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第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分） 略
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）
第一节 （共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
If yu're lking fr a part-time jb, micr jbs can be gd chices fr yu. There’re simple ways fr yu t make mney nline. Micr jbs refer t small tasks r shrt-term jbs yu can cmplete nline. Here are a few sites that allw yu t d such wrk.
Vices
If yu have a speaking vice that is clear and are interested in vice-vers, yu shuld cnsider this website. There is n age requirement and yu just have t make a brief intrductin t yurself and uplad a vice sample (样本).Yu can expect t earn arund $100 per jb.
CrwdSurce
Yu can get paid t cmplete many kinds f tasks, including data entry, writing, and translatin amng thers. The pay is at arund $l fr each task yu cmplete. If yu have a writing task, yu can expect t earn anywhere between $0.02 and $0.035 per wrd. The payment is made via PayPal.
Qmee
Yu need t install Qmee n yur cmputer r mbile phne befre yu can make mney thrugh it. It will shw sme advertisements when yu are nline and yu will get paid fr each advertisement that shws. Payment is made int PayPal regardless f the amunt earned.
Ibtta
Yu will simply get paid t d smething yu lve—shp. If yu are planning t g ut shpping, simply have a lk at the app, check the rewards fr specific prducts and then head ut and make sme cash back. If yu are a new user yu will earn $l0 the mment yu sign up. Yur rewards can be cashed ut in the frm f gift cards r PayPal.
What is a must fr wrking n Vices?
A. Being ver 18 years ld.
B. Having been trained in bradcasting.
C. Being experienced in making speeches.
D. Shwing yur vice and persnal details.
22. Hw can ne make mney n Qmee?
A. By writing n it.
B. By viewing advertisements.
C. By making cmments n it.
D. By sharing nline games with thers.
23. Wh wuld mst prbably use Ibtta?
A. Peple enjying reading fashin news.
B. Peple hping t get valuable prducts
C. Peple lving t spend much time nline.
D. Peple wanting t save mney while shpping.
B
The year was l937. I was seven years ld. And I was with my father and mther, at a Chinese restaurant in Br Park, Brklyn. That was the first Chinese restaurant I ever ate at. I was always given fd frm the adults' rders. I'm nt sure when it was, but the time did cme when I had my first rder—Wn-Tn sup, egg rlls and spare ribs. That made me excited.
My father seemed t knw the Chinese waiter, a yung guy; his name was Jimmy. I remember being surprised that a Chinese man culd have an English name.
Sme mnths later, my father tk me t a restaurant in Manhattan's Chinatwn called the Rathskeller. This was my first time in Chinatwn and I was very impressed by hw different it was frm Br Park. We went there a few times. I just culdn't have enugh f the fd there.
In 1951, I was sent t wrk in the Hspital Treasurer's Office. A clleague had an uncle wh was a waiter at a restaurant in the heart f San Francisc's Chinatwn. Once a week, a grup frm my ffice wuld g there fr lunch and my clleague's uncle wuld take gd care f us. My favrite dish was Tmat Beef Chw Mein.
It wasn't until abut 23 years later that I had my next serius relatinship with the cuisine f China. I was lucky t take sme cking lessns prvided by a famus Chinese restaurant's chef. Then my life entered a new phase. I didn't knw it then, but sme time later, it became clear t me that Chinese fd wuld fllw me thrugh the days f my life.
24. What is the first paragraph mainly abut?
A. A new study f different restaurants.
B. Chinese restaurants' varius advantages.
C. The authr's first experience at a Chinese restaurant.
D. The authr's gd behavir at a Chinese restaurant.
25. What did the authr prbably think f the Rathskeller?
A. The fd suited his taste.
B. The envirnment was pleasant.
C. It prvided custmers with quality service.
D. It ffered a chance t learn freign cultures.
26. What can we infer abut the authr frm the last paragraph?
A. He knew Chinese table manners well.
B. Chinese fd had a lasting influence n him.
C. He frmed a clse friendship with a Chinese chef.
D. He ran a Chinese restaurant with the help f a famus chef.
27. Hw is the text mainly develped?
A. By using data.B. By analyzing causes.
C. By making cmparisns.D. By fllwing the rder f time.
C
Space turism is the term used t describe space travel fr leisure purpses. What was nce nly a dream — described in bks — is nw becming a reality.
Futurlgists are scientists wh try t develp predictins f what life will be like in the future. After the first man landed n the mn in 1969, they thught that htels wuld be built n the mn by the year 2000. They als cnsidered the pssibility that, in the 2lst century, families might g fr a hliday n the mn. Neither f these has cme true yet, but the rapid develp- ment f technlgy may mean these predictins are a pssibility in the years t cme.
Space Adventures is nw the nly cmpany t have succeeded in sending paying passengers int space. It makes flights fr the wrld's first private space explrers easy. Each persn paid ver $20 millin fr the l -day trip t the Internatinal Space Statin.
Fllwing several successful explratins int space, several cmpanies are nw cnsidering the pssibility f enabling turists t visit space, including Virgin Galactic. Passengers wuld be taken t a height f between l00 km and l60 km abve the earth, experience 3~ 6 minutes f weightlessness and a view f the stars befre being taken back dwn t the earth. This is expected t cst arund $200,000 per persn.
While it culd be an interesting experience, there are sme disadvantages t space turism. Many peple have said that a huge grwth in the spaceflight industry culd speed up the prcess f glbal warming. In additin, space travel is nly a pssibility fr the super-rich. Althugh Virgin Galactic claims t be pening space t the rest f us, there are still millins f peple wrldwide wh can't affrd it.
28. Why are futurlgists' predictins mentined?
A. T shw that landing n the mn is easy
B. T tell us that peple are interested in space
C. T shw that peple will live n the mn sn.
D. T shw that explring space further may succeed.
29. What can we say abut Space Adventures?
A. It is able t send peple int space.
B. It builds the Internatinal Space Statin.
C. It earns abut $20 millin every year.
D. It prvides free space travel fr peple.
30. What can we infer abut space turism frm the last paragraph?
A. It is fit fr all peple.B. It receives sme dubts:
C. It stps the spaceflight industry.D. It will lead t natural disasters.
31. What can be the best title fr the text?
A. Space Turism Is n the WayB. Space Needs Our Prtectin
C. Virgin Galactic Is Becming Ppular D. Space Turism Leads t Glbal Warming
D
Yu are what yu eat. And what yu eat is a reflectin f wh yu are. But fr many peple wh need guidance n eating, finding an expert with a cmmn backgrund can be a challenge. Mst dietitians (营养学家) —81% f them are white and nearly 94% are wmen.
That lack f diversity is a prblem. “Fd is very much part f culture, and yu can't really take the culture ut f fd,” said Belleny Lewis, c-funder f the nn-prfit grup Diversify Dietetics.
Karen Lau is a registered dietitian in England. Mst f her patients cme frm a Chinese backgrund. Many arrive frm ther clinics with a cmmn cmplaint: They dn't understand the fd that I'm eating
Fr example, rice. Lau says peple are ften advised t avid it because regular cnsumptin f rice may increase the risk f Type 2 diabetes. “But that's a big thing in ur culture,” said Lau. S the idea f giving it up sunds silly. But Lau's shared backgrund helps her say, “Hey, we can wrk arund it.” Instead f advising smene t abandn rice, she might suggest using whle —grain rice, trying smaller prtins, r balancing it with vegetables and prteins.
T help slve the prblem, health care prfessinals can practise “cultural humility(谦逊)” “If yu dn't knw the fd, let peple describe it t yu,” said Belleny Lewis. Humility means that instead f rejecting such fd ut f hand, a dietitian culd say, “Tell me abut that,” and then find ways t make it part f a healthy diet.
“Yu can have all the best knwledge. Yu can knw everything abut everything. But if yu dn't knw hw t relate t that persn, whever yu're speaking t n a deep level, it's ging t be hard t cmmunicate these ideas,” she said. “Especially if yu're addressing issues f change, especially changing diet, which is s persnal.”
32. What prblem des the authr pint ut in the beginning?
A. It is difficult fr many peple t lse weight.
B. Dietitians ften fail t express their ideas.
C. Dietitians are nt available in every culture.
D. There is a lack f diversity in ur fd.
33. What d many f Lau's patients cmplain abut?
A. Their being badly treated by dctrs.
B. Their bad experiences f changing diets.
C. Their failure t get used t freign fd.
D. The difficulty in making their fd understd.
34. What des Lau think f giving up rice?
A. Laughable. B. Reasnable.C. Unwise.D. Pssible.
35. What des Belleny Lewis advise dietitians t d?
A. Offer healthy diets t peple.B. Describe a healthy diet in detail.
C. Respect ther peple's fd culture. D. Avid arguing abut fd chices.
第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余 选项。
Certainly. there are many nn-verbal cues (暗示) that have cmpletely different meanings in different cultures. One f the mst imprtant means f nn-verbal cmmunicatin in any culture is eye cntact.
Eye Cntact in Western Eurpe
On the ne hand, the Eurpean custms f eye cntact—especially in such cuntries as Spain, France and Germany—are similar t thse in the United States. It is cnsidered prper and plite t keep almst cntinuus eye cntact with anther persn. 36
On the ther hand, Eurpeans ften avid eye cntact in crwded public situatins—such as while walking thrugh a busy dwntwn r riding public transprtatin. 37 This may happen when he is interested in them and try t express his interest by making eye cntact. Therefre, it is imprtant fr visitrs t understand the full meanings f what they may be suggesting by returning the eye cntact given by smene else.
Eye Cntact in the Middle East
38 But they d have similarities in their rules fr the prper eye culture. Eye cntact is much less cmmn and cnsidered less prper in many f these cultures than it is cnsidered in the United States. 39 These rules are cnnected t religius laws. Only a shrt mment f eye cntact wuld be permitted between a man and a wman, if at all.
As yu can see, it is imprtant t knw what eye cntact cmmunicates befre yu visit a new culture. 40 Learn hw t use eye cntact and ther bdy language wisely s that yu are regarded as plite, and s that yu can better cnnect with peple in a culture that is freign t yu!
A. Be careful nt t make eye cntact with wmen.
B. And this is especially true in business cnversatins.
C. Such a returning eye cntact will be cnsidered implite.
D. All Middle Eastern cultures cannt be gruped int ne class.
E. Befre yu travel, yu'd better check ut abut the cuntry yu plan t visit.
F. Yet, in a cuntry like France, a stranger may feel quite free t lk at thers.
G. What's mre, Middle Eastern cultures have strict rules regarding eye cntact between the sexes.
第三部分 语言知识运用(共两节，满分45分)
第一节 完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
We ften hear peple say, “I'm afraid I'm t ld t learn it well”. Well, I've recently discvered that it's 41 .
Fr years my husband has 42 that he culdn't play a musical instrument because f being t 43 , He recently fund himself with a little time n his hands and I 44 that the mment shuld be right t try pian lessns. Initially, he was 45 . He culdn't imagine that he, wh is almst 70, culd actually learn hw t play a musical instrument, but I 46 . I guessed my gentle nagging (唠叨) 47 . He mentined it t his friend wh tk 48 int his wn hands, renting us a pian and 49 fr a teacher.
Nw I can hear my husband practicing the pian in every spare mment. Althugh he can't play well at the beginning, there is smething that bears a little 50 t music that is wafting (飘荡) thrugh ur huse after his effrts. His attentin is 51 absrbed by it and I mve quietly thrugh the huse, unwilling t 52 . I'm happy fr him that it gives him s much pleasure but smetimes I 53 that t much f his time and attentin is 54 by the pian. My husband can nw play several pieces f music, and that's quite a (n) 55 t him.
I'm happy fr my husband that he's finally taking his 56 pian lessns after s many years while my five-year-ld granddaughter is taking them as well. It's a (n) 57 f pleasure t him. I'm als happy t be 58 f a man's cnstant ptential fr learning. This is a wrld f pprtunities and it’s a reassuring (令人放心的) reminder that thse pprtunities dn’t necessarily 59 with age. In sme cases, they may even increase! S we shuld never 60 ur dreams r feel that we are “t ld”.
41．A．strangeB．ppsiteC．wrngD．bvius
42．A．ignredB．regrettedC．decidedD．aplgized
43．A．prB．busyC．ldD．lazy
44．A．imaginedB．suppsedC．hpedD．suggested
45．A．hesitantB．happyC．eagerD．cnfused
46．A．recmmendedB．insisted
C．explained D．argued
47．A．struggledB．wrkedC．failed `D．affected
48．A．infrmatinB．pininsC．mattersD．time
49．A．answeringB．arrangingC．lngingD．waiting
50．A．funB．surpriseC．interestD．resemblance
51．A．partlyB．slwlyC．cmpletelyD．rapidly
52．A．interruptB．witness `C．experienceD．bear
53．A．cmplainB．criticizeC．quarrelD．disapprve
54．A．sharedB．taken upC．put ffD．cvered
55．A．riskB．puzzleC．prmiseD．achievement
56．A．pwerfulB．lstC．delayedD．necessary
57．A．sceneryB．surceC．galD．rigin
58．A．remindedB．warnedC．infrmedD．tld
59．A．cntinueB．happenC．develpD．disappear
60．A．emptyB．denyC．abandnD．change
第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
When I was 14, I decided t make sme pcket mney by (61)__________ (help) Mr Miller cut the grass in his garden. I wrked hard because that was my first part-time jb, (62)__________ was imprtant t me. After wrking fr ne week, Mr Miller said that he had n mney fr me. That surprised me (63)__________ (great). I argued with him, and then I went back hme in anger. My parents tld me nt t be angry (64)__________ Mr Miller because he was in difficulties. Then my mther called up Mr Miller and they talked abut smething n (65)__________ phne. A few days later, my mther asked me t return t Mr Miller’s garden because he was t weak (66)__________ (lk) after it.
When I came back, Mr Miller said, "Srry, I’ve n mney, but I can d smething fr yu." He (67)__________ (play) a CD fr me. Hearing the beautiful music, I was s (68)__________ (interest) in it that I frgt my mney and did the wrk with pleasure. At last, Mr Miller gave (69)__________ (I) a ticket t a cncert.
After that, I became very fnd f music. Nw I ’m ne f the mst ppular (70)__________ (sing) in ur cuntry. I can never thank Mr Miller t much.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分35分)
第一节 短文改错(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)
假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处错误。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(Λ)，并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线(＼)划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1. 每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2. 只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。
When summer cmes, I will be very exciting. Sme peple dn't like summer because the ht
weather, which make them sweat all the time. But summer is my favrite seasn, during what I can
wear fewer clthes. I like t wear shrt jeans and a T-shirt, fr I felt s cmfrtable. I can als wear
all kinds f beautifully dresses. What's mre, in summer, I will travel t ther place t enjy a
cler summer. My family used t taking a trip t avid the ht summer and see the new scenery.
Thugh summer is ht, but I still find a happy way t spend them.
第二节 书面表达(满分25分)
假定你是李华，你所在的社区上周开展了主题为“建设绿色社区”的实践活动。请你用英语写一篇短文记录这次活动。内容包括：
活动时间、地点；
活动主要内容；
你的感受。
注意：
词数100左右；
可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。