterthissummer,trainsitsdriverstospotsignsofdehydration（脱水）.
24.Whydidtheoldmanfailtogetonthebusinthebeginning?
A.Hehurthisfeet.B.Hedidn’tfeelwell.
C.Hewaswaitingforsomeone.D.Helostsomethingbesidethewall.
25.Whatcontributedmosttotheoldman’simprovingcondition?
A.Thefirstaid.B.Thetimelylunch.
C.Thecoolwater.D.Thesupportingwall.
26.HowdidKeolisgettoknowBlair’sstory?
A.ThroughtheInternet.B.ThroughtheRTC’sreport.
C.Fromtheoldman’sstatement.D.Fromthebuscompany’sparty.
27.WhatdidKeolisthinkofBlair’sdeed?
A.Itwashisduty.B.Itdeservedrecognition.
C.Itwasjustasmallactofkindness.D.Itwasanordinaryperson’sreaction.
C
Oneoftheimportant,butseldom-discussedproblemsinhealthcarereformishowtotakecareofouragingpopulationaspeoplecontinuetolivelonger.AccordingtoanewstudyfromtheMacArthurResearchNetworkonanAgingSociety,by2050Americansmaylive3.1to7.9yearslongerthanthegovernmentexpects.Thatwouldmeanwomenwouldlive89to93yearsandmen83tonearly86years.Theresearchersbasetheirconclusionon“rapidadvancesinbiomedical（生物医药）technologythatdelaythestartandprogressionofmajordeadlydiseasesorthatslowtheagingprocess.”
Whilethisisgoodnews,especiallyfortheyoung,thelifeexpectancy,whichisinexcessof（超过）thegovernment’sestimates,wouldraisecostssharplyforMedicareandSocialSecurity.Ifthestudy’spredictionsareaccurate,thetotalcostforthosetwoprogramsthrough2050couldbebetween$3.2trillionand$8.3trillionhigherthantheUSCensusBureau（人口普查局）andtheSocialSecurityAdministrationcurrentlyexpect.
Andthat’sonlythebeginning.Withanticipatedscientificbreakthroughsincomingdecades,peoplecouldeventuallyliveto150yearsofage,saysDr.StevenJoyal,anofficialoftheLifeExtensionFoundation（LEF）,anonprofitorganizationthatpromotesresearchonhowwecanlivelongerandhealthier.TheMacArthurpaper,infact,saysthatsomeexpertsbelievetheaveragelifeexpectancycouldhit100by2060.
What’smore,Joyalsays,theconquest（战胜）ofdiseaseandtheslowingoftheagingprocesswillleadtoasharpdeclineindisability,allowingpeopleofadvancedagetofunctionaswellastheydidwhentheyweremuchyounger.“Inotherwords,a90-year-oldpersoncouldhavethesamementalandphysicalcapacityassomebody40or50yearsold.”
28.Whatdoesthenewstudyshow?
A.Americanswilllivemuchlongerby2050thantheydonow.
B.GreatprogresshasbeenmadeintheUSinpublicsecurity.
C.FewpeoplepayattentiontothehealthcarereformintheUS.
D.FewerAmericanssufferfromdeadlydiseasenowthanbefore.
29.WhatprobablyhelpsAmericanslivemuchlonger?
A.Socialsecurity.B.Healthcarereform.
C.Biomedicaltechnology.D.Newresearchinhealthcare.
30.WhatproblemmayalongerlifeexpectancyintheUSleadto?
A.Theagingprocesswillspeedup.
B.Itaddstothechanceofbeingdisabled.
C.Theoldwillhavesomementalproblems.
D.Itwillincreasepubliccostsforthegovernment.
31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.LifeforSeniorCitizensintheUS
B.TheLongerLifeExpectancyintheFuture
C.TheDisadvantageofLongerLifeExpectancy
D
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