As you are working, keep your eyes on your own test booklet(小冊子) and answer document (答題卷). If you have a question, raise your hand, but do not look around. If you are involved in any of the actions listed below, you will be dismissed (讓...離開) and your answer document will not be scored. Prohibited (禁止的) behaviors include:
▲ continuing to write after time is called on each test (You must put your pencil down when time is called.)
▲ looking at another student’s test booklet or answer document.
▲ using any device to share or exchange information at any time during testing or during the break (all electronic devices, including mobile phones and MP4s, must be turned off from the time you are allowed to test until you are disissed after testing.)
▲ trying to remove test materials, including questions or answers, from the test room.
     ▲ not following instructions by the rules (規(guī)則) of the test center.
▲ allowing a clock or mobile phone to sound in the test room.
If you finish before time is called, review your work on the test you have just finished. If you are satisfied (滿意的) with your answers, place your answer document inside your test booklet and close the cover. Sit quietly until the teacher gives you further instructions.
You will have two tests in the morning and a short break between the tests. Do not leave the building during the break. You must ask permission (允許) to leave the room during testing to go to the restroom; you will not be allowed（允許）to make up (彌補) the time you miss.
You will be required (要求) to sit quietly until you are dismissed. After all answer documents and test booklets have been collected, the teacher will dismiss you.
(   ) 10. The passage is written mainly about ___________.
A. the importance of the test           B. the rules of the test
C. the functions of the test             D. the results of the test
(   ) 11. If a student uses his mobile phone during the break, he will _______.
A.be dismissed and get no score at all
B.be asked to turn it off and continue testing.
C.be asked to stay in the rest room for a long time.
D.be ordered to remove the test materials from the test room.
(   ) 12. When a student finishes testing before time is called, the right order of what to dot is ____________.
①          close the cover
②          review the work on the test
③          place the answer document inside the test booklet
④          sit quietly until the teacher tells you what to do next
A. ②①③④      B. ④②①③       C. ②③①④        D. ③②④①
(   ) 13. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A.Clocks can sound to tell students time during testing.
B.Students can walk out of the building during the break.
C.It’s possible for students to make up the time they miss.
D.Students can’t go to the restroom during testing without permission.
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