At the age of 8 /When (Benjamin) he was 8./ In 1714.　——青夏教育精英家教网—

建议： 1.　题目一分(不写题目扣1分，但是只写了题目没写正文不给分) 2.　 What’s your biggest problem? (2 marks) ； 3.　 When and why do you have the problem? (when 1 mark; why 1 mark) ； 4.　 Have you solved the problem? (1 mark) ； 5.　 What have you done in order to solve it? Two examples. (each example 1 mark.)； 6.　行文：1Mark； 7.　书写字数1mark。 8.　 I.　 Listen to 5 questions or sentences and choose the correct response according to what you’ve heard from the tape. Each question or sentence will be read just once. (5 points) 9.　 1. What’s the bottle opener for? 10. 2. How well can you speak French? 11. 3. How do I turn up the heating? 12. 4. Excuse me, madam. It’s not a taxi rank here. 13. 5. This one is too small. Can I try a larger one? 14. II. Listen to five short dialogues and choose the correct answers to the questions.Each dialogue will be read just once. (5 points) 15. 6. A: What’s wrong with your motorbike, Alan? 16. 　B: It’s going to run out of petrol. Sorry, I can’t go to Walmart with you now. 17. 　Q: Where should Alan go now? 18. 7. A: What are you going to do this winter holiday, Sue? 19. 　B: Well, I’m a junior 3 student now. I have no intention of wasting time playing. I’m going to study hard. 20. 　Q: What’s Sue’s plan for this winter holiday? 21. 8. A: Why are you casually dressed today, Kevin? 22. 　B: Oh, mum, thank you for reminding me. Today is Monday. I have to wear my school uniform during schooldays. 23. 　Q: What does Kevin have to wear today? 24. 9. A: This is the emergency exit for this building. It’s usually closed. You can only use it in an emergency. 25. 　B: Sure. I understand. 26. 　Q: When can’t you use the emergency exit? 27. 10. A. When is the painting course? 28. 　　B. it’s on Tuesday evenings. The first class will begin this Tuesday. It will be the day after tomorrow. 29. 　　Q: What day is it today? 30. III. Listen to a passage and judge the following statements true or false. If it’s true, choose A; if it’s false, choose B. The conversation will be read twice. (5 scores) 31. In China, both men and women can drive cars. But things were different in Saudi Arabia. In Saudi Arabia, women were not permitted to drive cars. Actually, Saudi Arabia was the only country where women couldn’t drive. In order not to be against the law, Saudi families had to pay private drivers money to send their female members to school, work and other places. According to a report, nearly 800,000 men, most from South Asia, were working as drivers for Saudi women in this country. Fortunately, the king finally agreed to issue driving licenses to Saudi women on September 26th, 2017. From then on, Saudi women have the right to drive! This decision is welcomed by Saudi women. They think this is a great victory for women in this country. Obviously, a lot of private drivers working for women in this country are going to lose their jobs! 32. 　 33. IV. Listen to a conversation and choose the correct answers to the questions. Each passage will be read twice. (5 points) 34. M: Hello, Doctor White. 35. W: Hello. James! Come in and sit down, please. What’s wrong with you? 36. M: My right leg hurts and I have no intention of eating anything. 37. W: Don’t be afraid. Well, what happened? 38. M: Oh, it was an extremely horrible experience. I had an accident with a moped rider while I was walking on the road. He rode on the way for pedestrians and then did a U-turn. I didn’t notice him. So we two crashed into each other 39. W: Oh, I am really sorry to hear that. So did the traffic police come to deal with it? 40. M: Yes, then the traffic police officer came to solve the problem. 41. W: Why was the rider against the traffic rule? 42. M: He said he drank some alcohol and because of this, he was fined by the police officer. 43. W: How much did he pay the fine? 44. M: He paid 500 dollars fine. Doctor, is my leg serious? 45. W: Nothing serious. Luckily, the bones are not broken. But you need to lie on the bed for at least three days and you need to be looked after well, for example, eat some fresh fruit and healthy food which contains little oil. And here is some medicine. 46. M: I see. How do I take the medicine? 47. W: The yellow one, three times a day after meals and the green one, twice a day. 48. M: Thank you very much. 49. W: You are welcome. 50. 　 51. Ⅴ. Listen to two passages and choose the correct answers to the questions. Each passage will be read twice. (10 points) 52. 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　A 53. Hello, everybody. Here’s some information about our trip arrangements to the town of Chester tomorrow. It’s a long journey, over three hours each way if there isn’t much traffic, so we have to start early. The bus will wait for you at the school gate, and it won’t leave until half past six. You will have time for a cup of coffee before our first visit. This will be to the palace. It’s a very interesting old building and I’m sure you’ll enjoy the visit. Tickets for the palace cost three pounds fifty for each and if you have children, a family ticket is just eight pounds. There are a lot of things to see and we will be there for about two hours. We’ll take sandwiches for lunch with us and we’ll eat together in a park. You’ll be pleased to know that tomorrow will be sunny. After lunch we’ll walk around the old market. You’ll be able to buy all your presents there. We’ll meet at the car park where it stops. So it’s very important for you to remember the place. If you are lost, please give me a call. My mobile phone number is 07762-922569. Any questions? OK, see you tomorrow morning. 54. 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　B 55. What is the most effective vehicle nowadays? Which is your favorite way of travelling between countries and within cities? With the development of technology, ways of travelling may welcome the biggest change around the world. And Beijing shoots its own step. 56. 　In the near future when you take the subway in Beijng, you might see there is nobody in the driver’s seat! Don’t be afraid. You might just be taking a driverless subway line. 57. 　Last month, a driverless subway line started its trial runs in Beijing. It is planned to welcome passengers by the end of 2017, reported China Daily. It is the first driverless subway car made by china itself in mainland. 58. 　The driverless line, Yanfang line, with its length of 16.6 kms, is 5 kms longer than the No. 7 subway line, connects Beijing’s Yanshan and Fangshan areas. It has 960 seats and a top speed of 80 kilometers per hour. Xinhua News Media reports that the train is completely automatic. It can be started, stopped and watched by computers. And the leading mechanic of this project says that the train actually runs more safely and effectively than the train which humans drive. Besides, human mistakes have caused many train accidents. Drivers may suddenly be ill or become tired, but a driverless train can solve these problems. It is also said that the train has a special equipment to pull the brakes if the train hits any blocks. 59. 　　Driverless trains are nothing new. They have been used around the world, from Japan to Europe, in the 1960s. London Underground’s Victoria line, which opened in 1976, is the world’s first automatic subway line. 60. Ⅵ. Listen to a conversation. Fill in each blank with only one word according to what you’ve heard from the tape. The conversation will be read twice. (5 points) 61. Host: Welcome to the show tonight. As we all know, Chenglong is one of the most well-known actors in China. His action movies are so popular and amazing. Today, we’ll see how he can make his success around the world. Let’s welcome Jakie Chen!　 Hi! Jakie! 62. J: Hi! Everybody! Hi, Abby. I am glad to be on your chat show. 63. H: The audiences are so interested in your early life. Were you excellent when you were a little kid? 64. J: No, actually not! I was born in Hongkong. At the age of seven, my father sent me to the Chinese Opera school to learn dance, singing and martial arts which are called kongfu more often. 65. H: You went to an art school instead of the normal academic school. What did you learn at school? 66. J:　 Teachers at school intended to prepare boys for a life in the Peking Opera. So I was taught how to act at very beginning of my life there. But I’ve never thought kongfu and acting will be my lifetime career. In fact, I didn’t like the life at school because it was harsh and difficult. But I had nowhere else to go. 67. H:　 You didn’t become a Chinese Opera singer. What happened next? 68. J:　 I stayed at school for ten years. When I was 17, I graduated. Unfortunately the Chinese Opera was no longer popular. So my classmates and I had to find other work. I worked as a stuntman. The same as my classmates, we did all kinds of stunts in Hongkong movies, falling off buildings, jumping off bridges, jumping off and on the cars, fighting in dangerous places and being blown up. 69. H: Wow, that was so exciting and of course extremely dangerous. 70. J: I got hurt countless times. At least, I could earn some money to support my life. This life 71. didn’t last long. I was forced to go to Australia to live with my parents when the Hongkong 72. movie industry began to fail. I worked in a restaurant there. At 21, I went back to Hongkong, 73. playing as a leading part in the movie called “New fist of Fury”. That was a big success in 1976. 74. Some years later, I went to Hollywood. Although I made a hit there, I led my life in frustration. 75. So I returned to China again. 76. H: Yes! From then on, you were becoming a huge success from China to Hollywood through your hard work. Now, we can see that your focus shifts and you spend more time on working for children, the old.. 77. J: Movie is my life. It makes me rich and famous. But if I die, I’ll give all my money to those who are in need. 78. H: You are so kind and warm-hearted. You are the idol of all people. Thanks for today, Jackie! 79. Ⅶ. Listen to a passage. Fill in the blanks with only one word according to what you’ve heard from the tape. The passage will be read twice. (5 points) 80. There have been many great inventions, things that changed the way we live. The first great invention was the one that is still important today--the wheel. This made it easier to carry heavy things and to travel a long distance. 81. For hundreds of years after that there were few inventions that had as much effect as the wheel. Then in the early 1800’s, the world started to change. There was little unknown land left in the world. They began to work hard to make life better. In the second half of the 19th century, a variety of great machines were invented. Among them were the camera, the electric light and the radio. These all became a big part of our life today. 82. The first part of the 20th century saw more great inventions. The middle part of the 20th century brought new methods to help people get over diseases. They made people healthier and let them live long lives. By the 1960’s more people could expect to live to be at least 60. By this time most people had a very good life. Of course new inventions continued to be made. But people now had a wish to explore more. The world is known to humans but the stars are not yet. Humans began looking for ways to go into space. Russia made the first step. Then the United States took a step. Since then other countries, including China and Japan, have made their steps into space. In 1969, humans took their biggest step away from earth. American first walked on the moon. This is certainly just a beginning though. New inventions will someday allow us to do things we have never dreamed of.

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