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CCola. 7What does the man mean at the end? AWine isn t a must for him. BHe likes wine very much. CHe hates drinking wine. ,T,{7k[݋ VT{,{890 8Why does the woman look worried? AShe can t buy plane tickets to London. BShe doesn t know how to use the Internet. CShe can t get cheaper plane tickets to London. 9What is the woman going to do? ATry the Internet. BGo to the airport. CAsk the man for help. ,T,{8k[݋ VT{,{10120 10What does the woman look like? AVery fat. BVery healthy. CSlim. 11What does the man advise the woman to do? AGo on a diet. BDo regular exercise. CHave a walk after dinner. 12Why doesn t the woman have breakfast every morning? AShe doesn t feel like eating in the morning. BShe gets up very late in the morning. CShe wants to keep in good shape. ,T,{9k[݋ VT{,{13160 13What does Erica look like? AShe looks big for her age. BShe has brown straight hair. CShe is very thin. 14Which color Tshirt is Erica wearing? ABrown. BRed. CYellow. 15What was the woman doing when Erica went missing? AShe was buying vegetables. BShe was buying fruit. CShe was making a phone call. 16What does the policeman advise the woman to do? AStay right in front of the store. BLook for her daughter around the store. CWait for her daughter in the police station. ,T,{10kr}v VT{,{17200 17What is a problem for visitors to Britain? AThey don t eat in an English home. BThey don t like the English food. CThey can t go to the countryside. 18Where can visitors to Britain find the best English food? AIn large towns. BIn good restaurants. CIn the countryside. 19Why do most visitors choose to visit London? AFor shopping and food. BFor shopping and sightseeing. CFor sightseeing and food. 20What kind of food do people in large towns prefer? AFood that takes a long time to cook. BFood that is easy to cook. CFood that doesn t need heating. ,{NRwƋЏ(u(qQ$N nR45R) ,{N0lT͋GlwƋ(qQ15\k\1R nR15R) 21 I saw an alien with wide eyes in the woods the other day.  ________Don t lie. There is no such thing as an alien in the world. ADon t mention it. BOh come on. CThat s terrible. DSo what? 22At________start of the film he got ________surprise because he heard his name called in the foreign country. Athea000 Bthe/000 C/a000 D// 23The ________that little Tom played in the film was great which amazed us. Apart Buse Cjoke Dgame 24 How many people were invited to their wedding?  ________ 200. AHowever BInstead CIn total DIn general 25Today electric lights have________candles completely in the faraway mountain village. Aproduced Breplaced Cexchanged Dplaced 26My father is________a new book which has to be completed next month. Aworking out Bworking against Cworking as Dworking on 27The plane crashed and all the passengers________including 3 children fell into the sea. Aaround Baboard Cabroad Dahead 28 He said he didn t cheat in the exam.  I________his words because I________him. Abelievebelieve in Bbelieve inbelieve in Cbelieve inbelieve Dbelievebelieve 29Let s take a taxi to the airport.The plane________soon. Atakes off Bis taking off Chas taken off Dtook off 30Don t you notice my shoes are quite similar________shape and color________yours? Ainas Bonwith Cinto Donlike 31The invention of the computer is a great________ or else we wouldn t now be living in the information age. Acongratulation Bexpression Ccelebration Dachievement 32A 2yearold Indonesian boy hit the________last month because he could smoke 40 cigarettes a day. Aheadlines Bnews Carticles Dresults 33________the meal was finished Mary washed up and made coffee. AUnless BWhile CWhen DUntil 34 ________you like the new type of car so much why not buy it?  Well I can t afford it at all. AEven if BAs if CNow that DSo that 35Many years ago he dreamed of becoming the first person ________both North and South Poles. Areaching Bto reach Cto have reached Dhaving reached ,{N0[b_kXzz(qQ20\k\1.5R nR30R) For my daughter s 19th birthday we bought her tickets to go and see Linkin Park as they were playing in our city.We didn t really have the__36__but we knew how much this band meant to her. The night before she was like a__37__at Christmas.Every so often she got up and came to__38__with us because she couldn t__39__.On the night of the__40__it was good to see her so__41__and excited as she and her boyfriend set off. Needless to say when they__42__after midnight with Tshirts and lots of pictures of the band __43__her telling about how fantastic they had been we knew the money had been well__44__.This will be a memory she would__45__forget and nor would we. __46__full of excitement from the night before the following day they__47__to go shopping on the other side of the city.My husband and I__48__ loving the fact that she had not__49__that quality as she grew up. Later that day they returned with faces full of happiness and warmth.They presented my husband and me with a__50__each.On each present were the words  Because you are the__51__mum/dad in the world When we said our thankyous and told her she didn t have to we asked her__52__she had bought us gifts.Her__53__was simply  Just because I love you  This wasn t something__54__from our daughter she had always given us a gift when she wanted to express her__55__ and each gift was always a welcome surprise.It could have been anything it wouldn t have mattered and it was the act itself and the feelings behind it. 36A.money000 Btime000 Cinterest000 Dnews 37A.worker Bbaby Ckid Dparent 38A.dance Blearn Cwalk Dsit 39A.speak Bsleep Cstand Dleave 40A.concert Bholiday Cparty Dtravel 41A.healthy Bhappy Cpretty Dsurprised 42A.stayed Bleft Creturned Dturned 43A.worrying about Bcaring for Clooking at Dlistening to 44A.lent Bearned Csaved Dspent 45A.ever Bnever Coften Dneither 46A.Still BOnly CJust DAlso 47A.continued Btried Cdecided Dstruggled 48A.refused Bcried Cshouted Dlaughed 49A.kept Blost Crealized Ddiscovered 50A.gift Bprize Cticket Dpicture 51A.richest Boldest Cbest Dcleverest 52A.where Bhow Cwhen Dwhy 53A.way Banswer Csuggestion Didea 54A.important Bordinary Cnew Dvaluable 55A.feelings Bconcerns Cunderstandings Dopinions ,{ NRt(qQ$N nR40R) ,{N(qQ15\k\2R nR30R) A They were sitting together when Hannah hurried in with a telegram.Mrs March read it then dropped it her hands shaking.Jo picked up the telegram and read it in a frightened voice Mrs MarchYour husband is very ill.Come at once.S.Hale Blank Hospital Washington. The girls moved close to their mother.All their happiness had vanished in a moment and tears were in their eyes. I shall go at once  said Mrs March. There s no time for tears now.Be calm girls and let me think.Where s Laurie  Here  said the boy. Send a telegram back  said Mrs March. The next train goes early in the morning.Now I must write a note to Aunt March. Jo knew that the money for the journey must be borrowed from Aunt March and she too wanted to do something to help. Laurie went off to take the note to Aunt March and to send the telegram.Jo went to fetch some things from the shops.  Father will need good food and wine  said Mrs March. Beth go and ask Mr Laurence for a couple of bottles of wine. Laurie came back with a letter and money from Aunt March but Jo did not return.It was late afternoon when she came and gave her mother some money.  That s to help make Father comfortable  she said.  Twenty five dollars said Mrs March. My dear where did you get it Jo took off her hat.  Your beautiful hair cried Beth.  Don t cry Beth  said Jo. I ll soon have a curly head again. After their mother went away they all helped Hannah with housework.News of their father came through at first telling them he was dangerously ill but then saying he was slowly getting better. 56The underlined word  vanished in Paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to________. Acontinued Bvaried Cdisappeared Dburst 57Why did Mrs March write a note to Aunt March? AFor comfort. BTo borrow money. CFor some wine. DTo tell her the bad news. 58We can learn from the text that________. AMrs March left for Washington the next morning BHannah read the telegram to the girls CMr March was getting worse and worse DHannah went to look after their father 59Which of the following can describe Mrs March based on the passage? AIntelligent. BEasygoing. CStrongminded. DHumorous. B If you ve got a little one who rides the bus to school it s a safe bet that you worry.Is it safe or should parents make sure their little ones go to school in_one_piece? Every day more than 23 million children across the country ride in school buses which are actually the safest form of transportation for children.A school bus is more than seven times as safe as minibuses station wagons and other passenger vehicles.Being bigger is betterBy design school buses can provide crash protection. But Consumers Union believes that all school buses should have seat belts.David Champion who heads our auto testing operation says seat belts are very important for any bus that drives on the highway.Take some time to teach children the do s and don ts of riding the school bus.Tell them to use seat belts. As a motorist keep a sharp eye out for kids and buses.Boarding and exiting the bus are the riskiest times for children.Motorists must watch out when they are near school buses.Since children may be distracted it s important that motorists keep a close watch when driving in school areas and neighborhoods. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration offers these suggestionsAsk children to make sure they get to the bus stop on time.Make sure they wait on the roadside away from the road.Teach your child to ask the driver for help if he/she drops something near the bus.A driver cannot see a child who may bend down to pick something up.Have your child use a backpack or bag to keep loose items contained.Make sure clothing and backpacks have no loose drawstrings (~~) or long straps that may get caught in the bus door.If you want to know more about school bus safety you can read the Safe Kids USA tips. 60What does the underlined part  in one piece in Paragraph 1 probably mean? AHappily. BSafely. CImmediately. DFinally. 61What does the writer think is the safest form of transportation for children? ATaking a small car. BTaking a station wagon. CTaking a big school bus. DTaking a small bus. 62What is the last paragraph mainly about? AThe suggestions that children should keep in mind at school. BSome advice on how to keep children happy on a school bus. CThe important safety measures that should be carried out at school. DThe do s and don ts for children to ride the school bus safely. 63We can infer this passage is written for________. Astudents Bteachers Cparents Dbus drivers C Hallmark arrived in my hometown of Calcutta India when I was 16.On Valentine s Day I waited in line with many other teenagers just for a chance to get into the store.I remember wishing two things.One of them is that the goodlooking boy whom I could see through the store window was picking out a gift for me.Unfortunately Valentine s Day passed and I received nothing but a lecture from my father on how Western capitalism (D,g;NIN) was ruining our culture. The next Valentine s Day I still didn t have a boyfriend but I did receive a greeting card from a secret admirer.I can t remember what it exactly said inside the card but it hardly mattered.I know I m not the only one who s had the blues because of being single on Valentine s Day. It s not just on Valentine s Day that I m reminded of these feelings.One night my friend and I were at the subway station in New York City waiting for the local to arrive.The station was mostly full of college students and later an older couple walked in.Just at that moment a street musician started playing She s Only a Woman to Me.The couple began dancing around the station and lost in their own world.On the train I found myself recalling the time when I was with a date at the subway station and there he picked me up in his arms like I was a ballerina (~sYoXT) My view of romance has changed from when I was 16 in Calcutta to now,23 and living in Manhattan.This year I won t focus all my romantic expectations on one particular day.I ll spend Valentine s Day with friends in New York City.But I won t try to hide somewhere or turn off my cellphone.Instead I ll help my coupledup friends pack for their weekend trips to Rome. 64The underlined word  Hallmark in Paragraph 1 probably refers to a________. Acity Bstreet Cstore Dman 65According to Paragraph 2 if someone has the blues he is probably________. Alonely Bangry Cexcited Dsad 66Who made the writer recall her romantic experience at the subway station? AOne of her friends. BThe college students. CThe dancing couple. DThe street musician. 67What is implied in the passage? AThe writer now has a boyfriend. BThe writer now is afraid of Valentine s Day. CThe writer will go to Rome with her coupledup friends. DThe writer s attitude towards Valentine s Day has changed. D American teenagers hear it all the time from their parents  Are you listening to me? Turn down that music or you ll hurt your ears. A new study has found the parents may be right. The study has found that many young people in the United States do not hear as well as they used to.One out of five American teenagers have some hearing loss.That is a 30% increase in the past fifteen years.One out of twenty teens have a large hearing loss.That is a fifty percent increase. The researchers used results of hearing tests taken in the past years.They have found that boys are more likely to have hearing problems than girls.The age or race of the teens who were tested had no effect on their chances of a hearing loss.The researchers say they are not sure why some teenagers are losing their hearing.Not enough studies have been done and more are needed.Some say the causes may be found in their diet exposure to poisons or in their genes.Others believe that listening to loud music on MP3 players with earphones is the major cause. Researchers think that some teenagers do not realize that they are listening to music at very loud levels.Researchers suggest parents stand next to their children while they are wearing earphones.If the parents can hear the music the sound is too loud.Teenagers should set the volume control on their music players to somewhere between onehalf and twothirds the highest level never louder. Even a small hearing loss can affect a child s social development.Communication skills and grades in school can also suffer.Doctor Eavey says  What we re seeing is a big jump in the prevalence (`us) of hearing loss in a very short time in less than one generation. 68What is the main idea of this passage? AModern technology harms people s health. BMany American teenagers have some hearing loss. CAmerican teenagers are suffering from ear diseases. DAmerican parents notice the harm of listening to music. 69Researchers suggest that parents________. Apay more attention to their children s diets Bnot let their children listen to music for a long time Chelp their children set the volume control to the proper level Dkeep a close eye on what kind of music their children listen to 70The last paragraph suggests that hearing loss________. Ahas attracted worldwide attention Bwill be well prevented in the future Chas worried most parents in America Dmay not be good for one s future development ,{N(qQ5\k\2R nR10R) There was a park near my home.But I didn t go there very often.Many people said there was nothing special.One afternoon I went into the park and found it was really small.I walked quickly because there wasn t much to see.I walked for some time and found myself standing in front of two paths.71.________I found that the two paths were different from each other. The left one was wide and clean.There were lots of flowers on both sides of the path.Though the flowers weren t very beautiful they made me feel good.I decided to take this path.But waitI looked at the right one.The path didn t look nice.72.________Grass grew everywhere.For a long time I couldn t make up my mind. 73________It wasn t nice but I didn t want to give up.At last I came to the end of the path.AhThere was a small garden there.It was beautiful perhaps the most beautiful garden I had ever seen.74.________ Many people told me that there was nothing much to see in the park.Now I d like to tell them that if they had followed the right way they would have felt differently.But when I told them about what I had seen in the park they just smiled at me without saying a word.I knew they didn t believe me.They couldn t even remember that path because it was so small. 75________Don t be afraid to choose a different path.You may get a big surprise! AThere is nothing that I want to see. BIt looked like it had not been cleaned for months. CAfter a while a strange feeling made me follow the dirty path. D Which way should I go I asked myself.I looked at one way then the other. EI told them what happened. FMy trip to the park that day made me understand something about life. GThere were trees flowers and chairs.I thought it was the nicest part of the park. ,{a!wS (^ b qQ35R) ,{VRQ\O(qQ$N nR35R) ,{N0we9e(qQ10\k\1R nR10R) I often read English aloud and trying to learn something important in heart.It helps me remember what I have learned quick and form the good habit of thinking in English.I listen a lot and communicate with the others in English.In this way I have improved both my listening ability and my speaking English.I keep a diary in Chinese every day and my written English are becoming better and better.I also try my best master the necessary grammar knowledge.In this way I can express me correctly.That s why I have been learning English. ,{N0fNbh(nR25R) gя geb>yck(W>NLw{EeNQ\Oz[0`O9hnc@b~`of U\_Tt`P ~Qv^[bEeN0 la͋pe100]S(EeNv_4Y]~Q FO NeQ;`͋pe)0 It was already 76"45 pm. The film had been on for fifteen minutes.But Li Qiang didn t turn up.When Liu Ming was waiting impatiently at the entrance to the cinema Li Qiang ran over out of breath. He told Liu Ming what had happened to him. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ wS(N)T{Hh ,{NR 1C02.A03.C04.A05.C06.B07.A 8C09.A010.C011.B012.A013.C014.B015.A016.A017.C018.C019.B 20B ,TRPge ,{N0,T Nb5k[݋0kk[݋T gN*N\ N-N@b~vA0B0C N*N y-N QgsO y v^h(WՋwSvv^MOn0,T[kk[݋T `O g10yveegVT{ gsQ\T NN*N\0kk[݋NNM0 (Text 1) WTom I like our new English teacher very much.He is so handsome and warmhearted. MBut I do think he is too strict with us. (Text 2) WThank you very much for giving me a lift home. MOh it s my pleasure.Where shall we stop? WJust at this gate please. (Text 3) WHey Jim wake up! MWhy? It s only 66"20.Let me sleep for 10 more minutes. WI m afraid you can t.The clock is 10 minutes slow. (Text 4) WOK it seems this coat suits me very nicely.But can t you make it cheaper? MSorry but our prices are fixed. WI m afraid that s more than I can afford. (Text 5) MSo you plan to travel to China.How long will you stay there? WWell just a week.I have to attend a meeting on September 12th. MOh that s just eight days from now. ,{N0,T Nb5k[݋br}v0kk[݋br}vT gQ*N\ N-N@b~vA0B0C N*N y-N QgsO y v^h(WՋwSvv^MOn0,Tkk[݋br}vMR `O\ geT*N\ k\5y,T[T T\\~Q5yv\OT{e0kk[݋br}v$NM0 ,T,{6k[݋ VT{,{670 (Text 6) MWe re going to have a party tonight.That s great but what kind of drink should we get? WI know that beer is your favorite but I don t think everyone likes it.So how about some soft drinks? MOkay but I don t think we need too many soft drinks.We ve got one bottle of orange juice so another two bottles of cola will be enough.Is there anything else we need to prepare? WWell let me see...Maybe we d better get some wine. MI agree if you must.But you know I don t have any interest in drinking wine. ,T,{7k[݋ VT{,{890 (Text 7) MHey Susan what are you thinking aboutYou look so worried. WYes...I have been planning to go to London for our honeymoon.But you know the plane tickets are so expensive.I don t know how I can find cheaper ones. MHmmm...let me see.Have you thought about booking tickets on the Internet? WNo not yet.Can I find lowprice tickets there? MWow you ve really fallen behind the times Honey. WMaybe.But how can I do it? MJust go to www.tickets.com and click on  Travel and then  Tickets You will see millions of sites about it. WOK thanks.I ll try and let you know if I can get the tickets. ,T,{8k[݋ VT{,{10120 (Text 8) WI d like to go on a diet. MWhyYou look so slim. WYes and I want to have a good figure all the time. MI think you d better do it by doing regular exercise.Eating less is bad for your health. WSo how do you keep in good shape as well as being healthy? MWell I have breakfast every morning and then I have a walk after dinner every day. WUsually I don t have breakfast.I don t feel like eating anything in the morning. MSo I think you probably eat too much in the afternoon and then go to bed with your full stomach. WThat s true. MWell it s quite easy for you to get fat.I suggest that you exercise a lot and have breakfast every morning. ,T,{9k[݋ VT{,{13160 (Text 9) WHelp! PoliceI need your help! MWhat s wrong? WMy daughter is missing.I ve searched everywhere bur still I can t find her. MOK.Calm down.I m going to help you find her.What s her name? WErica.She s only five. MOK.What does Erica look like? WShe has brown curly hair.She s very thin and small for her age. MOK.What is she wearing today? WBlue shorts and a red Tshirt.She has a yellow hat on too I think. MHow long has she been missing? WI ve been looking for her for almost an hour now. MAnd where did you last see her? WWe were just shopping in the vegetable section.I turned around and she was gone. MDon t worry.Everything is going to be fine. WWhat should I do? MStay right in front of the store in case she comes to look for you.We ll start looking for her now. ,T,{10kr}v VT{,{17200 (Text 10) Visitors to Britain often say that English food isn t very good.But they do not really know what they are talking about because they haven t had the chance to eat real English food.Most of the restaurants in large towns in Britain are owned by foreigners and serve foreign food.When visitors are invited to eat in an English home their hosts often feel they must offer them some special or foreign food. 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