Part I Writing (30 minutes)positio.o.th.topic.Travel-mat.Wanted.Yo.shoul.writ.a.leas.15.wor.followin.th.outlin.give.below:假设你是李明, 假期即将到来, 你打算做一次为期三周的旅行, 希望找个外国朋友作为游伴(Travel-mate)。
拟一个寻游伴的启事, 交代清楚日程安排、费用分担情况、对对方的规定等, 并说明对方和你一起出游的好处。
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W.hea.fro.man.parent.tha.wha.the.ha.se.asid.decline.i.valu.s.muc.tha.the.no.don'.hav.enoug.t.se.thei.stude nt.through,.say.Pen.Stat.financia.ai.directo.Ann.Griswold.wh.witnesse..1.percen.increas.i.loa.application.l as.year.Eve.wit..marke.tha.ma.b.slowl.recovering.i.wil.tak.time.perhap.severa.years.fo.peopl.t.recoup(补偿)thei.losses.Nadin.Sayeg.i.amon.thos.wh.didn'.hav.th.luxur.o.waitin.fo.he.colleg.nes.eg.t.gro.back.He.fathe.ha.investe. rg.chun.o.i.vanishe.whe.stock.wen.south.Nadin.wa.the.onl.partwa.throug.coll ege.B.graduation.sh.ha.take.ou.a.leas.$10,00.i.loans.an.he.mothe.ha.borrowe.eve.mor.o.he.behalf.No.22.N .school.havin.signe.fo.ye.mor.loan.t.pa.fo.that."Ther.wasn'.an.wa.t.d.i.differently,.sh.says ."an.I'.no.happ.abou.it.I'v.sa.dow.an.calculate.ho.lon.i.wil.tak.m.t.pa.of.everything.I'l.b.3.year.old..That'.i.s he'.schoo.tha.wil.pa.he.a.leas.$120,00..year.Dependent on Loans and Credit Cardscatio.ha.it.ow.calculatio.tha.show.ho.student.ar.mor.an.mor.dependen.o.loans.I. jus.fiv.years.fro.199.t.2023.th.media.loa.deb.a.publi.institution.ros.fro.$10,34.t.$15,e.fr o.federa.loans.whic.Congres.mad.mor.temptin.i.199.b.expandin.eligibilit.(hom.equit.n.longe.count.agains. you.assets.an.raisin.loa.limit.(.dependen.undergraduat.ca.no.borro.u.t.$23,ernment).Bu.student.aren'.stoppin.there.Th.Colleg.Boar.estimate.tha.the.als.borrowe.$4..billio.fro.privat.lender.i.th. 2023-202.academi.year.u.fro.$1..billio.jus.fiv.year.earlier.Fo.lot.o.students.th.wors.o.i.isn'.eve.th.weigh.o.thos.direc.studen.loans.It'.wha.the.rac.u.o.al.thos.plasti.car d.i.thei.wallets.A.o.tw.year.ago.accordin.t..stud.b.lende.Nelli.Mae.mor.tha.eigh.ou.o.te.undergrad.ha.thei. ow.credi.cards.wit.th.typica.studen.carryin.four.That'.n.bi.surprise.give.th.in-your-panies.whic.se.u.table.o.campu.t.entice(诱惑)student.t.sig.up.Som.college.ba.o.restric.thi.hawking.bu.other.giv.i..boost.Yo.kno.thos.credi.card.embl azone.wit..school'.pictur.o.it.logo.Fo.sanctionin.suc..card—.must-hav.fo.som.students—.colleg.departmen.o.associatio.get.payment.fro.th.issuer.Meanwhile.fro.freshma.yea.t.graduation.accordin .t.th.Nelli.Ma.study.student.tripl.th.numbe.o.credi.card.the.ow.an.doubl.thei.deb.o.them.A.o.2023.the.wer.i.th.hol.a.averag.$2,327.A Wise Choice?On.day.Moye.sa.dow.wit.hi.mother.Jann.O'.school.Don'.coun.o.it.O'D onnel.tol.him.Sh.couldn'.affor.th.cos.an.Moye.doubte.h.coul.ge..loan.give.ho.muc.h.owe.already."H.sai.h. fel.lik..failure,.O'Donnel.recalls."H.didn'.kno.ho.h.ha.gotte.int.suc..mess."ter.th.22-year-ol.hange.himsel.i.hi.bedroom.wher.hi.mothe.foun.him.O'Donnel.i.convince.th.mone.pressure.cause.hi.sui cide."Sea.trie.t.pa.hi.debt.off,.sh.says."An.h.couldn'.tak.it."mon.an.i.sometime.lead.student.t.rethin.whethe.colleg. wa.wort.it.I.fact.ther.ar.quit..fe.job.tha.don'.requir..colleg.degree.ye.pa.fairl.well.O.average.though.colleg. graduate.ca.expec.t.ear.8.percen.mor.tha.thos.wit.onl..hig.schoo.diploma.Also.al.bu.tw.o.th.5.highes.payin .job.(th.exception.bein.ai.traffi.controller.an.nuclea.powe.reacto.operators.requir..four-catio.i.ofte.no..wis.choice.s.Jun.fro.th.Universit.o.California.Riverside.i.gla.sh.borrowe.t.ge.throug.scho ol.Bu.sh.lef.Riversid.owin.$20,00.i.studen.loan.an.anothe.$7,.school.Meri.hope.t .becom..public-interes.attorney.ye.sh.ma.hav.t.postpon.tha.goal.whic.bother.her.T.handl.he.debt.she'l.probabl.nee.t.star.w it..mor.lucrative(有利的)lega.job.Lik.s.man.othe.students.Mikhai.too.ou.he.loan.o..kin.o.blin.fait.tha.sh.coul.dea.wit.th.consequences."Yo.s a.t.yourself.'ter.I'l.manage.'.Late.ha.no.arrived.an.Mikhai.i.findin.ou.th.tru.cos.o.he.colleg.degree.1.Griffit.worke.fo..fir.tha.specialize.i.economi.developmen.i.Washingto.D.C.becaus.sh.neede.mone.t.pa.f o.he.debt.2.Th.onl.proble.th.student.ar.facin.a.graduatio.i.th.disma.jo.market.3.On.reaso.wh.college.increas.tuitio.an.fee.i.tha.th.stat.suppor.i.shrinking.4.Nearl.al.th.familie.ca.manag.t.mee.th.soarin.tuitio.cost.throug.variou.investmen.plans.5.Accordin.t.Nadine'.calculation.sh.ca.pa.of.al.he.deb.whe.sh.i._______.i.sh.ca.ge..salar.o.$120,00..yea.ri .school.6.Student.ge.mone.fro.no.onl.federa.loan.bu.als.________.7.Th.colleg.departmen.o.associatio.ca.ge.payment.fro.th.issue.i.i.sanction.credi.card.decorate.wit._______ _.8.O'Donnel.think.tha.th.caus.o.he.22-year-ol.son'.suicid.i.________.catio.i.ofte.no..wis.choic.becaus._______.o.th.5.highes.payin.job.r equir..four-yea.colleg.degre.excep.fo.ai.traffi.controller.an.nuclea.powe.reacto.operators.10.Meri.wil.hav.t.star.wit..mor.lucrativ.lega.jo.instea.o.he.favorit.position—.public-interes.attorne.becaus.sh.ha.t.________.Part IV Reading Comprehension (Reading in Depth) (25 minutes)Section ADirections.I.thi.section.ther.i..shor.passag.wit..question.o.incomplet.statements.Rea.th.passag.carefully.Th plet.th.statement.i.th.fewes.possibl.word.o.Answe.Shee.2.Questions 47 to 51 are based on the following passage.Scientist.sa.the.hav.hig.hope.fo..dru.tha.coul.on.da.provid..ne.for.o.treatmen.fo.HIV-e.b.th.HI.viru.t.infec.huma.cells.ha.worke.extremel. wel.i.monkeys.I.th.dru.prove.effectiv.i.huma.trials.scientist.say.i.coul.bolster(加强)th.effectivenes.o.tw.existin.AID.drugs.particularl.i.fightin.drug-resistan.strain.o.th.virus.Researchers at the pharmaceutical(制药的)company Merck are very excited about an experimental drug, which has worked as well in monkeys infected with a primate version of the virus as any of the existing anti-AIDS drugs.It works by blocking one of three proteins, or enzymes, the HIV virus uses to gain entrance into and infect human immune system cells.Inhibito.drug.hav.bee.develope.t.bloc.tw.o.th.proteins.t.slo.progressio.o.th.diseas.afte.infection.The.hav.b ecom.standar.therap.a.."cocktail.fo.peopl.infecte.wit.HIV.Thos.enzyme.ar.revers.transcriptas.(转录酶)an.protease(蛋白酶)rge.protein.in t.smalle.pieces.producin.smalle.vira.particle.tha.infec.ne.cells.Th.thir.pron.o.cellula.attac.i..protei.calle.integrase(整合酶)rmatio.s.i.ca.ente.the m.integras.act.lik..cu.an.past.operatio.i..wor.processor.deletin.a.immun.cell'.geneti.materia.an.replacin.i.w it.it.own.An integrase inhibitor would give doctors a third line of attack against HIV infection, according to virologist Daria Hazuda of the division of Virus and Cell Biology at Merck."Thi.woul.offe..thir.clas.o.anti-bine.wit.revers.transcriptas.inhibitor.an.proteas.inhibitors.An.sinc.i.i..ne. pound.ar.activ.agains.multi-dru.resistan.variants.S.variant.tha.ar.resistan.t.al.curren.therapie.hav.bee.selecte.i.HIV-patients,.sh.said.Current anti-AIDS drugs eventually become resistant to therapy, or stop working, because the virus changes its shape.While researchers are encouraged by the success with the compound's effectiveness in monkey trials, developing a drug that is equally effective in humans can be difficult.po pan.woul.as.U.S.regulator.t.spee.approva.o.th.drug."Yeah..reall.thin.that'.wha.we'r.hopin.for,.h.said.".mean.w.nee.t.ge.dat.tha.sho.i.ha.robus.anti-vira.effect.i.people.An.i.we'r.abl.t.ge.tha.data..thin.w.woul.petitio.fo.fas.trac.status."Dr.Youn.say.a.integras.inhibito.ha.th.potentia.t.preven.dru.resistance."T.ensur.ou.bes.chanc.o.preventin.resistance.w.woul.giv.thi.a.par.o..cocktai.therapy,.h.added."An..thin.it'. reall.ou.pla.tha.w.woul.tes.thi.wit.revers.transcriptas.inhibitor.an.proteas.inhibitors.a.well."47.I.th.dru.prove.effectiv.i.huma.trials.i.coul.enhanc.th.effectivenes.o.existin.AID.drug.i.________.48.Wha.ha.becom.standar.cocktai.therapy?49.Whil.integras.delete.a.immun.cell'.geneti.materia.an.replace.i.wit.it.own.i.act.lik._______.i..wor.proces sor.50.Wh.woul.anti-AID.drug.sto.working?51.Accordin.t.Steve.Young.i.scientist.ge.th.dat.tha.________.the.woul.petitio.fo.fas.trac.status. Section BDirections.Ther.ar..passage.i.thi.section.Eac.passag.i.followe.b.som.question.o.unfinishe.statements.Fo.ea c.o.the.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.[A].[B].[C.an.[D].Yo.shoul.decid.o.th.bes.choic.an.mar.th.correspondin.l ette.o.Answe.Shee..wit..singl.lin.throug.th.center.Passage OneQuestions 52 to 56 are based on the following passage.Occasiona.self-medicatio.ha.alway.bee.par.o.norma.living.Th.makin.an.sellin.o.drug.hav..lon.histor.an.ar.closel.linked.lik s.hundre.year.o.s.ha.th.developmen.o.scientifi.tec hnique.mad.i.possibl.fo.som.o.th.cause.o.symptom.t.b.understood.s.tha.mor.accurat.diagnosi.ha.becom.po ssible.Th.docto.i.no.abl.t.follo.u.th.correc.diagnosi.o.man.illnesse.wit.specifi.treatmen.o.thei.causes.I.man .othe.illnesses.o.whic.th.cause.remai.unknown.i.i.stil.limited.lik.th.unqualifie.prescriber.t.th.treatmen.o.sy mptoms.Th.docto.i.traine.t.decid.whe.t.trea.symptom.onl.an.whe.t.attac.th.cause.thi.i.th.essentia.differenc. betwee.medica.prescribin.an.self-medication.Th.advanc.o.technolog.ha.brough.abou.muc.progres.i.som.field.o.medicine.includin.th.developmen.o.scie anizatio.i.improvin.an.people'.nutritiona.standard.hav.risen. .o.high-pressur.advertisin.b.th.pharmaceutica.industry.whic.ha.tende.t.influenc.bot.patient.an.doctor.an.ha.le.t.th.o c.o.exercise.over -eating.unsuitabl.eating.insufficien.sleep.excessiv.smokin.an.drinking.Peopl.wit.disorder.arisin.fro.fault.ha bit.suc.a.these.a.wel.a.fro.unhapp.huma.relationships.ofte.resor.t.self-medicatio.an.s.ad.th.takin.o.pharmaceutical.t.th.list.Advertiser.g.t.grea.length.t.catc.thi.market.Cleve.advertising.aime.a.chroni.sufferer.wh.wil.tr.anythin.becaus.doctor.hav.no.bee.abl.t.cur.them.ca.indu c.suc.fait.i..preparation.particularl.i.steepl.priced.tha.i.wil.produce—b.suggestion—plaint.suc.a.simpl.cold.a n.coughs.whic.clea.u.b.themselve.withi..shor.time.xatives.indigestio.remedies.painkillers.tonics.vitami.an.iro.tablet.an.man.othe. preparation.ar.foun.i.quantit.i.man.households.I.i.doubtfu.whethe.takin.thes.thing.eve.improve..person'.he alth.i.ma.eve.mak.i.worse.Wors.becaus.th.preparatio.ma.contai.unsuitabl.ingredients.wors.becaus.th.take.ma.becom.dependen.o.them.wors.becaus.the.migh.b.take.i.excess.wors.becaus.the.ma.caus.poisoning.an. wors.o.al.becaus.symptom.o.som.seriou.underlyin.caus.ma.b.maske.an.therefor.medica.hel.ma.no.b.sough t.52.Th.firs.paragrap.i.intende.t.________.[A] suggest that self-medication has a long history[B] define what diagnosis means exactly[C] praise doctors for their expertise[D] tell the symptoms from the causesplaint.becaus.________.[A] they often watch ads on TV[B] they are more likely to buy the drugs advertised[C] they generally lead a sedentary life[D] they don't take to sports and easily catch colds54.Paragraph..an..explai.________.[A] those good things are not without side effects[B] why clever advertising is so powerful[C] why in modern times self-medication is still practised[D] why people develop faulty ways of life55.Th.autho.tell.u.i.paragrap..________.[A] the reasons for keeping medicines at home[B] people's doubt about taking drugs[C] what kind of medicine people should prepare at home[D] the possible harms self-medication may do to people56.Th.bes.titl.fo.th.passag.woul.b.________.[A] Medical Practice [B] Clever Advertising[C] Self-Medication [D] Self-TreatmentPassage TwoQuestions 57 to 61 are based on the following passage.Th.ag.o.gilde.yout.i.over.Today'.under-thirtie.ar.th.firs.generatio.fo..centur.wh.ca.expec..lowe.livin.standar.tha.thei.parents.Research into the lifestyles and prospects of people who were born since 1970 shows that they are likely to face a lifetime of longer working hours, lower job security and higher taxes than the previous generation.t.i.th.evening.the.wil.b.mor.likel.t.retur.t..smal.rente.fla.tha.t..hous.o.thei.own.When.e ventually.the.retire.thei.pension.ar.fa.lowe.i.rea.term.tha.thos.o.thei.immediat.forebears.These findings are revealed in a study of the way the ageing of Britain's population is affecting different generations.Anthea Tinker, professor of social gerontology(老人学)at King's College London, who carried out much of the work, said the growth of the proportion of people over 50 had reversed the traditional flow of wealth from older to younger generations."Today'.olde.middle-age.an.elderl.ar.becomin.th.ne.winners,.sh.said."The.mad.relativel.smal.contribution.i.ta.bu.no.mak.relativ s.thre.t.fou.decade.fac.th.prospec.o.handin.ove.mor.th a..thir.o.thei.lifetime'.earning.t.car.fo.them."Th.surgin.numbe.o.olde.people.man.livin.alone.ha.als.increase.deman.fo.propert.an.pushe.u.hous.prices. Whil.previou.generation.foun.i.eas.t.rais..mortgage.today'.under-thirtie.hav.t.liv.wit.thei.parent.o.rent.I.the.ca.affor.t.bu..hom.i.i.mor.likel.t.b..fla.tha..house.Laur.Lenox-rg.hous.an.he.mothe.di.no.nee.t.work.Unlik.he.wealth.parents.sh.graduate.wit.st uden.an.postgraduat.loa.debt.o.￡13,000.Sh.no.earn.abou.￡20,00..year.preparin.foo.t.b.photographe.fo.magazines.He.hom.i..one-bedroo.fla.i.centra.Londo.an.sh.sublets(转租)th.lung.sofa-be.t.he.brother."M.fathe.too.pit.an.pai.of.m.studen.debts,.sh.said."Bu..stil.hav.n.pensio.an.n.chanc.o.buyin..propert.fo.a.le as..coupl.o.years—an.the.i.wil.b.somethin.smal.i..ba.area.M.onl.hop.i.th.traditiona.on.o.meetin..ric.man."Tinker's research reveals Lenox-Conyngham is representative of many young professionals, especially in London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol.57.B.sayin."th.growt.o.th.proportion...t.younge.generations..(Lin.2.Para.5).Anthe.Tinke.reall.mean.tha.__ ______.[A] currently wealth flows from old generation to younger generation[B] traditionally wealth flows from younger generation to old generation[C] with the increasingly big population of over 50, the trend arises that wealth flows from younger generation to old generation[D] with more and more people of over 50, traditions have been reversed58.Wh.ar.today'.olde.middle-age.an.elderl.becomin.th.ne.winners?[A] Because they made relatively small contributions in tax, but younger generation will possibly hand over more than a third of their lifetime's earnings for the care of them.[B] Because they contributed a lot in tax and now can claim much on the welfare system.[C] Because they made small contributions, but now can make money easily.[D] Because they outnumber younger generation and enjoy more privileges in the present society.59.Whic.facto.pushe.u.hous.prices?[A] Many young men, who live alone, have increased demand for houses.[B] Many young men need to rent more houses.[C] It is easy to apply for a mortgage for young generation.[D] The number of older people, many of whom live alone, becomes bigger and bigger.ur.Lenox-Conyngha.mak.he.living?[A] By taking photographs for magazines.[B] By marring a rich man.[C] By subletting the lounge sofa-bed to her brother.[D] By preparing food for photographs for some magazines.61.W.ca.conclud.fro.th.passag.tha.________.[A] today's under-thirties are leading a miserable life in Britain[B] Laura Lenox-Conyngham's attitude to work and life represents that of many young professionals in Britain[C] Life can get harder for under-thirties in Britain[D] elders enjoy extremely high living standards in BritainPart V Error Correction (15 minutes)Directions.Thi.par.consist.o..shor.passage.I.thi.passage.ther.ar.altogethe.1.mistakes.on.i.eac.numbere.line. 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