【正文】 . I live a great experience at present, and I would just encourage any student to bee a member in a program at UC , Berkeley . ( ) 49. According to the writer’s advice, before students study in America, they should . A. make a lease agreement for a flat B. leave their warm clothes at home C. pay attention to the local weather D. prepare a phone as early as possible ( ) 50. When the writer’s classmate said ―I think we already met !‖, he meant. A. he and the write had known each other in France B. Americans needn’t shake hands when they met again C. he was not used to shaking hands with others D. the write had fotten about their last meeting ( ) 51. What does the writer mainly want to tell us? A. His experience at UC, Berkeley. B. The relationship between classmates. C. His advice on studying abroad D. The difference in attending a class. C Your body is special – no two people in the world are alike, Although you are different from everyone else, you have exactly the same body parts as the people around you , doing different jobs that keep all of us alive . What is inside my head? Your head houses the most valuable part of your body – your brain. As you are reading, your eyes send pictures to your brain which makes meaning from what you see. Your brain helps you to remember and thin, and makes sure your body is doing what it should. What is my skin(皮膚 ) for? Your skin covers your body. In most parts of your body, the skin is just as thick as half a centimeter. If you have your skin cut, it will have a quick cure and stop viruses from getting into your body. Your skin also helps you feel the heat and coldness of the environment around you. Hair grows from inside the skin. When you feel hot , extra heat es out through your skin . As a result, your body temperature drops. How do I move? Muscles(肌肉 ) are found in most parts of your body . They work with your bones to help you move – whenever you cry or smile, eat or speak , walk or dance, etc. Why do I breathe? Your body needs to take in oxygen from the air and give out the unwanted carbon dioxide in the body. When you breathe , air es through your nose and mouth into your lungs(肺 ) where oxygen flows to different parts of your body . What makes me sneeze? When dust or a strong smell gets into your nose, you sneeze. This is the way your body cleans up the dust in your nose. Your lungs push out the air and try to clear your nose. What does my heart do? Your heart is a very special muscle. It is slightly bigger than your fist (拳頭 ) and grows bigger as you do . If you place your hand on your heart, you will feel your heart beating which forces blood to move around your body. ( ) 52. The underlined word ―houses‖ in the passage probably mean . A. stores B. locks C. creates D. builds ( ) 53. If you have no skin covering your body, what would happen? A. Extra heat can only stay inside our body. B. Viruses can’t get into our body easily. C. We can’t feel the changes in temperature. D. Our body can be guarded by our hair. ( ) 54. What is the true fact about your body? A. Our heart is the same size from birth. B. We take in carbon dioxide to stay alive. C. Our muscles stop working when we nod. D. Sneezing is a way to clear our nose. ( ) 55. Which is the best title for this passage? A. What Your Body Needs B. How Your Body Works C. Why Your Body Grows D. When Your Body Moves 五、任務(wù)型閱讀（共 5 分） 先通讀下面的短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容完成表格（每空一詞） The following is from a survey of girls at the age of fifteen over Britain. Girls of this age have different lives these days because hey change their lifestyles. Joanne Kelly from Birmingham has talked about the survey. 1. The survey says that the average fifteenyearold girls get ￡ pocket money every week. Joanne: I don’t get that much! I get only ￡ 3 every Saturday. 2. The survey says that average fifteenyearold girl’s favourite subjects at school are drama (25%), then maths (19%), cooking (18%), English (17%) and music (13%). Joanne: Who are these average fifteenyearold girls! I hate them. And I do not like maths either. 3. The survey says that the favorite sports star for fifteenyearold girls is David Beckham. He gets 3% more than the number two star, Tim Henmen. Two more football players are on the list, Jamie Redknapp and Alan Shearer. Joanne: Oh yes! Beckham is my number one. Even if he is married to Victoria. 4. A usual evening activity, 14% of fifteenyearold girls watch TV in the evening. 9% tell us that they telephone their