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6. Why did Sally go to Beijing
A. To be a volunteer. B. To work as a guide. C. To go or a trip.
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7. wherc is the man fiom
A. England. B. America, C. Russia.
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8. Who will Mike visit this year
A. His parents. B. His $andfather. C. His grandmother.
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9. What timc is it now
A. 6:30 p.m. B. 7:00 p.m. C. 7:30 P.m.
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10. What did Jack think ofHangzhou
A. It was too $owded. B. It was too hot. C, lt was too noisy.
I l. Which subject did Tracy teach the children
A. Chinese. B.Chemistry. C. Biology.
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12. How did Jim get to the school at last
A. By bus, B. By car. C. On foot.
13. What's the relationship(+4) between the two speakers
A. Classmates. B. Teacher and student. C. Pen pals.
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14. How many students are there in the man's class
A.26. 8.24. C.50.
15. What are girls going to do ort Sunday moming
A. Plant trees. B. Pick up liner. C. Put up signs.
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2 I . - Shalt we play-volleyball this Sunday
- Good idea.
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22. -_is the population of China
- It's about l.4l billion.
A. How many B. How much C. What
23. Smile to the world ,_the world will smile back to you.
A. or B. and C. but
24. The govemment plans to-more jobs for young people in China,
A. waste B. avoid C. create
25. Parents have a geat on their children, so they should set good examples for their
children.
A. dream B. eflect C. action
26. - There's_any milk lefl in our home.
- Let's go to the shop and buy some.
A. hardly B. almost C. probably
27. Jack, it's 7:00! lfyou want to get to school on time, you must
A. hury up B. cheer up C. stay up
28. - Where is David
- He_his homework and is playing with Jack in the yard now
A. fmisbes B. is finishing C. has finished
29. - How long have you been in the Helpen' Club
- _2006.
A.In B. Since C. For
30. - The poor girl lost her hearing in the medical accidellt. So she is-now.
- I'm sorry to hear that.
A. blind B.luy C.deaf
31. - On National Holiday this year.____people went to see the moie Pondo Project.
It's wotrdcrful.
-Yes.
A. million of B. mitlions of C.million
32. - You have tied on several dresses.
- I'm sorry. But of them looks good on me.
A. all B. none C- borh
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33. - We couldn't find each other in our local Food Festival becaus? ther? were too many people,
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A. Bad luck B. Good idea C. Thank you
34. - ['m sorry I can't manage the work in a short period of time.
- Never mind._, the work is quite dimcult.
A. As a result B. After all C. So far
35. - Could you tctl me to Mount Wuyi
- Sure. Next week.
A.when you will visit B. how you will visit C. what you will visit
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The Plsstlc Bottle Vlllagc will show up
According to experts, over 22,000 plastic bottles are thrown away every second, and the
number is still growing. 36 a small pan of them get recycled, most end up in the ocean.
There, they break up into small pieces. Fish and birds often regard them-llfood by mistake,
which is dangerous for them.
Now, Roben has 38 an idea that may not solve the world's plastic problems, but \yill
at least make progress and hopefully inspfue (&#) others. He plans to use the plastic bottles to
build a village in thc forest ofBocas Del Toro, Panama.
Robert is a Canadian businessman. Hc has been living in the central American country for
many years. He siarted Bocas Del Toro's 39 project in 2012, after noticing plastic waste
beins 40 thrown away on the island's beautiful beaches. During one year and a half, Robert
and his volunteers collected over a million plastic bottles!
tn 2015, he had the idea ofusing the 41 to build houses, and then the Plastic Bottle
Mllage was bom. The project is on an island in the Bocas Del Toro. It's still in its beginning. So
far, they have 42 only a number of houses. But if Robert has his wan there will soon be a
special community, and 90 to 120 43 will live in the Plastic Bottle Village.
Ifhe can raise enough money, Bezeau also plans to build an education center with students
dormitories (fde). He wants 44 to leam how to use the plastic waste.
Recycling plastic bottl?s is 45 in cutting down the amount ofplastic that ends up in our
oceans each year, but the smartest thing to do is to avoid them completely. So do your part.
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36. A. Where B. While C, When
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39. A. throwilg-away B. recycling C. planting
40. A. caretutly B. happily C. carelessly
41. A. bottles B. boxes C. bags
42. A. bought B. built C. dreamed
43. A. rcoms B. houses C. families
44, A. another B. other C. others
45. A. helptul B. harmful C. awful
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It is the volunteer day of our community next Sunday. Here is our plan.
Groups
7:30am Meet at the CorDmunity Center lGroup l: Visit sick kids in the Children's
7;40am-8:00am Choose a group I Hospitsl.
8:l0am Get on the bus ofyour group I Group 2: Go to the City Pa*. Plant trees and
8:40am-t1:40am Work as a volunteer lflowersthere.
t2:00am Come back to our conmunity I Group 3: Visit the old people who livc alone
and help them repair the house.
Group 4: Fe?d the abatrdoned(& j6#il) p?ts
and help to tlain them in Pet Center.
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All volu eels can get a T-shirt for free. For Eorc infomatiotr, please e-mail me at
Maria@.
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46.Volunteers [eed to choose a group at
A. 7:30am B.7:50am C. 8:l0am D.8:40am
47.How will the volunteem go to the park
A, By bus B. On foot. C. By bike. D. By subway.
48.They will work as volunteer for
A. twenty minutes B. four hours C. half an hour D. three hours
49.Tim wants to be a member of Croup 3. What will he do
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50.Which of the fotlowing is TRUE
A. The volunteer day is on Saturday,
B. The volunteers will comc back at l2:00am.
C. Every voluDleer can gct a free lunch.
D. People can call Maria for more information.
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Jennifcr Williams's mother was a librarian. She read to her three
children every day. "Not until we went to kinderganen( A.,J , L ld )," Williams
said, 'tntil we wenl to college."
When Williams, now 54, bccame a primary school teacher, she wanted
her students to fall in love with reading just like her But later, she realized that some kids had
limited acccss to(&fid)books. To Williams, the solution was simplc: Give kids books. So she set a
goal for henclf:Give away one millioo books.[t sounds like an u[reachable number.
Witliams got to work, first by inviting friends to donate( ffi IE I books or money to buy
books.Before long, as news of Williams's projcct spread, strangers staied lcaving books on her
front door As soor as the books come in, Williams gives them to local schools and little fiee
libraries around the city. She also hosts a book club for inmates(18,\) in thc localjail(Hld().
In the four years she's been doing all this, but she has only given away more than 78,000
books. And she's nol slowing down.
"Reading can rake you aoywhere," she told CNN. "You can travel in time and space. lf you
can read, you can leam almost an,4hing."
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51. Jennifer Williams is a
A. mothcr with three children B. teacher who loves reading
C. lady who sells books D. libarian who hosts a book club
52.Frcm Paragaph 2,we l(]Iow that Williams realized that some kids_.
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0lP A. didn't have enough books to read B. were too young to read
H C. didn't want to doDate books D. were in the local jail
53. Williams got books for her project from-.
A. a book club B. free libraries
C. local schools D. her friends and stsalgers
!; 54. ln the last paragaph, Williams talked about_.s A. her book project B. the goal for hersclf
H C. the advantages of reading D. her favorite bavel
55.Which of the following is TRTIE
A.Williams has given away one million books.
B.Williams is famous for her mother.
+H C.Williams has still not reached her goal.
ag D.Williams has built libraries around the city.
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"When I was little, I was always iDterested in buildings," said Judy,29, from Haiti, "but it
was not until I sbned my joumey in China that I realized Chinese buildings have so many things
to offer."
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buildings to be in a tmditional style just like the ones she would meet when watching movies.
"But after I came here, I realized that it's more developed now," said Judy. "And because China is
{'l' one ofthe four ancient(fr'ltfi) nations. I think there's a lot I can leam here."
Although being a foreign student in China, Judy noticed that her classmates and teachers
ff were always friendly and kind. While working on a
primary school project model, the teacher
would keep working to improve the desigu with her team until the final product was completed.
"Outside of class, I like to go to different places around the city where I can see ancient
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fiom th?se beautiful symbolic buildings," Judy said. She usually has her camera with her on these
trips, capturing interesting details of the buildings. By doing this, shc can gadually leam from
Chinese traditional architectue and mix haditional ideas inlo her designs.
56.Whetr did Judy bcgin to realize thc development ofChinese buildings
A, At the age of8. B. At the age of29.
C. Before coming to China. D. After coming to China.
57.How did Judy lcrow about the local buildings ofChioa before corning
A. By watching some movies. B. By talking to local people ofChina.
C. By visiting local buildings ofChina. D. By seeing some pictures oflocal buildings.
58. What car we leam ftom Paragraph 3
A. Judy is good to other foreign students.
B. Judy's classmates are kind to her except her teacher.
C. Both Judy's classmat?s and her teachers are fiiendly and kind to her.
D. Her team could do nothing but ask her teacher for help to complete the product.
59. What doos the underlined word'architecture"mean in Paragraph 4
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60. In which part of a newspaper can you find the passage
A. Culture B. Health C. Language D.Science
D
As climate change brings dangers to people, we are now facing
another problem-underground climate change.
With the development of cities, the rising underground
temperatue is causing the ground to heat up and deform ( A U ), reported a study team fiom
Northwestem University, US. In the last thrce years, the team had put morc than t50 temperature
sensors (d& #) under Chicago. The temperatures they recorded were surprisiog. For example,
air temperatures in underground can be up lo 25"C higher than thc normal ground temperatue.
After collecting information in Chicago, the team created computer models to see how
temperatures will influeDce the ground ultil 2051 .
The models showed, when heated, the ground may go up by as much as 12 centimeteis, or go
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down by as much as 0.8 centimeters. This may even cause the ground to break up, leaving people
who live and work above in dangerous situations,
However, Rotta Loria, who led the study, said in a report "it tskes a long time to see the bad
effects". As scientists have aheady known a lot about underground climate change, future plans
for cities should be considered. Materials that take in heat can be used to keep the heat from
entering thc ground.
The team also pointed out that the rising temperature could be seen as an opportunity. City
plann?rs can try to collect hcat underground and send it abovc for heating.
61. According to the passage, what may NOT happen to the ground when heated
A. It may go up. B. It may go down.
C. lt may break up. D. It may become smaller.
62. How does the writer express his idea in Paragraph 2
A. By telling a story. B. By asking a question.
C. By showing a picture. D. By giving an example.
63. What can we do to avoid tbe underground climate change
A. The number ofpeople who take the underground should be limited.
B. Fans should be fixed in the ground,
C. The materials that can take in heat should be used.
D. More sensors can be put in the ground to record the kmperature.
64. What can we infer (# {) from the passage
A. The underground heat may bc used to wann the house in winter.
B. Climate change influences the underground temperature.
C. The underground temperature has riser to 25oC.
D. The rising underground temperature is causing the ground to heat up.
65. Which ofthe foltowing shows the structue ofthe passagc
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lg-year-old Martha La$eD has been a personal tainer for over a year.
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s8d at first,"she says,"So my mom and dad suggested I join a gym. I gpw to IS-
love that, and soo,, I was helping othe$ get stalted. "
Before long, people were coming to Manha for help. 67 And some are more than
twice her age! 68 "With me, it's not just about getting fitter." she says. As well as
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msking her students train very hard, she helps them think about what they eat. " 69 IfI
do myjob well, my students will slecp, work and play better"
Manha still lives with her parents, 70 "A lot ofpersonal trainers drcam ofmoving
to Hollywood( 4i * E )and getting rich by training the s!ars," she says. "l'll be happy if I make
enough money to buy my own apartment-"
A. Eating healthily is so important.
B. Now she has over 40 students.
C.However, she doesn't want to stay there for too long.
D. Martha believes she offers something other trainers do not.
E. Unluckily, she broke her leg at the age of 16.
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most popular local operas. [t srarted 82 thc end ofthe Ming Dynasty and
the beginning of the Qing Dynasry. Diffcrent kinds of an_ll(styte) were
brought into mix with the local traditions, music and dances. Today,s Sichuan
Opera is 84 new form ofart. It's best to watch a Sichuan opera when you
visit Sichuan.
Sichuan Opera, especially popular in the southwest ofChina, is the most powerful local opera.
Face-changing is 85 (it) Top I Wonder h,s said that ancient people_![( paint) thcir
faces to drive away wild animals, sichuan opera takes in this old skill and perfecrs it into an art.
Artists in traditional clothes dance around, shaking their heads up or down and changing the
painted masks over their faces. One minute on the stage g7 (require)ten yea$,hard work.
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so skilltully.
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Sichuan Opera is well worth_![_(watch). Why not come and enjoy it
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参考答案及评分标准
第I卷
I.听力（共三节，每小题1.5分,共30分）
第一节 听句子选图（7.5分）1-5: ACBCA
第二节 听对话理解（15分） 6-10: ACBAB 11-15: BCACB
第三节 听短文填表格（7.5分）
16. 20 17. sons 18. happy 19. beauty 20. satisfy
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II.选择填空(每小题1分，共15分)
21-25: ACBCB 26-30: AACBC 31-35: BBABA
III.完形填空(每小题1.5分，共15分)
36-40: BACBC 41-45: ABCCA
IV.阅读理解（共两节，共45分）
第一节（40分）46-50：BADCB 51-55：BADCC
56-60：DACBA 61-65：DDCAB
第二节（5分） 66-70：EBDAC
V.情景交际(每小题2分，共10分）
71. How was your/the summer holiday, Rita
72. Would you like to be a greener person
73. Don’t throw litter/rubbish /garbage around/here and there/everywhere.
74. Great changes have taken place in my hometown.
75. What a shame/pity!
（评分建议：每一处错误扣0.5分，允许多种答案，对不影响交际功能的应尽量减少对非关键性错误的扣分。）
VI.看图写话(每小题2分，共10分）
76. He has been an engineer for 10 years.
77. There are 2 boys/children playing chess.
He flew a kite yesterday.
I get/He/She gets used to listening to the radio .
We /They ought to plant trees.
（评分建议：只要考生按图示和提示词写出意思完整、语法正确的句子，即可得分。提示词必须用上，每一处错误扣0.5分，允许多种答案，对不影响交际功能的应尽量减少对非关键性错误的扣分。）
VII.短文填空（每小题1分，共10分）
81.oldest 82.at 83.styles 84.a 85.its
86.painted 87.requires 88.quickly 89.but 90.watching
VIII.书面表达（共15分）
书面表达评分标准
第五档 13一15分 包含所有信息，内容完整，语句通顺，意思连贯。没有或基本没有语法、拼写错误，书写规范，词数符合要求。
第四档 10一12分 包含大部分信息，内容较完整，表达基本清楚，语句较通顺，有少量语法、拼写错误。书写规范，词数基本符合要求。
第三档 7一9分 写出基本信息，语句基本通顺；但句子较简单，表达不够清楚，有部分语法、拼写错误。书写基本规范。
第二档 4一6分 写出部分信息，表达不清楚，有较多语法和拼写错误。
第一档 1一3分 仅能传递个别信息，通篇只有个别句子可读。
0分 只字未写，或写的内容与所要求的内容无关。
One possible version:
Welcome to Fuding
I’m Li Hua.Welcome to Fuding. I’m glad to introduce something about my hometown Fuding to you.
Fuding lies in the northeast of China . It has a population of over 0.5 million. The weather is neither too cold nor too hot. If you come, you can enjoy fresh air, blue sky as well as green mountains.More and more tall buildings and wide roads have appeared . Many famous places of interest like Mount Taimu and Niulangang Beach are well worth visiting. Besides，Fuding is the home of the famous White Tea . You can taste it and know about its culture.
I’m looking forward to meeting you.

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