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BTeacher and student.CNeighbors.5Where does the conversation most probably take place?AIn an office.BIn a restaurant.CAt home.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几个小题，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，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段对话，回答第6至7题。6What can we know about the womans watch?AIt runs ten minutes fast every day.BIt runs ten minutes slow every day.CIt keeps very good time.7How does the man deal with his watch?APutting it back ten minutes.BPutting it ahead ten minutes.CThrowing it away.听第7段对话，回答第8至10题。8Where are the speakers?AIn a travel agency.BIn a hotel.CIn a library.9What does the man want to know?ALibrary rules.BHotel service.CTour information.10How many days ahead does the man need to book?A2 days.B3 days.C4 days.听第8段对话，回答第11至13题。11How long did Mary have to stay in bed?AFor two days.BFor three days.CFor four days.12Why have so many people caught cold?AIt is too cold in winter.BThe flu has spread over many states.CThe weather often changes suddenly.13What can we know about the man?AHe doesnt like wearing sweaters.BHe will buy a present for his sister.CHe bought a sweater at a high price.听第9段对话，回答第14至16题。14Why does the man look unhappy this morning?AHe failed in a test yesterday.BHe is worrying about his fathers health.CHe missed about 30 minutes of a program.15What was the immediate cause of the power failure?AHis mothers use of the washing machine.BHis fathers turning on the microwave oven.CLong hours of using two airconditioners.16What will the man probably do tonight?AAsk his neighbor to check the power.BTake part in a basketball final.CWatch a ball game on TV.听第10段独白，回答第17至20题。 17.What is the aim of the program?ATo keep the trainees in shape.BTo enrich the trainees life.CTo develop leadership skills.18Which of the following will the trainees be doing during the program?AAttending lectures on management.BPreparing reports for the company.CMaking plans for the company.19How long will the program last?AFor 8 days.BFor 12 days.CFor 20 days.20If people want to join the program，what should they do after the meeting?ATake a pretest.BPay for the program.CSign on a piece of paper.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、D)中，选出最佳选项。ADuring 70 years of marriage，Jack Potter has kept a diary.He had always taken notes about his days，but when he met Phyllis Clayson at a wartime dance in 1941，he had even more to write about.They fell in love with each other at first sight，and they have been together ever since.Jack Potter was in the Royal Engineers at the time.When the dance ended，he couldnt wait to get back home and write，“It was a very nice evening.I danced with a very nice girl.I hope to meet her again.”From that day on，he kept brief notes of everyday events that happened in their life.They got married 16 months later.Then he worked in construction and she worked as a typist.They had no children，but they had each other，and Jack Potter had his diaries.After 50 years of marriage，Phyllis moved into a care home because of dementia (痴呆)And that is where Jack Potter visits her every day.Dementia may have robbed (使丧失) her of memories，but Jack Potter keeps them for her in his diaries.He reads them to her，shows her their photographs，and helps her remember the things they have done.They have always been devoted to each other through these years of marriage，accepting whatever comes their way.She still meets him with open arms when he visits.He still reads her the memories her mind can no longer hold on its own.21In 1941，Jack Potter_.Agot married to a typist Bwas too shy to talk to girlsCgot to know Phyllis ClaysonDhad nothing to do but dance22After getting married，Jack Potter_.Abegan to keep a diaryBlearnt to become a dancerCsuffered a lot from dementiaDbecame a construction worker23According to the text，Jack Potter_.Ais a good storytellerBhas a happy marriageCis a violent husbandDlikes painting very much24The author wrote the text mainly to_.Ashow us what true love isBtalk about how to live a long lifeCdiscuss how to prevent dementiaDsuggest that everyone keep a diaryBGolden lion tamarins are part of the monkey family.These small creatures live in thick forests in Brazil，South America.They travel in small groups in search of food.They hide and sleep in the hollow (洞) of a tree.They take very good care of their babies.Even the male tamarin takes a strong interest in feeding and raising the young ones.Unfortunately，the forests in which they live are being cut down for farming and they are also caught and sold as pets.There are only about one hundred tamarins left.The European otter lives all around Europe.It has soft，brown fur on its body.It is almost 75 cm long.Its tail is half as long as its body.Its head is flat and broad.It has small and round ears.It can close its ears and nostrils (鼻孔) when it dives in the water.It has short，strong legs with webbed feet.Loss of habitat is a threat to the European otter.It is also hunted for its fur.Orangutan is a longarmed，redfurred animal that lives in the warm，wet forests on the islandsof Borneo and Sumatra in Southeast Asia.It looks like a man in many ways.So it is named orangutan，which means “man of the woods”Orangutans are in danger only because of people.People are cutting down the forests where they live and hunting orangutans.The hunters kill the mothers and sell the babies to zoos.But most babies die becausethe hunters dont know how to take care of them.Giant pandas live in the forests of China and they are in danger.They eat only one kind of foodbamboo shoots (竹笋)But there are not always enough bamboo plants to be found.Every hundred years the bamboo plants produce seeds and die.It then takes several years for the seeds to grow.By the time the plants are big enough to eat，many giant pandas have already died of hunger.25What do we learn about golden lion tamarins?AThey usually search for food alone.BMales seldom look after the young.CThey are hardly seen when they are asleep.DThey can be easily seen because they are big.26European otters are hunted mainly because_.Apeople like keeping them as petsBhunters want their meatCzoos want to keep themDthey have valuable fur27What is the biggest threat to giant pandas in China?AThey have only one choice of food.BHunters dont know how to look after the babies.CThey cannot move fast to look for food.DThe forests where they live are being cut down.28The four paragraphs above are most Probably taken from an article about_.Athings we can do to protect wild animalsBthe effect of human activities on natureCthe living habits of some wild animalsDendangered animals in the wildCA devoted mother，who lost her battle with cancer has left her family a moving 20point plan of how to live a happy life after her death.Annmarie Thomas handwrote the life guide shortly before she died in March，aged 44.Annmarie was diagnosed (诊断) with cancer two years ago，but refused to let the disease overcome her optimism.She even wrote a book called Humor with a Tumor (肿瘤)She and her husband Geraint kept the news from their four sons，and tried to continue her life as normally as possible.Earlier this year，realizing she did not have long time to live，she began writing her life plan for her family and friends.Annmarie wrote，“I am so thankful for everything in my life.I am thankful for my husband who is also on this journey.As one you can achieve most things，as two we can achieve anything.I am thankful for my children，for so much they have enriched my life.I am honored to know them.”Her heartbroken husband revealed the notes on what would have been his wifes 45th birthday.Her words of advice included：“The happiness you feel is equal to the love you give.” and “Whatever you believe has more power than what you dream.You become what you believe.”Geraint thought highly of his wifes courage in fighting the disease in her own way.He said，“She had watched cancer take both her father and mine.She was determined not to go the same way where the treatment was not much better than the disease itself.She has been positive throughout.She loved life and wanted to enjoy all of it for as long as she could.That was because for Annmarie，her incredible (不可思议的) sense of humor，powerful spirit and the neversaydie attitude never left her.”29Annmarie wrote a 20point guide to her family on_.Ahow to fight against cancerBhow to live a happy lifeChow to get on well with othersDhow to give advice to others30What did Annmarie do after learning the news of her cancer in the passage?AShe refused to take any action against it.BShe went to hospital for regular treatments.CShe kept a positive attitude towards her disease.DShe travelled a lot during her last days.31Which of the following can best describe Annmarie Thomas?ALucky and happy.BStrict and selfish.CQuick and hardworking. DBrave and devoted.D Normally，a nickel (镍币) is worth five cents.But in one extremely unusualcase，a nickel could earn millions of dollars for its owners.The 1913 Liberty Head nickel is only one of five known of its kind.Scholars believe that it was created when a US mint (铸造厂) worker illegally made the coin in 1912.According to the Associated Press，the coins value is due to its special history.A mint worker named Samuel WBrown secretly produced a set of five Liberty Head coins dated 1913.That year，the Buffalo Nickel was due to go into circulation (流通)，and no official Liberty Head coins were minted.Brown sold the set in 1920 at the American Numismatic Association Convention in Chicago，Illinois.The coins then passed through various owners until the collection was separated.This is where things get interesting.A collector named George OWalton bought the coin in the mid1940s.When Walton died in a car accident in 1962，he happened to have the nickel with him at the time.That coin，along with hundreds of others，was given to his sister Melva Givens.At the time，the coin was believed to be a false one.Givens stuck the 1913 nickel in an envelope and put it in a closet (储藏室)It stayed there until she died in 1992.It wasnt until Givens death that her four children wanted to find out what it was worth.They took it to an expert in 2003.The missing coin was determined to be the real thing.It was then reunited with the four others of its kind.The coin will be sold on April 25 at an auction (拍卖) at Heritage Auction house in Chicago.It is expected to sell for several million dollars.“Basically a coin with a story will win against everything else，” Douglas Mudd，the leader of the American Numismatic Association，told the Associated Press.A $20 gold coin，the 1933 double eagle，now holds the record for $8 million.“This is an item that is beyond a hobby，” said Todd Imhof，the director of the auction house.“Its an interesting part of American history and there are collectors who look for something like this.”32How did Melva Givens get the special coin?AHer brother offered it to her.BHer family passed it down to her.CShe bought it from a coin collector.DShe got it after the death of her brother.33According to the text，the coin_.Awill be sold on April 25Bis worth five cents at mostCdisappeared in an accidentDwas sold for several million dollars34From the text，we can learn that_.AWalton got the coin from BrownBMelva Givens didnt know the value of the coinCthe coin will break the record the 1933 coin holdsDthe coin is more valuable than the four others of its kind35The text is likely to appear in a(n)_Anewspaper reportBad for coins Chistory book Dbook review第二节(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。It seems that the Englishmen just cannot live without sports of some kind._36_Wherever you go in this country，you will see both children and grownups knocking a ball about with a stick or something，as if in Britain men shall always remain boys and women girls！Still，it can never be bad to get exercise，can it?Taking all amateur (业余) and professional sports in Britain into consideration，there can be no doubt that football is at the top of the list._37_The game originated (起源于) in Britain and was played in the Middle Ages or even earlier，though as an organized game，or “association football”，it dates only from the beginning of the 19th century._38_It is a kind of football played by two teams of fifteen players than eleven.In rugby，an ovalshaped ball is used which can be handled as well as kicked.It is a pretty rough game.In summer，cricket is the most popular sport.In fact，it has sometimes been called the English national game.Most foreigners find the game rather slow or even boring，but it enjoys great popularity among the British._39_It was introduced into England from France in the 15th century，but it was from England that it spread to practically every country in the world.Table tennis，or “pingpong”，surely is not played on a great scale as it is in China o