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A£®Clothes£® B£®Tool£® C£®Foot£®

2£®What time will the football match start?

A£® At 20:25£® B£® At 21:30£® C£® At 19:00£®

3£®Where is the man going?

A£®To the bank£® B£®To the hotel£® C£®To Oxford Street

4£®Which of Mary¡¯s arms was hurt?

A£®The left one£® B£®The right one£® C£®Both£®

5£®What¡¯s the weather like now?

A£®Snowy£® B£®Sunny£® C£®Cloudy£®

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A£®She lost her way to a bank£®

B£®She couldn¡¯t find a bus for a bank£®

C£®She didn¡¯t know the way to a bank£®

7£®Where is the bank?

A£®Three blocks away£®

B£®Opposite a police station£®

C£®On the right of the street£®

8£®What does the man suggest her doing in fact?

A£®Walking there£® B£®Taking a bus there£® C£®No suggestion£®

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9£®What is the customer probably like?

A£®He is a young man£®

B£®He is a middle-aged man£®

C£®He is an old man£®

10£®What music does he like?

A£®Pop music£® B£®Jazz£® C£®Light music£®

11£®Why does the clerk refuse his request?

A£®Because there is nothing wrong with the tape£®

B£®Because the covering of the tape has been torn open£®

C£®Because the tape has already been used£®

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12£®What is the relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Husband and wife£®

B£®Teacher and student£®

C£®Manager and clerk£®

13£®What did the man think of the show?

A£®Very good£® B£®Rather dull£® C£®Just so-so£®

14£®How many children does the woman have?

A£®1£® B£®2£® C£®3£®

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15£®Where is the man going?

A£®To Washington D¡¢C£® B£®To China£® C£®To New York£®

16£®How many times has the girl been to the capital of America including the present one?

A£®Once£® B£®Twice£® C£®Three times£®

17£®How long will the girl stay in Washington D£®C£®?

A£®One day£® B£®Two days£® C£®Three days£®

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18£®Who are the majority of the members of ¡°English Corner¡±?

A£®Doctors and engineers£®

B£®Teachers and workers£®

C£®High school and college students£®

19£®When do we have some speeches in ¡°English Corner¡±?

A£®On the first Sundays in May£®

B£®On the second days in October£®

C£®On Sundays following May Day or National Day£®

20£®For what do people go to ¡°English Corner¡±?

A£®To know some foreigners£®

B£®To listen to some foreign news£®

C£®To improve their listening and speaking£®

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21£®¡ªMerry Christmas to you!

¡ª________£®

A£®The same to you B£® You do too C£® The same as you D£® You have it too

22£®Every possible means ___ to prevent the air pollution, but the sky is still not clear£®

A£®is used B£®are used C£®has been used D£®have been used

23£®Rather than ______ on a crowded bus, he always prefers¡¡a bicycle£®

A£®ride; ride¡¡ B£®riding; ride ¡¡ C£®ride; to ride D£®to ride; riding

24£®His mother had thought it would be good for his character to ____ from home and earn some money on his own£®

A£®run away B£®take away C£®keep away D£®get away

25£®Sally worked late in the evening to finish her report _ _ her boss could read it first thing next morning£®

A£®so that B£®because C£®before D£®or else

26£®¡ªDid you walk to school this morning?

¡ªNo, we went by bus _____£®

A£® instead of feet B£® instead walking C£®instead of on foot D£®instead on foot

27£®¡ª Is this raincoat yours?

¡ª No, mine_____ there behind the door£®

A£®is hanging B£®has hung C£®hangs D£®hung

28£®A friend of ______ went to the railway station to see ______£®

A£®Rebecca; her off B£®Rebecca; off her

C£®Rebecca¡¯s; her off D£®Rebecca¡¯s off her

29£®¡ªWhat do you imagine ______her so sad?

¡ªLosing her new storybook£®

A£®to make B£®make C£®making D£®has made

30£®He ______ some French while he was away on a business trip in Paris£®

A£®made out B£®picked up C£®gave up D£®took in

31£®Is this the reason at the meeting for his carelessness in his work?

A£®he explained B£®what he explained

C£®how he explained D£®why he explained

32£®They will leave for Japan _ __two o¡¯clock this afternoon and we¡¯ll fly to America _ _a

few weeks£®

A£®after; in B£®in; after C£®on; in D£®after; after

33£®¡ªWhere is Helen?

¡ªShe ____ America for a week£®

A£®has gone off to B£® has left for C£®has been off to D£® has set off to

34£®Jumping out of _______ airplane at ten thousand feet is quite _______ exciting experi­ence£®

A£®²»Ìî; the B£®²»Ìî; an C£®an; an D£®the; the

35£®¡ªHow long ____ you ____ in Singapore?

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Making friends is a skill£® Like most skills, it 36 with patience(ÄÍÐÄ)£® If you want to meet people and make friends, you must be willing to 37 some action£® You must first go where there are people£® You won¡¯t make friends staying home 38 £®

Joining a club or group, talking to those who like the same things 39 you do is much easier£® Or join someone 40 some activity£®

Many people are 41 when talking to new people£® 42 all, meeting strangers means seeing the unknown£® And it¡¯s human nature to feel a bit 43 about the unknown£® Most of fears about dealing 44 new people come from doubts about 45 £® We imagine other people are 46 us---finding us too tall or too short, too this or too that£® But don¡¯t forget that they must be feeling the same way£® Try to accept yourself 47 you are, and try to put the other at ease£® You¡¯ll both feel more comfortable(ÊæÊʵÄ)£®

Try to act self-confident(×ÔÐÅ) even 48 you don¡¯t feel that way when you 49 a room full of strangers£® Walk tall and straight, look 50 at other people and smile£®

If you see someone you¡¯d like to 51 , say something£® Don¡¯t wait for 52 person to start a conversation(½»Ì¸)£®

Just meeting someone 53 does not mean that you¡¯ll make friends with that person£® 54 is based on mutual(Ï໥µÄ) likings and ¡°give and take¡±£® They take time and effort to develop£® And there are things that keep a new friendship from 55 £®

36£® A£®produces B£®improves C£®moves D£®races

37£® A£®take B£®make C£®do D£®carry

38£® A£®lonely B£®yourself C. alone D. alonely

39£® A£®as B£®that C£®which D£®what

40£® A£®with B£®in C£®on D£®to

41£® A£®nervous B£®excited C£®pressed D£®worried

42£® A£®At B£®For C£®In D£®After

43£® A£®unhappy B£®unusual C£®uncomfortable D£®unlucky

44£® A£®with B£®to C£®for D£®on

45£® A£®yourself B£®himself C£®yourselves D£®ourselves

46£® A£®talking B£®saying C£®judging D£®laughing

47£® A£®like B£®as C£®what D£®that

48£® A£®when B£®if C£®as D£®what

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50£®A£®upwards B£®directly C£®bravely D£®happily

51£®A£®speak to B£®talk about C£®say to D£®call up

52£®A£®other B£®the other C£®another D£®others

53£®A£®old B£®young C£®new D£®little

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55£®A£®growing B£®living C£®going D£®happening

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Dear Sir,

I have to travel every day from Souk Road to the airport£® Two buses travel along their route (·Ïß): the number 49 and number 16£® But by the time the number 16 bus reaches Souk Road it is always full, so I can¡¯t get on it£® I have to wait for the number 49, because sometimes there are empty seats on it£®

The timetable says that there are buses from Souk Road to the airport every ten minutes£® If this is so, why do I have to wait half an hour for a bus nearly every day?

The regulations (¹æÕÂ) say that if there are empty seats on a bus, the bus must stop at every stop where people are waiting£® Why do the half-empty buses go straight past me when I am standing at the bus stop?

The regulations say that no bus may carry more than 40 seated passengers (³Ë¿Í) and 20 standing passengers£® Yesterday I was the first to get off the bus when it reached the airport£® I counted the other passengers as they got off£® There were 129 of them£®

It is clear that our bus companies break the regulations and think little of their passengers£® Can nothing be done to make your service (·þÎñ) better?

Yours

Tired passenger

56£®The writer has to take Bus No£® 49 because £®

A£®it arrives on time B£®it is not always full

C£®it travels faster D£®it has fewer seats on it

57£®How long does the writer usually have to wait for a bus?

A£®Ten minutes£® B£®One hour£® C£® Half an hour. D£®Nearly a day£®

58£®The regulations say that each bus may carry passengers at most£®

A£®20 B£®40 C£®60 D£®129

59£® From the passage we can see that £®

A£®the bus service was poor

B£®no passengers took their buses

C£®no buses except the No£® 49 bus passed Souk Road

D£®the writer was always the first to get on the bus

B

Many people in the world live in big cities, which are often dirty and difficult places to live£® So, some cities will get bigger£® They will also get higher, and lower, because people will begin to live under the ground as well as in tall buildings£® Scientists also say that men can begin to live in cities under the sea, when there is not enough space on the land£® Of course, these new cities will be very expensive, and difficult to build, but they are not impossible£® Already, some countries are building places to live under the ground so their people can go there if there is a new war£® There are underground cities in Switzerland£¨ÈðÊ¿£©and China, built by the government£¨Õþ¸®£©to help some of the people live during a great war£®

But will people change if they live under the ground for a long time£¿For example some fish go blind if they live in the dark sea for a long time£® People will not go blind, because there will be light underground, but they may change in some way£® Scientists say that people who live in cities today are losing their senses of smell, touch and taste£® They can¡¯t smell the dirty air, they can¡¯t taste the chemicals£¨»¯Ñ§ÖƼÁ£©in their food£® These senses are not as strong as before, when people lived in the country and grew their own food£® The city has changed that£® What will the underground city change in everyone£¿

60£®People will live under the ground because _________£®

A£®it¡¯s neither hot nor cold there

B£®they¡¯ll be afraid of the war

C£®there¡¯ll be less space on the ground

D£®they¡¯ll make their life comfortable

61£®Some countries try to build some places under the ground so that people will be able to live

there _____£®

A£®when summer comes

B£®when a war breaks out

C£®because they think it¡¯ll be safer for them

D£®when they¡¯re fed up with the life on the land

62£®_________, so people who will live there won¡¯t go blind£®

A£®There¡¯ll be enough light under the ground

B£®It¡¯ll be easy to go upstairs

C£®Glasses will be sold under the ground

D£®Medicine will be supplied for free

63£®People will lose some senses under the ground because _______£®

A£®the world are polluted

B£®it¡¯s dark there

C£®the air is dirty and there are a lot of chemicals in their food

D£®they can¡¯t grow their own food in the sun

C

People have flown kites in Japan for more than 1,000 years£® There are different kinds of kites there£® Some look like bats£¨òùò𣩣»others look like birds£® Most have pictures on them£® There are many interesting stories about kites in Japan£® One story tells about a thief£¨Ð¡Íµ£©who used a kite£® He wanted to steal£¨Íµ£©the gold£¨½ð×Ó£©from the top of a high tower£® The thief and his friends made a large kite£® One dark windy night he caught hold of the kite£® His friends raised£¨Ê¹Éý¸ß£©it into the air£® Then they moved the kite near the top of the tower£® The thief was able to steal the gold£® Another story tells about a father and a son£® They were in trouble on an island near Japan£® The father made a large kite£® His son flew in it back to Japan£®

¡¡¡¡The young men of Japan have kite matches£® When the kites are flying, the match starts£® The young men try to break each other¡¯s kite strings£¨Ï¸Éþ£©£® The last kite left in the sky is the winner£®

64£®Most kites in Japan________£®

¡¡ A£®are very large B£® are very small

¡¡ C£®look like hats D£® look nice with pictures

65£®In the kite match the young men try to________£®

A£®make their kites fly high ¡¡

B£®stop each other¡¯s kites from flying in the sky

C£®make very large kites themselves

D£®draw beautiful pictures on their kites

66£®The father in the passage made a large kite to help his son to________£®

¡¡ A£®return home B£®fly over the island C£®fly over the sea D£®steal gold

67£®The passage mainly£¨Ö÷ÒªµØ£©tells us________£®

A£®how to fly kites B£®how a kite match starts

C£®something about the kites in Japan D£®what the kites look like

D

The following is a timetable in Shanghai Pudong International Airport£®

Airline

Flight Number

Destination

Departure

Gate

Air Canada

137

Beijing

10:12 a£®m£®

24

Japanese Airlines

320

Tokyo

10:30 a£®m£®

18

British Airways

405

Paris

11:00 a£®m£®

20

Pan American

226

London

11:20 a£®m£®

12

Pan American

12

Beijing

11:43 a£®m£®

15

Air Canada

178

Tokyo

12:32 a£®m£®

21

CAAC

289

Hong Kong

12:32 a£®m£®

14

CAAC

314

Moscow

12:45 a£®m£®

18

British Airways

230

New York

12:55 a£®m£®

23