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1.Howmuchdoesthemanpay?
A.20cents. B.25cents. C.45cents.
2.Whatwiltheweatherprobablybeliketomorrow?
A.Hot. B.Cold. C.Warm.
3.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutherroommate?
A.Shehasabadmemory. B.Sheisoftenlateforclass. C.Shehasimprovedintimekeeping.
4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
A.Anewstudent. B.Thecampuslife. C.Theircolegeteacher.
5.Whatdoesthemanintendtodo?
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7.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman?
A.Tocancelanorder. B.Tokeepherpromise. C.Tomakeacomplaint.
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A.Uncaring. B.Worried. C.Positive.
9.Howwilthemangotothecountryside?
A.Bycar. B.Bybus. C.Onfoot.
10.Howdoesthemanfindrentingacar?
A.Cheap. B.Pointless. C.Convenient.
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11.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?
A.Atahotel. B.Atarestaurant. C.Atasportsclub.
12.WhatdoesthemanoftendoonMondaysandWednesdays?
A.Herunsindoors. B.Hefixesamachine. C.Hetakesjudolessons.
13.Whatisthemansadvicetothewoman?
A.Drinkenoughwater. B.Dowarmupexercises. C.Haveadeliciousmeal.
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14.WhoisLaura?
A.Asinger. B.Awriter. C.Anathlete.
15.WhywilLauragotoColumbiaUniversity?
A.Tostudywriting. B.Tovisitherfriends. C.Toenteracompetition.
16.Whatisthemanlikelytodotomorrow?
A.TraveltoAfrica. B.Watchamovie. C.TourNewZealand.
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17.Whatseasonisitnow?
A.Summer. B.Autumn. C.Winter.
18.Whatdidthespeakerreceiveovertheholiday?
A.Somebooks. B.Luckymoney. C.Fireworks.
19.Whenwilthespeakergobacktoschool?
A.Today. B.Tomorrow. C.Inthreedays.
20.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?
A.Tosetnewgoals. B.Toexpressthanks. C.Torecalhisholiday.
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covers12km(8miles),youlexperiencetheattractionsinarelaxedgroupsetting,withafewextrasurprises
alongtheway.Withyourlocalguide,youlgoonanUrbanAdventurethroughpartsofAmsterdamtheaverage
touristdoesntsee.Passingbyuniquearchitecture(botholdandnew),centuriesoldindustrialzonesandformer
shipyards,youldiscoversomeofthehiddenurbangemsofAmsterdam.
WesetoffatCentralStation,whichisconvenientifyouareusingpublictransportasalofthemain
transportmethodshavestopsthere.OnceyouvebeenfittedoutwithatraditionalDutchbike,wewilbike
acrosstotheWesternpartofthecityexploringthe17thCenturyharbourareaofPrinseneilandandtheworking
classneighbourhoodofJordaan.
Wewiltakeashortferry(kl)rideacrosstheIJtoseesomeoftheupandcominglocationsoftheformer
shipyardsofAmsterdamNorth.Hereyouwilseesomeoftheindustrialbuildings.Theseareasarealsowelknown
fortheirimpressivestreetart.Aspartofthistour,youwilhavetheopportunitytocreateyourownartistic
masterpieces,asinthenorth,anythinggoes,aslongasitsbeautiful.
21.Howlongwilthebiketourlast?
A.Twohours. B.Threehours. C.Sixhours. D.Eighthours.
22.Wheredoesthebiketourstart?
A.Jordaan. B.MikesTours. C.Prinseneiland. D.CentralStation.
23.WhatisafeatureoftheareasinAmsterdamNorthexploredduringthetour?
A.Theyofferferryridesfreeofcharge. B.Theyhavenopublictransportatnight.
C.Theyarefamousforamazingstreetart. D.Theyarecrowdedwithforeignvisitors.
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Dr.MaryamAhmedsloveforsciencestartedincolege.WhenshefirstcametotheU.S.,shedidnthavea
clearplan.Likemanyinternationalstudents,shewasstilfiguringouthowtoadjusttoanewcountry,anda
futurethatwasntfulymappedout.InthoseearlydaysattheUniversityofVirginia,shewasexploring
differentclasses,justtryingtoseewhatclicked.
Oneofthoseclasseswasvirology(mno).Shedidntexpectmuchfromitatfirst,butthemoreshe
learned,themoreitmadesense.Itwasntjustaboutviruses;itwasaboutunderstandinghowtinyvirusescould
affectpeopleinbigways.Thatclasshelpedherfindherpath.
ShefinishedherbiologydegreeattheUniversityofVirginia,andthenearnedherPh.D.atWakeForest
University.There,shestudiedhowvirusesdevelopandcausedisease.“Igotexcitedabouthowviruses
specificalycausediseaseandaffecthumanhealth,”sherecals.
Now,Dr.AhmedisaprofessorandaleadingresearcheratOhioUniversity.Herteamchangesvirusesso
theytargetandkilcancer(pq)celswithoutharminghealthyones.“Ilookatvirusesfromaverypositiveview
now,”shesays.“Notonlyassomethingthatcausesdisease,butassomethingthatcanbeusedtofightcancer.”
Besidesresearch,Dr.Ahmedhasbeenworkingcloselywithstudentsandteacherstomodernizethe
curriculum(rs).Shewantsclassestobemorehandsonandconnectedtorealworldproblems.Shealsotalks
tocommunities,especialyinruralareas,toexplainhowvirusesandvaccineswork.Shebelievesscienceshould
besharedwitheveryone,notjustexperts.
ToherstudentsinterestedinvirologyatOhioUniversity,Dr.Ahmedsadviceissimple.“Forme,thatfirst
step,curiosity,hasthepowertochangeeverything.Itcertainlydidforme,”shesays.“Askquestions,and
worktogether,andthenyoucandoamazingthings.”
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A.Itgaveherdirections. B.Shebecameafraidofvirology.
C.Shedislikedmedicine. D.Itenabledhertostudyabroad.
25.WhatisDr.Ahmedsopinionaboutviruses?
A.Theywontbeusedtohelpsavelives. B.Theyareamajorhealthrisktoherteam.
C.Theycanbeturnedintoacureforcancer. D.Theyarejustsomethingthatcausesdisease.
26.WhatdoesDr.Ahmedworkonbesidesresearch?
A.Teacherspayment. B.Scienceeducation.
C.Studentslifeskils. D.Thetiesoffriendship.
27.WhatdoesDr.Ahmedadviseherstudentstodo?
A.Staycurious. B.Makeadetailedplan.
C.Doeasyjobs. D.Developagoodhabit.
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NewresearchshowshowpeoplelivinginSouthArabiathousandsofyearsagobuiltstonemonuments(tuv)to
adapttochangingenvironmentalandculturalconditions.Thesepeoplewerepastoralists,whomovedaround
withanimalslikegoatsandcattle.Asthelandchangedfromgreenandrainytoaridanddesertlike,they
changedhowtheybuiltmonuments.
Atfirst,whenthelandhadmorerain,largegroupsworkedtogethertobuildbigstonemonumentsina
singleeffort,oftenusingverylargestones.Ittookatleastsevenstrongmentoliftthebiggeststones.Someof
theselargermonumentscouldservelargegatheringsofpeople,wheretheycouldgatherwithmanycattleherds,
andhaveanimalsacrifices(wx)alongwithfeasts.
Astheregionbecamemorearidandcouldnolongersupportlargenumbersofpeoplenortheircoming
together,smalgroupstraveledwidely,goingtowheretheycouldfindwaterandgrassfortheiranimals.Asa
result,smalergroupsbuiltsmalermonumentswithsmalerstones.Thesewereoftenbuiltovermanyyears,
withpeoplereturningtoaddmoreparts.Thesearecaledaccretivemonuments,suchastriliths—stone
structuresmadefromthreestones.
Eventhoughthemonumentsbecamesmaler,thekeyrolethatthesemonumentsplayedinpeopleslives
remainedthesame.Asthesegroupsspreadoutinthedesert,thesemonumentshelpedpeoplemaintaina
community,evenwiththosetheymayrarelysee.Peoplecouldleavesigns,sharemessages,ormarkimportant
places.Somemayhaveevenhelpedothersknowifithadrainedrecentlyorifgrasswasavailable.
ProfessorJoyMcCorriston,wholedthestudy,explained,“Inmanycases,theywerebuildingamemory.
Theycametoamonumentandaddedtheirpieces.Themonumentsdeliveredreadablemeaningstootherswho
sharedthesameculturalcontext(yz).”
28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“arid”inthefirstparagraphmean?
A.Dry. B.Poor. C.Cool. D.Windy.
29.Whatcanbelearnedabouttheearlierbuiltmonuments?
A.Theywerevisitedbysmalergroups. B.Theyweremadeoflargestones.
C.Theyweremainlyusedforsacrifices. D.Theywerebuiltovermanyyears.
30.Whydidthepastoralistsspreadoutinthedesertaccordingtothetext?
A.Forthetraditionalview. B.Forthelargepopulation.
C.Forthecitydevelopment. D.Forthebadenvironment.
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A.Theywerethecarrierofadvancesinbuildings. B.Theyplaythesameroleinpeopleslivesnow.
C.Theybroughtthepastoralistsasharedidentity. D.Theyaredifficulttorecognizeinthedesert.
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AteamledbyGeoffreyW.MarcyoftheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,announcedtheyhadfoundtwo
planetarysystems,oneofthemjust15lightyearsawayfromtheEarth.Eachsystemfeaturesastarroughly
similartothesunandsomeveryunusualplanets.
Amongthe50orsostarswhereextrasolarplanetshavebeenstudied,scientistshavereportedonlyonewith
morethanasingleplanet.Thesenewsystemsbringsomesurprises.Onehasahugeobjectwhichmaybeafailed
star.Theothersystemhastwoplanetsthatmoveinaspecialwayaroundtheirstar.
Theplanetswerenotseendirectly.Instead,thegroupmeasuredthewobblesthattheorbitingbodies
produceintheirrespectivesuns.Thewobbleiscausedbythepuloftheplanetsastheyorbittheirstars.
Inthefirstsystem,thesunlikestarHD168443is123lightyearsawayfromtheEarth.Oneplanet,already
known,isseventimesthesizeofJupiter.Now,theresearchersfindthatHD168443hasasecondcompanion,
whichisatleast17timesbiggerthanJupiter.Thatstoomassiveforanormalplanetbutnotquitebigenoughto
bearealstar.Itmightbea“browndwarf”,akindoffailedstar.
ThesecondsystemorbitsthereddwarfstarGliese876.Oneplanetorbitsthestarin61days.Theother
orbitsinabout30days.Thesetwoplanetspuloneachotherandmoveinastable({|@)pattern.
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speculates(}')thatthetwohaventalwayshadthisspecialrelationship.Theinneronehasmovedclosertothe
parentstarandtheouteronefolowedatamorerapidclip.“Understandingthissystemcouldopenwindowson
thediversityofplanetformationintheuniverse,”Geoffreysays.
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A.Theywilbecomelivableinthenearfuture. B.Theywilfalintofailedstarsinsomeways.
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33.Howdoestheauthorpresentthefirstsysteminparagraph4?
A.Bygivingexamples. B.Bymakingasummary.
C.Byexplaininganidea. D.Bydrawingcomparisons.
34.WhatareGeoffreyswordsmainlyabout?
A.Thesignificanceofthefinding. B.Awaytomeasureaplanet.
C.Aproblemwiththefarplanets. D.Theimportanceoffindinglife.
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A.RelationshipsbetweentheSunandtheEarth B.ScientistsFoundNewPlanetarySystems
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SHE has lovely light . Brown as well. How tall? SHE SHE is about five feet, even taller than me. He is very nice to everyone. If you don't practice, you won't get any Better. but it's very hard work. Do you want to be the best? 第一节到此结束,第二节听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的ABC3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5秒钟。听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间,每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话,回答第六和第7两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Is there for anything I can do for you? Yes, I joined in your bottle this morning. You promise the journey will lost three hours, and we will visit fifteen sight seeing spots. Yes, mam, we promise that. But we just have seen eleven site seeing spots. really. We will look into this matter. Would you please wait a moment here? Yes, I will wait to see what the explanation is. Is there for anything I can do for you? Yes, I joined in your bottle this morning. You promise the journey will lost three hours, and we will visit fifteen sightseeing sports? Yes, mam, we promise that. 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Hi, I guess it's the first time that you've been . to this club. Yes, I am. You here. What about you? I have been a member here for more than six months. I come here and do exercise regularly. I want to stay in shape. What kind of sport do you often do . on mondays and wednesdays? I won several miles on a running machine. On fridays I take judo lessons. So can you tell me that toy should pay attention to? Of course, don't exercise when you are too hungry or too full. Do warm ups before you exercise. Yes, anything else? Remember to relax your muscles after exercising. Okay, thank you very much. You are welcome. 听下面一段对话,回答第14至第16 3个小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Susan, can you give me a description about lower the . new singer SHE, short and slim, with dark black hair and blue eyes. And what is her character like? She's outgoing, athletic and independent. Her kindness impressed me greatly. SHE has ever traveled to new zealand and africa. Really, that's really impressive. and that's not all. 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