SCIEG1EnglishEntryExaminationMock4Time:100MinutesFullScore:100PointsName:Score:PartIListening(25points)Question1Listentothefollowinginterviewwithanexplorer,andthencompletethedetailsbelow.youwillheartheinterviewtwice.Question2Listentothefollowinginterviewaboutahugecrab,andthenanswerthequestionsbelow.youwillheartheinterviewtwice.(a)GiveonethingthatavisitorcandoataSeaLifeCentre.(b)Givetwophysicaldetailsaboutthecentre'snewestcreature.(c)Giveareasonforthenicknamegiventothecrab.(d)Whereexactlydothesecrabsusuallylive?(e)Whatisthecreature'sdiet?Givetwodetails.(f)Howdoesthehugecrabdisguiseitself?PartIIGrammar(15pts)SectionA.Thereareincompletesentenceshere.Fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthewordgiveninthebrackets.(10pts)1.Whentheyattainlegalmarriageageandmeetcertainmedicalrequirements,peoplearefree(choose)theirownmates.2.Theflowers(smell)sweetinthebotanicgardenattractthevisitorstothebeautyofnature.3.Afterreadingtheletter,Ifeelquite_(shock)atyourexpectationonme.Ialsofeelshamedforhavingnotperformingwelltomeetyourdemand.4.Nomatterwhatdifficultiesyouface,youshouldtrytoovercometheminordertohaveyourtask(complete).5.Thegirldidn'tsayanythingtome.Instead,shesatinthecorner(stare)atmybehavior.6.Whenheheardthenews,hewassurprisedtoopenhismouth(wide).7.Hetoldusthe_(true)thathehadcheatedintheexamination,whichshowedheisn'tadishonestperson.s.It'samazingthattheoldmanover70yearsoldissaidtohavetakenpartinthenationaluniversity(enter)examination4times.9.ThesupercomputerisnotonlyagreatachievementbyChina,butalsoaboosttothe_(develop)ofscienceandtechnologyformankind.”to.Weshouldbestronglyagainstthattheyounggraduatedfromcollegestilldependontheirparents.Theyshouldlearntobe(depend)whentheyarechildren.SectionBCloze.ChoosetheappropriateanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedbyA,B,CandDtomakethefollowingshortpassagemakesense.(5pts)Haveyoueverheardthephrase-Loveisblind?Ifso,youarealready11withatypeofmistakeinourattemptstounderstandothers:haloeffects.Thistypeofmistakereferstothefactthatonceweformanoverallimpressionofsomebody,itcouldhavestrongeffectsonour12ofhispersonality.Unfortunately,haloeffectsarebothcommonandpowerful.Forexample,mostorganizationscontainoneormoresuperstars---peoplewhohaveearnedthereputationforbeingunusually13andcapable.Oncetheyhavegainedsuchahalo,everythingtheydoreceivesgood14.Ideasthatwouldberegardedasjustso-soifsuggestedbysomeoneelseareseenas15whenproposedbythesepersons.Andactionsthatmightbeconsideredriskyiftakenbyothersareseenasbravewhencarriedoutbythesechosenmenandwomen.11.A.familiarB.wrongC.connectedD.bored12.A.choicesB.memoriesC.judgmentsD.requirements13.A.amusingB.consciousC.fashionableD.talented14.A.commentB.replyC.effectD.opportunity15.A.averageB.excellentC.funnyD.similar