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rate. 

B. 

impact 

of 

mass 

media.C. 

whatarereportedinthenewspaper.

3. 

When 

Jenny’s 

parents 

coming?

In 

April. 

June. 

C. 

July. 

4. 

Where 

is 

man?

At 

home. 

B. 

a 

hotel. 

restaurant.

5. 

How 

many 

adults 

there 

in 

man’s 

group?

3 

5.

第二节 

（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 

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A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。

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.

听第6段材料，回答第6和7题。

6．Where 

will 

have 

talk?

office. 

park. 

cafe.

7. 

they 

talk 

woman’s 

good 

idea. 

B. 

notebook. 

C. 

trip.

听第7段材料，回答第8和9题。

8. 

from?

Germany. 

America. 

China.

9. 

start 

language 

exchange?

Today. 

Tomorrow. 

Next 

Thursday.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10. 

Which 

place

touri

sts’ 

favourite 

site?

Modern 

Bridge. 

DB 

Tower. 

Nice 

Avenue.

11. 

probably 

do 

Walter 

Square?

Enjoy 

folk 

music 

and 

dancing. 

Buy 

some 

souvenirs. 

C. 

Get 

magnificent 

view 

city.

12. 

feel 

about 

trip?

He 

disappointed 

at 

it. 

feels 

unsure 

it 

eager 

for 

it.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13. 

has 

been 

consistent 

building 

brand 

over 

last 

25 

years?

Advertising 

media. 

B. 

Essence 

product. 

branding.

14. 

Volvo’s 

case 

indicate?

Volvo 

takes 

safety 

approach 

B. 

Companies 

shouldn’t 

change 

their 

image 

all 

time.

C. 

manager’s 

ideas 

usually 

different 

from 

those 

consumers. 

15. 

Mr. 

Roberston 

advise 

advertising 

mangers 

to 

avoid 

competition?

Treat 

customers 

as 

well 

boss. 

Put 

personal 

insights 

into 

brand.

Differ 

16. 

can 

we 

learn 

passage?

competition 

fierce 

now. 

Robertson 

president 

Corporation.

Building 

today 

very 

past 

according 

Roberston.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17. 

About 

Shakespeare 

Company 

which 

NOT 

mentioned 

text?

It 

lends 

books. 

prepares 

beds 

writers. 

reads 

books 

children.

18. 

know 

Whiteman?

was 

Ms. 

Beach’s 

neighbor. 

used 

work 

bookstore. 

followed 

ways 

doing 

business.

19. 

Why 

business 

closed?

She 

died. 

German 

made 

her 

give 

up. 

Her 

went 

bad 

worse.

20. 

did 

Whiteman 

name 

his 

bookstore 

Company?

1951. 

1962. 

1964.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项,并在题卡上将该项涂黑。

（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）

A.

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sSummerScienceClassprogram.YoucandownloadtheSummerScienceClasses2013brochurehere.Itiseasytoregister；

justcall8455344517orclickhere

.

TwelveweeklongcoursesinthenaturalsciencesandtheartsareofferedatBlackRockForestinCornwallfromJuly15throughAugust9.Twomoreclassesareofferedwithsitepartners，including“TheArtofScientificObservation，”hostedjointlybyBlackRockForestConsortiumandStormKingArtCenter，oneoftheworld'

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Wearedelightedtoannouncetwospecial“away”classesthatarepartoftheSummerScienceClassprogramthisyear:

an“AdirondackEcoAdventure”beginningAugust11，and“ConservationBiologyinFlorida，”beginningJune23a

ndfeaturingfieldworkontheGulfCoastincooperationwiththeUniversityofFlorida'

sSeahorseKeyMarineBiologicalLaboratory.FormoreinformationontheSummerScienceClassprogram，pleasereadourpressrelease.

BlackRockForestConsortiumisanonprofitorganizationfoundedin1989toadvancescientificunderstandingofthenaturalworldthroughresearch，educationandconservationprograms.

21．IfyouwanttobeamemberofSummerScienceClass，youshould________．

A．visitBlackRockForestfirstB．downloadtheirbrochure

C．callaphone8455344517D．registerbeforeMarch8

22．SummerScienceClass'

scoursesare________．

A．onlyaboutsciencesubjectsB．cooperatedbyseveralorganizations

C．fromJuly15throughAugust9D．hostedbytheworld'

sleadingprofessors

23．Wherecanyoufindthearticle?

A．Fromawebsite.B．Fromatravelingbrochure.

C．Fromanovelbook.D．Fromonefamousmagazine.

B

TheGreatGatsby,LordoftheFlies,andTheCatcherintheRye...thesebooksareusuallyamongthereadinglistsgiventostudentsintheUS.Theyallhavesomethingincommon–thewritersareallwhitemen.Astheliteraryideastaughtintoday’sschoolsareoftenthegroundworkforfurthereducation,criticsbelievethatreadingmostlywhitemaleviewscouldhavenegativeeffectsonstudents.

ScottCampbell,anEnglishteacheratNewTrierHighSchool,saidhebelievesthisfactcomesfromsocialoppression（压迫）.

“Womenahundredorsoyearsagowerenotencouragedorexpectedthattheymightwrite,sowe’releftwithliteraturethatseemsunbalanced,”Campbellexplained.“Thisisjustoneoftheafter-effectsofmaledomination（统治）.”

Someschoolshavestartedtochangethat.HancockHighSchoolinMichiganhasincludedbooksthatteachersbelievetobemoreculturallyrelevanttotheirstudents.Themeshaveincludedpowerandjustice（正义）,familyandwomen’srights,whicharetaughtthroughTheKiteRunnerandTheWomanWarrior:

MemoirsofaGirlhoodAmongGhostsrespectively（分别地）.

HancockjuniorSandraRodriguezsaidshewelcomesherschool’seffortstoreplacesomeofthetraditionalhighschoolreads.

“Thesebooksjusttalkaboutmenandmenandmen.Andtheyneveractuallyshowwomenactuallydoingsomething,”shesaid.“Youhavetoreadsomethingyoufeelgoodabout.”

Still,somestudentswarnthatthere’safinelinebetweenacurriculum（课程）thatreflectstheircultureandonethat’stryingtoohard.

“WecomefromaHispanic（拉美的）culture,butevenwhentheygiveus‘Hispanicbooks’,it’slikethesamebookoverandover:

Hispanickidwantstogointothewhitecommunityandnotgetlookeddownupon,”saidHancockseniorLissethPerez.

24.WhydothereadinglistsforAmericanstudentsneedimproving?

A.theliteraryideasstatedinthebooksofthelistsareoutofdate

B.thelistsoveremphasizethetopicofsocial

oppression

C.thelistsaredominatedbytheworksofwhitemaleauthors

D.thelistsdon'

tcontainanyworksbymodernwriters

25.Accordingtothepassage,whatkindofnovelistheTheKiteRunner?

A.Valuablefamilyvalues

B.thethemeofthepowerandjustice

C.Equalrightsformenandwomen

D.HugechangesintheHispaniccommunity

26.WhatdidLissethPerezthinkofthe"

Hispanicbooks"

onherreadinglist?

A.exciting

B.boring

C.inspiring

D.Confusing

27.WhatdothebooksinthereadinglistsforAmericanstudentshaveincommon?

A.Theyareaboutpowerandjustice

B.Theyareaboutfamiliesandwomen’srights

C.Theyareaboutsocialoppression

D.Theauthorsarewhitemen

C

HuLi'

sheartsankduetothecoloroftheair.Driving140kilometersfromTianjinCitytoBeijinglastweek，sheheldherbreathastheairbecameacharcoalgreyhaze（炭灰色的阴霾）．The39yearoldbusinesswomanhaslivedinBeijingforadecade，andthispastmonth，shesaid，broughttheworstairpollutionshehaseverseen.Itgaveherhusbandacoughandlefthersevenyearolddaughterhousebound（足不出户）．“MyhusbandaswellasIisworkinghere，sowehavenochoice，”shesaid.“Butifwehadachoice，we'

dliketoescapefromBeijing.”

Theextendedheavypollutionoverthelastmonth，whichcausedpunishmentinreturnforadaylastweek－calledthe“airpocalypse”byinternetusers－haslargelychangedthewaythatChinesethinkaboutthecountry'

sair.Ononeday，pollutionlevelswere30timeshigherthanlevelsconsideredsafebytheWorldHealthOrganization（WHO）．Flightswerecancelled.Roadswereclosed.OnehospitalineastBeijingreportedtheyhadtreatedmorethan900childrenforbreathingissues.BloombergfoundthatformostofJanuary，Beijing'

sairwasworsethanthatofanairportsmokingarea.

Thesmog'

s（烟雾）mostthreateningaspectisitshighconcentration（浓度）ofPM2.5－particulatematterthatissmallenoughtobreathedeepintothelungsandenterthebloodstream，causingbreathinginfections，lungcancerandpossiblydamagingchildren'

sdevelopment.TheWHOhasestimatedthatoutdoorairpollutionaccountsfortwomilliondeathsperyear，65%oftheminAsia.

28．Whichconclusionc

anwedrawfromthefirstparagraph?

A．HuLiislivinginBeijing.B．HuLitraveledtoTianjinforbusiness.

C．Thehazeisharmfultopeople.D．ThepollutionistheworstinBeijing'

shistory.

29．Thehazeaf