1 . Many people spend weekends doing meaningless things, which is a complete waste of our life. However, successful people make the best use of their weekends differently. Here are some things they may choose to do.

●     1    

Successful people don't go into the weekend with no plan.     2     It might be a little more loosely scheduled than a usual Tuesday, but with only so many hours in a week, successful people know they have to use all the free time they can get to finish tasks they need to.

●Get up early.

Of course, it feels good to sleep in. However, it's actually quite refreshing (使人精力充沛的) to get up and move early on days when you don't have to get up early.     3     It will leave them feeling more refreshed than just wasting two or three hours lying in bed staring at the wall.

●Put the phone aside.

In today's busy world, most of us never truly leave work. Our phones are likely connected to our emails and Twitter accounts, meaning we may deal with a work-related task even after 5 p. m.     4     They go fishing or hiking or do something without their phones in their pockets.

●Follow hobbies.

    5     They know they'll never get that time back. Even if their hobbies require hard work, they'll still be relaxed and comfortable while working on them if they're fond of them.

A．Make a plan.

B．Prepare for the week carefully.

C．But successful people need time to let work go.

D．The weekend is the perfect time to make up for it.

E．They plan their day out just as they would on any other day.

F．Successful people start their Saturday off by hitting the gym or reading a book.

G．Successful people use every minute of their free time to do something they love.

2 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What did the speaker do in the past few days?

A．He was on a business trip.

B．He did sightseeing in New York.

C．He attended an international meeting.

2. What will the speaker do next Monday?

A．Leave New York.

B．Go to Manila.

C．Write a report.

3. Why does the speaker want to read something on the plane?

A．To sleep better.

B．To kill time.

C．To keep himself relaxed.

4. What does the speaker ask Jocelyn to do?

A．Come to the meeting.

B．Finish the report today.

C．Send part of the report.

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Which chess class does the man choose?

A．The Friday class.

B．The Saturday class.

C．The Sunday class.

2. How often is the computer class offered?

A．Once a week.

B．Twice a week.

C．Three times a week.

3. When will the man go to the computer class?

A．From 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

B．From 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

C．From 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm.

4. What benefit will the man get if he takes two classes?

A．He can get some money off.

B．He can get help with his homework.

C．He can have the second class for free.

4 . The issue of how to feed a growing population is a crucial issue for the 21st century. The issue was high on the agenda (当务之急) at the recent United Nations Climate Change Conference in Egypt. According to the UN, by 2050, we will need to produce 60% more food to feed a world population of 9.3 billion.

Cambridge Judge Business School supports a number of businesses which aim to promote sustainable agriculture practices. One of the most important fields is precision (精准) agriculture, the science of improving crop yields and assisting management decisions using the latest technology. Outfield Technologies is targeted at high value fruit farming. Farmers buy their own drones (无人机), and then the Outfield software creates flight plans over the farm and processes the images taken by the drones.

By counting the fruit on branches and measuring trees, farmers can see where to apply fertiliser with greater precision, reducing usage and improving soil sustainability. Outfield’s software can also recommend where to start harvesting to reduce waste and labour costs. The rising cost of labour globally has become a huge issue within the agricultural industry, for reasons including the shortage of backpackers (some of whom become seasonal workers) in New Zealand, and the rise of minimum pay in South Africa.

The data gathered by drones can also predict yields. “Priming” the supply chain ensures a smoother journey from the farm to fruit bowl in your home. When an apple is picked, it is stored in a refrigerated environment for up to six months before being transported to a pack house to be washed, sorted, packaged, before being moved to a delivery centre and finally appearing on supermarket shelves. The chain depends heavily on transportation, but by predicting yields, Outfield aims to reduce waste as traders can predict fruit levels and reduce greenhouse gases caused by refrigerated storage.

Outfield co-founder Oil Hilbourne said, “The agricultural industry needs more investment to change. More money for 5G, education and investment in start-ups.”

1. What does Outfield Technologies do for farmers?

A．It offers them free flights.

B．It oversees farms for them.

C．It teaches them about high value fruits.

D．It uses drone-taken images to advertise farms.

2. What labour problems are different countries facing?

A．Pay in South Africa is very low.

B．South Africa can’t agree on minimum pay.

C．Backpackers in New Zealand fail to get paid fairly.

D．New Zealand isn’t drawing enough seasonal workers.

3. By gathering data by drone, the Outfield tries to_________.

A．boost the yield of fruit	B．make sure the fruit can keep fresh
C．ensure the fruits are transported timely	D．provide more convenient services to customers

4. Which would be the best title for the passage?

A．The future of farming	B．The trend of fruit picking
C．The promising market of high value fruits	D．The positive effects of farming on environment

5 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What do kids bring to school on Bubble Gum Day?

A．50 cents.

B．Old toys.

C．Some snacks.

2. Who is Ruth Spiro?

A．A teacher.

B．A writer.

C．A bookseller.

3. What was Bubble Gum Day originally established for?

A．Community groups.

B．Schools.

C．Businesses.

4. What is the aim of Bubble Gum Day?

A．To raise money for a charity.

B．To encourage kids to sell things.

C．To develop children’s creativity.

6 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What kind of lessons did Florence Nightingale take in her early years?

A．Music lessons.

B．English lessons.

C．Medical lessons.

2. Where did Florence Nightingale start a nursing home for women?

A．In Germany.

B．In Britain.

C．In France.

3. What did Florence Nightingale do in 1854?

A．She went to learn nursing abroad.

B．She built a hospital in a war field.

C．She looked after soldiers at the front hospitals.

4. When did Florence Nightingale write a book on public health?

A．Before the Crimean War.	B．During the Crimean War.
C．After the Crimean War.

7 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Where might the speakers be?

A．At school.

B．At home.

C．At an office.

2. What will the boy do this weekend?

A．Go skiing.

B．Visit a zoo.

C．Study with his classmates.

3. Where will the woman go this weekend?

A．To Washington D. C.

B．To Los Angeles.

C．To London.

8 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How did the man find the sailing trip?

A．It was expensive.

B．It was exciting.

C．It was boring.

2. What did the woman do on the weekend?

A．She practiced basketball.

B．She played tennis.

C．She went fishing

3. Who had a badminton competition?

A．Andy.

B．Joe.

C．Jenny.

4. Where will the speakers go next weekend?

A．To the seaside.

B．To the park.

C．To the theater.

9 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. For whom does the woman want to buy a tie?

A．Her father.

B．Her son.

C．Her husband.

2. On which floor is the children’s clothes section?

A．The first floor.

B．The third floor.

C．The fifth floor.

3. What does the woman need to do first?

A．Get some money.

B．Find the play area.

C．Go to the 4th floor

10 . What seems to be Sarah’s problem?

A．She often goes to work late.

B．She isn’t good at telling stories.

C．She couldn’t finish the task as required.