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2009 PartIListening (25MINUTES,20SectionA(1pointDirection:Inthissection,youwillhearnineshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation。questionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbereadonlyonce.Choosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesgivenbymarkingthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.A.VisitherGototheMeetherHaveajobA.BobismajoringinBobisalittleHelikesBobveryTheyshouldinviteBobtotheA.TheflightwasShedidn'tliketheShehadseenbothmoviesNomovieswereshownonherA.It’sIt’sIt’sIt’sanaverageA.ScienceA.WaitforAskMiketoPickMikeupintheStopworkingfortheA.Shedoesn’tlikeyingShewasthinkingthesameastheShehadsomethingelseinShehadsuggestedthesamethingA.MattwantstobecheeredMatthaslostMattworrieslittleabouttheMarthafeelsalittleA.ThemanisaThemanistooMarthalikeschickenveryMarthaisnottherightforSectionB(1pointDirections:Inthissectionyouwillheartwomini-talks.Attheendofeachtalk,therewillbesomequestions.Boththebalksandthequestionswillbereadtoyouonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,therewillbeapause..Duringthepause,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefour choicesgiven.bymarkingthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.Mini-talkA.Mr.LeealwayswastestimeinMr.LeelikestalkingaboutMr.LeealwaysfeelsboredinMr.LeeisalittleA.A.JimhastakenalowendJimhasgotawell-paidJimisnothopelessinfindingaJimisdesperateinfindingaMini-talkA.ThecontrolofdrugtraffickingintheUnitedTheanti-drugwarabouttheborderbetweenMexicoandTheinvestigationofthedeathofaretiredThefightofcorruptioninsideMexicanA.ThecriminalgroupsaregrowingveryThecriminalgroupscangetmoreprofits ernmenthasnotbeenseriousaboutthedrug ernmentiseffectiveinfightingthedrugA.SectionC（1pointDirections;Inthissection,youwillhearashortlecture.Listentotherecording andcompletethenotesaboutthelecture.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Aftertherecording,youareaskedtowritedownyouranswersontheAnswerSheet.Younowhave25secondstoreadthenotesbelow.請(qǐng)?jiān)诮Y(jié)束后把16-20題的答案抄寫(xiě)在答題紙上Forbestresultswiththeleastrisk,tomatoesshouldbentedwhen Somelargertomatoesmayneedatleastameterandahalf Theaverageairtemperatureshouldbeabout Therewasatimewhenpeoplethoughttomatoes ，whichisnotSomefruitsmaybecalled“vegetables”becausetheyareusedin foodsinstead SectionA(0.5pointDirections:Therearetenquestionsinthissection.Eachquestionisasentencewithonewordorphraseunderlined.BelowthesentencearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosethewordorphrasethatisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedone.Markthe correspondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyour,machine-scoringAnswerSheet.Peoplewhoworkovertimeatanyjobaremorelikelytosustainawork-relatedinjurythanthosewhoworktheirregularhours.A. B. C. D.TheseinstrumentsaresopowerfulastoenablethemtoascertainmanyfactsofthedeepestA.put B.find C.wear D.turnKunzlookedset eastarinhisfield,buthegaveitallupaftertheseA. B. C. D.Inthedisciplinesunderlyingourhigh-techeconomy,AmericaissteadilylosingitsglobalA. B. C. D.Theeconomyislessaffected,sothereisnoreasontotakeadimviewofeconomicA. B. C. D.Thespacecrafttoucheddownonscheduleandtheastronautswerehelpedoutof C. D.InthetropicrainthereisawiderangeofspeciespeculiartothisA. B. C. D.Theofficerdistributedamongtheyoungsteralltheblanketsandprovisions,withholdinghimselfonlyaA.kee B.kee C.kee D.keeThesegraduatesaremorethanobligedtothecollegeforthehappyfouryearsofcollegeA. B. C. D.RegularexercisecankeepyouenergeticandcontributetoaproductivelifeinthelongA. B. C.ultima D.SectionB(0.5pointDirections：Therearetenquestionsinthissection.Eachquestionisasentence withsomethingmissing.BeloweachsentencearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosethewordorphrasethatbestcompletesthesentence.Markthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.Observerscommentedthatlossofindependencewastoohigha(n) topayforA. B. C. D.Thejournalistwhohadsetouttoobtaintheseimportant alongtimetosendA. B. C. D.lingyourdoctoraboutallthemedicinesyoutakemayhelpavoidserious A.in B. C. D.TwodozenNewYorkersstoodonthetformatthesubwaystation, briefcasesandA.clipB. C. D.Each effortababymakesatspeechisasignofinlectualA. B. C. D.Iranhasexpandeditsuraniumenrientactivities UNdemandstoscrapitsnuclear-relatedprograms·A,indefianceof B.inlinewith C.inreturnfor D.inrelationtomovedto itsgrainproductionwhenitsgrainoutputhadkeptdecliningforfiveconsecutiveA.turn B.take C.step D.makeThemostinteresting AmericansisthattheyarebroughtuptobelievetheyarethebestatA. B. C. D.Thedeanaskedthesecretaryiftherewereenoughpeople toholdafacultyA.on B.on C.on D.onVisitorstothiswarmuseumare toseephotosofmassmassacrebyJapaneseA. B. C. D.PARTIIICLOZETEST(10minutes,10points,1pointDirections:Thereare10questionsinthispartofthetest.Readthepassage through.ThengobackandchooseonesuitablewordorphrasemarkedA,B,C,orDforeachblankinthepassage.Markthecorrespondingletterofthewordorphraseyouhavechosenwitha singlebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyourmachine-scoringAnswerSheet.It'sanewworld,andwebarelyseemtohavenoticed.ceswe withinexpensivelow-endmanufacturingaregoinghigh-techinabig Thespotlightismainlyinand,for . economyissurging, byincreasinglysophisticatedengineering,with from stosemiconductors.hasnearlyas aneconomy,poweredbyaEnglish-speaking who insoftwareandservices.Alongwiththese giants，countrieslikeJapan,SouthKoreaandSingaporearealsochallengingAmerica’s .Ifpresenttrendscontinue,90%ofalltheworld’sscientistsandengineerswillbelivingin

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D.PARTIVREADINGCOMPREHENSION(45minutes,30points,1pointDirections:Inthispartofthetest,therearefiveshortpassages.Readeachpassagecarefully,andthendothequestionsthatfollowChoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesgivenandmarkthecorrespondingletterwithasinglebaracrossthesquarebracketsonyour machine-scoringAnswerSheet.PassageHeadphonesusedwithMP3digital-musicyersliketheiPodmayinterferewithheartpacemakers（起搏器）andimntabledefibrillators（除顫器），U.S．researcherssaid.TheMP3yersthemselvesposednothreattopacemakersanddefibrillators,usedtonormalizeheartrhythm.Butstronglittlemagnetsinsidetheheadphonescanfoul即thedevicesifcedwithin1.2inchesofthem,theresearcherstoldanAmericanHeartAssociationmeetinginNewOrleans．Dr.WilliamMaiseloftheMedicalDeviceSafetyInstituteinBostonledateamthattestedeightmodelsofMP3yerheadphones，includingclip-onandear-plugtypes,in60defibrillatorandpacemakerpatients．Theycedtheheadphonesonthepatients'chests，directlyoverthedevices．Theheadphonesinterferedwiththeheartdevicesinaboutaquarterofthepatients一14ofthe60一andinterferencewastwiceaslikelyinthosewithadefibrillatorthanwithapacemaker.AnotherstudypresentedatthemeetingshowedthatcellularphonesequippedwithwirelesstechnologyknownasBluetoothareunlikelytointerferewithpacemakers.Apacemakersendselectricalimpulsestothehearttospeeduporslowheartrhythm.Themagnet,however,makeitdeliverasignalnomatterwhattheheartrateis,theresearchersAnimntabledefibrillatorsignalsthehearttonormalizeitsrhythmifitgetstoofastorslow.Amagnetcouldde-activateit,makingitignoreanabnormalheartrhythminsteadofdeliveringanelectricalshocktonormalizeit.Thedevicesusuallygobacktoworkingtherightwayaftertheheadphonesareremoved,theresearchers"Themainmessagehereis:it'sfineforpatientstousetheirheadphonesnormally,meaningthe夕canlistentomusicandkeeptheheadphonesintheirears．Butwhattheyshouldnotdoisputtheheadphonesneartheirdevice,，，Maiselsaidinaephoneinterview.Sothatmeanspeoplewithpacemakersordefibrillatorsshouldnotcetheheadphonesinashirtpocketorcoatpocketnearthechestwhentheyarenotbeingused,andshouldnotcethemovertheirchestorhaveotherswhoarewearingheadphonesresttheirheadonthepatient'schest,Maiselsaid.HowcanMP3digitalmusicyershinderpacemakersandP3yerscaninterferewithheartpacemakersandThemagnetsinsidetheheadphonescaninterferewithpacemakersandTheloudmusicbeatsposeathreattopacemakersandMP3yersarecedtooclosetopacemakersandDr.WilliamMaisel’stestsshowedthat headphoneshadinterferencewiththeheartdevicesineveryhalfofthemodelsofMP3yerheadphoneshadinterferencewithheartheadphoneshadmuchstrongerinterferencewithadefibrillatorthanwithaheadphoneshadmuchstrongerinterferencewithapacemakerthanwithadefibrillator53．Bluetoothismentionedasanexampleofcellphonesthat havelittleinterferencewiththeheartareusedinthetestsinDr.WilliamMaisel’sareequippedwithwirelesswillrecetheMP3yerThemagnetsinsidetheheadphonescancauseproblemsby sendingoutelectricalshocktodamagesendingoutsignalstomakeheartsbeattooseedingoutsignalstomakeheartsbeattoomakingtheheartdevicesPeoplewithpacemakersordefibrillatorsshould neveruseMP3digitalmusicnotuseMP3notusetheheadphonesneartheirputtheheadphonesinapocketwhentheyarenotbeingThewriter’spurposeinwritingthisarticleisto reporttheeffectsofcellphonesonwarnpeoplenottousemoderncomparedifferentheadphoneinformpeopleofthesafeuseofMP3PassageCybercrimeislikelytobringaboutasmuchdestructionasthecreditcrisisinthecomingyearsifinternationalregulationisnotimproved,someoftheworld’stopcrimeexpertssaidDamagecausedbycybercrimeisestimatedat$100billionannually,saidKilianStrauss,oftheOrganizationforSecurityandCooperationinEurope(OSCE)．"Thesecriminalsoutsmartusten,orahundredtoone,，，StrausstoldReuters,addingmoreInternetexpertswereneededtoinvestigateandtacklecybercrime.CriminalorganizationsareexploitingaregulatoryvacuumtocommitInternetcrimessuchascomputerspying,money-launderingandtheftofalinformation,andthescopefordamageisvast,expertstoldaEuropeanEconomicCrimeconferenceinFrankfurt."Weneedmultilalunderstanding,accountandoversighttoavoid,intheyearstocome,acybercrisisequivalenttothecurrentfinancialcrisis,” AntonioMariaCosta,ExecutiveDirectoroftheUnitedNationsOfficeonDrugsandCrime,said.Internetcrimeisalsoathreattonationalsecurity,theysaid.Severalcountries,includingtheUnitedStates,havevoicedconcernoversomehackers’abilitiestoelectronicallyspyonthem’anddisruptcomputernetworks．CallsforgreaterregulationoftheInternetcomeatatimeofregulatoryrenaissance,withmakerslookingtosupportthepowersoffinancialsectorwatchdogsinthewakeoftheglobalfinancialcrisis．"Becauseofthetransnationalnatureofidentity-relatedcrime,andespeciallyofcyber-crime,ifwedonottacklethecrimeeverywherewewillnotsolveitanywhere,”Costasaid.TheofInterpol,KhooBoonHui,saidincreasinglyhighlytechnologicalgangsfromAsia,EasternEuropeandAfrica～comingupwithever～sophisticatedwaysofswindlingmoneyfromvulnerablepeople.Healsosaidtherewasatrendofbossesbeingbribedbyfraudstersclaimingtohaveguiltyevidenceabouttheirfirms.Strauss,whoworksasSeniorProgramOfficerattheOfficeoftheCoordinatorofOSCEEconomicEnvironmentalactivities,saidInternetcrimewatchdogscouldlearnalotfromcriminalswillingtoswitchThemainideaofthepassageisthat cybercrimeisasdestructiveasthecreditcrisisinthecomingdamagecausedbycybercrimeisveryseriousandwillgettofightcybercrimerequiresenhancedinternationalinternationalorganizationsshouldbeestablishedtocrushcyberAccordingtoKilianStrauss, cybercriminalsare10or100timessmarterthanInternetInternetexertsare10or100timessmarterthancyberascybercriminalsareverysmart,moreexpertsareneededtolightagainsttheinvestigationofthecybercrimetakestimeandCriminalorganizationscancommitinternetcrimesbecause thereisnoeffectivetheycanexploitthepresentnocountryhaspaidenoughattentiontothecurrentfinancialcrisishasputtheataTowinthewaragainstcybercrime; makersshouldsupporttheirernmentseachcountryshouldsolveitsownproblemsUnitedStatesshouldyaveryimportantroleD,internationalcooperationiscrucialTheunderlinedwordswindling(inthe5thparagraph)isclosestinmeaningto A. B. C. D.Strausbelievesthat Internetsecurityexpertscanlearnalotfromcyberifcybercriminalswillcooperatewiththe,theycanbeInternetcrimewatchdogswillmakecybercriminalsshiftinternational」organizationscansolvetheproblemsofcyberPassageIt'shardtoknowwhototrustthesedays．Whenweseepeoplestagingswethink,Wow！Thesefolksarepassionateabouttheircause一otherwise,whywouldtheystandintherainforhours？Butsometimesit'sashow:YouandevenyourCongressmanmayhavebeenraisedtopowerbymanipulativemarketerswhopayseriousmoneytohireers.It'sameantrick.Let'ssayyouwanttostageapoliticalrally,butyoujustcan'tfindenoughpeopleforagoodturnout.Whatyouneedarefolkswithlotsoftimeontheirhands,whocanbepersuadedtomakeafussoveralmostSolution:HeaddowntoahomelessshelterandtakeoutNojoke一hiringthehomelessiscatchingon.LastOctober,aGeorgiaactivistpushingastatelawtocrackdownonillegalimmigrantspaid14homelessmen＄10eachtoholdsignsandmarcharound.Itworked.Peoplethoughttherallywasgenuine一alocalradiostationevenbroadcastitlive.ButlistenershadnoideathiswasjustacrowdforPayforrageworks一thehomelessgetalittle eandthelobbyinggroupgetsacrowd.Theonlylosersarecitizensand.themedia,whothinkthewholeshowislegitimate.After'aPhoenixTVstationrecentlynoticedralliesfeaturingthehomeless,theyaskedsomeoftheers,whowereholdingsignsaboutalocallabordispute,whattheywereupsetabout.Manyhadnoidea."Allwedoisstandouthereandholdthesigns，，’saidone.Someboldorganizershavebeenknownto"borrow'’people'snames.Inonecaseafewyearsago,membersofCongresswereswampedwithegramsabouta bill.ButsomeconstituentswereconfusedwhentheygotphonecallsfromtheirconcernedCongressmen一becausethey'dneverwrittenintobeginwith.Itturnedoutthatthousandsoftheegramswerefakedbya -industryPRfirm.Andguesswhat?NoaspectofthisnappearstohaveviolatedPostalServiceregulations．Thatmeansyournamecouldbeusednextinsupportofacorporatecauseyou'veneverheardof.Allofthisamountstoacorruptionofourdemocraticsystem:Youcan'ttrustsomeonewho'scallingyouaboutapoliticalissue,andifyouwritetoyourCongressman,hemightnottrustthatyouhaven'tbeenmanipulated.Maybethesolutionstartswithunmaskingallthoseralliesthatarejustoutrage-for-hirepurchaseddownatthelocalshelter.Fromthefirstparagraphitcanbelearnedthat thoseinginthecoldrainaremostCongressmenwereelectedbyfakeincome ersarepeople sareWhichofthefollowingstatementsisThehomelesstendtoorganizesandPoliticalralliesaresometimesmanipulatedbypowerandThehomelessaretoblamefordeceivingthepublicandPoliticalralliesattendedbythehomelessareontheThepassageimpliesthatsometimes peopleweredeceivedintobelievingthatthiswasarealandlegalthe ers.knewclearlywhattheywerepushing shaveneverattractedanyorganizerspaidgenerouslyfortheseTheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4"payforrageworks"meansthat organizersofsuchrallieshavetopaytheexpressingangercanleadtogoodthehomelesshavetobepaidhiringpeopletoshowyouroutrageisToshapetheCongressmen'sopinion, -industryPRfirm askedtheconstituentstosendegramstothewrotetolocalresidentsfortriedtoviolatePostalServicesentegramstotheCongressmeninthenamesoflocalralliesofthiskindmightresultin business B.disappearanceofpoliticalC.theincreaseofthe D.thecollapseofapoliticalPassageIthadbeenalong,brutaldayonthesalesfloorforyoungBrent.He'dhadhisshareof"ups"-whatretailsalespeoplesaywhenit'stheirturnwiththenextcustomer-andmorethanhisshareofdowns．Andnowhewasindangerofbeingshutoutfortheday.Hehadn'tbeenshutoutinalongrime.Eveninhisearlydayswiththe,hecouldalwayssellsomethingtosomeone.Hewasanatural. Butnotonthisday.This，ofcourse,exposedhimtosomegood-naturedridiculefromhisassociates，whotooknot-so-secretdelightinseeingthesalesgeniusgethisstrokeofBrenthadmoreatstakeherethanjustprofessionalprideandreputation,however.Brentwasanewfather:Heandhiswife,Kay,haddecidedthatshewouldbeafull-timemom,whichmeanthewouldfinanciallysupportthefamily.Whenhedidwellonthesalesfloor,financesweren'taproblem.Butwhenhestruggledtomakesales，thewholefamilystruggled.Towardtheendoftheday,amancameintobuyasuit.Thiswaspotentiallyagoodsale,thekindthatcanturnabaddayintoagoodone-justlikethat.Brentworkedhardtomakethesale.Butthemanhesitated.Brentknewalltoowellthelookhesawinhiseyes-thelookofacustomerabouttowalkoutthedoorempty-handed.Whenitbecameclearthatthemanwasgoingtoleavetodoalittlecomparisonshop,Brenthandedhimhisbusinesscardandinvitedhimtoreturnafterhe'dhadachancetolookaround.ThemanlookedatBrent'scard,thentookalonglookat"Soyou'reBrent'sboy,"themansaid,referringtothecardthatidentifiedhimasBrentJr."Doyouknowmydad?"Brentasked.“Suredo,"themansaid.Theychattedforamoment,establishingthelinkbetweenfatherandson.Thenmansaid,"Yourdad'sagoodman.Ifyou'reanythinglikehim…well,lmeagainaboutthatBrentcalledhisfatherthatnight,butnottorecountthestory."Ijustwantedtothankyou,"hesaid,"forgivingmeanameIcanbeproudof."WecanlearnfromParagraph2thatasasalesmanBrentwas B.hard-C. 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Brent'sfamilyhadtostruggletomakeendsBrent'sfamilyhadtoexperienceatemporaryhardthefamily'sfuturedependedonBrentandhiswifekeetheirjobsD：thefamily'swell-beingwascloselyrelatedtoBrent'ssalesperformanceAssoonasthemanenteredthestoretobuyaBrentfeltthathischancefinallyB．BrentdecidedtochatwithhimforaC.BrentgavehimhisgreetingandbusinessDentwassurethathecouldn'‘maketheBrentmadeacalltohisfatherbecausehadhadagooddayonthesalesB．hadmetanoldfriendofhisfather’searlierinthe·'E}-sproudofhis～’sD.wasgratefulforhavingarespectableWecanlearnfromthestoryweshouldcherishwhatwehavekeytosuccessistonevergive即itisimportanttohaveagoodourfamilyisthemostvaluabletreasurePassageFiveIftheuniversalityofimmersion-stylelanguageprogramsemergencytestprepclasses,tiredcollegekidsisanyindication,cramming（臨時(shí)抱佛腳）isawildlypopularstudystrategy.Professorsfrownuponityetconspirebysqueezingvasttopicslike"Evolution"or"Worldhistory1914topresent"intothelastweekofacourse.Soiscrammingeffectiveornot?AnewstudybyUC-SanDiegopsychologistsconfirmswhatyoumaydeepdown:Theanswerisno.Hurriedmemorizationisa．hopelessapproachforretaininginformation.Butit'snotallbadnews.Theteamoffersapreciseformulaforbetterstudyhabits,ariditdoesn'tnecessarilyneeddoggeddisciplineandroutine.Toarriveattheirprescription,thescientiststestedthe"spacingeffect"onlong-termmemory.Inotherwords，theywantedtoknowhowthetimegapbetweenstudysessionsinfluencestheabilitytoremembermaterialontestday.Theyasked1,354volunteerstomemorize32trivialfacts,suchas"Whoinventedsnowgolf?"(RudyardKipling)and"WhatEuropeannationconsumesthemostspicyMexicanfood?"(Norway)．Participantsreviewedtheanswersanywherefromseveralminutestoseveralmonthsafterfirstlearningthem,andthen～testeduptoayearThefindings？Studentsperformbetterwhentheyspacetheirstudysessionsratherthanwhentheytrytocrameverythingintotheirheadsduringonesitting.’Butforthosewhomustcram,timingiseverything.Accordingtotheresearchers,ifyouhaveonlyonedateonwhichtostudy,chooseadaythat'sclosertowhenyoufirstlearnedthematerialthanwhenyoutakethetest-butnottooclose.Forinstance,ifyouhaveaFrenchlessononMondayandaquizthefollowing·Monday,youshouldstudyonWednesdayforumretention.TuesdayistooearlyandSundayistoolate.Ifyouwanttoremembersomethingforayear,waitaboutamonthtoreviewwhatyoulearned.HalPashler,oneoftheleadauthors,sthatmostcrammersdon'trealizetheerroroftheirways．"Eveninthescientificcommunity,cramtypesummercoursesonnewresearchmethodsareextremelypopular,"hetoldmein幾an.‘`AndIhaveneverheardpeoplewhotakethesecoursesevennoticethefactthattheyareaperfectprescriptionforrapidforgetting．”Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeprofessors，attitudetowardRationallyrejecting．13}.,Xeasonablyignoring.C．Readilyaccepting.D．Reluctantlyhel.ThenewstudyonAV&kesusconfusedabouthowtoB．provesthecorrectnessofthegeneralunderstandingC，pointsouttheproblemswithwhat'spopularlyknownD．raisesquestionsastowhatshouldbeavoided77．Paragraph2mainlydescribes＿．thenecessityofthetheprocedureofthetheselectionofthetestsubiectsVICcontentofthetestquestionsAccordingtothepassage,.themostimportantcrammingstrategyisthestudy．puttingthingsinto．choosingtheoptimalreview．lengtheningthereviewBymentioningthesciencecommunity,HalPashlermeanstosaypeoplearenotfullyawareoftheproblemswithB．sciencepeopleshouldtaketheleadingivingupC.forgettingisoneofthemaiornegativeeffectsofcrammingVisimportanttodevelopbetterstudyhabitsthanWhichofthefollowingisthebesttitlefortheWhyPeopleCramB．How/toCrammewVeiimtionsofD.Cramming-NotaLong-term飛PAPER一、本試卷（PaperTwo)答案一律寫(xiě)在答題紙Il（AnswerSheetIl）一1}I草稿紙上的答題內(nèi)容一律不予PARTVTRANSLATION(30minutes,20points)SectionA(15minutes,10points)Directions:Putthefollowingparagraphinto.Writeyou；versionintheproperspaceonAnswerSheet11.Changesanddevelopmentsinasciencearedeterminedbynumerouscauses·Everysciencegrowsfromitspast,andthestatereachedinapreviousgenerationprovidesthestartingpointforthenext.Butnoscienceiscarriedoninavacuum，withoutreferencetoorcontactwithothersciencesandthegeneralatmosphereforlearning.Scientistsandmenoflearningarealsomenoftheirageandcountry,andtheycan'tliveindependentoftheculture.Besidesitsownpast,thecourseofscienceis’alsoaffectedbythesocialcontextofitscontemporaryworldandtheinlectualpremisesinit.Applicationsofthescienceandtheexpectationsthatothershave,ofitmaybeaveryimportantdeterminantofthedirectionofitsgrowthandchanges．SectionB（15minutes,10Directions:PutthefollowingparagraphintoEnglish.WriteyourEnglish versionintheproperspaceonAnswerSheet11.，拿通常需要三年時(shí)間。第一年積累足夠的學(xué)分后，學(xué)生接著在后兩年完成。PARTVIWRITING(30minutes,10Directions：Youaretowriteinnolessthan150wordsonthetopic‘叮幾‘ ImportanceofCollegeEducation’氣Collegeeducation,knownasoneofthemostimportanceeducationperiods,alwaysreceivestremendouspraiseandabuse.Asmoreschoolshavebeenbuilt,receivingcollegeeducation eseasierandeasier.Atthesametime,peoplewonderwhethertheteachingqualityofcollegeeducationreduces.ButIbelievecollegeeducationcounts.Firstly,collegeeducationintroducesafullknowledgesystemofacertainfield.Somestudentscominthatsomeknowledgehadalreadybeenlearntathighschool.Actually,therepetitionofknowledgedoesmoregoodthanharm.Asafullknowledgesystembeingintroduced,anystudentswhohaveknowledgeblindspotcansupplythelack.Andstudentswhohadalreadymasteredtheknowledgecanhaveareview.Onceastudentlearnsafullknowledgeofonefield,healsolearnsthewaytostudyacertainfieldofknowledge.Forexample,aswehavelearntEnglish,weknowthatwemuststudygrr,pronunciation,culturalbackgroundandotherthingsinordertomasteranotherforeignlanguage.Secondly,collegeeducationrequiresgoodself-studyskills.Lecturesgivenbyteachersonlyoccupiedpartoftheday’sstudy.Fortherestoftheday,youhavefullycontrolofyourself.Inthatcase,onemustdeveloptheirownwayofstudy.Readingbooksinthelibrary,ngsocialpractice,usingthemultimediaequipmenttohelpwithstudy,nomatterwhatkindofways,onewillformhisstudyhabitincollegeandfortheyearstoThirdly,collegeeducationenablesyoutomeetagreatnumberoffriendswithdifferenttalents.Socialcommunicationwillinvolveincollegelife.Throughallkindsofteamworkincollege,studentslearntoshowtheirownopinionsandrespectothers’opinionsatthesametime.Atanyrate,collegeeducationfocuseslessontheteachersandmoreonthestudentsthemselves.Itwillmakeastudentmucheasiertoadapttothesociety,andthat’swhycollegeeducationcounts.WhyShouldYougotoOneimportantanswertothisquestionismoreopportunity.Asopposedtogenerationsofthepast,highschoolgraduatestodayareunabletoobtainthenumberofhigh-payingjobsthatwereonceavailable.TheU.S.hasbeentransformedfromamanufacturing-basedeconomytoaneconomybasedonknowledge,andtheimportanceofacollegeeducationtodaycanbecomparedtothatofahighschooleducationfortyyearsago.Itservesasthegatewaytobetteroptionsandmoreopportunity.Thereareadditionalreasonsastowhyitisimportanttogotocollege.Whenstudentsexperienceapostsecondaryeducation,theyhavetheopportunitytoreadbooksandlistentothelecturesoftopexpertsintheirfields.Thisstimulationencouragesstudentstothink,askquestions,andexplorenewideas,whichallowsforadditionalgrowthanddevelopmentandprovidescollegegraduateswithanedgeinthejobmarketoverthosewhohavenotexperiencedahighereducation.Theimportanceofacollegeeducationisalsoaccentuatedbecauseoftheopportunitytogainvaluableresourcesduringyourtenure.Themoreconnectionswhicharecollectedduringyourcollegecareer,themoreoptionsyouwillhavewhenyoubeginyourjobsearch.Onceyouhaveendedyourjobsearchandhavestartedyourcareer,however,theimportanceofacollegeeducationhasnotbeenexhausted.Havingacollegedegreeoftenprovidesforgreaterpromotionopportunity.So,whyshouldyougotocollege?Thereasoningdoesnotbeginandendwiththejobaspect.Agoodeducationisbeneficialfrommanydifferentviewpoints,andwhiletheimportanceofacollegeeducationisquiteevidentformanyhighschoolstudents,whatisoftennotasclearishowtheywillpayforthateduc參考答案(June試卷’Listeningcomprehension(1-15):DBCACDBDAACCBD（16-20）：16.thesoilisbetweentwenty-fourweresweetVocabulary(21-40):DBCBACABD DBABCACDCClozetest（41-50）：BCACDCBADCReadingcomprehension（51-80）：BCADCDCCADBBCBADDBCBDADCDBBCA某一學(xué)科的變化和進(jìn)展（進(jìn)步）Itusuallytakesthreeyearstogetamaster'sdegreein.Afteraccumulating(Havingaccumulated)enoughcreditsinthefirstyear,studentswillproceed(goon)tocomplete(finish)athesisinthelasttwoyears．Notonlydoesthisthesishavetobeofsomeacademicvalue,butreflect(embody／demonstrate)thestudent'sabilityfor(todo)scientificresearch.Theincreasingweight cedonacademicintegrity(honesty)willcontributetohighermoralstandardsinthescientificPAPERPARTILISTENINGC