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A．Shegetsangrywithdelaysofthetrain.
B．Sheiswillingtowaitforthenexttrain.
C．Shedoesn'
tunderstandwhatthemansays.
D．Sheishappytotalkwiththeman.
5、
A．Toprobeintothecauseofnaturaldisasters.
B．Towarnpeopleoftheenvironmentalconditions.
C．Toformulateeffectiveplanstohelpthevictims.
D．Tostudytheinfluencesofnaturaldisasters.
6、
A．Shepreferstostaybyherself.
B．Sheisalittleshyinnature.
C．Shedislikesmakingfriendswithothers.
D．Sheistalkativewhenwithstrangers.
7、
A．Stayinthesun.
B．Findanewfriend.
C．Seeadoctor.
D．Gotothestudents'
center.
8、
A．Hedressesinaninformalmanneratwork.
B．Hedressesverycasuallyonvacation.
C．Hegetsunfamiliarintheeyesofhisfriends.
D．Heisalousyemployeeatwork.
9、ConversationOne．
听材料，回答下列问题：
A．Howtospendsummerholiday.
B．Howtoavoidseasickness.
C．Howtoprepareforaboattrip.
D．Howtodealwithvomitingonaseatrip.
10、
A．Heshouldeatalittlefood.
B．Heshouldeatnothing.
C．Heshouldeatasmuchaspossible.
D．Hecaneatwhathelikes.
11、
A．Atthestem.
B．Atthebow.
C．Atthebottomdeck.
D．Atthemiddleoftheship.
12、ConversationTwo．
听材料，回答下列各题：
A．Filmsmostexcitingforthemtosee.
B．Filmticketssuitabletobuy.
C．Showingtimeofthefilms.
D．Variouswaystogetfilmtickets.
13、
A．Ten.
B．Eight.
C．Six.
D．Five.
14、
A．Hisfriendswillbeavailabletoseethemovie.
B．TheticketsarecheaperthantheThursday'
s,
C．Therewillbemorefriendstogotothecinema.
D．ThefilmwillbemoremovingthantheThursday'
s.
15、
A．Byorderingthem.
B．Bypayingthemoneynow,
C．Bycallingtheclerk.
D．Bysendingane-mail.
16、PassageOne．
A．Lessthan7billion.
B．Halfabillion.
C．Nomorethan70million.
D．About15million.
17、
A．Personalinformation.
B．Politicalscandals.
C．Businessaffairs,
D．Religiousevents.
18、
A．Politicians.
B．Executives.
C．Teachers.
D．Collegestudents.
19、
A．ItissadthatyoucanfindcomfortwithfriendsonlyinFacebook.
B．ItisconvenienttochatwithothersacrosscommunitieswithFacebook.
C．ItisterribletorevealpersonalfeelingsinFacebook.
D．ItissatisfyingtofindthesocialnormchangingovertimewithFacebook.
20、PassageTwo．
A．PresidentBarackObama.
B．PresidentBillClinton.
C．PresidentFranklinRoosevelt.
D．PresidentGeorgeW.Bush.
21、
A．Algebraandmath.
B．English-languageartsandmathematics.
C．Mathandreading.
D．Englishandreading.
22、
A．Theaimistocompletethenationaleducationsystemwhichlacksthestandard.
B．Theaimistoletstatesshowyearlyprogressinstudentslearningmeasuredbythemselves.
C．Theaimisforhighschoolstudentstomakeagoodpreparationforfurtherstudyandcareers.
D．TheaimistomakeAmericaneducationsystemmorepowerfulinacompetitiveeconomy.
23、PassageThree．
A．ItistryingtooccupytheIndianmoviemarket.
B．ItisaimingtosurpassAmerica'
sHollywood.
C．ItisaimingtoimpressAmericanaudience.
D．Itistryingtobreakintotheglobalfilmmarket.
24、
A．ItusedEnglishasthelanguage.
B．Itcan'
tsatisfydifferentaudience'
stastes.
C．Itsbudgetwasnotenough.
D．ItusedaMexicanactress.
25、
A．HehasmuchfaithinBollywood'
sglobalfilm.
B．Hesupportsfurtherexplorationoftheglobalmarket.
C．HesuggestsanadjustmentforBollywood'
sglobalstrategy.
D．Hecallsformoreinvestmentinthefilmmarket.
二、听力
26、听材料，回答下列各题：
Thereisgrowingdissatisfactiontowardrichpeople,accordingtoanewonlinepoll.
ThepollbytheChinaYouthDaily
26
hashighlightedtheapparent
27
overthecountry'
swideningincomegap.
Nearly8,000peoplefilledinonline
28
lastweek,andwhenaskedtousethreewordstodescribethesociety'
srich,thetop
29
were"
extravagant"
"
greedy"
and"
corrupt"
.
About57percentofthose
30
saidthat"
wasthebestwordtodescribetherich,followedcloselyby"
31
despitetheirdissatisfaction,93percentofthosepolledwishedtheycouldberichtoo,andthatricherpeopleshouldbe"
socially
32
"
Some33percentofrespondentsalsopraisedrichpeopleforbeing"
smart"
Nearly90percentofrespondentsagreedthatmostpeopleinsociety,includingthemselves,
33
speakupforthepoorbutwere
34
totakeactionandactuallydosomethingforthem.
ThesurveycomesontheheelsofaheateddebateovercommentsmadebyrenownedeconomistMaoYushi,whosaidacoupleofdaysagothathewasspeakingfortherichandworkingforthepoor.
AreportreleasedbytheAsianDevelopmentBanklastWednesdayrevealedthatChina'
sGinicoefficient-anindicatorofthewealthdivide-rosefrom0.407in1993to0.473in2004.
AnearlierChineseAcademyofSocialSciencesreportsaidthattherichest10percentofChinesefamiliesnowownmorethan40percentofallprivateassets,whilethepoorest10percentinthecountrysharelessthan2percentofthetotalwealth.
Thecountry'
sincomegapisclosetothatofLatinAmerica,thereportwhich
35
inJanuarysaid.
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快速阅读问答题
36、根据下列短与答案，填写36-46题。
Canceristheworld'
stop"
economickiller"
aswellasitslikelyleadingcauseofdeath.Cancercostsmorein
36
andlostlifethanAIDS,malaria,thefluandotherdiseasesthatspreadperson-to-person.Chronicdiseasesincludingcancer,heartdiseaseanddiabetes
37
formorethan60percentofdeathsworldwidebutlessthan3percentofpublicandprivate
38
forglobalhealth,saidRachelNugentoftheCenterforGlobalDevelopment,aWashington-basedpolicyresearchgroup.Moneyshouldn'
tbetakenawayfromfightingdiseasesthat.
39
person-to-person,buttheamount
40
tocanceriswayoutofwhack（重击）withtheimpactithas,saidOtisBrawley,thecancersociety'
schiefmedicalofficer.
Cancer'
seconomictoll（损耗）was$895billionin2008--equivalentto1.5percentoftheworld'
sgross
41
product,thereportsays.That'
sintermsofdisabilityandyearsoflifelost--notthecostoftreatingthedisease,whichwasn'
taddressedinthereport.Manygroupshavebeenpushingformoreattentiontonon-infectiouscausesofdeath,andtheUnitedNationsGeneralAssemblyhassetameetingonthisayearfromnow.Somepolicyexpertsare
42
ittotheglobalinitiativethatledtobigincreasesinspendingonAIDSnearlyadecadeago."
ThisneedstobediscussedattheUN--howwearegoingtodealwiththisrisingburdenof
43
disease"
saidDr.AndreasUllrich,medicalofficerforcancercontrolatWHO.
ResearchersusedtheWorldHealthOrganization'
sdeathanddisabilityreports,andeconomicdatafromtheWorldBank.They
44
disability-adjustedlifeyears,whichreflecttheimpactadiseasehasonhowlongandhow
45
peoplelive.
A．productively
B．supplying
C．shifting
D．spread
E．account
F．funding
G．calculated
H．devoted
I．productivity
J．chronic
K．comparing
L．domestic
M．doubtful
N．clumsily
O．disability
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SectionB
Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.
Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.AnswerthequestionsbymarkingthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2.
46、根据答案，回答46-56题。
DaylightSavingTime（DST）
HowandWhenDidDaylightSavingTimeStart?
A．BenjaminFranklin--of"
earlytobedandearlytorise"
fame-wasapparentlythefirstpersontosuggesttheconceptofdaylightsavings.WhileservingasU.S.ambassadortoFranceinParis,Franklinwroteofbeingawakenedat6a.m.andrealizing,tohissurprise,thatthesunwouldrisefarearlierthanheusuallydid.Imaginetheresourcesthatmightbesavedifbeandothersrosebeforenoonandburnedlessmidnightoil,Franklin,tonguehalfincheek,wrotetoanewspaper.
B．Itwasn'
tuntilWorldWarIthatdaylightsavingswererealizedonagrandscale.Germanywasthefirststatetoadoptthetimechanges,toreduceartificiallightingandtherebysavecoalforthewareffort.Friendsandfoessoonfollowedsuit.IntheU.S.afederallawstand
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