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1、返 回 我 的 课 程 测 试 成 绩 报 告 单 试 卷 标 准 或 参 考 答 案 将 在 2 天 后 显 示。试 卷：mid-term test试 卷 编 号：2013-4 试 卷 满 分：70姓 名：张 义 聪 学 号：1111010152 班 级：登 录：2013-04-16 09:32:14 交 卷：2013-04-16 10:36:53 上 机 地 址：210.40.29.250图 例：/Right X Wrong?To be marked by instructor_4 Click ONCE on the speaker icon to start listening!放 音

2、结 束 前 请 不 要 离 开 本 页。否 则 就 听 不 成 啦！Part 1 Understanding Short Conversations（每 小 题：1 分）Directions:In this section youll hear some shortconversations.Listen carefully and choose the best answer tothe questions you hear.1.A.The man taking something from her.cB.The man stealing from her grandmother.C.The

3、 man stealing from his grandmother.D.The man telling his grandmother that she steals.A.He feels he isnt good enough._ B.He feels he isnt a kid anymore._ C.He cant make it on the 12th.LJD.He doesnt like trying.LJPart 1 Understanding Short Conversations（每 小 题：1 分；满 分：2 分）（In the case of True/False typ

4、e of questions,A stands for True and B for False,or A for Y,B forN and C for NG.）小 题 得 分 对 错 学 生 答 案 Correct1.1 A2.1 ASubtotal:2.4 Click ONCE on the speaker icon to start listening!9 放 音 结 束 前 请 不 要 离 开 本 页。否 则 就 听 不 成 啦！Part 2 Understanding Passages（每 小 题：1 分）Directions:In this section youll hear a

5、 passage or passages.Listen carefully and choose the best answer to the questionsyou hear.Questions 1 to 5 are based on the same passage or dialog.1.A.The responsibilities of married people.cB.The British sense of society.C.The masters of British family life.D.The meaning of family in Britain.A.Fami

6、ly.B.Children.C.The house.D.Duty.A.Start a persons real life.B.Make a person independent.C.Start a new family.cD.Support a person financially.4.cA.British children have a responsibility to their parents.cB.British people care more for spouses than for children.C.British men have more responsibilitie

7、s than women do.D.British women have more responsibilities than men do.A.The wifes parents.cB.The couple themselves.C.The couples sisters.D.The husbands parents.Part 2 Understanding Passages(每 小 题：1 分；满 分：5 分)(In the case of True/False type of questions,A stands for True and B for False,or A for Y,B

8、 forN and C for NG.)小|得 对|学 生 答 案 Correct题 分 错 1.0 X c2.0 X D3.0 X A4.0 X D5.0 X DSubtotal:0Click 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 3 Compound Dictation(每 小 题：1 分)Directions:In this section you will hear a passage or passagesthree times.When the p

9、assage is read for the first time,youshould listen carefully for its general idea.When the passageis read for the second time,you are required to fill in theblanks with the information you have just heard.Finally,whenthe passage is read for the third time,you should check whatyou have written.Questi

10、ons 1 to 10 are based on the same passage or dialog.Ladies and gentlemen,may I have your attention,please?Imsorry to have to tell you that the police haveX(1)1 _ us to leave the building as quickly aspossible.A carrier bag,possibly containing a(n)X(2)1 _ device,has been found in one of thedressing r

11、ooms backstage.Experts are on their way toX(3)1 _ it.We ask you to leave in a quiet andX(4)1 _ way.There is absolutely no need foron the corner of Kings Road.Leave your seats row by row,asPlease do give any assistance necessary to elderly anddisabled people when you think they are in need of help.If

12、 youanything,such as your umbrella,your coat,or even yourhandbag,please do not try to go back for it.0(9)1 _ I.If you see any suspicious objecta bagcigarettes.We rely on your cooperation and hope that youll beable to return to your seats shortly to enjoy the last act of theplay.Part 3 Compound Dicta

13、tion（每 小 题：1 分；满 分：10 分）小 题 得 分 对 错 学 生 答 案 Correct1.1 demanded2.1 explosive3.1/examine4.0 X ordered5.0 X pain6.1/supermarket7.0 X attendance8.0?make sure you dont seprate from them9.0 to choose their marriage partners of10.0曾（未 答）Subtotal:4Click ONCE on the speaker icon to start listening!放 音 结 束 前

14、 请 不 要 离 开 木 页。否 则 就 听 不 成 啦！Part 4 Multiple Choice（每 小 题：1 分）Directions:Choose the best answer from the four choicesmarked A,B,C and D.1.I will hold your note until Christmas D a y,y o ucertainly will have received your allowance.4 A.by that timeL Jl B.at that timeLJ区 C.by which time_ D.at which ti

15、me2.They packed the instruments carefully they would bebroken during transportation.A.so thatB.on condition thatC.for fear thatD.provided that3.hostels（客 栈）may not offer the most comfortablequarters,they are convenient,inexpensive,and attractive totraveling students and young people.A.WhenL J区 B.Whi

16、le_ C.Now that D.If4.Were the wire of a smaller diameter（直 径），its resistance区 A.had been increased_ B.was increasedL JC.might have been increasedD.would be increased5.He went to work on foot yesterday,though he bybus.区 A.must have goneB.might have goneLJC.would have goneL JD.could have gone6.Accordi

17、ng to the American federal government,residents ofHawaii have the longest l i f e:77.2 years.区 A.rank厂 B.scaleLJl C.spanLJD.scope7.Our hopes and fell in the same instant.A.arosecB.raisedcC.roseD.aroused8.A season ticket the holder to make as many journeysas he wishes within the stated period of time

18、.A.entitlescB.grantsC.presentsD.promises9.Rod is determined to get a seat for the concert itmeans standing in a queue all night.区 A.as ifB.even if口 _ C.providedLJ_ D.whatever10.in the United States,St.Louis has now become the24th largest city.A.Being the fourth biggest cityL-4区 B.It was once the fou

19、rth biggest city4 C.Once the fourth biggest cityL JD.The fourth biggest city it was11.We hurried on,our heads against the wind,to thebright light ahead.A.being bentcB.bentC.was bentD.was bending12.He had a escape from the gas explosion.cA.slimcB.thinC.smallD.narrow13.He has recently golf for relaxat

20、ion.A.taken upB.taken withcC.taken onD.taken overPart 4 Multiple Choice(每 小 题:1 分；满 分:13 分)(In the case of True/False type of questions,A stands for True and B for False,or A for Y,B forN and C for NG.)小 题 得 分 对 错 学 生 答 案 Correct1.1 C2.1/c3.1 B4.0 X A5.0 X A6.0 X A7.0 X D8.1 A9.0 X A10.1/B11.1/C12.1

21、 D13.1 ASubtotal:8Part 5 Cloze(with four choices provided)(每 小 题：1 分)Directions:Read the following passage carefully and choosethe best answer from the four choices given for each blank.Questions 1 to 20 are based on the following passage.I have goals for my life,but they are not fame or fortune.But

22、exciting and even dangerous sometimes.One dream I have istwice the speed of sound.Or,I could go into space and 4.parachute（跳*伞）to the ground.Or maybe Ill climb steepmountain 7.I _ in China.Its also possible for meXI could uncover 13.X_ treasures in the mysterious Bermuda triangleor become a captain

23、on a naval aircraft carrier and 14.corporations of terrible crimes.I could catch them as they areforeign countries.I could find out if they are planning a(n)18.XOn second thought,this all seems quite 19.I take back everything that I have said.A(n)20.Xlife is for me.I think that I will simply sit bac

24、kin my big comfortable chair with the air-conditioning set at aperfect 24 degrees centigrade and read about someone elsedoing those dangerous things.This book about mining for goldwill do fine.Part 5 Cloze(with four choices p ro v id e d)(每 小 题：1 分；满 分：20 分)(In the case of True/False type of questio

25、ns,A stands for True and B for False,or A for Y,B forN and C for NG.)小 题 得 分 对 错 学 生 答 案 Correct1.1 still2.1/adventure3.1/strapped4.1 defy5.1 orbit6.1 fiy7.1/peaks8.1/explore9.1 desperate10.1 conquest11.1 boring12.1 mission13.1 submerged14.1/cruise15.1/accuse16.1 cheating17.1 spy18.1 invasion19.1/co

26、mplicated20.1 idleSubtotal:20Part 6 Skimming and Scanning(MultipleChoice+Blank Filling)(每 小 题：1 分)Directions:Read the following passage and then answer thequestions.For questions 1-7,choose the best answer from thefour choices marked A,B,C and D.For questions 8-10,complete the sentences with the inf

27、ormation given in thepassage.Questions 1 to 10 are based on the same passage or dialog.Ending School ViolenceSince the tragedy at Columbine High School last spring,schoolshave been rushing to add new security measures.Will these work?Or are other changes needed to protect students?The bullet holes p

28、laced in the walls have been covered over.Thehalls have been repainted.Bloody carpet has been replaced.Butfor many students at Columbine High School in Littleton,Colorado,no amount of redecoration can wipe away the bitter memory of theshooting that took 15 lives there on April 20,1999.School shootin

29、gs from Mississippi to Oregon have left manystudents feeling afraid for their safety in school.Littleton was notthe first such tragedy.But it was the most violent in recent years.According to Ronald Stephens,president of the National SchoolSafety Council,Littleton changed the landscape,on school saf

30、etyissues.Since April,politicians,school administrators,parents,andstudents have been searching for answers about how to preventtragedies like Littleton from happening again.How Violent Are Schools?Although the stories from Littleton and other schools have beenhorrifying,crime in schools is actually

31、 declining.In 1993,there were164 crimes for every 1,000 students ages 12 to 18.In 1996,thenumber had dropped to 128 per 1,000.Furthermore,according tothe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDCP),less thanone percent of all murders among schoolchildren ages 5-19happen in or around school grou

32、nds or on the way to or fromschool.Still,many experts believe that is not good enough.TheCDCP study warns that the occurrence of youth violence andschool violence is still unacceptably high.Stronger SecurityWhat are schools doing to reduce violence?Weve been innumerous meetings with school counselor

33、s,police,and otherprincipals to develop a plan to meet the needs of our schools,BertAmmerman,a high school principal in New Jersey,said.He*s not alone.At Williams Bay High School in Wisconsin,thepolice held practice school-shooting drills over the summer.In Coweta County,Georgia,students must carry

34、books insee-through bags so that they cant hide guns.Other schools are adopting strict dress codes and requiring thatbackpacks be checked often.Some schools are setting up hot linesor are encouraging students to tell a teacher if a classmatethreatens to hurt himself or herself or others.Our kids are

35、 still ourbest eyes and ears,said Ammerman.Sometimes,school security measures conflict with personal rights.Debra Jacobs of the American Civil Liberties Union(ACLU)said theorganization has been flooded by calls from parents and studentswho complain that schools have been violating student FirstAmend

36、ment rights to free expression.For instance,a high schoolstudent in Marble Hill,Missouri,was failed for a whole semesterbecause he posted a Web site on his home computer that wascritical of his high school.Banning all expression will make itdifficult to identify kids who really need help,Jacobs said

37、.Helping Troubled TeensMany experts say that adding more security measures is notenough.Ronald Stephens of the National School Safety Councilsaid that one good way to stop crime is to help kids before troublestarts.Teachers need to look for early warning signs and providecounseling and support for k

38、ids who are at risk.1One example is helping programs that pair a troubled teen with acaring grown-up.Such programs have been shown to reduce therisk that troubled students will become criminals.Programs thatgive young people a place to hang out after school have helped toreduce crime,because most cr

39、iminal acts by young people takeplace between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m.Many schools are putting programs in place to protect children frombigger,stronger kids.According to experts,children who arepushed around and intimidated by other children,and those who dothe intimidating,are at higher risk for emotion

40、al problems.Columbine High School,which has had problems with this in thepast,is adding a program to prevent intimidating behavior.FrankDeAngelis,the schools principal,said,*At Columbine High School,we will have zero tolerance for cruelty,discrimination,violence,andintimidation.,Societ/s Responsibil

41、ityMany experts believe that the shootings at Columbine and otherschools are not just a school problem.They say that problems inAmerican society also play a role.Some experts say there is toomuch violence in the media,including movies,music,and TV.TheAmerican Academy of Young Peoples Health has urge

42、d a limit tothe amount of TV kids watch because it is too violent.President and Mrs.Clinton recently made a series of public serviceannouncements for television.In one ad,the President tellsparents:nOur children need our help to deal with tough issues likeviolence.Please talk to your kids.Help them

43、understand.President Clinton also announced$15 million in grants to schoolsand organizations that fight school-related crimes.Not everyone agrees that media violence is a major cause ofviolence by kids.Many young people view violent movies andvideo games,but most of them do not shoot up their school

44、s as aresult,Debra Jacobs of the ACLU said.Sociologist Bonnie Berryagrees.I think the problem is guns,she said.A lot of people aresaying that young people today are more set apart than they were.Idont think so.But they do have access to lots of guns,and todangerous guns.*The statistics paint a sad p

45、icture.Nearly 90 percent of murders ofpeople ages 15 to 24 are caused by guns.In June,a bill wasproposed in Congress to limit selling guns at gun shows.Themeasure failed to pass.Bob Levy of the conservative Cato Institute said that he doesntbelieve we need new gun laws.We have all the laws we need,b

46、utwe dont enforce them,he said.Education Secretary Richard Rileysaid,This country has really created a culture of violence in whichit is very easy to have access to guns.Americans really do need tostop and think about what is happening.Inexcusable BehaviorMany experts say that no matter what provoke

47、d the Littletonshooters,the killing of young people is inexcusable.BertAmmerman said,You dont shoot people because your parentsare divorced,or youre intimidated,or your girlfriend broke up withyou.Its unacceptable!Students Take ActionStudents are taking action to stop school violence.Ms.Heather Beck

48、s sociology classes in Lake wood,Colorado,have started a campaign to collect I will*pledges from studentsaround the country.Students who sign the pledge promise,amongother things,to be part of the solution and to do my part to makemy community a safe place by being more sensitive to others.After the

49、 Columbine killings,kids in Colorado started anorganization called Sane Alternatives to the Gun Epidemic inColorado,which lobbies for stronger gun-control laws.They aretrying to expand their organization across the US As Ben Gelt,18,one of organizations founders,told the Denver Post,I believe thatif

50、 students can organize,they can bring about change.1.In the first paragraph,the author is askingA.whether students will work with new securityB.whether tragedies will happen at a high schoolC.whether new security measures will be effectiveD.whether schools will change so they can protect students2.T