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第一部分　听力（略）

第二部分　英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）

第一节　单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

1.—Ifeelnervouswhentakinganexam.

—andyoucandoitwell.

A.TakeiteasyB.Takeyourtime

C.GoodluckD.It’suptoyou

2.Whenthecaptainfoundtheshipwasrapidlysinking，heorderedhismentosendoutaforhelp.

A.signalB.sign

C.symbolD.signature

3.Amongthemountainsalakeandnexttothelakesomecottages.

A.lie；standB.lies；stands

C.lies；standD.lie；stands

4.—CanIgonow，sir?

—Ifyouleave，doitquietly.

A.shouldB.must

C.shallD.may

5.Unfortunately，Ididn’thaveatirewhenmycarbrokedown.

A.suitableB.spare

C.commonD.practical

6.Thedrugisnotharmfulitself，butisdangerous，accordingtothenewfinding，ifwithalcohol.

A.takingB.beingtaken

C.totakeD.taken

7.Iwenttothelibrary，Isawhimsittingonthesameseat，readingcarefully.

A.NowthatB.Ifonly

C.InorderthatD.Everytime

8.—What’syourplanfortheoneweekholiday?

—AtthistimenextweekwethewarmsunshineinMaldives.

A.havebeenenjoyingB.haveenjoyed

C.willbeenjoyingD.areenjoying

9.Environmentalistsareveryworriedthatpowerstationswillbebuiltwaterresourcesareplentiful.

A.whereverB.whatever

C.wheneverD.however

10.Thefogwasveryheavyandalltheflightswerecancelled.

A.consequentlyB.constantly

C.continuouslyD.consistently

11.Thelittleboywon’tgotosleephismothertellshimastory.

A.orB.unlessC.butD.whether

12.—Doyouknowourtownatall?

—Surely，thisisthethirdtimeIhere.

A.cameB.come

C.hadcomeD.havecome

13.—Doyouhavereadyforthespringouting?

—No，Istillhavetobuysomefruit.

A.everythingB.anything

C.somethingD.nothing

14.Theteacheragreedtothesuggestionthatthestudentstwoweekstopreparefortheexams.

A.giveB.begiven

C.shouldgiveD.wouldbegiven

15.isknowntousisthattobaccocontainsnicotineandotherharmfulsubstances，soyoushouldgiveupsmoking.

A.AsB.It

C.WhatD.Which

第二节　完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

Intheclinic，IaskedifMichaelcouldberetested，sothespecialisttestedhimagain.Tomy16，itwasthesamescore.

Laterthatevening，I17toldFrankwhatIhadlearnedthatday.Aftertalkingitover，weagreedthatweknewour18muchbetterthananIQ（智商）test.We19thatMichael’sscoremusthavebeena20andweshouldtreathim21asusual.

WemovedtoIndianain1962，andMichaelstudiedatConcordiaHighSchoolinthesameyear.Hegot22gradesintheschool，especially23biologyandchemistry，whichwasagreatcomfort.

Michael24IndianaUniversityin1965asapremedicalstudent，soonafterwards，histeacherspermittedhimtotakemorecoursesthan25.In1968，hewasacceptedbytheSchoolofMedicine，YaleUniversity.

Ongraduationdayin1972，FrankandI26theceremony（典礼）atYale.Aftertheceremony，wetoldMichaelaboutthe27IQscorehegotwhenhewassix.Sincethatday，Michaelsometimeswouldlookatusandsay28，“MydearmomanddadnevertoldmethatIcouldn’tbeadoctor，notuntilafterIgraduatedfrommedicalschool！

”Itishisspecialwayofthankingusforthe29wehadinhim.

Interestingly，Michaelthen30anotherIQtest.Wewenttothesameclinicwherehehad31thetesteighteenyearsbefore.ThistimeMichaelscored126，anincreaseof36points.Aresultlikethatwassupposedtobe32.

Childrenoftendoas33aswhatadults，particularlyparentsandteachers，34ofthem.Thatis，tellachildheis“35”，andhemayplaytheroleofafoolishchild.

16.A.joyB.surprise

C.dislikeD.disappointment

17.A.tearfullyB.fearfully

C.cheerfullyD.hopefully

18.A.studentB.son

C.friendD.doctor

19.A.arguedB.realized

C.decidedD.understood

20.A.jokeB.mistake

C.warningDwonder

21.A.speciallyB.strictly

C.naturallyD.carefully

22.A.poorB.good

C.averageD.standard

23.A.inB.about

C.ofD.for

24.A.visitedB.chose

C.passedD.entered

25.A.allowedB.described

C.requiredD.offered

26.A.missedB.held

C.delayedD.attended

27.A.highB.same

C.lowD.different

28.A.curiouslyB.eagerly

C.calmlyD.jokingly

29.A.faithB.interest

C.prideD.delight

30.A.lookedforB.askedfor

C.waitedforD.preparedfor

31.A.receivedB.accepted

C.organizedD.discussed

32.A.imperfectB.impossible

C.uncertainD.unsatisfactory

33.A.honestlyB.much

C.wellD.bravely

34.A.hearB.learn

C.expectD.speak

35.A.wiseB.rude

C.shyD.stupid

第三部分　阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Editor’sChoice

UNWARRANTED：

PolicingWithoutPermission，byBarryFriedman.（Farrar，Straus&Giroux，

28.）Inthisaccessiblestudy，alegalscholararguesthatclearrulesgoverningtheuseofforceandsurveillance（监管），undercourtguidanceandpoliceleadership，arethesolutiontoabusivepolicing.

CANNIBALISM：

APerfectlyNaturalHistory，byBillSchutt.（Algonquin，

26.95.）Thisaccountisfullofimpressiveresearch，drawingonscholarlyjournalsandancienttexts.Schutt，abiologist，showsthatcannibalism（同类相残）inthenatural（includinghuman）worldismuchmorecommonthanweoncethought.

THESCHOOLDAYSOFJESUS，byJ.M.Coetzee.（Viking，

27.）Inthesecondinstallmentofhisallegoricalfable，theNobelPrizewinnerhascreatedamixedgenrecombiningtheenergyofphilosophicaldialoguewiththeemotionaleffectoffamilyromance.Theresultisrichandfullofinnertensionandsuspense（悬念）.

PRETENDINGISLYING，byDominiqueGoblet.TranslatedbySophieYanow.（NewYorkReviewComics，

24.95.）TheBelgianartistusescharcoal，pencilandinktohelpexploretheimportantrelationshipsinherlifeinthefirstofherbookstobetranslatedintoEnglish.

36.Ifyouareinterestedinstoriesaswellasdrawings，youarelikelytobuy.

A.UNWARRANTED

B.CANNIBALISM

C.THESCHOOLDAYSOFJESUS

D.PRETENDINGISLYING

37.Fromthepassageweknow.

A.someregulationscaneffectivelypreventabusivepolicing

B.wildanimalskilltheirownkindmorecommonlythanbefore

C.TheSchooldaysofJesusmainlyfocusesontensionandsuspense

D.charcoal，pencilandinkarehelpfulinexplorationandtranslation

B

Whenyou’reaparenttoayoungchild，youspendalotoftimetalkingaboutfeelings：

abouthavingtoshare，aboutbeingdisappointedbecauseyoumaynothaveacookieinsteadofbroccoli（花椰菜），aboutthegreatinjusticeofaparentpressingtheelevatorbuttonbeforethechildhasachanceto.

Andinaparentingculturethat’sincreasinglyconcernedwithcenteringchildren’sneedsaboveallelse，mothersandfathershavebecomeskillfulattalkingabouttheirkids’feelingswhilemaskingtheirown.Butnewresearchsuggeststhatparentswhohidetheirnegativeemotionsaredoingtheirchildren，andthemselvesharm.

Astudypublishedthismonthsaysthatwhenparentsputonafauxhappy（假开心）facefortheirkids，theydodamagetotheirownsenseofwellbeingandauthenticity.

“Fortheaverageparentthefindingssuggestwhentheyattempttohidetheirnegativeemotionexpressionandoverexpresstheirpositiveemotionswiththeirchildren，itactuallycomesatacost：

doingsomayleadparentstofeelworsethemselves，”researcherDr.EmilyImpettsays.

Itmakessensethatparentsoftenfallbackonampingup（扩大）thepositivityforthesakeoftheirchildren—therearealotofthingsintheworldwewanttoprotectourkidsfrom.Butchildrenareoftensmarterthanweexpectandarequiteintunewithwhatthepeopleclosesttothem—theirparents—arefeeling.

Therewasatimeaboutayearorsoago，forexample，whenIreceivedsomebadnewsoverthephone；IwashomewithmyfouryearolddaughterandsoIdidmybesttoputonabraveface.Sheknewimmediatelysomethingwaswrongthough，andwasconfused.

WhenIfinallyletafewtearsoutandexplainedthatMomheardsomethingsadaboutafriend，shewas，ofcourse，justfine.Mydaughterpattedmyshoulder，gavemeahug，andwentbacktoplaying.Shefeltbetterthatshewasabletohelpme，andthemomentmadealotmoresensetoheremotionallythanasmilingmomholdingbacksobs.IwasgladthatIcouldfeelsadmomentarilyandnothavetoworkhardtohidethat.

Relayingpositivefeelingstoyourchildrenwhenyoudon’tfeelthemisamovetheresearcherscalledhighcost—thatitmayseemlikethemostbeneficialtoyourchildatthetimebutthatparentsshouldfindotherwaysofcommunicatingemotionsthat“allowthemtofeeltruetothemselves”.

Butthisisalsoaboutchildrenseeingtheworldinamorehonestway.Whilewewillwanttoprotectourchildrenfromthingsthataren’tageappropriateorharmful，it’sbettertoraiseagenerationofkidswhounderstandthatmomsanddadsarepeopletoo.

38.Whatisthetypicalbehaviorofparentswhentheybringuptheirchildren?

A.Allowingtheirchildrenchancestodothingsthemselves.

B.Expressingtheirdissatisfactionwiththeirchildren.

C.Hidingtheirtrueemotionsfromtheirchildren.

D.Sharingtheirfavoritefoodwiththeirchildren.

39.Ifparentsputonafauxhappyface，.

A.theirchildrenwillbeprotected

B.theirchildrenwillbetakenin

C.theywillfeelhappyasaresult

D.theywillundergoworsefeelings

40.Theauthormentionedtheexampleofherdaughtertoillustrate.

A.childrenarenotsocleverasparentsthink

B.childrencanoftenunderstandparents’truefeelings

C.it’smeaningfulforparentstoalwayslookpositive

D.it’snecessarytoexposechildrentoharmfulthings

41.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat.

A.protectingchildrenfromageinappropriatethingsisimportant

B.itmakessenseforchildrentoknowtheirparents’negativefeelings

C.childrenwilladmiretheirparentsmorebecauseofbeingprotected

D.separationfromnegativefeelingshelpschildrenseetheworldhonestly

C

Amazonisbreakingintophysicalretailinanewway.TheonlineretailgiantrevealedanewkindofphysicalstoreconceptinavideopublishedonMonday.

Thestore，calledAmazonGo，doesn’tworklikeatypicalWalmartorsupermarket.Instead，it’sdesignedsothatshopperswilluseanapp，alsocalledAmazonGo，toautomaticallyaddtheproductsthattheyplantobuytoadigitalshoppingcartbyscanningaQRcode（二维码）.TheycanthenwalkoutofthebuildingwithoutwaitinginacheckoutlinebecauseAmazonwillchargetheirAmazonaccountandsendthemareceipt.

ThefirstAmazonGostoreislocatedinSeattle，whereAmazonisheadquartered.Foryears，therehavebeenrumorstheecommercecompanywouldexpanditsdominancefromdigitaltophysicalshopping.Amazonbeganexperimentingwithphysicalbookstoresayearago，butAmazonGomaymarkitsboldestbetonphysicalonesyet.Byremovingmuchofthestaffneededtooperateastore，Amazonkeepscostslowerthantraditionalcompetitors.It’salsoinastrongpositiontobringtogetherdataonitscustomers’shoppinghabitsonlineandofflinetomakebettersuggestionsinallsituations.

However，Amazon’smovedeeperintophysicalretailshopscomesinasensitivepoliticalclimate.Thecompanycouldbeperceivedasbeingathreattosomeofthe3.4millionAmericanswhoworkascashiers，accordingtotheBureauofLaborStatistics.Onthecampaigntrail，DonaldTrumprepeatedlycriticizedAmazonanditsfounderJeffBezosfor“gettingawaywithmurdertaxwise”and“h