高三第一学期期中英语统一考试

高三第一学期期中英语统一考试

北京市朝阳区2006年高三年级第一学期期中统一考试

英语试卷

本试卷分第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两部分。，。共150

分。考试时间120分钟。

第一卷（三部分，共115分）

注意事项：

1.答卷前，考生务必将学校、班级、姓名写在密封线内。

2.考试结束，考生将第二卷和答题卡一并交回。

第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一道小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三

个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都

有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whatdoesthemanwant?

A.Tea.B.Coffee.C.Aglassofmilk.

2.Whatistheteacher'sname?

A.MrsPond.B.MissPondC.MissBond.

3.Whatdidthewomansayabouthervacation?

A.Shemetsomefriendlypeople.

B.Thehotelwasnotgood.

C.Shehadfineweather.

4.WhatisRaygoingtodothisafternoon?

A.Hewillhaveaclassat1:00.

B.Hewillgotothelibraryat2:00

C.Hewillgohomearound3:00

5.WhatistheoriginalpricefortheT-shirt?

A.80dollars.B.50dollars.C.40dollars.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面6段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几道小题，从每题所给

的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有5秒

钟的时间阅读每小题。听完后，每小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对

话或独白你将听两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。

6.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?

A.Buyaticket.B.Bookaflightticket.C.Bookatrain

ticket.

7.Whenshouldthewomancheckin?

A.7:30B.8:15C.8:00

听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。

8.Whataretheytalkingabout?

A.NewYear.B.ThanksgivingC.Christmas.

9.What'stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Theyarecousins.B.Theyarehusbandandwife.C.Theyare

brotherandsister.听第8段材料，回答第10至11题。

10.Ifpossible,whatwilltheydothisweekend?

A.Goskating.B.Goskiing.C.Goswimming.

11.Howlongwillitlastlikethis?

A.2months.B.3months.C.4months.

听第9段材料，回答第12至14题。

12.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?

A.Astudent/sresearchproject.

B.Anexaminaclass.

C.Findingbooksinthelibrary.

13.Whatsubjectisthestudentgoingtofocuson?

A.TheendoftheIndiancivilization（文明）.

B.TheSouthwesterndesert.

C.NativeAmericanhistory.

14.Wherewasthecivilizationlocated?

A.Inthemountains.B.Inthedesert.C.Bytheriver.

听第10段材料，回答第15至17题。

15.What'stherelationshipbetweenthewomanandtheman?

A.Teacherandstudent.B.Motherandson.C.Classmates.

16.HowdidthemanfindtheGermanlanguage?

A.Hefoundittiring.

B.Hefounditeasytopickup.

C.Hefondittoodifficultforhim.

17.Whatcanweknowabouttheman?

A.Heisinterestedinlearningforeignlanguages.

B.Hehadstudiedinlanguagebeforehecame.

C.HeisfromanEnglish-speakingcountry.

听第11段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.Whatshortageisthispassagetalkingabout?

A.Drinkingwater.B.Specialists.C.Electricity.

19.Whatisanexpertsystem?

A.Itzsagroupofexpertsformedbydoctorsandengineers.

B.Itisaspecialkindofprogramforcomputers.

C.Itisasystemforexpertstousecomputer/sfreely.

2O.Whatcananexpertsystemdoaccordingtothispassage?

A.Treatandtakecareofthepatients.

B.Processdirtywaterinariverfordrinking.

C.Giveadvicetoavillagedoctoroncuringadisease.

第二部分：知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

从每题A、B、C、D四个选项中，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。

21.RosadidnJtremembertheexactdateofthestorm,butsheknewit

wasSundaybecauseeverybodywasatchurch.

A,不填；theB.a;不填C.不填；aD.the;不填

22.—Whenshallwemeet,at6:00orat6:30?

A.AtanytimeB.Youmakethetime

C.Well,eithertimewilldoD.AnytimeisOK

23.ltisnecessarymemystudiesbeforeanewterm.

A.for;tomakeaplanforB.of;makingaplanfor

C.for;tomakeaplanofD.of;makingaplanof

24.Theteachertoldustogatherabouttheancientcalendar.

A.asmuchinformationaspossibleB.informationasmuchaspossible

C.asmoreinformationaspossibleD.informationasmoreaspossible

25.Inmanyways,theworkplacealargefamilywhosemembers

shareworkprojectsandinterests.

A.becameB.becomesC.hasbecomeD.

isbecoming

26.Ifyouareworriedthattheticketswillsellout,youcanbuya

ticket.

A.inarowB.inadvanceC.ontimeD.

timeaftertime

27.Howmuchwouldyouforrepairingmybike?

A.payB.takeC.

costD.charge

28.Doyouthinkeverythingwastrue?

A.whathesaidB.hesaid

C.whichhesaidD.ashesaid

29.Althoughthewasbadlyhurt,heexplainwhathadhappened.

A.couldB.mightC.wasabletoD.

couldnot

30.—IsMissWangintheofficetoday?

—No,she'sgonetoherhometowntheSpringFestivalandshe'll

bebackinaweek.

A.inB.duringC.

forD.on

31.Shewillhavetofindsomeotherwork,forshecan'tthis

loudnoiseanymore.

A.comeupwithB.keepupwith

C.growupwithD.putupwith

32_inasimplestyle,thebookclearlydescribestheauthor's

childhoodexperiencesinasmalltown.

A.WritingB.TobewrittenC.BeingwrittenD.Written

33.一I'msorry,Ishouldn'thavebeensorudetoyou.

—Youyourtemperbutthat'sOK.

A.havelostB.hadlostC.didloseD.were

losing

34.OnarainydayIwasdrivingnorththroughVermontInoticeda

youngmanholdingupasignreading“Boston".

A.whichB.whereC.whenD.that

35.Theywerehappywiththeirmarksafterthetest,theyexpected

themtobeabithigher.

A.thoughB.ifC.

sinceD.unless

第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题L5分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，

选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

FollowEveryRainbow

ShirleyAllenlovedtosingandplaythepiano.Shestudiedmusicin

collegeandher36wastobecomeaconcertpianistorbluessinger.

Everything37whenshewas20yearsold.Shebecamesickwithwhat

doctors38wastyphoidfever（伤寒）andshealmostdied.Doctorsgaveher

medicinetohelphergetwell,butthemedicine39hertobecome40deaf.She

couldnolongerhearthemusicwhichshehadalways41,Shirleywouldnever

giveupplayingthepiano,42shediddecidetochange43.Shetransferredto

GallaudetUniversityandstudiedEnglish.In1964Shirleygraduatedfrom

Gallaudetandlookedfor44.Shewantedtobe45andworkfull-time.For

threeyears,ShirleyworkedasaclerkinWashington,D.C.46,in1967sheWas

AskedtoworkatGallaudetUniversityasadormsupervisor(宿舍监管

员).Shirleysupervisedyoungwomenwho47intheuniversityduringthe

schoolyear.ShealsotaughtEnglish.Somehowshefoundtimeto48graduate

schoolatHowardUniversityinWashington,D.C.In1972,Shirleyreceivedher

M.A.degree.Always49anewchallenge,in1973Shirleybecameaprofessorat

NationalTechnicalInstitutefortheDeaf(NTID),which50deafand

hard-of-hearingstudentstechnicalandprofessionaltraining.This51woman

becamethefirstblackdeaffemaleintheworldtoreceiveherPh.D.Shemade

52in1992,53shereceivedthehighestdegreeineducationfromthe

UniversityofRochesterinNewYork.

Dr.ShirleyJeanneAllenhastraveledmanyroadsand54manyrainbows

searchingforherdream.Withcourageand55,shenevergaveup.

36.A.jobB.interestC.

dreamD.duty

37.A.changedB.disappearedC.stopped

D.ended

38.A.saidB.agreedC.

foundD.thought

39.A.allowedB.causedC.encouraged

D.enabled

40.A.almostB.totallyC.actuallyD.

gradually

41.A.playedB.lovedC.performed

D.remembered

42.A.andB.soC.

butD.evenif

43.A.careerB.interestC.

lifeD.attitude

44.A.informationB.helpC.a

jobD.anassistant

45.A.happyB.independentC.free

D.confident

46.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.Then

D.Besides

47.A.workedB.studiedC.

livedD.played

48.A.attendB.observeC.describeD.

advertise

49.A.interestedinB.busywithC.concernedaboutD.

readyfor

5O.A.teachesB.promisesC.

paysD.offers

51.A.amazingB.strictC.wealthyD.

beautiful

52.A.progressB.historyC.suggestionsD.

excuses

53.A.afterB.whileC.

untilD.when

54.A.foundB.watchedC.followed

D.appreciated

55.A.determinationB.intelligenceC.strengthD.

pride第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40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

MakerofGreatViolins

Hundredsofviolinsaremadeeveryday.However,thefinestandmost

sought-afterviolinswerehandcraftedbyanItalianviolinmakerover300

yearsago.Thecraftsman/snamewasAntoniusStradivarius,andanyoneofhis

violinsisworthover$100,000today.

Stradivarius,whowasbornin1644,beganhiscareerasaviolinmaker's

apprentice（徒弟）.Workingonhisownby1680,hebecamedeterminedtomake

instrumentsthatcouldreproducetones（音调）asrichasthoseproducedbythe

humanvoice.Hetestedseveralshapesandstylesforhisviolinsuntilhearrived

atadesignthatpleasedhim.Duringhiscareerhecraftedover1,100violins.

Thosestillinexistencehavebecometreasuredpossessions.

Unfortunately,thesecretofStradivarius'violindiedwithitsmaker.During

hislifetimeStradivariuskepthisnotessafelyhidden;evenhistwosons,who

helpedhiminhisworkshop,didnotknowallthestepsineachviolin's

construction.

Throughtheyears,manyexpertshaveofferedpossibleexplanationsfor

theuniquetoneofa“Strad”.Somesayitistheinstrument/sshapeandthe

combinationofitsparts.Otherssuggestthatthesecretliesinthespecial

wood,whichStradivariusobtainedfromnativeItaliantrees.Themostwidely

acceptedsuppositionisthatthebeautifultoneoftheviolinsiscreatedbythe

liquidthattheoldmasterusedtocoathisinstruments.Chemistshavestudied

andreproducedtheliquidascloselyaspossible,andithasimprovedthe

soundofmanyviolins.Still,noviolinmakerhasbeenabletofullyreproduce

thetoneofStradivarius'violins.

56.Accordingtothepassage,Stradivariusmade.

A.hundredsofviolinseveryday

B.over100,000violinsduringcareer

C.onlyoneviolin

D.morethanathousandviolinsduringhiscareer

57.WecanconcludefromthepassagethatStradivarius,.

A.noteswerefoundbychemists

B.noteswereneverfound

C.secretswerelearnedwhenhewasanapprentice

D.noteswerelefttohissons

58.Inthispassagethewordrichmeans.

A.wealthyB.highlyamusingC.fullandpleasantD.

highandsharp

59.Anotherfoodtitleforthepassagewouldbe.

A.howtoMakeViolinsB.ExpensiveViolins

C.WhatWasStradivarius'SecretD.ItalianViolinMakers

B

Thefollowingnoticeispostedinabusterminal终点站

).

Timetable

—BusesleavetheRailwayStation,NewYorkCity,from7:00a.m.and

everyhalfhourafterwards,until11:30p.m.(7daysaweek)

—BusesleaveBrennanStation20minutesbeforeandaftereveryhour

from6:20a.m.to

10:40p.m.(7daysaweek)

—Eveningrushhours(5:00p.m.to7:00p.m.):BusesleavetheRailway

Station,NewYorkCity,every15minutes.(Monday—Friday)

—Holidays:Busesleaveeveryhouronthehour,eachdirection.(Trip

time:30minuteseachway)

—AllticketsmustbeboughtatWindow12,theRailwayStation,NewYork

City,orattheBrennanStationWindowBEFOREboardingbuses.

60.HowlongisitbetweentwobusesfromNewYorktoBrennanevery

day?

A.Onehour.B.40minutes.C.Halfanhour.D.15

minutes.

61.WhichofthelatestbusyoucantakefromBrennanifyouhavetomeet

afriendinNewYorkat10:20a.m.onaFriday?

A.The8:00a.m.bus.B.The9:40a.m.bus.

C.The8:40a.m.bus.D.The9:20a.m.bus.

62.WhichbusshouldyoutakeattheRailwayStation,NewYorkCiton

Mondayifyouwanttotakeabusineveningrushhours?

A.The5:45p.m.bus.B.The6:20p.m.bus.

C.The7:15p.m.bus.D.The6:50p.m.bus.

63.Whereshouldpassengersbuytheirtickets?

A.OnlyattheBrennanStationWindow.

B.Atanywindowofanyrailwaystationbeforeleaving.

C.AtNewYorkRailwayStationaftergettingonbuses.

D.Ataterminalticketwindowbeforegettingonbuses.

C

Thefamilyislargerandmorevariedthanmostpeoplerealize.Itincludes

someanimalsthatwenormallythinkofascamelsandsomethatwedon't

usuallyrecognizeascamels.Everybodyknowsabouttheone-humpedcamel,

ordromedary.AndmanypeoplehaveheardoftheBactriancamel,whichhas

twohumps.Butdidyouknowthatllamasandsomeotheranimalswithout

humpsarealsocamels?

Camelshaveplayedanimportantroleinthelivesofmanypeopleforat

leastfourthousandyears.Andthisismainlybecausecamelshavetheability

toliveinplaceswhereotherlargeanimalscouldneversurvive.Inhugedeserts

liketheSahara,theclimatecanbetoohotanddryformostanimals.Thereare

placeswhereraindoesn'tfallformonths,orevenyears.Thesandmaystretch

forhundredsofmiles,andanimalsmayhavetowalkfordaystoreachwater.

ThedesertsofAfricaandArabiaarenottheonlyplaceswherecamelslive.

Desertwindsoftenblowsandintotheair.Toprotecttheireyes,camels

havelongeyelashesthatcatchmostofthesand.Ifsandgetsontoaneye,a

camelhasathirdeyelidtogetitout.Likeawindshieldwiperonacar,this

extraeyelidmovesfromsidetosideandwipesthesandaway.Theeyelidis

verythin,soacamelcanseethroughit.Insandstormscamelsoftenclosetheir

thirdeyelidandkeepwalking.Youmightsaythatacamelcanfinditsway

throughasandstormwithitseyesclosed.

64.Weunderstandfromthepassagethat.

A.thevarietyofcamelsislimited

B.camelsrefertothoseanimalswithoneortwohumps

C.thecamelfamilyincludesalargevarietyofspecieswithouthumps

D.someanimalswithouthumpsarealsoincludedinthecamelfamily

65.Camelshavebeenimportanttohumanbeingsforlonginhistory

mainlybecause.

A.theycangowithoutwaterforalongtime

B.theyhavespecialstructureintheireyes

C.theycanstandtheheatanddrynessofthedesert

D.theycancarryheavyloads

66.Camelscanprotecttheireyesfromthedesertwindbecause.

A.theireyesarespeciallystructured

B.theyhavetwoeyelids

C.theireyelidsarespeciallylong

D.theirthirdeyelidfunctionsasawindshieldwiper

D

Thereisarangeofactivitieswhichrequiremovementsofaboutoneto

fourorfivemiles.Thesemightbeleisureactivities,suchasmovingfromhome

toswimmingpool,tennisclub,thetheaterorotherculturalcenters,ortoa

secondaryormoreadvancedschool;ortheymightbemovementsrelated

withworkandshoppinginthecentralareasofcities.Theuseofcarswhichare

abletocarryfivepeopleat80mphforsatisfyingtheseneedsiswastefulof

spaceandmostproductiveofdisturbancetootherroadusers.

Theuseofthebicycle,orsomemoremodernderivativeofit,isprobably

worthmoreconsiderationthanhasrecentlybeengiventoit.Thebicycleitself

isaremarkablyefficientandsimpledeviceforusinghumanmuscularenergy

fortransportation.Inpureenergyterms,itisfourtofivetimesasefficientas

walking,eventhoughhumanwalkingitselfistwiceasefficientasthe

movementofeffectiveanimalssuchasdogs.Itisstillwidelyused,noonlyin

somedevelopingcountrieswherebicyclesaremajormeansofpeopleand

goods,butinafewrichertownssuchasAmsterdaminHollandandCambridge

inEngland.

Thebicycleneithergivesenoughprotectionfromtheweathernorisvery

suitableforcarryinggoods,anddemandsconsiderablemuscularworktomake

progressagainstwindoruphill.Italsooffersitsridernoprotectionagainst

collisions（碰撞）withothervehicles.Allthesedifficultiescould,however,be

greatlygotridofwithrelativelysmallchangesindesign.Thewholemachine

couldbeenclosedinaplasticbubble（气泡）whichwouldprovidesome

protectionincaseofaccidents.

Itwouldbeeasytoaddasmallpetrolorelectricmotor.Awidevarietyof

designswouldbepossible.Asinrowing,wemightemploythepowerofthe

armsorthegeneralbodymusculature,aswellasthoseofthelegs;more

muscularexercisewouldbegoodforthehealthofmanypeopleincities,anda

wideuseofbicyclelikemuscle-poweredvehicleswouldbeausefulwayto

ensurethis.Itcouldalsoprovideopportunitiesforshowing-offbytheyoung

andvigorous.

67.Themainideaofthefirstparagraphisthatthecar.

A.cansatisfythedemandforspeed

B.causeswasteofspace

C.producesdisturbancetootherroadusers

D.isfarfromprefectforshortrangemovements

68.Moreattentionshouldbegiventothebicycleasameansoftransport

becauseitis.

A.averyefficientandsimpledevice

B.muchcheaperthanacar

C.widelyusedinAmsterdamandCambridge

D.stillusedbyrichpeople

69.Enclosingthebicycleinaplasticbubblewould.

A.makeiteasiertouse

B.savemuscularenergy

C.provideprotectionfromtheweather

D.preventitfromcollidingwithothervehicles

7O.WhichoftheseisUNTRUEforthepresentbicycle?

A.Itisfarmoreefficientthanthemovementofanimals.

B.Itoffersitsridernoprotection.

C.Itisnotverysuitableforcarryinggoods.

D.Itcanhardlybeimprovedon.

E

ThegirlsinthissixthgradeclassinEastPatoAlto,California,allhavethe

sameaccesstocomputersasboys.Butresearcherssay,bythetimetheygetto

highschool,theyarevictimsofwhattheresearcherscallamajornew

gender（性另（J）gapintechnology.JaniceWeinmanoftheAmericanAssociation

ofUniversityWomensays,“GUIstendtobelesscomfortablethanboyswith

thecomputer.Theyuseitmoreforwordprocessingratherthanforproblem

solving,ratherthantodiscovernewwayinwhichtounderstandinformation.

Afterre-examiningathousandstudies,theAmericanAssociationof

UniversityWomenresearchersfoundthatgirlsmakeuponlyasmall

percentageofstudentsincomputerscienceclasses.Girlsconsistentlyrate

themselvessignificantlylowerthanboysintheirabilityandconfidencein

usingcomputers.Andtheyusedcomputerslessoftenthanboysoutsidethe

classroom.Aninstructorofacomputerlabsayshe'salreadynoticed

somedifference.CharlesCheadleofCesarChavezSchoolsays,“Boysarenot

soafraidtheymightdosomethingthatwillharmthecomputer,whereasgirls

areafraidtheymightbreakitsomehow.”

Sixyearsago,thesoftwarecompanyPurpleMoonnoticedthatgirl's

computerusagewasfallingbehindboys.KarenGouldsays,“Thenumberone

reasongirlstoldustheydon'tlikecomputergamesisnotthatthey'retoo

violent,ortoocompetitive,Girlsjustsaidthey'reincrediblyboring."

PurpleMoonsaysitfoundwhatgirlswant—characterstheycanrelateto

andstorylines

relativetowhat'sgoingonintheirownlives.KarenGouldofPurpleMoon

Softwaresays,Z/Whatwedefinitelyfoundfromgirlsisthatthereisno

intrinsic（固有的）reasonwhytheywouldn'twanttoplayonacomputer;itwas

justacontentthing.”

Thesponsorofthestudysaysitallboilsdowntothis:thetechnology

gendergapthatseparatesthegirlsfromtheboysmustbeclosedifwomenare

tocompeteeffectivelywithmeninthe21stcentury.

71.Accordingtothepassage,girlsarevictimsofthegendergapin

technologybecause.

A.theycannotdiscovernewwaystousecomputers

B.theyhavethesameaccesstocomputersasboys

C.theyarelikelytobelesscomfortablewithcomputers

D.theycanonlyusecomputersforwordprocessing

72,Girlsoftenfeel.

A.boredwithcomputergames

B.comfortableusingcomputers

C.ithardtousecomputersinwordprocessing

D.worriedaboutusingcomputers

73.Theresearchongirlsandcomputersis.

A.basedonafewrecentarticles

B.basedonthousandsofstudies

C.presentedbyoneperson

D.notconsideredwellgrounded

74.Thesoftwarecompanyseemstothink.

A.ifgirlshadanequalchanceofplayinggames,theywouldlike

computers

B.ifthesoftwarecontentwaschanged,girlswouldbemoreinterested

C.ifthesoftwarewasmoreviolent,girlswouldlikeitbetter

D.ifthecharacterswerefunny,girlswouldlikethembetter

75.Thegendergapneedstobeclosedbecause.

A.itisn'tfairthatboysareallowedtousecomputersallthetime

B.thereisn'tenoughmoneyforupgradingcomputers

C.mostofthecausesmayboildowntoaquestionofmoney

D.theabilitytousecomputersisimportantintoday/sworld

第二卷（共35分）

第四部分：书面表达（共2小题，满分35分）

第一小题情景作文（满分20分）

假设你是李华，你在报上看到北京华夏大学将于2006年2月5日举

办为期一周的“中国语言文化冬令营”活动。你的美国朋友Mike计划来

中国旅行并了解中国文化，请你写信介绍冬令营活动并建议他参加。信的

开头已为你写出，词数不少于60。

参考词汇：2006中国语言文化冬令营2006ChineseLanguageand

CultureWinterCamp

第二节：开放作文（满分15分）

根据下面英文提示写一篇短文，词数不少于50。

TheFiveFirendlies,Beibei,Jingjing,Huahua,YingyingandNini,willserve

astheOfficialMascotsofBeijing2008OlympicGames.Telluswhichofthe

FiveFriendliesdoyoulikebestandwhy(atleasttworeasons).

第一小题情景作文

DearMike,

YoumentionedinyoulastemailthatyouwantedtocometoChinato

learnmorethatChinese

culture.______________________________________________________________

Bestwishes,

LiHua

第二节：开放作文

北京市朝阳区2005-2006学年度高三年级第一学期期末统一考试

1—10CCACABABBA11—20BAABCCCBBC21—30BCAAD

BDBCC31—40DDCCACADBB41—50BCACBCCADD51—60ABDCA

DBCCC61—70BADDAADADD71—75CABBD

第一节：情景作文

OnePossibleversion:

DearMike,

YoumentionedinyoulastemailthatyouwantedtocometoChinato

learnmoreaboutChinese

culture.Kdliketotellyouaboutacampcalled“2006ChineseLanguage

andCultureWinterCamp”.ThecampisorganizedbyBeijingHuaxiaUniversity

fromFebruary6thto12th.Inthecamptheywillteachsomesimpleeveryday

ChineseandhowtowriteChinesecharacters.TheywillalsointroduceBeijing

Opera,Chinesefolkmusic,aswellasChinesepainting.Mostinterestingofall

isthatyouwillhaveachancetolearnandtryChinesecooking.Sight-seeing

toursincludetheForbiddenCity,theTempleofHeavenandtheGreatWall.

Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleaseletmeknow.

Bestwishes,

LiHua

第二节，开放作文

OnePossibleVersion:

IthinktheFiveFriendlies,whichwillserveastheOfficialMascotsof

Beijing2008OlympicGames,areallverylovely,butIreallylikeYingying,the

TibetanAntelopebestbecauseitisstrongandrunsfast.That'swhatthe

Olympicsrepresentandencourage.Also,YingyingcomesfromTibetandit

remindsusofthebeautyofnaturewithwildanimalsandplants.Finally,it/sa

symbolofTibetanculture.Throughthismascotwecanletforeignfriends

knowmoreaboutthispartofChineseculture.

听力部分录音稿

第本一节-4-R

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W:Teaorcoffee?

M:Neither,thankyou.CouldIhaveaglassofmilkplease?

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M:Isyourteacher'snameMissPondorMrs.Pond?

W:Miss.Sheisnotmarried.Andbytheway,it/sBond.Basinboy,OND.

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M:Welcomeback.Howwasyourvacation?

W:Justfine.Wehadonlyongooddayasfarasweatherwasconcerned.

Butthehotelwasbeautiful,andIhadneverknownfriendlierpeople.

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W:Ray,areyougoingstraighthomeafterschooltoday?

M:No.Ihaveaclassuntiloneo'clock,andafterthatI'mgoingtospend

twohoursatthelibrarybeforegoinghome.

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M:Look,IboughtthisT-shirtathalfprice.Ionlypaid40dollarsforit.

W:Oh,mybrothergotasimilaronefor50dollars.

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W:I'dliketobookatickettoNewYorkforthisFriday.

M:Justasecond.

W:Tilneedareturn-ticket.

M:SDLhasaflightleavingat8:15a.m.

W:Iguessthat'sOK.WhattimeshallICheckin?

M:Youhavetobetherethreequartersofanhourbeforeitleaves.

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W:Doyourealizeit'sNovemberalready?Beforeyouknowit.

Thanksgivingwillbehere.

M:Gee,you'reright.It/stimewedecidedwhatwearegoingtodothis

year.Doyoufeellikeinvitingyoursisterandherfamilyover?

W:Sure.Afterall,theyhadusoverlastyear.

M:Good.That'ssettled.Whydon'tyougivethemacallandseeifthey

cancome.