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第一部分 第一节（单项填空题20分） 单项：1—5CBAAD 6—10CCDBD 11—15BAADD 16—20DDDCC 第二节（完形填空30分） 完型：21—25BCCAD 26—30AABCB 31—35BDADC 36—40CBDAC 第二部分（阅读50分） 阅读：41—44BCDC 45—48ABCD 49—51 CAC 52—55 BDAC 56—60 BDABD 61—65DAFBC 第三部分 第一节（短文改错10分） As new students at an university in Boston, many of us were unfamiliar with the campus but a and consequently late for class. One professor, however, was particular intolerant of being late, making ∧ clear particularly it that no excuse would be acceptable. So when a girl student came in his class one morning late, we expected into the worst results. Then the professor demand the reason for her coming late. “I was being waiting on line to result demanded buy your new book,” she replied very nervously. Looked at the rest of the class, the professor asked, “Well,
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Students on the Move for Their Exams —Fair or Unfair? Every year some students from high-score areas move to other provinces to take the Entrance Examination of the Colleges. Recently we had a discussion about this. Some think it understandable for the students to move to other places to take the exam since they want to be able to study at a better university. And it seems to be the right of a student as a citizen to have such a chance, especially those from an area of high entry score. Otherwise they have to get much higher scores to enter a university than those who are from a low entry-score province. Others take a quite different stand. They think those who are from high score areas would add pressure to the areas they move to, which also means an unfair situation to those students in low-score areas. What’s more, it seems to be just favourable to the powerful and not fair to ordinary people. So they don’t think it a good thing. (137 words)
