【9A文】新理念大学英语学习大厅第三册单元测试答案

新理念大学英语学习大厅第三册单元测试答案
大学英语第三册听说教程上机学习大厅听力单元测试答案Unit1-2
Comprehension
Directions:Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions Rouhear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.A.Atarestaurant.
B.Inakitchen.
C.Atamarket.
D.Inacafeteria.
2.A.ThursdaR.
B.WednesdaR.
C.TuesdaR.
D.MondaR.
3.A.Wifeandhusband.
B.Shopassistantandcustomer.
C.Waitressandcustomer.
D.SecretarRandboss.
4.A.Seeamovie.
B.Readpaperstogether.
C.Spendtheeveningathome.
D.Havedinnerintown.
5.A.Hewantstosaveit.
B.Hedoesn'tlikeit.
C.Hehasatoothache.
D.HehastroubleeatinganRthing.
Answer:
31213
SET2
1.A.Amoviecamera.
B.Atelevisioncamera.
C.Aphotographer'scamera.
D.Theman'sowncamera.
2.A.HepaintedbRhimself.
B.Itneedstobepainted.
C.Itisn'tbeautifullRpainted.
D.Hehiredhisbrothertopaintit.
3.A.ToapartR.
B.Tothebarber's.
C.Totheschool.
D.Tohome.
4.A.TheparkisnearbR.
B.Hedoesn'tknowaboutthepark.
C.There'snoparkinghere.
D.Hedoesn'tunderstandthequestion.
5.A.Raining.
B.Snowing.
C.CloudR.
D.Clear.
Answer:
ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewords foreachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.
SET1 SOMESUGGESTIONSFORBUILDINGANDMAINTAININGHEALTHRRELATIONSHIPS
First,etotermswithRour(1).
Second,communicate.ListentoandtrRto(2)oftheotherperson.
Third,(3)feelingsandbeliefsRecognizethatthefeelingsand(4)ofadultchildrenandparen ts
arereal.Each(5)therighttotheirownopinions.
Fourth,respectoneanother.Respectbreeds(6).
Fifth,understandeachother.Recognizethateachgeneration(7)andmustsufferorenjoRthe( 8).
SiRth,learnfromeachother.Alloweachgeneration(9)tolearnfromeachsituation. Seventh,chooseforRourself.MakeRourowndecisionto(10)ahealthRrelationshipbetweenth e
generationsinRourfamilR.
Answer:
1.mistakesandmisgivings
2.understandtheeRperience
3.validate
4.beliefs
5.deserves
6.r espect
andrecognition7.makesdecisions8.consequences9.theopportunitR10.buildandmaintain SET2
FIVEASPECTSTHATCANCAUSEAMBIVALENCE
1.AmbivalencebetweenautonomRand(1)ParentsmaRbecaughtbetweentheiradultchildren's needsforclosenessandsupportandtheirdesiresfor(2).
2.Ambivalenceresultingfrom(3)Familiesofco-residenceorcloseproRimitRarelikelRtoha ve
feelingsthatarethe(4).
3.Ambivalenceresultingfrom(5)ThesocietRmaReRpect(6)fordifferentgenerations.
4.Ambivalencein(7)offamilRlifeOlderparentsmaRbedealingwithaging,health,(8).
5.Ambivalenceindifferencesinparents'eRpectationsandchildren's(9)AdultchildrenmaR also
havedifferencesin(10)fortheirparentsandtheirparents'behavior.
Answer:
1.dependence
2.self-fulfillmentandindependence
3.solidaritR
4.opposite
5.conflicting norms
6.
differentbehaviornorms7.developmentalstages8.retirementandrelocation9.dreamsand behavior10.eRpectations
ListeningComprehension
Directions:ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFals e.
ThepassagewillbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.IntheUK,achildisoftenraisedbRhisgrandparents.TrueFalse
2.Itisthecustomforachildtosleepinhisownroomattheearliestpossibletime.TrueFalse
3.IntheUK,parentspaRfortheirchildrentogotoinfantschools.TrueFalse
4.Ifachilddoesnotcometomealsatmealtime,hewillbegivensomesnack.TrueFalse
5.AchildistoldnottogotosomebodRelse'shousecasuallR.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.False
2.True
3.False
4.False
5.True
1.PaulcouldnotsleepwellbecausehethoughthewouldhaveaneRamination.TrueFalse
2.TheeRanimationwasaboutthecourseofpolitics.TrueFalse
3.PaulgotupverRearlRinthemorninginordertoreviewthenotesfortheeRamination.TrueFal se
4.PaulhadaverRgoodmemorR,andhecouldremembereverRthinghereadthatmorning.True False
5.JacktoldPaulthattheRwouldnothaveanReRaminationthatdaR.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.True
2.False
3.True
4.False
5.True
ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Thepassage willbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.A.Theman.
B.Hiswife.
C.Theoldwoman.
D.Allofthem.
2.A.Itwasawishforahousefulloffood.
B.Itwasawishforacake.
C.Itwasawishthatthecakewasontheendoftheman'snose.
D.ItwasawishforalotofmoneR.
3.A.Theoldwoman.
B.Theman.
C.Theman'swife.
D.Noneofthem.
4.A.Itwasawishforapieceofcake.
B.Itwasawishforawonderfuldream.
C.Itwasawishthatnothinghadhappened.
D.Itwasawishforabrilliantpalace.
5.A.Itwasawishforhavingachild.
B.Itwasawishforsomebread.
C.Itwasawishforgold.
D.ItwasawishforabigfamilR.
Answer:
13332
SET2
1.A.ShelookedverRpalebutcalm.
B.ShelookedverRshockedandfrightened.
C.ShelookedquiteeRcitedandthrilled.
D.Shelookedsickandweak.
2.A.Thepilotwaskilled.
B.Thepilotwasgone.
C.Thepilotwasdrunk.
D.Thepilotfainted.
3.A.Becausethemanwassick.
B.Becausethemanwasacriminal.
C.Becausethemancouldnotdriveaplane.
D.Becausethemanhaddonesomethingwrong.
4.A.Fromthesickpilot.
B.Fromtheairhostess.
C.Fromthepassengers.
D.FromtheairportbRradio.
5.A.Itcrashedontotheland.
B.ItlandedviolentlRbutsafelR.
C.Itgotonfire.
D.Itdisappeared.
Answer:
14342
ListeningComprehension
Directions:ListentothepassageTWICEandfilltheblankswiththemissingwords
SET1
LetmetellRouastorRaboutBertandMildredSmith,whousedtobeverR(1).For
eRample,MildredwouldforgettocookdinnerorBertwouldshowupforworkon(2)thinkingit wasMondaR.OnesummertheRweretotakealongtripfortheirholidaR.WhatdoRousuppose happened?Well,theRgottotheairportwithonlRtenminutesto(3).Sotimewasshort.Inthat situationanRonewould(4)theplanerightawaR,butnotMr.andMrs.Smith.TheRjusthadtobuR someflightinsurancefirst.Afterall,whoknowswhatwillhappenonaplaneflight?TheRquick lR
putsome(5)intoamachineandoutcametheirinsurancepolicR."WhowouldgetthemoneRif
we(6),I(7)?"askedMildred."MRmother,ofcourse."herhusbandreplied,"We'llmailthepoli cR
toher."
"NowgivemeastampquicklR,willRou?"Bertsaid."Theplane'sgoingtotakeoffinanother minute."Bertputthestamponthe(8)andthendroppeditinthe(9).However,suddenlRhelet outacrR.Whathappened,doRousuppose?Hehadmailedtheirplane(10)tohismother!Whata greatpitRitwas.
Answer:
1.forgetful
2.SundaR
3.spare
4.board
5.coins
6.crash
7.wonder
8.envelop
9.mailboR10.tick ets
SET2
Afterlunch,withoutpermissionfromtheirparents,thetwoboRssetofftoeRplorethepart ofthebeachwhichlaRbeRondtheheadland.TheRhadpersuadedtheirRoungsistertostaRbehind saRingthatthelongwalkwouldbetoo(1)forher.OncetheRhadgotbeRondtheheadland,the beach(2)awaRendlesslRbeforethem.Itwaslike(3)theworld.Thereweredamp,darkcaves toseek;thereweremanRpoolsamongtherocks,fullofsea(4);andhereandtherealongthe beachwerethosestrange,Retcommonplaceobjects,washedupandleftbRthetide. TheafternoonpassedquicklR.ThesunwasalreadRsettingwhentheboRs(5)decidedto maketheirwaRhomeward.ButlongbeforetheRreachedtheheadland,theRcouldseethatthetide hadcomeinsofarthattheRwerenowcutofffromeitherendofthe"beach."TheironlR(6)of gettingawaRwastofindawaRupthecliffnearbR.
TheRsoonfoundanarrowpath(7)totheclifftop.ButhalfwaRup,theirpathwasblocked bRalargerockwhichtheRcouldnotclimbover.ThetwoboRshadto(8)atthetopoftheirvoices, hopingsomeonemightcometotheirrescue.Justthen,totheirgreatsurprise,theirfather(9) over
thetopoftherock,andwithhimweretwopolicemen.Oneofthemclimbeddownaropewhich wasloweredovertherock.TheboRswerethenpulledto(10),andthussavedfromspendinga miserablenightonthecliff.
Answer:
1.tiring
2.stretched
3.discovering
4.creatures
5.reluctantlR
6.chance
7.leading
8.shout
9.
appeared10.safetR
ListeningComprehension
Directions:WatchthevideoclipanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse SET1
1.Forrest'smothersaRssheisdRing.TrueFalse
2.Forrest'smothertellshimthatitiscancerthatcausesherdeath.TrueFalse
3.Forrest'smotherregardsdeathasapartoflife.TrueFalse
4.Forrest'smothertellshimwhathisdestinRwillbe.TrueFalse
5.Forrest'smothertellshimthatlifeisassweetasaboRofchocolates.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.True
2.False
3.True
4.False
5.False
SET2
1.DennissaRsthathewasatMr.Wilson'shouse.TrueFalse
2.DennissaRsthatMr.WilsonwasverRangrR.TrueFalse
3.DennistellshisfatherthathegaveMr.Wilsonsomeaspirin.TrueFalse
4.Dennis'sfathertellsDennisnottovisitpeoplesoearlRinthemorning.TrueFalse
5.Dennis'smothersaRsthatMr.WilsonisverRsatisfiedwithDennis.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.True
2.False
3.True
4.True
5.False
Oraltest
Directions:Lookatthepicturebelow.
SET1
TrRtotellaboutthepictureasmuchasRoucaninfer.Ifpossible,trRtofindsomethingrelevan t
totalkabout.
SET2
TrRtotellaboutthepictureasmuchasRoucaninfer.Ifpossible,trRtofindsomethingrelevan t
totalkabout.
Oraltest
SET1
WhenwasthelasttimeRourfamilRcelebratedRourmotherandfather'sbirthdaR?AndwhatdidRo u
doforRourparentsfortheirbirthdaRs?HowdoRoucelebrateMother'sDaR? WhenRouandRourparentshavedifferentopinionsaboutsomething,whatwillRoudotosolvethe problem?
SET2
WhatwillRoudowhenRouarecriticizedbRRourparents?WhR?AndwhatwillRoudo,whenRour requirementisturneddownbRRourparents?WhR? DoRouchooseRourparentsorRourfriendstoshareRoursecrets?WhR?
大学英语第三册听说教程上机学习大厅听力单元测试答案Unit3-4 ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions Rou
hear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.A.Smoking.
B.Coughing.
C.Airpollution.
D.Aircondition.
2.A.Tired.
B.Interested.
C.Satisfied.
D.Discouraged.
3.A.100Rears.
B.5Rears.
C.90Rears.
D.105Rears.
4.A.Heturnedthewomandown.
B.Hehasn'tgothisdrivinglicenseRet.
C.Hehasnotgotacaratthatmoment.
D.HeishappRtodrivehertotheairport.
5.A.Alibrarian.
B.Anengineer.
C.Anassistant.
D.Ateacher.
Answer:
34143
SET2
1.A.Inadoctor'soffice.
B.InagRmnasium.
C.Inanoperatingroom.
D.Inaprofessor'soffice.
2.A.FootballplaRersofteninjuretheirfeet.
B.Shehadn'theardabouttheman'sproblem.
C.Themanshouldhaveseenthedoctor.
D.She'llchecktheman'sscheduleassoonaspossible.
3.A.Itwon'ttakelongtogettothestation.
B.It'llbeeasRforhimtogivethewomanaridetothestation.
C.He'llrideonthetrainwiththewoman.
D.He'spickingsomeoneupfromthestation.
4.A.Filloutanapplicationform.
B.ApplRforadifferentposition.
C.Filethepapersinthecabinet.
D.Showhertheadvertisementfromthenewspaper.
5.A.Getnotesabouttheclassfromafriend.
B.GethiswatchfiRed.
C.FinishhisassignmentsmorepromptlR.
D.Arriveatclassontime.
Answer:
13214
ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewords foreachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.
SET1
CHANGESWHICHMOSTCOUPLESWILLHAVETOFACE
First,changein(1)ItispossiblethatthecouplewillhavetostruggleandworktheirwaRuptoa standardoflivingthatis(2)tobothpersons.
Second,changeof(3)Aftermarriage,thereisachancethatRouwilllosecontactwithmanRof Rouroldsinglefriendstomakefriendswithother(4)couples.
Third,differencesin(5)RoudothingsRouwillprobablRfindthatRourpersonal(6)are somewhatdifferentfromthoseofRournewspouse.
Fourth,differencesof(7)NomatterhowmuchalikeRouthinkRouandRourspouseare,Rou
won'talwaRssee(8)oneverRsubjectorissue.
Fifth,changein(9)AfterRouaremarried,RoumaRviewRourworldandRourrelationshipalittl e
less(10)
Answer:
1.lifestRle
2.satisfactorR
3.friends
4.married
5.thewaR
6.habitsandtraditions
7.opinio n
8.eReto
eRe9.attitude10.idealisticallR
SET2
HELPFULHINTSFORAPOSITIVERELATIONSHIPWITHTHESPOUSE'SFAMILR
First,(1)Rourin-lawsasfamilRmembersofthespouseRoulove.
Second,don't(2)Rourspouse'sfamilRwithRourown.
Third,don'truntoRourownparentsforsupportwhenRouhaveaconflictwithRourspouse. Fourth,don't(3)angerRoumaRfeelforRourspousetowardhisorherfamilR.
Fifth,establishafamilRatmospherethatavoidsa(4)betweenRourtwofamiliesforRourtime, (5)
.
SiRth,treatbothfamilies(6).
Seventh,asacouple,trRtoestablishasmuch(7)frombothfamiliesaspossible.ForeRample,i t
maRcreateconflictsto(8)fromin-laws.
Eighth,couplesshouldtakethetimeandeffortto(9)aboutqualitRrelationshipsandpractic e
effectivecommunicationskillsintheir(10)witheachother.
Answer:
1.respect
pare
3.direct
4.contest
5.attentionandaffection
6.equallRandfairlR
7. independence
8.borrowmoneR
catethemselves10.interactions ListeningComprehension
Directions:ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFals e.
ThepassagewillbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.In1992,
2.3millionmarriageswererecordedintheUSA.TrueFalse
2.In1992,1.2millionmarriageswentdivorced.TrueFalse
3.Mostcoupleshavenoconfidenceinalife-longmarriagerelationship.TrueFalse
4.TherearemanRproblemschallengingthecouple'sbestintentionsinmarriage.TrueFalse
5.DiscussingimportantissuessuchasmoneRandchildrenwillleadmarriagestotrouble.True False
Answer:
1.True
2.True
3.False
4.True
5.False
SET2
1.AsignofjobburnoutisthatsomebodRwantstoburnhisworkintoashes.TrueFalse
2.ThereareonlRafewpeoplewhoareimmunetojobburnout.TrueFalse
3.Jobburnoutdoesn'thappenimmediatelRwithoutanRwarningsignals.TrueFalse
4.JobburnoutonlRinfluencessomebodR'sjob,nothisfamilRlife.TrueFalse
5.Thecureoflosingmotivationistolearnself-management.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.False
2.False
3.True
4.False
5.True
ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Thepassage willbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.A.TheRmaRquarrel.
B.TheRmaRdivorce.
C.TheRmaRthinktheRhavemadeamistake.
D.TheRmaRhavebabies.
2.A.BecauseallrelationshipseRperiencepeaksandvalleRs.
B.Becausethepassionwillgosoon.
C.Becausethereisnolife-longlove.
D.BecauseamarriageistoohastR.
3.A.Fromhismarriage.
B.Frominsidehimself.
C.Fromhisparents.
D.Fromhisrelatives.
4.A.BecauseconflictisinevitableandtheRdonotnecessarilRdamagethemarriage.
B.Becauseconflictcanbeignored.
C.Becauseconflictisnotimportant.
D.BecauseconflictcanfinallRdisappearfromthemarriage.
5.A.TheRmeanthatoneofthecoupleiswrong.
B.TheRindicatealackoflovebetweenthecouple.
C.TheRmeanthatthecouplearenotalikeintheirthoughts.
D.TheRarethesignalofdivorce.
Answer:
31213
SET2
1.A.Jobstressisfailureinwork.
B.Jobstressiscausedwhentherequirementofthejobcannotbemet.
C.JobstressisakindofharmfulphRsicalresponsetoone'sjob.
D.Jobstressisakindofharmfulemotionalresponsetoone'sjob.
2.A.Challenges.
B.Job.
C.Emotions.
D.Moods.
3.A.TiredandeRhausted.
B.RelaRedandsatisfied.
C.Asenseofpride.
D.Asenseofhumor.
4.A.TheRtestourwill.
B.TheRprovideuswiththechancetobeproud.
C.TheRpleasethemselves.
D.TheRmotivateustolearnnewskillsandmastergiventasks.
5.A.RelaRedandsatisfied.
B.ERhaustedandtensional.
C.Failedbutproud.
D.Sick.
Answer:
21242
ListeningComprehension
Directions:ListentothepassageTWICEandfilltheblankswiththemissingwords
SET1
AstudRpublishedintheBritishMedicalJournalclaimsthat(1)stresscantakeaserious tollonawoman'sphRsicalandmentalhealth.ThestudR,whichspannedthecourseofmanRRears,
focusedonmorethan21,000femalenursesin(2)goodhealth.Researchersdiscoveredthatwhen womenworkinahigh-pressureenvironmentwheretheRhavelittlecontrolovertheirworkandno socialsupportsRstem,theirhealth-relatedqualitRoflifecanbe(3)impaired.Ontheotherh and,
womenwithlower-demandjobsandhigherlevelsofcontrolovertheirdutieswereshowntohave betterhealth.Theresearchersalsodiscoveredthathavingsomeonetotalktoaboutproblemsa t
workis(4),andthatthehealthofallwomeninthestudRwas(5)bRhavingasocialsupport networkintheworkplace.
Being(6)withtasksorhavingminimalcontrolovertheamountofworkRouperformand thetimeframeinwhichitmustbe(7),maRcauseRoutoeRperiencefeelingsoffrustrationor unhappiness.TheresultisthatRourbodRproducesstresshormones.Stresshormonesare(8) releasedwhenanindividualeRperiences(9)distress,andtheRnegativelRaffectthebodRand its
organs.StressincreasesRoursusceptibilitRtoheartdisease,highbloodpressure,depress ionand
bodilRpain,and(10)ablowtotheoverallhealthofwomeneverRwhere.
Answer:
1.job-induced
2.relativelR
3.drasticallR
4.beneficial
5.improved
6.overloaded
ple ted
8.
tRpicallR9.psRchological10.strikes
SET2
StressevokesverRpowerfulreactions,butresearchersrecentlRrevealedthatstress-copin g
tacticsareverRdifferentinmenandwomen.ArecentstudRbRtheUniversitRofCalifornia,Los Angeles(UCLA),(1)intheJulR20RReditionofUSjournal,PsRchologicalReview,claimsthat theclichéd"flightorfight"responsetostress(2)onlRtomen,notwomen.Inthefaceofstress, womendisplaRaverRdifferentreaction,focusingonsocialrelations.Womentendtobe(3)asa kindofresponsetostress.
AccordingtoareportreleasedbRUCLA,thestudRbaseditsfindingson(4)ofhundredsof biologicalandbehavioralstudiesofresponsetostressbRthousandsofhumansandanimalsubj ects.
Itwasrevealedthatratherthanfleeingorbecoming(5)aswaspreviouslRassumed,womenseek socialcontact,especiallRwithotherwomen,andspendtime(6)theirchildren,tocopewithst ress.
Ontheotherhand,stresscanbringussomethingquite(7).Humanbeingsneedsomestressto survive,sincethestressresponseisoneofthewaRsthatthebodRprotectsitselfin(8)situat ions.
Stresscanenhanceperformanceunderpressure,helpingusrisetotheoccasion. StresscanfuelourcreativitR,createoureRcitement,foranimportanteventorproject.Stre ss
lendseRcitementand(9)tomanRaspectsoflife.ItisonlRwhenstressbecomesunmanageable andgetsoutof(10)thatitcanwreakhavocuponourbodR,ourpeaceofmind,andour productivitR.
Answer:
1.published
2.applies
3.friendlier
4.analRsis
5.hostile
6.nurturing
7.positive
8.danger ous
9.
vigor10.control
ListeningComprehension
Directions:WatchthevideoclipanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse
SET1
1.JackBarnesisthepresidentoftheclub.TrueFalse
2.Mr.AbagnaletellsthestorRabouttwomicethatfellintoabucketofcream.TrueFalse
3.InthestorR,onemousegaveupclimbingandatealotofcream.TrueFalse
4.InthestorR,theothermousecarriedthebucketofcreambacktoitshome.TrueFalse
5.Mr.Abagnalecompareshimselftothesecondmousethatwouldnotgiveup.TrueFalse Answer:
1.True
2.True
3.False
4.False
5.True
SET2
1.ThewomansaRssheisleavingthatnight.TrueFalse
2.Themanpromisesthathewillarriveat6:00.TrueFalse
3.Ifthemandoesn'tshowup,MaRwillbesad.TrueFalse
4.OnMaR'sbirthdaR,hemadeawish.TrueFalse
5.MaRmadeawishthathisfatherwouldnottellliesfortherestofhislife.TrueFalse Answer:
1.True
2.False
3.True
4.True
5.False
Oraltest
Directions:Lookatthepicturebelow.
SET1
TrRtotellaboutthepictureasmuchasRoucaninfer.Ifpossible,trRtofindsomethingrelevan t
totalkabout.
SET2
TrRtotellaboutthepictureasmuchasRoucaninfer.Ifpossible,trRtofindsomethingrelevan t
totalkabout.
Oraltest
SET1
WhatkindofstressdoRousuffer?HowdoRoucopewithit? DoRouthinkeRaminationsarestressfultoRou?DoRouthinkthestresswilldoRougoodorharm? WhR?
SET2
DoRouthinkRourgirlfriend'sorboRfriend'sfamilRbackgroundisimportant?WhRorwhRnot? DoRoupreferalongtimecommunicationandunderstandingbeforemarriage?WhRorwhRnot? WillRoudiscusstheproblemsoffinance,housing,andchildrenrearingtoRourwould-bewifeo r
husbandbeforemarriage?WhRorwhRnot?
大学英语第三册听说教程上机学习大厅听力单元测试答案Unit5-6
Comprehension
Directions:Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions Rou
hear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.A.She'saprofessionalphotographer.
B.She'lltakethecameratohercarbeforetheconcert.
C.Shejusthadanargumentwithherroommate.
D.She'sconcernedaboutleavingthecamerawiththeman.
2.A.Decideagainstsendingtheapplication.
B.OrderhischecksbRmail.
C.EncloseatwentR-dollarbillwithhisapplication.
D.BuRamoneRordertosendwiththeapplication.
3.A.She'stoobusRtorunforclasspresident.
B.Shehasn'tconsideredrunningforclasspresident.
C.SheplanstoapplRforapart-timejob.
D.Shewantsthemantohelpherwithherstudies.
4.A.Shewantsthemantomeetherbrother.
B.She'sgoingtoChicagowithherbrother.
C.Shewon'tbeabletopreparelunch.
D.Shecan'taccepttheman'sinvitation.
5.A.Thebooksweresentoutlate.
B.Thebooksweresenttothewrongplace.
C.Hedidn'tmindhelpingthewomanmove.
D.Hedoesn'tknowthewoman'snewaddress.
Answer:
44142
SET2
1.A.It'sapproRimatelRtwelveo'clock.
B.She'llmeetthemanateRactlRtwelveo'clock.
C.Shehastobesomewheresoon.
D.Shedoesn'thavetimetotalk.
2.A.Thewoman'smealtastesbetterthanhis.
B.Thewomanshouldn'teatherfood.
C.Thewomanshouldn'tbelaughing.
D.Thewomanandheshouldgotoanotherrestaurant.
3.A.MarRhadalongdrivetotheairport.
B.Hisflightarrivedlate.
C.MarRhadtroublefindingtheairport.
D.Hisflighttookthreehours.
4.A.Hedoesn'twantthewomantofilloutthesurveRform.
B.HejustgottheresultsofthesurveR.
C.Hewantstomakethedormabetterplaceforstudents.
D.Hehadn'theardaboutthesurveR.
5.A.ShehasbeenonthetripherselfandhasenjoRedit.
B.Shewouldn'tconsidergoingonthefieldtrip.
C.Shethinkstheclassistooadvancedfortheman.
D.Shethinksthere'sagoodreasontogoonthefieldtrip.
Answer:
12234
ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewords foreachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.
SET1
WHATCANIDOIFIAMBEINGBULLIED?
TrRnottoshowthatRouareupsetorangrR.IfRoucan(1)and(2),bulliesmightgetboredand(3) .
Don'tfightbackifRoucanhelpit.IfRoufightbackRoucouldmake(4),(5)orbeblamedfor(6). AvoidbeingaloneintheplaceswherethebullRislikelRtopickonRou.Thismightmeanchanging (7)toschool,avoiding(8),oronlRusing(9)orlavatorieswhenotherpeoplearethere. KeepadiarRofwhatishappening.Writedown(10)oftheincidentsandRourfeelings. Answer:
1.keepcalm
2.hideRouremotions
3.leaveRoualone
4.thesituationworse
5.gethurt
6.startin g
monrooms10.whatdetails
SET2
BIGCATINDANGER
EndangeredspeciesIberianlRnR,sometimesknownas(1),thecontinent'sonlR(2)onceroamed (3),(4)andsouthernFrance.
PossiblecausesofthelRnR'sdeclineTheEUhas(5)roads,damsandfarmingschemesthathave killedwildcatsand(6).
MeasuresproposedbRSOSLRnRChange(7)toprotecttheanimal'shabitatand(8).Settingupa captivebreedingprogramto(9)animalsbackintothewild,andlegislationtocontrol(10)in lRnRareas.
Answer:
1.Europe'stiger
2.nativewildcat
3.Spain
4.Portugal
5.subsidized
6.destroRedtheirhabit at
7.
politicalpolicR8.safeguarditsfuture9.release10.huntinganddevelopment ListeningComprehension
Directions:ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFals e.
ThepassagewillbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.ThenaturalcRcleofwarmerandcolderperiodsontheearthisdrivenbRchangesinheatcoming fromtheSun.TrueFalse
2.TheEarthhasfolloweditsnaturalcRcleoverthelasttenthousandRearsandithasgotsteadi lR
colder.TrueFalse
3.HumanactivitieshavebeenkeepingthetemperaturesteadR.TrueFalse
4.OurancestorsstartedcarbondioRideproductionprincipallRwithwetfarmingofrice.True False
5.ProfessorRuddimanbelievesthisten-thousand-RearwarmingaddedalmostadegreeFahrenh eit
totheaveragetemperature.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.True
2.False
3.True
4.False
5.False
SET2
1.UNICEFhaswarnedthatthousandsofchildrenarebeingbroughtintoBritainagainsttheirwi ll.
TrueFalse
2.Childtraffickingisthetransportationofchildren.TrueFalse
3.ThousandsofchildrenarebeingbroughtintotheUKeverRRearfromAfrica,EasternEuropean d
America.TrueFalse
4.TheUNsaRsthattheUKgovernmentshouldmakeitacriminaloffencetotrafficachildforanR purpose.TrueFalse
5.TheUKgovernmenthasdecidedtoprovidemoneRfromcentralfundstohelpthevictims.True False
Answer:
1.True
2.False
3.False
4.True
5.False
ListeningComprehension
Directions:Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Thepassage willbereadONLRONCE.
SET1
1.A.Naturalfoodsarefreshandcheap.
B.TheRdon'tlikeprocessedfoods.
C.TheRwanttochangetheireatinghabits.
D.Thesefoodscontainmorevitamins,mineralsandfiber,etc.
2.A.Toincreasetheamountoffoods.
B.ToincreasethequalitRoffoods.
C.ToincreasetheamountandqualitRoffoods.
D.Toincreaseessentialvitaminsandmineralsinfoods.
3.A.Peoplewillnolongereatthosefoodscontainingchemicaladditives.
B.PeoplewillnotneedtodoeRercisesinthefutureiftheReatnaturalfoods.
C.Naturalfoodswillfindagoodmarketinthefuture.
D.Certaindiseaseswillneverbefallpeoplewhoeatnaturalfoods.
4.A.Naturalfoodsdonotcontainchemicaladditives.
B.Wecaninfactdowithoutsugar.
C.SugarprovidesuswithenergRintheformofcalories.
D.Therearevitamins,mineralsandfiberinsugar.
5.A.EatingHabitsAreChanging
B.HealthREating
C.NaturalFoodsandChemicalAdditives
D.HowtoGoonaDiet
Answer:
41342
SET2
1.A.Morethanten.
B.MorethantwentR.
C.MorethanthirtR.
D.MorethanfortR.
2.A.FlR-path.
B.Flightpath.
C.FlR-past.
D.Flightpast.
3.A.ThecloseeconomicrelationshipbetweentheUSAandEurope.
B.TheclosepoliticalrelationshipbetweentheUSAandEurope.
C.PoliticaldifferencesbetweentheUSAandEurope.
D.EconomicdifferencesbetweentheUSAandEurope.
4.A.TheRwerethemostimportantguests.
B.TheRtookprideinattendingtheceremonR.
C.TheRmarchedproudlRattheceremonR.
D.TheRweregreetedbRworldleaders.
5.A.GermanR'sChancellorSchroeder.
PresidentBush.
C.BritishPrimeMinisterTonRBlair.
D.France'sPresidentChirac.
Answer:
23213
ListeningComprehension
Directions:ListentothepassageTWICEandfilltheblankswiththemissingwords
SET1
TheUnitedStatesSpaceAgencR,NASA,saRsthatanewlRdiscoveredasteroid,thirtR metersindiameter,isabouttomaketheclosestapproachtoEarthever(1).Thisreportisfrom HelenBriggs.
Theasteroidwill(2)pastourplanetwithintheorbitoftheMooncomingascloseastheorbit
ofmanRsatellites.Itshouldbe(3)throughbinocularsfrompartsofEurope,Asiaandmostofth e
SouthernHemisphereasa(4)star-likeobjectmovingslowlRacrosstheskR.Theasteroidwas(5 )
onMondaRduringanautomated(6)bRapairofNASA(7).
Similar-sizedobjectsarebelievedtopassclosetotheEartheverRtwoRearsorsobutaren't(8 )
detectedinadvance.NASAsaRsthere'snodangerofthisasteroidhittingtheplanet.Andeveni fit
did,at30metersacross,itwouldprobablRbreakupinthe(9)andonlRsmallpieceswouldreach theground.
It'sareminder,nevertheless,oftherisksofnear-Earthobjects--therearebelievedtobemo re
thanathousandasteroidswiththe(10)tocollidewiththeplanetatsomepointinthefuture. Answer:
1.recorded
2.brush
3.visible
4.faint
5.spotted
6.surveR
7.telescopes
8.normallR
9.atmosp here
10.potential
SET2
ThemajoritRofAustralia'sstateandcentralgovernmentshavesignedadealtosafeguard thecountrR'swaterresources.Amulti-milliondollarschemetoreviveoneofitsmostimporta nt
riverbasinshasalsobeenapproved.
Australiaistheworld'sdriest(1).There'sgeneralagreementthatthecountrRhastousewate r
more(2).InmanRpartssuppliesareincrisis.
AtameetinginCanberra,theCouncilofAustralianGovernmentshasapprovedanational waterplan.Itattemptstobalanceenvironmentalconcernsandtheneedsofthe(3).Theamounto f
watertakenfromriversforcommercialuseistobecutandfarmerswillbe(4).Attheheartofthe initiativeisa350milliondollarschemetorevitalizetheMurraRDarlingriverbasin.It'son eofthe mostimportantwatercoursesinthecountrRandstretchesacrossfourstatesinsouth-eastern Australia.Inrecenttimes,it'sbeenbadlRaffectedbR(5)irrigationandalackofrain.There wasa
concern,however,thatprojectstohelpreviveotherstrugglingriverswillnotbe(6).Aspeci al commissionistobesetupandwillhelpdevelopthetradeinwaterbetweenthestatesandterrito ries.
(7)consumerscouldsoonface(8)restrictions,suchisthe(9)stateofsuppliesinmanRparts ofthecountrR.WhilsttherewasbroadagreementinCanberra,thePremierofWesternAustralia ,
GeoffGallop,refusedtosignthedeal,insistingitdidnothingto(10)theproblemshisregion faces.
Answer:
1.continent
2.efficientlR
munitR
pensated
5.eRcessive
6.funded
7.Domestic
8. permanent
9.perilous10.address
ListeningComprehension
Directions:WatchthevideoclipanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse SET1
1.FekriHassanhasbeenpursuingthemRsterRofancientEgRptforthelasttwentRRears.TrueFa。