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2005-2006ᙽὃ⚪:90ᑖᑖ:100ᑖᑖᐳ"⁚$%ᑖ20ᑖ&⁚ᐳ15'⚪()'⚪1ᑖ$%ᑖ15ᑖ&*☢,ᩞᧇ$/0112⚪.1.Whatdidn'tthewomandolastnight?A.Shedidn,tworkB.Shedidn'twatchTVC.Shedidn,twatchthefootballgame2.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.ShesawthebeginningofthefilmB.ShesawtheendofthefilmC.Shesawthewholeofthefilm*☢,ᩞᧇ$/0314⚪.3.WhatJsthemanlisteningto?A.TheVoiceofAmerica.B.AprograminEnglishC.AprogramaboutChina4.WhatistheSkyLab?A.AspacestationB.AplanthighintheskyC.Aradioprogram*☢,ᩞᧇ$/0537⚪.5.Whatdidthemanplantodofirst?A.GoabroadB.OpenhisownbusinessC.Workinanoldshop6.Wheredoesthemanworknow?A.InashopB.inasupermarketC.InaChinesecompany7.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.SheisgoingtoopenasupermarketB.SheworksintownC.ShehasgotajobinChina*☢,ᩞᧇ$/08311⚪.8.What'stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.FatheranddaughterB.TeacherandstudentC.Husbandandwife9.HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutworkingasavolunteerfortheBeijingOlympics?A.TiredB.EasyC.Great10.Whichofthefollowingisnotnecessaryforavolunteer?A.BeingpoliteB.HavingadrivinglicenseC.Havingagoodknowledgeofsport

111.Howmanyvolunteersareneeded?A.Over10,000B.Over100,000C.Over10,000,000*☢,ᩞᧇ$/012315⚪.12.Whatisthewoman?A.AstudentB.AwriterC.Areporter13.Whydoesthewomanwanttotalktotheman?A.SheisinterestedinforeignersB.SheplanstowritesomethingabouttheeveningschoolC.ShewantstolearnEnglishbetter14.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Hedidn,tknowanyEnglishbeforehecametoWashingtonB.HecametoWashingtononlywithhiswifeC.HisspokenEnglishisnotasgoodashiswritingandgrammar15.Whatisthemangoingtodoaftertheconversation?A.SeehiswifeB.HaveclassesC.TalktosomeAmericans⁚ᐳ5'⚪()'⚪1ᑖ$%ᑖ5ᑖ&[*☢,ᩞᧇ$\ᑮḄᑁ`ab⌕Ḅde,ᯠghᐭ᪗kl16-20Ḅop.Mick'smeetingwiththestar:Mickhad16.withthestar.Linda,smeetingwiththestar:Lindatoldthestarthatshewantedtogotothe17.tonight.Lindadidn,tgetaticketatfirstandshecouldn,t18.themost19.ticket.Thestaraskedthemanagertosellaticketat20.toLinda.ᑖ:ᓫ⚗⌱zᐳ15'⚪()'⚪1ᑖ$%ᑖ15ᑖ&21.-Iamsorrytokeepyouwaiting.I'11makeshortworkofthisIamnotinhurry.A.Takeiteasy.B.Don'tbenervous.C.CometoyourtimeD.Whydidn,tyoudoitearlier?22.Yourbehaviorwasshocking.Youshouldbeashamedyourself.A.ofB.atC.toD.on23.ThemoneyhisbrothergavehimhasA.wentoutB.runoutofC.runoutD.givenoutof24.Ifhe____,hethatfood.---Luckily,hewassenttohospitalimmediately.A.waswarned;wouldnoteatenB.hadbeenwarned;wouldnothaveeatenC.wouldbewarned;hadnoteatenD.wouldhavebeenwarned;hadnoteaten

225.Shelookedsad.Couldyoupleasetellmethatpreventsherfrombeingashappyasbefore?A.whatitisB.itiswhatC.howitisD.itishow26.ItwasinBeihaiParktheymadeadateforthefirsttime_____theoldcoupletoldustheirlovestory.A.where;thatB.that;thatC.where;whenD.that;when27.Thespacemenobservedmanyinspace,A.phenomenonB.phenomenaC.phenomenonsD.phenomenas28.thebadweather,wehavetoputoffthesportsmeeting.A.InconsequenceofB.BecauseC.AsaresultD.Atconsequenceof29.Therearesomedifferencesbetweenoceanwaterandrainwater.oceanwater,rainwaterislight.A.ComparingtoB.ComparewithC.ComparedwithD.Comparingwith30.ThemaninsistedataxiformeeventhoughItoldhimIlivednearby.A.findB.tofindC.onfindingD.infinding31.Thecigaretteendthrownawaybyacarelesswoodcutterthebigforestfire.A.resultedfromB.resultedinC.broughtoffD.broughtup32.feelingverytiredbecauseofridinghisbiketoworkeveryday,myfatherrefusestobuyamotorbikewhenhethinksaboutsuchahighprice.A.DuetoB.InspiteofC.AlthoughD.Asaresultof33.Thescientistscouldn,texplain____thestrangenumbersontherock.A.that;stoodforB.what;stoodforC.what;stoodonD.that;standfor34.Withbettereducation,peoplebecomemoreandmore____theproblemsofnature.A.decidedonB.focusedonC.concentratedonD.impressedon35.Heishard-workingbutIcan'thisbadhabitofsmoking.A.makeupforB.getonwithC.comeupwithD.putupwith

3ᑖ:hoᐳ20'⚪()'⚪1ᑖ$%ᑖ20ᑖ&Howoftenonehearschildrenwishingtheyweregrown-ups.Andoldpeoplewishingtheywere36again.Eachagehasitpleasureanditspain,andthehappiestpersonistheonewhoenjoyswhateachage37himwithoutwastinghistimeinuseless38.Childhoodisatimewhentherearefewresponsibilitiestomakelife39.Ifachildhasgoodparents,heis40,lookedafterandloved,whateverhemaydo.Itis41thathewilleveragaininhislifebe42somuchwithouthavingtodoanythinginreturn.43,lifeisalwaysgivingnewthingstothechild-thingsthathavelosttheir44forolderpeoplebecausetheyaretoo45.Butachildhashis46,heisnotsofreetodowhathewishestodo;heis47beingtoldnottodosomething,orbeing48forwhathehaswronglydone.Whenayoungman49toearnhisownliving,hecannolongerexpectothersto50hisfood,hisclothes,andhisroom,buthastoworkifhewantstolive518Ifhespendsmostofhistimeplayingaboutinthewaysthatheusedtoasachild,hewill52hungry.Andifhebreaksthelawsofsociety53heusedtobreakthelawsofhisparents,hemaygotoprison.If,54,heworkshard,keepsoutoftroubleandhasgoodhealth,hecanhavethegreathappinessof55forhimselfhisownpositioninsociety.36.A.childrenB.youngC.activeD.strong37.A.leavesB.hopesC.judgesD.gives38.A.regretsB.meansC.waysD.forms39.A.betterB.easyC.difficultD.perfect40.A.raisedB.supportedC.servedD.dressed41.A.impossibleB.naturalC.commonI:,harmful42.A.taughtB.askedforC.givenD.taken43.A.AsaresultB.InotherwordsC.FromtimetotimeD.What'smore44.A.powerB.senseC.valueD.interest45.A.popularB.modernC.familiarD.advanced46.A.painsB.weaknessC.requestsD.rights47.A.yearbyyearB.againandagainC.onceinawhileD.forever48.A.warnedB.talkedC.punishedD.destroyed49.A.plansB.startsC.continuesD.manages50.A.payB.payforC.payoffD.payback51.A.comfortablyB.freelyC.peacefullyD.separately52.A.feelB.faceC.goD.meet53.A.sinceB.whenC.whileD.as54.A.bythewayB.possiblyC.soonerorlateD.however55.A.keepingupB.buildingupC.takingupD.makingup

4ᑖ:▅ᳮ(ᐳ15'⚪()'⚪2ᑖ$%ᑖ30ᑖ)ALondonUndergroundTheworld,sfirstsubwaywasbuiltinLondonin1863.Atthattime,thegovernmentwaslookingforawaytoreducetrafficproblemsinthecityofLondon.Thepoorareasofthecityweresocrowdedwithpeoplethatitwasalmostimpossibleforhorsecarriagestogetthrough.ThecityofficialswereinterestedintryingtomakeitpossibleforworkerstoliveoutsideofLondonandtraveleasilytoworkeachday.Ifpeoplehadacheapandconvenientwaythattheycoulddependontogotoandfromwork,theywouldrelocatetheirhomesoutsideofthecity.ThiswouldhelpeasethepressureoftoomanypeoplelivinginthepoorpartsofLondon.Fromtheseproblems,theideaoftheLondonUnderground,thefirstsubwaysystem,wasborn.TheplansforbuildingtheUndergroundmetwithseveralproblemsanddelays,butthefasttrackwasfinallyopenedinJanuary1863.Asteamtrainpulledthecarsalongthefastundergroundtrackwhichwas6kilometers(3.7miles)long.About30,000peoplegotonthesubwaythefirstday.Ridersweretreatedtocomfortableseats(standingupwhilethetrainwasmovingwasnotallowed),andpleasantdecorationsinsideeachofthecars.However,thesmokefromtheenginesoonfilledtheairinthetunnelswithashandsoot,aswellaschemicalgases.Fanshadtobeputinthetunnelslatertokeeptheaircleanenoughforpeopletobreathe.Evenwithitsproblems,ridingintheUndergrounddidcatchon.Itcarried9millionridersinthefirstyear.56.WhatledtheBritishgovernmenttobuildtheLondonUnderground?A.TrafficjamsandpollutionB.PopulationandpollutionC.OvercrowdingandtrafficjamsD.Thepovertyandsubwayproblems57.HowdidtheLondonUndergroundsolvethesmokeproblem?A.ItmadethetunnelslargerB.ItputfansinthetunnelsC.ItcleanedthechemicalgasesinthetunnelsD.Itreducedthenumberofpassengersridinginthetrain58.Theunderlinedphrase“catchon“mostprobablymeans"”.A.betroublesomeB.becomepopularandfashionableC.keepupwithD.seize59.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Tolocatetheworkers'homesoutsideLondon,thegovernmentbuiltthesubwayB.Thereweresomanyproblemsanddelaysthatin18"centurythefirstsubwayopenedC.ThesubwaygreatlyeasedthepressureoftrafficD.Therewerenotenoughseatsforthepassengersthefirstdaythesubwayopened.

560.Itseemsthatthewriterisgoingtotalkabout.A.moreproblemswithsubwaysB.subwaysaroundtheworldlateronC.thehistoryandcultureofLondon1).theBeijingsubwayBAmericanchildrenstarttheireducationinelementaryschool.Mostyoungstersenterfirstgradeataroundsixyearsofage.Younglearnersfinishelementaryschoolinfifthorsixthgrade.Fromthere,studentsgoontojuniorhighschooluntileighthorninthgrade.Americancompletetheirrequirededucationinhighschoolaftertwelfthgrade.Beyondhighschool,Americanshavemanychancesforfurthereducation.Incontrasttoothercountries,theUShasnonationalcollegeentranceexam.Instead,privatecompaniesgiveexamstostudents.Universitiesdecidewhichteststudentsmusttake.Inadditiontotestscores,universityofficialsalsoconsiderapplicantshighschoolgradesandotheractivities.TheAmericanstyleofeducation,comparedtothatofothercountries,isquiteinformal.Americanteachersencouragestudentstothinkforthemselves.Insteadofgradingstudentsonlyontestscores,teachersevaluatepapers,groupprojectsandclassparticipationaswell.Studentsoftenhavetothinkcreativelytosolveproblems---notjustmemorizefacts.Studentsalsolearnhowtodoresearchbyusingresourcematerialstofindtheirownanswers.FreedomofchoiceisanotherAmericanvaluenotabsentfromschoollife.Inadditiontotheirrequiredcourses,highschoolandcollegestudentsmaychooseelectivecourse.TheAmericansystemofeducationisfarfromperfect.Testscoresaredeclining.Americanteachershaveanimportantandchallengingjob.61.Americanstudentsfinishelementaryschoolandhighschoolinyears.A.tenB.sixC.threeD.twelve62.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.ItiseasiertogotocollegeintheUSthaninourcountry.B.Americanhighschoolgraduatesneedn,ttakethenationalentranceexamination.C.Americanstudentsneedn,ttakeanytestbeforetheygotocollege.D.Americanuniversitiesadmitapplicantsaccordingtotestscoresandhishighschoolgradesandotheractivities.63.WecaninferthattheclassatmosphereintheUSisthatofothercountries.A.thesameasB.quitedifferentfromC.aspeacefulasD.nomoresurprisingthan

664.TheAmericanclassplacesemphasisoneachstudentseffortsto.A.learnthetextbyheartB.worktighterwithothersC.solvetheproblemsbyhimselfD.findresourcematerials65.Thebesttitleforthispassageis.A.TheAmericanEducationB.TheAmericanStudentsC.SchoolsandCollegesinAmericaD.TestsandExamsinAmericaCSesameStreetaSesameStreet,,hasbeencalled“thelongeststreet”intheworld.Thatisbecausethetelevisionprogrambythatnamecannowbeseeninsomanypartsoftheworld.ThatprogrambecameoneofAmerica,sexportssoonafteritwentontheairinNewYorkin1969.IntheUnitedStatesmorethansixmillionchildrenwatchtheprogramregularly.Theviewersincludemorethanhalfthenation'sper-schoolchildren,fromeverykindofeconomic,racial,andgeographicalgroup.Althoughsomeeducatorsobjecttocertainelementsintheprogram,parentspraiseithighly.Manyteachersalsoconsideritagreathelp,thoughsometeachersfindthatproblemsarisewhenfirstgraderswhohavelearnedform“SesameStreetwareinthesameclasswithchildrenwhohavenotwatchedtheprogram.Testshaveshownthatchildrenfromallracial,geographical,andeconomicbackgroundshavebenefitedfromwatchinguSesameStreet”.Thosewhowatchitfivetimesaweeklearnmorethantheoccasionalviewers.IntheUnitedStatestheprogramisshownatdifferenthoursduringtheweekinordertoincreasethenumberofchildrenwhocanwatchitregularly.InitsAmericanform,uSesameStreetvisshowninnearlyfiftycountries.Threeforeignshowsbasedon“SesameStreetwhavealsoappeared:inSpanish,Portuguese,andGerman.ViewersoftheshowinJapanbuylOO,000bookletswithtranslationsoftheEnglishsoundtrackeverytwoweeks.Theprogramsallusesongs,stories,jokesandpicturestogivechildrenabasicunderstandingofnumbers,lettersandhumanrelationships.Buttherearesomedifferences.Forinstance,theSpanishprogram,producedinMexicoCity,devotesmoretimetoteachingwholewordsthattoteachingseparateletters.WhyhasaSesameStreet“beensomuchmoresuccessfulthanotherchildren,sshows?Manyreasonshavebeensuggested.Peoplementiontheeducationaltheoriesofitcreators,thesupportbybothgovernmentandprivatebusiness,andtheskillfuluseofavarietyofTVtricks.PerhapsanequallyimportantreasonisthatmotherswatchuSesameStreetvalongwiththeirchildren.ThisispartlybecausefamousadultstarsoftenappearonaSesameStreetv.Butthebestreasonforthesuccess

7oftheprogrammaybethatitmakeseverychildwatchingitfeelabletolearn.Thechildfindshimselflearning,andhewantstolearnmore.66.WhendiduSesameStreetfirsttoontheair?AIn1959B.In1965CIn1969D.In196467.Howdoparentsreactto“SesameStreet?ASomeofthemobjectit.BTheyareverysatisfiedwithit.CTheylikewatchingfamousadultstarsonuSesameStreetw.1)Theydon'tlikeit.68.WholearnsmorefromwatchinguSesameStreet”?AChildrenfromallracial,geographical,andeconomicbackground.BPre-schoolchildren.CChildrenwhowatchitregularly.DParents.69.Whysomotherswatchtheprogramalongwiththeirchildren?ATheywanttolearnskillstoteachtheirchildrenBAdultstarsoftenappearonuSesameStreet”CThegovernmentrewardsparentswhowatchtheprogramI)Theywanttohelptheirchildren70.Whyisprogramsuccessful?AParentsliketowatchitBItmakeseverychildfeelabletolearnC“SesameStreet“isthelongeststreetintheworldDTeachersuseittoteachchildrenᑖ:ᐳ3'⚪()'⚪5ᑖ$%ᑖ15ᑖ&1.ᡂ)ᜩᵨ¡¢£1¤¥¦§*Ḅ¨©ª«¬Ḅ®¯.2.ᙠᵯ²³´✏¶·¸ª¹ºḄ.3.»ᯠ¼Ḅ½¾¿ÀÁ$¼ÂÃᵨᡃḄ,Å⌕¼᯿ÇÈ.

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