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A.Foronehour.B.Fortwohours.C.Forthreehours.
听第2段对话，回答第8-10小题。
8.WhatdidJimdointhezoolastweek?
A.Hetookphotosofdolphins.
B.Hewatchedadolphinshow.
C.Hedrewpicturesofdolphins.
9.HowlonghasJimbeendrawingthepicture?
A.Forabout30minutes.B.Foranhour.C.Fortwohours.
10.What'
sthedolphindoinginthepicture?
A.Jumpingoutofwater.
B.Playingwithaball.
C.Swimminginthewater.
听第3段对话，回答第11-12小题。
11.WhatdoesNancyaskDavidtodo?
A.Openthedoor.B.Closethewindows.C.Driveherhome.
12.HowwillNancygohome?
A.ShewilltakeDavid'
scar.
B.Shewillrideherbike.
C.Shewilltakeabus.
听第4段对话，回答第13-15小题。
13.WhatwillJoedofirsttomorrowafternoon?
A.Visitthecity.B.Seeafriend.C.Holdaparty.
14.Wherewillthedancingpartytakeplace?
A.Atthedancingclub.B.InSally'
shouse.C.Intheschool.
15.Whattimewillthepartybegin?
A.At4p.m.B.At5p.m.C.At5a.m.
III.听下面一段独白，根据独白内容完成信息记录表。
独白读两遍。
OrfordCastleInformationForm
History:
16.
yearsold
Location:
Inthe17.
ofEngland
Openingtime:
from10:
00a.m.to18.
TheheightoftheTower:
19.
Ticketprice:
Adults—￡2.50
Children—20.
Phonenumber:
01392-4570420
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
二、单项选择
21.TheGreens
dinnerinthediningroomnow.
A.ishavingB.havingC.hasD.arehaving
22.Someone
theclassroom.Look!
Howcleanitis!
A.hassweptB.issweepingC.aresweepingD.haveswept
23.InthespokenEnglishofsomeareasintheUS,the"
r"
soundsattheendofthewords
.
A.aredroppedB.drop
C.arebeingdroppedD.havedropped
24.---DoyouknowEarthDay?
---Sure.It
in1970totellustoprotectourplanet.
A.setsupB.setupC.issetupD.wassetup
25.Asclosefriends,theyused
toschooltogether.
A.towalkB.walkingC.towalkingD.walk
26.---Ihearyou'
vegotanewiPhone4S.
Ihavealook?
---Yes,certainly.
A.MayB.DoC.ShallD.Should
27.Lotsoffastfoodrestaurantsusethecolorred
makecustomers
A.to;
eatingfasterB.wantto;
eatfast
C.to;
eatfasterD.to;
toeatfast
28.Tedwashard-working.Hissuccessmadehimwork
A.harderB.hardestC.morequicklyD.mostquickly
29.---DoyouknowWangFeng?
Hecanremember100groupsofnumbersinfiveminutes.
---Yes.
manheis!
A.WhatasmartB.HowsmartC.WhatastupidD.Howstupid
30.We'
regoingtoSuzhouAmusementParkinLinda'
scar.Youcancomewithus
youcanmeetustherelater.
A.orB.butC.andD.then
31.Ican'
tafford
thatmotorcycle.It'
stooexpensive.
A.buyingB.boughtC.buysD.tobuy
32.---Theshirtlooksniceonyou!
Howmuchdoesit
?
---Ijust
tendollarsforit.
A.take;
affordedB.cost;
paid
C.cost;
spentD.take;
spent
33.---
ofvolunteerswillbeneededfor2014InternationalHorticultureExpositioninQingDao.
---Let'
sgoand
them.
A.Thousands;
joinB.Thousand;
beamemberof
C.Threethousand;
takepartinD.Thousands;
bein
34.---Rememberto
thelightswhenyouleavetheroom.
---OK,Iwill.
A.turndownB.turnupC.turnonD.turnoff
35.
helpsusalottoprotecttheenvironment.
A.BuyingoldthingsB.Makingcheapthings
C.RecyclingthingsD.Usingcheapthings
三、单词拼写（单句首字母填空）
36.---Doyouknowthea
ofthistypeofbicycle?
---It'
sverylight.
37.Theykilledmanysharkslastyear.Howc
theyare!
38.Wheni
iswelldevelopedinonecountry,thepeopletherewillberichandliveabetterlife.
39.Sofar,nos
studieshaveshownthatsharksfinsaregoodforhealth.
40.IsawtheWhiteHousewheretheP
oftheUSAlives.
41.Idon'
tlikelionsbecausethey'
reu
42.Peoplethrowl
intotheriverandmakeitreallydirty.
43.Thestudentsfromagreenschoolarehelpingcollectwastepaperandbottlesforr
四、单词拼写（根据中文提示拼写单词）
44.Thecityhasdevelopedintoacenterof
（工业）.
45.Isuggestyouusethepublic
（运输工具）asmuchasyoucan.
46.Therestaurantownerhaslearnedhowtomakemoneyfrom
（科学的）studies.
47.Ican'
tstand（容忍）thepeoplewhoare
（残忍的）toanimals.
48.Mr.Wangridestoworkeverydaybecausehecan'
t
（买得起）acar.
49.Beingtallgiveshiman
（优势）overtheotherbasketballplayers.
50.Don'
tuse
（塑料的）bags.
51.Wecollectthewastepaperto
（回收利用）it.
五、翻译（根据中文提示完成句子）
52.Smokingis
（对…有害）ourhealth.
53.你会为你的粗心大意付出代价的。
Youwill
yourcarelessness.
54.Iamtheonlychildinmyfamily,andI
（过去是）bea“LittleEmperor”.（词数不限）
55.在中国到处都有人打羽毛球。
InChina,badminton
everywhere.
56.我还没有去过长城。
（词数不限）
I
theGreatWall
六、完形填空
GlobalwarmingmeansthetemperatureoftheEarthisgettinghigherandhigher.IftheEarthgets57
someofthefollowingthingscouldhappen:
●Thesealevelcould58
becauseofthemeltingofseaice.
●Manyanimalsthatliveontheicemight59
out.
●Therecouldbemorefloods（洪水）,60
neartheseaandrivers.
●Someplantsandanimalsmightdiebecausetheycannotliveinhigh61
Globalwarmingisavery62
problemnow.Thereissomethingwecandotohelptoslowitdown.
Scientistshavebeenstudyingglobalwarmingforyears.Theyhavefoundthatsomethingsthatpeopledoineverydaylifemakemuchgasthat63
globalwarming.Onebigcauseofthisistheburningofoil,gasandcoalforenergyforourcarsandhomes.Thisgivesofftoomuchgreenhousegas.Wecandosomethingtocut64
ontheamountofgreenhousegas.
1.Wecanreallyhelpbyusinglessenergyinlife,andlessgasinourfamilycars.Weshouldturnoffthe65
andturndownotherelectricalequipment.Weshouldwalkmoreandusecarsless.
2.66
cantakeinsomeofthegreenhousegas.Soweshouldplantmoretrees.
57.A.biggerB.olderC.hotterD.slower
58.A.riseB.fallC.remainD.quit
59.A.goB.dieC.letD.put
60.A.especiallyB.luckilyC.continuallyD.nearly
61.A.talentB.tentC.topD.temperature
62.A.easyB.naturalC.seriousD.nervous
63.A.stopsB.causesC.preventsD.affects
64.A.offB.intoC.outD.down
65.A.doorsB.lightsC.invitationsD.roads
66.A.GrassesB.FlowersC.ForestsD.Animals
七、阅读理解
A
RachelCarsonwasbornintheUSAonMay,1907.Hermother,MariaCarson,hadbeenaschoolteacher.Shealsolovednature.SheshowedRachelthebeautyofnature.ShealsotaughtRacheladeeploveforbooks.Asaquietchild,Rachellikedtoreadandwritestories.Ataveryearlyage,shedecidedshewantedtobeawritersomeday.Herstoryfirstappearedinachildren'
smagazinewhenshewastenyearsold.
HerfirstbookUndertheSeaWindcameoutin1941.In1948,MissCarsonbeganworkingonanotherbook,TheSeaAroundUs.Shealwaysrememberedcarefullywhenshewrote.ShecollectedinformationfrommorethanonethousandplacestowriteTheSeaAroundUs.Whenthebookcameoutin1951,itwontheNationalBookAward.ItwasNo.1onthebest-sellerlistformorethanayear.TheSeaAroundUsmadeRachelCarsonfamous.
RachelCarson'
smostfamousbook,SilentSpringcameoutin1962.Inthisbook,shepointedoutthattheuseofsomekindsofpesticides（杀虫剂）likeDDTwouldcausethenumberofbirdstodeclinebecauseitwouldkillthemaswell.Finally,inNovember1969,theUnitedSatesgovernmentdecidedthattheuseofDDTmuststopintwoyears.
RachelCarsonhasbeenregardedasagreatenvironmentalist（环保主义者）andwriter.Shewillberememberedbytheworld.
67.RachelCarsonhadadeeplovefornatureandbooksbecauseof
A.herfatherB.hermother
C.herschoolteacherD.herbrother
68.Racheldecidedthatshewantedtobeawriterwhen
A.shewasveryyoungB.shewasincollege
C.shebecameateacherD.shebecamefamous
69.TheChinesemeaningoftheword"
decline"
inthispassageisprobably"
"
A.增加B.减少C.维持D.翻番
70.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.RachelCarsonwasacarefulandseriouswriter.
B.TheSeaAroundUswontheNationalBookAward.
C.InSilentSpringRachelsaidsomepesticideswerebadfortheenvironment.
D.TheuseofDDTwasstoppedassoonasthebookSilentSpringcameout.
B
Thereislittledoubtthathousecatfirstdevelopednaturallyfromancientwildcats.ThecleverestrelativeistheAmericawildcatwhichstilllivesinAfricatoday.ThisisunderstandablebecausethefirsthousecatscamefromAfrica.
CatsfirststartedtolivearoundpeopleinEgyptabout6,000-7,000yearsago.FromEgypt,catsstartedtomovearoundtheworld.ThisisaboutthesametimethatEgyptiansbeganstoringgrain（谷物）inbuildings.Scientistsusedtobelievethatpeopletamedcatstocatchmiceandprotectthegrain.However,catsdon'
tliketobetoldwhattodo!
Now,scientistsbelievedthatcatsfollowedthemiceandlearnedtoacceptpeople.Finally,someofthecatsbegantogrowcomfortablearoundpeople,theseweresmallercatsthatneededprotection.Asthesecatsand
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