ModelTest1PartIWriｔing（３０mｉnuｔes)Dｉrecｔｉoｎｓ：Ｆorthisｐart，ｙouarｅａｌlowed30mｉｎutｅsｔｏshorteｓｓayentｉtｌedSｈouｌdWeCelｅbratｅWｅｓterｎFｅstivalｓ？Yｏusｈouｌｄwriｔeatleast１２0woｒdsfｏllowｉngｔheoutｌiｎegivenｂelow.現(xiàn)在越來越多的中國人開始慶祝西方的節(jié)日，如圣誕節(jié)、情人節(jié)等有人認(rèn)為這利于文化交流；有人則緊張這會(huì)導(dǎo)致傳統(tǒng)文化的喪失在我看來……PartIIReadiｎgCｏmprehenｓｉoｎ(SkimmingandSｃannｉｎg）（15ｍinutｅs）Dｉrectiｏnｓ:Ｉnｔhiｓpart,youwｉｌlｈave15ｍinuｔestｏgoovｅrthｅpasｓaｇｅqｕickｌyandａnsweｒthequestionsonAnswerSheｅｔ1．Ｆoｒｑuｅstｉonｓ1-7．ｃhoosethｅbesｔansｗｅrfromthefourｃhoiｃesmarkeｄＡ)，B),C)ａndＤ).Ｆｏrqueｓtionｓ8-10,compｌeｔethｅseｎtenceswithｔheiｎfｏrmationgｉveｎｉｎthｅｐasｓagｅ．Heｒecoｍestｈee-bｏokｒeｖoluｔionAtwhattempｅratｕredｏｅlｅctｒｏnicbookscatchfire?We’ｒeｇoiｎgtoｆｉndoutsomeｔiｍｅｔhrobablyiｓｙeａr.E-booｋｓaｌesａreａbouｔtｏignite.ＯnMonday,AiｓｅxpｅcｔedtounveｉlａｎeｗverｓiｏnofitｓＫindlｅｒeａder.Iｔwilｌprobａbｌyｂeａlotbeｔteｒａnｄaｌitｔｌechｅaｐｅrthanｔhefｉｒsｔvｅrsion.Buttherealneｗｓalreａdybrokeｔｈisweeｋ:AｃompａnyspokesmａnａnｎouncedthatＡmazｏnplaｎstｏofferKindlebooksonCelｌＰhoneｓ．ThｉsｎeｗｓcｏｕnｔereｄＧoogｌｅ’sａnnounceｍentthａt(yī)tｈe１.５milｌionpubｌiｃｄｏmainｂoｏｋsavailableonitsGｏｏｇｌeBookSｅａrｃhｏffeｒinｇwilｌsｏonｂｅａvailable（ｆｒee,ofcourｓｅ)ｖｉaanewCｅllPｈoｎeaｐplicatiｏn.IbeｌievethatCellPｈｏneswilｌquicklyoutpacethｅdedｉcatedｅ-ｂoｏkrｅaｄers,ｉncludiｎｇtｈｅKindlｅs,asthｅｐlaｔｆorｍofchoｉｃｅfoｒe-bookrｅaｄerｓ.Leadiｎgthepack?TheiPhone,ironiｃally.Ｉｔ’sｗorthnothｉnｇtｈaｔＡｍｓoldmoreKiｎｄles(atleａsｔ500，０00)initsfirｓtyｅaｒofsalestｈanAppｌesoldiPodsinitsｆiｒstｙeａr(3７８,0００).Ａpｐleｍaｙｎotｕnｄersｔａnｄthevalｕeofe-boｏkｓ,bｕtiＰhｏneusｅｒsｗillｅmbｒaｃeｔhemａnｙwaｙ.Thｅrｅasonｉssimple:ＴheｉPhoneｈasahuge,high-ｑｕalitｙｓcreｅｎ.ＡnditｓusｅｒbaseincludesｍｉllｉoｎｓofpeｏｐｌｅwhoｌｏvetｏdoeｖｅrythiｎｇoｎtheｉriＰhones，incｌudingreａｄiｎg，wｈｉchtheｙ’reaｌｒeadyｄoｉngｗiｔhonliｎｅcontent.I(andothers)havｅpredictiｎgfｏrsoｍetimetｈaｔＡpplewilｌshｉｐakilleｒtabｌetａt(yī)sｏmepoint.Thisdeｖice,Ibeｌievｅ，ｗillhavetheiPhoｎeｕseｒinteｒfaceandaｓｕpeｒhigh-qｕaｌｉtyｓcｒeen．Ｉtwillbeiｄｅalforｒｅadiｎgｅ-booｋｓａｓｗeｌｌ．Whypeopleｗilｌreａｄe-bｏokｓJｕsｔｂecausee－boｏｋsaｒeavａiｌaｂlｅonbettｅr(theneｗＫindlｅ)andｍoｒe(alｌCellＰhones)ｄevicesｄoｅｓn’tｍeaｎpeoplewｉllreadthｅm.Bｕtmarkmｙwoｒdｓ,readthｅmtheｙwiｌl．Sｉｘtｒｅndswillcｏnｓpire(共同促成）oｖｅrthｅnｅxｔyearｔodriｖee-bookreadinｇｔolevelsthａt(yī)wiｌlsurprisejｕstａｂouｔeverｙbody.ＴｈeecoｎoｍyTheｅconomyisｉnｔｈｅｔank,andpeoｐｌeareｌookiｎgｔocｕtｃostsａnywaytheyｃａｎ.AnＡｍazｏnＫiｎdlepａysforitｓeｌｆafteｒthepurｃhasｅｏf２０or３０bookｓ,thenstarｔspayingdiｖidｅｎdｓ.Yousaveｂigonｂoｏｋs,maｇazinｅsａndnewspａpｅｒs.Ｔｈesｅsavingswilｌgroｗevenｍｏreattraｃtivｅaｓthｅreｃeｓsioｎｄｅｅpeｎs.Ｔheenviｒonｍent.Interｅstinprotｅctingtｈeeｎｖirｏｎmｅntjustkｅe(cuò)psgrowｉngandｇrowｉng.Thｅｉｄeaofgeｔtingaｄａｉlyｎewsｐａpｅroｒaweeklｙｏｒmoｎthlyｍaｇazｉnｅｏｎpaｐerｓeemsｉncredibｌywastｅｆuｌtothepｏｉｎtoｆdecadeｎｃe.Enｖiroｎmenｔaｌcｏnsciousnｅsｓwilldrivｅe(cuò)-ｂooｋacｃeｐtaｎce.3.Aｐublisｈinｇrｅｖolutioｎ.Ｔheboｏｋpuｂlishinｇinｄuｓtryiｓoneｏftｈemｏstbackwarｄ，ｍuｓtｒｙ，ouｔ-of－datebuｓinessesinoｕreconomy.Wｈileevｅｒyotｈerkｉnｄofinｆormａt(yī)ionmoｖesａt(yī)thｅsｐeeｄoflight,theｐrocｅｓsofｐubliｓhingａbookislｉｋeｓometｈiｎgfromｔheMidｄleAges.Fｏｒaｕｔｈｏrs,ｉtcａnｔakemonthstｏｅvenfｉndａliterarｙagentwillｉnｇtorｅｐresentthｅirworｋ．Tｈeｎthｅagｅnttakｅｓmonｔhstofindapubliｓhers．Tｈｅnｉtｔakesaｇesforｔｈepｕblisｈingcｏmｐａnytogeｔtｈｅｂookouttheｒe.Peopleａrealreadｙcｉrcumventｉｎg（設(shè)法回避)allｔhｉsbｙsｅlf-ｐublｉｓｈｉng.Thｅsｅlf-publishingindustrｙistｈeonlyareａofｐａpｅｒ－bookpubｌisｈingｔhat’stｈｒivingｒｉgｈtnｏw.Sooｎeｎougｈ，aｈuｇｅnumberofautｈorsarefiｎaｌｌｙgoinｇtogeｔfedupwｉththepubliｓhiｎgｉndustｒyandｊｕｓｔself-ｐｕblｉshinｇelectronｉcaｌｌy.They’ｌlhiｒethｅirｏwnfreelaｎｃeeｄitors,ａnｄｄoｔｈeｍａrkｅtinｇtheｍseｌvｅs．Ｔｈepubｌｉｃationofafｉｎishedmａnuｓｃriｐtｗiｌltaｋeminutes,ｒａt(yī)heｒtｈanmonthｓ.Ｏld-ｓchoolthinkeｒsｉnｔheｐuｂlisｈinginduｓｔrywｉlllamenｔ(悲嘆）thesｌaｐ-dashnaｔurｅoｆseｌf-pｕblｉshｉnge-bｏoks,andsniffthatbｏoｋsaｒeonlongerpuｂｌｉｓheｄwiththequaｌityａndcarethａt(yī)ｔｈｅyusedtｏ.(Nevermiｎｄthatｂｏokpｕｂｌｉｓｈersａbanｄoｎｅdｈighstａnｄardsyearsagoinpｒｅｖｉouscosｔ-cuｔtinginiｔiaｔｉｖｅｓ.)Theworldwilｌｐassｔheｍbyａsｔhebookｉnｄｕstｒyundeｒgoeｓthesametransｉtionthａt(yī)ｈappenedwiththemediａandｂｌogｓ.First,themｅｄiａdidn’tunderstaｎｄblｏgｓ．Thｅntheｙｉnｖaｌidatedtｈem．Theｎｔheyaccｅｐtｅdthem.Andnowblogsaｒewhereｔhecｒｅdibｉlityis.Eｖerycoluｍnistaｎｄreporｔｅrhaｓablog,andnowｍajorTVnewspｒogrａmsarebuiｌtａｒoundtｈｅｏpinioｎsｏfbｌoｇgerｓ.Ａsimｉlａrtransforｍatiｏｎｗiｌltakeｐlaceaｂoｕtthecredｉbilitｙofself-puｂlisheｄaｎdelectronicbｏｏｋs.4．Theriseinaggｒｅｓsivｅｅ-bｏｏｋmａrkeｔing．Ｌiｋｅthemoveｆｒｏmsｉlentpiｃｔureｓｔｏ“ｔalｋｉes,”thｅｔｒansiｔiontoeｌｅｃtronicpublishingwｉlｌｐｒovefａt(yī)ａltoｌagｇａrdｓ.Thoseaggreｓsiｖｅlypursｕingａｎddevｅlopiｎge-boｏkｓｗilｌｒｉsｅｔoｔａkｅcｏｎtroｌoｆtheｐublishiｎgindustry.Pａrtｏftｈisreｖolｕtionwiｌlｈaｐpeｎiｎe-ｂookｍarketing．Theneｗｇeｎｅrａt(yī)ionoｆe－ｂookpuｂliｓhｅrsｗilllｅveｒaｇesｏcialｍediａ,contｅxtualadvertisinganｄothｅｒｉｎnovaｔions.Fｏranyonewhospenｄstｉmeｏnlｉne，spｅｃifｉcｅ-bｏoktitleswillincreasｉnglybeａdveｒtisedandmarkeｔedａndiｎgｅgraｔedinｔooｔｈerｃoｎtｅnt．E-ｂｏｏk，noｗmｏsｔｌyinvisｉble,wｉllsoonbｅe(cuò)verywhere.５．Ariseinboｏkswritｔenｆorｅlecｔronicreaｄiｎg.Tｈeshiftfrompｒintｔｏeleｃｔronicwilｌcｈangｅtｈｅnatureofthebｏokitｓelf.Ｍanｙbooｋswillｂｅshｏｒter.Ｔhey’ｌlｂｅmｏretｉmelyａndcｕltｕｒaｌlyｒelevaｎt.Ｔhey’ｌlbemorecoloｒfｕllyａｎｄengａｇinglyｗrittｅn．Ａndthey’ｌｌgoaｆterｙoungｒeａdｅｒslikｅnothiｎgbeｆoｒe.AsinＪapａn，ｔｈiｓwiｌlsparkａnewcｕlt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