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个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题 秒
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钟；听完后，各小题将给出 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
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听第 段材料，回答第 、题。
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6.Whatdidthemanoriginallywanttoorder?
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A.Bottledorangejuice.
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1. B.Freshlymadeorangejuice.
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回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用 铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号 C.Freshlymadelemonjuice.
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涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案用 7.Howmuchdidthemanpayfortheorangejuice?
A.£3.0. B.£4.5. C.£5.0.
的黑色笔迹签字笔写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。
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8.What stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
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30 A.Strangers. B.Relatives. C.Friends.
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9.HowdoesPeterprobablyfeel?
答案转涂到答题卡上。
A.Nervous. B.Humorous. C.Delighted.
10.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewoman?
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5 1.5 7.5 A.SheisabletomakePeterhappy.
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B.SheknowsverylittleofEnglishslang.
最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。
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C.Sheunderstandsexactlytheseexpressions.
每段对话仅读一遍。
例：
Howmuchistheshirt? 听第 段材料，回答第 至 题。
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A.£19.15. B.£9.18. C.£9.15.
答案是 。 11.Whenisthedeadline?
C
A.On6th,June. B.On13th,June. C.On16th,June.
12.Howdoesthemansubmithiscompetitionentry?
1.Howdoesthemangohome?
A.Byemail. B.Bytelephone. C.Bymail.
A.Bycar. B.Bybus. C.Onfoot.
13.HowlongwillthewinnerstravelaroundtheRockyMountains?
2.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?
A. Oneweek. B.Twoweeks. C.Amonth.
A.Goonatrip. B.Takealongsail. C.Prepareameal.
3.HowmuchdidSuzypayforherskirt?
听第 段材科，回答第 至 题。
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A. 100. B. 120. C. 150.
4.Whattimedoesthemanarriveattheclassroom? 14.Whatisthemandoing?
A.At6:45. B.At7:10. C.At7:30. A.Attendinganinterview.
5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout? B.Lookingforsomeadvice.
A.Astory. B.Aplan. C.Abook. C.Havingprofessionaltraining.
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1 12 2 1215.Wheredidthemanworkbefore? making them a greatchoice for people with unpredictable work schedules or those who like to
A.Atthestations. B.Inpostoffices. C.Inshoppingmalls. work out late at night or early in the morning. They also offer a wide range of group exercise
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16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheman? classes. PureGym s competitive pricing makes it an excellent option for people looking for
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A.Heissuitableforthejob. budget friendlyfitnessfacilities.
ThirdSpace,London
B.Heownsenoughskills.
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C.Heneedsprofessionaltraining. Third Space offers a variety of high quality fitness equipment and facilities. One of the
standout features is its wide range of classes. From Pilates and yoga to cycling and boxing,
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10 17 20 there s something for everyone, regardless of fitness level or preference. The class instructors
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17.Whatisthemaintopicofthetalk? arequalifiedprofessionals,ensuringyou reinsafehandsasyouchallengeyourself.
Fitness4Less,VariousLocations
A.Thebenefitsofhighereducation.
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B.Theexpenseofuniversityeducation. Fitness4Lessgymsarewell equippedwitharangeofcardioandstrengthequipment,and
C.Themanagementofuniversityeducation. they also feature freestyle and group fitness workouts. They offer a variety of classes led by
18.Whichofthefollowingisanadvantageofuniversityeducation? expert trainers that suit all fitness levels. In addition, they offer unique features such as a
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A.Tohelpchildrengrowbetter. ladies only gym area and a healthy eating café. Their personal training service is also highly
B.Toearn50%moreinalifetime. praised.
BannatyneHealthClub,VariousLocations
C.Tolearnhowtomakemoneyquickly.
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19.Whatshouldanewparentdoaccordingtothespeaker? Bannatyne Health Clubs boast state of the art gym equipment and facilities, including
A.Startsavingasearlyaspossible. swimming pools, saunas, and steam rooms. The clubs offer a range of classes led by
B.Makeasmuchmoneyaspossible. professional instructors, all of which are included in the membership. In addition, Bannatyne
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C.Offerhischildrenagoodeducation. HealthClubsprovideawiderangeofhealthandwellnessservices,makingthemaone stop shop
20.Whatcanstudentsdotoreducetheiruniversitycosts? forallyourhealthandwellnessneeds.
A.Applyforuniversityscholarships.
B.Liveathomewhilestudyinglocally. 21.Whichgymismostsuitableforpeoplewhoworklate?
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C.Workfull timeduringuniversityyears. A.PureGym. B.ThirdSpace.
C.Fitness4Less. D.BannatyneHealthClub.
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60 22.WhatisauniquefeatureofBannatyneHealthClubs?
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15 3 45 A.Ladies onlygymarea. B.24/7accesstogymfacilities.
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C.Budget friendlypricing. D.Professionalwellnessservices.
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A.Theyoperate24/7. B.Theytargetprofessionalathletes.
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C.Theyofferavarietyoftrainingclasses. D.Theyhaveon sitehealthyeatingcafés.
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Whetheryou reseekingstate of the artequipment,expert ledclasses,orhealth oriented
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programs, the UK offers some of the best options. Here, we ve narrowed down the top four
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gymsintheUK,eachprovidingaspecialfitnessexperience. In 2022, the Wesley School in Los Angeles launched a composting program that
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offers kindergarten through eighth grade students hands on experience in creating soil while
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PureGym s approach focuses on being accessible and affordable. They re open 24/7, addressing human driven climate change. For the past year, all the school s leftover food
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waste has been placed into composting containers instead of being sent to a landfill, where it 26.Whatdoestheword biodegradable mostlikelymeaninparagraph4?
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woulddecomposeandproduceplanet warminggases. A.Easilybreakable. B.Madefromplastic.
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OK! Want to open this up? Steven Wynbrandt, a local farmer and composting C.Abletobreakdownnaturally. D.Safetousearoundplantsandanimals.
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27.Howdoestheauthorseemtofeelaboutthecompostingprogram?
consultant who has helped the school with its program, asks the eager students. Yeah! The
A.Supportiveandpositive. B.Criticalanddoubtful.
deafeningresponsefromthedozensofstudentsreflectstheirenthusiasm.
C.Neutralandunconcerned. D.Negativeanddisapproving.
The 5,200 pounds of food waste redirected from the landfill is significant for the climate.
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The Wesley School staff could have easily thrown the food waste into a city provided green C
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bin. However, science teacher Johnna Hampton Walker believes that would have missed the （ ）
AteamofresearchersfromtheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology MIT isdeveloping
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educational point. When it s invisible like that, they don t see it, she says. They know,
anewsmarthomesystemthatmonitorsindividuals healththroughadvancedsensortechnology
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butitdoesn tsinkin. Forsixth graderFinn,seeingthefinishedcompostpilemadealasting
built into everyday household items. Drawing inspiration from smart home devices like
impression. temperaturecontrollersandsecuritysystems,theresearchersaimtocreateaconnectedhealth
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The compostwillbe used on plantsaround the campus,shared with familieswho wantto monitoring system that can track physical and mental well being without requiring wearable
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use it at home, and any extra will be donated. Fifth grader Kingston was excited to learn that devices.
his food waste would help grow new food on campus, a response Wynbrandt hopes to inspire Dr.Sarah Miller, a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Artificial
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Intelligence at MIT, is leading a group of graduate students to explore how sensor networks
in more schools through similar programs. Inspired by the school s composting initiative,
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- “ can beused togathercontinuoushealth datain awaythatdoesn tgetin thewayofdailylife.
fifth grader Sloan and her peers took climate action outside of school. We did a juice stand ’ —
’ $ ” Thesystemisdesignedtotracksmallchangesinaperson ssurroundings suchasmovement
at our friend s house and made over 200, which we donated to a charity, Sloan shares. —
patterns, body heat, and even voice to detect potential health issues before they become
Theyalsocreatedarequesttoreplacetheplasticforksandspoonsintheschoolcafeteriawith
biodegradable serious.
ones.
Thesensors,carefullyplacedineverydayobjectslikelights,furniture,andkitchentools,
Decoratedpostersontheoutsideofeachcompostingcontainerindicatewhentheycanbe
use a combination of motion tracking and AI analysis to monitor vital signs, activity levels,
opened in the new year, ensuring that the next generation of plants on campus benefits from
and mental health indicators. The data is collected and processed locally, with immediate
the rich soil. This comprehensive program not only teaches students about composting but health updates being sent to a connected smartphone app. This app provides users with
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also empowers them to take meaningful climate action, fostering a generation that is more real time health feedback, such as warnings about irregular heartbeats, changes in sleeping
consciousofitsenvironmentalimpact. habits,orevenpotentialmentaldecline.
Oneoftheprimarychallengesfaced bytheresearch team isensuringtheaccuracyofthe
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system in spotting early warning signs of long term conditions such as heart disease,diabetes,
24.Whatistheauthor spurposeinwritingthetext?
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and mental health disorders. Our goal is to create a system that not only provides useful
A.ToadvertisetheWesleySchool. ’
insights into a person s physical health but also helps detect mental health changes like
B.Toexplainthebenefitsofacompostingprogram. ”
anxietyordepression, saidMariaSanchez,theleadPhDstudentontheproject.
C.Tocriticizewastemanagementpracticesinschools.
In addition to health tracking, the system is being designed with a strong focus on user
D.Topromotetheuseofplastickitchentoolsinschools.
privacy. All health data is firstly stored securely within the home network and then sent only
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25.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthestudents reactiontotheprogram? ’
totheindividual ssmartphone,ensuringthatpersonalhealthinformationremainsprivate.
A.Theyareindifferentanduninterested.
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B.Theyarehighlyengagedandenthusiastic. 28.WhatistheprimaryfocusofDr.SarahMiller sresearchteamatMIT?
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C.Theyfindittoocomplicatedtounderstand. A.Improvingwearablehealthdevices. B.CreatingnewAI basedmedicaltools.
D.Theyprefertraditionalwaysofhandlingwaste. C.Monitoringsecurityinsmarthomes. D.Developingahealthtrackingsystem.
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5 12 6 1229.Whatisthemainchallengeindevelopingthesmarthomesystem? space is limited, and you may not find enough space on the ground. So, rooftops can be very
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A.Ensuringaccuratedatacollection. B.Monitoringsleeppatterns. important. This approach will make it easier to integrate these airports into existing city
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C.Protectingusers personalinformation. D.Identifyingchangesinbreathing. structures without taking up valuable ground space. With plans to expand this network
30.Whatstepistakentoaddressprivacyconcernswithhealthdata? globally, it promises to transform the way we travel within cities, reducing traffic congestion
A.Thedataissecurelysenttoacloudserver. andpollutionwhileofferingafuturisticalternativetotraditionalroadtransport.
B.Thedataissafelystoredwithinthehomenetwork.
C.Nopersonalhealthdataisgatheredbythesystem. 32.Whatisthegoaloftheurbanairportforflyingcars?
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D.Onlytheuser scellphonereceivesthehealthdata. A.Toshowcasenewdronetechnology. B.Toincreaseairtravelbetweencities.
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31.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage? C.Toreducetrafficandpollutionincities. D.TosupportCoventry slocaleconomy.
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A.HowAIandsensortechnologycanimprovehomesecurity. 33.WhatiscurrentlypreventingflyingcarsfromoperatingintheUK?
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B.ThefutureofmedicalAIinimprovinglong termpatientcare. A.Highoperatingcosts.
C.Thebenefitsofusingwearablehealthdevicesinsmarthomes. B.Limitedbatterytechnology.
D.Howsensornetworksinhomescantrackphysicalandmentalhealth. C.Lackofdesignatedurbanairports.
D.RestrictionsinUKairspaceregulations.
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34.Whatbenefitwillthenewtechnologyprovideforurbantransportation?
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Theworld sfirsturban airportspecificallydesigned forflyingcarsand drones A.Enablelong distancetravel.
is being developed to help comfort urban congestion and environmental issues in urban areas. B.Maketransportationmoreexpensive.
This innovative project is supported by the government and aims to change urban C.Increasethenumberofvehiclesontheroad.
transportation. A temporary airport will be built in Coventry later this year to allow small D.Lessendependenceonjammedroadnetworks.
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electric passenger carrying aircraft to operate within the city. This zero emission airport, 35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?
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named Air One, will open in November for a one month demonstration as part of Coventry s A.TheHistoryofUrbanAirTravel
celebrationsforbeingtheUKCityofCulture. B.TheChallengesofBuildingNewAirports
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Urban AirPort,theLondon basedaerospacecompanybehindthisproject,planstobuild C.TheFutureofFlyingCarsandUrbanAirports
over 200 such airports in cities around the world. They aim to use rooftops and floating D.TheCostofNewTransportationTechnologies
platforms to place these airports as close to city centers as possible. Currently, flying cars,
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which are essentially large passenger carrying drones, are not permitted to operate in UK 5 3 15
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
airspace. However, the European Aviation Safety Agency is discussing the issue and hopes
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that permission will be given in a few years to allow electric vertical take off and landing
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vehicles tooperatecommercially.
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This new technology is seen as quieter, lighter, cheaper, and more environmentally Emotionally stable people are often seen as cold, but that s not true. Emotional strength
friendly than helicopters. It will enable people to take short trips between city centers without means handling stress and emotions over time, and bouncing back from challenges.Petra
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relying on the increasingly congested road network. Ricky Sandhu, the founder and executive Nemcova said, We have a choice, and sometimes it s hard, but the best way to heal
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chairman ofUrban AirPort,stated thatthe new facility would provide flying carswith a place is to stay positive. 36 Someone might stay calm but avoid future challenges out of fear,
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to land, take off, and charge their batteries. It will bring clean, zero emission urban whileanothermightcrybutthentryagain.
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airtransporttoeveryone, headded. Doyouthinkyou reemotionallystable?Herearefourthingsemotionallystrongpeopledo.
TheyDon’tMindTakingRisks
Mr. Sandhu also mentioned that the ultimate goal is to build these airports on rooftops
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and offshore platforms. He explained, Most of our cities are crowded urban centers where Emotionally strong people are open to new experiences and take calculated risks, even if
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it means facing failure. Author Amy Morin says, Mentally strong people view adversity as an decidedto 47 it.Gently,sheplacedthetinybabyonherchest,hopingthatthewarmthof
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opportunitytogrowstronger. 37 her body and the steady rhythm of her heartbeat would make a 48 . To her amazement,
TheyAreResponsible ’
thebaby sconditionbeganto 49 andstabilizeovertime.
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Emotionally stable people take full responsibility for their actions and don t blame Kangaroo care , which is inspired by how kangaroos carry their babies in a 50 ,
others. They use feedback to improve and complain less. 38 You can work towards this has now been adopted around the world 51 an effective way to improve the survival and
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bybeingaccountableforyourlife sevents. health of premature newborns. It s not magic, but it s 52 , said Professor Lawn, one of
TheyKnowHowandWhentoSetLimits
theleadresearchersonthistopic.Recentstudieshave 53 thatwhilethismethodmaynot
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39 They can say no and set healthy limits, even if it means disappointing others. reduce death rates in the first few days of life, it can increase the survival rate by 14% during
This helps them grow mentally. Start by saying no to some invitations and gradually create a
thefirst28days.
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This technique is especially 54 in low income countries, where access to high tech
TheyLookForwardtoaBetterFuture
medical equipment is often limited. By supporting breastfeeding and protecting babies from
Emotionallystablepeoplefocusonfuturegoalsratherthanworryingaboutpastmistakes.
infections, kangaroo care allows newborns to leave the hospital 55 and return home
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40 Author Hara Estroff Marano says, Strong people do not let adversity define them.
healthier.
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They move towards a goal beyond themselves. Remove objects reminding you of past
mistakestomakespacefornewmemories.
41.A.fading B.falling C.running D.walking
42.A.doctor B.teacher C.researcher D.engineer
A.Theyusepastlessonstogrowstronger.
43.A.strong B.delicate C.cute D.smart
B.Theyrelyonotherstohandletheirproblems.
- 44.A.save B.fail C.change D.help
C.Theyprioritizetheirwell beingbysettinglimits.
45.A.described B.recalled C.adopted D.imagined
D.Theyavoidnewchallengestostaycomfortable.
46.A.stabilize B.cause C.reduce D.lose
E.Topracticethis,pushbeyondyourcomfortzone.
47.A.ignore B.try C.improve D.explain
F.Theyunderstandthatchangecomesfromtheirownactions.
’ 48.A.choice B.solution C.difference D.mistake
G.Thismeansyourinitialreactiontostressisn tasimportantaswhatyoudonext.
49.A.decline B.grow C.worsen D.improve
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分 分） 50.A.carrier B.blanket C.case D.home
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第一节 （共 小题；每小题 分，满分 分） 51.A.with B.as C.by D.for
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阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳 52.A.miracle B.story C.science D.knowledge
选项。 53.A.denied B.remembered C.shown D.decided
54.A.inexpensive B.common C.important D.challenging
’ 55.A.later B.wiser C.heavier D.earlier
Dr. Sheila Oyella s fourth child was born 11 weeks early, weighing only three pounds.
The tiny newborn struggled to breathe and feed, and his life seemed to be 41 . Although
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Oyella was an experienced 42 , she felt helpless as a mother. Her baby was so 43
’ 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
andweakthatevenadvancedmedicaltreatmentsdidn tseemto 44 . 1
One day, while working on a trial for premature baby care, Oyella 45 a technique
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shehad read about,called kangaroocare .Thismethod suggested thatholdingababyclose, When you think about music in Austria, classical composers like Mozart might come to
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skin to skin,could help 46 the baby s vitalsigns.Feeling desperate to save herson,she mind. 56 alternative , you might recall the movie , set in Austria.
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阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Yodelling, a form of calling that goes from low to high sound, was one of the earliest
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types of Austrian music. It was used by mountain herders 57 communicate or
callanimals.Eventoday,yodellingisusedinpop,rock,andcountrymusic. When I was in high school, I was not particularly good at sports. My friends used to joke
AustriaishometoMozart,Beethoven,andStrauss,wholivedinVienna 58 the18th thatIwasmorelikelytotripovermyownfeetthantocatchaball.Despitemylackofathletic
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skills, I decided to try out for the school s soccer team. I wanted to prove to myself that I
and 19th centuries.Known as a center for musical innovation, Vienna attracted 59
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couldovercomemyfearsandinsecurities.
talent musicians from around the world, making it 60 dynamic musical scene. Opera
On the day of the tryouts, I was extremely nervous. My hands were shaking and my heart
hasalsobeenapopularmusicstyleinAustria,attractingnotonlythewealthybutalsoregular
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was beating fast. As I stepped onto the field, I saw the other students, who were much more
citizens of Vienna. Many classical composers composed operas 61 were well received by
experienced and confident than I was. I felt like turning back, but a small voice inside me
the public. Today, the St Margarethen Opera Festival hosts outdoor opera productions in a
keptpushingmeforward.
unique setting: a rocky sandstone quarry. This place also hosts jazz and pop concerts,
- （ ） （音响 The coach blew the whistle and the tryouts began.I tripped a few times and missed
providing an open air experience under the stars with 62 exception acoustics
效果） several passes.It seemed like everyone was doing better than I was. But then, something
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（ ） unexpected happened. One of the players injured his ankle and had to sit out. The coach
Austria has a diverse musical history, 63 range from folk tunes and dances to
（ ） calledmeoverandaskedifIcouldfillinforhim.
classical 64 symphony and operas. Whether you enjoy any type of music, you can
（ ） With my heart in my throat, I nodded and took my place on the field. I remembered all
likely find it in small cafes throughout the country. Austrian music 65 fill the air
the times I had practiced alone in my backyard, and I decided to give it my best shot. To my
everywhereyougo.
surprise, I managed to make a few decent plays. I even scored a goal. The coach gave me an
approvinggestureandIfeltarushofconfidence.
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After the tryouts were over, the coach announced the names of the students who made
第一节 （满分 分）
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the team. I held my breath, hoping against hope that my name would be on the list. The
假定你是李华，你们班上周五在图书馆举办了一次读书交流会，请给美国好友
Lucy
minutes felt like hours as I waited for the final name to be called. My heart was beating even
写一封邮件分享你的经历，内容包括：
hardernow,eachseconddraggingon.
你分享的书；
注意：
1.
你的感受。
续写词数应为 个左右；
2.
1. 150
注意：
请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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写作词数应为 个左右；
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Afewmomentslater,thecoachcalledoutmyname.
请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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DearLucy,
Iwenttothankthecoachafterthetryouts.
Best,
LiHua
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