1 . What is the man probably doing?

A．Celebrating the Teachers’ Day.

B．Finding something as a gift for his teacher.

C．Giving the gift to his teacher.

2 . Where does the conversation probably take place?

A．In a factory.

B．In a stadium.

C．On a motorbike.

3 . What’s the probable relationship between the speakers?

A．Classmates.

B．Hostess and guest.

C．Husband and wife.

4 .

A．Teacher and student.	B．Doctor and patient.
C．Travel agent and customer.	D．Manager and office worker.

5 . Why is the woman talking to the man?

A．To express her gratitude.

B．To ask for help.

C．To show her kindness.

6 . What does the woman suggest the man do?

A．Forgive the player.

B．Kick the player out.

C．Apologize to the player.

7 . There is a very long list of rules for the New York City subway. Don’t put your feet on a seat, don’t carry open cups of coffee or soda, don’t take more than one seat... Those are just a few of the rules. There are hundreds more.

With so many rules, why is it still unpleasant to ride the subway?

Some people think that the problem is that no one enforces the rules. Other passengers sometimes try to enforce rules. But you can’t rely on them because New Yorkers have unwritten rules against talking to strangers and making eye contact with strangers. How can you tell someone to take her shopping bags off the seat and throw away her Coke without talking to her or looking at her? It is difficult.

There are other New Yorkers who think that the subway is unpleasant because there are not enough rules. One rider wrote a letter to The New York Times a couple of weeks ago suggesting a few more subway rules. Here are some of the rules that she would like to see:

—Don’t lean on the poles. You prevent other people from holding on. They can fall down.

—Talk quietly. The trains are already too noisy.

—Give your seat to elderly passengers or to parents with small children.

If those unwritten rules of etiquette are written down, will the rude people be more likely to follow them? It doesn’t make sense to make more rules that no one will enforce.

The real problem is that we are forgetting how to be nice to each other. It is embarrassing that we need a rule to tell us to give our seat to elderly passengers. Nobody should need to be reminded to do that.

I say we stop talking about the rules and try to remember our manners. Let’s be nice to each other not because a police officer might tell us to get off the train, but because it is the right thing to do. Then New York City would be more civilized —both above ground and below.

1. Don’t make eye contact and don’t talk to strangers are examples of     .

A．New York subway rules	B．personal preferences on the subway
C．behavioral habits in New York City	D．unpleasant experiences on the subway

2. The underlined word “etiquette” is closest in meaning to     .

A．manners

B．phenomena

C．festivals

D．moods

3. In the writer’s opinion, what measures should be taken?

A．The authority should set stricter rules.

B．The government should employ more police.

C．The citizens should ride the subway less.

D．Everyone should take better care of their behavior.

8 . 假设你是李华，你的好友Peter今天上午来你家找你陪他练习汉语口语。你因临时有急事外出，让他扑空。请根据以上情景，给他写封信。内容如下：
1.表示歉意；
2.解释具体原因，并希望他能谅解；
3.告诉他下次练习的时间、地点及话题。
注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.信的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；
3.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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9 . UNICEF was set up in 1946 after the war in Europe to help children. Children’s lives were changed because of the war. Now, UNICEF helps children all over the world. It works in 158 countries and areas. It helps governments and families to make the world a better place for children.

UNICEF gets the money from donations. It raises money by selling Christmas cards and organizing some other fund-raising activities. People can help UNICEF by doing voluntary work.

UNICEF believes that all children should have clean water and food so that they can be healthy. They should go to school instead of working to support their families.

1. When was UNICEF set up?

A．In 1945	B．In 1946
C．In 1947	D．In 1948

2. ________lives were changed because of the war.

A．Men’s	B．Women’s
C．Children’s	D．Baby’s

3. How many countries and areas does UNICEF work in?

A．156	B．165
C．158	D．185

4. It raises money ________.

A．by selling Christmas cards

B．by organizing some fund-raising activities

C．by doing voluntary work

D．A and B

5. UNICEF believes that all children should have________ so that they can be healthy.

A．health care	B．clean water and food
C．homes	D．education