Directions：For this part,you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay based on the picture below．You should start your essay with a brief account of misbehaviors of Chinese tourists abroad and then explain what the causes of these uncivilized behaviors are．You should write at least 120 words but no more than 180 words．

听音频：http://wximg.233.com/attached/media/20141027/20141027144402_0257.mp3回答{下列各题}：

请回答第（2）题

A.Have dinner with friends．
B.Go out with several friends．
C.Stay home watching football game．
D.Stay home and do some housework.

请回答第（3）题

A.Driving a car．
B.Asking the direction．
C.Doing something wrong．
D.Looking for the fly over bridge．

请回答第（4）题

A.That company is not so good．
B.He is going to study in school．
C.It is far away from his home．
D.He hasn’t so much time for that work．

请回答第（5）题

A.Go to the pharmacy．
B.Take some medicine．
C.Go to bed for sleep．
D.Drink plenty cold water．

请回答第（6）题

A.He is glad the woman enjoyed the dinner very much．
B.There is no need to thank him for yesterday’s dinner．
C.The woman has had a wrong number．
D.There is something wrong with the telephone．

请回答第（7）题

A.The woman wants to find her roommate a boyfriend．
B.The man likes girls with beautiful face and good personality．
C.The man doesn’t believe that beautiful girl will fall in love with him．
D.The man has just confronted his love failure．

请回答第（8）题

A.Doubtful．
B.Indifferent．
C.Pleased．
D.Surprised．

请回答第（9）题

A.808 dollars．
B.792 dollars．
C.1，000 dollars．
D.200 dollars．

听录音，回答以下问题.

请回答第（10）题

A.The young people are talking fast with a lot of slang．
B.He doesn’t like young people’s talking way．
C.He is not familiar with the topic they are discussing．
D.He doesn’t know what exactly their stand is．

请回答第（11）题

A.He thinks it is meaningless．
B.He is critical about it．
C.He holds an indifferent view．
D.He thinks highly of it．

请回答第（12）题

A.Always find time to park in front ofthe TV
B.Stay home just for watching the latest episode of the favorite show．
C.Keep on absorbing bad information or things that don’t help．
D.Watching lots of TV drama．

请回答第（13）题

A.He may has an addiction to TV
B.He likes to watch TV dramas．
C.He may has an addiction to computers．
D.He can’t miss the latest episode of his favorite show．

听录音，回答以下问题.

请回答第（14）题

A.Using the search engine．
B.From the TV commercials．
C.Hearing from someone else．
D.Looking up in International Trade Statistics Database．

请回答第（15）题

A.It is a leading impoa and export company in China．
B.It’s been engaged in foreign trade for more than 20 years．
C.Its main products are home appliances．
D.It has excellent reputation in the world market．

请回答第（16）题

A.Samples of the audio and video equipments．
B.Audio and video equipments manual．
C.Price-list and catalogue of the audio and video equipments．
D.Electronic version of the company information．

Passage One听录音，回答以下问题.

请回答第（17）题

A.$9．6 million．
B.$0．27 million．
C.$0．9 million．
D.$87 million．

请回答第（18）题

A.Join a support group．
B.Kick the habit．
C.Win the lottery．
D.Save every cent．

请回答第（19）题

A.Because lottefies can bring a lot of taxes．
B.Because loRefies help the poor get wealth．
C.Because profits from lotteries can be usually used to pay for education．
D.Because they have bought vast quantities of lottery tickets．

Passage Two听录音，回答以下问题.

请回答第（20）题

A.For five months．
B.For two months．
C.For three months．
D.For four months．

请回答第（21）题

A.Tim and Dom were too careless．
B.The speed of the fishing ship was too fast．
C.Nobody on the fishing ship saw them．
D.Their rowboat was not strong enough．

请回答第（22）题

A.Their rowboat was not damaged．
B.Both of them existed after a dangerous time．
C.They enjoyed this ioumey．
D.They failed to reach San Francisco．

Passage Three听录音，回答以下问题.

请回答第（23）题

A.780 wars．
B.760 wars．
C.800 wars．
D.600 wars．

请回答第（24）题

A.Helping housewives operate the washing machine．
B.Making it much easier for us to go online．
C.Producing more electricity than that invented by Larry Rome．
D.Being applied in medical fields to operate heart pacemakers．

请回答第（25）题

A.It is too heavy for the walker to bear．
B.It is too complex for people to use．
C.It is too expensive for most people to afford．
D.It will slow down one’s walking speed．

请回答第（26）题

A.It produces power witllout adding more loads to the walker．
B.It can produce more power in a much shorter time．
C.It needs to be equipped with a battery．
D.It can help the walker walk faster．

听音频，回答下面各题。
Of the thousands of different kinds of animals that exist in the world man has learned to make friends with an enormous number．Some are pets，and offer him(26)__________，some give protection，and some do hard work which man cannot do for himself．Dogs，which serve man in all three(27)__________，are found in various species in all countries of the world．The(28) __________ of certain countries are dependent for their very lives on the camel．In the West Indies the little(29)__________，strong and sure-footed，carrying heavy loads even in mountainous places，is a familiar sight．
Trained and tamed for many(30)__________，domestic animals are not accustomed to roaming in search of food and shelter．They look to their masters to provide for their needs，and(31)__________these are supplied，they are content to do what their masters require．
All domestic animals need proper food．It must(32)__________them，sufficient in quantity,flesh and clean．The(33)__________of food depends on the size of the animal and the amount of exercise it takes．Overfeeding is as bad as underfeeding．Containers for food and water must be washed regularly if the animal is to maintain good health．
Even well．cared-for animals may sometimes fallill．If this happens．the wise master seeks the best advice he can get．all sorts of medicines and (34)__________are available for sick animals，and in some countries(35)__________exist to provide them free or at a cheap price．Useful，friendly, hardworking animals deserve to have some time，money and attention spent on them．

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根据下面文章，回答{下列各题}。
Public colleges must be stewards(管家)of the public’s trust and of students’ and taxpayers’dollars．They should be(36)__________for containing costs and for spending on what matters most：prepanng students to be active learners，career-ready and engaged citizens．Public colleges are using myriad strategies to cut costs and keep college(37)__________．These include(38)__________administrative expenses；eliminating low-enrollment programs and student support services；and achieving cost savings in energy management and employee health care．
Fast-rising tuition increases may make it seem that institutional spendiiIg is out of(39)__________．However,public colleges’collective(40)__________per fulltime student has actually been flat in recent years．
The primary reason for escalating(逐步上升)tuition prices has been the state-to-student cost shift that has taken place in who pays for a public higher education．States have gradually(41)__________from their public higher education systems．with families picking up more of me tab through tuition increases．Institutions have first turned to reducing spending，only raising tuition prices to(42)__________academic quality．
The best way to mitigate future tuition increases is for state leaders to reinvest in public higher education．With the Great Recession finally behind us—during which states dramatically reduced(43)__________for public colleges and universities— state leaders started reinvesting in public higher education this year,providing a nearly 6% increase in funding．
Maintaining(44)__________to afrordable public colleges is paramount to our nailon’s economic security, social equity and civic vibrancy．It is(45)__________upon state government，together with public colleges and universities，to ensure this happens．

A．raise
B．disinvested
C．fair
D．reducing
E．reinvest
F．affordable
G．tuition
H．accountable
I．afford
J．funding
K．incumbent
L．maintain
M．access
N．control
O．spending

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根据下面内容，回答{下列各题}。 
Exorbitant(过分的)Privilege
A．In 2012 ICBC，a state．controlled Chinese company that is the world’s most valuable bank，bought four-fifths of the Argentine subsidiary of Standard Bank，a South African firm．The deal was hailed as a leap forward for “South-South” cooperation—direct economic ties between emerging markets(新兴市场)．But one group of fich-world middlemen got a slice of the action：lawyers．ICBC was represented by Linklaters，an English firm，and Standard Bank by Jones Day, an American one．The deal was made under English law, with any differences to be settled in A．l English arbitration center．
B．Though emerging markets now account for over half the world’s GDP at purchasing-power parity(购买力平价)，and trade between them is booming，just two developed countries retain a stranglehold on cross-border finance，investment，mergers and acquisitions．Just as America benefits from issuing the world’s reserve currency, America and its former colonial master, Britain, enjoy the exorbitant privilege of issuing the world’s “reserve law”．A global survey by Queen Mary University in London in 2010 of general counsels and legal-department heads found that 40% most frequently did business using English law and another 22% American．generally the law of New York state．No other country’s lawgot a significant share．
C．America and Britain reap large rewards from their legal dominance．of the world’s 100 highest-grossing law firms，9 1 have their headquarters in one of the two．America’s legal sector is bigger than the GDP of Peru；though much of that is because of Americans’ litigiousness．a good chunk comes from foreign work．The New York offices of American firms earn around$1．8 billion annually from international．dispute resolution．almost two．thirds of litigants in English commercial courts are foreign．At 1．5% ．the legal sector’s share of British GDP is nearly double that in other big European countries．
D．Other bits of both countries’ economies feel the ripples(余波)，t00．Foreigners visiting for legal hearings stay in hotels and eat in restaurants．Aspiring lawyers from around the world pay to attend their universities and spread goodwill when they go home．Dependence on American and British law firms makes it harder for deal makers to move from New York and London to Hong Kong or Frankfurt．Britain’s government describes lawyers as “central to the export of other professional services” such as accounting，asset management and banking．
E．The competition is often weak：much of China’s commercial law was written by Communist Party officials and is fiddled with errors：and though India adopted much of English common law, its courts are notoriously slow．But the incumbents’ biggest advantage is that they have common law systems with centuries of binding precedent．That means they offer as much certainty as any jurisdiction(司法权)can．In civil-law countries such as France，Portugal and Spain，and their ex-colonies，judges have wide latitude to interpret statutes，increasing the risk of nasty legal surprises．Civil systems place more restrictions on acceptable clauses，and often consider the interests of third parties，such as workers or consumers．
F．Many other countries would like to break this duopoly(双头垄断市场)．But even those with good laws on Paper would take decades to train enough lawyers and judges to make them stick．The immediate threat to American and British law comes from a trend that dispenses with courtsal together．Parties to a cross-border deal must decide not only which country’s law governs it but how disputes should be resolved．Firms are increasingly opting for private arbitration，which promises confidentiality,
speed and lower costs than going to court—and here London and New York are less dominant．
G．More recently，new entrants have made inroads．Among the most Successful is Singapore，whose dedicated arbitration venue(仲裁地点)，SIAC，opened in 199 1．Singapore’s government exempts arbitrators from income tax and expedites entry for participants in hearings．SIAC’s caseload has quadrupled in the past decade，with Indian firms particularly keen．Last year they were parties to a third of its 259 new cases．
H．With 260 new cases last year, Hong Kong matches SIAC for size．Arbitration is essential for cross-border deals involving China，since its iudges rarely enforce foreign court decisions but are bound to uphold arbitration awards by the New York Arbitration Convention，which it signed in 1987．In the past，Chinese firms reluctantly accepted distant arbitration venues．But they are increasingly insisting
on disputes being heard locally．Exorbitant no more?
I．English law remains prevalent in Asian arbitration，accounting for 32% of cases at SIAC．But a recent trend in South America shows how quickly this could change．Of the big emerging economies，the one mat has most effectively promoted its own law is Brazil．Its firms still use third．party law, usually New York’s．to raise money and make acquisitions abroad．But foreign firms active in Brazil often acquiesce to local law, relying on localarbitration as an alternative to courts that are politicized and glacially slow．
J．Brazil’s govermment created a legal framework for arbitration in 1996，which became widely used after being approved by the supreme court in 200 1．Nothing prevents firms from using foreign arbitration—but losers may delay the application of foreign rulings for years(though not for ever)by filing objections in Brazilian courts．In contrast，domestic arbitration awards in local-law cases are deemed
equivA．ent to legal rulings，and implemented on the spot．“There’s nothing to fear about having an arbitration in Brazil，”says Stepheno’ Sullivan，a former solicitor in England who works for Mattos Filho，a Brazilian firm．
K．At first sight，the lawyers of Wall Street and the City of London have the most to lose from the growing popularity of arbitration．Their govermments are not helping．In Britain authorities often fail to provide timely visas for parties，experts or witnesses．As for America，businesses often complain about the burden of pre．trial discovery, and the threat of unsophisticated juries or elected judges awarding exorbitant damages．In a recent survey, Hogan Lovells，a law firm whose main offices are in London and Washington，DC，asked general counsels around the world which jurisdiction they found most challenging．China finished second--after America．
L．In the long run，developing countries may be bigger losers．Local arbitration may facilitate deals and bolster short．term growth．But if it reduces the pressure from multinationals and local finns for simpler laws，berer courts and less political corruption，it may delay attempts to establish legal systems that work not just for businesses but for everyone else too．

China and India would be very fragile in the competition because of their wrong commercial laws and inemcient courts．

The exorbitant privilege of issuing world’s “reserve law” make American and Britain the absolute winners in global business resorting to their laws．

On the contrary，domestic arbitration is considered as legal standards to be adopted immediately．

America and Britain mostly gain profits from their leading role in providing legal rulings．

The lawyers，middlemen of rich world，took a share of spoils in the deal．

Local arbitration may bring some facilities in a short time，while it delays the intention for everyone to establish legal systems in the future．

According to a recent survey, Chinese jurisdiction has been the second most challenging one after America．

It is a wise choice for foreign finns in Brazil to accept the local arbitration rather than politicized and inefficient courts．

It is a tough task to break this duopoly in a short time．

Strongly relying on American and Britain law firms render it difficult for parties to trust other reliable firms，such as Hong Kong and Frankfurt．