【導(dǎo)讀】本試卷分第I卷和第II卷兩部分。第一節(jié)聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來(lái)回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。聽(tīng)第6段材料，回答第6、7題。

　　

【正文】 e buildings, were looking out of his windows for help. their The earthquake that hit Alaska was one of the strongest quake in North America. It quakes destroys many towns and a great number of people were killed. destroyed 書(shū)面表達(dá)： Dear Zhang Sha, I am an editor of English Corner. I’ve received your letter asking me to give you some advice on how to learn English well. Here are some of my suggestions: First of all, I suggest you read the English words, sentences and short articles aloud every morning. Meanwhile, you should try to memorize the useful sentences as many as possible and recite some short passages as well. Besides, it is suggested that you read a great variety of books after school. Last but not least, a certain amount of time should be spent on listening exercises. In my opinion, as long as you can make good use of your spare time to learn English, surely, you will make great progress. Just as the saying goes, “Where there is a will, there is a way.” If you hold on to your dream and study hard, I’m sure you will be successful in your English learning some day. All the best! Yours sincerely, Wang Ping 聽(tīng)力材料： Text 1: W: Excuse me, I turned in my homework at 12 o’clock last night. Do you know why I got a 0? M: Yes. It’s because you actually turned it in at 12:05. We don’t accept late homework. Text 2: W: Do you know where we’re going? Pull over so we can c heck a map. M: Where should I pull over? W: Right there between those trees. Text 3 W: How was your weekend? Did you go on that trip? M: No, but it was still pretty good. At least I got a lot of homework done and had some of my mother’s home cooking. Text 4: W: What would you do if your teacher asked you to give a speech, Greg? M: I’d say I had a headache. Text 5: M: Excuse me, ma’am. Can you please stop asking so many questions? I understand that you’re curious, but we have to allow the class to continue. W: OK, sir. There’s just one more thing I don’t understand? Text 6: W: If we spend two weeks in Paris like you want, we won’t have much time left to visit my friend. M: Where does she live? W: In the south of France. I haven’t seen her in fifteen years, an d we were so close! Couldn’t we fly there? It would save time. M: I don’t know? I need enough time to visit my family in the city. And then we’re going on a little side tripo with John and Rachel. That will take at least eight days, because we’re going all the way through Italy by car. Text 7: M: Hello, ma’am. What kind of game is this? W: Hello, young man! We’re playing lawn bowling. M: How do you play it? W: Oh, you roll a ball, just like I in normal bowling. One difference is that we play outside on the grass. Another difference is that we use much smaller balls, four for each player. You can also knock someone else’s balls to get more points. M: May I try it? It looks like fun. W: You can e back two on Wednesday afternoon. That’s when we give free les sons. M: OK. Can I stay to watch the game this morning? W: Of course! Text8: M: Is it true that fastfood restaurants are very popular in the .? W: Yes, especially in big cities. M: Why? W: Because the food is good, the service is fast, and the prices are low. M: Oh, that’s good. So, which restaurant do you think is the most well known? W: McDonald’s. M: What makes it so popular? W: The employees there are helpful and polite, and the tables and floors are quite clean. Most important of all, customers can get the same food at any McDonald’s in any state or country. The food, of course, is quite good. French fries, hamburgers, sandwiches? all are specially prepared. M: I see. Well, it’s lunchtime now. Let’s get some hamburgers from McDonald’s. Text 9: M: Come on by and sign up for science camp! This is your chance to change the world! W: Excuse me, sir. M: Hello! Are you interested in going to science camp this summer? W: Yes, I think I am. What is it like? M: well, you get to live with 20 other kids in the country’s best science center. You do real experiments with important experts. Do you like animals? W: Of course! M: Good. You could study the way animals grow or how they act. There will be a scientist teaching these things at the camp. W: I’m interested in learning about how plants change over time. M: Wonderful! Then this is the perfect place for you. A famous plant scientist will be joining the camp staff this year. W: Great! How much does it cost? M: It’s free. But you have to apply. Only a small numbe r of students get to attend each summer. You will be peting against about three hundred others. Text 10 The city of Pompeii was a major Roman tourist nearly two thousand years ago. It was a very rich town. Pompeii was a popular vacation place for the romans. Many wealthy Romans had summer homes in Pompeii and would live there during the hot summer months. Pompeii was right next to the sea, so it was an important place for trade. The land was also very good because of the nearby volcano. After a volcano explodes, the land bees better for growing things. The area around Pompeii was excellent for grapes. This volcano was called Mount Vesuvius. In the year 79 AD, Pompeii was destroyed by this volcano. For several days before, there had been many earthquakes. NO one realized that this meant the volcano would explode soon. About 16,000 people died, which was almost the whole population of Pompeii. The city was pletely covered in ash from the explosion. Everyone fot about it until the 1700s, when they discovered the buried city again.