聽第二組對(duì)話，完成第4~6小題。

聽第一段對(duì)話，判斷第7~8小題。

7. The two speakers are in a park.

8. They only want to buy some pictures at the gift shop.

  聽第二段對(duì)話，判斷第9~10小題。

9. Linda’s birthday is on Saturday.

10. The party will probably be held in Tony’s house.

聽第一段對(duì)話，回答第11~12小題。

11. Where does Kate’s father work?

  A. In a bank.                      B. At school.                      C. In a company.

12. What does the girl like to do first?

  A. Do her homework.         B. Go to a concert.              C. Practice the guitar.

  聽第二段對(duì)話，回答第13~15小題。

13. Where are the two speakers talking?

  A. In an office.                   B. On the phone.                 C. At a station.

14. What kind of trip does the man prefer?

  A. Five-day trips in spring.

  B. Five-day trips in autumn.

  C. Ten-day trips in summer.

15. How much will the man pay for the trip?

  A. $800.                                    B. $1600.                           C. $2400.

第二部分  基礎(chǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用

  從下列各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇正確的一項(xiàng)。

16. ―Hi, John! Please show               your new watch.

  ―Here you are.

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

17. ―When do you usually get up on weekends, Betty?

  ―          eight o’clock in the morning.

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

18. ―          did you come to school late yesterday, Jim?

  ―Because my bike was broken.

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

19. My mother always wants me           more vegetables for dinner.

  A. eat                    B. eating                 C. eats                    D. to eat

20. I lost my           yesterday, so I didn’t get into my house until my mother came back.

  A. bag                   B. ticket                 C. key                    D. money

21. It’s getting dark. You’d better           home at once.

  A. go                    B. to go                  C. went                  D. going

22. The students will plant trees if it          tomorrow.

  A. didn’t rain         B. hasn’t rained       C. won’t rain          D. doesn’t rain

23. ―May I put my bike here?

  ―No, you           . Put it over there, please.

  A. needn’t             B. won’t                 C. mustn’t              D. wouldn’t

24. Mary is a good student. She studies hard           she also likes to help others.

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

25. The math problem is too hard.          students can work it out.

  A. Little                B. A little                C. Few                   D. A few

26. ―We don’t have enough meat in the fridge.

  ―I            some more in the supermarket soon.

  A. buy                   B. will buy             C. buys                   D. has bought

27. ―I think Tiantan Park is as            as Chaoyang Park.

  ―I agree with you.

  A. beautiful           B. more beautiful    C. most beautiful     D. the most beautiful

28. The match is going to begin. Please            your sports shoes quickly.

  A. put up               B. put off               C. put on                D. put away

29. ―What are the kids doing?

  ―They          flowers in the garden.

  A. grow                 B. will grow            C. grew                  D. are growing

30. Mr. Smith is our English teacher. He            in our school since 2002.

  A. worked             B. has worked         C. works                 D. will work

31. ―Excuse me! Is Mr. Brown in?

  ―Sorry, I don’t know.

  ―            .

  A. You are wrong                              B. Thank you very much

  C. You are welcome                              D. Thank you all the same

32. ―What did Mr. Wang say to you, Mike?

  ―He asked me            .

  A. where my father worked                   B. where my father will work

  C. where did my father work                 D. where will my father work

33. ―How clean your car is!

  ―It           every day.

  A. cleans               B. has cleaned         C. cleaned               D. is cleaned

五、完形填空（共12分，每小題1分）

通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇最佳的一項(xiàng)。

When I arrived at Pudong Airport four weeks ago, I took a taxi to the Shanghai Bus Station. The taxi driver     34    very little English but understood that I needed to get to Jiangyin (a city three hours outside Shanghai) that same night. He had picked me up a little after 7 pm.    35    racing through traffic on the road, we arrived at the bus station at 8 pm.

To my surprise, instead of just dropping me off,     36    ran inside to make sure I could make the bus. The station had closed. I didn’t know what to    37    ! My driver spoke with some people outside and then rushed me over to the train station at once. I was to take a train to Wuxi (which is only one half hour away from Jiangyin). From Wuxi I     38    take a taxi to Jiangyin. It was my only hope.

We arrived at the train station minutes later. Again, my driver parked the car and ran inside to get my ticket. When he    39   , we took down my bags and began running to my platform (站臺(tái)). Suddenly, a police officer appeared and told my driver he could not stay parked where he was. My driver had to stay with    40    . So, I started down the road alone. 200 feet later I was lost,    41    my ticket to strangers, asking in English where I was    42    to go. My train was about to leave. Suddenly there was my taxi driver! He had come back to make sure I had made it safely…which I hadn’t! He showed me where to go and I managed (設(shè)法), with his direction, to make it to my platform    43     on time! Only after I was sitting in my seat on the train to Wuxi did I have time to think about what a nice person this taxi driver is. I had only paid for a    44     from the airport to the bus station but, for some reason, he went to a lot of    45   effort (努力) to make sure I got to where I needed to go ---Jiangyin. Without him, my first night in China would have been very terrible.

34. A. read                B. spoke              C. wrote                 D. heard

35. A. After               B. Before             C. Since                 D. Until

36. A. I                     B. we                  C. he                      D. they

37. A. see                  B. make               C. have                   D. do

38. A. might              B. could              C. should                D. must

39. A. arrived            B. began              C. returned             D. left

40. A. other drivers    B. my bags          C. the policeman     D. his car

41. A. showing          B. giving             C. leaving               D. sending

42. A. expected          B. considered       C. supposed            D. believed

43. A. still                 B. also                 C. even                   D. just

44. A. ride                 B. trip                 C. tour                   D. distance

46. How many suggestions does the writer give us?

  A. One.               B. Two.               C. Three.              D. Four.

47. To buy things we use every day in the supermarket, we have to          .

  A. pick up a basket                            B. look up and down

  C. walk along the aisles                      D. keep away from BOGOFs

48. The most expensive things are placed in the           places.

  A. middle             B. high                  C. low                  D. near

（B）

Randy Kraus was paralyzed (癱瘓). His left side was useless. But his right hand was good enough to lift a handbag over his head. Once, he had been a police officer in Fresno, California, and owned a small shop. Once, he had been strong and able. Now, he felt he was nothing.

His trouble started with Parkinson’s disease (帕金森病), but it didn’t end there. In July 2002, the 60-year-old Kraus had an operation (手術(shù)) to stop him from shaking (抖動(dòng)). But after the operation he was paralyzed. The man could think but couldn’t move.

“You may never walk again,” the doctor told him. “Maybe you won’t even be able to talk.” At home, he found he couldn’t lift a fork or take a drink by himself. What did he have to live for? So now Kraus held the gun (槍) against his head. Feeling the cold metal on his skin, he began to consider not his pain (疼痛), but the pain he would cause to his wife, daughters and grandchildren. He didn’t pull the trigger (扳機(jī)).

And his exercise teacher, Andrew Garud, didn’t let him down. The progress would be slow, but the pain would be real. “As long as you are alive, you are able to get better.”

After three months of work, Kraus wanted to see if he could stand. He could. Then he took three steps, sat down and cried like a baby. One step, as they say, led to another. Next he managed a short walk along the side of a boxing ring in the health club where they worked out. It was the hardest fight of Kraus’ life.

Now, Kraus can brush his teeth, wash his face and get around the house with a walker. Little success only the paralyzed can fully understand.

49. Randy Kraus became paralyzed because of          .

  A. his work           B. his illness         C. his shaking       D. his age

50. Who stopped Kraus from killing himself?

  A. His family members.                     B. The doctor.

  C. The exercise teacher.                      D. He himself.

51. What does the underlined (劃線的) sentence mean?

  A. Andrew Garud was praising Kraus.

  B. Andrew Garud wanted to make Kraus relaxed.

  C. Andrew Garud was encouraging Kraus.

  D. Andrew Garud wanted to make Kraus calm.

52. How Kraus is now tells us          .

  A. he has achieved all he can

B. he has become a little better

  C. he has been as slow as before

D. he has got as much as possible

（C）

Few builders or scientists can describe what the house of the future might be like. But Grace can tell you. Grace is a talking house. Her high-tech parts and creative uses of everyday things along with advantages in design will change the way we think about our homes ?and live in them. Grace isn’t the only one study how technology (技術(shù)) can make our homes more safe, comfortable and fun. Here are some best ideas of home.

Grace is not a real house. More exactly known as the Microsoft Home, she is set inside an office building in Redmond, Washington. But once inside, it’s easy to imagine you’re in a future home.

Picture this: You enter the house, and Grace’s voice, from unseen speakers, retells your messages. In the kitchen, you put down a bag of flour (面粉) on the top of a stone table. Grace sees what you’re doing and projects a list of flour-based food on the tabletop. Once you choose one, Grace tells a list of ingredients (配料). There’s also a notice board in the kitchen that works like a computer. You can stick up postcards or invitations and look through the Internet with a finger (手指).

“The day when your home will be like a family member is not that far off,” says Pam Heath, a leader at Microsoft. This technology is everywhere yet nowhere (except when we want it). At the Andersen window company in Minnesota, new technology leader, Jay Libby, shows windows made of smart glass that can be changed into a television. “Nobody wants a TV set,” says Libby. “You want the service it provides.” If he gets his way, the term “picture window” will be used instead of usual television.

Home entertainment (娛樂) is just one consideration. At the Georgia University of Technology in Atlanta, scientists are designing systems (系統(tǒng)) that will allow older people to continue living alone. So Grandma’s home can be of different parts, such as waking, sleep and movement; any changes of family members would be noticed by computers.

If we’re going to live in our houses longer, they’ll need to be more flexible (可變的). The Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing (PATH) is working on houses that can be easily rebuilt. “As family changes, we want to achieve that, so older parents aren’t stuck with a house made for four kids,” says PATH engineer Glen Salas.

53. What is Grace, in fact?

  A. A new kind of house in future.

B. A company to make houses.

  C. A scientist who designs houses.

D. A built-in computer system.

54. Who probably invented “picture windows”?

  A. Andersen.        B. Libby.              C. Heath.              D. Salas.

55. Future homes will be like a family member because              .

  A. they can make us safe and comfortable

  B. they can offer to help us when possible

  C. they can look after us in many ways

  D. they can do everything a real person does

56. Which of the following can be the greatest character of future houses?

  A. Fit for their owners’ need only.

B. Flexible for all kinds of uses.

  C. Useful to anybody at any time. 

D. Similar to somebody we know.

第II卷  非選擇題（共53分）

第四部分  語言運(yùn)用

Larry is an inventor,

sometimes he works      1     days a week when he’s got an idea.

In the morning,

he makes some      2      after he gets up.

During the daytime,

he doesn’t      3     anything until the evening while working.

In the evening,

he usually      4      at about nine o’clock.

The text mainly tells us

that Larry is good at      5     .

我們班有一個(gè)叫Frank的學(xué)生。他是個(gè)什么樣的男孩？他有哪些愛好？他經(jīng)常幫助父母做哪些家務(wù)？請(qǐng)根據(jù)所給的提示，選擇方框中的詞語，并寫在答題紙相應(yīng)的位置上。（只寫字母，其中有兩個(gè)多余選項(xiàng)。）

A. collecting stamps         B. water the flowers          C. join an English club

D. flying kites              E. tall                      F. having breakfast

G. skating                 H. sweep the floor            I. do the dishes

J. friendly                 K. hard-working              L. wash the clothes

1. Frank is my classmate. He is             ,             and             boy.

2. His hobbies are             ,              and             .