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模拟试卷(四)选作题I：PartIDialogueCommunication(15%)Directions:Inthissection,youwillread15shortincompletedialoguesbetweentwospeakers,eachfollowedby4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheanswerthatbestsuitsthesituationtocompletethedialoguebymarkingthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.1.Pupil:Iapologizeforbeinglatethismorning.Myalarmclockdidn'tring.Teacher:A.That'sallright.Thesethingsoftenhappen.B.Wouldyoupleaseforgiveme?Ineveracceptanyapologiesatall.C.Thankyou.You'rereallytookindapologizingtome.D.Nevermind.Youdon'thavetobesopolite.2.Mary:Hello,John.Howareyoufeelingnow?Somebodysaidyouhadbeensick.John.A.Hello,Mary.Theymusthavehadmeconfusedwithmybrother,George.Hehasbeensickallweek.Ihaveneverfeltbetterinmylife.B.Hello,Mary.Who'ssick?HowcanIbesick?I'masstrongasahorse.Theymusthavegonemad.C.Hello,Mary.Howareyou?D.Hello,Mary.I'mquitehappy.Mywifehasfallenill.And,howaboutyou?3.SpeakerA:MayIhaveaninquiry(咨询),please?SpeakerB:A.Nevermind.Youcanaskwhateveryouwant.B.I'dliketoknowwhatinquiryitis.C.I'msorry.Iknowlittleaboutit.D.Yes,ofcourse.SofarasIknow.4.M:That'stheworstpaintingI'veeverseen.W:A.Nevermind.Let'scontinuetolookatit.B.Comeon.It'snotthatbad.C.No,itisnottheworstpainting.D.Yes.Itlookstheworst.5.SpeakerA:IheardJoesaysomethingterribletoyouyesterday.SpeakerB.A.But,youknow,Iwishyoucouldpardonme.B.But,youknow,everycoinhastwosides.C.Yes,Ihaveneverbeenangrierinmylife.D.ButIdon'tmindthatJoesayssomethingterribletoyou.6.Cindy:Rose:No,whathappened?Cindy:Theylethimgoasheissuspectedtobecheating.A.DidyouknowJohn?B.DidyoulikeJohn?C.DidyouhateJohn?D.DidyouhearaboutJohn?7.SpeakerA:Hello,MayIspeaktoMr.Smith?SpeakerB:A.Yes,IamMr.Smith.B.No,heisnotintheofficerightnow.C.Speaking!D.Heisnothere.CanIspeakforhim?8.SpeakerA:I'dliketofixanappointmentwiththepersonalmanager.Willninetomorrowmorningbeallright?SpeakerB:A.No.It'simpossible.He'.11bebusytomorrow.B.I'vetoldyouhe'llbebusy.Whydoyoucomeagain?C.I'mafraidnot.He'sgotaratherfulldaytomorrow.D.He'llbefreethewholedaytomorrow.9.Salesman:Customer:Yes.WhatsizeisthatgreenT-shirt?A.Doyouwanttobuyanything?B.Excuseme,whatareyoudoing?C.Areyoujustlookingaround?D.AnythingIcandoforyou?10.SpeakerA:Hi,John.Nicetomeetyouagain.Howisyourprojectgoing?SpeakerB.A.Howdoyoudo?Myprojecthasgonewell.B.Nicetomeetyou,too.Myprojecthasgonewellasweexpected.C.Hi,Mike.Myprojecthasgonewell.D.I'mgladtomeetyou.Myprojectisreallyadifficultone.11.SpeakerA:SofarasIcansee,itisthefaultonthethirdparty.SpeakerB:.A.Idon'tagreewiththethirdparty.B.Yes.Ican'tagreemore.C.Ithinkyouarenotmeetingthat.D.Icangoalongwithyou.12.W:Boy,howquicklytechnologychanges!Somanypeoplehaveacomputerintheirhomenowadays.M:A.Computers?Therearesomanycomputersintheoffice.B.Yes,Iknow.Ifeelsobehindthetime.C.ButIknowalotofcomputers.D.Yes,Iknow.Withoutcomputer,therewouldbenoInternet.13.SpeakerA:MindifIcallyouAlbert?SpeakerB:A.Yes,justcallmeA1.B.Yes,youmaydothat.C.Ofcoursenot.ButjustplainAlwilldo.D.OK.Everyonedoes.14.W:Whatisyourgeneralpricerange(范围)?M:A.Wearelookingforathree-bed-roomhomeontheeastsideofthetown.B.Ithinkitwouldbehardtofindsomethinginthatrange.C.We'rehopingtofindsomethingunder$200.D.Therangeisabout$200orso.15.SpeakerA:I’dliketobookaticketfornextMondaymorningtoNewYork.SpeakerB:A.WhatcanIdoforyoga?B.What'sthematter?C.Atyourservice.D.lustasecond,please.PartIReadingComprehension(30%)Directions:Thereare3passagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Passage1Questions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Alawyerfriendofminehasdevotedherselftotheserviceofhumanity.Herspecialareaiscalledpublicinterestlaw.Manyotherlawyersrepresentonlyclientswhocanpayhighfees.(76)Alllawyershavehadexpensiveandhighlyspecializedtraining,andtheyworklong,difficulthoursforthemoneytheyearn.Butwhathappenstopeoplewhoneedlegalhelpandcannotaffordtopaytheselawyers'fees?Publicinterestlawyersfillthisneed.Lisa,likeotherpublicinterestlawyers,earnsasalarymuchbelowwhatsomelawyerscanearn.Becausesheiswillingtotakelessmoney,herclientsneedthehelp,eveniftheycanpaynothingatall.Someclientsneedlegalhelpbecausestoreshavecheatedthemwithfaultymerchandise.Othersareinunsafeapartments,orarethreatenedwitheviction(驱逐，赶出)andhavenoplacetogoto.Theircasesarecalledcivilcases.Stillothersareaccusedofcriminalacts,andseekingthosepublicinterestlawyerswhohandlecriminalcases.(77)Thesearejustafewofthemanysitua-tionsinwhichmenandwomenwhoarepublicinterestlawyersservetoextendjusticethroughoutoursociety.1.ApersonwhoneedsanduseslegalhelpiscalledaA.lawyerB.clientC.tenantD.caseworker2.PublicinterestlawyersserveA.onlystoresandlandlordsB.criminalsonlyC.peoplewhocanpayhighfeesD.peoplewhocanpaylittleornothing3.Ifonlytherichcouldbehelpedbylawyers,thejusticesystemwouldbeA.undemocraticB.fairandreasonableC.modernD.inneedofnochanges4.PublicinterestlawincludesA.civilcasesonlyB.criminalcasesonlyC.criminalandcivilcasesD.wealthyclients'cases5.Whichofth