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C.Shemovedtoanewapartment.

3.Wheredidthemanworkparttime?

A.Inabank.B.Inapostoffice.C.Inadepartmentstore.

4.Whatisthemandoing?

A.Takinganexam.B.Readingabook.C.Havingaclass.

5.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Inalibrary.B.Inaconcert.C.Inastore.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

每段对话后有几个小题，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。

每段对话读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

12.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.Havingdinner.

B.Doingexercise.

C.Watchingadietprogramme.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Howmanyquestionsdoesthemanask?

A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.

14.Whatequipmentinthekitchenusesthemostenergy?

A.Thestove.B.Therefrigerator.C.Thedishwasher.

15.Whatcanpeopledotohelpwiththeenvironment?

A.Drivethecarwithinthespeedlimit.

B.Buyanewcarinsteadofausedcar.

C.StopbuyingTheNewYorkTimes.

16.WhatdoweknowaboutSally?

A.Sheknowsalotaboutenvironmentalissues.

B.Shelikesreadingnewspapers.

C.Shedoesn’twintheprize.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatisthemainpurposeofofferingstudentsmanyextraactivities?

A.Toofferthemachancetoknowaboutthesociety.

B.Tohelpthempreparefortheiradultlives.

C.Togettheminterestedintheirstudies.

18.Whatcansportshelpstudentsdevelop?

A.Closeteamwork.B.Competitionspirits.C.Organizingability.

19.WhatdoesMr.Smithcallonstudentstodo?

A.Givemoneytothepoor.

B.Makeeveryefforttogainsatisfaction.

C.Offertimeandattentiontopeopleinneed.

20.WhatcanlistenersfindonOxfordUniversity’swebsite?

A.Adviceonextraactivities.

B.Communityserviceinformation.

C.Furtherinformationonthisinterview.

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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

MygrandmawhomweallcalledNannywasasolid,first-generation,Italianimmigrant.ShecametothiscountrywithherfamilyonatinyshipduringWorldWarIwhenshewasonly8yearsold.Duringthetripshesurvivedstormyseas，littlefood,andanattackbyaGermanU-boat.Aftergettinghere，herlargefamilyworkedhardtobuildanewlifeinAmerica.Theyneverhadmuchmoneybutwererichinlove.

　Oneday,whenIwasabout5or6yearsold,myparentsandbrotherswentonatrip.ItwasjustmeandNannyinthehousefortheweekend.Nannyseemedsohappytobetakingcareofmeallbyherself.Shemademeaspecialbreakfastthatfirstmorning.However,allIcoulddowastocomplainabouthowthefoodwasnothowMomalwaysmadeit.Nannyquietlyputdowntheplateandwentintothelivingroom.Ifollowedaminutelaterandsawthatshehadtearsinhereyes.ItwasthefirsttimeIhadeverseenmystrongandproudgrandmothercryandIwastheonewhohadcausedit.

　IwalkedovertoNanny,climbedonherlap,andforthefirsttimeinmyshortlifeIdidsomethingelsetoo.IapologizedwithoutbeingtoldtoandaskedNannytoforgiveme.Shesmiled,rubbedmyhead,andtoldmeIwasagoodboyeventhoughIdidn'

tfeellikeonethen.

ThatmemoryjustlikemyNanny'

slovewillstayinmyheartforever.Itisasignofbothstrengthandwisdom.Askingforforgivenesshelpsustolearn,togrow,andtolove.

21.Nanny’sfamilyimmigratedtoAmericamainlybecause_____.

A.theysufferedstarvationintheirhomeland

B.theywantedtostartarichlifeinthenewland

C.theytriedtogetawayfromtheterribleclimate

D.theircountrywasinwarandtheyneededpeace

22.TheboycomplainedtoNannythatthefood_____.

A.wasn'

tcookedthewayhismomdid 

B.wasservedabitlaterthanusual

C.waspreparedinaspecialway 

D.wasjusttohisparents’taste

23.WhenseeingNannycryinginthelivingroom,theauthorfelt_____.

A.surprised 

B.ashamed 

C.shocked 

D.annoyed

24.Theauthormainlywantstotellusthat_____.

A.forgivenesscanbebeneficialtopeopleaskingforit

B.hardshipscanmakechildrenmoreindifferent

C.grandparentsaremoretolerantthantheirgrandchildren

D.familytiescansometimesbemisused

B

Europeishometoavarietyofculturaltreasures.LonelyPlanet,theworld’slargesttravelguidepublisher,hasofferedpairsofcitiesforculturehungrybuttimepoortravelers.

LondonandParis

IttakesyouabouttwohourstotravelfromLondontoParisbyEurostar,ahigh-speedrailwayservice.Thetwocapitalcitieshavebeencompetinginfashion,artandnightlifefordecades－buteachsecretlylooksuptotheother.

NoonecandoubtthegrandandimpressivebeautyofParis'

LouvreMuseum,butifyouwanttosavemoney,youcannotskiptheBritishMuseumfreetovisit.ComparedwithLondon,ParishasmoreoutdoorattractionssuchasthebeautifulgreenwalkwayLaPromenadePlantee.

InParis,you'

llseedinerslingeroverredwine.WhileinLondon,youcantrysomeafternoontea,eatfishandchipsorsaltedcake.

ViennaandBratislava

AustriancapitalViennaandSlovakiacityBratislavaareanhourapartbytrain.ButsincetheyarelinkedbytheDanubeRiver,thebestwaytotravelisbyship.Atourofthetwocitiesistheperfectwaytoexperienceeverythingfrom17thcentury’sHabsburgdynastysplendortoscifirestaurants.

ViennaisfamousforMozartandimperialpalaces.YoucanappreciatetheperfectblendingofarchitectureandnatureinthegrandSchonbrunnPalace,andrewardyourselfwithacupofViennacoffee,whichhasmadeitswaytotheworld'

sculturalheritagelist.

Bratislavaisbestknownforitsfinedining－theremarkableUFOrestaurant.Youcanenjoyameatladendinnerhereinanamazingsetting.

25.What’stherelationshipbetweenLondonandParisaccordingtothetext?

A.Theyhelpeachother.　　　　　B.Theyattackeachother.

C.Theyadmireeachother.D.Theydon'

tlikeeachother.

26.WhataretheadvantagesofParismentionedinthearticle?

a.TheLouvreMuseumb.Freeaccesstomuseums

c.Moreoutdoorattractionsd.Betterwinesandperfumes

A.ac　　　　B.cd　　　C.acd　　　D.bcd

27.Whichofthecitiesshouldyouchooseifyouareinterestedinscifirestaurants?

A.London.B.Paris.C.Glasgow.D.Bratislava.

28.LonelyPlanetrecommendsthesetwopairsofcitiesbecause________.

A.theyarenotexpensivetovisit　　　

B.theyarebestknowntotheworld

C.theyarealwaysenemiesbetweeneachother

D.theyareclosebutdifferentinmanyaspects

C

29.Whyisitdifficulttofindawildbees'

nest?

A.It'

ssmallinsize.B.It'

shiddenintrees.

C.It'

scoveredwithwax.D.It'

shardtorecognize.

30.Thehoneyguideisspecialintheway.

A.itgetsitsfoodB.itgoestochurch

C.itsingsintheforestD.itreachesintobees'

nests

31.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.WildBeesB.WaxandHoney

C.BeekeepinginAfricaD.Honey-Lover'

sHelper

D

Weregularlyhearhowimportantconsumerspendingisfortheeconomy.Thestorygoeslikethisthemoreconsumersspend,themoremoneycirculatesintheeconomy,whichcontributestohealthyjobgrowthandprofits.Keynes,aBritisheconomist,wentasfarastosaythatindividualssavingtheirmoneymayactuallybehurtingtheeconomy.Soundstroubling,doesn’tit?

Fearnot.Youaren’tactuallyhurtinganyoneelsebysavingmoney.Strongeconomicgrowthonlycomesfromtheplacesavings.Notconsumption.Infact,economicactivityshouldnotbemistakenforeconomicgrowth.Forexample,somebodytakestheirmoney,walksintoastore,andpurchasesgoods.Thestoreincreasesitsrevenue.

Butwhathappenstoallofthosegoodsandservicesthatpeoplehavechosennottoconsumebysavingtheirmoney?

Simpleotherpeopleareallowedtoconsumethem.Thinkofitthiswaywhenyoulendoutyoursavings,youareactuallysaying,“Here,Iamnotgoingtoconsumerightnow,sowhydon’tyou?

”Bankssimplyplaythemiddlemantheycollectlotsofpeople'

ssavingsandthenlendoutlotsoffunds.

Ittakesanunbelievableamountofgoodsandservicestoconstructabuilding.Ittakesfood,shelter,andentertainmentforalloftheworkers,aswell.Withoutsavings,itisquiteimpossibletofinancesuchaconstruction.Thecoordinationbetweensavingsandconsumptionisanecessarybasisforsoundeconomicgrowth.Thiscoordinationisalsowhyconsumerlending（say,toborrowabigsumofmoneytobuyacar）isnotproductive,inastrictsense.Itdoesn'

tincreasethenet（净的）amountofwealthofaneconomy.Thosesavingscouldhavebeenusedtoconstruct,say,factoryequipment.

Noneofthismeansconsumptionandspendingare“bad”things.Theysimplydonotmakeuswealthier.Afterall,thefinalgoalofproductionandsavingsistoconsume.Buttosaythatconsumptionistheengineofeconomicgrowthistoputthecartbeforethehorse.Or,torephrasetheconsumptionofwealthcannevermakeyouwealthier.Happier,perhaps.Wealthier,no.

32.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsKeynes’theory?

A.Approving.B.Reserved.C.Uncertain.D.Critical.

33.Theunderlinedword“revenue”inParagraph2isclosestinmeaningto“_______”.

A.costB.reputationC.incomeD.interest

34.Accordingtotheauthor,whichchartcouldshowtheeffectofsavingsoneconomy?

35.Whatwouldbethebestti