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PartIListeningComprehension（共35分）
SectionA:PronunciationandIntonation（每小题0.5分，共5分）
Directions:Inthissectionyouwillheartenstatements.EachstatementwillbespokenonlyONCE.Aftereachstatementtherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustchoosewhichofthetwowordsyouhearineachstatement.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。1.A.foolB.full2.A.fateB.fight3.A.letB.net4.A.thoughtB.sort5.A.sipB.zip6.A.highB.white7.A.duckB.dark8.A.loyalB.low9.A.warnedB.warmed10.A.leagueB.leak
SectionB:ListeningStrategy（每小题1分，共10分）
Directions:Inthissectionyouwillhear10statements.EachstatementwillbespokenTWICE.Aftereachstatementtherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustfillintheblankwithanappropriatewordyouhearinthestatement.ThenwriteyouransweronthecorrespondingpartoftheAnswerSheet.
注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
11.Somepart-timestudentshavefamily______.12.Theofficenumberis______.13.______isnotakindofgrain.
14.Mostofthestudentschoose______forfurtherstudy.15.Theteacherimmediatelypointedoutthe______.16.Chinglishshowsthe______ofChinese.
17.Computersare______howwelearn,work,shopandcommunicate.18.Jim’s______persuadedhisfathertosendJimtoschool.19.Sheishavingfuntakingpicturesofherselfwitha______.20.Thevillageisatthe______ofamountain.
第1页共13页SectionC:LongConversations（每小题1分，共10分）Conversation1
Directions:Inthissectionyouwillhearalongconversation.Attheendoftheconversation,fivequestionswillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.BoththeconversationandthequestionswillbespokenonlyONCE.Aftereachquestiontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
Questions21to25arebasedontheconversationyoujustheard.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
21.What’stherelationshipbetweenCarolandMathew?A.Professorandstudent.B.Waiterandcustomer.C.Friends.
D.Managerandcustomer.
22.WheredidCarolandMathewdecidetogoforlunch?A.Theschoolcafeteria.B.Aclub.
C.Abigrestaurant.
D.TheQueen’sSandwich.
23.Whydidn’tMathewchoosedessert?A.Becausehewasonadiet.
B.Becausehedidnotthinkitwashealthy.
C.Thereasonwasnotmentionedintheconversation.D.Dessertwasnothisfavorite.
24.WhatdidCarolandMathewtalkaboutaftertheypaidforthemeal?A.Howtheyenjoyedthemeal.B.Thepriceofthemeal.
C.Whichonewasbetter,theschoolcafeteriaortheQueen’sSandwich.D.ServiceintheQueen’sSandwich.
25.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutCarol?
A.Sheorderedaclubsandwichwithtomatoandgreenpeppers.B.Sheorderedasmallblackcoffee,withextracream.C.Sheenjoyedthesaladverymuch.
D.ShewouldcometotheQueen’sSandwichagain.
Conversation2
Directions:Inthissectionyouwillhearalongconversation.Attheendoftheconversation,thereare5recordedstatements.BoththeconversationandthestatementswillbespokenonlyONCE.Aftereachstatementtherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustdecidewhetherthestatementistrueorfalse.Put“T”for“True”and“F”for“False”.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswer
第2页共13页Sheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.
Statements26to30arebasedontheconversationyoujustheard.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
26.SallymakesanappointmentwithProf.JenkinsbeforeshecomestoProf.Jenkins’office.()
27.Prof.JenkinsiskindandhelpfultogiveSallysomesuggestions.()28.Sally’smajorisInternationalBusiness.()29.Sallybringsabookabouttravelingabroad.()
30.Prof.JenkinsprefersColumbiaUniversitytoCaliforniauniversities.()SectionD:SpotDictation（每空1分，共10分）
Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearapassageTHREEtimes.Whilelistening,supplyeachblankwiththewordyouhear.Nowthepassagebegins.
注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
Subwaysareundergroundtrains,whichusually__31__24hoursaday.Theyarefoundinlargercitiesandusuallyrunbetweenthesuburbsandthe__32__area.Mapsandschedulesare__33__fromtheticketoffice.Ifyoutakethesubwayoften,youcansavemoneyby__34__amonthlypass.
City-operatedbusesrunon__35__routesandaredesignedtobeatcertainplacesatcertaintimes.Mapsandschedulesmaybepostedatcertainstops,ortheymaybeobtainedat__36__banks,libraries,thestudent__37__,orfromthebusdrivers.Busesrunmainlyduringtheday.Fareispaidbyexactchangeincoins,orbymonthlypasses.
TaxisaregenerallymoreexpensiveintheUnitedStatesthaninothercountries.Ifyouuseataxi,besureyouaskthe__38__ofthefarebeforeyouagreeto__39__.Thedriverusuallyexpectsa__40__of15percentofthefare.得分
PartIIVocabulary（共15分）
SectionA:MultipleChoice（每小题0.5分，共10分）
Directions:EachofthefollowingsentencesisincompleteandfollowedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemontheAnswerSheet.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
41.Thestrikehasposeda________tothegovernment.A.surveyB.resourceC.challengeD.control42.I________thatyou(should)getsomeadvicefromyourschoolmates.A.determineB.motivateC.demonstrateD.recommend43.Thepopulationofthecitywill________12millionbytheendofthecentury.
第3页共13页A.realizeB.coverC.approachD.pursue
44.Themanagerhad________hisnameonthefirstpageofthecontract.A.coveredB.repliedC.wrappedD.signed
45.Thisprojectisdesignedto________youngpeoplewithmorejobopportunities.A.provideB.guideC.searchD.sign46.Sheseta(n)________ofswimmingatleastthreetimesaweek.A.aimB.motivationC.goalD.function47.Eventually,hehadthechancetoputhisideasinto________.A.pursuitB.practiceC.profitD.public48.Theshopisopenduring________officehours,from9a.m.to6p.m..A.specialB.normalC.mysteriousD.major49.Hefailedinhis________towinthefirstprizeinSpeechContest.A.effectB.effortC.goalD.performance50.Tomishavingtrouble________therestoftheclass.A.tokeepupwithB.keepingupwithC.keepupwithD.keptupwith51.Onlytwopassengers________theair-crash.A.focusedB.limitedC.survivedD.attempted52.Theywerehopingto________40milesintotalyesterday.A.journeyB.rideC.coverD.reach53.TheTVshowwasinterruptedbytoomany________.A.distractionsB.commercialsC.prioritiesD.performances54.Couldthebride’sfamilyall________togetherforaphoto?A.collectB.organizeC.surroundD.gather55.We________avoidmistakes,butmistakesstillexist.A.sortouttoB.wearontoC.tryourbesttoD.keepupto56.Theaccidentwas________totheonethathappenedin1973.A.likelyB.straightC.idealD.similar57.Thereisa________gapbetweenmyparentsandI.
A.determinationB.recommendationC.demonstrationD.generation58.Readingisanimportantwayformanto________knowledge.A.demonstrateB.focusC.practiceD.absorb59.Hewonderedwhetheritwouldbe________toknockatherdoor.A.properB.intellectualC.commercialD.professional60.Wemust________thedifficultiesuntilwefindananswer.A.workoutB.workthroughC.workoverD.workwithSectionB:BankedCloze（每小题0.5分，共5分）
Directions:Inthissection,thereisapassagewith10blanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninthebox.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.PleasechoosethebestanswerandmarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemontheAnswerSheet.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.第4页共13页ItwasfivedaysbeforeChristmas,andthecaféwhereIworkedinnorthernCalifornia61withstrandsofredandgreenchilipeppers.Holidaymusicplayedquietlyontheradioandmyco-workersexcitedlydiscussedtheirplans.“Doinganything62?”theyaskedme.Ishookmyheadno.
Iwas3,000milesfrommyfamilyinHawaii,63mylifelongdreamofbecomingapediatricnurse.I64classesalldaythenwentstraighttomypart-timewaitressjobatnight.Myweeklyscheduleleftme65andextremelyhomesick.
Ihadalwayslookedforwardtotheholidays.Butthis66DecemberIfeltunabletogoon.IsecretlymadeapromisetomyselfthatifIcouldjustgethometoseemymom,dad,andbrothers,Icould67thenexttwoyearsuntilIgraduated.ButhowcouldI68it?Rent,tuition,textbooksandother69leftmewithnoextracash.DidIhaveenoughmoneytogohome?I70hadmoneytoeat.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。A.pursuingB.particularC.surviveF.glowed得分
G.specialH.attendedD.barelyI.affordE.exhaustedJ.expensesPartIIIReadingComprehension（共30分）
SectionA:TimedReading（每小题1分，共10分）
Directions:Inthissection,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequicklyandanswerthequestionsontheAnswerSheet.
Questions71to80arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
TheprospectofarevolutioninairtravelhasbeenraisedbyNASA’ssuccessfultestofa5,000mphplane.Butarewelikelytoseesimilaradvancesinotherformsoftransport?
Thewaywegetabouthasamajorimpactonthewaywelive—affectingwherewesetuphome,work,andholiday.
NASAscientistssaytheirexperimentalX-43Ajethasthepotentialtomaketheworldamuchsmallerplace.PeoplehavealreadystartedimaginingpassengerplanesthatwillonedayflyfromtheUKtoAustraliaintwohours.
Butapartfromthehugecostimplications,governmentsareincreasinglysensitivetoenvironmentalconcernsandmayresisttechnologythatcouldharmtheplanet.
So,dustingoffthecrystalball,whatchangesmightcomeinthewaywegetaround?Whatbigideasareoutthere,anddotheyhaveanychanceofseeingthelightofday?Theidea:Flyingcars第5页共13页Developmentsinmicrolighttechnologywillmakeitpossibleforeveryonetoownwhatare,ineffect,flyingcars.Theywillhaveclosedcabins,heating,stereos,androomfortwopeople.
YouwilltakeofffromafieldorrunwaynearyourhomeandflytotownsandcitiesacrosstheUKandmainlandEurope.
Afterlanding,youwillremovethefixedwingfromyourvehicleandcontinueyourjourneybyroad—rightuptoyourfinaldestination—justasifyouweretravellingbycar.
Fuelefficientenginesandtheadvantageofbeingabletotravelasthecrowflies—ratherthanbywindingroads—willkeepcostsandtheenvironmentalimpactdown.
Willithappen?
It’snotthatfarfetched.MicrolightfirmPegasusisalreadybuildingclosedcabinvehicles,whilesomeaircraftcantravelatspeedsofupto130mphandflyforuptofourhours.
PegasusbossBillBrookssaysacombinedthreewheelcarandmicrolightcouldcostabout£30,000.
Thedownsides
Theprospectofdeadlycrashesand“airrage”cometomind.
TheBritishweatheroftenpreventsmicrolightflying,andyoucanonlytravelduringdaylighthours.Youneedanairfieldandlearningtoflyisn’teasy.
Thereisalsothequestionofdevelopingpropellersthatcansafelypowercars.“Whiledrivinguptheroadunderpropellerpower,Isawagroupofchildrenontheirbicycles.IwasafraidImightcutthemtopieces.So,Istoppedandpushedmycartherestoftheway,”saysBillBrooksofanearlytestrun.
Theidea:JetPacksJamesBondusedajetpacktoescapefromaFrenchhotelafterkillinghisenemyJacquesBoiterinThunderball.
Theideawasalsoahitwhenaprofessionalstuntmanflewaroundononeduringtheopeningceremonyofthe1984LosAngelesOlympics.
Youwillbeabletousethedevice—roughlythesizeoftwosmallgastanksonyourback—forshortjourneyslikegoingtotheshops.
Theywillbehandyforhelpingcatsgetdownfromtrees,cleaninghard-to-reachwindows,andarrivinginstyleataparty.
Willithappen?
It’slookingincreasinglyunlikely—despitethefactwehavealreadyseenearlymodelsinaction.
Itremainsdifficulttobuildacheap,reliableversionwhichhasapracticaluse.Thedownsides
“Lotsofpeoplesettheirpantsonfireandwentoffinfunnydirectionswhentheytriedthemout,”saysAustinWilliamsoftheindependentTransportResearchGroup.
Andthere’salwaystheissueofwhetheryoureallyneedone.
第6页共13页Theidea:DriverlesscabsThesecomputer-controlledpodswilltakeyouwhereveryouwantalongafixedroute,wheneveryouwanttogo.
Forthepriceofoneperson’sbusfare,severalpeoplecanrideatspeedsofupto25mph,withfencesandraisedsectionsusedtoguardagainstaccidents.
Therewillbelittle,ifany,waitforuseofthecabs,whichwillleavefromstationsandwillbeaccessedbypre-paidsmartcards.
Thecabs,whichwilltravelona1.5m-widetrack,willuse75%lessenergyperpassengerthanacarand50%lessthanabus.
Willithappen?
There’sagoodchanceitwill.TestinghastakenplaceinCardiff,wheredevelopershopetohave160driverlesscabsrunningby2006.
“Wehavehadalotofinterestfromelsewhereinthecountry,”saysULTrachiefexecutiveMartinLowson.HesaysCorbyandDaventryarebothlookingattheidea,asareHeathrowandEastMidlandsairports.
Thedownsides
Themainproblemwouldbefindingpeopletoinvestintheideaandgovernmentstoapproveit.Thereisalsothepossibilityofpeopledamagingthecabswithoutdriverstoprotectthem.
There’salsothevisualimpactofraisedsectionsandpossibletrafficjamsduringinstallationofthetracks.
注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
71.Howdoesthewaywegetaroundaffectthewaywelive?A.Itmakestheworldamuchsmallerplaceforustotravel.B.Itmakesourplanetlesspolluted.C.Itreducesourtransportationcost.
D.Itaffectswherewesetuphome,workandholiday.
72.Whichofthefollowingmightmostprobablypreventgovernmentsfromdevelopingnewtypesoftransportationmeans?A.Thehugecost.
B.Theirworriesaboutenvironment.C.Theworld’sbecomingverysmall.
D.Thepromptnessoftravelingtoanothercountry.
73.Howdoyouunderstandthesentence“…dotheyhaveanychanceofseeingthelightofday?”(Paragraph5)
A.Whetherthesebigideasareenvironmentallyfriendlyornot.B.Whetherthesebigideascanberealizedornot.C.Whetherthesebigideasarecostlyornot.
D.Whetherthesebigideascanbeapprovedbygovernmentsornot.74.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutflyingcars?A.Theywillhaveclosedcabin,heating,stereos,etc.B.Theycantakeofffromafieldorrunwaynearhome.
第7页共13页C.Theirfixedwingscanberemovedfromthevehicle.D.Theywillbeenergy-consuming.
75.Oneofthequestionsconcerningflyingcarsis_________________.A.takingofffromafieldorrunwaynearyourhomeB.developingpropellersthatcansafelypowercarsC.findingpeopletoinvestintheideaD.travellingonlyduringdaylighthours
76.Accordingtothepassage,whendidtheprofessionalstuntmanflyaroundonajetpack?
A.DuringtheopeningceremonyoftheAtlantaOlympics.B.In1984.C.In2006.
D.Notmentioned.
77.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofjetpacks?A.Theyarefashionable.B.Theyarereliable.C.Theyareimpractical.D.Theyareuseful.
78.Whichidea,accordingtotheauthor,isNOTlikelytoberealized?A.Flyingcars.B.Jetpacks.
C.Driverlesscabs.
D.5,000mile-per-hourplanes.
79.Whywilldriverlesscabshavelessimpactontheenvironment?A.Becausedriverlesscabsusegreenenergy.
B.Becausemostpeopleliketotakedriverlesscabs.C.Becausedriverlesscabsuseasmuchenergyasbuses.
D.Becausethecabwilluse75%lessenergyperpassengerthanacar.
80.Whatwouldbethemajorproblemofdriverlesscabs?
A.Theinstallationofthetrackswillresultinmoretrafficjams.B.Peoplemightdamagethecabswithoutdriverstoprotectthem.
C.Itwouldbehardtofindpeopletoinvestintheideaandtobeapprovedbygovernments.D.Theraisedsectionswillcausesomevisualimpact.
SectionB:ReadinginDepth（每小题2分，共20分）
Directions:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemarefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.
第8页共13页PassageOne
Questions81to85arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
PerhapsthemostobviousdifferencebetweenWesternandChinesespendinghabitscanbeseenintheareaofsavings.EventhoughmanyChinesetodayhaveaccesstoluxurygoods,suchasautomobilesandelectronics,mostChinesechoosetosavetheirmoneyatamuchhigherratethanmostWesternersdo.ItisawellknownfactthattheChinesesaveapproximately30%oftheirpersonalhouseholdincome—asavingsratethatisnothingshortofamazing.Ifyoudon’tthinkso,justcompareittotheaveragerateofsavingsinAmerica,whichcurrentlyhoversataround1%.ThepersonalsavingsrateishigherinmostEuropeancountriesthanitisintheU.S.,butChinesesavingsarestillthreetimesashighasmostEuropeancountries.Whyistheresuchadifferenceinspendinghabits?Isitrelatedtoconsumerculture?
DespitetheaverageAmericanenjoyingarelativelycomfortablelifeandbeingoptimisticaboutthefuture,manyAmericansseemtofeelthattheyneverhaveenoughmoneytomeettheir‘needs’.Theybuytoomuchoncreditandlivebeyondtheirmeans.Thisisinpartbecausetheycannotescapetheadvertisingthatsurroundsthemonadailybasisandbecomeconvincedthattheir‘desires’are‘necessities’.Thisisbecausetheyaretaughttobelievethattheirfuturehappinessisdependentuponthesepurchases.Duetothesereasons,Americansfocustheirconsumerdollarsonclothing,electronics,cars,entertainment,andotherluxuryitemswhichprovidethemwithimmediatesatisfaction.
TheChinese,however,haveadifferentviewrootedinaverydifferenthistoricalandsocialenvironment.Chinesehavebeeninfluencedbyalonghistoryofover5,000years,andtraditionalwaysstillinfluencethespendinghabitsofmostpeopleinthisancientandthoughtfulculture.ManyChinesehavelearnedfromthatnothingiscertain—thatemergenciescanariseintheblinkofaneye,andthatonemustdependononeselfandone’sfamilytoovercomedifficulttimes.Furthermore,theChinesefocustheirfamilyloyaltiesontheextendedfamilyinsteadoflimitingthemtothenuclearfamilyaswedoinmostWesterncountries.Chinesefamilieswillcommonlyspendmoneytohelpoutadistantrelative.Theamountofmoneytheyspendisfocusedonsavingsandonproductsandservicesthatpayoffinthelongrunsuchas:education,housing,andinvestments.
注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。81.Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?
A.ThedifferencesintheattitudestoluxurygoodsbetweenChinesepeopleand
Americanpeople.
B.ThedifferencesinthesavingsratebetweenChinesepeopleandAmericanpeople.
C.ThedifferencesinthesavinghabitsbetweenChinesepeopleandAmericanpeople.
D.ThedifferencesinthespendinghabitsbetweenChinesepeopleandAmericanpeople.
第9页共13页82.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.MostChinesepeoplecanaffordtobuyluxurygoods.
B.EuropeanpeoplehavealowersavingsratethanAmericanpeople.
C.Chinesepeople’ssavingsrateissurprisinglyhighascomparedwithothercountries’people.
D.Chinesepeople’ssavingsrateisthreetimeshigherthanAmericanpeople’s.83.WhichofthefollowingappropriatelydescribesthespendinghabitsofAmericanpeople?
A.MostAmericanpeoplesaveaboutonethirdoftheirpersonalhouseholdincome.B.Americanpeoplehavemoreneedstomeetthanpeopleofothercountries.C.ManyAmericanpeoplehavethehabitofpayingwiththeircreditcard.
D.ManyAmericanpeoplebuythingmainlybecausetheybelieveintheadvertisements.84.WhichofthefollowingappropriatelydescribesthespendinghabitsofChinesepeople?
A.Chinesepeople’sspendinghabitsareundertheinfluenceofthetraditional
cultureofChina.
B.Chinesepeoplesavemoneymainlybecausetheyareworriedaboutpossibleemergencies.
C.Chinesepeoplecannotgetanyhelpfromotherswhentheymeetwithdifficulties.
D.Chinesepeopledon’tspendmoneyunlessitisspentonsomethingthatwillpayoffinthelongrun.85.Accordingtothepassage,whatisthemainreasonforthedifferentspendinghabitsofChinesepeopleandAmericanpeople?
A.AmericanpeoplehaveamuchhigherlivingstandardthanChinesepeople.
B.ChinesepeoplehavereceivedmoretraditionaleducationthanAmericanpeople.C.AmericanpeopleandChinesepeoplearebroughtupindifferentsocialculture.D.AmericanpeopleandChinesepeoplehavedifferentattitudestotheirfamilies.PassageTwo
Questions86to90arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Ihavethreegrandsons.Twoareteensandoneapre-teen.Aseachisforminghisindividualopinionsonhowtheworldworks,Iamconstantlyremindedofthephrase,“Boyswillbeboys.”Thisisareadyexcuseforbadbehavior—anexcusethatmanygrown-upsacceptasvalid.Itallowsboys,aswellasmen,tobehaveininappropriatewaysandclaimthatitcan’tbehelped.Afterall,advocates（拥护者）holdthatmalesaresubjectedtoimpulsesthatarebeyondtheircontrol.
Whatballyhoo（夸大其词）Ithinkbetterofmybrothersandgrandsonsthanthat.Boysneedtoberaisedresponsiblywithrespectforthemselvesandothers.This“boywillbeboys”attitudeisimmatureanddiscouragesboysfromanyintrospection（内
第10页共13页省）intotheirinnerselves.
Acceptinginvalidexcusesforboys’behaviorcanbelife-threatening.Taketheexampleofyoungmenwithbrandnewdrivinglicenses（执照）racingtheircarsoncitystreets.Toomanytimes,wehavelostteenstofatalcarcrashesthatcouldhavebeenavoidedhadthedriversbeenpracticingsafedrivingrules.
Teenviolenceisevidentinschoolsandentertainmentplaceswhereteensgather.Theirparentsandtheirpeersoftentellboysofallagestostandupforthemselvesevenifitmeansviolence.Ican’ttellyouhowmanytimes,asateacher,Ihaveheardparentssay,“Ifhehitsyou,youhithimback.”Thisworld-viewofbeingamanthroughviolencemuststop.Itisnotinevitablethatboysmustfighttogainrespect.Teenageboysneedtolearnwaystoresolveconflict.Conflictcanbesolvedinpeacefulwaysthroughpeermediationthatresultsinlonger-lastingsolutions.It（调解）
requiresacceptanceofresponsibilityforone’sownbehavior,alessonthatstandsupwellovertime.
A“boyswillbeboys”attitudeisoutdatedintoday’sworld.Weneedmaleswhocareaboutthemselvesandothers,whoaren’tafraidtoshowtheiremotions,andwhovalueequalityforallpeople.
注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
86.Boysoftenbehaveinaninappropriateway,whichisacceptabletomanyadultsbecause_________________.A.thephrase“boyswillbeboys”hastakenholdintheirmindB.boys,intheeyesofadults,arequitedifferentfromgrown-upsC.boyscannotcontroltheirbehavior
D.boysaretooimmaturetomakesoundjudgments
87.Itismaintainedinthispassagethatteenageboysshould_________________.A.knowtheconsequencesofwhattheydo
B.notgiveanimproperexcusefortheirbehaviorC.takeresponsibilityforwhattheydoD.bemorematurethantheyusedtobe
88.Accordingtotheauthor,parentsshouldteachtheirboys_________________.A.howtorespectothersaswellasthemselvesB.howtowinrespectthroughviolenceC.safedrivingrules
D.howtobemeninpeacefulways
89.Violenceofboysinschoolsisattributedinpartto_________________.A.theirparents’viewofbeingamanB.theinfluenceofsociety
C.theirimmatureworldoutlook
D.theiraggressiveattitudestowardothers
第11页共13页90.Whichwordmaybeusedtodescribethewriter’sattitudetoward“boyswillbeboys”?
A.Indifferent.B.Negative.C.Positive.D.Neutral.得分
PartIVTranslation（每小题1分，共10分）
Directions:TranslatethefollowingphrasesintoEnglish.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。91.出国旅行92.提前计划时间93.指引正确方向94.养家糊口95.服务整个社区96.一项智力测验97.目不转睛地看着我98.社会各个阶层的人们99.一段歌剧100.笑着表示赞赏得分
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PartVWriting（10分）
Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopic:AnUnforgettableExperience.Youshouldwriteatleast100wordsfollowingthestructureandthecuewordsgivenbelow.注意：此部分试题请在答题卡上作答。
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