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ﻫ1. Dｅbra： Ｏh！ Wｈat a beaｕtiful cat! Wｈaｔ do you thiｎｋ?ﻫ Donaｌｄ: _____ Ｄｏgｓ ａre mｏrｅ ｌoｙal ｔhａn cats
A. Ｉ tｈink I’ｄ raｔhｅr geｔ ａ dog.
Ｂ. Yeah， it is beautiful！ﻫ Ｃ． I havｅ no D. Yｏu ｈave tｏ ｃlean ａfter ｉt.
Jａne: My wａtｃh ａlｗayｓ gains ten ｍｉnuｔｅs a day.
Mary： _____ Mｙ wａtch ａlways loses ｔeｎ ｍiｎuｔeｓ a daｙ.
Janｅ: Ｎｏ ｋiｄｄing. Ｉt seｅms that ｂoth of ｕs sｈｏuld throw ｉt aｗay and buy a new ｏｎe．
A. That’s Ｂ. Thａｔ’s fｕnnyﻫ C. Thａt’s cooｌ
D. Tｈａt’s greatﻫ
Jennifeｒ: Iｔ’ｓ frｅｅｚing outsｉdｅ! __＿__ I thｏugｈt thiｓ colｄ ｆroｎｔ wａs sｕｐposed ｔo paｓs.
Gabricｌa: Yｅａh, Ｉ thougｈt so tｏo. That’ｓ what I read onｌine this A. I hａven’ｔ ｒeａd tｈe ｗeather B． Tｈe weather report ｗaｓ rｉghｔ
C． Wｈat happeneｄ to the weａther ｒepoｒt？
D. Ｉ ｓhould have ｒead ｔｈe weａtｈeｒ ﻫ4. Tｏｎy: Wｅｌｃoｍｅ bａck, Monica. Ｈｏｗ are yｏu？ﻫ Monｉｃa: I’ｍ OK. ___＿＿ﻫ A. You arｅ weｌｃome!
B. Fancy ｍeeting yｏｕ thｅre
Ｃ． Ａｒｅｎ’t ｙｏｕ ｈappｙ?ﻫ Ｄ． Thaｎｋ you fｏr aｓkiｎg
5. Ruby： Ｈｅllo, this iｓ Ｉnfoｒmatiｏn. Caｎ I heｌp ｙou?ﻫ Ｄora： __＿__ﻫ A. I’m cａllｉng tｏ make ａ B. Can yｏu ｔell me your name?
C. OＫ, thank yｏu fｏr your help
D. That’ｓ ｖeｒｙ ｋiｎd of
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Stｅve: Ｗouｌd you ｌike anything to drink? Ｉ hａｖe Sprite and oraｎge jｕiｃe.
Bｏb： _____ﻫ A. I’m teｒribly soｒrｙ ａbｏut B． Hｏｗ can it be?ﻫ C. Tｈａｔ’ｓ quｉｔe alrｉght
D. Sprｉｔｅ wｏuld be fine．
Janｅ: Ｗhｙ doｎ’ｔ wｅ play ｔenｎｉs this afｔernoon？
Biｌl: ___＿_ﻫ Ａ． Sounｄs lｉke an excelｌent ｊob．ﻫ Ｂ． Ｔhaｔ’s a brilｌｉant C. Ｉ’m sure iｔ isn’ｔ so bad.
D. Of ｃoｕrse we do
Ｌouis: Can Ｉ hａvｅ sｏｍe informａｔion ａbout thｅ hｅaｌth ｃlub?ﻫ Ａ. Yes， ｙou doﻫ B. Gｏ ａhｅａｄ
Ｃ． That’s a gｏod iｄeａ
D. Yes, ｃeｒtainlyﻫ
9. Mori: This looks a ｇrｅat parｔy． Ｔhａnkｓ for invitiｎg me．
Sｕsａｎ： ＿＿_＿_
Ａ． Neｖer B. Ｇｌaｄ ｙou coｕld makｅ iｔ
C． Doｎ’t botｈer wiｔh thaｔ.
D. I’d bｅｔter ask
: I’m gｏing to ｔhe suｐermarket to picｋ ｕp fｏod and drｉnk for Satuｒdａｙ’s picnｉc. Anｙ suggestiｏｎs?
Ｊａck: _＿＿__
A． I’m alｌ ears ｔo yｏuﻫ Ｂ． Ｉ wouldｎ’t mｉnｄ thａt
C. I’ｄ ｒaｔhｅｒ not
D． Ｉt’s ｕp to ｙou
: I’ve bｅeｎ ｇoiｎg to the gym for hａｌｆ a yeaｒ ｎoｗ!ﻫ Ａlｉｃe: _____ Ｙou ｌｏｏk so fit. Anｄ no moｒe beeｒ bｅｌly！ﻫ A. Ｉ caｎ say sｏ.
B. Ｉt’s ｔhａt riｇht?ﻫ C. I can ｔell．
D． Ｉs it poｓｓiblｅ？ﻫ
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Joan： Why aｒe you so late?ﻫ Ｍichael： ＿___＿ I ｌeft them in ｔｈe car.
Ａ. I cｏuldn’t find my ｃａｒ keys
B． You ｋnoｗ wｈaｔ happeｎed?
C. Ｉ ｄidn’t catch ｔｈe bｕs
D. Ｍy cａr ｗas out ｏf ｏｒderﻫ
Teｒri: Derriｃk, don’t you tｈiｎk ｙou ｓhoulｄ take a vacatioｎ? Eｖｅn ｏne or two days ｗoｕlｄ be ｆiｎｅ．ﻫ Ｄeｒrick: __＿__ Ｔheｒｅ’s too muｃｈ woｒk.
A. Ｎo way
Ｂ. That’s rｉｇht
Ｃ. Ｉt ｉｓ likelｙ
D. I tｈink so
Ｄoｎaｌｄ: Let’ｓ eａｔ oｕt, shａll wｅ？
Debｒa： Ｉ’ve gone ｔhｒｏugh mｙ paycheｃk for ｔhe ｗeek aｌrｅａdy
Donａld: _____ Dｏn’t worｒy about iｔ． It’ｓ my treａt.
Ａ. Yoｕ sａiｄ iｔ!ﻫ B. I coulｄｎ’t agreｅ more
Ｃ. I’m brｏkeﻫ D. Nｏ pｒｏblｅmﻫ
Ｔｉmｏｔhy: Ｓtanlｅｙ, tｈere’s ａ Mr. Miｌleｒ oｎ tｈe phone who ｗants to talk to you．
ﻫ Stanley: _____ Can ｙou ask him to hold? Tell hiｍ I’lｌ talk ｗitｈ him ｉn a feｗ Ａ. Ｗho is Mr． Miller?ﻫ Ｂ． I’m ｂusｙ aｔ tｈe moment
C. I don’t know ｈimﻫ Ｄ. Ｗｈａt’s hａpｐeneｄ?ﻫ
Part II Readiｎｇ Comprehension (4０ｐonｔs）ﻫ Diｒectioｎｓ: tｈere aｒe ｆour ｐaｓsageｓ in this ｐart. Ｅach pａsｓａｇe is ｆｏllowed bｙ fiｖe qｕｅstions or unｆiｎｉsheｄ ｓtａｔｅmentｓ. Ｆor eａch of them tｈｅre are foｕr ｃhoiｃes ｍaｒｋｅd A,Ｂ,C and Ｄ, chooｓe ｔhe best aｎd mark ｙｏur answer on ｔｈe ANSEWR SＨEET．
Ｐａｓsage Onｅﻫ Have you eveｒ heaｒd oｆ ａ pawｐａw(木瓜）? Iｆ nｏt， do nｏt feｅl bａd. Mａnｙ Ameriｃans do ｎｏt ｋnow ｏf ｔhｅ fruit, alｔｈough it is ｎaｔive ｔo ｔhe .．Once， however, it was one of the ｍost populａr fｒuits in Ｎoｒth Ameriｃa. Haｐpily, thoｓe who love thｅ pａwpaw are tryinｇ tｏ retuｒn it ｔｏ its ｆormeｒ pｏsiｔｉoｎ ｉｎ Aｍeｒiｃan A pawｐaw iｓ a troｐｉcaｌ fruit thａt used ｔｏ bｅ gｒｏwｎ aｌonｇ tｈe Eａst Coａsｔ fｒom New Yoｒｋ tｏ Fｌoｒida ａｎd ａｌl oｖer tｈe eastｅrn ．.Aｔ oｎｅ timｅ， ｉt cｏulｄ be foｕnd ａs faｒ weｓt as Nebｒaｓka．ﻫ The pａwpａw ｗas aｎ imｐｏrtanｔ foｏｄ for Nａtivｅ Amｅricanｓ and even eaｒｌｙ European settlers. Pawpawｓ reportedｌｙ wｅre ａ fａvoｒｉte trｅａｔ of George Wasｈingｔon, the firｓｔ . president, who esｐeciａlｌｙ likｅd ｔhem colｄ. Tｈomａs Jｅffｅrsｏｎ, ｔhe third . ｐrｅｓiｄeｎt, waｓ aｌso s fａn oｆ the fruｉt. Hｅ ｐｌaｎted papaws aｔ hｉs hｏｍｅ in Virginia. He also sent pａwｐaｗ ｓｅedｓ tｏ hiｓ friｅｎds in Ｆrance， American ｅｘpｌorers Ｌeｗｉｓ and Ｃlark wroｔe iｎ their ｊourｎals ａbout thｅ ｐawpaｗ．
ﻫ Ｔhｅ paｗpaw is dｉｆficult to ｂｅ sold commerｃially． Thｅ fruit reqｕｉｒeｓ a very special environmｅnt－--low, wet arｅas tｈat ｓometｉmｅｓ flood. It ｈaｓ a very sｈｏrt harveｓt seasｏｎ, ｆrom twｏ ｔo tｈree weｅｋs in Ｓｅptｅmber ａnd Ocｔoｂｅr. Iｎ addｉtioｎ, tｈe fruｉt iｓ ｇoｏd to eat fｏr oｎｌy ｔwo ｔｏ ｔhｒee ｄａys aｆteｒ ｈarｖeｓtiｎｇ. This mａkes it haｒd ｔo selｌ anyｗhｅre distａｎt ｆrom the pａwpaw ｔreｅ it cｏmｅs Planters arｅ ａgａｉn grｏwiｎg pawｐａw trees and hａrvestｉng ｔhe fruit. Ｉn ｓeveｒal stａtes farmeｒs ｈａve orgaｎizｅd “pawpaw festivalｓ” to reintroduce peｏｐｌe tｏ food. Ａt ｓuｃh a fesｔival in Maｒｙland reｃentlｙ, faｒmers displayeｄ difｆｅrent proｄucts ｍade with pawpａwｓ, like pawpaｗ jams, pｉes, iｃe-ｃrｅａｍ aｎd beer.
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16. Ｍany Aｍerican people dｏ not know ｔｈat tｈe pａwｐaw ____＿ﻫ A. Was once ｐoｐuｌaｒ in thｅ U． B. Is ｎａtiｖe ｔo the U．S. onｌyﻫ Ｃ. Has beｃoｍe popｕｌar aｇaｉnﻫ D. Is a hｅaltｈy fｒuiｔﻫ
1７Thｅ pawpaw uｓed ｔo bｅ ｆｏund mａinly __＿＿_
Ａ． Ａround Nebraskａﻫ B. In the ｅaｓteｒｎ ．
C. Ａll over Flｏridaﻫ D. In New Yorｋ sｕbuｒbｓ
18Ｇeorｇe Washiｎgton ａnd Ｔhｏmａs Jefferson ａre ｍeｎtｉoned in ｐarａgrａph ３ as ___＿＿
A. Ａmeｒican explｏreｒsﻫ B. Fａmous ｐoliticians
C. Eaｒlｙ ｐawpａｗ planｔeｒsﻫ D． Pawpａw ｌｏｖersﻫ
19It is diｆfｉｃult ｔｏ sell tｈe pawpaw ｏn a larｇe ｓcalｅ ｆor thｅ ｆｏlloｗｉng reasons ＥＸCPＥＰT ｔhat the fruiｔ ＿__＿_ﻫ A． Rｅquires a vｅry spｅcｉaｌ environmｅnt
B． Ｈas a vｅry sｈoｒｔ haｒvest seaｓon
C. Doｅs noｔ ｔａｓte gｏoｄﻫ D. Is dｉfｆicult to preservｅ ａftｅｒ ｈaｒveｓｔiｎｇ
Pawpaｗ fｅstivals are organizｅd iｎ soｍｅ states ____＿ﻫ A． As a waｙ of cｅleｂrating ｈarvest
B． Ａｓ ｐａrt oｆ ｔhｅ traditionaｌ cultｕreﻫ C. Tｏ disｐlay pawpaw gｒｏｗing ｔeｃhｎｉquesﻫ D. To rｅｉｎｔrｏduｃe ｐｅｏpｌe to tｈｅ ｆruit
Pasｓage Two
Throughout hｉstory， humaｎs ｈave ｓｕffered from ａ ｃｏnｄitiｏn tｈat thｅy have never beeｎ able to escａpe—ageｉng. Ｓomｅ reｓｅarchers, howｅvｅr， beｌｉeve wｅ ｍay be thｉnｋiｎg ａbouｔ ｉt in the wｒonｇ ｗay. They say we ｓｈｏuld starｔ treating ageing itseｌf aｓ ａ diｓease—one that caｎ be pｒeventeｄ ａnｄ Theｉｒ hoｐes are founded ｏn recent ｄiscｏｖｅries ｔhaｔ ｓuggeｓt biolｏgiｃal aｇeing may bｅ entirelｙ ｐreveｎｔable anｄ treａｔaｂlｅ． Ｆrom a biologicａl ｐrｅvｅntiｖｅ, tｈe ｂｏｄy agｅs at different ｒａtes accｏrｄｉng ｔo genetic and eｎvirｏnｍｅntal factｏrs. Ｔiny errors build up iｎ our DNA anｄ oｕｒ cells begiｎ devｅlｏpiｎg faults ｔhａt can grow ｉnｔo tｉｓsｕe damage, ｗhich ｌeads tｏ ageing and ａgｅinｇ—related diseaｓes.
Ｏｎe oｆ tｈｅ leadinｇ figｕｒeｓ in ｈuｍaｎ lｉfe reｓｅarcｈ, Aubｒeｙ De Gｒｅy, explaiｎs in ａn ｉntｅrvieｗ thaｔ tｈeir goal is tｏ dｅveloｐ a set oｆ ｔｈerapieｓ for miｄdle－aged and older peopｌe tｈaｔ will leave theｍ physicallｙ ａｎｄ mentalｌy equivａlenｔ(相称旳） to somｅonｅ uｎｄer the ａge of 30. “Oｆ coursｅ, ｗithoｕｔ ｗiping their meｍorｉes,” he ａdｄs. But ｈe ｄoeｓn’t think that is ｗill be ｐoｓsｉble tｏ stｏp ageｉnｇ ａltｏgetｈer. Hｅ sｅｅｓ a fuｔure wherｅ “rｅjuvenatiｏn technoloｇies” can bｅ applied tｏ old pｅopｌe in ordｅr to revert ｔhｅir cｅｌls to wｈａｔ they were likｅ wheｎ tｈeｙ were ｉn tｈeir yｏuth, buying ｔhem ｅｘtrａ time. Thｅ iｄeａ is tｈaｔ someone ｗho is trｅａted aｔ the age oｆ 60 wiｌl be ｂiologicallｙ reｖｅrtｅd tｏ 3０. But becauｓe thｅ thｅrapieｓ are ｎｏｔ ｐermanｅｎt fｉｘｅs． Ｔheｉr ｃells will ｅｎｄ up beｃomｉnｇ 60 years old aｇain in anotｈer 30 ｙeａｒs