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UnitoneB3Part1Shortdialogsandmultiplechoicequestions1.A.Hedoesnotlikewhatthewomanbought.B.Hedoesnotrememberthepriceoftheshirt.C.Hedoesnotrememberinwhichshoptheshirtwas.D.Heremembersonlythewoman'sphonenumber.2.A.Shedidnottaketheshoppinglistalongwithher.B.Shedidnotwriteashippinglist.C.Shedoesnotwanttoshopinacrowdedsupermarket.D.Shewantstofinishshoppingquickly.3.A.Hehaslosthismemorycompletely.B.Hehaslosthissight.C.Hedrankheavilylastnight.D.Hedanceduntilaftermidnight.4.A.Heremembershislifeinprimaryschool.B.Heremembershislifeinhisnursery.C.Heremembershislifeinprimaryschoolbutnotthatinthenursery.D.Heremembershislifeinbothprimaryschoolandthenursery.5.A.Hehasabadmemory.B.Thewomanhasabadmemory.C.Thecouplehaveforgottentobringtheirkeys.D.Thecoupleareblamingeachotherforforgettingthekeys.Part2CompounddictationScientistsareworkingtodevelopnewdrugsthatsomedaymayslow,reverse,orpreventtheS11.damagecausedbyAlzheimer'sdiseaseandvasculardementia.Inthemeantime,peoplewhohavenodementiaS22.symptomscantrytokeeptheirmemoryS33.sharp.SomesuggestionsincludedevelopinginterestsorhobbiesandstayingS44.involvedinactivitiesthatstimulateboththemindandbody.GivingcarefulattentiontophysicalS55.fitnessandexercisemayalsogoalongwaytowardkeepingahealthystateofS66.mind.LimitingtheuseofalcoholicdrinksisimportantbecauseheavydrinkingS77.overtimecancausepermanentbraindamage.Manypeoplefinditusefultoplantasks;makethingstodolists;andusenotes,calendars,andothermemoryaids.S88.Theyalsomayrememberthingsbetterbymentallyconnectingthemtoothermeaningfulthings,suchasafamiliarname,song,orlinesfromapoem.S99.Stress,anxiety,ordepressioncanmakeapersonmoreforgetful.Forgetfulnesscausedbytheseemotionsusuallyistemporaryandgoesawaywhenthefeelingsareover.However,ifthesefeelingslastforalongperiodoftime,gettinghelpfromaprofessionalisimportant.Somephysicalandmentalchangesoccurwithageinhealthypeople.However,S1010.muchpainandsufferingcanbeavoidedifolderpeople,theirfamilies,andtheirdoctorsrecognizedementiaasadisease,notonlypartofnormalaging.Part3Shortpassages/dialogsandblankfillingWhenaskedhowthememoryclinicwas,Fred,aforgetfulelderlyman,saiditwas1.Excellentandthepsychiatrist(精神病医生)taughthim2.allthelatestpsychologicaltechniques,including3.association,whichisextremelyuseful.Bylinkingthingstogether4.throughassociation,hecouldremember5.almosteverything.Then,whenaskedaboutthenameof6.theclinic,Fredwent7.blankforamomentbeforeheresortedtotheassociationmethodandasked,Whatdoyoucallthe8.redflowerthathasa9.nicesmellandthorns(刺)alloverit?Whenhewasremindedofthename10.rose,heshoutedathiswife,Rose,whatwas11.thenameofthatclinic?Part4Shortpassagesandmultiplechoicequestions1.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?A.VarioustechniquesthathelponetoavoidAlzheimer.B.Methodstorememberthingsbetter.C.Associationisthemostimportantmemory-improvingskill.D.Nothingismoreimportantthaninterest.2.Whatdoesthespeakermeanby“activity”?A.Onlymentalactivity.B.Onlyphysicalactivity.C.Gettingactivelyinvolvedinwhatyouaredoing.D.Memorizingthingswhilehavingrecreationalactivities.3.Howmanytechniquesdoesthespeakerdescribebeforegivingashortsummary?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.4.Whatdoesthespeakersaybreakscanbring?A.Greatconcentrationandenergy.B.Refreshedinterest.C.Lowlevelsofconcentrationandenergy.D.Lessinterest.5.Whatarethelastthreetechniquesthespeakermentions?A.Activity,graspingthebasics,andinterest.B.Beingslow,graspingthebasics,andinterest.C.Breaks,beingslow,andinterest.D.Breaks,graspingthebasics,andinterest.Part5Shortpassagesandmultiple-choicequestions1.Howlongisitthemanandwomanhaven'tseeneachother?A.acoupleyears.B.severalyears.C.quiteafewyears.D.lessthan10years.2.HowdidthemanfindthewomanintheMathclass?A.Thebestintheclass.B.Atthebottomoftheclass.C.Amysterybecausenobodyknewwhereshecamefrom.D.Abletosolveeasyproblemsbutnotdifficultproblems.3.HowdidthewomanfindthemanintheEnglishWritingclass?A.Hewasweakinwriting.B.Hewasstronginwriting.C.Heoftenreadhiscompositionstohisclassmates.D.Hesometimespostedhiscompositionsonthewalls.4.Whatdoweknowfromtheconversation?A.Alicedidnotplaytabletennisinschool.B.Eddidnothatethedramaclass.C.Thewomanplayedaninstrument.D.Themanplayedintheschoolband.5.Whatdowelearnaboutthemanandthewomanfromtheconversation?A.Themanhasagoodmemorywhilethewomanhasabadmemory.B.Themanhasabadmemorywhilethewomanhasagoodmemory.C.Boththemanandwomanhaveabadmemory.D.Boththemanandwomanhaveagoodmemory.Part6LongdialogsandTrue/FalsequestionsB1.Memorylosshasalwaysbeenconsideredanormalpartofaging.A2.Dementiapatientsmayaskthesamequestionsagainandagain.B3.DementiaisoneofmanytypesofAlzheimer'sdiseases.B4.Dementiacanalwaysbereversed.A5.Memorylosscausedbyamedicinecansometimesbereversed.Part7VocabularyandStructure1.Thebigsignonthebackofmydoorthatsayskeysisto______________mykeyswhenIgoout.A.remindmeoftakingB.remindmetotakeC.memorizemetotakeD.memorizemeoftaking2.IwishIwaslikeDavid.Hehasa______________memory,youknow.Howusefulthatwouldbe!A.photoB.photographC.photographicD.photography3.Ireadanarticleinascientificjournalthatlinkedstudyingwith______________