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isthebestanswer.YoushouldchooseAnswer[A]ontheAnswerSheetandmarkitwithasinglefinethroughthecentre.

SampleAnswer[A][B][C][D]

1. A）Theteachermadethestudentswriteinclass.

B）Theteachertaughtanewlesson.

C）TheteacherputofftheclassuntilFriday.

D）Theteacherreviewedapreviouslesson.

2. A）It'

sgoingtobealotoffun. C）It’sgoingtoattractalotofstudents.

B）It'

sgoingtorequirealotofreading.D）It’sgoingtoworkoutquitewell.

3. A）Toarestaurant. C）Toaplay.

B）Tothebeach. D）Toamusichall.

4.A）Thetrainiscrowded.C）Thetrainisontime.

B）Thetrainislate.D）Thetrainisoutoforder.

5.A）Maryenjoyslearningmathematics.

B）Maryhasneverstudiedmathematics.

C）Maryisperhapspooratmathematics.

D）Marymustbegoodatmathematics.

PartIIReadingComprehension（35Minutes）

Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA）,B）,C）andD）.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.

Questions16to20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

PassageOne

ThemodernvillageofApolloniaisonthecoast,sixteenkilometersnorthofCyrene.Itisreachedbyadelightfulroadthatdropsdown700metersovertwohuge“steps”ofrocktothesea.

TouristsgodowntoApolloniaintheafternoon,aftertheyhavespentthemorninginCyrene.Bothplaceswerecitieslongago,andtheyarefullofinterestingandbeautifulruins.ThereismoretobeseeninCyrene—ontheground,youunderstand.Ifyouwanttoknowtheexcitementofanunderwatercity,Apolloniaistheplace.

SomeruinsofApolloniaareonthemainland.Someareonanislandathousandmetersfromtheshort.Therestnowliebetween,undereightortenmetersofwater.Theseaiswarm,seldomrough.Itisoftenalmostasclearasglass.

Onastillday,then,swimouttowardstheisland.Swimunderwaterasmuchasyoucan,withyoureyesopen.Lookdown.

Firstyouseeastreet,withhousesandshopsonbothsides.Theirroofshavefallenin,butthewallsarestanding.Someshopshaveabigstonetable—acounterperhaps？

Candstoneshelves.Attheendofthisstreetyoucometoasquare.Ithasawidepavementallaround,andsomebuildingsopendirectlyontothepavement.Weretheycafes?

Didthewaitersputtablesandchairsonthepavementinsummerlongago?

OvertwothousandyearsagothekingofEgyptvisitedthecity.HebroughthisdaughterCleopatrawithhim.Shewastenyearsoldatthetime,andherfatherbuiltahugeswimmingbathforher.YoucanstillseeCleopatra'

sBath,behindthecafesinthesquare.Andyouwillnotbesurprisedtohearthatitisstillfullofwater!

16.HowfaristheunderwatercityApolloniaawayfromCyrene?

A）About16kilometers.C）About700kilometers.

B）About1,000kilometers.D）About8to10kilometers.

17.Whatdowelearnfromthepassage?

A）Cyrene’sunderwatersightsareveryinteresting.

B）Apollonia’sunderwaterruinsmakethetouristsexcited.

C）Theunderwatercityhasonlyonepart.

D）Theruinsoftheunderwatercityareallonanisland.

18.WhatdidthekingofEgyptdowhenhevisitedthecitywithisten-year-olddaughter?

A）Hebuiltasmall,well-equippedbathforhisdaughter.

B）Hebuiltalargesquareforhisdaughtertoplay.

C）Hebuiltmanycafesinthesquare.

D）Hebuiltahugeswimmingbathforhisdaughter.

19.WhatdidtheauthorsuggestthatyouvisitApollonia?

A）Droptwo"

steps"

ofrocktothesea.C）Swimunderwater.

B）Goalongthebeach.D）Swimouttowardstheisland.

20.Theauthorsaysthat"

Cleopatra'

sBathisstillfullofwater"

because

A）it'

sstillopentothetouriststotakeabath

B）it'

sunderaboutninemetersofwater

C）it'

stoohugetobefullofwater

D）it'

sbigenoughtobeaswimmingpool

Questions21to25arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

PassageTwo

ManyAmericancollegeanduniversitystudentsliveinuniversityresidencehalls.Thesehallsarepopularlycalled"

dorms"

.Residencehallsmayoffervarioustypesoflivingaccommodations.Therearesinglerooms,inwhichastudentlivesalonebutthereprobablyareagoodmanymoredoublerooms,whichtwostudentsshare.Somedormshavesetsofrooms,wheresmallgroupsofstudentshaveseparatebedroomsbutshareabathroomandmaybeastudyroom.

Thereareusuallyanumberofconveniencesavailableforthoselivinginuniversityresidencehalls.Mosthavewashingmachinesandclothesdryersforusebytheresidents.Manydormshavekitchenswherestudentscanpreparelightmeals:

Residencehallsgenerallyprovidenotonlyroomandboardbutpublicroomsandrecreationalfacilities（娱乐设施）andsometimesstudyroomsfortheiruse.

Ifyouliveinadormitoryyouneedtoknowwhattherulesandregulationsare.Mealsusuallyareservedatonlycertainhours,andyoumustbethereatthosehoursifyouexpecttoeat.Theremaybeonlycertainhourswhenvisitorsmaycome,ortheymaybelimitedtocertainareasofthedormitory.Oftencookinginbedroomsisprohibited（禁止）,andtheuseofcertainpiecesofelectricalequipmentsuchascoffeepotsorhairdryersmaybelimited.

Livinginaresidencehallcarriescertainobligation（义务）.Youhavetobeconsiderateofothers,especiallyduringstudyhours.Telephonecallsandvisitsbyfriendsshouldbeshort.Youhavetocooperateinkeepingtheroomasneataspossible.Itissometimeshardtobetolerantofanotherperson'

shabitsthatmaydifferfromyourown.

21.ResidencehallsinAmericanuniversitiesprovide.

A）singleroomssharedbytwostudents.

B）apartmentsforsmallgroupsofstudents.

C）doubleroomsfortwostudents.

D）separateroomswithacommonbathroom.

22.Livinginuniversityhallsisconvenientbecause.

A）mealsareservedatanytime

B）mosthallsprovidevariousfacilities

C）publicroomsareavailableforvisitors

D）allhavestudyroomsfortheirownuse

23.Whatisprohibitedinresidencehalls?

A）Eatingmealsinone'

sbedroom.C）Theuseofelectricalequipment.

B）Theuseofcoffeepots.D）Preparingmealsinbedrooms.

24.Whatmustyoulearntobetolerantofifyouliveinadormitory?

A）Yourroommate'

stelephonecalls.

B）Habitsthatmaydifferfromyourown.

C）Visitsbyyourroommate'

sfriends.

D）Roommateswhoareinconsiderate.

25.Livinginaresidencehallyouhaveto.

A）doyourbesttokeeptheroomclean

B）formahabitofother'

s

C）haveyourphonecallsinyourroom

D）studyhardduringstudyhours

Questions26to30arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

PassageThree

Whatisagoodlistener?

Studentswhofeeltheyaresayitisbecausetheypayattention;

rememberwhatthepersonsays;

andaskquestionsbasedonwhattheotherhassaid;

oritisbecausetheylikepeopleandareinterestedinthem.Theyfeeltheyarepoorlistenerswhentheythinkaboutsomethingelsewhiletheotheristalkingorwhenthey'

retired,ornotinterestedinwhatsheorheistalkingabout.Infact,thereareavarietyofwaystolisten,justasthereareavarietyofwaystosaysomething.Humanbeingsarecomplexandconcealing.Oftenwedon'

tsaywhatwewanttosay,orsayexactlytheoppositeofwhatwewanttosay.Sometimes,wearen'

thonestordirectwithanotherbecausewethinkwedon'

thavetherightorareafraidofwhatwillhappenifweare.Thebody"

talks"

too,sometimesmorehonestlythanthetongue.

Thesedifferentwaysoftalkingneeddifferentwaysoflistening.Tokeeptheseesawgoinginconversationsandinrelationships,weneedtounderstandandusethesedifferentways,especiallyifourgoalistobeacaring,thoughtfulperson.Byknowinghow

　tolisteninvariousways,youcanbeaccurateinpickingupmessagesnomatterhowtheyaremaskedordistorted（变形了的）orhowtheyaredelivered.Somemessagesareheardjustbylisteningsilently;

some,byholdingahandorgivingahug（拥抱）.Buttobeabletorespondaccurately,youneedtohearaccurately.

Mostpeoplelistenonlywiththeirears.Toofewlistenwiththeirheartsaswellastheirears,listeningtotheother'

s,sharingofhisorherhopes,joys,fears.

26.Accordingtothepassage,listeningonlywithearsmayhappentouswhen.

A）weareemotionallytiredC）wearesointerestedinthetopic

B）wearephysicallydisabledD）weareaskedmanyquestions

27.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaboutagoodlistener?

A）Hecanfeelwhatthespeakerthinks.

B）Hecansharethespeaker'

sfeeling.

C）Hecanrememberwhatthespeakersays.

D）Hecanlistenwithhisheart.

28.Thepurposeinwritingthesecondparagraphisto.

A）demonstratewhywearenothonestincommunication

B）explainhowourbody"

C）illustratewaysusedbypeopleinspeaking

D）showthatunderstandingone'

sspeechisnotaneasyjob

29.Theword"

seesaw"