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7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofherstayinthehotel?
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9.Whendothespeakersplantomeet?
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10.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
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13.Whatwillthemandonext?
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14.Whowenttothecafé?
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A.Theman. B.Thewoman. C.Themanssister.
1.Whatdidthemandolastnight?
15.Whydidthemansfriendgotothedrugstore?
A.Heplayedagame. B.Hewatchedamovie. C.Hedidsometraining.
A.Acatwasinjured. B.Hewasbittenbyacat. C.Hewasnotfeelingwell.
2.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?
A.Getsomerest. B.Goforawalk. C.Readsomemagazines. 16.Whataresomeofthecafésearningsusedfor?
3.Whatwilltheweatherbelikethisweekend? A.Helpingitsowncats. B.Growingthebusiness. C.Supportingthelocalcharities.
A.Windy. B.Sunny. C.Rainy. 17.Whatdayisittoday?
4.Howdoesthemanfeelnow? A.Thursday. B.Friday. C.Saturday.
A.Angry. B.Pleased. C.Apologetic.
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5.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?
18.Whydidthespeakergototherainforest?
A.Inabookstore. B.Inamusicstore. C.Inarecordingstudio.
A.Todoresearchforhisdegree.
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B.Toenjoythebeautiesofnature.
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C.Tolearnsurvivalskillsintheforest.
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19.Whatdidthespeakerfirstnoticeintheforest?
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A.Thevillage. B.Thetreesandbirds. C.Thecolorsandsounds.
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20.Whatdidthespeakerthinkwasthemostimportantexperience?
6.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Thehotelinthecitycenter. A.Hecollectedafewplants.
B.ThewomanstriptoKingston. B.Hewentonahuntingtrip.
C.Thewomansplanforasummerevent. C.Helearnedsomedances.
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A IvebeenfeelingkindofstressedoutmyselfsinceIfoundoutIfailedtojointheschoolswim
Chinasfamousmuseumsincludeancientbuildingsandworldclassmodernmuseumswithbig team.NowIllhavetowaitawholeyeartotryoutagain.Besides,Imtakingsomedifficultclasses
collections.TheyareexcellentplacesforsightseeingandlearningaboutChina. thisyear.
SanxingduiMuseum IthinkDadknewIwasfeelingbad.LastSaturdayheaskedmehowthingsweregoing.Isaid
Themuseumisonthepathlessbeatenbytourists,butitmakesoneofthetopmuseumsforthe OK,eventhoughIdidntfeelOKatall.Helookedatmeforamoment,andthenhesaiditwastime
3,400yearoldartworks.Ifyoureanancienthistoryfan,thisplacewillattractyou.Ifyouloveart, formetohelp.Thenheheadedtothekitchen.
itsstylewillsurpriseyoualot. Ifollowedrightbehindhim.Oncewewerethere,Dadgotouthisbigmixingbowl,handedmea
ThePalaceMuseum largewoodenspoon,andtoldmetomixwhileheaddedtheingredients((cid:223)(cid:224)).Dadisntbigon
Themuseumisoneofthelargestoldbuildingkeptinthecountrywithahistoryof600years measuring.Heknowshowmuchofeachingredienttouse,andthebreadalwaysturnsoutgreat.
old.BuiltatthebeginningoftheMingDynastybetween1406and1420,itwasthehomeof24rulers WhenIhadfinished,Dadshowedmehowtokneadthedough(Æ(cid:226)ª).Nextcamethemost
andtheircourts.ItisoneofthefinestbuildingsinChinaandagoodplacetostudyChinesehistory. difficultpart—doingnothing.Weputthedoughbackintothebowlandthenwewaitedformorethan
TheShanghaiMuseum anhourforthedoughtoslowlyriseanddoubleinsize.Next,wedivideditintotwoandwaitedforit
Thebigmodernmuseumispopularwithforeigntourists.Itisprobablythemostmodernmuseum toriseagain.Afterthat,weputthedoughintopans((cid:228)(cid:229))andwaitedanotherhourforthedoughto
withthefocusoncreativeartdisplaysaboutthehistoryofthewholearea.Mostfamousforitshuge riseanddouble.
collectionofchina,itisinPeoplesSquarewhichisalsoapopulartouristattraction. Dadsaidthewaitingisalwaysthehardestpart.“Listentome,Diana.Itshardtoresistputting
TheShaanxiHistoryMuseum thedoughdirectlyintothebakingoven,butifyoudo,thebreadwillbehard.Themostimportant
Since14historicaldynastiesfoundedtheircapitalsanddevelopedinShaanxiProvince,the lessonofallislearningtobepatient.”Dadtaughtmemorethanhowtobakebread.
museummayhavetheoldesttreasureofallmuseumsinChina.Theartworksshowthegreatnessof 24.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorsfather?
themuseum,andthedisplaysaremodernandwelllaidout. A.Heislivingarelaxinglife.
21.Whichofthefollowingisonthelessfrequentlyvisitedroad? B.Hehasaspecialwaytodealwithstress.
A.SanxingduiMuseum. B.ThePalaceMuseum. C.Hetrieshisbesttoraisehisfamily.
C.TheShanghaiMuseum. D.TheShaanxiHistoryMuseum. D.Heismorelikeabakerthanamechanic.
22.WhatistheShanghaiMuseumbestknownfor? 25.Whyistheauthorfeelingstressed?
A.Itsfounder. B.Itsbuildingstyle. A.Herschoollifeisntsatisfying. B.Sheistiredofmakingbread.
C.Itscollectionofchina. D.Itshomeofrulers. C.Shecouldntfinishherhomework. D.Shefailedsomedifficultexams.
23.Whatdothefourmuseumsfocuson? 26.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Dadisntbigonmeasuring”inParagraph5mean?
A.Modernart. B.Ancientscience. A.Dadisfondofmeasuring. B.Dadisinexperiencedinbreadbaking.
C.Chinesehistoricalculture. D.Chinesemodernbuilding. C.Dadiscarefulaboutingredients. D.Daddoesntlikemeasuring.
B 27.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?
Mydaddoesntseemlikethekindofguywhowouldbakegreatbread,butheisandhedoes. A.AValuableLifeLesson. B.EnjoyableHousework.
EverySaturdayheproduceshomemadebread.Whenhesfinished,thewholehousesmellsdelicious. C.FathersUniqueWaytoRelax. D.TheSecretofDeliciousBread.
!"#$%&((cid:219)) ’3( ()10() !"#$%&((cid:219)) ’4( ()10()C Previous((cid:240),6)researchhasshowncatscanfollowhumanpointing,andtheyunderstand
Aquarrel((cid:230)(cid:231))athomemayresultinyoufallingill.Dontlaugh—itstrue.Familymatters whoisontheirteam,whotheycantrust,andwhodecidestogivethemfood.Wealsoknowtheycan
includinglivinghabitsandeventhewaywespeakhaveabigeffectonourhealth,doctorssay.Wang recognizetheirownnames.
Xiaoyu,Senior2girlfromXichang,SichuanProvincefainted(ŁØ)inclasswhensheheardher Catscanevenlearnthenamesofcatsandpeopletheyknow.“Iwasverysurprised,because
classmatesquarrelatthetopoftheirvoices.Quarrelsbetweenherparentsalsoputherintoacoma. thatmeantcatswereabletolistentopeoplesconversationswithoutthemknowingandunderstand
Itisbecauseshehasdepression(Œº),causedbybadrelationsathome,doctorsexplained. wordswithoutanyspecialtraining,”saysSahoTakagi,ascientistatAzabuUniversityandmember
“Wedontgetsickorstaywellbyourselves,”saysDr.RobertFerrerfromtheUS.Ferrershows ofthe2022study.Shewondered:Docatshaveanaturalabilitytolearnhumanlanguage?
thatfamilyrelationshipsmayexplainabout25% ofhealthproblemsinhisrecentresearch. Tofindout,theteamgaveawordtestto31adultpetcats,byputtingeachoneinfrontofa
Thegenes((cid:236)(cid:237))yougetfromyourfamilymaycauseillness.Ifoneofyourparentshasaheart laptopshowingtwoshortcartoonanimations(‘æ),whileanaudiotrack((cid:127)(cid:242))ofthecats
attack,yourriskofbeingaffected((cid:238)(cid:239))maydouble.Buteffectsonhealtharenotonlywrittenin caregiversayingamadeupwordwasplayed.
ourDNA.Unrelatedpeoplewholiveunderthesameroofalsogetsimilarproblems.Food,lifestyle Mostcatswereusedtothepairingafterfourtests.Whenthecatsweretiredofthis,theywere
andenvironmentinfluenceourhealth,too. givenabreakbeforethenextround,inwhichtheimagesandaudiowereplayedfourmoretimes,
Ferrersresearchalsofoundthatifteenagersfeeltheygetlittleattentionfromtheirparents,they withaslightchange:halftheimageshadthe‘wrong’audio.Thecatsshowedsignsofconfusion
aremorelikelytogetsick. whentheynoticedamismatch,spending33percentmoretimelookingatthescreenwhenthis
Wemayneverfullyunderstandalltheeffectsthatfamilieshaveonourhealth.Butjustasa happened.“Somecatsevenlookedfixedlyatthescreenduringthechangedcondition,”Takagitold
singlepersonsproblemscanhaveeffectsonothers,asmallimprovementcanhavebigeffects,Ferrer Science.“Catspayattentiontowhatwesayineverydaylife—andtrytounderstandus—morethan
said. werealize.”
28.WhydidWangXiaoyufaintinclass? Whiletheseexperimentssuggestcatsmightbeabletomakeaconnectionbetweenhumanwords
A.Becauseherclassmateshadhither. andimagesevenfasterthanhumanbabiesdo,thereareafewkeydifferencesbetweenthe1990s
B.Becausesheshoutedtoherclassmatesaloud. experimentonbabiesandthisnewstudy.Thebabies,forexample,wereonlygivenwordsspokenby
C.Becauseherschoolworkwastoohardforher. astranger.Thecats,ontheotherhand,heardwordsspokenbytheirowncaregivers.
D.Becauseaseriousquarrelbrokeoutinherclass. Accordingtotheauthors,furtherresearchintowhethertheseabilitiesaresharedorunique
29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“coma”inParagraph1probablymean? couldhelpusunderstandcommunicationacrossdifferentspecies((cid:243)(cid:244)).
A.Excitement. B.Faint. C.Tiredness. D.Sadness. 32.WhatsurprisedTakagiaboutcatsaccordingtoParagraph3?
30.WhichofthefollowingmightDr.Ferreragreewith? A.Theirrecognitionoftheirownnames. B.Theiruntrainedwordunderstandingability.
A.Wegetsickorstaywellbyourselves. C.Theirgreatcommunicationskills. D.Theirabilitytofollowhumanpointing.
B.Whatweeatdoesntmattermuchtoourhealth. 33.WhydidtheTakagisteamconductthewordtest?
C.Teenagersneedenoughattentionfromparentstokeephealthy. A.Tostudycatspreferences. B.Toimprovecatsskills.
D.Onlythegeneswegetfromparentsdecideourhealthcondition. C.Totestcatslanguageabilities. D.Toshowcatsbehavior.
31.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellusinthepassage? 34.Whatdidthecatsdowhentheyheardmismatchedaudio?
A.Wecantavoidgettingsick. B.Happyfamilieskeepushealthy. A.Theyignoredthemismatch. B.Theywatchedthescreenlonger.
C.Healthisimportanttoeveryone. D.Weshouldgetonwellwithothers. C.Theysleptthroughthetest. D.Theylookedaroundquickly.
D 35.Whatcouldfurtherresearchhelpusdo?
Anewstudysuggeststhatcatscanevenlearntomakeaconnectionbetweenthewordsweuse A.Changetheperformanceofcats. B.Improvecommunicationskills.
forobjectsorimages,andtheypickthisupfasterthanourownbabiesdo. C.Focusonthecaregiverswords. D.Understandcrossspeciescommunication.
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yourwaytobeingatopstudent!
simple:Donot 48 thephoneasawaytogetridofboredom.
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Justafew 49 afterthat,Ivereadtwobooks.Iveadded20minutesofeveningexercise
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everyday,andIvehadmore 50 forwritingtasksinthelastweekthanIhadinthelastyear.
add. 36 .
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Takingnotesisimportant.Youdontneedtowritedowneverysinglewordyourteachersaysbut
strangers,whetheritsgivingoutagreetingorlaughingatsomething 52 together.
writedownwhatheorshewritesontheblackboard,oranyspecialfactyouthinkyoumightneedfor Wevegiventhelittlecomputersinourhandsfarmoreofourtimeand 53 thanthey
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Dontskipschool.Youwillbemissingoutonstuff. 38 .However,youwillhavemorework morecolorful.
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andyouhavemissedlecturesandinclassmovies.Also,trynottobelateforclass.Itsmostlikely
42.A.goal B.habit C.door D.ball
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43.A.show B.imagine C.enjoy D.repair
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problemsorofferyouextracredit.Thesamegoesforthelazyattitude.Havearespectfulattitudeto
45.A.lost B.real C.annoying D.awkward
theteacherandotherstudents.Trynottolaughwhenotherstudentsmakeamistake.
46.A.surprising B.enjoyable C.impossible D.exciting
40 .Thereisnoshameinneedingsomehelp.Ifyoudontunderstand,asksomeone.Read
47.A.learned B.ordered C.began D.stop
yourtextbookandnotes,andthenifthatfails,seekhelp.Askateacher,friend,classmate,parent
48.A.putup B.pickup C.takeup D.holdup
etc.Getatutorifyouneedone. 49.A.weeks B.years C.decades D.minutes
A.Enjoyyourclass 50.A.experiments B.adventures C.ideas D.responsibilities
B.Writeinyourownwords 51.A.hopefully B.unluckily C.sadly D.interestingly
C.Alwaysaskquestions 52.A.funny B.dangerous C.boring D.important
53.A.trouble B.care C.attention D.help
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55.A.proof B.doubt C.sign D.news
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YesterdayIwasinabadmoodbecauseoflosingmyjob.Itriedtofindsomethingelsetodoto
makemyselffeelbetter.IwentshoppingforapairoftrainerstoreplacetheoldpairIhavebeen
wearingfortoolong.IwouldhavereplacedthemmonthsagobutIamoneofthosewomenwhohate
shopping.Ihatethecrowdsandtheheatintheshops,butmostlyIhatethewaitingline.
IwashappyasIfoundmytrainersveryquickly,butmyhappinesssoondisappearedwhenI
foundmyselfinaverylonglineforthepayment.
Thislinewaslongandsnakingaroundacorner.IdohatewaitingbutIfindthebestwaytopass
thetimeistotalktothepersonbehindme.
SoIturnedaroundandtoldthewomanbehindmethatthelinewaslookingverylongandjoked
thatIhopedwecouldallhangon.
Shelaughedandagreed.IcaughtanEnglishaccent(*(cid:127))asshespoke,sobeingaperson
fromLiverpoolinEnglandmyself,Iimmediatelyaskedherwhereshewasfrom.
Sherewardedmewithasharplookandsaid,“England.”
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Iwasreferringtohercolour.ItoldherIwasfromLiverpoolandhadnoticedherEnglishaccent.
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