Key:

I. 1一5 AACAC 6一10 ACBCB 11一15 BCCAC 16一20 ACBAC

II. CBDBD ACBBA DCBDC

III. DBCBD ADACB AACAD CBCAC

36 D hold on to 意思为“紧紧地抓住”。通读全文我们可以知道现在这些人是在茫茫大海里，他们必须抱住能找到的任何一块木头，以帮助自己逃生。

37 B 他们向“玛丽号”船求救。联系上下文我们可以知道the Marie是船的名字。

38 C beyond the reach of 意思是“在……的范围之外”。人们向“玛丽号”求救，然而船上的人们根本听不到他们的呼救声。

39 B lights的意思是“灯光”。C项具有一定的干扰性。从该空后的another ship来看，C项不符合题意。

40 D 联系上下文，这些人的身份我们一直不知道，因此D项为最佳选项。

41 A the Ellen是船的名字，因此，此处选name。

42 D in time 及时；ahead of time 提前；at times有时；on time准时。

43 A句意为：“是什么把她（的船）带到这个地点的？”

44 C“through the darkness and the pathless sea”意思是“穿过黑夜和茫茫大海”。

45 B 从空后的“had,indeed,__________ (attempted) to sail away from it”及下一段，我们可以知道，船长对此事一无所知。

46 A 因为他不知道这里发生沉船事故，因此他曾经“试图”把船开走。

47 A just as 在这里引导时间状语从句。

48 C pay attention后搭配的介词应该是to。

49 A which引导非限制性定语从句。

50 D 这件事让我感到“不同寻常”。

51 C considering 在此处相当于thinking。指船长认为鸟的举动有些异常。

52 B fly about 意思是“到处飞”。

53 C 船长在这里说“鸟的异常举动劝服我改变了主意”。

54 A when在此意思是“就在这时”。

55 C 因为是黑夜，在茫茫大海上，船长一时辨不清声音来自何方，因此他首先确定声音的位置。

IV. A. DCBD

【答案与解析】本文主要讲述拿破仑早在1802年就同意在英吉利海底修建隧道的计划，英国在1880年就开始挖掘，但都没有完成。大约两个世纪后，即到了1994年，大不列颠岛和欧洲大陆才由海底隧道连接起来。

56. D。语义理解题。从第1段the island of Great Britain is connected to Continental Europe for the first time since the Ice Age 可以看出the island of Great Britain和France是由the tunnel连接起来的。

57. C。语义理解题。第2段第2句话The Queen was accompanied(陪同) on her train journey through the historic tunnel by one of her Rolls-Royce cars which was placed on the train 已明确告知Queen Elizabeth是怎么去参加开幕典礼的。

58. B。判断题。既然1994年以前没有隧道，那当然只有坐船或乘飞机从英国去法国。

59. D。判断题。拿破仑是同意修建隧道的计划，并不是制定计划，故排除A项；接近1994年底，公众才能够坐火车穿过隧道，B项不对；文章并没有说隧道建了多长时间，C项也不对；而隧道修建成功时，英、法两国元首都出席，由此可见隧道对两国的重要性。

B. DBCBA

【答案与解析】本文表面上看来是一个幽默，实际上是表现出了人们对希特勒的憎恶。

60. D。推断题。根据 …his sons were all made to join the army 这里用了 made 说明his sons 并不是自愿去的，因此应该选 D。

61. B。细节题。根据 …his sons were all made to join the army one after another and they all died in the fights 可知应该选 B。

62. C。细节题。根据第3段第1句 …but the villagers were all poor and couldn’t give him anything 可知答案为 C。

63. B。判断题。根据 Then he said “Don’t say so in our village, sir!” 和 the policeman 后面讲的话可知，他也不喜欢希特勒，因此选 B。

64. A。推断题。根据文章内容，the old man 说 I don’t know it’s Hitler’s home town，而 the policeman 急忙说 No, no, sir…It’s pigs’ hometown! 据此可知，the policeman 认为 Hitler 连一头猪都不如。因此选A。

文章中说 The police say this is the pig’s hometown，而且他不允许 the old say this is Hitler’s hometown 从中可以感受到他认为 Hitler还不比一只猪强。因此应该选择 A。

C. CDA

【答案与解析】本文主要向读者介绍H. A. G. coffee 与众不同的优点。

65. C。推断题。全文都是讲H. A. G. coffee 与 ordinary coffee 相比所具有的优点，最后又介绍这种咖啡的出售地点及有什么问题可以向公司免费索要样品，由此可推出此题答案为 C。

66. D。细节题。根据 …H. A. G. — a new kind of coffee — free coffee 及 but without any harmful effects 可知正确答案为 D。

67. A。细节题。根据原文可知，B、C、D 三项说法是正确的。再根据原文 Heath food stores and most groceries have H. A. G. coffee 可知 A 项说法错误，所以此题答案为 A。

D. AAD

【答案与解析】树同动物们一样也可以用自己的方式交流。

68. A。判断题。正因为毛毛虫觉得柳树叶可口，它们才吃柳树叶的。

69. A。语义理解题。从第 1 段第 4 句话First a willow tree(柳树) attacked in the woods by caterpillars(毛毛虫) changed the chemistry of its leaves and made them taste so terrible that the caterpillars got tired of the leaves and stopped eating them 可以做出正确选择。

70. D。语义理解题。从第 2 段倒数第 2 句话 …flying in certain patterns that tell other bees where to find nectar(花蜜) for honey 可以知道bees交流的方式。

V. 71. choose 72. Considerations 73. design 74. purposes/situations 75.cheaper

76. Examples 77. Advantages/Benefits 78. avoid 79. High-quality 80. harmful

VI. 1.Seating, absorbed/lost/buried 2.failed 3.apparent/obvious; hiding

Key:

I. 1一5 AACAC 6一10 ACBCB 11一15 BCCAC 16一20 ACBAC

II. CBDBD ACBBA DCBDC III. DBCBD ADACB AACAD CBCAC

IV. A. DCBD B. DBCBA C. CDA D. AAD

V. 1. choose 2. Considerations 3. design 4. purposes/situations 5.cheaper

6. Examples 7. Advantages/Benefits 8. avoid 9. High-quality 10. harmful

VI. 1.seating, absorbed/lost/buried 2. failed 3. apparent/obvious; hiding

VII.

Recently there has been an argument about the reuse of textbooks on the internet. I am writing to talk about it.

As we all know, the average lifespan of a copy of a textbook is only half a year in our country while in America it is five years or so, which shows we waste too much. There are 220 million students consuming 3 billion textbooks each year, so about 11 million trees are needed to produce them! If the lifespan of textbooks could be extended for one more year, a large number of trees could be saved each year. In addition, many children from poor families can’t afford textbooks. Will it be good if we can afford them to reuse the books?

So I suggest that all of us should encourage students to take care of their textbooks, and not only does it do good to us but also to nature. At the same time, this can also help us develop awareness of thriftiness.

听力材料：

Text 1

W：Yes？

M：I’d like two tickets to Kingston，please．

Text 2

W：George，why do you go to the office on foot now?

M：Gas used to be less expensive than it is now．

Text 3

W：What would you like，coffee or tea？

M：I like both，but I’d rather have something cold．

Text 4

W：Do you know anything about Mr．Smith’s class？

M：Well，if you think the course is going to be easy，you’re mistaken.

Text 5

W：What shall we do tonight，watch TV or go to the movie？

M：Let’s look at the newspaper. Movie programs are usually on Page Five．

W：Here it is．Summer in Paris starts at 8 o’clock this evening．

M：It’s said to be interesting．

Text 6

W： Good morning．Can I help You？

M：Yes，please．I’d like to cash two traveller’s cheeks．

W：Could you sign your name here，please？

M：Sure．

W： Thank you. How would you like your money?

M：In hundreds and fifties，please．

W：OK．At the moment，the exchange rate between US dollars and RMB is 1 to 8.3. You gave me two 100-dollar checks. Here’s 1,660 yuan. Is that right?

M：Yes，thanks．

Text 7

M：Hey！Are you going on the field trip to Mt Washington in New Hampshire？

W：I’d like to，but the registration fee was a little high．

M: Oh, but this is a great opportunity. It’s the windiest place on earth．

W：What？I recall that we discussed the fact that it had the highest recorded wind speed，but I don’t remember hearing anything about it being the windiest place on earth．Are you sure you have your facts straight？

M：Actually no．I think you are right．But still，it sounds like fu，一You heard about the cog railway，didn’t you? It’s the steepest rail grade in North America．It climbs three thousand feet high in just twenty minutes！

W：Yeah，I really wanted to give that a try．I hear the view is just incredible if you catch it on a clear day，plus I really love trains．T really need to save up for a new computer though.

M：I’11 tell you what．If you’ll go，I’ll let you use my new computer anytime you need it．What do you say？

W：That’s awfully generous．I really shouldn’t，but 1 suppose it is a class related trip anyways…OK，I’11 go．

M：Great！This is going to be so fun．I’m really glad you decided to go．

Text 8

W: Good morning. Can I help you?

M: Yes, I'd like to book a single room with bath from October 4th to the morning of October 10th.

W: Yes, we do have a single room with bath.

M: What's the price, please?

W: It's $50 per night.

M: What services come with that?

W: For $50 you' Il have a color television, a telephone and an international newspaper delivered to your room every day.

M: That sounds not bad at all. I' 11 take it.

W: Very good. Could you tell me your name, sir, please?

M: Yes, it's Moore.

W: How do you spell it, please?

M: It's M-O-O-R-E.

W: M-O-O-R-E. And what's your telephone number?

M: 021-********.

W: OK, Mr. Moore. We look forward to your visit.

M: Thank you and goodbye.

W: Bye.

Text 9

W: Hello. I'm back and I didn't get the job. How about you, darling?

M: No luck.

W: There' s nothing there. It' s no use looking.

M: Well, I had two letters last week. I didn't really expect any.

W: How about the dress shop?

M: Experience needed.

W: The tearoom?

M: Failed.

W: Naturally.

M: But they put me on the waiting list.

W: That's a comfort, isn't it? Well. Robby, we're a couple of successes. Sitting on the top of the world, aren't we?

M: Well, you are in a nice mood, aren't you? No wonder you're sitting here in the dark feeling sorry for yourself.

W: Well. If you don't feel sorry for yourself, who will?

M: Trouble with you is you're hungry. Come on, dear. Give me a hand. You'll feel better when you have something to eat.

Text 10

My parents ran a small restaurant．The restaurant was open 24 hours a day，seven days a week．And my first job when I was six years old was shining shoes for customers．My duties increased as I grew older. By age ten I was clearing tables and washing plates．My father made it clear that I had to meet certain standards．I had to be on time，hard-working and polite to the customers. I was never paid for any work I did．One day I made a mistake of telling Dad I thought he should give me ten pounds a week．He said，“OK．Then how about you paying me for the three meals a day when you eat here and for the times you bring in your friends for free drinks？” He figured I owed him about 40 pounds a week．This taught me quite a lot．

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