第一部分交际用语6.Excuseme,Ididntmeantobotheryou.(C).A.TheresnoproblemB.ItsapleasureC.ThatsquiteallrightD.Ididntrealizethat7.Thanksalot.Youvegonetosomuchtrouble.(B).A.ItsnotroubleatallThatsallright.IlikeitC.IdontthinkitsatroubleD.Itsverykindofyou8.Iveorderedpizzaandsalad.Whatelsedoyouwant?(D).A.YouarekindtoinvitemeB.Yes,pleaseC.IfindpizzaistastyD.beerisfineforme.Imnothungryyet9.Whatwouldyoulike,teaorcoffee?(B).A.Yes,IwouldB.Coffee,pleaseC.Yes,pleaseD.Itsverynice10.Hello,couldIspeaktoDonplease?(D)A.WhoareyouB.Whatstheproblem.C.AreyouJaneD.Whosspeaking第二部分词汇与结构6.Itisassumedthatstudentsatanintermediatelevelwillhaveagood_ofthebasicstructuresandvocabularyofEnglish.(A)A.commandB.CommandingC.tocommandD.commanded7.MoreandmorepeopleinChinanow_toworkregularly.(A)A.driveB.drivesC.DroveD.havedriven8.We_thebathroomandplan_thebedroomthisyear.(D)A.paintedtopaintB.ispaintingpaintingC.painttopaintD.havepaintedtopaint9.Iregret_thatImunabletohelpyou.(B)A.sayingB.tosayC.SayD.said10.Theyall_thejob.(B)A.askedafterB.askedforC.askedtoD.askedwith第三部分完型填空2.Frankknewhewasveryill.Hespentdayswalking,1asfarasthirtymiles2aday,tryingtoreason讨论withthepain,andstrangethoughtsinhismind.Then,onenight,hemadeuphis3thathewouldgotothehospitalandaskthemtoadmithim.Hereportedtoout-patients门诊病人andaskedtoseeapsychiatrist精神病医生.Ajuniordoctoreventuallyexaminedhimand4toFranksconfusedaccountofhavingbeeninhospitalbefore,ofhowhethoughtheoughtto5againbecausehewassoconfusedandknewsomethingwasverywrongwithhim.Thedoctordidnotadmit住院him.Frankcannot6whetherhewastoldthatthehospitalwasfullorthattheysimplydidnotbelievehim.IfeltIwascompletelyalone.Ithoughttherewas7theretohelp.SoFrankwentbackontothestreetstofindafutureofsleepingoutside,theoccasionalshelterinhospitals,andsometimesprison8hewaspickedupforbeingdrunk:drunkbecauseitwasthe9wayhecouldforgethiscondition.Frankhadsoughthelpandbeenturnedaway.Thousandsofothers10himcanfindnohelpeither.Theyarethesufferersfromlong-termmentalillnessthatconfusethemindsoftheirvictims.1).A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimeD.time(A)2).A.forB.atC.onD.in(A)3).A.headB.brainC.mindD.heart(C)4).A.listenedB.heardC.talkedD.took(A)5).A.beadmittedB.admitC.beadmittingD.havebeenadmitted(A)6).A.remindB.rememberC.recallD.forget(B)7).A.somebodyB.AnybodyC.nobodyD.everybody(A)8).A.wheneverB.WhereC.ThatD.why(C)9).A.onlyB.oneC.badD.first(A)10).A.asB.SomeC.AlikeD.like(D)第四部分阅读理解2.Listen,thatsnotright.Look,youdontunderstand!Sorry,Idontfollow.Arethesethreespeakers,whoarejustchattingnaturally,actuallyrevealingwhatmanypeoplebelieveistheirdominantthinkingandlearningstyle?Manyeducators,whoresearchinthisfieldsaythateverybodyhasoneofthreebasicwaysofprocessingtheworld:visual,auditoryorkinaesthetic.Studentswhofindtheirdominantlearningstylecanmaketheirlearningmoreefficient.TheVisualLearner:Look,youdontunderstand!Thevisuallearnertendstolearnbywatchingandcopyingwhatothersdo;theyusuallydrawdiagrams,mapsandpicturesratherthantakingnotesinwords.Theyhavearichimagination,theytendtoseepicturesintheirheadanddaydreamincolour;theynoticechangesinpeopleandplacesquickly;theyrememberfacesnotnames;theywriteneatlyandneedatidyenvironmenttoworkin,buttheyliketosurroundthemselveswithcolour,artandpictures;theydoodlealot.TheAuditoryLearner:Listen,thatsnotright.Theauditorylearnerpreferstolistentoexplanations,enjoysconversations,usuallytalksverywell,withawidevocabulary.Theytendtomovetheirlipswhentheyreadandoftentalktothemselves;theyusuallyremembernamesratherthanfaces;theypreferlisteningtomusictolookingatartandpictures,butwhentheyarestudying,musicdistractsthem;theyhumalot.TheKinaestheticLearner:Sorry,Idontfollowyou.Kinaestheticlearnersareusedtodoingthingsphysically,notlisteningtoexplanationsorwatchingdemonstrations.Theyliketomovearoundwhentheyarereadingorwalkupanddownwhiletryingtomemorisethings;theytendtotouchandhugpeoplealot.Theyoftenprefersportstocinemasandconcertsandmayloseconcentrationquicklyiftheydontstudyintherightway.Doyourecogniseyourselfinoneofthedescriptionsabove?Threestudentstookthetestsandthisiswhattheysaid.Thevisual