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14级专科英语I半期练习
PartIListeningComprehension(本大题共15小题，每小题1分，共计15分)
SectionA
Directions:Listentopeopletalkingaboutdifferentthings.Whataretheytalkingabout?Choosethecorrectanswerfromthechoicesgiven.
01.A）Astamp.B）Aletter.C）Apencil.D）Anenvelope02.A）Aseason.B）Aholiday.C）party.D）Afestival.03.A）Health.B）Work.C）Sleep.D）Dream.04.A）AradioB）Acamera.C）ATVset.D）Ataperecorder.05.A）Afilm.B）Abook.C）Alesson.D）Apicture.SectionB
Direction:Underlinethewordcontainedinthesentencethatyouhear(U240-2)
06.pat/bat07.ten/den08.few/view09came/game
3.SectionC
Directions：NowlistentoanotherdialogueandtranslatetheChinesesentencesintoEnglishaccordingtotheinformationyouget
Jane:Hello,Li.10)__________________(我想让你认识一下)myfriendMr.Brown.
Li:______________11)(您好)，Mr.Brown?
Mr.Brown:Howdoyoudo?Jane12)_____________（已经给我讲了许多有关你的事儿.）
Li:13)_________________（今天能认识你我真高兴）
Jane:Mr.Brownwantsyoutohelphim14)_____________(学汉语)
Li:15)______________（我很乐意）

PartIIReadingComprehension(本大题共15小题，每小题1分，共计15分)
PassageOne
Whenateacherorlecturerrecommendsastudenttoreadabook,itisusuallyforaparticularpurpose.Inmanycases,theteacherdoesn'tsuggestthatthewholebookshouldberead.Infact,hemayjustrefertoafewpageswhichhaveadirectbearingonthematterbeingdiscussed.
Unfortunately,whenmanystudentspickupabooktoreadtheytendtohavenoparticularpurposeinmindotherthansimplyto"readthebook".Oftentheyopenthebookandstartreading,pagebypage,linebyline,wordbyword;Theresultisthatstudentsfrequentlydon'thaveanoverallviewofwhattheyarereading;also,theytendtoforgetfairlysoonwhatthey'vebeenreading.
Studentscanmaketheirreadingmuchmoreeffectivebyadoptingastrategyaimedathelpingthemtounderstandandtorememberwhattheyread.Firstly,theyshoulddecidepreciselywhythey'rereadingthebookperhapsit'stofindsomeinformationthat'llansweraquestion;perhapsit'stounderstandadifficultideaorargument,andsoon.Thenthestudentsshoulddecideexactlywhattheyaregoingtoread;it'sseldomnecessarytoreadthewholebook.Agoodstartingpointisthecontentspage,thechapterheadings,andeventheindexatthebackofthebook.The