12．（1）I met my teacher on last Sunday．
（2）Let's go and watch them play the football．
（3）My father often go to the cinema himself．
（4）The boy is one of the best player in our school．
（5）The teacher entered into the classroom．

11．I apologize for my absencefrom your birthday party； I was ill yesterday．

10．A new robot companion is currently being presented across Europe．It could suit customers'various tastes and needs and could find its way into people's homes within two or three years，potentially greatly enhancing quality of life for older citizens and people with memory or mobility problems．
The robot，a mobile wheeled semi-humanoid figure equipped with cameras，sensors，audio and a touch screen interface，can remind users to take their medicine，suggest they have their favourite drink or encourage them to go for a walk or visit friends if they haven't been out for a while．As part of a larger smart-home environment that can include smart clothing to monitor vital signs，the system can monitor user's health and safety，and contact emergency services if something is wrong．
"Across Europe，populations are growing older，and many people need care in some way．Care may be provided by professionals at home or in a care facility，but often the caregiver is the person's partner or another family member．What we are seeing is that carers may also need additional support themselves，especially if they are also older--our view is that technology can provide it，"explains Mr Herjan of Smart Homes，the Dutch Expertise Centre on Home Automation and Smart Living，which oversaw the robot's development．
By monitoring user's behavior，the robot can learn to approach users at appropriate times，talk to them or provide information via a touchscreen interface．Users can respond by talking back or using the touchscreen．"The way the robot behaves，such as what it says and how it says it，can be changed to suit each person，"Mr Herjan says．
The prototype（樣板）robot companion currently cost around EUR 10，000 to build，but that price should fall as technology advances or if they are produced in large numbers．Mr．Herjan thinks a robot companion will cost around EUR 5000 within a couple of years．
21．The robot companion in the passage can help all people，EXCEPTB．
A．old people                      
B．blind people
C．people with memory problems      
D．people who can't move easily
22．What can the robot companion do？D
A．Give users their medicine．
B．Call and visit users'friends．
C．Serve users their favorite drink．
D．Encourage users to go for a walk．
23．What does Mr．Herjan mainly want to convey in the third paragraph？D
A．Caregivers should be professional．
B．Caregivers themselves also need care．
C．There are more and more old people in Europe．
D．The technology of robots can provide help like a caregiver．
24．How can the robot companion learn to approach users at appropriate times？C
A．By using a to uch screen．
B．By directly talking to users．
C．By watching users'behavior．
D．By listening to users'orders．
25．According to the last paragraph，we know thatB．
A．people can spend EUR 10，000 getting a robot companion now
B．the robot companion's price will probably fall as technology advances
C．the robot companion will be produced in large numbers in the near future
D．the cheapest robot companion will cost around EUR 5，000 within a few years．

9．聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題．
17．How many people took part in the swimming activity？
A．About 300．B．About 3，000．C．About 30，000．
18．Why did they organize the swimming activity？
A．To celebrate the Dragon-boat Festival．
B．To get ready for a swimming competition．
C．To make people aware of environmental protection．
19．Who organized the swimming activity？
A．The local authority．B．The tourism agency．C．The sports center．
20．What can we know from the 62-year-old swimmer？
A．The river was very clean when he was a child．
B．The river isn't as clean as it was several years ago．
C．The river is where people swim across for many years．

8．聽第9段材料，回答第14至16題．
14．What is the problem with the lockers？
A．They are unlocked．B．They are all removed．C．They are not used properly．
15．What does the man suggest about the clothes-hangers？
A．They should be bigger．B．They should be smaller．C．They should be stronger．
16．What's the woman's reaction to the man's complaint？
A．She will try to improve．
B．She doesn't know what to do．
C．She will tell her boss about it．

7．聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題．
11．Where does the conversation probably take place？
A．In a restaurant．   B．In a hotel．   C．In a school．
12．How long will the breakfast time last？
A.2.5 hours．   B.2 hours．   C.1.5 hours．
13．What can be used for free？
A．The refrigerator．   B．The exercise room．   C．The wireless Internet．

6．聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題．
8．What are the two speakers talking about？
A．Having a trip．   B．Doing paper work．   C．Buying some food．
9．Who will pay for the gas？
A．Tony．   B．Catherine．   C．Lisa．
10．When will the two speakers leave？
A．This Saturday．   B．Next Monday．   C．Next Tuesday．

5．聽第6段材料，回答第6至7題．
6．What did the woman do last Sunday？
A．She visited a park．   B．She attended a party．   C．She saw a film．
7．Why didn't the man get in touch with the woman？
A．She moved to a new house．
B．She changed her telephone number．
C．She gave him the wrong e-mail address．

4．What is the woman doing？
A．Offering help．
B．Giving suggestions．
C．Asking for information．

3．Where is the man's mother now？
A．In a hospital．   B．At home．   C．At a bus stop．