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Part1UnderstandingLongConversations

(每⼩题：2分)

Directions:Inthisctionyou'carefullyandchoothebestanswertothe

questionsyouhear.

Questions1to5arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

1.

ghtnewclothes.

earchedintothecompany.

dbooksaboutinterviews.

coveredacret.

2.

n'tknowwherethecompanywaslocated.

gottobringhernewclotheswithher.

edtoohardtoimpresstheinterviewer.

therclothesbeforetheinterview.

3.

-shirt.

hirt.

.

.

4.

ughtherclotheswereOK.

thergoodclothes.

tedtoimpresswithherlf.

endedtostartrightaway.

5.

lwearasuit.

lwearjeans.

lwearcasualclothes.

lwearaT-shirt.

Part2UnderstandingPassages

(每⼩题：2分)

Directions:Inthisctionyou'carefullyandchoothebestanswertothequestions

youhear.

Questions1to5arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

1.

d.

d.

s.

s.

2.

ectationthatyouwilllikeorbelikedbyyour

Internetfriend.

hthatyourInternetfriendshouldbeattractivein

appearance.

riesthatyourInternetfriendmaynothavetoldyou

thetruth.

ethatyouwillbeabletorecognizeeachotherat

once.

3.

outthem.

fthem.

idofthem.

iththem.

4.

gatyourInternetfriend.

ghandswithyourInternetfriend.

gatyourInternetfriend.

gyourInternetfriend.

5.

ternetfriend'sphysicalappearance.

ternetfriend'svoiceandclothes.

youhavenevertalkedaboutbefore.

youarebothfamiliarwith.

Questions6to10arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

6.

ema.

atre.

htclub.

ousrestaurant.

7.

rfuldinner.

drinks.

tingmovie.

lentertainment.

8.

ted.

hocked.

dtopay.

histemper.

9.

ethewaiterwasmad.

ethewaiterwasangrywiththeman.

ethewaiterwantedtokeepthemancalm.

ethewaiterwasaskedtodosobytheman.

10.

edtocheckitagain.

edtopayithimlf.

edtogivethemanadiscount.

edtoaddthepriceoficewater.

Part3Cloze(withOptions)

(每⼩题：1分)

Directions:Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandchoothebestanswerfromthechoices.

Questions1to20arebadonthefollowingpassage.

Itisn'talwaysabouthowsmartyouareorhowhardyoutried.

Itisn'tevenalwaysabouthowwellyourspeechwaswrittenor

howwellyoumadeyour1.

Sometimesit''sright,

chershadtwomenof2.

智⼒),speakingability,

andphysical3.

practicedtogetherandtriedtoprentwithsimilarenergy,4.

ngavethespeechtofivedifferent

5.

prentation,onemanwasprovideda4-inchrirto6.

讲台).Aftertheyfinished,thepeoplewereaskedabouttheir7.

percentoftheaudiencewholistenedtothemanwho

appearedtobe6foottallagreedstronglywithhis8.

9.

onlyhad57%agreewithhisargument10.

earchers11.

experimenttenmoretimeswith12.

Whetherweknowitornot,we13.

onothers'looksandmuchofthe14.

getfromthemisbadontheirphysicalappearance.

Introductions,jobinterviews,andencounters15.

probably16.

thatkeepingyourappearanceneatisnotimportant,butthere

arethingsthatwecannotcontrol17.

18.

someoneforpublicoffice,thebetter-lookingchoiceusually

t19.

ontheirappearance20.

showsjusthowmuchwearepersuadedbyaperson'slooks.

Badnewsmustbeeasiertotakewhenit'scomingfroma

prettyface.

Part4VocabularyandStructure

(每⼩题：1分)

Directions:ChoothebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

u'reinParisyoucan'thelpbeing________ofthe

waythestreetsarekeptclean.

ive

d

ous

s

kofferssomeadviceabouthowtomakeagood

________atjobinterviews.

de

on

sion

goodworkerwhowas________tohisfamilyas

wellastohiswork.

tent

ted

t

d

rydifficult,forthetimebeing,to________howmuch

moneyisneeded.

t

te

cherpraidandrewardedthegood________ofhis

studentsinclass.

or

on

________ourattentiononthequestionofreducing

ourcost.

e

idthat________totheplansofarhavebeenpositive.

ons

ns

uevernoticedthatJackalways________apicture

ofquietlf-worth?

s

s

ts

icates

beenknowntobecomeuptatthe________of

blood.

________ofthestudypopulationwillgreatly

influencethefinalresult.

r

on

ce

________,hecouldethetallchimneysofthe

factory.

ce

whathehadtodo,andhegotupanddiditbefore

hechangedhis________.

'sofficefacedsouthandhada(n)________ofthe

lake.

sion

tpeopleinChina,thebicycleisstilltheirmain

________oftransport.

sion

tion

ementandnoiofthemachines________him

completely.

d

d

ed

sso_______inherjobthatshedidn'thearanybody

knockingatthedoor.

ted

d

ed

thechildren________somedifficultyinlearningthe

material.

tered

nted

nced

ial________toldmethathedidn'twanttodiscussthe

issue.

sion

g

g

ngorganizationshavestarteda(n)________forsafer

roadsinthearea.

e

gn

ement

hegeneral________ofhishealth,itmaytakehima

whiletorecoverfromtheoperation.

on

ion

reourfuture,weneeda(n)________economic

strategy.

tent

s

sted

uotherformsofcommunication________we

maybeawareorunaware.

h

h

inwas________slowthatIwasalmosttwohours

late.

agineMary________inherfavoritechairbackhome.

g

nsat

foundthecoinswhile________inhisback

g

ging

igging

dgments,if________,haveusuallybeenconsidered

signsofimmaturityorlackofcommonn.

riously

eriously

riously

kenriously

27.I'doffertogiveyoualiftifI________mycarhere.

ng

28.________speechisthemostobviousformof

communication,wedouotherformstocommunicate.

ithhisfamilyforafewdays,Igainedoneortwo

insights________thereasonhebehavesthewayhedoes.

30._______,itcannotbewindy.

nhavingnotatmosphere

moontohavenoatmosphere

nhasnoatmosphere

nhavingnoatmosphere

Part5SkimmingandScanning(True/Fal)(每⼩题：2分)

Directions:cidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFal.

Questions1to5arebadonthesamepassageordialog.

Timelimit:4minutesand57conds

Bodylanguageistheoidthatour

singly,wordsthemlvexpressonlyven

percent.

holdyourarmsshowshowopenandreceptive(易接受的)eepyour

armstothesidesofyourbodyorbehindyourback,thissuggestsyouarenotafraidoftakingonwhatevercomesyourway.

Outgoing(外向的)peoplegenerallyutheirarmswithbigmovements,whilequieterpeoplekeepthemclototheirbodies.

uwanttoappearconfident,rethemonitorinclass,youcanalsotakeonthis

r,toappearfriendlywhenlisteningorspeaking,youmust

moveyourheadalittletooneside.

gstbestforyoutokeep

yourlegsstillwhenyouarebeinginterviewed.

Posture(姿势).refeelingdown,younormallydon'tsitstraight.

Also,kesbreathingmoredifficult,whichinturncanmakeyoufeelnervousor

uncomfortable.

uarethinking,youoftenpur(噘)htalsouthispositiontoholdbackanangrycomment

youdon'lessofwhatyouareactuallythinking,apersonislikelytothinkthatyouarenothappyifyou

havethixpression.

nguageisoftenoverlookedbecauwemainly

communicateinwords.

T

F

outgoingpersonmeetssomeoneheknows,heis

mostlikelytokeephisarmsclotohisbody.

T

F

aphfiveshowsthatyourpostureandyourfeelings

affect(影响)eachother.

T

F

ttendaninterview,movingyourlegsaroundalot

shouldbeavoided.

T

F

tconsideringpossibleculturaldifferences,thewriterof

thepassageissuggestingthatbodylanguageisalanguagethatisdifficulttounderstand.

T

F

Part6ReadingComprehension(MultipleChoice)

(每⼩题：2分)

Directions:ReadthefollowingpassagescarefullyandchoothebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

ayswearesoaccustomedtoinstantcommunication,itis

hardtoimaginetheexcitementthatwascreatedinthenineteenthcenturywhencables,whichwereudtotransmit

telegraphmessages,werelaid.

lethatcarriedthefirsttelegraphmessagesbetweenEnglandand

after,afisherman"caught"ngthatthe

copperwireatthecenterofthethickcablewasgold,r,anewcablewaslaid,

rewasstillnowayofndingmessagesbetweenEuropeand

America.

WhentheAtlanticTelegraphCompanywasformedin1856,ariousattemptwasmadeto"join"EuropetoAmericawithno

ngleshipcouldcarrysuchaweight,twosailingvesls,theAgamemnonandthe

Niagara,entionwasthatafterttingoutinoppositedirections,theyshouldmeetinthemiddleofthe

shipshadhardlycovered300mileswhenthe

1858,me,thoughgreatlyhinderedbystorms,theshipsweresuccessful.

Therewasgreatrejoicingafewmonthslater,whenafterthecombinedeffortsofbothships,BritainandAmericawereatlast

connectedbycableanble,however,

rattemptswerepostponeduntil1864whenBrunei'ssteamship,theGreatEastern,tforth.

Thispowerfulshipdidthewholejobbyitlf,butagainmessagescouldnottravelfreelybecauthecabledevelopeda

twasbeingmended,itbroke,leaving1300milesofworthlesscablelyingontheoceanfloor.

ButtwoyearslatertheGreatEasterncompletedahighlysuccessfuljourneylayingcable,andsincethenithasbecome

possibletondmessagestoallpartsoftheworld.

rethefirstcablesintheworldlaid?

ineteenthcentury.

arlytwentiethcentury.

ighteenthcentury.

1940s.