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A.Ashopassistant.B.Atouristguide.C.Abankclerk.
4.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?
A.Hehadashorttrip.B.Hefelloverandhurt.C.Hefinishedtherace.
5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
A.Education.B.Money.C.Plans.
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一个小题，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。
听完每段对话或独白前，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.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A.Husbandandwife.B.Fatheranddaughter.C.Boyfriendandgirlfriend.
7.WhatdidthewomangetforPeter?
A.Abirthdaycake.B.Somerecords.C.Acamera.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9、10题。
8.Whydidthemangetoffhisbike?
A.Hewantedtomakeaphonecall.
B.Hesawsomethingataphonebox.
C.Hethoughttherewassomethingwrongwithhisbike.
9.Wheredidthemanmakethecall?
A.Atahousenearby.B.Atthephonebox.C.Atapolicestation.
10.Whatistheman?
A.Areporter.B.Apoliceman.C.Astudent.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11.Whendidthewomandanceintheballetforthefirsttime?
A.Attheageof7.
B.Attheageof16.
C.Threeyearsafterleavinghighschool.
12.Wheredidthewomangoimmediatelyaftershegraduatedfromhighschool?
A.NewYorkState.
B.Amsterdam.
C.NewYorkCity.
13.Inwhichballetgroupdidthewomangetherfirstprofessionalexperience?
A.TheRoyalDutchBallet.
B.NewYorkCityBallet.
C.TheInternationalSchoolofDance.
听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。
14.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?
A.HehasfriendsinParis.
B.Hehadalongholiday.
C.Hestayedinahotel.
15.Wheredidthemanmeethisfriend?
A.Onabus.B.Onatrain.C.Onaboat.
16.WhereisNotreDame?
A.InFrance.B.InSpain.C.InBritain.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.WhichcompanydidAmosworkinatfirst?
A.UncleNonameCookieCo.
B.AmosCookieCompany.
C.WilliamMorrisAgency.
18.WhenwastheFamousAmosCookieCompanysetup?
A.In1975.B.In1982.C.In1985.
19.WhichcompanyboughtFamousAmosin1988?
A.WallyAmosPresents.
B.ShanbyGroup.
20.WherewasUncleNonameCookieCo.started?
A.InHawaii.B.InNewYork.C.InLosAngeles.
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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
“Theconceptoffate”comesupalotinconversationwithJuliaRoberts.'
Idon'
twanttotoywiththegods,'
she'
llsay.Thisisunderstandablesincebyanyaccountingshehasbeenphenomenallylucky:
acareerthathaslastedmorethan25yearsandincludesabest-actressOscarandamarriagethathassailedpastthedecademark.Butthesedays,she'
stryingtolivealifemoreordinary,admittedlyadifficultpropositionforsomeonewhofoundsuper-stardomat22with1990'
sPrettyWomanandtodatehasbroughtin$2.6billioninboxofficereceipts.
ShelovesthefamilyshecreatedwithcinematographerhusbandDannyModer,whomshemarriedin2002.Sheseemscontentrightwheresheis-dressedinasweaterandjeans,newlyblondhairpulledback,herdelicatelylinedfacefreeofmakeup,withherchildren--9-year-oldtwinsHazelandFinnand6-year-oldHenry,climbingintoherlaptocollecthugs.Almostallofheractingworkisshotaroundtheirschedule,evenhermostrecent:
anadaptationofTheNormalHeart,aplayabouttheearlyfightagainstAIDS,airingonHBOthismonth.
“Herfamilyisamajorpartofwhatshedoes,”addsBradleyCooper,herco-starin2010'
sValentine'
sDay,duringwhich,herecalls,adressingroomwasturnedintoaplayroomforthe1½
-year-oldtwins.“Herchildrenarealwaysaround.”
RecentlysorrowcaughtuptoRobertswhenherhalf-sisterNancyMotesdiedat37fromapossibledrugoverdoseinearlyFebruary.“Youdon'
twantanythingbadtohappentoanyone,buttherearesomanytragic,painful,inexplicablethingsintheworld.Butaswithanysituationofchallengeanddespair,wemustfindaway,asafamily.”
21.Whatisprobablythebesttitleofthepassage?
A.BiographyofJuliaRoberts.
B.HowtoDealwithYourFamily.
C.JuliaRoberts’LovelyChildren.
D.JuliaRobertsandHerFamilyLife.
22.HowmanychildrendoesJuliaRobertshave?
A.OneB.TwoC.ThreeD.Four
23.Accordingtothepassage,TheNormalHeartisoriginallya_____________.
A.magazineB.playC.movieD.journal
24.Inthelastparagraph,theauthormentionedRoberts’sisterto
A.tellusthatRobertshateshersister.
B.stressthatRobertsvaluesherfamily.
C.encourageRobertstohidehersorrow.
D.showthatRoberts’sisteroverdosedrug.
B
Whileit'
slocatedattheso-called"
centeroftheuniverse,"
thebillboard-coveredbuildingismostlyempty.The
NewYorkTimesconstructedthebuildingasitsgeneralofficebuildingin1904,andstagedamassiveNewYear'
sEvefireworkdisplaytocelebrate.
Butwhenthecityoutlawedthefireworks,The
Times'
chiefelectrician,WalterPalmer,cameupwiththeideatodropalightedballfromthetopofthetowerinstead.
The
NewYorkTimes
ownedthebuildingforlessthan10years,anditfellintodisrepairasMidtowngrewragged.Accordingtoa1961"
TalkoftheTown"
piece,"
Therewasatimewhenalcohol-illegal-sellingwasgoingfullpopularityinoneofthebasements...whentheF.B.I.
–thiswasduringtheSecondWorldWar
–washoldingautomaticgunpracticeinabasementandusinga7thfloorofficetotrapGermanspies."
In1995,LehmanBrothersboughtthebuilding,butinsteadofrentingofficespace,itturnedthe25-storytowerintoabillboardandmadea300percentprofitintwoyears.
Filingsfrom2012showthatthebillboardscoveringthebuildinggenerateover$23millionannually,whichrepresents85percentofthebuilding'
stotalrevenue.Thebuildingitselfhasanestimatedvaluebetween$378millionand$495million.
Walgreens
rentsthefirstthreefloors,withsomestoragespaceabovethat.TheupperfloorsareusedforNewYear'
sEve.Butinbetween,there'
snotmuchelse.
25.WhydidtheNewYorkTimesbuildthebuilding?
A.Totakeitasitsgeneralofficebuilding
B.TopresenttheNewYear’sEvefireplay.
C.Tothrowalightedballfromabove.
D.Tomakeadvertisingbybillboard.
26.ForwhatwasthebuildingusedduringWorldWarII?
A.Forpublicuse.B.Forsecretuse.
C.Foragricultureuse.D.Forbusinessuse.
27.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetotheLehmanBrothers?
A.Theyaregreedyandselfish.B.Theyhaveabraveheart.
C.Theyareself-disciplined.D.Theyhaveabusinessbrain.
28.Whichofthefollowingdoestheunderlinedphrasemean?
A.Thebuilding'
swholecosts.B.Thebuilding'
scompletevalue.
C.Thebuilding'
sentireincome.D.Allthebuilding'
sexpenses.
C
Today’syoungstersusesmartphones,tabletsandothermobiledevices（设备）morethaneverbefore.Andtheamountoftimetheyspendonthesedevicesisonlylikelytoincreaseinthefuture.Butareallthesechangesgood?
Wesometimescallchildrenwhogrowupabletousemobiledevicesandtechnologyeasilydigitalnatives.Theycantext,email,getWi-Fi,anddownload.Someexpertssaythatlongperiodsoftimespent
chattingtofriendsonline,playingvideogamesandlisteningto
mp3s,
forexample,may
possiblychangehowtheirbrainswork.
Thenthereisthequestionof
privacy.
Allthisonlineactivitycreatesa
digitalfootprint.Everytimeweshareaphotoorapostonsocialmedia,andeverytimewesearchforsomethingontheInternet,informationaboutouractivityis
stored
somewhere.
Ourinabilitytocontrolwhathappenstoourchildren'
sdigitalfootprint-and
theirpersonalprivacy-
hasbig
possibilities.
Itmightbecomenormalforcompaniestoasktheiremployeesfortheirsocialmedia
qualifications.Wearealsobecoming
moreawarethatcompaniesandgovernmentsmaybeableto
'
listenin'
onourcommunications.Soitisimportanttomakeourchildrenawareof
thepossibleresultsof
oversharing.
Anotherareawherethedigitalworldmayhaveabig
effect
isineducation.Oneworryisthatkidswhospendalotoftimeonlineathomearesometimes
unabletosocialiseproperlywithotherchildrenwhentheyareatschool.Otherexpertspointoutthat,whenitcomestochildrenandtechnology,thechildrenaretheexperts,nottheteachers.Theysaythatweshouldstopseeingonlineas'
bad'
andofflineas'
good'
-andthereisevidenceof
innovative
（革新的）workinsomeschools.
So,dowereallyneedtorescueourchildrenfromthedangersofthedigitalworld?
29.Accordingtothesecondparagraph,whatisthepossibleeffectofdigitalchildhood?
A.Childrencangrowupquickly.
B.Childrencanreadtextsfluently.
C.Children’swayofthinkingmaybechanged.
D.Childrenmaybecomementallydisabled.
30.AllthefollowingmayhappentoourdigitalfootprintsEXCEPT________
A.WhensurfingtheInternet,ourdigitalfootprintsaresaved.
B.Somebusinesssocietiesmaytakeadvantageoftheinformation.
C.GovernmentmaylookintoourcommunicationthroughtheInternet.
D.Digitalpicturesmaybeprintedbyourcomputerautomatically.
31.Whyaremanyteachersdoubtfulaboutdigitaltechnology?
A.Becausesomestudentscannotdowellinstudies.
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