Bob: Wow, look, all the things are on sale. Jane: Yes, look at here, this is 50% off. ______.Bob: And look at the shoes. They are 30% off the normal price.

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Forthispart,youneedtowriteanessayexpressingyouropiniononwhetherawallmakesiteasierormoredifficulttobeagoodneighbor.Youshouldwritenofewerthan120wordsontheanswersheet.

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{{B}}Part Ⅳ Reading Comperhension{{/B}}

Mostworksofartarekeptindoors,inagallery,privatehome,officebuilding,ormuseum.Onecategoryofartwork,fashionedtobeondisplayoutdoors,defiessuchcloistering.Itisknownaspublicart,anditismeanttobeviewedeasilybyanypasser-by.Bydefinition,publicartshapestheenvironmentofacommunity.Inrecentdecades,mostsupportersofpublicarthaveadvocatedatwo-wayrelationship,inwhichthepeopleofacommunityshouldshapepublicartaswell.NorthAmericaprovidesexcellentexamplesofthewaysinwhichethnicityshapestheimpulsetocreatepublicart.MultipleandoverlappingwavesofimmigrationintotheUnitedStatesandCanadahaveensuredthatanytrulylocalartmovementwilldrawsubjectsandstylesfrommanytraditions.ThebestofsuchartexpresseswhatagivenethnicgrouphasexperiencedinNorthAmerica,notmerelywhattheirancestorsexperiencedin"theoldcountry".California'sChicanos—descendantsofimmigrantsfromMexico—haveledthewayinmakingpublicartthatdepictsanethniccommunity'sinterests.AcriticalaspectofthiswasthestrugglebyapredominantlyChicanolaborunion,theUnitedFarmWorkers(UFW),forbetterworkingconditionsinCaliforniaduringthe1960s.TosupporttheUFW'sefforts,highlyaccomplishedChicanoartistsinLosAngeles,inSacramento,andelsewhere,placedposters,murals,andotherpoliticallychargedworksinpublicspaces.Theydrewattentionasmuchfortheirbeautyasfortheirmessage.AftertheUFWissuefaded,thedemandpersistedforpublicartinthestylespioneeredduringthecampaign.ThecomplexmuralsthatadornsidesofbuildingsthroughoutcentralandsouthernCalifornia,featuringelementsofindigenousMexicanculturesmixedwithscenesandsymbolsfromMexican-Americanlife,carrytheexpressionforward.TheMuralArtsProgram(MAP)inPhiladelphiahassupportedsomeofthemostambitiouscommunity-basedpublicartinNorthAmerica.In1984,theMAPwaslaunchedaspartofacampaigntofightaplagueofgraffitiinthecity.Inanovelapproachtotheproblem,youngpeoplecaughtsprayinggraffitionstructuresinPhiladelphiaweredirectedtoMAPtoworkunderprofessionalmuralistsandproducemuralsthatbeautifiedneighborhoodsratherthangraffitithatdefacedthem.TheMAPhassinceleftitsgraffiti-bustingpastbehindandhasbecomeanoutletforcommunityexpression.PublicsculpturesinmanyNorthAmericancitiesexpresstraditionalandmodernaspectsofAmerican-Indianlife.Forexample,MarvinOliver,whoseancestorsincludemembersoftheQuinaultIndianNationinthePacificNorthwest,hasfashionedseverallargepublicworks.HisEagleBearingWealthisaneight-foottallcolumnofDouglasfircarvedandpaintedtoresembleatotempoletraditionalamongIndiansoftheNorthwestCoast.ItstandsonthecampusofNorthSeattleCommunityCollegeinSeattle,Washington.Countlessotherethnicgroupshaveleft,andareleaving,theirmarksonNorthAmericanpublicart.ThestonemasonTorkjelLandsverkerectedbeautifullytexturedornamentalwallsandmonumentsinIowaandMinnesotaduringthelate19thcenturyandearly20th.Whileamoderneyemightskipoverthemasjustmoreexamplesofstodgy,oldfixturesexpressinglittle,theyareanythingbutboring.Theirrough-hewncharacterskillfullyreflectsanaestheticappreciationforhard-to-tamenatureamongNorwegian-AmericansintheUpperMidwest.Questions71to75Completethesummarybelowwithinformationfromthepassage,usingnomorethanthreewordsforeachblank.Differentfrommostworksofart,publicartisusuallyondisplayoutdoors.Publicartshapes________ofacommunityandisalsoshapedbythepeopleofacommunity.NorthAmericaprovidesexcellentexamplesofpublicart.TheUFW'seffortsindemandingbetter________wereexpressedintheformofpublicartlikeposters,murals,andpoliticallychargedworks.TheMAPinPhiladelphiamadeyoungpeoplewho________producemuralsthatbeautifiedneighborhoods.TraditionalandmodernAmerican-Indianlifeisshownin________,suchasMarvinOliver'sEagleBearingWealthstandingonthecampusofNorthSeattleCommunityCollege.Different________haveleftandareleavingtheirworksonNorthAmericanpublicartlikeTorkjelLandsverk'sornamentalwallsandmonumentsinIowaandMinnesota.

The city of London, ______repeatedly between 1940 and 1941, lost many of its famous churches.

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The first city ever______in Canada is Quebec.

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{{B}}Part Ⅲ Cloze{{/B}}

If BNKC is the code for COLD, what is the code for FIRM?

—Excuse me. Can I park my car here? —No, I'm afraid not. ______—Oh, do you know of anywhere around here I can park?—Sorry, I'm afraid I don't.

SirWinstonChurchillsaidthisaboutsuccess:"Successistheabilitytogofromonefailuretoanotherwithnolossofenthusiasm."Whatisyourviewonthis?Andgiveanexampletosupportyourview.Writeanessayinatleast120wordsontheanswersheet.

Everyone knew that______the project would be completed and we'd all have to return to our own separate departments.

—May I take your order, sir?—Yes. I will start with cream soup, please, and then I'll have a T-bone steak.—______—Medium, and I'll have a glass of beer. Thank you.

Sam: Did you see that fascinating film on THTV-4 last night? Mary: That stupid love story?Sam: Yes. Didn't you like it?Mary: No. ______They're all rubbish.

{{B}}Part I Listening Comperhension{{/B}}