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2.回答选选题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号，回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。
3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
I.听力(共20小题，每小题1.5分;满分30分)
听完录音后，从各题所给的四个选项中选出能回答所提问题的最佳选项。所有录
音材料均仅读一遍
例:(录音)Man: wonder why the office is still not open
Woman: But it's not yet eight. In fact, it's only a quarter to eight.
When does the office open?
A.At8:30 B.At8:15. C.At8:00 D.At7:45
答案是C。
听第1段材料，回答第1小题
1. What will the man probably do?
A. Watch TV B.Open his case
C. Get his overcoat D. Make up a new plan
听第2段材料，回答第2小题
2. What does the man say about Jane?
A. She arrived at the library very late B. She has more exams than he does
C. Shes been working in the library a lot. D. Shes going to the library after the exams
英语试题第1页(共13页)
听第3段村料，回答第3小题
3. What does the man mean?
A. He lives near the woman B The woman can come to his house
C. The woman should take a day off. D. He is quite busy today
听第4段材料，回答第4小题
4. Why does Shelly eat out so often?
A. She has much free time. B She likes restaurant food
C. She's tired of cooking D. She does it for business.
听第5段材料，回答第5小题
5. What will they do now?
A. Get off line. B Leave the room
C Stay in the queue D. Take a seat.
听第6段材料，回答第6、7小题
6. What is this conversation mainly about?
A. Medical examination. B Employee evaluation
C A weekly report D An end-of-term paper
7. What would John probably do after this conversation?
A. Have some training. B. Go to the hospital
C. Get back his reports D. Quit his job
听第7段材料，回答第8、9小题
8. How many clocks does Scot set right
A. Four B.Three C. Two D. One
9. What do we know about Scot?
A. He sleeps heavily B. He is mentally ill.
C. He is extremely rich. D. He loves repairing clocks.
听第8段材料，回答第10至第12小题
10. What does the man want to apply for?
A.A job B. A Mastercard.
C. A bank account D. An apartment
II. What do we know about the man
A. He makes 2500 dollars a month B. He is fresh out of college
C. He needs a good job D. He owns a house.
12. What qualifies the man for the application?
A. Having a good job. B. Owning a house.
C. Paying all his taxes. D. Having a good credit report.
听第9段材料，回答第13至第16小题
13. How much did the man spend on the science book?
A. 13 dollars. B. 16 dollars C. 30 dollars D. 60 dollars
14. Which of the following is the cheapest book in this situation?
A. The novel. B. The English textbook.
C. The math book. D. The science book.
15. Why did the woman only buy two books?
A. She didn’t have enough money to buy all. B Shes not sure what coursebooks to us
C. She thinks the price is unreasonable D. She is interested in languages.
16. What can we know about the man?
A. He owns a bookstore B. He is very persuasive.
C. He is a textbook writer D. He manages his money well.
听第10段材料，回答第17至第20小题
17. When was Doctor Spock's book published?
A.In1903. B.In1930. C.In1946 D.In1964
18. Why does the speaker mention The Christian Bible?
A. To show the popularity of Spocks book. B. To prove the revolution it caused
C. To attract new parents attention D. To gain people's trust
19. What does Doctor Spock say about his mother?
A. She believed children can express feelings B. She helped plan his professional life
C. She knew little about her children D. She had strict rules with children
20. What is the talk mainly about?
A. How to take care of parents B. Doctor Spock and his mother.
C. A famous doctor and his theory. D. The Christian Bible and the revolution
Ⅱ.英语运用(共35小题，每小题1分;满分35分)
A)单项填空(共15小题)
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
21. We must have patience to continue to work until we will find way out.
A. /;a B. the;a C. /; the D./;/
22. Hardly clubs have ready cash and most are not in a position to buy new players.
A. Some B. other C. many D. any
23. We know for sure that if they aren't here in this village now, then they
certainly be far away.
A. Can’ t B. mustn ‘t C. might not D. needn't
24. I could not afford to eat in such a fancy restaurant, and .
A. nor anyone else I knew could B. I knew anyone else could nor
C. nor could anyone else I knew D. anyone else I knew nor could
25. The program hopes to persuade the young people smoking.
A. not to try B.to not try C. not trying D. to not trying
26.-how are you doing today?
-
.A. I don't know B..I am doing great
C. I'm doing my homework D. It's heavy business
27. You must send her the bill, was agreed between the two of you.
A.as B. what C.that D. when
28. In Britain there is another public holiday after Christmas Day.
A.accordingly B. lastly C.already D.immediately
29 -Do you know them?
-Yeah, they are always coming round here to borrow .
A. Everything B. something C. anything D. nothing
30. she hadn't been living there very long when she Mark.
A. had met B. is meeting C. meets D. met
31. My father is reading the book, the name of I can never remember.
A.what B. it C.that D.which
32. The last time I went to Scotland was in May, the weather was beautiful.
A. When B. which C. that D. where
33. My brother hasn't got any hobbies--_ you call watching TV a hobby.
A.so B. till C. unless D. whether
34.-what will your younger sister do after graduation?
-Well, her interest in children, teaching seems the right job for her.
A. to give B. be given C. giving D. given
35. ,he could not open the door.
A. Try as he might B. As he might try C. He might try as D. Might as he try
B)完形填空(共20小题)阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36至55各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最
佳答案。
There once lived in a town a man called Ali Baba, who lived by cutting
36 and bring it upon horses into the town to
37 .
One day, when Ali Baba was in the
38 , and had just cut enough tree branches to
39 his horses, he saw at a distance a great cloud of 40 , which seemed to be coming
41 him. He watched it closely, and
42 saw a body of horsemen, who he thought might be
43 . He therefore made up his mind to
44 his horses and save himself. He climbed up a large tree, planted on a
45 rock, whose branches were
46 enough to hide him and yet enabled him to see all that passed without being
47 .
The horsemen, who were to the
48 of forty, all well-armed, came to the
49 of the rock on which the tree stood, and there
50 their horses. Then each of them took off his bag, which seemed to Ali Baba to be full of gold, from its
51 .One, whom he took to be their
52 , came under the tree in which Ali Baba was
53 , and making his way through some shrubs (灌木丛) ，
54 these words: “Open, Sesame !”
A door opened in the rock. He made all his horsemen
55 before him, he followed them, and then the door shut again of itself. Ali Baba was totally shocked.
| 36. A. flowers |
B.crops |
C. grass |
D .wood |
| 37. A. sell |
B. share |
C. donate |
D. bum |
| 38. A. house |
B. market |
C. forest |
D. garden |
| 39. A. feed |
B. load |
C.cover |
D. frighten |
| 40. A. dust |
B. gas |
C. moke |
D. steam |
| 41. A .up with |
B. away from |
C. near |
D. about |
| 42. A just |
B. soon |
C. hardly |
D. luckily |
| 43.A. travelers |
B. thieves |
C.businessmen |
D.beggars |
| 44 A. leave |
B.save |
C. ride |
D. watch |
| 45. A. flat |
B. small |
C.high |
D. smooth |
| 46. A.fresh |
B.green |
C.beautiful |
D. thick |
| 47. A. killed |
B. discovered |
C. punished |
D .robbed |
| 48.A. length |
B. age |
C.speed |
D.number |
| 49.A.foot |
B. bank |
C. depth |
D. floor |
| 50.A .found |
B.climbed up |
C. mounted |
D. got off |
| 51.A.color |
B. weight |
C.shape |
D. width |
| 52. A. model |
B. servant |
C. slave |
D. captar |
| 53. A brought up |
B. taken down |
C. hidden |
D. sleeping |
| 54. A pronounced |
B heard |
C kept |
D. wrote |
| 55.A.Enter |
B.quiet |
C. enter |
D. laugh |
阅读理解(共20小题，每小题2.5分;满分50分)阅读下列短文，并做毎篇后面的题目。从四个选项中，选出能回答所提问题或完
成所给句子的最佳答案。
ATo Kill a Mockingbird will not be author Harper Lees only published novel after all. After more than 50 years, Lees second book,
Go Set a Watchman, will be published on July 14. Watchman is a sequel of sorts to
Mockingbird, although it was written first. T
o Kill a Mockingbird, widely considered to be one of the greatest American novels, focused on the experiences of Scout Finch, a young white girl growing up in the small town of Maycomb, Alabama, during the 1930s. In the story, her father Atticus, a lawyer, defends an African. American man charged with a serious case, which leads some people in the town to turn against Scout and her brother Jem.
Go Set a Watchman tells the story of Scout as an adult, returning to her southern hometown in the 1950s to visit her father, at a time when the civil-rights movement is taking hold. According to Burnham, the new novel shows how Scout deals with both personal and political issues as she tries to understand her fathers attitude towards society. "It is a moving story about a father and a daughter s relationship, and the life of a small Alabama town living through the racial tensions of the 1950s, "he said. During that period, racism is an everyday reality for many people living in the Souther United States.
When Lee wrote Go Set a Watchman in the mid-1950s, she showed it to her editor who was interested in Scouts memories of her childhood, and suggested Lee write an entire novel just on that. She set
Watchman aside and forgot about it until last fall. "I hadn't realized it had existed till now, so I was surprised and delighted when my dear friend and lawyer Tonja Carter discovered it, "Lee said.
Now, more than 50 years later,
Go Set a Watchman will give readers a chance to catch up with some of their favorite characters. Describing how she felt about the discovery-and the publication-of the long-forgotten text, Lee said, am amazed that this will now be published after all these years.
56. What does the underlined word"sequel"in Paragraph I possibly mean
A. A reader who loves To Kill a Mockingbird
B. A story that explains people's relationship
C. A writer who writes long stories
D .A book continuing the story of an earlier one.
57. What do we know about Scout Finch?
A. She is the daughter of a lawyer B. She is African-American.
C. She is the only child in her family. D. She is well liked in her hometown.
58. what is
Go Set a Watchman mainly about?
A. Civil-rights movement in America B Scout and her father's relationship.
C. Scout's political life. D .People in Alabama
59. Why was Mockingbird published before the earlier written Watchman?
A .Lee's lawyer liked Mockingbird better. B. Scouts childhood stories sold better
C. Lee followed his editor's suggestions. D. Mockingbird was discovered first
BSo now we know how much sleep we need. The National Sleep Foundation in the US has had 18 experts examine 320 research articles to update its "sleep time duration recommendations (建议）”. The articles were taken from a total number of 2,412 on the basis of the strength of the studies.
In making their recommendations, the experts took into account the health benefits, but also the risks, Too little sleep over several nights leaves you low and tired, unable to concentrate, anxious and, eventually, if it continues, at an increased risk of diabetes(糖尿病). high blood pressure and obesity(肥胖) .Too much sleep result in much the same problems.
So how much is the right amout of sleep? The new guidelines not only give recommended amounts, but also slate what might be right for different ages. Children aged six to nine need nine to 11 hours a night, but may get by on seven to eight. Teenagers need eight to 10 hours. Seven hours may be OK for some, but sleeping more than 11 hours a day may be
detrimental to their health, although some may need that much during puberty(青春期).
Dr Lydia Doncarlos from Loyola University, Chicago, one of the experts on the study,
says that the body's daily rhythm of teenagers naturally changes to make them feel sleepy
later at night and to wake up later. This is a normal phenomenon and has nothing to do with being addicted to social media. She warns that teenagers should still try to get enough sleep on a daily basis, rather than building up a sleep debt to pay off at weekends. “You can never quite make it up, " she says.
Adults aged 18 to 64 need to sleep for seven to nine hours a night, but some six. For people over the age of 65, the recommended amount is between seven and eight hours, although some can do with five hours' sleep (often waking up earlier and napping during the day). Some people may survive on less than recommended amounts because they get higher-quality sleep.
The experts did not look at quality of sleep. Doncarlos says that more research into sleep is needed. "We spend one third of our life asleep, but we know so little about it. " At least knowing how much to aim for is a good start.
60. How did the experts come up with the"sleep time duration recommendations"?
A. By rewriting 320 research articles. B. By looking at high-quality studies
C. By building up a strong research base. D. By examining 18 experts' experiments
6l. How many hours of sleep do teenagers need a night?
A.Seven to twelve hours. B.Seven to nine hours.
C. Five to eight hours. D. Nine to eleven hours.
62. Which word best explains the underlined word"
detrimental"in paragraph 3?
A. Damaging. B. Beneficial. C. Helpful. D. Unnecessary.
63. What does Dr Lydia Don Carlos suggest about teenagers' sleep?
A. They should sleep as much as they can. B They may feel sleepy late at night
C. They may pay back by sleeping more. D. They should have enough sleep every day
64. Which of the following may explain why some people need less sleep?
A. Family background. B. Quality of sleep.
C Regular bedtime. D. Napping at day time.
CCollege life is in first gear for Eric Deng, a freshman at the USC (University of South
Califonia) Viterbi School of Engineering. Deng, 18, who has shown leadership skills and a
pession (热忱)to try new things, was chosen as a Stamps Leadership Scholar after his acceptance at USC.
Strongly influenced by his father, a mechanical engineer, and his mother, a computer
engineer, Deng developed an interest in science at a young age. In the sixth grade, he joined the robotics(机器人学) team on campus and attended a robotics camp at Stanford University In high school. he created a club to build remote(远程的))controlled model cars. One of his top achievements was the construction of a 3-D printer that he created by using an open source design and then bettering it to reduce the production cost.
Deng's passion for science and hands-on experiences has continued at USC. Before the fall semester ever began, he was ready to become an active member of the USC Racing team. Each year the team creates a car that participates in a yearly competition in Nebraska by the Society of Automotive Engineers. This semester, Deng is trying to improve the power of a high-tech car.
" It's actually uncommon to see a freshman involved this early in the process, " said Michael Baltz, a USC Racing electronics lead. "Because of the way we work, we do design work in the fall semester and then we do production in the spring.
As if Deng isn't busy enough, he recently began assisting USC Viterbi Professor Paul Ronney with his research. Ronney believes Deng will make a mark in the field. "When you have someone as gifted as Eric, you kind of want to let him do his own thing, Ronney said. "I don't think of my role as necessarily advising him as it is maybe guiding him”.
In the future, Deng said he would like to have a career in aerospace, electronics or the automobile industry. He also hopes to start his own company and perhaps become an
entrepreneur one day. Meanwhile, his passion for engineering continues to drive his curiosity.
65. When did Eric Deng start developing his interest in robotics?
A. When he became a USC student B. When he was in high school
C. When he was a sixth grader. D. When he created a 3-D printer.
66. What does Eric try to do this year for the racing competition?
A. To make a remote-controlled car B.To improve the power of a car.
C. To build a powerful robot D. To reduce the fuel cost of a car
67. What does the underlined word in the last paragraph probably mean?
A.An inventor. B. A professor.
C. A businessman D. A racing drive
68. Which of the following can be the best title for the text?
A. A Freshman Races toward his Dream
B. Eric Deng's School life in South China
C. An Interesting Racing Competition in USC
D. Differences between Education in China and the USA
DA woman heads into a popular New York City coffee shop on a cold winter morning. Just ahead of her, a man drops a file full of documents. The woman pauses, and helps gather the papers. Six blocks away, a different man enters another shop, but not before politely holding the door for the person behind him. A clerk at another busy store thanks a customer who's just made a purchase. "Enjoy, "the young woman says, smiling widely. "Have a nice day. " She sounds like she really means it。
Whoa. Common courtesy(谦恭有礼)on the mean streets of a city known for its in-your face style? Have New Yorkers suddenly gone soft?
In her international bestselling death-of-manners manifesto (宣言)
Talk to the Hand author Lynne Truss argues that common courtesies such as saying"Excuse me "are practically dying out. There are certainly plenty who would agree with her. Consider that in one recent survey, 70 percent of U. S. adults said people are ruder now than they were 20 years ago.
Is it really true? Reader’ s Digest decided to find out if courtesy truly is disappearing.
They performed three experiments: " door tests"(would anyone hold one open for them?)
" document drops"(who would help them with a pile of"accidentally " dropped papers?), and "service tests"(which salesclerks would thank them for a purchase?)
The tests were conducted at Starbucks coffee shops, by now almost as common in the
Big Apple as streetlights. In all, 60 tests were done. Along the way, the reporters encountered all types: men and women of different races, ages, professions, and income levels.
And guess what? In the end, four out of every five people they encountered passed Reader Digest courtesy test--making New York the most courteous city in the world.
While 90 percent of New Yorkers passed the door test, only 55 percent did well in the document drop. Are people less likely to help others when doing so takes extra effort or time? Not always, the reporters found. Take the pregnant woman who thought nothing of bending down to help us with our papers. Or a person named Liz who carefully balanced(平衡) two coffees, her keys and her wallet on a takeout tray with one hand. while picking up papers of the wet pavement with the other. Her reason for helping? "I was there, "she said matter-of-factly.
69. Why does the author give three examples at the beginning of the text?
A. To show how busy New Yorkers are. B. To show the friendliness of New Yorkers.
C.To show New Yorkers'daily life D. To show businessmen's courtesy
70. What does Lynne Truss say in Talk to the Hand?
A. People are less and less polite to others. B. People are using"excuse me"too often.
C.People should pay a price for being rude. D. People should be more practical in life.
71. Why did the researchers carry out their research in Starbucks coffee shops?
A. They're inexpensive B. They stay open late
C. They're popular. D They attract business people
72 How did the reporters explain the result from the document drop test?
A. Those who helped had good balancing ability
B. More people performed better in other tests.
C. Fewer people passed it as more efforts are involved
D. The performance was not directly related to efforts
ESummer Concerts at the Toledo ZooToledo Zoo Members Enjoy Summer Concerts BenefitsZoo members receive advanced notice of upcoming concerts and are able to purchase
tickets before the general public. It's just one of the many benefits of a Toledo Zoo membership
Concert AnnouncementFebruary 12, 2015 5pm EST
Barenaked Ladies 2015
Last Summer on Earth Tour with special guests Violent Femmes and Colin Hay, June 7 at Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre.
Click here to order tickets online at TicketmasterTickets for this concert are available for purchase by the public starting at 10am on Friday, February 20 and can be purchased online through Ticketmaster or in person at the
Toledo Zoo and Aquarium Box Office daily between the hours of 9am and 5pm. For more
information please call 419.-385-5721, extension 6001.
*Information for all other summer concerts will be posted on this web page in March of 2015. Please check back at a later date
Important additional info for concert patrons•Concerts are rain or shine. Umbrellas are not permitted (rain ponchos are allowed). No
bottles, cans, cameras, camera phones or recording devices are allowed.
•The Toledo Zoo is not responsible for booking the Summer Concert Series, nor are we
responsible for canceling them due to weather. Unless otherwise determined by Live Nation refunds will not be given in the event of rain.
•While
Will Call tickets are available at both the Anthony Wayne Trail entrance and the Broadway entrance on concert nights, we recommend using the Anthony Wayne Trail entrance for your
Will Call tickets.
•On concert days, ticket sales are available at the Broadway Street box office (entrance gate) at 6pm. Doors open one hour before the performance starts.
•We recommend that you use our main parking lot off Anthony Wayne Trail(OH25)for
easier access. We also recommend that you arrive early for parking so you have time to
walk to the Amphitheatre from the Anthony Wayne Trail entrance.
Click here to see a detailed map.73. On what day can people start buying tickets for Last Simmer on Earth Tour?
A. February 12. B. February 20. C. March 15 D. June 7.
74. What is the Toledo Zoo responsible for?
A. Paying back in the event of rain unconditionally.
B. Cancelling concerts due to bad weather
C. Booking the Summer Concert series.
D. Giving advanced notice to its members
75. What should people know if they drive to the concert?
A Parking the car near Anthony Wayne Trail
B. Entering the Toledo Zoo two hours earlier.
C. Booking some Will Call tickets of the concert
D. Getting tickets at the box office for the whole day.
IN、短文改错(共15小題，每小题1分;满分15分)此题要求你对一段文章改错。先对每一行作出判断是对还是错如果是对的，在该行右边横线上画一个勾(√):如果有错误(每行不会多于一个错误)，则按情况改错如下:
此行多一个词:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，也用斜线划掉。
此行缺一个词:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。
此行错一个词:在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。
注意:原行没有错的不要改。
例:
When I have free time I go a long walk. Some (a)
for 
people read the books or watch television while others (b)
the have sports. Charles and Linda Mason do all of these (c)
√ things as well as
climbed buildings (d)
climbing: climb
