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eye swelling.Tuck intoleafy greenvegetables,fruit andnuts totackle it.Iron:When youriron levelsare low,red bloodcells cannotattach tooxygen,which makesdarkcircles.Get moreiron fromleafy greens,lean redmeat andwhole grains.（瘗疮）Acne•Probably noteating enough...B vitamins:Studies have found thatupping yourintake of these skin-friendly nutrientscan improve（燕麦）acne.The richestsource ofB vitaminsare wholegrains,which meanseating moreoats andwholemealbread.
1.When lackingin protein,youll sufferfromA.dry skinB.mid-afternoon energycrashC.dark circlesunder eyesD.acne
2.Which isthe causeof darkcirclesA.Low bloodpressure.B.Blood sugarcrashes.C.Excessive intakeof antioxidants.D.Blood cellsfailing to attach tooxygen.
3.Which containsthe richestB vitaminsA.Wholemeal bread.B.Low-fat diaiyproducts.C.Leafy greenvegetables.D.Baked beans.I believehonesty isone of the greatestgifts there is.I knowpeople call it a lot offancy namesthesedays,like integrityand forthrightness.But itdoesnt makeany differencewhat theycallit;its stillwhatmakes aman a good citizen.This ismy code,and I try tolive byit.Ive beenin thebusiness forthirty-five years,and knowthereis a lotabout itthat isnot sogood.Taxi drivershave to be toughfellows to be ableto takethe jobin NewYork.Youve gotto betough tofightthe NewYork trafficeight hoursa daythese days.Because taxi drivers aretough,people getthewrong impressionthat theyare bad.Taxi driversare justlike otherordinary people.Most of them willshakedown ashonest fellows.You readin the papers almostevery weekwhere sometaxi driversturn inmoneyor jewels,or stufflike that,left in their taxis.If theywerent honest,you wouldntbe readingthosestories in thepapers.One timein Brooklyn,I founda goldring inmy taxi.I rememberedhelping alady with alotofpurchases thatday;so Iwent back to whereI haddropped her.It tookme almosttwo daysto traceherdown inorder toreturn thering to her.I didntget morethan athank you”.Still,I feltgood becauseIhad donewhat wasright.I thinkI feltbetter thanshe did.In allmy yearsof drivinga taxi,I havenever hadany troublewith thepublic,not evenwith thedrunk.Even ifthey geta littlestubborn oncein awhile,I justagree withthem and then theybehavethemselves.People askme abouttips.As faras Iknow,practically everyonewill giveyou something.Come to think of it,most Americansare prettygenerous.I alwaystry to be niceto everyone,whetherthey tipor not.I believein goodnessof othersand tryto be agoodmember ofmycommunity.Itryto acttoward othersas howI want to betreated.I havebeen tryingthis for a longtime,and the longer Itry,the easierit gets.
4.What kind of peopleare mosttaxidriversindeedA.Rude.B.Honest.C.Greedy.D.Aggressive.
5.What happenedafter theauthor returnedthe goldringA.The ownerwas wildwith joy.B He was spokenhighly ofby theowner.C.The ownerdidnt presentmuch gratitude.D.Hewasin sadnessdue tothe ownersreaction.
6.What canwe inferfrom the last paragraphA.The authortried tomake theworld better,drunk.B.The authoroften givesrides totheC.Americans alwaysfind faultwith taxidrivers,customersbetter.D.The authortreats American
7.Whafs thebest titleof thepassageA.Customers AreOur GodC.The GoldenRules ofBeing aTaxi DriverB.Honesty Isa GreatGiftC D.Secrets ofGetting onwith CustomersManypeople believethat teachingchildren musicmakes themsmarter andbetter ableto learnnewthings.An estimated80percent ofAmerican adultsthink music lessons improvechildrens abilitytolearn ortheir performancein school.They saythat thesatisfaction fbrlearning to play a new songhelpsa childexpress creativity.But theorganizers of a newstudy saytheres noscientific evidencethat earlymusicaltraining affectsthe intelligenceof youngpeople.Researchers atHarvard University,havefound that musicaltraining doesnot makechildren moreintelligent.Samuel Mehris agraduate studentat HarvardsSchool ofEducation.He saidit iserroneous tothinkthat learningto playa musicalinstrument improvesa childsintellectual development.He doesnot believethat IQis agood measureof achilds intelligence.He saysresearchers inhisstudy comparedhow wellchildren in the musictraining groupdid onmental processingtasks orprojects,and thenthe resultswere comparedto thoseof childrenwho did not takemusiclessons.There wasnoevidence thatthe musicaltraining groupdid muchbetter on the mentaltasks thanthe othergroup.Theresearchers confirmedtheir resultswith a larger groupof childrenand theirparents.
8.In orderto improvechildrens intelligence,most ofAmerican adultsmight.A.ask themtoplaysports B.motivate themtothinkoutside theboxC.take themto sighup forchoirs D.encourage themto doresearch onmusic
9.What doesthe underlinedword inparagraph3probably meanA.Reasonable.B.Essential.C.Evident.D.Incorrect.
10.How doesthe researchersconduct thestudyA.By testingchildrens IQ.B.By analysingchildrens behaviors.C.By makingcontrasts amongchildren,performances.D.By trackingchildrens school
11.Which columnmight thepassage betaken fromA.Education.B.Art.C.Entertainment.D.Society.There isa greatvariety ofshops in the UnitedStates,ranging fromvery largestores calleddepartmentstores”,offering clothing,furniture,household goodsas wellas manyother goods,to verysmallshops thatspecialize injust onekindofproduct.There arediscount houses,,offering goodsat lowprices,and“dime stores“specializing ina widerange ofinexpensive items.Most departmentstores inlarge citiescarry averageto betterquality productsat averageto higherprices.However,they offer the shoppersgreat conveniencesince theycontain sucha widevariety ofproducts.If convenienceisnt importantto youas price,you maywant toshop insome ofthe discounthouses.These storeshave nearlyas greata variety of goodsas departmentstores,but offerlower prices.They dosofor severalreasons.They dontofferthesame servicesto buyersthat departmentstores do;there maybefewer salespeople;andthestores probablydont deliverpurchases.Another popularshop isthe dime stores“sometimes referredto asthe fiveand ten”.No longersellingmany thingsfor fiveor tencents,these storesgot theirname inthelastcentury whenit wasdecidedthat asmall profit on agreat quantityof goodswould bebetter thanalargeprofit onfewer sales.Dime storesspecialize ina widevariety ofinexpensive itemsand today,prices rangefrom aquarter or50cents upto severaldollars.If youneed asmall itemand dontwanttospend verymuch,the dimestoreis likelyto havejust whatyou arelooking for.
12.In whichshop canpeople getvarious cheapitemsA.Department stores.B.Discount houses.C.Small shops.D.Dime stores.
13.What isthe advantageof departmentstores A.High quality.B.Convenience.C.Self-helping shopping.D.Lower price.
14.What canwe learnabout thediscount housesA.They offerone-on-one saleservice.B.Customers haveaccess topurchase delivery.C.Diverse goodsare providedto consumers.D.Items ofhigh qualityare soldat lowerprices.15What dodimestoresemphasize onA.A lowprice forbig items.B.A widevarietyofcostly items.D.A smallprofit onmany goods.C.A largeprofitonfewer sales.第二节（共5小题每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项Five Skillsfor QualiHedEmployees in21st CenturyTechnicaland technologicalskills willtake ongreater importance.16Qualified employeesareexpected tounderstand andfix systemsfrom computersystems toproduct distributionsystems toplumbingsystems.17The abilityto gatherand absorbseemingly unrelatedinformation,and thenuse thatknowledge,understanding,and perspectiveto guidethe organizationsdevelopment inthelongrun,willbe vital.Numbers andmeasurement will be important,of course,but smoothingthe flowfrom monthtomonth,from quarterto quarterwill beessential forhighly profitablelong-term performance.Practicallyevery companywill haveto moveaway fromtodays obsessionwith lookingahead onlyas faras thenextfinancial reportingperiod.Ability toorganize willdefinitely beimportant inthe corporationofthefuture.18Like resources,workflow,marketing mix,financial opportunities,and muchmore,all willdemand highlevels oforganizationand reorganization.Communication skills-careful listening,clear writing,close reading,plain speaking,and accuratedescriptionwill beinvaluable.In tomorrowsfast-paced businessenvironment therewill bepreciouslittle time to correctany misunderstandings.19The topemployees ofthe comingcentury will be flexible,creative andmotivated.They willseekbalance,growth andfulfillment inboth theirwork andhome environments.20Otherwise theywill findthemselvesbarriered bylack ofqualified peopleto accomplishthe organizationswork.A.Long-term visionwill bein demand.B.There willbeagrowing needfor these.C.Persuasive skillswillbeused inmany ways.D.Removing misunderstandingisapiece ofcake.E.Everywhere therewillbea need to putthings inorder.F.The corporationsofthefuture mustrespond tothese needsand desire.G.Communication breakdownsmay wellbecome adeadly corporatedisease.第二部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题每小题L5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑Eleven-year-old Angelawas strickenwithadisease involvingher nervoussystem.She wasunableto walkand hermovement was21in otherways aswell.The doctorsdidnot22much hopeof herrecoveringfrom thisillness.They predictedshed spendthe restof herlife ina
23.They saidthatfew ifany,were ableto comebacktonormal after24this disease.The littlegirl wasbrave.There,lying inher hospitalbed,she wouldswear toanyonewhod listenthat shewas25going tobe walkingagain someday.康复She wasthen26toaspecialized rehabilitationhospital inthe SanFrancisco Bayarea.Whatever treatmentscould be27tohercase wereused.The doctorswere charmedby her28spirit.Theytaught herabout29about seeingherself walking.If it would donothing else,itwouldat leastgive herhopeand something30to dointhelong wakinghours inher bed.Angela wouldwork as hard aspossiblein physicaltreatment.But sheworked justashardlying there31doing herimaging,visualizing herselfmoving,moving andmoving!One day,as shewas makingefforts withall hermight toimagine herlegs movingagain,it seemedasthough an32appeared:the bedmoved!It beganto movearound theroom!She screamedout,“Lookwhat Imdoing!Look!Look!I cando it!I moved,I moved!”33at thisvery momenteveryone elseinthehospital wasscreaming,too,andrunning for34,People werescreaming,equipment was35and glasswas breaking.It wasthe SanFrancisco earthquake!36dont tellthat toAngela.Shes37that shedid it.And nowonlya fewyears later,shes backin school.On herown38,no wheelchair.small disease,cant they
21.A.improved B.restricted C.avoided D.arranged
22.A.hold outB.give upC.account forD.wipe off
23.A.hospital B.school C.wheelchair D.house
24.A.passing onsuffering B.researching onC.figuring outD.from
25.A.probably B.definitely C.nearly D.barely
26.A.sheltered B.seized C.transferred D.followed
27.A.applied B.referred C.attached D.exposedB.relaxing C.attractive D.
28.A.energeticYou see,anyone whocan39the earthbetween SanFrancisco andOakland can40aundefeatable
29.A.imaging B.promising C.expecting D.predicting
30.A.comfortableB.positive C.meaningless D.simple
31.A.anxiously B.relievedly C.faithfully D.randomly
32.A.conflictB.disagreement C.accident D.wonder
33.A.In additionB.In conclusionC.In factD.IngeneralB.surprise C.assistance D.cover
34.A.celebration
35.A.falling B.flashing C.rising D.restartingB.But C.And D.Or
36.A.So
37.A.convincedB.excited C.satisfied D.supposed
38.A.handsB.legs C.bike D.vehicle
39.A.destroy B.control C.shake D.protect
40.A.possess B.ignore C.fear D.conquer第二节（共10小题；每小题L5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1A newstudy has foundthatall womenneedtolower theirstress levelsforastrong andhappymarriage.A teamof researchers41lead byJames A.Coan,at University of Virginia,hasfoundthat womenunderthreat whohold theirhusbands handsshow signsof immediaterelief,which42see on their brainscans inthe recentresearch.Coan,43assistant professorintheUniversityofVirginia NeuroscienceGraduate Programand theDepartmentof Psychology,and histeam44conduct thestudy involvingseveral coupleswho ratedthemselvesas45high satisfiedwith theirmarriages.核磁共振成像The researchersdesigned a functional MRIstudy4616marriedwomen weresubjected tothe threatof avery mildelectric shockwhile theyby turnsheld theirhusbandshand,the handofamale strangeror nohand atall.The MRIwas ableto show47these womensbrains respondedto thishandholding48a threateningsituation.西The researchersnoted alarge decreaseinthebrain49respond tothreat as afunction of spouse己偶handholding,and a50limit decreaseasafunctionofstranger handholding.第三部分写作共两节，满分35分第一节短文改错（共10小题每小题1分，满分10分）.假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有51处错误，每句中最多有两处错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一10个漏词符号
（八），并在其下面写出的加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意•每处错误及其修改均限一词
1.只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分21011Last week,I accompaniedtwo exchangestudents tothe Great Wall,that provedtobea verypleasanttrip.Early onSaturday morning,we gotonthebus happily.Everyone wasexcited,discussing whatwehave knownabout it.Two hourslater,we reachedour destinations,and couldntwait tostart climbing.We spentthe nextfew hoursonthe Great Wall,stopping fromtimetotime takephotos.Then,we wenttotheGreatWall Museumnearby.It containsexhibitions shownthe historyofit,from whichwe gotthebetter understandingoftheGreatWall.Time waspassed quickly!After leaving,we tooka groupphototo recordthis unforgettablymoment.I reallyfelt proudfor thisworld wonder.第二节书面表达（满分25分）.假如你是高中生李华，决定要参加英语杂志社主题为（）”的征文比赛请52I wanttobea n按其要求完成参赛作文要点如下理想；.原因；.其他注意.词数左右；.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯L2311002（）I wanttobean。
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