B.  

C.

D.

    1. (     )               2. (     )              3. (     )  

請看第二組的四幅圖片, 聽三段對話，回答第4 ~ 6小題。

A.

B.

C.

D.

    4. (     )               5. (     )              6. (     )  

對話或獨(dú)白朗讀兩遍。（共12分，每小題1.5分）

聽第一段對話，回答第7 ~ 8小題。

7. Where are the two speakers?

   A．In a classroom．         B．In a bank．       C．In a shop．

8. What does the woman want to do？

   A．To change a sweater．

   B．To borrow a sweater．

   C．To wash a sweater．

聽第二段對話，回答第9 ~ 11小題。

9. How does the man go to Chicago?

   A. By air.         B. By train.         C. By sea.

10. Which meal does the man want to have?

   A. Breakfast.          B. Lunch.                     C. Supper. 

11. How soon will the man be at home?

   A. In two hours.    B. In three hours.    C. In four hours.

聽一段獨(dú)白，回答第12 ~ 14小題。

12. What’s the new problem in the country?

   A. “Left-behind” children seldom get care from the government.

   B. “Left-behind” children seldom get together with their parents.

   C. “Left-behind” children cannot get any love from their parents.

13. Who probably look after the children whose parents have moved to work in cities?

   A. Their teachers.        B. Their neighbors.   C. Their grandparents.

14. What does Wen Jiabao require local(當(dāng)?shù)氐? governments to do?

   A. To do more for “l(fā)eft-behind” children and their parents.

   B. To let the schools in cities receive “l(fā)eft-behind” children.

   C. To make the local people stop going to work in cities.

請打開第II卷，看第一大題聽力試題。該試題需要在第II卷第一大題的相應(yīng)位置上作答。

語言知識運(yùn)用  （共30分）

從下列各題所給的四個選項(xiàng)中，選擇可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

15. Please pass ______ the pen. I want to write something with it .

   A. I                        B. me                          C. my                          D. mine

16. Mr. Green likes ______. He often plays football with his friends after work.

   A. sports                 B. movies                     C. music                       D. English

17. My sister _______ to music when I got home yesterday.

   A. listens                 B. will listen                 C. is listening                D. was listening

18. I’ll do it better if the teacher _______ me another chance.

   A. gave                   B. gives                        C. was giving         D. will give

19. There ________ a talk show on CCTV-4 at nine last night.

   A. is                       B. was                C. has been                 D. will be

20. --Tom is terribly ill.

   --We’d better take him to hospital as _____as we can．

   A. quickly               B. slowly                      C. quietly                            D. easily

21. __________ Children’s Day, all the children are very happy.

   A. To                      B. In                            C. On                           D.At

22. -- ________ you play tennis?

   -- No. But I am good at playing football.

   A. Can                    B. May                         C. Must                        D. Should

23. The menu has so many good things! I can’t decide _________.

   A. what to eat          B. how to eat                C. where to eat              D. when to eat

24. Tom often asks me _________him with his Chinese.

   A. help                   B. helped                      C. to help                            D. helping

25. -- Could you tell me how long I can ______the book?
   -- For three days.

   A. keep                   B. borrow                     C. lend                         D. return

26. -- Where is your father?
   -- He _____ to Australia on business.
   A. goes                   B. has gone                   C. was going                 D. will go

27. Today computers ______in both cities and towns.
   A. were using          B. were used                 C. are used                   D. are using

28. I enjoy my life in China. I have quite ________ friends, and we often meet.

   A. few               B. a few                   C. little                   D. a little

29. Who will ______ my dog when I’m away?

   A. look after            B. look at                            C. look for                   D. look forward to

30. “Finish your homework first, _______ you mustn’t watch TV.”Mother said to me.

   A. or                B. but                       C. and                          D. so

31. -- I’m flying to Paris tomorrow.

   -- _______!

   A. That’s all right                               B. That’s a good idea

   C. Thank you very much                        D. Have a good trip

32. I want to know _________ the day after tomorrow.

   A. what he did                         B. what did he do     

通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的四個選項(xiàng)中，選擇能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

I was watching some little kids play football. These kids were only five or six years old, but they were playing a real game―two teams, complete with coaches and parents. I didn’t   33   any of them, so I was able to enjoy the game without worrying about winning or losing―I wished the parents and coaches could have done the same.

   The teams were completely matched. I will   34   call them Team One and Team Two. Nobody scored in the first period, but they didn’t   35   to care. They were having fun. In the second quarter, the Team One coach pulled out what must have been his first team and   36   in the scrubs(替補(bǔ)隊(duì)員), except his best player who now guarded the goal(球門;進(jìn)球得分). The game took a big turn. I guess winning is   37   even when you’re five years old. Because the Team Two coach left his   38   players in, and the Team One scrubs were no match for them. Team Two came around the little kid who was now the Team One goalie(守門員). He was an excellent player, but he was no match for three or four who were also very good. The lonely goalie gave it everything he had, trying to   39   the incoming balls. Team Two scored two goals soon after that. It infuriated(使大怒) the young boy. He shouted and ran. After the fourth goal, the little boy became quite desperate(希望渺茫的) and then he   40  .

   When the boy went to his knees, I saw the father come and carry him   41   the field, and I heard him say, “Scotty, it doesn’t matter how many times they scored on you. I want you to go back there and finish the game. In my eyes, you are the winner! Go on, now.” The little kid ran back onto the field, and they scored two more times, but it was   42  . Now in all viewers’ (觀眾的)eyes, he is the Winner.

   When you’re   43  , and you’re getting scored on, and you can’t stop them, even if you are angry―it doesn’t matter to those who love you. In their eyes, so long as you don’t   44   up, you are the winner. And they are always proud of you.

33. A. see                    B. find                       C. meet                             D. know

34. A. just                   B. also                       C. still                            D. again

35. A. want                B. like                          C. seem                              D. try

36. A. brought             B. put                               C. took                             D. set

37. A. possible            B. useful                    C. necessary                      D. important

38. A. best                  B. oldest                    C. cleverest                       D. healthiest

39. A. keep                 B. stop                       C. leave                            D. cut

40. A. smiled               B. laughed                 C. cried                             D. shouted

41. A. over                  B. off                               C. across                             D. round

42. A. OK                   B. good                      C. all                                D. nothing

43. A. tired                        B. weak                     C. alone                              D. angry

45. Who is the passage for?

   A. Students.                   B. Teachers.                  C. Parents.                    D. Examiners.

46. What should we do before a test?

   A. Take notes.                 B. Do homework.          C. Make a plan.             D. Have a rest.

47. How many steps does SQRCRC method have?

   A. Three.                       B. Four.                       C. Five.                        D. Six.

B

   When she turned ten, my daughter decided I was no longer good enough to provide input on anything useful. Then, in high school she took a parenting class.

    “Mum, I need your idea,” she told me. “What are the skills you need to be a good parent?” she asked, pencil pointed over her homework.

   Skills? I’d always thought of parenting as requiring patience, understanding and kindness. And I was pretty sure those were characteristics (性格), not skills.

   “Hang on, I know this one,” I told her, thinking fast. Looking at the wall calendar(日歷), I noted that my next seven days included two appointments (約會), 20 minutes each, three forms to hand in at two different schools and a cover for the pool to pick up. “Organizational(組織的) skills,” I answered. “It also helps if you can drive―and have the ability to be in two places at once.”

   “Got it,” she said. “What else?”

   I thought about the school year: school fees (學(xué)費(fèi)), class pictures, running shoes. Not to mention weekly shopping―the bill for which was growing as fast as the kids.

   “Financial (理財(cái)?shù)? skills,” I said. “You’ll have to plan your money―especially if you end up with two birthdays in one pay period. You must be good at math, too.”

   “Money and math make sense,” she said. “Anything more?”

   “You also need a good memory,” I continued. “At any given time, you may remember birthdays, names of people and who likes apples or who can’t stand grape juice.”

   I talked and talked. My daughter’s pencil moved quickly as she tried to keep up with what I was saying. Her homework finally finished. My daughter told me about a new parenting-skill project (項(xiàng)目). “We’re getting dolls programmed to cry from time to time. We have to keep them with us all the time and take care of them. It’s to show us how hard it is to be a parent.”

   I thought if students would come up with a doll that throws things around and shouts at the top of its voice, that might give them an idea of the patience, understanding and kindness that parenting requires.

48. The daughter asked her mother for advice because ______.

   A. she was interested in the topic                         B. she wanted to be a parent herself

   C. she was not happy at home                              D. she had to finish her homework

49. The mother first talked about ______.

   A. patience                                                        B. kindness

   C. organizational skills                                       D. good memory

50. What did the daughter do with her mother’s words?

   A. She looked over them strictly.                                B. She wrote them down carefully.

   C. She listened to them patiently.                                D. She thought them over quickly.

51. What does the mother think of the parenting-skill project?

   A. Excellent.                  B. Good.                      C. Not perfect.                     D. Very bad.

C

   Is the world warming up? According to many reports the answer is yes. Eleven of the hottest years since 1850 appeared between 1995 and 2006. Last year, the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported the earth was about 0.75^。C warmer than it was in 1850. While this doesn’t sound like a lot, a small difference in average (平均) temperature can make a big difference in climate(氣候). During the last ice age, the planet was only about five degrees colder than now.

   It’s all about the speed at which temperatures are changing. In the past, temperatures moved up or down step by step. But in the 20^th century, especially since 1976, temperatures have likely risen more quickly than during any century in the last 1,000 years. Warming may bring improved harvests (收獲) to northern countries such as Canada and Russia. However, many species (物種) won’t like these conditions. They begin moving towards cooler places and cause lots of trouble to human world.

   The IPCC reported that human activity is very likely responsible (負(fù)責(zé)任的), by increasing the greenhouse effect (效應(yīng)). Some gases cause the air to take in heat energy. Without the greenhouse effect, the earth’s average temperature would be -18^。C rather than the present comfortable 14.6 degrees. The main greenhouse gases are carbon dioxide (CO₂), water vapor (蒸汽) and some other gases. Burning oil, coal and waste adds to the Carbon dioxide, and it has increased 35% since 1850.

   Many researchers have found that natural forces alone don’t explain the temperature increases over the last 30 to 40 years. Their study shows that as carbon dioxide goes up, temperatures will rise too. But some scientists don’t agree. They think the effect of human produced greenhouse gases is very small compared to the normal changes that the climate causes.

When asked whether humans are causing the world warming, Carl Wunsch, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology says, “It seems very likely from what I’ve seen. Is it 100% sure? No. There’s something to do with natural changes.” Does that mean we should have a “wait and see” attitude (態(tài)度)? Not according to Wunsch. He points out we buy house insurance (保險(xiǎn)) not because we are sure our homes will be on fire, but because it’s a danger we’d rather avoid.

52. The writer’s purpose here is ______.

   A. to introduce a scientific study                          B. to report a serious problem

   C. to teach an important subject                           D. to describe an unusual fact

53. What’s the earth’s average temperature in 1850?

   A. 0.75^。C.                     B. -18^。C.                     C. 14.6^。C.                    D. 13.85^。C.

54. Which of the following is responsible for the earth’s warming up?

   A. Human activities rather than natural changes.

   B. Natural changes rather than human activities.

   C. Both human activities and natural changes.

   D. Neither natural changes nor human activities.

55. What’s the best thing we should do next?

   A. Wait for new scientific findings.               B. Work hard on further study.

   C. Leave things as they normally are.            D. Take more action and talk less.

第II卷  （非機(jī)讀卷  共50分）

（共8分，每小題2分）(注: 生詞 manners 禮貌,禮節(jié))

Where

When

What to do

In China

Visiting a Chinese family

1.____________at the  door  first.

In 2.________________

Before coming into the house

Take off your shoes.

In European countries

Before coming into the house

Don’t take off your shoes even if they are very 3.__________.

In England

Having dinner

Finish the drink or 4. _______.

take,  well,  big,  with,  flower,  many,  friendly

   I am a student of No. 14 Middle School. My school is 5._________ and beautiful. There are many tall trees, and beautiful 6._________. There is also a playground in our school. Our teachers are all very kind and 7._________. They work hard and teach us very well. They 8._________ good care of us, and they are strict with us. There are about 35 students in our class. We get on well 9._________ each other. We often study and play together. At school, we learn 10. _________ subjects, such as Chinese, math and English. We try our best to learn them 11._________. I love my school because it’s like my home.

12. 不要總看電視。何不出去打籃球？

   Don’t watch TV all the time. _______________go out and play basketball?

13. 我們會等到Bob來到后才出發(fā)。

   We________________________________________until Bob comes.

14. 所有的學(xué)生正在為物理考試做準(zhǔn)備。

   All the students _________________________________________the physics exam.

15. 我認(rèn)為老師不會阻止我在周末玩電腦游戲的。

   I don’t think my teacher will __________________computer games at weekends.