| 1. 听力题 | 详细信息 |
Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
A . Jogging.
B . Skiing.
C . Swimming.
D . Watching movies.
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Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
A . At a bookstore.
B . At a chemist's.
C . At a supermarket.
D . At a stationery shop.
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Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
A . Sandy has a caring nature.
B . Sandy likes to care for others.
C . Sandy shouldn't work too hard.
D . Sandy should work more on her physics.
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Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
A . Mike is always late.
B . Dad is a great person to count on.
C . She doesn't like adventures.
D . The time for adventure is too early.
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Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
A . The woman is afraid of competitors.
B . The man is sure about getting the job.
C . The woman is not very confident of herself.
D . The man thinks qualification matters in job interview.
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| 6. 听力题 | 详细信息 |
Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
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Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
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Listen to the following conversations and choose the best answer to each of the questions.
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| 9. 语法填空（语篇） | 详细信息 |
After reading the passage below, fill in the blanks to make the passage coherent and grammatically correct. For the blanks with a given word, fill in each blank with the proper form of the given word; for the other blanks, use one word that best fits each blank.A Big Meal to Beat Jet Lag Before a long-distance air trip, we've always felt guilty for enjoying a big meal in departure lounges, especially in the middle of the night. But passengers finally have an excuse (eat) their fill because a big meal can help beat jet lag. It has long been known that darkness prompts the body to feel sleepy by sending signals to a central part in our brain. And in the same way, natural light makes us feel (awake). But scientists also discovered that each of our millions of cells had own tiny sleep pattern which contribute to the body overall they are all taken together. Besides, they found insulin(胰岛素)could kick-start the tiny sleep patterns eachcell and encourage our bodies to change the time at we want to fall asleep. According to a recent study (conduct) by a group of researchers at Yamaguchi University in Japan, foods which kick-start a big release of insulin, such as carbohydrates, can be crucial to (reset) our body clock when we get out of sync(同步) with our natural cycle. The study tested the theory on mice which (feed) unusually large meals during the night. Researchers found that insulin was released when the mice ate food high in sugar, and it had an effect on the cells' biological clock. Dr. Makoto Akashi, the leading researcher of the study, said, "Insulin may help the stomach clock synchronize with mealtime. For example, for jet lag, dinner be enriched with ingredients promoting insulin secretion(分泌), which might bring forward our biological clock. " |
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| 10. 选词填空（语篇） | 详细信息 | |
Choose the proper words to complete the following passage. Each word can be used only once. Note that there is one more word than you need.
It Really Happened to Me! A few minutes after take-off there was a loud explosion. I was in seat 10F next to the exit. Everybody gasped and there were a few screams. Then, , it went very quiet-everyone was assessing the situation. It soon became we weren't going back to LaGuardia Airport, we were for the water. I started thinking this was it. Then I heard the announcement. "This is the captain, brace for impact," and everything suddenly got very clear. I had to stop thinking about death and start thinking about what I was going to do once the pilot landed in the water. "You sat in this seat," I thought," you've got to get this door open. " At about 300 feet, I started reading the . There were six steps, and I read them two or three times, myself on each step and trying to imagine myself opening the door. Suddenly, we hit the water. My first thought was, "This plane is sinking, we have to get everybody off as soon as possible." Someone next to me was trying to pull the door in and I said, "No, it's got to go out. ", I'd just read that. I managed to get the door open and I grabbed the hand of a woman sitting next to me. We walked out onto the wing, which was sinking lower and lower. We walked as far along as we could to make for other people. Everyone was helping each other. It was freezing, and nobody had a jacket. Some people were to their waists. It felt like half an hour before we saw the first ferry. Fortunately, everyone had survived the crash. I got through it by following the directions: get the door open, throw the door out, figure out if you're sinking. I just kept on doing that until I reached solid ground. Only then did I go into the men's room and cry for a few minutes. |
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