学士学位英语试题及答案

/20成人高等教育学士学位英语考试试卷PaperOne试卷(90minutes)PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortimcompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Client:Hello.MayIspeaktoMr.Smith?Secretary: A.Hello.Thanksforcalling.C.Hello.Who'reyou,please?RoommateA:Iwishyouwouldn

RoommateB: I'mafraidso.C.Sorry!Isitdisturbingyou?B.Speaking,please.D.I'msorry.He'setiagmnowthaveyourradiosoloud.It'snoneofyourbusiness.D.Really?It'snotmyfault.dlovetohaveyou.Mary:WerehavingafewpeopleoverforadinnerFriday.Wedlovetohaveyou.Tom: A.Oh,I'dloveto.ButI'mafaid.Oh,really!WhattimeshouldIcome?No.Ihavetopreparefortheexam.Yes.ThoughIhavetotaketheexam.Son:I'mterriblysorry.Mom.I'vebrokenanItalianvase.Mom:A.Oh,whatashame! B.Oh,dear.Howawfulitis!C.Oh,thatdoesn'tmatter.D.Oh,I'msosorryaboutthat.Jane:Hello.Danny:Hi,Jane.IsJohnthere,please?No.He'snothereaetmoment.No.He'saway.Callbacklater.Sorry.Idon'tknowwhereheis.Sorry.He'snothererightnow.Anymessage?Teacher:You'relateagain!Student:Sorry, A.Iwon'tdothatanymore B.butit'smyownbusiness.C.I'mafaidI'veoverslept D.butIneedmoresleepGuest:Oh,it'steno'clock.Imustbeleavingnow.Host:ItsOK.Pleasewalkslowly.Whydoyouwanttogonow?Yeah,it'sreallylate.Doasyoulike.Wontyousayforanothercupoftea?Cathy:DoyoumindopeningthedoorformeRobert:.A.Yes,Illdoit. B.ItsnothingC.That'sallright D.NotatallKatherine:Haven'tseenyouforages,Linda!HowareyougettingLinda:Quitewell.Andyou?Katherine:Prettygood.How'syourhusband?Linda:Oh,we'vegotdivorced.Katherine: A.Oh,I'msosorrytohearthat. B.Whatashame!C.It'sreallyaproblem. D.Hopeyou'llgetbetter.Customsofficer:CouldIhaveyourname,please?Passenger:It'sPaine,SarahPaine.Customsofficer:?Passenger:It-A-bNP-E.A.Howdoyouspellyourlastname B.What'syourlastname,pleaseC.Howtopronouneyourlastname D.HowcouldIspeakyourlastnameStranger:.Doyouknowwherethenearestbankis,please?Resident:Sure.It'sonKingStreet,betweenSixthandSeventhAvenue.Stranger:Thankyou.A.Helpme B.ForgivemeC.Excuseme D.TroubleyouMary:Peter,wouldyouliketogotoapartythisSunday?Peter:.Whatkindofpartyyoumean?Mary:It'sabirthdayparty.A.Soundsgood B.LooksniceC.Seemsallright D.FeelsgreatSusan:That'sabeautifulskirtyouhaveon!Lily:.Actually,Idon'tlikeitverymuchOh,thankyou.IjustgotityesterdayYes.Butitisn'tsoasyousaidNo,it'snotthatbeauYoursisbetterJohn:MayIuseyourcomputerthisafternoon,Susie?Susie:Sure,butIhavetofinishtypingmytermpapertoday.John:.A.Doasyouplease B.Oh,I'msorryC.Thankyoujustthesame D.NeverminditPatient:Ifeelterribletoday.Mystomachdoesn'tfeelwellatall.Doctor:.YoushouldtakesomethingforitThat'stoobadforyourhealthItservesyourightRemember.Don'tdothatagainPartnReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachofthepassagesisfollowedby5questionsornufinishedstatements.Foreachofthem.thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.

PassageoneMichaelPhelpshasalreadybeenconsideredbysomeasthegreatestall-aroundcompetitorinthehistoryofhissport.Atthe2004U.S.Trials,PhelpsqualifiedforAthensinsixindividualeventsacrosseverypossiblestroke.HefinallyearnedfivetitlesofOlympicchampion.ShouldPhelpssponsor.MichaelPhelpswasborntoJune30,1985.Hisfatherwasagoodathlete,andpassedhisabilityontohiskids.matchMarkSpitzsrecordinAthensorBeijingin2Willearna$1millionbonusfromhismatchMarkSpitzsrecordinAthensorBeijingin2Willearna$1millionbonusfromhisMichaelcoachtoldMichaelcnsotherthathersonwasararetelent.Long-limbedwithbighandsandfeet,hetooktoinstructionverywell,lovedtoworkhardandneverseemednervousiscompetition.Byallaccounts,hisframeisperfectforaswimmer.Hisbighandsandfeetarelikepaddlesinthewater.Thebutterflyishissignaturestroke,buthe 'sshowntheabilitytcanyevent.In1999,Michaelbrokearecordinthe200-meterbutterflyforthe20-year-oldagegroupatthJuniorNationals.At15,MichaelbecametheyoungestswimmertocompeteSydneyOlympicsfortheU.S.in68years.Inanastonishingperformance,hemedaledsixtimesandsetfiveworldrecords.Michaelwonthe200-meterbutterflywithanewworldmark,andalsoturnedinrecordtimesinthe100-meterbutterflyand200-meterindividualmedley（混合泳）—doingsoonthesameday,whichwasafirstinswimminghistory.Outsideofhisswimmingcareer,Michaelwasanormalteenager.Hedidnkegettingoutoftthebedinthemorning;butrefusedtoslowdownoncehisdaybegan.MichaelhashissightssetonmorethanOlympicglory.HewantstotransformhissportthewayothergreatathleteslikeMichaelJordanandTigerWoodshave.WhichofthefollowingisthebiggestachievementofMichaelPhelpssofar?Anall-aroundcompetitorinthehistoryofswimming.Breakingofarecordinthe200-meterbutterfly.Sixindividualeventsacrosseverypossiblestroke.FivetitlesofOlympicchampion.FromParagraph1itcanbeinferredthatthepassagewaswritten.rightin2005atatimebetween2004and2005justbeforeAthens2004immediatelyafterAthens2004MichaelPhelpsturnedtobetheyoungestAmericanswimmer.in1999,whenhebrokearecordinthe200-meterbutterflyin2004,whenheattendedAthens2004in2000,whenheattendedSydneyOlympicsinanastonishingperformanceathomeintheU.S.19.hatingtogetoutofhisbedinthemorning,MichaelPhelpswouldn 'tslowdownoncehisdaybegan.A.As B.Though C.Once D.DespiteofThelastsentenceofthepassagetellsusthatMichaelPhelpsissoambitiousastowinmanymoregoldmedalsfortheU.S.remakehistoryofhissportlikeM.JordanandT.WoodsbecomethegreatestworldrecordbreakerinsporthistorybebyfarthegreatestsportsmanwithOlympicgloryPassageTwoMostpersonnelmanagersagreethatjobinterviewsareoneoftheleastobjectiverecruimentmethods.Buttheadvantagesoftestingarenotgoingtochangetheattractionoftheinterviewtoemployers.Theappealoftheinterviewhaseverythingtodowiththehumanfactor.Mostpeoplebelievethattheyareareasonablejudgeofcharacterandtrusttheirinstinctivefeeling.Wemightusesomekindoftesttoaidtheselectionprocess,butweusuallypickacandidatewhointerviewswell,hasgoodqualificationsandimpressiveworkrecord.Butsupposethecandidateliesorislessthancompletelyhonest.“Thiscanbeaseriousproblemforemployers”,explainsAlanConrad,ChiefExecutiveatOptimusRecruiment.mostdifficultliarstofindarethosewhotellhalf-truthsratherthancompletelies.”Researchshowsthatupto75percentofresumesareinaccurateonpurpose.Themostcommonpracticeisomission.Interviewershouldthereforeconcentrateonareasofuncertainysuchasgapsbetweenperiodsofemploymentandjobdescriptionsthatseemstrange.“Focusingontheseareaswillforcecandidatestotellthetruthorbecomeincreasinglydishonest.Thisisusuallywhenpeoplesignaltheiranxietybytheirbodylanguage.Sweatontheupperlip,falsesmilesandnervoushandmovementsallindicatediscomfort.”Conraddoesnotsuggestanaggressivepolicy-styleinterviewtechnique,butinsiststhatcloseinspectionofaresumeisabsolutelyessential.Onlybyaskingtherightquestionscanyouconfirmthesuitabilityofthecandidateorputpressureonthosewhoarebeinglessthancompletelyhonest.Thebesttitleofthispassagecanbe .HowtoCatchOuttheDishonestCandidateHowtoFindaJobbyTricksDisadvantagesofJobInterviewsAdvantagesofJobInterviewsTheliarshardtorecognizearethosewhotell .A.completetruths B.completeliesC.partialtruths D.mainlytruthsHowwerethejobapplicantsabletoliewithoutbeingdetected?ByleavingoutsomenecessaryinformationByprovidingmoreinformationthanneeded.Byusingtheirbodylanguage.Bytellingsomeunbelievablelies.Inordertopickupaqualifiedandanhonestcandidate,Conradsuggeststhatwe .examinetheresumescarefullyinspectthecandidatesaggressivelycorrecttheresumesintentionallycompareone’sresumewithothers’Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsjobinterviews?A.Mostobjective B.Toosubjective.C.Suspicious D.Credulous.PassageThreeOurworldiswonderfulwithbirdsthatareabsolutelyamazingandunbelievable.Onekindofsuchbirdsisthecoot—aclumsybirdsounlovedthatitsnameimpliessomethingofanoldfool.”Thbeirdhasaremarkableabilitytorecognizeamdcountitseggs,”saysbehavioralecologistBruceLyonoftheUniversityofCaliforniaatSantaCruz.Cootsneedtobetrickybecauseofthenunsualwaytheanimals.Compete:Onecootwillputitseggssecretlyintoanother’snesttotrickthehostintoraisingtheinvader ’seggs.Butnestownersusefightback,Lyonfinds.Overfoursummers,Lyonmonitored400cootnestsnearWilliamsLakeincentralBritishColumbia,taggingtheeggswithamarker.Ofthese,160cootnestsreceivedeggsfromunrelatedcoots.Thehostsgenerallywerenotfooled,however,.Abouthalfthetime,cootparentsrejectedthestrangeeggscomplete,lyusuallybyburyingthemdeepinthenest. “Foreggswerenotdisappearingbychanceandthatcanonlymeanthebirdswererecognizingthem,”Lyonsays.Apparently,thecootswererateledbytheunfamiliarcolorsandpatternsontheforeigneggs.Inothercases,theparentspushedtheforeigneggstoanunfavorablepositionattheborderareaofthenest,wherethereislessheatforhatching.Evenifamothercootdidn’tremovetheforeigneggsfromhernest,shecontinuedtolayanormalhatchnumberofherowneggs,despitetheapparentextraforeigneggs.Lyonthinksthatmeansthecootssomehowkeptacountofboththeirowneggsandthesuspiciousones.cootscandistinguishtheirowneggsfromtheforeignonesisararebutveryconvincingexampleofcountingwildanimalworld,”theecologistconcluded.Themeaningofthebird’sname“coot”probablyis .A.wonderfulandamazing B.unusualandremarkableC.secretandunbelievable D.oldandsillyInthepassage,“foreigneggs”refersto .A.theeggsofthenestowners B.theeggsoftheinvadersC.theeggsfromforeigncountries D.theeggsunabletobehatchedWhichofthefollowingistheparticularwaycootsoftencompete?Tostealsomeeggsfromothernests.Toputtheirowneggsintoothers ’nests.Tohatchothercoots’eggs.Toprotecttheirowneggs.Whichwouldthenestownersdowiththeforeigneggsaccordingtothepassage?I.Buryingthemdeepinthenests.n.Pushingthemasidetoanunfavorablearea.m.Hatchingthemastheirown.A.I.only B.H.onlyC.I.landn. D.I.,n.and田.Whichofthefollowingistheparticularabilitytheecologistbelievesthatthecoothas?A.Totrickothercoots. B.Tofightbackthetricks.C.Tobealerttotheforeigneggs. D.Torecognizeandcountitsowneggs.PassageFourNationalAviationandSpaceAdministration(NASA)anditspartnersintheInter-nationalSpaceStationhaveagreedinprincipletoleta28-year-oldSouthAfricanbecomethesecondpayingtouristontheorbitingoutpost,theU.S.spaceagencysaidonTuesday.InternetmagnateMarkShuttleworthsignedacontractonDec.4withtheRussianAviationandSpaceAgency(RASA)toflyaboardaSoyuzspacetaxitothestationinApril2002,almostexactlyayearafterU.S.millionaireDennisTitobecamethefirsttoexperiencespaceasapayingguest.NASAspokeswomanKristenLarsonsaidbytelephone: ”We’vineparginrceiepdletotheflightofMr.Shuttleworth.However,therearesomefinaldetailsthatneedtobetakenof.”Larsonouldnotsaywhatdetailsneededresolving,butsaidthestationinternationalpartnersincludingthespaceagenciesofRussia,Europe,JapanandCanada-haddraftedasetofrequirementsforspacetravelerscovering“physicaability,psychologicalability,languageability”and“lengthandappropriatenessoftraining. ”OutgoingcommanderFrankCulbertsonofthespacestationsaidthenewcrewreplacinghiswasgoingtobeextremelybusy. "Thestationisforworkers,anditputsanadditionalburdeonthecrewtohavepeopleupherethatarenotdoingscienceorconductingexperimentsthatareproductive.Thisisaworkplace,alaboratory,aresearchfacility, "hesaid.SpaceAdventureschiefEricAndersonsaidhecouldnotdisclosewhatShuttleworthwaspayingforthetrip,butaddedthataRussianofficialhadbeenquotedassayingthepricewasnoworsethanTito'sfare,whichwaswidelyreportedto20emillion.Whowasthefirstspacetouristaccordingtothepassage?A.KristenLarson. B.EricAnderson.C.MarkShuttleworth. D.DennisTito.WhichofthefollowingisNOTincludedintherequirementsforspacetravelers?Sufficientexperienceinconductinglaboratorywork.Enoughlongandpropertrainingforflight.Mentallyandphysicallyhealthyenough.Communicativeskillsinlanguage.WhyisthespacestationreluctanttoreceivemorepayingtouristsaccordingtoFrankCulbertson?Becausethespacestationisn noughborthepayingtourists.Becauseasaplacefordoingresearch,thestatonshouldbehighlyefficient.Becauseapayingtouristmaybeignorantofthespaceresearchwork.Becausethepayingtouristshavetopaytoomuchtogainspaceexperience.“Anoutgoingcommander"canprobablybeonewho.isextremelycapableisgoingtobeoutofdutyisasupervisoroverthespacestationworkhashisowncrewmembersTobethesecondpayingspacetourist,onehastoprimarily.receivenecessarytrainingvoluntarilypayasumofmoneynolessthanTito 'sfarepayasumofmoneylessthanTito'sfaredomorementalandphysicalexercisesPartmVocabularyandStructure(20points)Directions:Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Ifworkershadbeenpaiddecentwages,profitssogreat.A.wouldbeB.werenottobeC.wouldn'thavebeenD.wouldhavebeen37.Ifstudentscan'tfocusonthespokenwordoftheteacher,theynotonlylosetoleatheyactuallyloseabilitytolearn.A.need B.wish C.desire D.powerThereisnothingaboutanativeEnglish-speakingteacherexceptthathespeaksEnglisheasilyandwell.A.particularB.special C.specific D.especialIthatmostpeoplewhowantedtobuyournewspaperwereeithermovingorgettingmarried.A.workedoutB.figuredoutC.spokeoutD.brokeoutTheEiffelTower,symbolofinnovativetechniqueattheendofthe19thcentury,hasitsuniversalimage.A.maintained B.preserved C.stored D.continuedAmazonisthelargestremainingrainforestarealeftonourplanet.A.sofar B.byfar C.thusfar D.asfarasThebestthinghappenedtomewasfindingmybestfriend,Katrina.A.what B.as C.that D.whichLifepresentsmanybarriers,andalltoooftenthosewhoworkhardestmaynotreceivegreat.A.rewards B.grantsC.allowanceD.praiseNowalmostalltheparentswanttheirchildrentoleamthepianoortheviolin,theirchildrenarewillingornot.A.nomatterwhether B.nomatterifC.however D.whateverHomeworkinAmericanschoolsisoftenminimalthechildrenhaveplentyoftimetowatchtelevision.A.suchthat B.sothatC.that D.becauseItislargelythankstothevariableclimateinEnglandtheEnglishpaysomuchattentiontotheworkontheirhomesandgardens.A.where B.that C.inwhichD.forwhichLifeonEarthisvariedandcomplex.A.amazinglyB.amusedlyC.amazedlyD.amusinglyIntermsofeducationsystems,onecannotsaythatonesysteminonecountryisbetterthan.A.thatofanotherB.anotherC.oneofanotherD.oneanotherWhenIstartedapplyingtocolleges,IdefinitelyhadnoideawhatIwantedtoin.A.study B.major C.stay D.gearThenewimmigrantsfoundithardtothemselvestotheclimateofthecountry.A.adopt B.adaptC.regulateD.coordinateOnedaywhilelookingforajob,ItheChicanoYouthCenter,whichofferedmeanafter-schooljob.A.droppedby.B.droppedoutC.droppeddownD.droppedoffThenewlypromotedassistantmanager.expressedawishtobetotheLondonbranch.A.exchangedB.transmittedC.transferred D.movedTherelationshipbetweenChinaandIndiahasbeenstudiedrecently.A.originallyB.extremely C.violently D.intensivelyOverathirdofthepopulationinthatAfricancountrywasestimatedtohavenotothehealthservice.A.excess B.successC.process D.accessWhenhearrivedatthevillage,hefound theagedandthesickathome.A.nonebutB.anyonebutC.nothingbutD.nootherthanWhichsportisthemostexpensive___trainingequipment,players’personalequipmentanduniforms?A.inplaceofB.intermsof C.bymeansofD.bywayof yourjacket,please.Theroomisverywarm.A.Takeoff B.Takeafter C.TakeupD.TakeonItstartedraining,soshe thenearesthouse.A.madefor B.makeoff C.madeupD.madeoutThosewhofailedintheentranceexaminationsarelikelyto theirfailurestobadluck.A.contributeB.attribute C.distribute D.retributeThenewfindingsbytheresearchcrewsuggestedthatthegovernment ’shousingplanotpracticable.A.be B.shouldbe C.wasD.wereInthiscompanyfewerandfeweremployeesarewillingtodo theyareaskedto.A.whatB.which C.thatD.whetherThespywassupposedto disguisedasawomaninthesupermarket.A.escapeB.escapedC.haveescapedD.hadescapedTheladywasmade onthefloorwaitingfortenminutesbeforeattendedto.A.tostandB.stand C.standing D.stoodAdoctor,alongwithagroupofyoungnurses, goinggodemonstratetheheartoperationprocess.A.is B.are C.willD.shallWhentheyoungmanwasabouttospeak,hisfriendlookedathim, tolockuphismouth.A.asregardsB.as C.asfor D.asif ,wemadeaplanforthefuturestudy.SummarizedourpresentworkSummarizingourpresnetworkHavingsummarizedourpresentworkBeingsummarizedourpresentworkTomSmithwishedthathisparents ihthestrickenareawhentheearthquakeoccurred.A.werenot B.arenot C.havenotbeenD.hadnotbeenSomepeoplearenotsomuchinterestedinwhatamandoes howhecametochoosethatparticularlineofwork.A.as B.so C.like D.whentheproposalthatbusinesscompanies guidedbyprofessionalsfortheirnewschemeofdevelopmentswasacceptedwithoutdisagreement.A.be B.areC.was D.wereThedoctor metothedangerofnotgettingenoughrestwhileworkingovertime.A.alerted B.reminded C.led D.persuadedItseemsquiteunbelievablethatamanlikeJeremycouldbe inquestionabledeals.A.participatedB.taken C.involvedD.lostThelady’asppointmentwouldbeterminatedasofSeptember29,unless tothattimesherequestedahearing.A.superior B.inferior C.prior D.juniorThedeanofthePhysicsDepartment fortheuniversitylibrarymanyoutstandingprivatebookcollections.A.separatedB.contributed C.distributed D.securedLargeamountofoilimportsputsaheavyburdenonthecountrygold .’sA.storage B.reserve C.conservation D.preservationartiTheultimategoalofthisdancecollegeistofullybringoutthestudents ’artiA.capacity B.potential C.possibility D.likelihoodClozeTest(10points)Directions:Thereare10blanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachnumberedblank,thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Adailydoseoflaughtermaybegoodfortheheartbecauseitmakesbloodvesselsworkmoreefficiently.Depression, theotherhand,canraisetheriskofdyingfromheartfailure,aseparatestudyfound.Thetwostudies, atameetingoftheAmericanCollegeofCardiologyinFlorida,showhowpsychologicalfactorscan aperson ’shealth.“Wedon’trecommendthatyoulaughandnotexercise, wedorecommendthatyoutrytolaughonaregularbasis.Thirtyminutesofexercisethreetimesaweek,andfifteenminutesoflaughteronadailyIsprobablygoodforthevascular。水管的)system,“sDdMichaelMiller.Millerandhiscolleaguesattheschool twomovies.Onehumorous, stressful,totwentyhealthyvolunteersandtestedthefunctionoftheirbloodvessels.Theresearchersspecificallylookedattheliningofthevesselsandfoundthatblood wasreducedinfourteenofthetwentyvolunteersafterstressfulmoviecuttings.Butbloodflowedmorefreelyinnineteenofthetwentysubjects theylaughedatfunnymoviesegments.Averagebloodflowincreased22%duringlaughter,and duringmentalstress,theresearcherstoldthemeeting.76.A.atB.on C.inD.by77.A.presentingB.topresentC.presentedD.presents78.A.influenceB.interruptC.effectD.affect79.A.butB.otherwiseC.neverthelessD.still80.A.baseB.basedC.basisD.basic81.A.exhibitedB.showedC.illustratedD.displayed82.A.otherB.secondC.twoD.one83.A.flowB.vesselC.pressureD.function84.A.duringB.sinceC.whenD.while85.A.lowedB.decreasedC.lessenedD.loweredPaperTwo试卷二(30minutes)Writing(15points)Directions:Youaretowritein100-120wordsaboutthetitle“MyIdealJobYoushouldbaseyourcompositionontheoutlinegiveninChinesebelow:什么是你心目中理想的工作？说明理由。为找到这份理想的工作，你应如何努力去做？

1-5DCACD6-10CDDAA11-15CABCA16-201-5DCACD6-10CDDAA11-15CABCA16-20DDADB36-40CCBBA56-60BAABD21-25ACAAA41-45BCAAB61-65ACAAD26-30DBBCD46-50BAABB66-70CDAAB31-35DABCB51-55ACDDA71-75CCBBBPaperTwo试卷二PartVWriting参考作文MyidealjobDifferentpeoplehavedifferentideasaboutwhatisanidealjob.Somewanttobedoctors,somewanttobeteachers,somewanttobeengineers.Inmyopinion,teachingisanidealjob.Teacherswerelowinsocialstatusintheolddays,butrecentlytheirsocialpositionhasbeenimprovedgreatly,anditisnowafactthatteachersareheldingreatrespectbypeopleeverywhere.Inaddition,IthinkIambynaturesuitedtobeateacherbecauseIlikechildrenverymuchandIampatient.Icantreatstudentsasmyequals.I’mnowpreparingformyfuturecareerasateacher.Iknowitwon ’tbeeasytobecteacher.SoI’mstudyingreallyhardnotonlyinclass,butalsoinreyvdeaylife.Iamtrainingmypatience,improvingmyhandwriting,andIamreadingextensivelytowidenmyscopeofknowledge.2006年成人高等教育学士学位英语考试试卷PaperOne试卷一(90minutes)PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Helen:Hello?Danny:Hello.CouldIspeaktoHelen?Helen: .Danny:Hi,Helen.ThisisDanny.A.IamHelen B.ThisisHelenC.Yes,Iam D.Yes,IamherTom:I’vedecidedtospendthesummerholidaystravineliAnmgerica.Jane:Oh, A.ifonlyIcouldgowithyou.B.whatgoodnewsitis!C.howhappyIwastohearthat.D.howexcitingtohearthenews!Salesclerk:CanIhelpyou,madam?Customer:No,thanks.I .A.havejustlookedaround B.justlookaroundC.amjustlookingaround D.justlookedaroundTom:I’mafraidImustbegoingnow.Thankyouforthedeliciousdinner.Lucy: A.Takecare B.It’sjus-tssooC.I’mnotgoodatit D.I’mgladyouenjoyeditAdam:It’sverykindofyoutocometoseemeoff,Betty.Betty: A.That’smyduty B.Notatall.It ’stheleastIcoulddoC.Don’tbesopolite D.NeverminditTom:Nicetomeetyou,Jim.Jim: .A.Samehere B.SametoyouC.Thankyouallthesame D.Thesameagain,pleaseTom:Jane,mayIcomeintoyourofficeandtalktoyou?Jane:Sure.Ihavesomefreetimenow. ,please.A.Comeinto B.ComeoninC.Goahead D.EnterJack:Thanksforyourinvitation.Howthoughtfulofyou,Spencer.ShallIbringsomething?Spencer:Nothing.Imeanwe’yegotplentytoeat. .A.Justtakeyourself B.JustcomeyourselfC.Justbringyourself D.JustcomeoverSmith:Youareleavingsoon.We’llbesorrytoseeyougo.Anderson:I’msorrytoo.Butthat’slife.Smith:Yes,Isuppose .A.wecan’thelp B.itcan ’tbeavoidedC.wecan’tdoanything D.itcan ’tbehelpedJames:George,didyoutellBobtocometothismeeting?George:I’mterriblysorry.Iforgotallaboutit.James:Itdoesn’tmatte_r._-_L_e_t’sgetstartedwithouthim.A.Goodluck. B.Comeon.C.Noproblem. D.Goodheavens!PassengerA:Doyoumindmysmokinghere?PassengerB:Notatall. .A.I’msorryB.SmokeasyoulikeC.GorightaheadD.Doit,please.Customer:CanIhavealookacthebluejacketoverthere?Salesman:Hereyouare.Customer:Oh,it’stoobig.MayIhaveasizesmaller?Salesman: A.Byallmeans B.BynomeansC.Byanymeans D.BysomemeansorotherLncinda:Canyoucomeandhavedinnerwithus?Jonathan:Soundsgood.WhenshallIcome?Lucinda:Ateight. .A:We’llbeseeingyou B.WewaitforyouC.Wewaituntilyoucome D.We’llbeexpectingyouAStranger: .CanyoutellmewheretheBigHenSupermarketis?APasser-by:Gotme,boy.I’mastrangerheremyself.AStranger:Well,thankyouanyway.A.I’msorryB.ExcusemeC.NevermindD.Gladtomeetyou15.StudentA:HowiseverythingwithMary?StudentB:Shehadanaccidentinhernewcarandshe ’sstillinhospital.StudentA: A.That’sgreat! B.That’stoobad.C.Thatsoundsnice. D.That’sOK.PartnReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.Eachofthepassagesisfollowedby5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.PassageOneTracyMcGradyisareal-lifesuperstar.HespentthesummertravelinginEurope,workingwithAdidasonhislatestbasketballshoeandplayingwithTeamU.S.A.inanOlympicqualifyinggame.Healsospentcountlesshoursinthegym.“Iworkonthingseverydayintheoff-season,”saysMcGrady,24,anAll-StarguardwiththeNationalBasketballAssociation’sOrlandoMagic.UntilMcGradywas17,fewoutsidehistinyhometownknewofhisskills.Hewasraisedmostlybyhisgrandmotherinaroughpa