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-GRADE EIGHT-
ＴIＭE LIMIＩT:１50 MIＮ
PAＲTI LISTENＩＮG COMPREＨENSIＯN［２5 MIN]
ＳECＴＩＯN Ａ MINI-LＥCTURE
In this sectioｎ yoｕ ｗilｌ hear a miｎi-lｅcture. Yｏu wｉll hear ｔhｅ leｃtｕre ONCE listening to mini-ｌecture, pleａse coｍpｌete ｔhe gａｐ-filling task on AＮSWＥR ＳHＥＥT ＯNＥ and ｗrite NO MORＥ THAN THRＥE WORDS for each gap. Make sｕre you fｉll iｎ isboth grammaｔicａlly anｄ semａnticａlly ａcceptabｌe. You may use the blank ｓheet for notｅ-taking．
Yｏu havｅ ＴHIRTY seｃonｄs to previｅw the gap-fｉlling ｔask.
Now lisｔｅn ｔo the mini-ｌecturｅ. Wheｎ ｉt ｉs ｏver, you wｉlｌ ｂe givｅｎ THRＥE ｍinutｅｓ to cheｃk ｙour wｏrk.
ＳECTIONＢ INＴＥRVIEW
I ｎ tｈis seｃｔiｏｎ ｙou wiｌl heaｒ ONE intervieｗ ｗilｌ bｅ diviｄeｄ ｉnto TWO thｅ end ｏf each paｒｔ, ｆiｖe ｑuestions will bｅ aｓked aｂout ｗhaｔ ｗａｓ the interviｅｗ and ｔhe qｕｅsｔiｏns will bｅ ｓpoｋenONＣE ＯＮＬY. Afｔer eaｃｈ quｅstioｎ ｔhｅre wilｌ be a ｔeｎ-second pause. During the paｕsｅ， yｏu shoulｄ read ｔhe four ｃhｏices of Ａ), Ｂ), C) anｄ D)， ａnｄ mark the best aｎswｅr ｔo each questiｏn on ANSWER SHEET TWO.
You ｈavｅ THＩRTY sｅconds ｔo prevｉew tｈe ｃhｏices.
Ｎow, listｅn tｏ the ｆirst iｎｔerview. Ｑueｓtions 1 tｏ 5 are baseｄ on Parｔ Oneoｆ the inｔerviｅw.
Now lisｔen to the iｎtｅrviｅw.
1. Ａ． Anｎｏuｎcｅｍent of resulｔs.
B． Ｌack of a tiｍe ｓｃhedｕle.
C. Ｓlowｎｅｓs in ｂallots counｔing.
D. Direｃｔｉｏｎ of the eleｃｔoral events.
２. A. Ｏthｅr voiｃes wｉｔhiｎ Afghaｎistan wantｅd sｏ.
B. Thｅ date haｄ bｅｅn sｅt previouｓly.
C. All the ballots haｄ been counｔed.
Ｄ． The UN ａdvised tｈem to do so.
3. A. To calm tｈe voters.
B． To ｓｐeed up thｅ ｐrｏceｓs.
C. Tｏ ｓｔｉck tｏ the election rulｅs．
D. To ｓtop compｌaｉｎtｓ from ｔhe lａｂor.
4. A. Ｕｎaｃceｐtabｌe．
B. Uｎrｅａｓonaｂle．
C. Inseｎｓｉbｌe.
D. Ill cｏnsidered.
５. A. Ｓuｐpoｒｔive.
B． Ambivalｅｎt.
C． Opposeｄ.
D. Neutral.
Now lisｔeninｇ to Part Two of ｔhe inｔerviｅw. Queｓｔionｓ 6 to １0 aｒe baseｄ ｏn Ｐaｒt Two of thｅ ｉｎtervieｗ.
6. A. Enｓure the gｏvｅrnmeｎt ｉncｌudes all ｐarties.
B． Diｓcuss who iｓ goｉｎg to be the wiｎnｅｒ.
C． Sｕpeｒvisｅ the ｃｏｕntiｎｇ of ｖotes.
D. Seeｋ supｐorｔ fｒom impｏrtａｎt sectｏrs.
７. A． 36%－24%．
B. 46%－34%.
Ｃ. 56%-44%.
D. ６6%-54%.
8. A． Ｂoｔｈ ｃａｎdiｄates.
Ｂ． Ｅｌｅcｔoraｌ instiｔutions.
Ｃ. The Unｉｔed Natｉｏｎs．
D. Not ｓpecｉｆiｅd.
9. A. It ｗas ｕnhｅard of．
B. Iｔ wａｓ on a ｓmall sｃａle.
C. Ｉt was inｓigｎｉficａｎｔ.
ｏccuｒｒｅd ｅlseｗhｅｒe.
. Ｐroblｅms in the ｅlectorａl proｃｅss．
Ｂ． Formation of ａ new government.
C. Preｍａtｕrｅ anｎｏuｎｃｅｍent of reｓults.
D. Deｍocrａcy in Ａfgｈanistａn.
PＡRTⅡREADING CＯMＰREHEＮＳIOＮ[25 MＩN]
SECTＩON Ａ MUＬTＩPLE CHＯIＣE QUEＳTIＯNS
In ｔｈis sｅctioｎ tｈerｅ ａre ｔhreｅ paｓsages foｌloweｄ by fｏurtｅen mulｔiple choice qｕestiｏns. For eaｃh mｕlｔiple choicｅ quesｔiｏn, there are fouｒ ｓuggeｓted ａnsｗers maｒked A, B, C aｎｄ D. Cｈｏose the oｎe thａt ｙｏu ｔｈiｎｋ ｉs thｅ besｔ aｎsｗer ａｎd mａrk yｏur ansｗeｒ on ANSＷEＲ SＨEET TWO.
ＰASSAGＥ ＯNＥ
（1） ―Britain’s beｓt exｐort,‖ I was told by the Departmｅnｔ oｆ Ｉｍmigｒａtｉｏｎ in Caｎbeｒｒa, ―ｉs peoｐle.‖ Cｌoｓｅ ｏｎ 100，0０0 peoplｅ ｈave ａpｐlied fｏr assｉsｔed ｐassages in the firｓt fｉve months of ｔhe year, ａnd halｆ of thｅse are eｖentually exｐecｔｅd to migrate to Auｓｔralia.
(2) Ｔhe Auｓtｒaliａn are dｅｌightｅd. Tｈey are keeｎｌy waｒe thaｔ withｏｕｔ a stｒong flow of immigranｔs into the ｗorkｆoｒｃe thｅ ｄeveｌoｐment of the Ausｔraliａn ｅconomｙ ｉｓ ｕnlｉｋely to pｒoｃeeｄ at thｅ amｂｉtioｕs pａce currｅnｔly envｉsａgeｄ. The nｅw mｉneral dｉscoveries proｍｉse a splendid future, and the injectｉｏn ｏｆ huge ａｍountｓ of American ａnd Ｂｒitish ｃapｉtａl sｈouｌｄ hｅｌp tｏ ｅnsuｒe that ｔheｙ aｒｅ propｅrly ｅxploited, ｂuｔ wiｔh ｕｎemploｙｍｅnt in Aｕstraliａ dｏwｎ ｔo lｅｓs than ｐeｒ ｃｅｎt, ｔhe goverｎmeｎt iｓ undeｒsｔandａbly anxiouｓ to attract more ｓkilled laboｒ.
(３) Austｒalia is rｏughly tｈｅ ｓame size as tｈe coｎｔinentａl Unｉｔed Sｔates， buｔ ｈaｓ onｌｙ twelve million inhabｉtanｔs. Migｒation ｈａs aｃｃounted for ｈalf the popｕlatiｏｎ inｃrease in the lａｓt four years, and has ｃonｔrｉｂutｅｄ ｇreａｔly to tｈe counｔrｙ’s iｍprｅsｓive ecｏnomic develｏｐment. Britaｉn hａs alｗays been tｈe ｐriｎcipal sourｃe – nｉnety per ceｎt of Ａuｓｔralians aｒe ｏｆ Britisｈ ｄescent, ａｎｄ Britain has ｐrovidｅd one milｌioｎ ｍigrants ｓincｅ tｈe Second Ｗorｌd Wａr.
（4) Australia has aｌso given greaｔ attenｔiｏn tｏ recrｕiｔing peｏpｌe elsewｈｅre. Aｕstralianｓ decided ｔheｙ haｄ an excellenｔ ｐotentｉal sourcｅ ｏf ａｐpliｃanｔs among thｅ ｓｏ-callｅd ―guｅst ｗoｒｋeｒs‖ who have crosｓed tｈe ir oｗn fｒontiers tｏ wｏrk in ｏther ａrts of Euｒope. Thｅre ｗｅre estimated to ｂe more than four ｍilｌion ｏf tｈｅｍ, and a large number were offered sｕbsidiｚed paｓsaｇｅs ａｎd guａrａntｅeｄ jobs in Ａusｔｒaliａ. Italy hａs fｏr some yeaｒs been the second biｇｇeｓt sourcｅ of migｒanｔs, anｄ ｔｈe Austｒａliａns have ａlso mａnagｅd tｏ aｔtract a large number of Ｇｒｅeks
anｄ Germaｎs.