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1、Part 1 Word Dietation（每小题：分）Directions:Listen and write down the words you hear.Youare going to listen to the recording twice.During the firsttime,write the word that you hear.Check your answers asyou1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.listen the second time.inspirefrontierportraitstatuebeardlibertyassemb

2、leimaginaryinterpretationfamestreettragedyevolve14.feature15.re ta i 1Part 1 Word Dictation（每小题：1 分；满分：15 分）小题 得分 对错我的答案客观1.1/inspireinspire2.1frontierfrontier3.1portraitportrait4.1statuestatue5.1/beardbeard6.1/libertyliberty7.1assembleassemble8.1/imaginaryimaginary9.1/interpretationinterpretation10

3、.1famefame11.0streetstretch12.1tragedytragedy13.1evolveevolve14.1featurefeature15.1retailretailSubtotal:14老师评语：Qick ONCE on the speaker icon to start listening!/放音结束前请不要离开本页。否则就听不成啦！Part 2 Understanding Short Conversations（每小题：分）Directions:I n this section youll hear some shortconversations.Listen c

4、arefully and choose the best answerto the questions you hear.Questions 1 to 1 are based on the following passage ordialog.1.A.The two speakers are students.B.The two speakers work at a card company.匕 C.The two speakers both like art.D.The two speakers are planning a big day.LaQuestions 2 to 2 are ba

5、sed on the following passage ordialog.2.A.There are no Christians in the US.C B.All Christians go to church regularly.乙区 C.The US is not a Christian country.D.Religion in the US is not very official.LaQuestions 3 to 3 are based on the following passage ordialog.3.L A.Failing to get the painting job.

6、区 B.Living with his parents again._ C.Starting a new family in the city.La_ D.Moving into the city to find a job.口Questions 4 to 4 are based on the following passage ordialog.4.A.Convincing others to join the Army.乙 B.Doing his responsibility.La C.Helping others.D.Acting violently.Questions 5 to 5 a

7、re based on the following passage ordialog.5.A.He ruined the newspaper.B.He put it on his door.C.He wrote a letter to the opinion page.D.He cut something out of it.Part 2 Understanding Short Conversations（每小题：1 分；满分：5 分）小题 得分 对错我的答案客观1.1/AA2.1/CC3.1/BB4.1DD5.1DDSubtotal:5老师评语：Qick ONCE on the speake

8、r icon to start listening!,放音结束前请不要离开本页。否则就听不成啦！Part 3 Understanding Passages（每小题：分）Directions:I n this section youll hear a passage orpassages.Listen carefully and choose the best answer tothe questions you hear.Questions 1 to 5 are based on the following passage ordialog.1.A.Becoming an artist.B.M

9、aking money as an artist.2.3.4.5.C.Marketing and promoting.D.Doing commercial art.A.They can turn creativity into a career.B.They must pursue a bachelors degree.C.They have special ability in art.D.They must learn about the business of art.A.8.B.9.C.14.D.5.A.They are able to choose their own hours.B

10、.They dont need to pursue a college degree.C.They enjoy better reputations than others.D.They get to work for themselves.A.Salaries.B.Creativity.C.Reputation.D.Promotion.Part 3 Understanding Passages（每小题:1 分;满 分：5 分）小题得分对错我的答案客观1.1/AA2.1CC3.1/AA4.1/AA5.1/DDSubtotal:5老师评语：Part 4 Multiple Choice（每小题：分

11、）Directions:Choose the best answer from the four choicesmarked A,B,Cand D.1.I n the 1700s North American colonists proclaimed their wealthand social by wearing elaborate clothing.L A.responsibilityB.eventscl C.organization D.statusE2.A good deal of the for their success must go toJohn Francis,the ca

12、ptain.已 A.reputation白 B.respect C.creditD.fame3.I like my teacher,but feel noA.affectionfor her.4.5.6.B.likeC.feelingD.motionMany old readers do not like the modernBible,theyve gotten used to the traditional one.A.publicationB.visionC.versionD.copyrightShe goes to the dentist to have her teethweek.A

13、.lookedB.watchedC.observedD.inspectedPolicemen wear a uniform that makes themothers.A.distinctiveB.straightC.distinguishedD.clearof The Holytwice afrom7.Like all the plans I will suggest,it is not;this is part ofa long,north-east facing border in my own garden.日 A.imaginary已 B.imagine C.marinecL D.i

14、maginable8.Most broadcasters believe that TV has been unfairly criticizedand argue that the power of the medium is.A.grantedL x B.remedied已 C.implied区 D.exaggerated9.I n the of the project not being a success,themanager stands to lose up to$30 million.A.face B.timece C.eventE1D.coursec10.You him so

15、closely;you should have kept yourdistance.A.shouldnt have been following口 B.shouldnt followC.mustnt followD.couldnt have been followingPart 4 Multiple Choice（每小题：1 分；满分：10 分）小题得分 对错我的答案客观1.1/DD2.1CC3.1/AA4.1/CC5.1/DD6.1AA7.1AA8.1DD9.1CC10.0BASubtotal:9老师评语：Part 5 Cloze(with four choices provided)(每小

16、题：分)Directions:Read the following passage carefully andchoose the best answer from the four choices given foreach blank.Questions 1 to 20 are based on the following passage.What is behind the symbols of American civilization?AmericansIexaggerate I their reputation for doing good deeds.They talk a lo

17、t about how values like loyalty and honesty areIfundamental、，-J part of an Americans life.Theytalk about how they got everything they have by simply 3.exerting I more effort.Dont believe a word of it!I lltell you what is 4.typicallyAmerican.I t is takingcredit for what others have done for you and a

18、cting without 5.consideration 勺 for others.Have you ever 6.I heard an American leader thankthe African slaves who built their country?They put it togetherfrom the ground 7.I Up 勺 without pay.Or what aboutthanking the Chinese slaves that helped to build the firstcrossed railroad that 8.1 America?Mayb

19、e theyI apologize should 9.Jto the Native Americans.TheyI from whom were the ones 10.Americans stole theland.They want us to believe that Americans 11.exhibitsuperior character.They want us to think that this is somehow12.responsible I for their wealth and power.I ntegrityI referring must not be par

20、t of what they are 13.I is owing to.Americas success 14.J -J to certain facts.One of these is the fact that its citizens have a(n)15.I unique I-lability to dismiss the truth.They shouldinstead boast of this 16.I of their character.There is adedicated statue 17.I to liberty.There are alsothose monume

21、nts for the courage of 1 8.who foughtin wars.However,where are the statues 19.I erected I Jfor all of the lies that they have told?Americans are not alone when it comes to a past they shouldbe 20.ashamed of-I,but I for one am tired of listeningto them boast about their virtue.Part 5 Cloze(with four

22、choices p ro v id e d)(每小题：1 分；满分：20 分)小题得分对错我的答案客观1.1exaggerateexaggerate2.1/fundamentalfundamental3.1/exertingexerting4.1typicallytypically5.1considerationconsideration6.1Have you everHave you ever7.1upup8.1crossedcrossed9.1apologizeapologize10.1from whomfrom whom11.1/exhibitexhibit12.1/responsibl

23、eresponsible13.1/referringreferring14.1is owingis owing15.1/uniqueunique16.1/insteadinstead17.1/dedicateddedicated18.1/thosethose19.1/erectederected20.1/ashamed ofashamed ofSubtotal:20老师评语：Part 6 Translation from English into Chinese（每小题：分）Directions:Translate the following sentences from Englishto

24、Chinese.1.A man sat at the table,a cigarette held tightly between hisfingers.2.As with many revolutions in technology,you are unlikely to beaware of this one.跟很多技术变革一样，你可能感受不到这一次的变革。d IJT13.Why bother with risks like the stock market,when you could soeasily do better with something else?为什么要冒股票市场这样的

25、风险？你本来可以很轻易地做点别白三山/4.Were talking to the various parties to come up with anexplanation of the facts so we can make a determination.们与各个党派商谈，以提出一个对所有事实的解糕，这样我 们 弓d I/5.Once you know her distinctive style,you can recognize Janesgreeting cards with no difficultybright,funny,and with aneye to the past.一

26、旦你知道了她独特的风格，你可以识别简没有困难，明亮，限 上JU对Part 6 Translation from English into Chinese（每小题:2 分;满 分:10 分）小题 得分 对错我的答案主观1.2/一个人坐在桌，香烟紧紧被拿着在他的手指之间。有个男的坐在桌边，手指间紧紧地夹着一根香烟。2.2/跟很多技术变革一样，你可能感受不到这一次的变革。跟很多技术变革一样，你可能感受不到这一次的变革。3.2为什么要冒股票市场这样的风险？你本来可以很轻易地做点别的什么。为什么要冒股票市场这样的风险？你本来可以很轻易地做点别的什么。4.2/们与各个党派商谈，以提出个对所有事实的解释，这

27、样我们就能做出一个决定。我们正与各派人士交谈，以期对事实作出解释，这样我们就能下定决心。5.2/一旦你知道了她独特的风格，你可以识别 一旦你熟悉了她的独特风格，你就能毫不简没有困难，明亮，有趣的贺卡，与过去的眼。费力地认出她的贺卡：色彩艳丽、趣味盎然、旧意浓浓。Subtotal:10老师评语：Part 7 Reading Comprehension(MultipleChoice)(每小题：分)Directions:Read the following passages carefully andchoose the best answer from the four choices marke

28、d A,B,C and D.Questions 1 to 5 are based on the following passage ordialog.Time passed and my cards sold well.My enthusiasm for the greetingcard business grew quickly.All along,I had been drawing fantasyart:monsters,dragons,castles,etc.With the birth of my first son in1980,the content of my work wen

29、t through a pretty dramaticchange.Fantasy went out of the window,and I began to illustrate reality.I n the spring of 1983,we,The Mary Engelbreit Greeting CardCompany,took our 12 little designs to New York to exhibit them at anational card show.I remember how big the show was.I just couldnt get over

30、it.I hadno idea there were so many different card companies.And it wasexciting because our 12 little cards were getting a lot of attention inthat huge place!I ve been told one of the reasons we had so much success at thatshow is because my card style was different than anything else atthe market.I t

31、ypically draw complicated details and use deep colorsand funny or meaningful quotations.By 1985,many greeting card publishers started noticing my art,andtwo of them approached me with licensing contracts.I have always believed if you choose a job you love,youll neverwork a day in your life.I f you a

32、sk about the mystery of my success,all I can say is this:to imagine is everything!1.Before the birth of her first son,Mary Engelbreits cardsfocused on.A.realityB.daily lifeC.fantasyD.dragons2.The New York show was so big that E n g e l b r e i t.A.couldnt walk through itB.couldnt believe itC.couldnt

33、 stay to the end of itD.couldnt understand it3.4.Engelbreits cards were successful becauseA.they were distinctive in styleB.they had a thank-you sentenceC.they had complicated detailsD.they were rich in colorA couple of greeting card companiesA.presented Engelbreit with contractsB.asked Engelbreit t

34、o make her cards more distinctiveC.wanted Engelbreit to use more meaningful quotationsD.thought her cards were to complicated5.According to Mary Engelbreit,the key to success is.A.devotion B.opportunity乙 C.good luck区 D.imaginationQuestions 6 to 10 are based on the following passage ordialog.I n the

35、early days of sea travel,seamen on long voyages livedexclusively on salted meat and biscuits.Many of them died of scurvy（坏血病），a blood disease which causes swollen gums,livid（铅色的）white spots on the flesh and general exhaustion.On one occasion,in 1535,an English ship arrived in Newfoundland with its c

36、rewseriously ill.The mens lives were saved by I roquois I ndians（易洛魁第安人）who gave them vegetable leaves to eat.Gradually itcame to be realized that scurvy was caused by something lacking inthe sailors diet.Captain Cook,on his long voyages of discovery toAustralia and New Zealand,established the fact

37、that scurvy could bewarded off by the giving fresh fruit to the sailors.Nowadays it is understood that a diet which contains nothingharmful may yet result in serious diseases if certain importantelements are missing.These elements are called vitamins.Quite anumber of such substances are known and th

38、ey are given letters toidentify them,A,B,C,D,and so on.Different diseases areassociated with a lack of particular vitamins.Even a slight lack ofVitamin C,for example,the vitamin most plentiful in fresh fruit andvegetables,is thought to increase our chances of catching colds.The vitamins necessary fo

39、r a healthy body are normally supplied bya good mixed diet,induding a variety of fruit and green vegetables.I t is only when people try to live on a very restricted diet,say,during the extended periods of religious fasting（斋戒），or whentrying to lose weight,that it is necessary to supply the missingvi

40、tamins.6.Which of the following happens because of scurvy?A.People become hungry.B.People lose blood.C.People become livid.D.People feel pain in their gums.7.How would the sailors ward off scurvy on long trips?A.They took fresh fruit with them.B.They stopped in places to relax.C.They often found I n

41、dians to help.D.They ate vegetable leaves regularly.8.Which vitamin helps protect us against colds?A.Vitamin A.B.Vitamin B.C.Vitamin C.D.Vitamin D.9.What supplies all the vitamins we need to be healthy?A.Any one of the different sorts of green vegetables.乙 B.Diets like those taken by religious peopl

42、e.口L C.Certain important elements known by letters.区 D.Mixed diets with different fruits and vegetables.10.When should people take vitamins?l A.When wanting to be healthy.Lx B.When joining a religion.C.When dieting to lose weight.D.When protecting against sickness.Part 7 Reading Comprehension（Multip

43、le Choice）（每小题：2 分；满分：20 分）小题得分对错我的答案客观1.2/Cc2.2BB3.2/AA4.2/AA5.2/DD6.2DD7.2AA8.2CC9.2DD10.2CCSubtotal:20老师评语：Part 8 Short Composition Writing（每小题：分）Directions:W rite a short composition of about 1 50 wordson one of the topics given below and according to thestructure you have learned.A short compos

44、ition following the structure of time sequence.1.How did Uncle Sam become one of Americas symbols?For nearly 100 years,th is grand old personif icaticTruth be told,Uncle Sam doesn t even re a lly comp一-J jj/Part 8 Short Composition W riting（每小题:15 分；满 分:15 分）小题 得分 对错我的答案主观1.11For nearly 100 years,th

45、is grand oldpersonification of the United States hasencouraged young men to go off and getkilled in a war for the good of theircountry.But did you know that the imageof Uncle Sam,first depicted in a U.S.Army poster in 1917,was based on asimilar English recruitment postercreated three years earlier?O

46、ur greatestAmerican icon is nothing more than acheap knock-off of some British guysnamed Lord Kitchener and John Bull.Nothing says uAmerican independence”quite like a total rip off of an icon nativeto the country we fought so hard todistance ourselves from.Truth be told,Uncle Sam doesnt even really

47、compareto Lord Kitchener.He doesn,t haveKitcheners awesome mustache,and hiscostume looks especially ridiculous whenyou stand him next to a man wearing thefull uniform of the British Army.But thekicker is that Lord Kitchener was a realperson-he was Englands War Secretaryfrom 1914 to 1916.Wed like to giveUncle Sam the benefit of the doubt,butthe fact of the matter is that realpeople-even dead people-trumpimaginary people every time.