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课程终结考试笔试

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Information for the Examinees:

This examination consists of THREE sections. They are:

Section I:

Listening Test (40 points, 30 minutes)

Section II:
Reading Test
(40 points, 60 minutes)

Section III:
Writing Test

(20 points, 30 minutes)

The
total
marks
for
this
examination
are
100
points.
Time
allowed
for completing this examination is 2 hours (120 minutes)


YOU MUST WRITE ALL YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET.


Section I
Listening Test [40
points]




Instructions:


The listening test will take approximately 30 minutes.


There are
FOUR
parts to the test.


There
will
be
a
pause
of
30
seconds
before
each
part
to
allow
you to look at your questions.


There will be a pause of 30 seconds after each part to allow
you to think about your answers.


Part 1. Questions 1-4 are based on this part. (4 points)

You
are
going
to
listen
to
a
conversation.
As
you
listen,
decide
whether statements 1-
4 are true or false. Write T for “true”
and F for “false” on the Answer Sheet.


____1.

Sharon will get married soon.

____2.

Sharon’s mother will fly to the moon between June and
July.

____3.

Sharon’s mother prefers a registry o
ffice wedding.

____4.

Sharon’s parents are paying for the reception.


Part 2. Questions 5-8 are based on this part. (4 points)

You
are
going
to
listen
to
a
short
conversation
between
a
doctor
and a patient. As you listen, complete the notes of the doctor
by
filling
in
each
blank
with
one
or
two
words.
Write
your
answers
on the Answer Sheet.


Date:

Name:

General
conclusion:

Symptoms:

09/25/03

Kelly (5) __________ (Mr.)

(6) __________________

Nervy, (7) __________ , ready to jump
on anybody

Reason(s):

Bad habit: Heavy (8) __________

Prescription:

…


Part 3. Questions 9-16 are based on this part. (16 points)

You
are
going
to
listen
to
a
conversation.
As
you
listen,
choose
the
best
answer
from
A,
B,
C
and
D
for
each
question.
Write
your
answers on the Answer Sheet.


9. The phone number is ______ .

A.

4788234

B.

5778235

C.

4782234

D.

4782224


10.
The caller found the advertisement in a ______ .

A.

newspaper

B.

house agency

C.

local office

D.

lawyer’s office


11.
The 375 pounds covers ______ .

A.

rent and gas

B.

electricity and gas

C.

rent only

D.

rent, gas and electricity


12.
There is a __________ at the end of the road.

A.

supermarket

B. restaurant


C. post office D.
police office


13.
The house does
NOT
have a __________.

A. dining room

B. sitting room

C. basement
D.
garage


14.
The caller will come to look at the house at __________ .

A.

8 o’clock tonight

B.

9 o’clock tonight

C.

10 o’clock the next morning

D.

11 o’clock the next morning


15. The house is located at No. 9 __________.

A.

Brock Street



B.

Ullswater Road

C.

Moor Lane


D.

Wellington Road


16.
The
landlord’s
name
is
__________
,
and
the
caller’s
name
is __________ .


A. Tom Hall; Wellington



B.
Wellington


C. Wellington; Tom Peter




D. Till Hall; Mike


Tom
Peter;
Part 4. Questions 17- 32 are based on this part. (16 points)

Listen
to
a
monologue
about
marriage
and
complete
Task
1
and
Task
2.



Task 1.

Questions 17-26: Listen to the first part of the monologue and
then fill in each blank in the passage with one word you hear
from the recording. Write your answers on the Answer Sheet.

More
surprising,
perhaps,
than
the
present
difficulty
of
the
(17)
_________of marriage is the fact that marriage itself is (18)
_________and
active.
As
research
colleagues
find,
Americans
are
a
marrying
people:
(19)
_________with
Europeans,
more
of
us
marry
and we marry at a (20) ________ age. In addition, after a drop
in the early (21) _________, the rate of marriage in the United
States is now (22) _________. Even the divorce rate needs to be
(23) _________in this pro- marriage situation: some 80 percent
of (24) __________ people remarry. Thus, marriage remains, by
far, the (25) __________way of life for the vast majority of
people in our (26) ___________.



Task 2.

Questions
27-32:
Listen
to
the
second
part
of
the
monologue
and
then complete a summary of this part by filling in each blank
with one word. Write your answers on the Answer Sheet.


The
basic
family
unit
has
changed
more
drastically.
Twenty-five
years ago, there were usually a couple of (27) __________in a
family,
but
now
we
can
easily
find
childless
couples,
or
families
with children from former (28) ___________. These children can
stay
with
one
of
their
parents,
or
they
may
be
(29)
___________between the two.


Therefore,
the
American
family
types
vary
from
having
no
children
to having all kinds of “(30)_____________” or “part
-
time”
children.
A
child
can
have
step-parents,
half-brothers/sisters,
and even eight (31)______________! However, despite all these
complications, it is still true that most Americans spend (32)
___________of their adult lives married.


This is the end of the Listening Test.


Section II

Reading Test [40
points]

Part 1. Questions 33-37 are based on this part.

Match the contacts in the right column with the people in the
left column according to the information provided in the box.
There
are
more
contacts
than
you
need.
Write
your
answers
on
the
Answer Sheet.


How should they contact the person in charge


PEOPLE


CONTACTS

33.
Old
Uncle
Jimmy
needs
help
in
the
evening.

34. Sammy needs a Sunday job that
takes no more than 5 hours.

35.
Kern
is
looking
for
a
one-bedroom ensuite apartment.

A. 800-7600

B.

C.
800
4964
or
800
1571

D. Mr. Farlane

E. 800 2817

36. Mr. Heinz, a retired fireman,
F. 0734 774966

wants to get a gardening job.

G.
No
phone
number
37.
Gillian
is
planning
a
trip
available.
Visit
in
around London.

person.








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APTS.
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SERVICES

Fire
&
Rescue
Service:

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Pangbourne,
RG3
4RE.
0734
ENSUITE AVAIL.

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800-7600


ONE
BDRM.

Modern
furn.
apt.,
$$550
mon.,
air
cond.,
balcony.
Avail.
Jan.
1
or
immediate
occupancy.
Close
to
campus.
Call
Mr.
Farlane.
800-0119 after 10 .


FAMILY
HOME,
3
bdrm.,
full partition basement,
2
car
garage.
Large
yard.
Children & well trained
pets
welcome.
$$1175.
Call
Renter’s Aid. 800
-4300.
418222.


Education:
All levels of
schooling,
grants
to
students,
special
education
for
the
handicapped,
school
meals
and
transport,
careers
and
child
guidance,
youth
and
community service.

General enquiries: 0734
233652.


Social
Services:

Residential,
day
and
home
care for the elderly and
physically
handicapped
and
services
for
families

and children.

General Enquiries: 0734
861266/234809

Out
of
hours
services:


0734 774966.







HELP WANTED

PLANT
LOVERS
interested
in
working
part-time
at
the
Greenhouse
apply
in
BABYSITTING & HOUSEWORK

HELP
WANTED
for
housework
1/2 day per week. When
–

to
be
discussed
for
mutual convenience. Good
wages.
Sylvan
Street.
Call 800 2817.


person,
Mon.
–

Fri.
Liberty at Division.

Tilehurst
Divisional
Office
–

Moon
Ho
9/16
North St,

BABYSITTER
–
MY HOME

If
you
are
available
a
few
Tilehurst, RG13 1PL.


hours
during
the
day,
some
evenings
and
WAITPERSON
WANTED:
10
.
–

2 . or 10:30 .
–
5 . Call
for
interview
occasional
weekends
to
care
for
2
school-age
children,
please
call
Gayle
More,
days
800
1571,
evenings
and
appointments. 0322 938922

Curtis Restaurant. 207 S.
Main.

weekends 800 4964.






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2. Questions 38- 47 are based on the following passage.


Redecoration


Last October, I decided to completely redecorate my old house
on Turkey Hill Road in Westport, California. The carpets, the
furniture, the curtains, and the arrangement of the rooms were
still
the
same
as
it
had
been
for
20
years.
The
kitchen
was
still
the
same
shade
of
gray,
and
the
curtains
were
still
the
same
light
green color. The bedrooms were the worst of all. They had been
changed,
slowly,
from
comfortable
places
to
sleep
into
very
messy
storage rooms. The floors were covered with clothing, extra
chairs, toys, and anything else that I couldn't find another
place for.



Throwing caution to the wind, I began on the endeavour. First,
I chose a new colour scheme for the entire house. This was the
best part of my project, because colour is what gives any house
a
basis
for
decoration.
The
colours
that
I
chose
were
much
different from the old greens and blues that I used to have in
the house. The new colours were mostly brown, gold, and gray.
I had to paint the whole interior of the house, so I decided to
hire
some
professional
painters
from
Bright
and
Beautiful
Painting Company. When the painters saw how big my house was,
they told me that the job would probably take at least a month!
It did take them a month, but the house certainly was beautiful
when they finished.


Of course, redecorating doesn't include only painting. I went
to look for curtains that would be different, bold, sturdy, and
beautiful. I also had to find some carpenters to build more
shelving.
The
carpenters
changed
a
small
hall
behind
the
kitchen
into a small library for some of the books that I couldn't keep
in my other library.


As each room was painted, everything in the very crowded room
had to be moved to another overcrowded room. So much time was
spent,
but
it
was
worth
it.
While
I
was
moving
things,
I