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英语试卷答案 一 听力 (30分)   1---5 BAABC       6---10 ACABA      11---15 BCCCA      16---20 ACBCA二、阅读理解 （50分）   21---25 CBAAC     26---30 BDABC     31---35 DCCDC      36-40  GFDBC三、完形填空(15分)41---45 ABCDB     46---50 DCADB      51---55 CADBC语法填空（15分）56 convenient   57  an      58 of       59 bored      60 surfing 61 inspired      62 highly    63 to        64 to use     65has been improved四、课文基本知识运用（5分）66. with      67.pressing          68. castles      69. which      70. true五、根据汉语提示或用所给单词的适当形式完成句子（10分）   71 blooming     72 beauty       73 who      74  Apart       75 from               76 off           77 beaten       78 track     79 comes        80 surprise         81 celebrating    82 wherever     83 it        84 attractions     85 harmony   86 destroyed      87 what        88 differs    89 absence       90 that六、读后续写（25分）The elevator came to a stop between floors. Not knowing what was wrong, everyone in it got nervous quickly. Someone pressed the emergency button, and we were told that it would take the rescue team at least an hour to complete the repair work, which meant we had to be trapped in this narrow and hot space, waiting. Hearing this, people were anxious, and I couldn’t help worrying about the interview. With the clock ticking, I fell into desperation.I thought that this must be the worst interview ever. I was so frustrated that my well-prepared resume wouldn’t work. Just when I gave up hope, the beautiful “ding” sound set me free from those messy thoughts. A receptionist in a suit stopped me after I had stepped out of the elevator and informed me of another interview opportunity because of the incident. At that moment, I could hardly describe my excitement. Life is just like a box of chocolates, and we never know what we will get. So don’t quit hoping even in the face of difficulty. 附：听力文稿第一节: 请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。每段对话仅读一遍。 (Text 1) M: By the way, what’s the weather like in your hometown?W: It’s not as hot as here, and it often rains.  (Text 2) W: What did you think of the final exam?M: I’d thought it would be easy, but at the end of the first hour, I was still on the first page. (Text 3) W: You had a job interview yesterday, didn’t you? How did it go?M: Not too bad, I guess. There were about 20 candidates competing for the sales manager’s job. In the end it was narrowed down to three of us, but I have to say the other two seemed better qualified.  (Text 4) M: Hey, Jane. There’s 3-D film on tonight, Planet of the Apes. Want to see it?W: Sounds great! When does it start?M: 8:00. Why don’t you come over to my place at about a quarter to six? Let’s have dinner together and then go to the cinema.W: OK. See you then.   (Text 5)W: Bob, did you hear about the new employee?M: Yeah. Her name is Judy. She’s really pretty — and a hard worker.W: How do you know? It sounds like you’ve known each other for years.M: Actually I have. We’ve known each other for more than ten years. We are from the same high school.   (Text 6) W: Excuse me, sir. Can you help me?M: Sure. What’s the matter?W: Well, my car has broken down. I am a doctor and I have an operation in 30 minutes. I must get to the hospital right now.M: What would you like me to do for you?W: I need to take a taxi, but I left my wallet at home.M: Well, all right. Is 10 dollars enough?W: Would you mind 15 dollars? Give me your address, and I will return it to you as soon as possible.  (Text 7) M: Mary, your Japanese and Chinese are so fluent. How did you get to be so good?W: Well, I studied Japanese in school and I had many Chinese friends, so I usually spoke Chinese with them.M: When did you come to live here in China?W: When I was five years old. My father used to be an official dealing with Chinese affairs.M: Where are your parents now?W: They went back to France, but I wanted to stay here. Next year, though, I hope to go back to Paris.M: Why?W: My boyfriend is in Paris; I’m 30 years old now. I feel like it’s time to settle down and start a family.    (Text 8) W: Hi, Leo. You seem sleepy. Are you OK?M: Oh, my neighborhood is so noisy — I can’t sleep much!W: Why? What’s going on in your neighborhood?M: The road near my house has been under construction for half a year. It’s still not done.W: Is it really loud?M: Oh, it’s terrible! If they don’t finish the road soon, I’m afraid I’m going to go deaf.W: Oh, that’s awful. Why don’t you report this to the government? I’m sure they could do something to solve the problem.M: I know they could, but I’m afraid it will take a lot of effort on my part, and probably some money.W: How about your neighbors? Does it bother them too?M: Yes, most of them.W: Why not hold a neighborhood meeting? I’m sure you all could come up with some good solutions.M: That’s a good idea. Why didn’t I think of that? I’ve been racking my brain for weeks.   (Text 9) W: These regulations are not all that clear to me. Would you mind explaining them?M: Sure. The first one just means that you have to answer the phone immediately. Three rings maximum. This gives the caller a good impression.W: OK, that I understand. What about the next one?M: “Sound interested”? Well, this means you must never sound bored or angry, even if the caller is difficult.W: I see. And I have to introduce myself to every caller.M: Yes. At the start of every call you must give your name. So you would say “Good morning, Diana Clothing Company, Hong Jie speaking” — or “Lily speaking” in your case.W: And I have to call the customer by name too?M: Yes, that’s right. It’s more personal and more polite.W: Mm, and this last one — “make a promise”. What do we have to promise, exactly?M: At Diana we aren’t allowed to end a call without promising to do something. So you say “I’ll send you the Introduction today”, for example. Or “I’ll see what I can do and I’ll call you back”.W: I see.