1 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Who is older than the man?

A．Ann.

B．Oliver.

C．Mike.

2. Who is at university?

A．Ann.

B．The woman.

C．Oliver.

3. What does the man’s father do?

A．A teacher.

B．A volunteer.

C．An architect.

4. When did the man’s parents divorce?

A．Three years ago.

B．Two years ago.

C．A year ago.

2 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How many sisters does David have?

A．1.

B．2.

C．3.

2. How is the relationship between David and his parents?

A．Very close.

B．Very complex.

C．Very concerning.

3. How often does David eat with his family?

A．Once a week.

B．Twice a month.

C．Once a month.

3 . Researching your family history: 1837—1911

Many people are interested in researching their family history but often don’t know where to start or aren’t sure where to find records or which websites are the best value for money. Others have started but become stuck on some ancestors and would like to know how to overcome those brick walls. If you are one of them and maybe you have a family mystery that you would like to solve, this online event is sure to be what you are searching for.

Date and time: Tue, 12 Apr 2022, 21:00 CST

Location: Online event

Aim: Discover your family’s past with our top tips.

About this event

Discover how to use 19th and 20th century sources in your family history discoveries. Join our experts as they show ways to look into lives through the 19th century and throw light on the key sources available to help broaden your understanding of your family tree in the 19th century.

Including civil registration records after 1837 and data from the Census (人口普查) through the 19th century, the event will set you on your way to discover more about your family tree.

What’s online is a series of talks, in conversation events and lectures given by our experts and special guests. Events last about one hour, including an audience Q&A.

This event will be presented on Microsoft Teams. You do not need a Teams account to join an event, and can join anonymously (匿名地) from your browser (浏览器) if preferred. If you use a mobile device, you will need to download the Teams app. For the best experience we recommend using a computer. For more information on attending a Teams event, please visit: https://bit. ly/3hWNWwn.

1. What’s the purpose of Paragraph one?

A．To bring in the topics.	B．To conclude the passage.
C．To arouse readers’ interest.	D．To offer the background.

2. What can we know about Microsoft Teams?

A．It doesn’t need access to the Internet.	B．An account is a must to use it online.
C．An app is needed for cell phone users.	D．A computer should be avoided to use it.

3. What is the passage mainly talking about?

A．Family tree.

B．Online event.

C．Microsoft Teams.

D．Populations.

4 . Genealogy (the study of family history) is a popular hobby in the US and around the world. Finding out about your close relatives as well as your ancestors can help you learn more about your cultural background.     1     Here’s how you can get started.

Make a family tree.

One fun way to begin is by making a family tree.     2     On a large piece of paper, write the names of the people in your immediate family (your parents and siblings) across the bottom. With help from a parent or other relative, fill in additional family members and draw lines to show how they connected, including grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and uncles, and cousins.     3    

Plan a family reunion.

    4     Consider asking a parent or grandparent if they could help you plan a family reunion. Discuss a convenient location for everyone, whether it’s at someone’s home, a hotel or restaurant, or a local park. If it’s not possible to have a reunion in person, you could plan a time for your relatives to join a video call. This could be a great opportunity to ask people to show photos, add to your family tree, or share their favorite traditions.

    5    

Last names, also called surnames, are one way families maybe linked across generations. When you look at your family tree, you may see a few common last names. These surnames can give you clues about your family’s history. Some last names are related to jobs people may have held (for example, the name Smith was originally used by blacksmiths), while others might be related to where a family lived. You can find out more about surnames on lots of websites.

A．Research names.

B．Explore where your family once lived.

C．This is a chart that lists people you’re related to.

D．Learning more about your relatives’ past can be fun and rewarding.

E．Keep adding names as far back as you or your relatives can remember.

F．You can also feel closer to your family, and strengthen your sense of identity.

G．One of the best ways to celebrate your family history is to get together with your relatives.

5 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What’s the woman’s mother like?

A．She is humorous.

B．She is gentle.

C．She is quiet.

2. What does the woman have?

A．An older sister and an older brother.

B．Two younger brothers.

C．A younger sister and an older brother.

3. Who is similar to the woman’s mother?

A．The woman.

B．The woman’s brother.

C．The woman’s sister.

4. What’s the woman’s sister now?

A．A nurse.

B．A doctor.

C．An engineer.

6 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What is the woman mainly introducing?

A．Her first album.

B．Her life as a singer.

C．Her happy family.

2. How many albums does the woman have now?

A．Two.

B．Three.

C．Ten.

3. What do we know about the woman’s last album?

A．It was called By Myself.

B．It sold nearly 5 million copies.

C．It was the most popular in 20 countries.

4. What are the woman’s daughters?

A．Students.

B．Nurses.

C．Cooks.

7 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What’s the woman’s mother like?

A．She is humorous.

B．She is gentle.

C．She is quiet.

2. What does the woman have?

A．An older sister and an older brother.

B．Two younger brothers.

C．A younger sister and an older brother.

3. Who is similar to the woman’s mother?

A．The woman.

B．The woman’s brother.

C．The woman’s sister.

4. What’s the woman’s sister now?

A．A nurse.

B．A doctor.

C．An engineer.

8 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What does the speaker’s brother do?

A．A college student.

B．A high school student.

C．A primary school student.

2. What does the speaker’s sister want to become?

A．A teacher.

B．An engineer.

C．An artist.

3. What do the speaker’s parents usually do on weekends?

A．Work overtime.

B．Go to the beach.

C．Stay with family.

9 . Have you heard of the BBC series Who Do You Think You Are? In one programme in the series, model Jodie Kidd learns that she is the great-granddaughter of the newspaper owner Lord Beaverbrook, who was a politician during both world wars. Jodie also discovers that her great-grandfather on her mother’s side of the family built ships during World War I and received letters from the King of England and Winston Churchill. And on the subject of kings, Olympic athlete Matthew Pinsent finds that he is related to Edward I, one of the most famous kings in British history.

Davina McCall, presenter of Big Brother, knows her mother’s side of the family is from France. She goes to Paris and finds out that her great-grandfather, Celestin Hennion, was famous throughout France as head of the French police. He once received a medal from King George V for organising security for the king’s trip to France in 1914.

However, Jerry Springer learns that his parents escaped from Nazi Germany three days before the start of World War II but other family members died in the war. And actress Kim Cattrall discovers that her grandfather, from Liverpool, the UK, left his family including three young daughters. He didn’t go far. Forty miles down the road in Manchester, he started another family.

Finally, Nigella Lawson, a famous cook whose father was a British politician, discovers that her grandfather was a thief from the Netherlands. After being sentenced to prison, he escaped to England, which is how the Lawsons ended up in London.

1. Which of the following persons makes a living by playing sports?

A．Jodie Kidd.

B．Lord Beaverbrook.

C．Matthew Pinsent.

D．Davina McCall.

2. What might King George V say to Celestin Hennion after his trip to France in 1914?

A．Come on! Try again!	B．I am sorry to hear that.
C．Why are you late again?	D．Thanks! You did a good job.

3. Both Kim Cattrall and Nigella Lawson ________.

A．were told that their parents died in a war	B．learned something about their grandfathers
C．are very popular actresses	D．live in the Netherlands

4. Who Do You Think You Are? mainly ________.

A．deals with family histories	B．talks about the life of famous stars
C．helps people improve themselves	D．shows you how to succeed

10 . 听下面一独白，回答以下小题。
1. Where does speaker live now?

A．In Canada.

B．In America.

C．In China.

2. How does speaker’s families contact each other ?

A．By   phone.

B．By   We Chat.

C．By video chat and email.

3. How old is speaker’s grandmother?

A．60 years old.

B．70 years old.

C．Over 80 years old .

4. What does the speaker like to do best at the family gathering?

A．Play games.

B．Talk with his friends.

C．Eat the chocolate cake.