1 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Where was the woman when the accident happened?

A．At a bus stop.

B．At a restaurant.

C．At a store.

2. When did the accident happen?

A．Around 1:00 p.m.

B．Around 1:10 p.m.

C．Around 1:15 p.m.

3. What does the woman say about the car?

A．It moved fast.

B．It crashed into a walker.

C．It was brought to a sudden stop.

4. What is the man probably?

A．A doctor.

B．A reporter.

C．A policeman.

3 . After more than 2 months trapped in a collapsed copper (铜) and gold mine in the desert, all of 33 Chilean miners (矿工) were rescued Wednesday. With ingenuity and cutting-edge technology, the men have survived for 69 days, some 700 meters underground fending off hunger, anxiety and illness in a record-setting feat of survival. How did they survive the ordeal? Have a close look.

Before the miners were reached, they survived for 17 days on food already stored in the emergency shelter. They rationed themselves to 2 spoonfuls of tuna, half a cookie and a half-full glass of milk every 48 hours. Then a 6-inch diameter bore hole allowed food and water supplies to be sent down to the mine. Doctors then put the men on a solid diet of meat and rice, with a strict 2,200-calorie limit to keep them slim enough to fit in the evacuation shaft, which is just 66cm in diameter.

Yonny Barrios Rojas, 50, used knowledge gained on a nursing course he attended to administer medicine to the group and perform daily health checks.

“I was with God and I was with the devil. They fought and God won,” Mario Sepulveda, the second to be rescued, told CNN. He said he grabbed God’s hand and never doubted that he would be rescued.

1. What can we learn about the miners from the passage?

A．The miners were trapped in the mine in the desert on Wednesday.

B．The miners survived for 69 days on the food stored in the emergency shelter.

C．The miners were rescued after more than two months trapped.

D．Doctor Yonny Barrios Rojas administered medicine to the group and made daily health checks.

2. Why did doctor limit the calorie intake of the miners?

A．Because the food was limited.

B．Because the food had been eaten up already.

C．Because the miners couldn’t eat too much due to their bad condition.

D．Because the miners must be slim enough to get into the evacuation shaft.

3. What were the keys to the miners’ rescue?

A．Intelligence and advanced technology.	B．Luck and Persistence.
C．Courage and wisdom.	D．Experiences and bravery.

4. What’s the best title for the passage?

A．Miners trapped in a mine	B．Miners survival miracle
C．A collapsed copper and gold mine	D．A rescue mission

6 . On a foggy day, I was listening to the radio on my drive when suddenly something caught my eye out the driver’s side window. I turned to look but it wasn’t clear because of the thick fog. Then I didn’t know how long I was knocked out.

It didn’t take me long to realize I couldn’t move either arm and my face was bleeding heavily. Over the next few days in the hospital, I began to get a clearer picture of what had happened. A local high school student, rushing to class, had crossed the center line and hit me head-on. I heard through friends of mine who knew his family that he was very, very upset by what had happened. I felt bad that he had such a burden to bear at such a young age.

Fourteen months after the accident. I was grocery shopping when a woman I didn’t know approached me and asked if I was Suzanne. She introduced herself, and I realized it was the young man’s mother. I appreciated learning how he was doing. He avoided severe injury but needed advice to help with the emotional trauma (创伤) of causing the accident. I could certainly understand the difficulty of getting back behind the wheel of a car. Secretly, I wished I could talk to him myself.

Seven months later, it was time for my daughter’s Christmas band concert at the high school. The first adult I recognized upon entering the auditorium was the mother who approached me in the grocery store. I wondered why she was there. One young man in a white hoodie and ball cap ran up. Suddenly, I realized that it was him, the driver, as he resembled that mother.

I edged my way through the crowd. “Hi, I’m Suzanne,” I greeted. “I just wanted to say that I’m okay, and I was never mad at you. I know this was hard on you.” He apparently knew who I was. “You do?” came a slightly muffled (模糊不清的) answer. “I’m really okay,” I added, patting him on the shoulder and feeling like I was the only person who could let him forgive himself. I was the only person who could give him that gift if he could see me and hear from me that all was well.

1. What might cause the author’s accident?

A．Her temporary blindness.	B．Her physical burden.
C．The boy’s distraction.	D．The boy’s violating the traffic rule.

2. The author wanted to learn about the boy’s condition because she ________.

A．wanted to ease the boy’s mind	B．wanted the boy to make up for the loss
C．wanted the boy to make an apology	D．wanted the boy to bear a heavy burden

3. What do we know about the boy?

A．He was terribly injured physically.	B．He didn’t feel guilty at all.
C．He needed psychological advice.	D．He rejected the author’s kindness.

4. Which words can best describe the author?

A．Generous and relieved.	B．Forgiving and straightforward.
C．Sympathetic and caring.	D．Light-hearted and supportive.

7 . Templer was a tour guide in Zimbabwe, leading a canoe (皮划艇) safari down the Zambezi River. During the expedition, Templer’s canoe _______ the way, with the other two canoes to follow.

Things were going the way they were supposed to go. Everyone was having a pretty good time. Eventually, they _______ a dozen hippos, which were territorial animals. That’s not _______ on the Zambezi, Africa’s fourth-longest river. They weren’t alarmed at first as they were at a safe _______.

Templer tried to steer (率领) the group safely around them. However, the third canoe was off the planned _______ and was attacked by an aggressive hippo. The guide named Evans on the canoe fell into the water. Templer went to _______ him. He was getting closer to Evans. He was _______— it was kind of a made-for-Hollywood movie — Evans was reaching up. Their _______ almost touched. And then the water between them just _______. Before he knew it, Templer was up to his waist down a hippo’s throat. His legs were trapped but his hands were ________. So he tried to hold onto the hippo’s tusks (长牙) to ________being torn apart. The hippo must have been uncomfortable because it spat him out. So he quickly burst to the ________, and breathed some fresh air. With others’ help, Templer and Evans made it out of the river.

Despite the unpleasant experience, Templer ________to work as a tour guide. He also became an advocate for hippo ________, recognizing that the animals were not inherently aggressive but were ________ defending their territory.

1.

A．made

B．found

C．led

D．wound

2.

A．encountered

B．interrupted

C．saved

D．killed

3.

A．unfortunate

B．unexpected

C．uncertain

D．unnecessary

4.

A．speed

B．angle

C．vision

D．distance

5.

A．line

B．control

C．course

D．duty

6.

A．watch

B．comfort

C．stop

D．rescue

7.

A．leaning over

B．turning away

C．looking up

D．calming down

8.

A．hearts

B．fingers

C．heads

D．thoughts

9.

A．appeared

B．flowed

C．froze

D．erupted

10.

A．free

B．empty

C．hurt

D．skinny

11.

A．risk

B．avoid

C．permit

D．finish

12.

A．surface

B．bottom

C．bank

D．sky

13.

A．hoped

B．continued

C．refused

D．hesitated

14.

A．habitat

B．safety

C．conservation

D．suffering

15.

A．readily

B．finally

C．casually

D．simply

9 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What happened to the woman at the beginning?

A．She lost her phone.

B．She couldn’t find the way.

C．She was trapped in heavy snow.

2. Why did the woman turn off the engine?

A．The car was running out of gas.

B．She stopped to answer a call.

C．The engine couldn’t work properly.

3. How did the woman keep warm?

A．By drinking hot tea.

B．By using the car heater.

C．By having more clothes on.

4. What did the emergency services do?

A．They called an ambulance.

B．They led the woman to her home.

C．They helped the woman go to the main road.