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2.Forwhichsubjectdoesthewomanfeelfullyprepared?
A．English.B．Maths.C．Physics.
3．Whatmighttheweatherbeliketomorrowafternoon?
A．Cloudy.B．Rainy.C．Fine.
4.Whenwillmostoftheexamsend?
A．OnJanuary20th.B．OnJanuary23rd.C．OnJanuary26th.
5．Whatisthemangoingtodo?
A．Givethewomansomepills.
B．Pulloutthewoman'
stooth.
C．Makethewomanfallasleep.
第二节（共15小题；
每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。
请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6．Whatisbotheringthebaby?
A.Herhands.B.Hereyes.C．Herskin.
7．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?
A．Usetheoldpowder.B．Tryanewpowder.C．Bathethebabymoreoften.
请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8．Howlongdidtheman'
sfriendsstayintheapartment?
A．Onehour.B．Twohours.C．Threehours.
9．Whydidn'
tthemancleanupthemessimmediately?
A．Hedidn'
twanttomakehisfriendswait.
B．Heknewthewomanwouldcleanitup.
C．Hedidn'
trealizehowdirtyitwas.
请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10．Whatkindofbusinessarethetwospeakersin?
A．Athleticshoes.B.Sportsclothes.C.Sportsequipment.
11．Whatisthesecondchoiceofsportinthe36-to-45agegroup?
A．Jogging.B．Tennis.C．Skiing.
12．Inwhichagegrouparemenabitmoreactivethanwomen?
A．The18-to-26agegroup.B．The27-to-35agegroup.C．The46-to-55agegroup.
请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13．WhydoesthemansayWillisunusual?
A．Helikesgreenmost.
B．Herarelysellshispaintings.
C．Hehasanarrowchoiceofcolors.
14．WhathelpsWillbeeagoodpainter?
A．Hisfamilybackground.
B．Histeachingexperience.
C．Hisworkforchildren'
sbooks.
15．WhatdoesWilllikedrawingmost?
A．Lovelychildren.B．People'
sfaces.C．Beautifulscenery.
16.WhatcanpeopleexpectfromWillnextsummer?
A．Anexhibition.B．Hisfirstpaintingshow.C．Anonlinevideoprogram.
请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．WhichroomisfortheAcademicTestofEnglish?
A．Room204.B．Room307.C．Room405.
18．Whereshouldthestudentsputalltheirbelongings?
A．Inthelockers（柜子）.
B．Onthechairsoutsidethetestingrooms.
C．Inthefrontofthetestingrooms.
19．Whatmustthestudentsdotousetherestroom?
A．Gowithamonitor.B．Finishtheirtests.C．Askforpermission.
20．Whatdoweknowaboutthestudents?
A．Theywilltakethespeakingtestfirst.
B．Theyarefromdifferentcountries.
C．Theycanusetheirownpens.
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。
YoumaythinkwhatyousayonWeChatisyourownbusiness,butapparentlytheforeignauthoritiesdon’tagree.Inotherwords,youneedtobefullyawareoftheitemsyou’renotallowedtobringbeforeyoutravelabroad.
Obscene（淫秽）andpirated（盗版）materials
InmanyWesterncountries,possessingandtransportingunderageporn（黄色书刊）isconsideredaseriouscrime.AccordingtotheUnitedStatesDepartmentofJustice,afirsttimeoffender（冒犯者）chargedwithproducingchildpornfacesfinesand15to30yearsinprison.ThewebsiteofUKVisasandImmigrationalsolistedpiratedcopiesofmoviesandmusicasillegal,becausetheyinfringe（侵犯）uponintellectualproperty（财产）rights.Ifyou’recaughtbringingpiratedproductsintotheUK,theproductswillbeconfiscated（没收）,andyoumayfaceprosecution（起诉）.
Food,animalsandplants
AccordingtoAustralia’sDepartmentofImmigration（移民）andBorderProtection,Australiahasstrictquarantinelaws.Animalsfromoverseascouldbringdiseasesandpestsintothecountryanddestroythelocalenvironment.
Cash
Thereisalimitofcashyoucanbringwhentravelingabroad.AccordingtoUKVisasandImmigration,themaximumamountofcash（includingbankers’draftsandchecks）youcanbringintothecountryis￡10,000（72,000yuan）.You’llhavetodeclareitifyou’rebriningmore,oryoucouldfaceafineofupto￡5,000（46,000yuan）.Butifyou’reenteringtheUKfromanotherEuropeanUnioncountry,youdon’tneedtodeclareyourcash,nomatterhowmuchyouhave.
Otheritems
Customsrulesvaryfromcountrytocountry.Forexample,whenenteringAustraliayoualsoneedtodeclaretraditionalmedicinesbecausetheymaycontainendangeredplantoranimalproducts.Heritage-relatedgoods,includingartworksandstamps,alsoneedtobedeclared.Thisiswhyyoushouldalwayscheckthelocalcustoms（海关）websitetomakesureofwhatyoucanputintoyourluggage,andofcourse,yourelectronicdevices.
21．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?
A．TravelersshoulddeclaretheircashwhenenteringtheUKfromGermany
B．BoththeUSAandtheUKhavelawsagainstobsceneandpiratedmaterials
C．Youcanbringmorethan￡10,000withoutdeclaringwhenyouentertheUKfromChina
D．TakingtraditionalmedicinestoAustraliamaydestroythelocalenvironment
22．WhichofthefollowingitemsmaybeallowedtobringwithoutdeclaringwhenyouenterAustralia?
A．TraditionalmedicinesB．Petdogsandcats
C．StampalbumsD．Storybooks
23．Whereisthearticleaboveprobablytakenfrom?
A．AtravelbrochureB．Afashionmagazine
C．AnexhibitionguideD．Asciencereport
B
A60-year-oldhomelesswomannamedSmokiehasbeensleepingoutsideinthedirtafewdoorsdownfromamannamedElvisSummers.
Mostmornings,shestopsbyElvis’sLosAngelesapartmentandasksifhehasanyrecyclablesforher.Throughtheseconversation,theystruckupafriendship.
Onemorning,ElvissawanewsarticleaboutamaninOaklandwhohasbeenmakingtinyhousesoutofdiscardedmaterial.HewasinspiredtoputoffpayingafewbillssohecouldbuythelumberandhardwaretomakeSmokieabrandnewshelter.Ittookhimfivedaystobuild,andnow,forthefirsttimeintenyears,Smokiehasaplacetohangthesign,“HomeSweetHome.”
Ihadnowheretoreallybuildit,soIjustbuiltitinthestreetoutsideofmyapartment,”hetoldGoodNewsNetwork.“ThelocalLAPDcopshavebeensupercool,andhavetoldmetheysupportit–aslongaswemoveittoadifferentspotevery72hours.”
Hemadethisniftytime-lapse（延时的）videoshowinghowhedidit.Thematerials,includingtwolocksonthefrontdoorandsturdywheelsformovingitaround,costhimabout$500.
“I’vemetsomanyhomelesspeople,goodpeople,”Elvissaidinanemail.“SinceIbuiltSmokie’s,I’vehadseveralpeopleaskmetomakethematinyhomeandit’sturnedintomuchmorethanjusttheonehouseIwantedtobuild.”
Althoughherunsanonline
retailstorethatsellsEDMapparel,hedecidedtolaunchanambitiousprojecttofundmoreshelters.Heplanstogetlighterandcheapermaterials—withoutsacrificingthestrengthofthehouse—forthenextround.RickSassen,abranchmanager,kindlydonatedtheroofshinglesandcedarsidingforSmokie’shouse,finalitemsElviscouldn’taffordonhisown.Sassenhaspromisedtoworkoutadealonfuturebuildingmaterialsforthesamecause.
24．Whatisthemeaningoftheunderlinedwords“struckup”inparagraph2?
A．keptonB．Established
C．gaveoutD．damaged
25．WheredidElvis’sinspirationtobuildatinyhouseefrom?
A．AnewsreportB．Asciencebook
C．AfictionstoryD．Anadvertisement
26．Whatisthemainfeatureofthetinyhouse?
A．Itisair-conditionedB．Itisverylight
C．ItcanmovearoundD．Ithasnoroof
27．WhatcanbeinferredaboutElvisfromthelastparagraph?
A．HewillgethelpfrompoorpeopleB．Heearnshislivingbybuildinghouses
C．HeplanstobuildstrongerhousesD．Hewillhelpmorehomelesspeople
C
Athree-meter-tallreadingpavilion（亭子）hasbeethemost-frequentedplacefortheyouthacrossmajorcitiesinChina.Peoplelineuplongqueuesforauniqueexperienceinsidethepavilioninspiteofhotsunorrain.
ThepavilionshavebeenfrequentlyfoundinmoreplacesacrossthecountryafterfirstappearinginBeijing,andwereatfirstinspiredbythenewCCTVprogram“Readers”,whichwasfirstbroadcastinFebruary.However,what'
ssoamazingaboutthelittleroominsidethepavilion?
Aimedatinvitingmorepeopletoshowtheirtalentinreadingbeautifulliteraturewithinterestingstoriesofeverydaylives,citizenscanrecordthemselvesreadingandeachpersonisallowedtoreadintothemicrophoneforthreeminutes.ThebestreaderswillhaveachancetoappearontheCCTVprogram.
Manypeoplefromdifferentagegroupsandprofessionalbackgroundswereseentoqueueupforhourstoreadtheirfavoriteliterature,withsomeofthemstoppingbyevenbeforeitopened.Seniorsandthedisabledweregivenpriority.
TheopeningtimeinShanghaiwassaidtobeaslongasninehours,anditevenlastedforanotherthreedaysbecauseoftheunexpectedcrowds.ZhouDeming,theassociatelibrarianofShanghaiLibrary,wishedtheatmospherecouldlastlongerandsaid,“TheTVprogramwillbeoveroneday,butthejoyfulnessandinspirationofreadingwillalwayscontinueinpeople'
severydaylives.”
ManyattractivelinesandpoemsamongChina'
sliteraturewerebroughtupbythesebook-lovers,including“SayingGood-byetoCambridgeAgain”byXuZhimo.“It'
stotallyokayifitdoesn'
tmakemestepontothestageofCCTV,”saidLiuYan,acitizeninline.“I'
mherejusttoread.”
ThereadingpavilionhasnowmovedtoXi'
an,capitalofShaanxiProvince,whichissaidtolastabouthalfamonthforlocalstowalkin.Permanentpavilionsarealsounderconsideration,accordingtotheproductionteam.
28．WhatdoweknowaboutthereadingpavilioninParagraph1?
A．Itisreallypopular.B．Itisconvenient.
C．Itisveryrelaxing.D．It
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