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听力理解 （共 18小题，27分。）
第一节(共 4小题;每小题 1.5分，共 6分)
1. B 2. A 3. A 4. C
第二节(共 10小题;每小题 1.5分，共 15分)
5. A 6. C 7. C 8. B 9. C 10. A 11. B 12. C 13. A 14. C
第三节(共 4小题;每小题 1.5分，共 6分)
15. unusual 16. 100 17. underground 18. dancing
完形（共 10小题，15分。每小题 1.5分）
19. C 20. B 21. D 22. A 23. B 24. C 25. A 26. D 27. B 28. A
语法填空（共 10小题，15分。每小题 1.5分）
29. participated 30. which 31. better 32. recovery
33. conducted 34. to perform 35. have examined
36. as 37. represents 38. facing
阅读理解（共 16小题，32分。每小题 2分）
第一节(共 11小题;每小题 2分，共 22分)
39-41 CBA
42-45 CBDC
46-49 ADAB
第二节(共 5小题;每小题 2分，共 10分)
50-54 G C E B D
阅读与表达
第一节(共 4小题;第 55、56题各 2分，第 57题 3分，第 58题 4分，共 11分)
55. People experience Synaesthesia when they see colours while hearing different
sounds or seeing words and numbers printed in black and white.
56. By adding extra information to things that are difficult to remember, such as
letters and numbers, or extra colours.
57. Dr Bor has proved that the IQ of people from different groups was able to
improve about 12 points after learning synaesthesia.
参考答案 1: According to the passage, Dr Bor says they need to test the increase
in IQ with different groups of people apart from clever students who took part in this
study.
参考答案 2：According to the passage, Dr Bor has proved that the IQ of clever
students who took part in the study was able to jump up about 12 points after learning
synaesthesia.
58. 参考答案 1:
As for me, having a good sleep is an effective way to improve my memory, as it
enables me to have a clear mind and feel refreshed so that I can remember things well.
Besides, taking some physical exercise can also help, which can provide more oxygen
to our brain to sharpen our memory.
参考答案 2：
In my opinion, exercising regularly can help me stay energetic and keep my
brain sharp to improve my memory. Besides, keeping a balanced diet also helps me
improve memory, because it provides nutrition for healthy growth and development.
第二节 （略）
听力文本
Text 1
M: See that woman over there She’s the professor who’s going to be teaching us physics this
spring.
W: The thin woman with long, black hair
M: No, the tall one, with short hair.
Text 2
M: When does the presentation begin
W: Well, it’s scheduled to start at 5:00, but I want to leave at 4:00 to get there early to welcome
the guests.
M: Why don’t you leave at 3:30 before traffic gets worse, then
Text 3
W: Hi, Peter. Fancy hearing your voice! How are you
M: Couldn’t be better. I’m planning a trip to Memphis with my family this summer.
W: Great! I’d love to host you here. When are you coming
M: We’ll leave Boston on June 20th, stay in St. Louis, Missouri for a week, and then fly to your
city.
Text 4
M: I’m starting training tomorrow for the football season.
W: Should you be playing right after you got that leg injury
Text 5
W: Could you tell me the delivery time
M: Of course. We usually deliver the goods in the morning.
W: Morning I will be home at that time. But if I'm not at home, you can put the goods in the
garage.
M: No problem. And where do you live
W: I live on 55th Green Street, Toronto.
M: OK. I have taken all the information down.
W: And how much should I pay
M: Well, with shipping charges, the total will be 78 dollars.
W: Oh, I’m sorry. I don't have enough cash. I only have 67 dollars. Could I pay for it by check
M: Certainly.
Text 6
M: Did you know bees can communicate with one another
W: Really How
M: They use body language to show which direction the food is in, how far away it is, and how
much food is available.
W: No kidding... See how she's going around and around in circles, like she’s dancing That
means the food is nearby. And the faster she dances, the more food is available. If the food is
farther away, the bee points toward it with her body.
Text 7
W: What’s the matter with your back, Sam
M: I mean, I woke up this morning with a backache.
W: Did you tell your mom and dad
M: Well, it wasn’t that bad and didn't think about it much, so I didn’t.
W: Look, I’ll carry your backpack for you. And when we get to school, you go to see the school
doctor. I’ll tell the teacher about it and lend you my notes after class.
Text 8
M: Another wonderful dinner, Cheryl! Thank you.
W: You’re welcome. I really enjoy cooking actually. When I was young, I thought I was going to
be a chef.
M: Why didn’t you become a chef
W: My mother talked me out of it. She thought I would always have to work at night and I would
never meet a man and get married.
M: That was probably mean. If you were a chef, you wouldn't have met Bob.
W: How do you know
M: Before he met you, Bob was only a fast food worker.
W: No kidding. Hey, you’ll never guess what Bob was going to be.
M: A rock musician I knew he was crazy about it when he was young.
W: He was going to be a dancer. He was actually in the state ballet when he was young.
M: He never told me this!
Text 9
M: We found out halfway through the school year that we needed to do two weeks’ work
experience during the summer. Our teachers said that it’d be a good way for us to see what it was
like to have a job and to get an idea of what we want to study at university. At first, I was a little
angry when I found out that I’d be working for free! However, our teacher explained that because
it was a school project, the companies wouldn’t be allowed to pay wages. The important thing was
what we’d get out of the experience. So, I decided that I’d try to find something I really wanted to
do. A friend of my dad’s works for a TV and film production studio, so I gave him a call and
asked if there was any chance of getting my work experience there. I was shocked when he said
yes! There was a new movie which being filmed at a studio not far from me, and they were happy
to have some help.
Text 10
W: Welcome to the New Word Explanation. This time we’ll introduce the words flash mobs. A
flash mob can be described as a gathering of a large number of people who don’t know each other,
who get organised in secret by email or text messaging, and meet together for no special reason, to
do something unusual. People who have attended several flash mobs say they do this just for fun.
The first flash mob happened in June 2003, when about 100 people suddenly appeared in a carpet
store in New York, and all began to ask the shop assistant about the prices and kinds of goods at
the same time. As you can imagine, the shop assistant answered with surprise and confusion. Ten
minutes later, the crowd left as quickly and quietly as they had arrived. One of the most famous
was in April 2006 in London. At various London underground stations, people gathered at a set
time and began dancing to music. It was reported that over 4,000 people took part at London
Victoria station.

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