(二)聽(tīng)句子，選擇適當(dāng)?shù)拇鹫Z(yǔ)。每小題1分。

6．A．Oh，sorry．    B．Can I?    C．No，I can．

7．A．You don’t work hard, I’m afraid．     

B．Certainly，I love to．

C．Well，don’t give up．

8．A．No．don’t say that．    B．Thank you!    C．Not at all．

9．A．Is that so?    B．OK，I will    C．Yes，I think so．

10．A．That’s it．then．    B．There’s no excuse．  C．I don’t believe．

(三)聽(tīng)對(duì)話和對(duì)話后的問(wèn)題，選擇正確答案。每小題1分。

11．A．A teacher．    B．A student．    C．A journalist．

12．A．In Mr．Wang’s office．    B．At a station．    C．In a car．

13．A．Tile man has to make up a story to explain why he was late．

B．Tile man should meet his student’s lather first．

C．The man should meet his headmaster first．

14．A．The hospital is being built．    B．There’s no hospital here．

C．She’s just got to the city．

15．A．￥ 60，000，000．    B．￥ l20，000，000．    C．￥ 240，000，000．

(四)聽(tīng)一段對(duì)話，根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容選擇正確答案。每小題l．5分。

16．Why does Harry look terrible?

   A．Because he goes out so late．    B．Because he is ill

   C. Because he works so hard on his exam.

17. Why is Harry busy preparing for the exams?

    A. He didn't do much last term.             B. He's got lots of homework to do.

    C. He'll have his exam in two weeks' time.

18. How does Jodie feel about the exams?

A. She hates them..             

B. She is confident about them.

    C. She is nervous about them.

19. What's Jodie's idea of preparing for exams?

A. Studying all night does help.            

B. Having enough sleep is helpful.

    C. Going to a party every weekend is good.

20. What does Harry agree with Jodie about?

A. He should go to the cinema.            

B. He should stay up all night.                              

    C. He does need some exercise.

(五)聽(tīng)短文，根據(jù)所聽(tīng)內(nèi)容將空白處補(bǔ)充完整。每小題l．5分。

(請(qǐng)將答案填寫(xiě)到第Ⅱ卷答題區(qū)相應(yīng)位置。)

26. ―What about buying a bicycle?

   ―It will cost you￥2________hour or￥5_________day.

A. a; the             B. an; an             C. the; a              D. an; a

27. ―Wow, this soup you_________ is great.

    ―Thanks. Gina really likes the soup, and

    A. cook; so Jack does                     B. are making; Jack does it

    C. cooked; too Jack does                  D. made; Jack does too

28. ____________a Chinese people I'm looking forward_________ the 2008 Olympic Games      in Beijing,

     A. As; to             B. Of; to            C. With; for            D. For; at

29. Has_________ taken the workers two years________he tall building?

     A. that; set up                        B. it; set up

     C. it; to build                         D. they; to build

30. _________my house address, he had___________ getting to my house,

     A. Not knowing; trouble                 B. Knowing; trouble

     C. Known; difficulties                   D. Being knowing; difficulty

31. ―I’m so_________. Is there anything __________we can do?

    ― Why don't we go window-shopping?

    A. boring; interested                   B. excited; important

    C. thrilling; surprising -                 D. bored; exciting

32. ―I'm sorry I couldn't go to your party. I________ work late.

    ―Don't apologize; it was just a weekend party. You________ come.

    A. may; shouldn't                    B. must; don't need to

    C. had to; didn't have to               D. can't; mustn't

33. Barry asked__________ first discovered America.

    A. who do you think                  B. who thought I had

    C. who I thought                     D. do I think had

34. You got all the answers___________ last time. You'll have to do the test again carefully.

    A. correct; most                      B. wrong; much more

    C. easily; even                      D. careless; but

35. Anyone_________ this opinion can. speak out.

    A. that against     B. that agrees        C. who are against       D. who is against

36. Tom's father has four cousins. One is an artist,________ is a teacher,_________ are workers.

    A. the other; the others                  B. another; others

    C. another; the others                   D. the other; others

37. I_____ think teenage girls who got their ears_____ were very strange, but now they seem quite normal.

    A. used to; pierced                      B. get used to; covering

    C. used to; burnt                        D. was used to; being pierced

38. We'd better__________ here_________ the rain stops.

    A. wait; until        B. to stay; after       C. left; when       D. to come; before

39. ―Can you give me_________ money, Dad?

   ―Yes, but only_________ dollars.

    A. a few; little                  B. few; a little

    C. a few; a little                 D. a little; a few

40. From the following note we know, _________ telephone number is 65336247.

    A. Sam's       B. Lucy's       C. Sally's       D. Sam and Sally's

    Reading letters from the children he has    41    , and in the letters they call him "Dad", is the most enjoyable and happiest thing for singer Cong Fei, who now    42    .stay in bed.

   The 36-year-old singer has used nearly all his   43  from business performance, to   44   the tuition fees (學(xué)費(fèi)) of 178 children in poor areas over the past 11 years.

   He has diagnosed (診斷) with stomach cancer in May. One of the first things he asked for after being diagnosed was that his friends and family  45   to help the 178 students finish  46   .

   “   47   they can't keep on studying, what they can expect is a   48   future. You must find   49   to let them continue their education." Cong said.

   Cong ’s first    50   began at a charity performance for children who returned to school after dropping out in Southwest China's Chongqing in 1994. He was then 51  to learn that his 2,400 yuan could help 20 children complete two years' education and realized how   52  the donation (捐贈(zèng) ) was to the children. From then on, he   53   took part in more than 20 charity performances in poor areas in Guizhou, Hunan and Sichuan provinces.

In the past two months, much  54  has come to Cong and his story because of lots of reports on him. Li Hongzhong, Part, Secretary of Shenzhen, visited him in June and encouraged him to fight the disease so that he could, as his name suggests, "   55   again."

41. A. visited           B. known             C. supported          D. wanted

42. A. has to            B. used to             C. must              D. can

43. A. things            B. time               C. gifts              D. money

44. A. change           B. pay                C. plan              D. check

45. A. offered           B. hoped              C. continued          D. refused

46. A. school            B. work               C. dream            D. childhood

47. A. While            B. Unless             C. As                D. If

48. A. good             B. hopeless            C. comfortable        D. possible

49. A. books            B. families            C. ways              D singers

50. A. donation          B. action             C. idea               D. success

51. A. moved            B. encouraged         C. asked             D. surprised

52. A. possible           B. important          C. interesting         D. exciting

53. A. rightly            B. happily            C. actively           D. seriously

54. A. attention           B. information        C. pressure           D. news

55. A. sing              B. walk               C. help              D. fly

(A)

   Ivan Fletcher loves crazy invention. He writes a Weekly magazine column called "Unbelievable Inventions"

   "One of my favorite inventions is the Butter Stick. It looks like a Stick of glue ( 膠 ), but it's butter. You rub it on the bread instead of using a knife," he says. Another cool invention is Duster Slippers for pets. You put these special shoes on your dog or cat. As the animal runs around your house, it collects dust from the floor. Very useful!" A lot of these inventions come from Japan m the home of the crazy invention.

   Ivan says that the British also invent a lot of crazy things. "The other day I found an invention called a Cat Seat Saver," he says. "The Cat Seat Saver looks exactly like a sleeping cat but it isn't real. You put it on your scat if you have to go to the restroom. No one will sit on your seat because they think there's a sleeping cat on it. Pretty cool!"

  However, does anyone buy these things? Yes. Lucy Wade from the shopping website crazygadgcts.com says that their customers are young, professional people.

  "They buy these small things mostly for fun," she says. "They arc usually looking for a present for a friend's birthday or a silly gift for a colleague."

   If you have an idea for an amazing invention, send it to Lucy at lucyw@crazygadgets.

   Fish Radio

   This useful radio is completely waterproof, so you can listen to it in the shower. Simply stick it on the bathroom wall and sing along to your favorite songs as you shower!

   Watch Your Back Mirror

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