1 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. When do American schools begin?

A．In July.

B．In February.

C．In September.

2. When do most American children go to school?

A．At the age of 5.

B．At the age of 7.

C．At the age of 9.

3. What do high school students do after class?

A．Do their homework.

B．Do many interesting things.

C．Go to work.

4. What do many students do after high school?

A．Go to work.

B．Stay at home.

C．Go to college.

2 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What is the talk mainly about?

A．Studying overseas.

B．University scholarship.

C．Studying in universities.

2. Which country ranks the first on the list?

A．Australia.

B．The United States.

C．The United Kingdom.

3. What is the average education expense in Hong Kong per year?

A．About US $22,000.

B．About US $24,000.

C．About US $30,000.

4. What is the average tuition cost based on?

A．The top 10 best colleges.

B．The top 10 largest colleges.

C．The top 10 most famous colleges.

3 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What does the speaker think is the most valuable part of the tour?

A．Telling stories about classes.

B．Getting to know the college as a whole.

C．Learning detailed facts about the student center.

2. What does the speaker suggest about the library?

A．The rules are not very strict there.

B．It is only popular for studying.

C．Food is sold there.

3. When does the student center close on weekend nights?

A．At ten o’clock at night.

B．At twelve o’clock at night.

C．At two o’clock in the morning.

4. What will the speaker probably discuss next?

A．School sports teams.

B．Computer equipment.

C．Famous professors.

4 . Here are four universities in Munich, Germany that offer free tuition for their students.

Technical University of Munich(TUM)

This university is the best technical university in Germany. It was established in 1868 by King Ludwig Ⅱ. The university was renamed Technische Universitat München in 1970. Its alumni(校友)have several Nobel Prize winners, including Konrad Emil Bloch for Medicine or Physiology and Robert Huber for Chemistry. This university offers undergraduate degrees in Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Nuclear Technology and others.

Munich University of Applied Sciences(MUAS)

Established in 1971, the university is the biggest university of applied science in Bavaria. Its establishment was the result of seven colleges of higher education joining together. It offers a variety of bachelor’s and master’s degrees in different subjects. It also works with around 200 different educational institutions around the world.

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich(LMUM)

This is a public university established by the Duke Ludwig IX of Bavaria-Landshut in 1472. It was renamed its present name in honor of the founder of the university by King Maximilian I. The university counts several famous personalities among its alumni, including Pope Benedict XVI, 2005 Nobel Prize winner in physics Theodor W. Hansch, and Nobel Prize-winning novelist Thomas Mann.

University of Television and Film Munich(UT&FM)

Established in 1966, the university is one of the most famous film schools in Germany. It has strict guidelines when it comes to the admission of students. Some of the alumni of the university have received the Academy Award. Among the better-known alumni is Florian Henkel von Donnersmarck, who won an Academy Award in 2007 for The Lives of Others.

1. What is special about Munich University of Applied Sciences?

A．It is the biggest university in Germany.

B．It focuses on training talents of science.

C．It has some Nobel Prize winners in its alumni.

D．It was founded by combining several colleges.

2. Who graduated from University of Television and Film Munich?

A．Pope Benedict XVI.	B．Florian Henkel von Donnersmarck.
C．Konrad Emil Bloch.	D．Thomas Mann.

3. Which university has the longest history?

A．TUM.

B．MUAS.

C．LMUM.

D．UT&FM.

5 . Summerhill School

If you travel 140 kilometers north of London to England’s east coast, you’ll find an unusual boarding school called Summerhill in a large 19th century building with about a hundred students aged between 5 and 18. The school has its own library, theater, sports and playing fields. What makes the school different, however, is the way it treats its students. It is a free school. Students have the right to choose when to attend class, to vote on school rules and to decide whether to take classes and exams. If they prefer going for a walk in the countryside instead of having maths, that’s OK: they will not receive any punishments.

This may sound like a new and revolutionary idea for a school, but, actually, Summerhill first opened in the 1920s. Back in the 1920s, society believed that children were immature and irresponsible and that the only way to educate them was to be strict. Children had to wear school uniforms, be silent and never ask questions. Schools regularly used physical punishment when students broke the school rules. There were too many rules, so it was difficult not to get into trouble. This way of teaching was contrary to the idea of the founder of the school, A.S. Neil. He wanted a school where children were free to make decisions and give opinions. His philosophy was that if you are able to be responsible for yourself, you’ll make decisions that are good for others. He believed all crimes and wars only happened because people were unhappy, so he created a school where children were free to be happy.

Nowadays, the rules in state secondary schools are less strict than they were a hundred years ago, but the pressure on students to work hard and to do well is greater than ever before. But this is not the case at Summerhill, where students are free to develop their imagination and personalities.

Interestingly, however, some things are soon going to change at Summerhill, Neil’s daughter, Ms. Readhead, took over his place after he died in 1973. She said she would introduce more discipline because the children were spoiled and overprotected by parents. In her opinion, children need to learn how to organize their lives themselves instead of depending on their parents.

1. Which of the following statements about Summerhill is not true?

A．It’s by the sea or not far from the seaside.

B．It’s possible to have meals at the school.

C．The school building is modern and unusual.

D．Both teachers and students stay at the school.

2. According to the passage, which one of the following “rights” do children at Summerhill have?

A．They can choose their teachers.	B．They can choose not to do any exams.
C．They can have classes outside if they want.	D．They can vote for their favorite classes.

3. In what way are modern state schools different from Summerhill today?

A．Their students spend more time discussing ideas than at Summerhill.

B．They don’t expect their students to do as well in exams as the ones in Summerhill.

C．Their students certainly won’t work as hard as those at Summerhill.

D．Their students are under a lot more pressure to do well in exams.

4. Which of the following best describes the “philosophy” of Summerhill School?

A．Young people need loving, kind, helpful parents.

B．Young people need adults to give them a good example.

C．Young people need the freedom to learn by themselves.

D．Young people need to have lots of interesting things to do.

6 . 将下列几个部分(A、B、C、D和E)按题号排序，构成一个符合逻辑的完整语篇。
A. The furniture is light so they can arrange it as they wish and the cabinets are low so the children can reach them.
B. But many people nowadays do not understand fully the belief of Montessori when they practise so the effects are questioned.
C. A typical room in a Montessori school has many things children can use, for example, books, objects and games.
D. And because the method encourages informal teaching, the formal teaching and the role of teacher may be neglected in children’s socialisation.
E. Because the environment offers a range of activities, children like to work together, and they develop a social life based on cooperation rather than competition.

7 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What courses does the school mainly offer?

A．Science.

B．English.

C．Business.

2. Who are the target students of the school?

A．Teenagers.

B．Young kids.

C．Adults.

3. Where will die exhibition be held?

A．In the school hall.

B．In the English garden.

C．In No.1 Teaching Building.

4. How can you contact the school?

A．By making a call.

B．By sending an email.

C．By writing a letter.

8 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What subject does the speaker dislike most?

A．Russian.

B．History.

C．Literature.

2. How long do the classes last every day?

A．From 7:30 to 15:30.

B．From 8:30 to 15:30.

C．From 8:30 to 15:00.

3. What is the speaker going to do when she finishes school?

A．Study music.

B．Study abroad.

C．Help her father do business.

4. What does the speaker think of her teachers?

A．Hard to get on with.

B．Very strict.

C．Quite unkind.

9 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. Whom is the speaker talking to?

A．Teachers.

B．New students.

C．Visitors.

2. What department is newly opened?

A．The English department.

B．The Chinese department.

C．The Russian department.

3. Where are the teachers in the English department mainly from?

A．England and America.

B．America and Australia.

C．America and Canada.

4. Which is the largest building in the college?

A．The main library.

B．The dining hall.

C．The English department building.

10 . Welcome to Smith College. Founded in 1871, Smith College is now among the largest women’s colleges in the United States, with students from 48 states and 78 countries. As an independent college, Smith remains strongly committed to the higher education of women.

Fall Arrival Information

Central Cheek-In (CCI) is for students entering in the fall of 2022, which will be held on September 1, 2022 from 8:00-11:00 a. m. in the Indoor Track and Tennis Facility (ITTF). Returning students cheek-in will he held on September 4 and September 5 from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.in the Wilson Atrium, located on the second level of the Campus Center.

Early Arrivals

Students who are pre-approved for early arrival will receive email communication from Residence Life in early August. Any student may return to campus on Friday. September 2 from 10:30 a. m.-2:30 p. m. for an early arrival fee of $150 to be charged to their student account. Students are not required to pre-register for this early arrival date. Financial assistance is not available for early arrival fees.

Trunk Room Storage & Summer Storage

All house trunk rooms will open on Sunday, August 21 for the fall semester. As the JMG storage space is currently full, fall JMG storage hours will not be available until early August. If you need to store items this summer, seek off-campus storage options, Smith College’s preferred company for storage is Boomerang Storage. Sorry for this inconvenience.

Petition(请求) to Live Off-Campus (Deadline Extension)

Residence Life will continue to accept off-campus housing requests after the June 1 deadline. Any student who wishes to move off-campus may petition to do so by completing the Petition to Live Off-Campus via Residence Life Self-Service.

1. What is special about Smith College?

A．It’s a large state-run college.	B．It’s intended for female students.
C．It merely accepts native students.	D．It’s the oldest college for women.

2. What does a student first have to do to arrive early?

A．Ask for permission ahead of time.	B．Pay extra expenses through e-mail.
C．Get adequate financial assistance.	D．Inform Residence Life of her account.

3. How can students store things before the fall term?

A．Applying for an extra space on campus.

B．Putting them in the house trunk rooms.

C．Turning to Boomerang Storage for help

D．Requesting to move off-campus online.