Conversation 1

What did the woman do just now?

She ran in the park B. She walked her dog. C. She looked for her dog.

How much weight has the woman lost?

A. 12 pounds. B. 13 pounds. C. 25 pounds.

Conversation 2

3. What was the man doing when the woman called?

A. Playing football. B. Taking a shower. C. Preparing for a class.

4. What’s the most probable relationship between the two speakers?

A. Classmates. B. Teacher and student. C. New friends.

Conversation 3

5. What do we know about the woman?

A. She will help the man carry the bag. B. She is seeing someone off.

C. She didn’t expect to see the man there.

6. What is the man doing there?

A. Seeing off his girlfriend. B. Looking for his bag. C. Waiting for his flight.

Conversation 4

7. Why WON’T the woman go to eat out tonight?

A. Her friends are busy. B. There is no table left.

C. She doesn’t feel like eating out tonight.

How long will the woman and her parents eat tomorrow?

A. Half an hour. B. An hour. C. One and a half hours

9. What table does the woman book?

A. A table for four by the window. B. A table for three at the gate.

C. A table for two at the gate.

Conversation 5

10. What do we know about the man’s job?

A. The pay isn’t satisfying. B. It is too difficult for him.

C. It makes him tired every day.

11. What’s the man’s plan?

A. To take a vacation. B. To go back to college. C. To find a new job.

12. How does the woman find the man’s plan?

A. Great. B. A bit worrying. C. Terrible.

Conversation 6

13. How does the woman feel for Sam?

A. Interested. B. Upset. C. Surprised.

14. What does the man probably think of Sam?

A. Nice. B. Poor. C. Careless.

15. What will the woman do this afternoon?

A. Play table tennis. B. Go shopping. C. Visit her aunt’s home.

第二节 笔录要点（每空不超过三个单词）

My school day

In the morning

In the afternoon



7:30

get up, 16. ________

1:40-3:40

have 19. ________ lessons



17. ______

have four lessons



After 3:40

go home, finish homework

20. _____________ and listen to music



10:20-10:40

18. ___________







12:00

lunch time









Ⅱ. 单项填空（共10个小题，每小题1.5分；满分15分）选出最佳选项。

21. They stood __________ to each other.

A. talking B. to talk C. talk D. talked

22. I think the scientific advances __________ in your article are interesting.

A. that mentioned B. mentioned C. mentioning D. that mention

23. I decided __________ rather than _________.

A. to write; to phone B. to write; phone C. phone; write D. phone; to write

24. He walked up and down the room, ____________.

A. singing and laughing B. to sing and to laugh

C. to sing and laughing D. singing and to laugh

25. Tom is often the first one __________ at school.

A. arriving B. arrived C. to arrive D. arrive

26. ____________, I find many people willing to pay a little higher price for things that are friendly to the environment.

A. Asking around B. To ask around C. Ask around D. Asked around

27. ________ enough time, we will see the whole city.

A. To give B. Give us C. Given D. Giving

Ⅲ. 完形填空（共10个小题，每小题1.5分；满分15分）根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。

What is happiness? To some, happiness is being surrounded by family and friends. To others, happiness means achieving success in something. To those who have been injured or struggle with a physical disability, happiness can simply mean a day without 31. or just being alive.

Sang Lan is a very good example of someone who is happy with her life. She was born in Ningbo, China in 1981. She was described as an energetic, happy and hardworking 32.

by her teammates. Though she had to live 33. her parents, she was devoted to working towards something special. A small accident happened in 1998, which could have cost her future happiness. The 34. injuries made her life so difficult that everyone thought she would be very sad. However, she remained in good 35. . She knew the secret to happiness was to have 36. for the good things for life and to focus on goals. She didn’t cry or feel hopeless. 37. , she thought about what she could do to get better. When she was told that she would never be a gymnast, she was not disappointed at all. When she thought of the things she had 38. , she felt very proud of herself. Ever since then, Sang Lan has been able to adapt herself to a new life. She is doing her best to be useful to others, no matter how small things she can do are.

Sang Lan has inspired us teenagers. Her 39. is admirable. We should learn from Sang Lan and stay 40. and positive in face of difficulties.

31. A. goodwill B. suffering C. motivation D. admiration

32. A. instructor B. viewer C. assistant D. athlete

33. A. benefit from B. apart from C. date from D. suffer from

34. A. severe B. temporary C. adequate D. outstanding

35. A. soul B. spirits C. sorrow D. entertainment

36. A. appreciation B. regulation C. contribution D. description

37. A. Therefore B. Meanwhile C. Furthermore D. Instead

38. A. allocated B. advocated C. accomplished D. accompanied

39. A. courage B. hardship C. talent D. strength

40. A. pessimistic B. optimistic C. automatic D. fantastic

Ⅳ. 阅读选择（共15个小题，每小题2分；满分30分）

A

I was born into a family of five children. As the youngest child, I didn’t have many new clothes. Though my parents worked very hard, we could hardly make ends meet. The only time we would receive new clothes was at Christmas.

The family across the street lived a much better life. They just had two daughters and they were often seen wearing new dresses. The younger girl named Anna was of my age. One afternoon, she walked on the street wearing a beautiful white dress. She looked like an angel in that dress. I, together with many little girls, followed her. We just couldn’t keep our eyes off her dress. We all wished we would have such a dress one day!

That day, after coming back, I told my mom that I wanted a dress like that. My mom frowned (皱眉). She thought such a beautiful dress like that must cost an arm and a leg, but my mom kept that in mind. She worked five days a week at that time, but when Christmas was getting close, she worked even one very Saturday.

However, several days before Christmas, I changed my mind. It was Anna’s birthday that day and I was invited to her home with some other girls. After that party, I asked if I could try on her white dress. “Of course,” she said, “and you can take it if you like it.” I couldn’t believe my ears. How could she give such a beautiful dress to someone else? After trying it on, I knew why.

The dress looked beautiful, but it was uncomfortable to wear. As a matter of fact, my back was quite itchy(痒的) after I put it on. From that day on, I stopped admiring what others had. They may not be as good as we think.

41. When the writer was a little girl, she ______________.

A. didn’t like the new clothes B. couldn’t see her parents at all

C. couldn’t get whatever she liked D. didn’t like Christmas that much

42. When they saw Anna’s dress, the other girls thought it __________.

A. too little B. very cheap C. very beautiful D. very comfortable

43. The writer’s mother started working on every Saturday because she ___________.

A. wanted to buy a new dress for herself

B. had to buy all her children expensive gifts

C. prepared herself for the busiest Christmas

D. wanted to buy the dress the writer wanted

44. How did the writer probably feel after she put on the dress?

A. Angry B. Happy. C. Disappointed D. Relaxed

45. From the passage, we learn that _____________.

A. there are always kind-hearted people around us

B. we can get what we want if we try hard enough

C. we should give what we no longer need to others

D. what others have may not be as good as we think

B

When I was 20, I first came to London seeking shelter(居所，住处) on my own. After three weeks in London, the Home Office moved me to Leicester. There, I had to live with about 200 people in a small hotel. I knew nobody there, so it was very important for me to establish some friendships. Luckily, I made many good friends there.

I needed those friends more than ever when I received refugee status(难民身份) and could legally stay in the UK. I should have been happy, but I found myself homeless and broke. At that time, the Home Office kicked me out of my living place, because my financial support stopped. Fortunately, my new friends helped me out. Not only did they offer a couch to sleep on at times, they also pointed me towards the British Red Cross. The Red Cross helped me with food and clothing. They guided me through the process, so I could get back on my feet.

With the help of the Red Cross, my situation improved slowly and I went on to study law and human rights at university. Then I decided to do something to thank the Red Cross, so I started volunteering for it. I helped with everything from fundraising(筹款) to finding people in wheelchairs. I also gave out food parcels and other supplies during the 2007 floods in Gloucestershire.

After leaving university, I was offered a job by the Red Cross because of what I had done for it at university. Now I no longer need to look for shelter. I have got married and have a happy family of three. The Red Cross helped me out. And now as a member of it, every day I can’t wait to help those who need help.

46. When the author first arrived in London, he ___________________.

A. was very confident of his future B. often travelled with someone else

C. was helped out by some old friends D. had no place to stay and needed help

47. Who else helped the author besides his new friends?

A. The refugee campus. B. The financial office.

C. The Home Office. D. The British Red Cross.

48. What does the underlined