【導(dǎo)讀】本試卷分為第I卷（選擇題）和第II卷兩部分。聽下面5段對話。每段對話僅讀一遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

　　

【正文】 convenient museum will stay open until night to allow more people∧ experience China’s traditional culture before to after working hours. In addition, visitors will have an access to more area soon after the renovation (修繕 ) work is 去掉 areas pleted this year. Near 65% of the Palace Museum will then be open to visitors to mark the 90th anniversary Nearly of the museum. The Forbidden City, that was built at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, had undergone which has extensive renovations over the past 10 years. 書面表達(dá)： Dear Tom, I’m sorry to hear that you broke up with your best friend Jack. Don’t be upset. It’s possible to make up with him if you clear up the misunderstanding. As for your understanding, you and Jack might not have tried to explain it to each other because of your anger and stubbornness. Perhaps you two were unwilling to give in to the other, which made you ignore each other temporarily. Now what you should do is talk with him face to face. Only in this way can you regain your friend. If not, you are likely to lose him forever. I hope you two can make up as soon as possible. Yours, Li Hua 聽力原文 (Text 1) M: Was your house rented out? Would it be convenient to see the room now? W: Could you e later? I’m going to the supermarket now. (Text 2) W: Look! How expensive the tennis shoes are? M: I think you might be mistaken. The price tag is for the hiking shoes above. (Text 3) W: I want to go to Bali by ship. M: Why? That’s crazy. A ship’s too slow. Fly. W: A plane is too fast. I want to relax on a ship for a few days. M: Well, have a nice slow ship. (Text 4) M: Ah! It feels great to get some exercise. W: Ugh…I’m so tired. I’m going to take a long, hot shower. M: Oh, well, try not to make it too long. We use too much water every day. We should save water. (Text 5) W: Is there any important information? M: The supermarket at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Park Street was robbed this afternoon. W: Oh, really? Is there any clue about it? M: It’s reported that the robbery is related to one of their guards. (Text 6) W: Would you mind showing me your passport, please? M: My passport? W: Yeah, it’s usual practice in South Africa, sir, to record the passport numbers of guests. M: Here you are. W: Thank you. Would you like me to call your room when the passport is ready for collection? M: What? You want to keep it? W: It’s just to save time now, sir. I’m very busy now, you see. I can type the details into the puter later. Or do you mind waiting here now? M: Yes, I certainly do. I’m tired after that flight and I need a shower and a rest. W: I understand. Here is your key. You’re in Room 216. Enjoy your stay. (Text 7) M: You know, Evelyn, I’m thinking about doing a course in the United States. I think it’ll help my career. W: Oh. Well, what’ll you do if Mum and Dad don’t like the idea? M: Oh, it’s OK. I’ll persuade them. W: Really? I don’t think Dad will like the idea. And what’ll you do if the course is really difficult? M: Easy. I’ll get some help from my teachers and other students. W: You seem very confident. What’ll you do if you don’t like the other students? M: I’m sure I’ll find a nice American girl! W: Oh, really! Steve, I don’t think this is a good idea, you know. There are lots of good courses here in Australia. (Text 8) W: Did you like the movie? M: Mmm…to be frank, I didn’t think it was as good as the former ones, even though the scenery is brilliant. How about you? W: I think the special effects were amazing. But I was a little bit confused, for the plot was too plicated for me. I tried hard to keep track of all the characters and figure out what was going on. M: Did you read the books before watching the movie? W: No. Did you? M: Yes, I have read them all. I think it’s easier to follow for people who are already familiar with the characters. By the way, do you often go to the movies? W: Yeah. I am a moviegoer and enjoy killing time in the theatre. (Text 9) M: Good morning! I’m Roy Carroll. W: Hello, Roy. Have a seat. Well, you seem to have the longest service record— seventeen years! M: That’s right. W: Well, you’re obviously happy here! M: I am, yes, although it used to be more fun. W: Why’s that? M: Well, it was more sociable. I used to go out more with my colleagues. When I first started here we had very long lunch breaks, sometimes for two hours. Now it’s only thirty minutes. And we all used the gym together. That doesn’t happen much now. W: Did you use to work more as a team? M: Yes, we did. We’re more on our own now. I also used to travel a lot more too. They’ve cut down on that. W: Has anything changed for the better? M: Yes, there are more opportunities to learn new skills. The money’s much better now. That’s why I’m still here! (Text 10) M: A lot of people don’t believe it when they see pictures of me when I was young, because I used to look really, really different. I used to have quite long hair, wear earrings. I used to play bass in a band. We made a few records and we’d go on tour quite a lot. I got to see the world a bit. I used to be a bit wilder than I am. I’ve really calmed down quite a lot, but when I was eighteen, I’d be out every night, clubbing, dancing, drinking, you know. I used to smoke around twenty a day, but I decided to stop it. It was difficult at the beginning. I tried to cut it down to eight a day. Then I finally stopped two years ago, and took up jogging instead! I think getting married has helped me calm down a lot too. I’m much happier now.