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B.

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請聽第二段對話，完成第2小題。  

2．

A．

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C.

請聽第三段對話，完成第3小題。

3.

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B．

C.

請聽第四段對話，完成第4小題。

4．

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請聽第五段對話，完成第5小題。

5.

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C.

請聽第六段對話，完成第6小題。                  

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B．

C.

聽第一段對話，回答7―8題。

7．How many people are there in Sally’s family?

A．Two.                                     B．Three.                           C．Four.

8．Where is her sister?

   A．She is behind the sofa.             B．She is in the sofa.           C．She is near the dresser.

聽第二段對話，回答第9―11小題。

9．What is the man’s last name?

A．Nick.                                    B．Smith.                           C．Jack.

10．Where does Nick come from?

   A．China.                                    B．USA.                                   C．German.

11．What’s the woman’s favorite color?

   A．Pink.                                     B．Green.                           C．Red.

聽第三段對話，回答12―14 小題。

12．Where are the speakers talking?

   A．At school.                              B．In Linda’s home.            C．On the phone.

13．What are they going to do?

   A．Play basketball.                       B．Watch TV.                      C．Play soccer ball.

14．What does Linda think of playing soccer ball?

   A．Interesting.                             B．Funny.                                  C．Difficult.

請打開第二卷，看第一大題聽力試題。該試題需要在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置上作答。

基礎(chǔ)知識運用（共34分）

15．Please call Gina ______ 87909978.

A．to             B．a(chǎn)t                  C．for                 D．in

16．--- Is this _____ jacket?     

--- No, it isn’t. It’s ______ jacket.

A．you; she          B．your; her             C．you; her            D．your; she   

17．My daughter has _____ egg and ____ cake for breakfast every morning.

A．the; a                    B．a(chǎn)n; a                       C．the; an                   D．a(chǎn); an

18．This movie is ____________, so we don’t like it at all.

   A．fun            B．great                C．interesting        D．boring

19．These are my ___________. They are in the same school.

A．brother             B．parent                     C．cousin                D．sisters

20．-- How do you spend your weekend?

--- I usually have sports, such as playing football, ______________ and so on.

A．going swimming                                  B．watching TV  

C．having a party                                     D．doing some reading

21．--- ____________ is my backpack?  

--- It’s under the bed.

A．What           B．How               C．Why              D．Where

22．My father _________ a tennis racket. But he _____________ a ping-pong bat.

A．have; has                B．has; doesn’t have    C．have; don’t have     D．has; doesn’t has

23．--- I can play ping-pong ________. Let’s play Ping-pong.

--- That sounds _________.  

A．good, good      B．well, well            C．well, good          D．good, well

24．Dad, this is Peter, _______ this is David. They are both my friends.

A．so              B．but                   C．a(chǎn)nd                  D．or

25．Kate has a nice jacket and I want _______, too.

   A．it              B．one                    C．a(chǎn)                  D．ones

26．My parents are both teachers. My sister and I love _____ very much.

   A．they             B．their                  C．them                  D．him

27．--- What's on the table?

   --- There ____some pens on it.

   A．is                      B．have                       C．a(chǎn)re                         D．has

28．Peter, there are so many spelling mistakes in your homework. Why don’t you _____ the words in the dictionary?

A．look through      B．look for                  C．look up                   D．look over

29．--- I’m sorry I’m late for school.

--- _________________.

A．Don’t say so     B．All right              C．It doesn’t matter.          D．You are welcome.

（A）

Jim and Jack are twins. One day their mother __30__ Jim a cake and says, “Jim, cut __31__ into two pieces and give one to your __32__, you must do it like a good brother.” “How does a good brother do?” Jim asks. “He always gives the __33__ one to his brother,” answers __34__ mother. “Oh, I see,” says Jim. Then he __35__ the cake to Jack and says to him, “Cut it __36__ two pieces and be a good brother.”

30．A．give              B．giving           C．gives            D．giving

31．A．it                B．them             C．her               D．him

32．A．sister             B．father            C．daughter        D．brother

33．A．big               B．small            C．beautiful        D．green

34．A．her               B．its                 C．his               D．their

35．A．buys             B．takes             C．makes           D．eats

36．A．on                B．under                  C．into               D．behind

（B）

Yesterday my grandfather told me about his early days.   37   he left school, he found a job in a post office. He worked hard in the   38  . Soon he had more money than his friends because of his hard work. It seemed that he would have a   39   future.

When he was 25 years old, however, he began to   40   his job. He wanted a more exciting one, so he left the post office. Two months   41  , he found a new job in a big company. Workers in this company   42   traveled a lot. At first he really enjoyed the traveling. But after a year, he began to hate   43  . He had to move around and he was always in a car or on a train. The worst thing was that he couldn’t make any new   44  . Even so, his boss was not satisfied with him. Two years later he left the company.

He was   45   at that time so he sold his house. He had to accept a part-time job in a   46  shop. He was surprised to find that he loved it!  He made new friends every day and he enjoyed    reading books. Three years later, he   47   the shop owner’s daughter. Soon they had their first child. In the next ten years, they had another three   48   and four more book shops! He became very rich indeed.

“Life is wonderful,” he told me. “The most important thing is that you should always try your best. Never give up!”

37．A．While                    B．When                    C．Until                     D．If

38．A．factory                  B．theatre                   C．bank                      D．post office

39．A．bad                      B．bright                    C．sad                        D．interesting

40．A．be tired of             B．like                       C．love                       D．be crazy about

41．A．a(chǎn)go                       B．before                    C．later                             D．a(chǎn)fter

42．A．a(chǎn)lmost                   B．usually                   C．seldom                   D．never

43．A．it                          B．him                       C．her                        D．us

44．A．teachers                  B．classmates              C．friends                   D．wives

45．A．happy                    B．fun                        C．rich                      D．poor

46．A．cloth                      B．fruit                      C．book                     D．shoe

47．A．married                 B．understood            C．met                       D．visited

Adult: $1.00                        9:00am---4:00pm

Children: Over 12: $1.00              Except Friday

        Under 12: Free              10:00am---3:00 pm

Keep the zoo clean!

49．How many kinds of animals are talked about in the passage?

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

50．If Tom’s parents take him to the zoo, how much will they pay? （Tom is 13 years old）

   A．$1.00                B．$2.00                     C．$3.00                            D．$4.00

51．From the passage we can guess the animal called “giraffe” must be very ______.

   A．fat                  B．long              C．strong                  D．tall

（B）

Five Things to Do Before You Are 18

Are you bored with your daily routine? Here are some things you should try before you are 18, because after that it’s too late.

Write your family tree

When you are young, get to know all the older people in your family and find out as much as you can about when they were young. Draw a family tree and make notes about each person so that you won’t forget.

Learn to swim

Seriously, this is so important that it could save your life. If you can’t swim well, you won’t be able to do water sports like waterskiing, surfing and diving. Even taking a boat trip will be dangerous for you. Make sure you do it.

Try at least one kind of team sport

Being a good team player is an important skill in life. You can’t just think of yourself, but have to work well with other people. Other advantages of team sports like basketball, football and baseball are that they keep you fit and healthy, and they are also great fun. Teams usually have a good social life too---you’ll go to lots of parties and make many friends.

Collect something

One of the best hobbies for under-18s is collecting things. You could collect rare Chinese stamps, or you could collect things that make you remember what you have done, like cinema tickets for films you have seen or emails from friends. The best way to collect is to have a special album to put your collection in and to write what each thing means to you. That way you won’t forget.

Camp out in the garden

If you don’t have your own garden, find a friend who has one! You will need: two or three friends, a small tent, sleeping bags and warm blankets. Take a lot of food and drink with you into the tent and play games until it gets dark. When it gets dark, tell ghost stories, and at midnight, eat all your sweets. You will need a torch or else you won’t be able to see all your sweets, and it might get too scary.

52．Draw a family tree and________ about each person so that you won’t forget.

A．know the name                                            B．write down some notes

C．find the birthday                                                 D．a(chǎn)sk the older for help

53．What’s the most important reason for learning to swim? 

   A．You might feel well.                                     B．It could make you healthy.

   C．You might easily do lots of things.                 D．It could save your life.   

54．The writer tells us that one of the best hobbies is to________.

   A．collect something                                                B．do some water sports

   C．camp out in the garden                                         D．send emails to your friends

55．What’s the passage mainly about?

   A．Hobbies to share.                                                B．Skills to have.

C．Things to do.                                                      D．Sports to play.

（C）

ORLANDO, FLORIDA ― Is it hard for you to get up early and get ready for classes? Some students at Winter Park High School just roll out of bed in their pajamas （睡衣） and go to class in their own bedrooms. Of course, their teachers and classmates do not see them because all their class work is on the computer.

The Florida high school, the state’s only on?line school, has 250 students who are taking classes at home by computer. “I’m a lot more comfortable at home,” says Luke Levesque, a 16-year-old boy who is taking a computer class on-line. He thinks the school’s computer lab is so noisy that he can’t study well. “Home is much better,” he says.

Students in this first on-line program take classes in Algebra （代數(shù)）, American government, chemistry, computer, economics, and Web-page design. They also have to go to a regular school to attend other classes.

When a student is ready to begin a class, he or she turns on the computer, reads the teacher’s instructions, and begins working on the lesson for the day. What happens if a student has a question for the teacher? Or the teacher wants to say something about the work a student is doing? The student and the teacher talk to each other every day through e-mail or he or she calls the teacher. For example, when Luke opened his daily e-mail from the teacher, it contained （包含） her instructions for the day’s computer lesson. When he finished, he e-mailed the work back to her for grading.

Is it easy for students to cheat on tests when they’re working at home? The teachers have already thought about this. They make students take their final exams in person in the classroom.

“You see most of the same things on-line that you see in a regular classroom,” says teacher Linda Hayes. “You get to know the students on-line.”

If this first on-line program goes well, in three years Florida high school students will be able to take all their classes by computer. When that happens, students will be able to get their high school diplomas （畢業(yè)證書） without having to set foot in a classroom.

56．Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A．The students take some of their classes on-line.

B．The teacher can correct the students’ work through e-mail.

C．The students have to go to their classrooms to take final exams.

D．The teacher can know the students better on-line than in a classroom.

57．What does the underlined phrase “in person” mean according to the passage?

A．themselves              B．on-line                C．by others              D．through e-mails

58．What might happen in three years in Florida?

A．Students can take some of their classes on-line.

B．Computers will be widely used by students at school.

C．Students will be able to finish their high school education at home.

D．Students sometimes have to go to their classrooms to get their diplomas.

59．What’s the passage mainly about?

A．It’s helpful to talk to the teacher through e-mail every day.

B．It’s possible for the students to take classes by computer.

C．It’s more comfortable to study at home than at school.

D．It’s easy for the students to cheat on tests at home.

第Ⅱ卷  （共50分）

綜合語言運用（共50分）

請將以下各題寫在答題紙上

請根據(jù)所聽到的獨白的內(nèi)容，將所缺的關(guān)鍵信息填寫在下面的表格中。短文讀三遍。

American students usually get up

at    1    on weekdays.

The students in high school have

    2     subjects.

Where do they have lunch?

              3              .

What do they do before supper?

              4              .

The speaker is mainly talking about

              5                 

Tommy: Hey，Sally.

Sally: Yes?

Tommy: Is my computer game    1    the table?

Sally:    2  , it isn’t. It’s on the bookcase.

Tommy: Oh, OK. How    3    my books? Are they on the bookcase, too?

Sally: No, they aren’t. They’re on the chair.

Tommy: Oh. So, where’s my pencil case?

Sally: It’s under the sofa.

Tommy: And    4    is my backpack?

Sally: It’s under the table. And your baseball is under the chair.

Tommy: Oh, OK. And where    5    Mom’s keys?

Sally: The keys? They’re on the table.

1）讓我們?nèi)ヌ咦闱虬桑?

   1       2    soccer.

2） 請問，這用英語怎么說? 請拼寫出來。

   3    me, what’s this    4        5   ? And    6    it, please.

3） 她每天都做運動。

   She    7        8    every day.

4） 謝謝你的全家福。

   9    you for your family    10   .

American and British people both speak English, but sometimes it doesn’t seem like the same language.

First of all, they sound very different. Often, Americans don’t say all the letters in each word, especially consonants （輔音） like “t” and “d.” For example, Americans may say “I dun no” instead of “I don’t know”. However, the British usually pronounce their consonants more carefully.

Also, some letters have different sounds. For example, Americans say the “a” in “half” like the “a” in “cat,” but the British say the “a” in “half” like the “a” in “ash.”

Sound is not the only difference between British English and American English. The two languages have different words for some things. For example, the words for clothing are different. Americans use the word “sweater,” but the British say “jumper.”

Many other words and expressions are different in the two countries. In England, if you are going to telephone a friend, you “ring her up.” In America, you “give her a call.” The British use the word “l(fā)ovely” to describe something they like. Americans use the word “cool” or “great”.

There are also some differences in grammar. For example, Americans almost always use the helping verb “do” with the verb “have.” They might say “Do you have an extra pen?” The British often ask the question in a different way. They might say “Have you got an extra pen?”

These differences can be confusing（令人混淆的） if you are learning English. But there is a reason for the differences. Languages change over time. When the same language is used in different places, it changes differently in each place. This is what happened to English. It also happened to other languages, such as French. Many people in Canada speak French, but their French is different from the French spoken in France.