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英语参考答案听力(每小题1.5分)：15CBCAB 610 CBBAC 1115 ABBAC1620 BAABC阅读理解（每小题2分）：2123ACD2427 ACBD 2831 ACDB 3235 DCCB 七选五（每小题2分）：3640 CDBFE完形填空（每小题1.5分）：4145 CBADA 4650 BCCDA 5155 BDADB 5660 CDCAB语法填空（每小题1.5分）：61. have started 62. to celebrate 63. certainly 64. In 65. is practised66. What 67. where 68. stronger 69. activities 70. its短文改错（每小题1分）：Li Shizhen, a world-famous ancient Chinese medical scientist, was born in the doctors afamily in 1518. Ever since his childhood, he has shown a lot of interests in herbs. Have been influenced by had Havinghis father, he decided to study herbal medicine. He read lots of books, visit thousands of people visitedand did a lot of experiment. The pendendiun of Materia Medica, that he spent nearly thirty experiments whichyears on, was the more famous among his works. So far, the book has been translated many most intoforeign languages. Unfortunate, he died in 1593. Unfortunately He will always be remembered because what he has made great contributions to the medical development of China and the world.书面表达(One possible version)：One possible version:Dear Sir/Madam,I am Li Hua, a senior three student from China. Im writing to apply for the position as a volunteer teacher to teach Chinese in the ing summer vacation. Ill graduate from Senior high this summer and Ill stay in England from July 7th to the end of August. As you know, Im from China and Im perfectly confident of my Chinese level. Whats more, I used to be a volunteer teacher and Im sure my previous volunteering experience will qualify me for the job. More importantly, Im good at English, which will enable me to municate freely with the Chinese learners. I would be grateful if you can offer me the chance. Looking forward to your early reply. Yours, Li Hua 附：听力录音材料(Text 1)M:Im sobored.Ihavenothingtodoatwork.IjustsurftheInternetalldaylong. W:Damn! Imsobusyatworkanditsdrivingmecrazy.IreallywishIhadyourjob.(Text 2)W: So, how long have you been driving buses?M. Ive been driving this bus for only three months.W: Do you enjoy being a bus driver?M: Not really.(Text 3)M: Are you still working in a bar on the weekend?W: Thats right. But Im not working as a waitress any more. Now Im working at the cash register. M: Lucky you.(Text 4)M: Do you have any English dictionaries?W: Yes, just over there. Only two copies are left.M: Id like to see some English textbooks, too. Do you have any?W: Yes, they are at a discount. (Text 5)M: So how is your lovely pet dog?W: It really makes me upset.M: What happened?W: It always makes loud noises at midnight. Whenever I fall asleep, it always barks. (Text 6)M. I would like to make a hotel reservation.W: What day will you arrive?M. I will arrive on May 14th.W: How long will you stay?M: I need the room for 3 nights.W: How many people will stay in the room?M: I will stay in the room alone.W: Would you like a smoking or non-smoking room?M: I need a non-smoking room. W: We have booked a room for you. Please be sure to arrive before 4: 00 pm. (Text 7)M: What did you buy at the market?W: I bought some special local products.M: You seem to have bought the whole market!W: Yes. I really wanted to do so. I love those handicrafts, especially the paper-cuts.M: Paper-cuts are all hand-made. Let me see the paper-cuts you bought. Oh, they are all animals.W: Arent animals the main content of Chinese paper-cuts?M: All right. Animals are the most mon theme in paper-cuts. But there are other themes. W: I will buy some tomorrow.M: Why do you want to buy so many? W: Because I want to send them to my friends. (Text 8)W: Hey, Matt! What are you doing here?M: I called your house. And your brother told me youd be here. Nice jacket.W: Thanks. Its a present from the baseball team.M: Theyre going to miss you. Youre their star player.W: I wasnt today. We lost, twenty-two to two.M: Ouch. I think we need to have a talk.W: Look, if its about my decision to go to New York, Im not going to change my mind.M. I realize that. W: But Ill be back to visitand you can e and see me.M. No, lets not kid ourselves. Four years in New York will pretty much end our relationship.W: Lots of people have long-distance relationships.M: Not me. Im not a long-distance kind of guy. All our friends are getting married. Theyre having kids. I thought we were the next. (Text 9)W. Eric, how long will you be in China?M: I dont know. Well, my contract here is for one year, and I dont know what I should do after that. Maybe going around for a while. W: Well, have you ever thought about learning some Chinese?M: Actually, I am learning that now. But its too hard for me. The four tones really drive me mad. W: Dont worry. All things are difficult before they are easy.M: You hit the nail right on the head. W: Well, are you interested in the language-exchange program?M: What is it?W. I teach you Chinese, and in exchange you teach me English. M: Awesome. Ive been giving this a lot of thought. When can we do this?W: How about this Sunday?M: OK. Cool. W: Good. Ill give you a call tonight and let you know the details. M: No problem. W: Bye. (Text 10)M: French radio stations are angry about a possible new government rule. DJs are already unhappy because they have to make sure that 40 per cent of the songs they play are in French. Radio bosses say the new rule will make French people switch to music stream services instead of listening to the radio to listen to American or British songs. France says the new law is to protect its culture from American and British influences. It wants to stop the English language from getting deeper into French culture. The French music industry says the new law is necessary for the French language and French music. French musicians say the law is important to protect French musicians. One musician said, “It remains important for French artists to have the chance of making a career out of music.
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