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4.WhereisLindanow?

A.Inthewoman’soffice.B.Intheclassroom.C.Inthelibrary.

5.Whatarethespeakersdoingnow?

A.Arrangingfurniture.B.Cleaningthehouse.C.Doingsomeshopping.

第二节：

听第6段材料，回答6、7题。

6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.ColleaguesB.SalesgirlandcustomerC.Husbandandwife

7.Wherewillthespeakersgonext?

A.ToarestaurantB.ToachurchC.Toaclothingstore

听第7段材料，回答8、9题。

8.Whatdidthewomanaskthemantolookfor?

A.ThekeyB.ThecarC.Themap

9.HowwillthespeakerslookforMr.White’saddress?

A.ByusingGPSB.ByusingthemapC.ByusingtheInternet

听第8段材料，回答10至12题。

10.WherewillJamesbewhenthetyphooncomes?

A.InthebasementB.InthebackyardC.Inthefrontyard

11.WhoisJamesprobably?

A.AscientistB.AstudentC.Afireman

12.WhydoesJameswanttofilmthetyphoon?

A.Todosomeresearch.B.Tofinishhisreport.C.Toimpressthewoman.

听第9段材料，回答13至16题。

13.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Tom’sjobB.ThesupermarketC.Tom’smanager

14.WhatdidTomdoonWednesday?

A.Heliftedheavyboxes.B.Hecleanedthemess.C.Heputbottlesonshelves.

15.Whywasthemanagerangry?

A.Tomwasconfused.B.Tombrokesomejars.C.Tomwaslateforwork.

16.WhendidTomleaveworkonFriday?

A.At6pmB.At9pmC.After9pm

听第10段材料，回答17至20题。

17.Whowastheteacherforthecourseinthepast?

A.KarlSmithB.KarlBrownC.CarolBrown

18.Howoftendostudentstakethiscourse?

A.TwiceamonthB.TwiceaweekC.Threetimesaweek

19.Whattakesthebiggestpercentageofthemark?

A.Theattendance.B.Theresearchproject.C.Thefinaltest.

20.Whencanstudentsmeettheteacherinhisoffice?

A.OnTuesdayB.OnWednesdayC.OnThursday

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）

A

BeijingImperialCourtFood

ImperialCourtFood（宫廷菜）isastyleoffoodwithoriginsintheImperialPalaceanditiswell-knownfortheoriginalfeaturesoftherawmaterialsandcarefullyselectedingredients（原料）.Inaddition,thedishesaredecoratedwithdifferentcoloredvegetablesandfruitsinvariousshapes.Eachdishhasaspecialname,suchasYuFengHuanChao.Andsomeofthemevenhaveshortstories.Today,ImperialCourtFoodhasbecomeanimportantschoolofChinesecookingwithseveralplacesofferingthisspecialtaste.Whileexpensive,itisworthtrying.

RestaurantsofImperialCourtFood

●FangshanRestaurant

FangshanRestaurantisthemostfamousoneofferingthefirst-classImperialCourtFood.Therestaurantismadeupofthreepartsanditcanhold500peopleeatingatthesametime.Itisdecoratedinimperialstylewiththedesignofdragonandphoenix.HereisthebestplacetoexperiencethelifeoftheChineseemperorsinformerdays.Now,itservesnearly800kindsofImperialCourtDishes.Amongthem,Man-HanBanquetisthemostfamous.

●LiJiaCaiRestaurant

Thedinnerhereisservedbysetmenustartingat¥

298/person.Thatistosay,aguestcannotorderadishbutasetofdishes.Therearenochemicalsinthedishesandalltastesarenatural.ThisrestauranthaswelcomedmanyfamouspeopleincludingBillGates,theformerpremierofBritain,JohnMajor,andChinesesuperstarJackieChan.

●YushanRestaurant

Thelayoutoftherestaurantfollowstheimperialpalace.Wheneatingintherestaurant,dinersareservedbywaitressesintraditionalimperialclothes.

●DaZhaiMen

Thedishesandsnackscookedinthisrestaurantareworthytohaveatry.And,thetraditionalperformancesatnightisoneoftherestaurant’sattractions.

●RoyalPalace

Bothofthefoodandserviceofthisrestaurantaresogood.Youcanalsoenjoysomewonderfulperformancesinthislargecourtyard.

21．ImperialCourtFoodstandsoutbecauseofthefollowingEXCEPT___________.

A.prettydecorationsB.selectivematerialsC.pleasantnamesD.reasonableprices

22．Ifyou’dliketotryMan-HanBanquet,whichrestaurantshouldyougoto?

A.FangshanRestaurant.B.LiJiaCaiRestaurant.C.YushanRestaurant.D.DaZhaiMen.

23．InwhichrestaurantcanyouenjoyChinesetraditionalperformances?

A.LiJiaCaiRestaurant.B.DaZhaiMen.C.YushanRestaurant.D.RoyalPalace.

24．Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?

A.TodescribewhatImperialCourtFoodislike.

B.TopersuadethereaderstotryImperialCourtFood.

C.TocomparedifferentrestaurantsofImperialCourtFood.

D.TointroduceImperialCourtFoodandconcernedrestaurants.

B

Onedayanoldwomanwastravellingaloneinthemountains.Suddenlyshesawsomethingshininginthestream（溪流）.Whenshecameclose,shefounditwasaprecious（宝贵的）stone.Sheputthestoneintoherbagandwentonwithhertrip.

Thenextdaytheoldwomanmetayoungman,whowasalsoatravelerinthemountains.Theyoungmanlookedveryhungry,sotheoldwomanopenedherbagtoshareherfood.Thehungrytravelersawthepreciousstoneandaskedcarefully,"

Thestoneisbeautiful.Wouldyouliketogiveittome?

"

Sure.Whynot?

thewomansaid,andhandedthestonetohim.

Theyoungmanlefthappilywiththestone.Heknewitwasworthenoughtogivehimsecurityforalifetime.Butafewdayslaterhecamebacktoreturnthestonetothewoman.

I'

vebeenthinking."

hesaid."

Iknowhowvaluablethestoneis,butIgiveitbackandhopethatyoucangivemesomethingevenmoreprecious.Givemewhatyouhaveinyourbag."

Thewomanopenedherbag.Itwasalmostempty.Shelookedattheyoungmanandsmiled,"

Ihavenothingspecialinmybag,butIdohavesomethingprecious—thejoyofgiving!

Theyoungmanfeltashamed（惭愧的）andleftsilently.

25．Howdidtheoldwomanfindthepreciousstone?

A.ShedugitoutinavalleyB.Shefounditinhisfood.

C.Shenoticeditshininginthestream.D.Shesawitinthewoman’sbag.

26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"

security"

inParagraph4probablymean?

A.Worry.B.Money.C.HealthD.Trouble.

27．Themanreturnedthestonetothewomanbecause________.

A.hefoundthestonewasnotprecious

B.heunderstoodtherealmeaningofjoy

C.hefeltembarrassed（尴尬的）attakingawaythestone

D.hewantedtogetsomethingevenmoreprecious

C

Everypersonhastheirownwayofsayingthings,theirownspecialexpressions.ManyeverydayAmericanexpressionsarebasedoncolors.Redisahotcolor.Americansoftenuseittoexpressheat.Theymaysaytheyareredhotaboutsomethingunfair.Whentheyareredhottheyareveryangryaboutsomething.ThesmallhottastingpeppersfoundinmanyMexicanfoodsarecalledredhotsfortheircolorandtheirfierytaste.Fastloudmusicispopularwithmanypeople.Theymaysaythemusicispopularwithmanypeople.Theymaysaythemusicisredhot,especiallythekindcalledDixiclandjazz.

Pinkisalighterkindofred.Peoplesometimessaythey’reinthepinkwhenthey’reingoodhealth.TheexpressionwasfirstusedinAmericaatthebeginningofthe20thcentury.Itprobablycamefrommanybabieswhowerebornwithanicepinkcolorshowinggoodhealth.

Blueisacoolcolor.ThetraditionalbluesmusicintheUnitedStatesistheoppositeofredhotmusic.Bluesisslow,sadandsoulful.DukeEllingtonandhisorchestrarecordedafamoussong---MoodIndigo—aboutthedeepbluecolor,indigo.Inthewordsofthesong:

“Youaren’tbluetillyou’vehadthatMoodIndigo.”Someonewhoisblueisverysad.

Thecolorgreenisnaturalfortreesandgrass.Butitisanunnaturalcolorforhumans.Apersonwhohasasickfeelinginhisstomachmaysayhefeelsalittlegreen.Apassengeronaboatwhoisfeelingverysickfromhighwavesmaylookverygreen.Sometimesapersonmaybeupsetbecausehedoesnothavesomethingasniceashisfriend’s,likeafastnewcar.Thatpersonmaysayheisgreenwithenvy.Somepeoplearegreenwithenvybecauseafriendhasmoredollarsofgreenbacks.Dollarsarecalledgreenbacksbecausethatisthecolorofthebacksideofthepapermoney.

Thecolorblackisoftenusedinexpressions.Peopledescribeadayinwhicheverythinggoeswrongasablackday.Thedateofamajortragedyisrememberedasablackday.Ablacklistisillegalnow.Butatonetime,somebusinessesrefusedtoemploypeoplewhowereonablacklistforbelongingtounpopularorganizations.

28．Ifyouhadyourwalletstolenwhiledoingsomeshopping,youmaycallit________.

A.awhitedayB.agreendayC.areddayD.ablackday

29．SupposeMr.Brownsayshisthreechildrenareallinthepink.Thismeanstheyare________.

A.fitandhealthyB.gentleandmodestC.creativeandenergeticD.luckyandwealthy

30．Whenshegothomeandfoundnothinghadbeendonebyherhusband,Janewasreally________.

A.blueB.redhotC.greenD.black

31．Inthefollowparagraph,thewritermighttellthereadersomethingabout________.

A.people’sresponsetowardsablackdayB.morewordsaboutacolor,suchasbrown

C.theinfluenceofthetraditionalbluesD.unpopularorganizationsintheworld

D

AccordingtonewresearchfromtheUniversityofCambridgeinEngland,sheepareabletorecognizehumanfacesfromphotographs.Thefarmanimals,whoaresocialandhavelargebrains,werepreviouslyknowntobeabletorecognizeoneanother,aswellasfamiliarhumans.However,theirabilitytorecognizehumanfacesfromphotosaloneisnovel.

Therecentstudy,theresultsofwhichwerepublishedinthejournalRoyalSocietyshowedthatthewoollycreaturescouldbe