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－Whom do you want to see at the moment?

－The man ________ Mr．Li．

[　　]

A．called himself

B．you call

C．calling him

D．is called

答案：B

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第一节

请听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。在听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1．When did the basketball match begin yesterday afternoon？

A．At 2∶30

B．At 2∶45

C．At 3∶10

2．What is the possible relationship between the two speakers？

A．Colleagues(同事)．

B．Employer and employee．

C．Mother and son．

3．Where did this conversation most probably take place？

A．In a bank．

B．In a hospital．

C．In a hotel．

4．How does the man control his weight？

A．By going on diet．

B．By exercising

C．y eating fruits and vegetables

5．How did the woman feel about the price of the books？

A．She thought they were expensive

B．She liked the books

C．She thought they were cheap

第二节

请听下面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。在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，每个小题将给出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至第7题。

6．When did Steven start to feel bad？

A．On Tuesday．

B．On Monday．

C．On Sunday

7．What’s the possible relationship between the two speakers？

A．Friends．

B．Employer and employee．

C．Husband and wife

听第7段材料，回答第8至第10题。

8．What is William probably going to do on Friday evening？

A．To go to a pub．

B．To drink at home．

C．To wash his car

9．What does William usually do on Saturday morning？

A．He reads newspapers．

B．He plays chess．

C．He washes his car

10．What does Betty usually do on Sunday morning？

A．She plays chess with her friends

B．She reads the Sunday newspapers in the garden

C．She reads Sunday newspapers to her father

听第8段材料，回答第11至第13题。

11．How many hamburgers do they decide to buy at last？

A．30

B．50

C．15

12．For whom do they decide to buy some chicken？

A．Those who like hamburgers and hot dogs

B．Those who dislike hamburgers or hot dogs

C．Those who will not go to the picnic

13．What might they not plan to buy？

A．Fruit．

B．Potato chips．

C．Soft drinks

听第9段材料，回答第14至第16题。

14．What do we learn about the man from the conversation？

A．He has applied for a part-time job

B．He is 21 years old

C．He is a teacher at the moment

15．What sport does the man like best？

A．Table tennis．

B．Tennis．

C．Football

16．How much will the man get if he works for two weeks？

A．157 pounds．

B．175 pounds．

C．350 Pounds

听第10段材料，回答第17至第20题。

17．What does Kerilin Tian do？

A．She’s a manager．

B．She’s a secretary．

C．She’s a visitor

18．When does she begin to work？

A．At 6∶30 am．

B．At 7∶30 am．

C．At 8∶30 am

19．What does she do at 10∶30 in the morning？

A．She has a break．

B．She makes a phone call．

C．She checks her e-mail

20．What does she think of her job？

A．It’s tiring．

B．It’s challenging．

C．It’s interesting

阅读理解

　　Besides news reports that tend to focus on war or election, Americans generally don't hear much about people in other countries．One reason may be that very little foreign-language literature is translated into English．In the United States, just a few of the titles, mainly translations of foreign novels, short stories, or poetry, make it into English．However, a number of efforts have taken root to try to bring more global literature to US audiences．

　　The online magazine of international literature, Words Without Borders, was founded by Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N．Y．The nonprofit site, now in its fifth year, offers modern writing from places such as Argentina, China and Italy, often for the first time in English．It gets about 200 000 page views per month and counts roughly 8 000 subscribers(订阅者), more than one-quarter of whom live in the US．

　　“There's a wave of interest right now,” says Jill Schoolman, publisher of Archipelago Books, a small nonprofit press in Brooklyn, N．Y．, opened in 2003 to publish world literature in translation only．“People are hungry for ideas from other countries．”

　　Rainmaker Translations－a Las Vegas-based nonprofit－was formed two years ago to support the publication of more top-quality global writing here in the US．They put out their first three titles, translated from Arabic, Chinese, and Russian, in the spring of 2006 and plan to aid up to four more in the coming year．

　　In March, the Center for the Art of Translation, a nonprofit started in 1994 in San Francisco, will publish Two Lines World Library, focused on writing from some particular areas published over the last several decades．

　　Dalkey Archive Press, a century-old nonprofit publisher in Champaign, Illinois, has upped the number of translations on its publication list since 2003, from 25 percent to nearly 80 percent．

　　In recent years, more nonprofits have applied to the National Endowment for the Arts for help to publish literary translations．The agency is also trying to increase the availability of translated prose(散文)and poetry in the US, such as publishing partnerships with foreign governments．

(1)

The main purpose in founding the magazine Words Without Borders is ________．
[　　]
A．	to compete for page views and subscribers online
B．	to get American literature better known to the world
C．	to help advance nonprofit world literature translation
D．	to introduce more world literature to readers in the US

(2)

What do the publishers mentioned in the passage have in common?
[　　]
A．	They mainly publish top-quality world literature in translation．
B．	They don't aim at making money by publishing global writing．
C．	They provide their translation and publication services online．
D．	They have published a number of literary works in translation．

(3)

Which of the following shows the proper order of the founding of the presses(出版社)? DAP＝Dalkey Archive Press　　CAT＝Center for the Art of Translation RT＝Rainmaker Translations　　AB＝Archipelago Books
[　　]
A．	DAP→CAT→RT→AB
B．	DAP→CAT→AB→RT
C．	CAT→DAP→AB→RT
D．	CAT→DAP→RT→AB

(4)

Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?
[　　]
A．	World literature：Shared by the world
B．	World literature：Loved by Americans
C．	World literature：Found in translation
D．	World literature：Developed in styles

Besides news reports that tend to focus on war or election, Americans generally don’t hear much about people in other countries. One reason may be that very little foreign-language literature is translated into English. In the United States, just a few of the titles, mainly translations of foreign novels, short stories, or poetry, make it into English. However, a number of efforts have taken root to try to bring more global literature to US audiences.

The online magazine of international literature, Words Without Borders, was founded by Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y. The nonprofit site, now in its fifth year, offers modern writing from places such as Argentina, China and Italy, often for the first time in English. It gets about 200,000 page views per month and counts roughly 8,000 subscribers (订阅者) , more than one-quarter of whom live in the US.

“There’s a wave of interest right now,” says Jill Schoolman, publisher of Archipelago Books, a small nonprofit press in Brooklyn, N.Y., opened in 2003 to publish world literature in translation only. “People are hungry for ideas from other countries.”

Rainmaker Translations — a Las Vegas-based nonprofit — was formed two years ago to support the publication of more top-quality global writing here in the US. They put out their first three titles, translated from Arabic, Chinese, and Russian, in the spring of 2006 and plan to aid up to four more in the coming year.

In March, the Center for the Art of Translation, a nonprofit started in 1994 in San Francisco, will publish Two Lines World Library, focused on writing from some particular areas published over the last several decades.

Dalkey Archive Press, a century-old nonprofit publisher in Champaign, Illinois, has upped the number of translations on its publication list since 2003, from 25 percent to nearly 80 percent.

In recent years, more nonprofits have applied to the National Endowment for the Arts for help to publish literary translations. The agency is also trying to increase the availability of translated prose (散文) and poetry in the US, such as publishing partnerships with foreign governments.

1．The main purpose in founding the magazine Words Without Borders is __________.

A．to compete for page views and subscribers online

B．to get American literature better known to the world

C．to help advance nonprofit world literature translation

D．to introduce more world literature to readers in the US

2．What do the publishers mentioned in the passage have in common?

A．They mainly publish top-quality world literature in translation.

B．They don’t aim at making money by publishing global writing.

C．They provide their translation and publication services online.

D．They have published a number of literary works in translation.

3．Which of the following shows the proper order of the founding of the presses (出版社)?

DAP = Dalkey Archive Press CAT = Center for the Art of Translation

RT = Rainmaker Translations AB = Archipelago Books

A．DAP→CAT→RT→AB B．DAP→CAT→AB→RT

C．CAT→DAP→AB→RT D．CAT→DAP→RT→AB

4．Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?

A．World literature: Shared by the world

B．World literature: Loved by Americans

C．World literature: Founded in translation

D．World literature: Developed in styles

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