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1. What is the main purpose of Section B?

A．To advertize a tour operator’s programs.

B．To give people a sense of the weather of Qatar.

C．To inform college students of places they can go.

D．To encourage people to come to visit Qatar.

2. The underlined phrase “by hand” refers to ________.

A．environmental practices	B．the design of gold items
C．non-technological methods	D．rings and bracelets

3. Why does the writer apologize in the first paragraph of Section D?

A．Mr. Frobisher’s holiday was cancelled.

B．Mr. Frobisher’s flight was late to arrive at its destination.

C．Mr. Frobisher missed his flight earlier.

D．Mr. Frobisher didn’t receive his luggage when he should have.

4. Which sections encourage the reader to experience something special in Qatar?

A．A and D.

B．B and C

C．B and D

D．C and D.

5. In Section A, there are four sentences marked A, B, C and D. Please choose the one which is not related to the main idea of this section.__________

A．A

B．B

C． C

D． D

2 . 请阅读下面的篇章，用以下三种形式中的一种填空：①根据上下文填空;②用所给单词的正确形式填空;③根据单词所给的字母填空。每空一词。

If you have to work to support yourself through your studies, you needn’t think all student jobs have to     1     low-paid, dead-end positions. Opportunities do exist for young people to make some cash during their university years while building up impressive skills and experience to add to their CVs.

Som    2     it’s not even necessary to look further than your own campus to find a worthwhile part-time job. Many universities, for example, use their own students for     3     (contact) alumni—past students—for the purposes of fundraising, newsletters and such like. Working in the alumni office might improve your telephone communication skills, and it might also be     4     excellent networking opportunity. Who knows what useful contacts you could make in the business world?

If you prefer dealing     5     people face-to-face, how about offering your services as a campus guide for prospective students and their families? Fulfilling this role will demonstrate your maturity and trustworthiness and may help you to win a permanent marketing or PR position in the future. Don’t forget, also, that student unions, shops and sports facilities all need staff, so if you’re     6     (interest) in working in administration or the leisure industry, you could make a start in your chosen field within walking distance of your lectures.

Those with specialist skills could find a place for them on campus, too. If you’re a computer talent, you could be extremely useful to your university’s IT support team,     7     may know less about programming and building websites than you! Working for a college newspaper is always a good idea for would-be writers, alt    8     this tends to be voluntary work. Whatever your subject is, if you have a particular talent for it you may be able to find work as a private tutor with your     9     (young) or less able students.

Even traditional student     10     (job) like waiting tables and bar work can help you to establish a career for yourself, depending on how you present them on your CV. Think about the skills you have gained or improved by serving food and drinks, such as teamwork and cash handling.

3 . 请阅读下面的篇章，并根据其内容提示，从方框中所给的8个词语中选出5个，并用其正确形式填空。

chance,     come up with,     athlete,     go up,     steady,     run through,     that,     send up

The Great Wall Marathon

The Great Wall of China is one of the new wonders of the world, with breathtaking views. In 1998 Soren Rasmussen     1     the idea of organizing a Great Wall marathon. Rasmussen and two running experts chose a route along part of the Great Wall. The marathon has taken place annually in May since 1999. In the initial event, just 292 runners participated but numbers have gone up     2    —in 2015 there were 2,500 runners from over 160 countries.

The Great Wall marathon is considered to be one of the toughest in the world. The part of the route that is actually on the Great Wall includes two exhausting up-and-down sections about 8 km long with 5,146 steps. It’s such a steep climb in parts     3     it’s hard to walk up—never mind run! The weather is hot and humid, with temperatures of around 30℃, but it can be hotter. Part of the route passes through a dry river bed with huge boulders (巨石). Runners who arrive there later in the day find it challenging because the boulders have become so hot that it’s like     4     a sauna.

So who does the marathon? Surprisingly, the marathon attracts both professional     5     and people who want to run for fun or simply do something different. Some runners stop every 10-15 minutes to take photos, chat to the locals and enjoy the scenery! If the thought of doing such a marathon horrifies you, then you can do a half marathon or an 8-km fun run instead.

4 . —You need a break. Why don’t we go to a movie tonight?
—________
—You work too hard. A break would do you good.

A．Why didn’t you ask me out with Susan?	B．Have you finished your dinner yet?
C．I’ve seen American movies many times.	D．I’d love to, but I have a lot of work to do.

5 . —It’s very hot and damp today. Will it be any cooler tomorrow?
—I hear that it’s going to be even worse.
—________

A．I’m sorry it’s going to rain tomorrow.

B．That’s good. I really like humid weather.

C．Oh, no, I’m planning to go on an outing.

D．It’s a shame that it’s so dry this season.

7 . All passengers object to transferring to the next flight ________ they ________ a proper explanation.

A．though; will make	B．unless; are given
C．if; will give	D．because; are made

8 . Surprisingly, the weather report ________ the evening before the storm said there would be strong winds, ________ not a hurricane.

A．at; yet

B．of; or

C．to; and

D．on; but

9 . In the workplace, the e-mail has now become ________ way for the employers to monitor ________ what their employees are doing and thinking.

A．the other; either

B．one; every

C．another; both

D．other; all

10 . Given these conditions, there will not be ________ room left in one’s brain for ________ deeper thought.

A．a; the

B．/; a

C．a; /

D．the; /