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1£®How will the woman go to New York£¿

A£®By train£®B£®By car£®C£®By plane£®

2£®What's the relationship between the man and the woman£¿

A£®They are classmates£®

B£®They are strangers£®

C£®They are teacher and student£®

3£®What are the man and the woman talking about£¿

A£®Their work£®B£®Publishing£® C£®Their house£®

4£®What can we learn from the dialogue£¿

A£®The man accepted the woman's suggestion£®

B£®The man hasn't decided where to go for a trip£®

C£®The man is an Australian£®

5£®What will the weather be like tomorrow£¿

A£®Fine£®B£®Cloudy£®C£®Rainy£®

II£®Listen to the following dialogue and then choose the best answer from A£¬B and C£®

6£®What is the probable relationship between the two speakers£¿

A£®Workmates£®B£®Wife and husband£®

C£®Neighbours£®

7£®What will the woman do if the telephone rings£¿

A£®Call the man home£®

B£®Answer the phone£®

C£®Go to the neighbour's£®

8£®How can we describe the man£¿

A£®He's angry£®B£®He's disappointed£®

C£®He's excited and anxious£®

III£®Listen to the following passage and then choose the best answer from A£¬B and C£®

9£®Which of the following is TRUE about the flight£¿

A£®It's a flight from Japan to America£®

B£®It's a flight from Japan to France£®

C£®It's a flight from Tokyo to Alaska£®

10£®What is the speed of the plane now£¿

A£®618miles an hour£®

B£®680miles an hour£®

C£®1£¬000kilometers an hour£®

11£®What time will the plane get to its destination£¨Öյ㣩£¿

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12£®What time did the fire at Columbia College take place£¿

14£®What will the weather be like on the weekend£¿ 

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15£®What is the expected high temperature for Saturday£¿ 

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3£®The doctor checked up my father's-in-law heart£®

4£®The Christmas card is from a friend of my father£®

5£®You'll be given two week's time to finish the work£®

6£®¡ªI'm afraid that you're late again£®

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7£®She broke a wine's glass while washing up£®

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9£®The first month we'll visit some places of GREat interests£®

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4£®____ only English book I have ever read is A Tale of Two Cities£®

5£®My neighbour is a photographer£®Let's ask him for ____ advice about color films£®

6£®I went to school to ____ talk to the headmaster about my son£®

7£®I can't remember ____ exact date of the storm£¬but I know it was Sunday£®

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4£®It whether we start now or later£®

5£®Oh£¬____£¬have you seen John lately£¿

6£®A helicopter is able to ____ and land straight up or down£®

7£®We hope you can ____ the basketball game against the team from the No£®Two Middle School£®

8£®It is ____ to swim in a clean river in summer£®

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5£®Scientists think that men are different ____ animals because they can speak£®

6£®He sadly walked away and thought ____ what to tell his mother£®

7£®There are places in North Africa where there used to be cities£¬but now they are ____deserts£®

8£®We can make mistakes ____ any age£®

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5£®Do you like drawing£¿

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8£®Miss Smith with her parents has been in China since two years ago£®

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Some people believe that international sports bring about good will between the nations and 1____ if countries play games together they will learn to live together£®Others say that international contests 2 ____ false national pride and lead to misunderstanding and hatred£®There is probably some truth in 3 ____ arguments£¬but in recentyears the OlympicGames have done 4 ____ to support the view that sports encourage international 5 ____£®Not only was there the terrible incident including the 6of athletes£¬ but the Games were also ruined by small incidents 7____ by less important national contests£®

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decisions£®They believed that one oftheir 10 ____ should not have been disallowed and that their opponents£¨¶ÔÊÖ£©victory was 11____£®Their manager was very angry when he said£º¡°This wasn't hockey£®Hockey and the International Hockey Federation are 12____£®¡±The American basketball team announced that they would not give up 13____ place to Russia£¬after a disputable£¨¿ÉÕùÒéµÄ£©end to their contest£®The game had 14in disorder£®It was thought at first that the United States had won£¬15____a single point£¬but it was announced that there were three seconds 16____to play£®A Russian player then threw the ball from one end of the 17____to the other£¬and another player popped£¨¹à£©it into the basket£®It was the first time the USA had ever 18____an Olympic basketball match£®An appeal jury£¨ÆÀÅÐίԱ»á£©debated the matter for four and a half hours before announcing that the result would 19____£®TheAmerican players then voted not to 20____the silver medals£®

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Marriage in the United States

What is an American marriage like£¿As it is described in popular fiction£¬the American mar- riage is heaven on earth£ºproblems are tiny and easy to solve£»true love is always victorious£»and the understanding husband and his beautiful wife live¡°happily ever after¡±as the fairy tales say£®

Fortunately£¬most young people know better£®They realize that marriage means responsibilities£¬conflicts£¨³åÍ»£©£¬and everyday house-work£®They marry¡°for better or for worse­¹because in the United States it is extremely difficult for a single person to enjoy a full and satisfying life£®

In the United States£¬parents do not arrange marriages for their children£®Teenagers begin dating in high school and usually find mates through their own academic£¨Ñ§ÊõµÄ£©and social contacts£®Though young people feel free to choose their friends from different groups£¬most choose a mate of similar background£®This is due in part to parents'guidance£®Parents cannot select spouses£¨Åäż£©for their children£¬but they can usually influence choices by voicing disapproval of someone they consider unsuitable£®For the most part£¬though£¬individuals are just naturally attracted to those of their own social circle£®

However£¬marriage between members of different groups are increasing£¬probably because of the GREater mobility of today's youth and the fact that they are limited by fewer old ideas than their parents£®Many young people leave their hometowns to attend college £¬to serve in the armed forces£¬or to pursue a career in a bigger city£®Once away from home and family£¬they are more likely to date and marry outside their own social group£®

The average American man is about twenty-three years old at the time of marriage£¬his bride£¨ÐÂÄis about twenty-one£®Traditionally£¬ when a couple decides to marry£¬the man gives his fianc¨¦e£¨Î´»éÆÞ£©a diamond engagement ring£®When the engagement period begins£¬the bride-to-be and her future husband must meet other's relatives£¬make preparations for their wedding and honeymoon£¬and plan their future together£®

1£®Once they marry American young people know ____£®

A£®they can live a happy life

B£®the marriage means heaven on earth

C£®they will have to be responsible for the family and face conflicts between them

D£®husband and wife will understand each other better

2£®The passage doesn't tell us but it suggests that boys and girls in the United States ____£®

A£®are not cared for by their parents

B£®can only be in love with each other in middle school

C£®can only look for friends in society

D£®are allowed to love each other in high school

3£®The main reason why most young people choose their friends of similar background is that ____£®

A£®they have to obey parents'guidance

B£®they can easily find their friends out of their own social circle

C£®they are naturally influenced by their parents'ideas

D£®they consider their future marriage suitable

4£®What is thought to lead to marriage between members of different groups£¿

A£®The mobility of today's youth in America£®

B£®pursuing a career in a bigger city£®

C£®Being far away from their hometowns£®

D£®Serving in the armed forces£®

5£®The first thing a boyfriend should do after engagement is ____£®

A£®telephone his parents about the good news

B£®meet their relatives

C£®buy his fianc¨¦e a diamond engagement ring

D£®make preparations for their wedding

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There are several reasons for sleep£®One is that our bodies are like batteries¡ªthey need to be regularly recharged£¨ÔÙ³äµç£©£®Another is that they need time to repair themselves£¬fight infections£¨¸ÐȾ£©and build new cells£®It's much easier to do this when the body is still and relaxed£®Thirdly£¬we sleep because we need to dream£®Experts still aren't sure exactly how dreams work£¬but what is certain is that£¨a£© they're necessary for our mental health£¬£¨b£©ev eryone has them£®Everyone£¿Yes¡ªevery- one£®Tests in special¡°sleep laboratories¡±have shown that even people who believe they never dream still experience¡°R£®E£®M£®¡±sleep£®¡°R£®E£®M£®¡±stands for¡°Rapid Eye Movement¡±and that's exactly what happens while we dream£®Even though our eyes are closed£¬they move rapidly from side to side£®People woken in the middle of R£®E£®M£®sleep£¨about twenty per cent of the total time we spend asleep£©can usually remember their dreams£®People woken in¡°quiet¡±or ¡°non-R£®E£®M£®¡±sleep usually can't£®So£¬if you're someone who sleeps deeply and doesn't wake during R£®E£®M£®periods£¬you probably won't re- member your dreams£®What if you're the opposite of a deep sleeper£¬though£¿What if you suffer from insomnia£¬which means that you have difficulty sleeping£¿For most of us£¬insomnia is only a problem from time to time£¨e£®g£®before an important exam£©£¬but even so£¬it can be very an- noying£®Here are five useful ways to avoid it£®

a£®Take plenty of exercise during the day£®This will help your muscles to relax£®

b£®Don't eat a heavy meal or drink coffee after 8£º00p£®m£®

c£®Don't go to bed until you feel tired£®

d£®Read for a while before you put the light out£®This will help to relax your mind£®

e£®Leave your bedroom window slightly open£¨but make sure you have enough bed clothes to keep you warm£©£®

6£®How many reasons mentioned in the passage are there for sleep£¿

A£®Two£®B£®Three£®C£®Four£®D£®Five£®

7£®Which of the following statements is TRUE£¿

A£®Experts have known how dreams work£®

B£®We dream because we need to sleep£®

C£®Dreams are necessary for our mental health£®

D£®It's easier to dream than to wake up£®

8£®According to experts£¬what are our eyes doing while we dream£¿

A£®They are moving rapidly from side to side£®

B£®They are kept still£®

C£®They are looking at something all the time£®

D£®They are closed quiet£®

9£®How do you explain the new word¡°insomnia¡± in English£¿

A£®Giving up sleeping£®

B£®Refusing to rest£®

C£®Feeling sick£®

D£®Having difficulty in sleeping£®

10£®There are five ways to avoid insomnia£®Which way is not mentioned in the passage£¿

A£®You'd better not go to bed when you feel tired£®

B£®It's better to open the bedroom window slightly at night£®

C£®Don't eat too much after 8£º00p£®m£®

D£®Don't read anything interesting before you sleep£®

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The umbrella is a very ordinary object£®It keeps the rain and the sun for people£®Some umbrellas fold up£¬1£® ____

so it is easy to carry them£®However£¬the umbrella did not begin life like an 2£®____

ordinary object£®It was a sign of an importance£®Some 3£®____

African tribes still use an umbrella and walk behind the king and an important person£®

4£®____

Umbrellas are very old£®The Chinese had them in

the eleventh century B£®C£®From China they traveled 5£®____

to India£¬Persia£¬and Egypt£®In GREece and Rome£¬the men 6£®____

wouldn't use them£®They believed umbrellas were already for women£®7£®____

When the Spanish explorers went to Mexico£¬they

saw the kings use umbrellas£®English explorers saw 8£®____

Indian princes carrying umbrellas on the east coast of North America£®It looks that people in different 9£®____

parts of the world invented umbrellas at same times£®10£®____

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