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Part A Short Conversations

Directions：In Part A, you will hear ten short conversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation, a question will be asked about what was said. The conversations and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a conversation and the question about it, read the four possible answers on your paper, and decide which one is the best answer to the question you have heard.

1．

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A．She is going to the shopping center.

B．She cannot go with the man.

C．She will work with the man tonight.

D．She will have a physical exam tomorrow.

2．

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A．$ 0.50.

B．$ 1.00.

C．$ 1.50.

D．$ 2.50.

3．

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A．Interviewer and interviewee.

B．Teacher and student.

C．Doctor and nurse.

D．Boss and secretary.

4．

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A．At a car shop.

B．At a garage.

C．In a parking area.

D．In a car showroom.

5．

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A．Finding a larger room.

B．Selling the old table.

C．Buying another bookshelf.

D．Rearranging some furniture.

6．

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A．She seldom works.

B．She enjoys working at the same job.

C．She often changes her job.

D．She has worked at the job long.

7．

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A．A nice hair style.

B．Marvin and Joan's wedding.

C．An old photo.

D．An opening ceremony.

8．

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A．He was busy eating.

B．He didn't notice who John was talking to.

C．John was too busy to talk.

D．John was meeting the new guests.

9．

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A．Her English is very good.

B．She speaks English quickly.

C．Her spoken English is still not so good.

D．She has no time to learn English.

10．

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A．Ben really wants the scholarship.

B．No one wants the scholarship.

C．Ben is not interested in the scholarship.

D．Others like the scholarship more than Ben.

Part B Passages

Directions：In Part B, you will hear two short passages, and you will be asked three questions on each the passages. The passages will be read twice, but the questions will be spoken only once. When you hear a question, read the four possible answers on your paper and decide which one would be the best answer to the question you have heard.

Questions 11 through 13 are based on the following passage.

11．

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A．At a bar in New York.

B．At a university restaurant.

C．At Top Club of Britain.

D．At a club in the United States.

12．

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A．Because Gloria worked hard for the club.

B．Because Gordon regretted giving the big tip.

C．Because her story made the club well known.

D．Because Gordon had no money in the bank.

13．

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A．A lost-and-found check.

B．An unexpected sum of money.

C．The biggest tip in history.

D．A tip from an English businessman.

Questions 14 through 16 are based on the following news reports.

14．

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A．900 million yuan.

B．900 billion yuan.

C．2.9 million yuan.

D．2.9 billion yuan.

15．

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A．Drinking hot soup.

B．Taking vitamin C pills.

C．Doing more exercise.

D．Drinking coffee.

16．

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A．It could improve muscle function.

B．Muscle damage would not happen.

C．Muscle soreness would disappear.

D．Upper body soreness would hardly be reduced.

Part C Longer Conversations

Directions：In Part C, you will hear two longer conversations. The conversations will be read twice. After you hear each conversation, you are required to fill in the numbered blanks with the information you have heard. Write your answers on your answer sheet.

Blanks 17 through 20 are based on the following conversation.

Complete the form. Write ONE WORD for each answer.

Blanks 21 through 24 are based on the following conversation.

Complete the form. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

Answer 1

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B;A;D;B;D;C;C;B;C;A;D;C;B;A;D;A;55061640; French; Century; Elementary; His brother/The man's brother; 8:00/8 o'clock/eight o'clock; City Square; Law and Order 　　Part A Short Conversations 　　1．M：Are you going to the shopping center tonight? 　　W：Tonight? I have to work on my physics test tomorrow. 　　Q：What does the woman mean? 　　2．M：The prices at the grocery store have increased a lot. Now green beans cost $ 1.50 a pound. 　　W：I know. Five years ago they were only a third that price. 　　Q：How much did a pound of green beans cost five years ago? 　　3．M：Could you have Jane Smith come in for an interview? 　　W：Sure, I will call her immediately, sir. 　　Q：That is the probable relationship between the two speakers? 　　4．W：Could you please have my car ready at 5 o'clock? 　　M：Sure, the damage is not that serious. 　　Q：Where did the conversation probably take place? 　　5．W：We do need another boodshelf in this room. But the problem is the space for it. 　　M：How about moving the old table to the kitchen? 　　Q：What does the man suggest doing? 　　6．W：I hear Mary is looking for a new job. 　　M：She has seldom worked at any job for more than a few weeks. 　　Q：What does the man say about Mary? 　　7．W：Look at this photo. It was taken at Marvin and Joan's wedding ceremony ten years ago. 　　M：I know. It's so embarrassing, isn't it? I couldn't believe I had such long hair then. 　　Q：What are the two speakers talking about? 　　8．W：Did you notice who John was talking to at the party? 　　M：I was too busy greeting all the guests. 　　Q：What does the man imply? 　　9．M：Does Monica speak English well now, Carol? 　　W：Well, she learns new expressions quickly but she forgets them in no time. 　　Q：What do we learn about Monica? 　　10．W：Does Ben really want the scholarship he's applied for? 　　M：No one wants the scholarship more than Ben. 　　Q：What do we learn from the conversation? 　　Part B Passages 　　Questions 11 through 14 are based on the following passage. 　　Gloria Latrobe is studying psychology at New York University. She was once a waitress working at Top Club in New York for a few weeks. 　　One day Gordon Williams, an English businessman, came to the club. Gordon happened to be interested in psychology and he talked a lot with Gloria. Finally he gave her a check for $10, 000 to pay for her last year of college, which was really a big tip for her. 　　Gloria described Mr. Williams as “a nice English gentleman” and told the story again and again on television in the US. Unfortunately, Gordon's bank wouldn't pay the money because Williams didn't have $10, 000 in the bank and he even didn't remember giving the tip at all. 　　But there was a happy ending to the story. Top Club in New York were so pleased that the club's name was in every newspaper in Britain and the United States that they gave Gloria Latrobe the $10, 000 to pay for her last year at New York University. (Now listen again, please.) 　　Questions： 　　11．Where did Gloria work as a waitress? 　　12．Why did Top Club pay Gloria the money? 　　13．What is this story mainly about? 　　Questions 14 through 16 are based on the following news reports. 　　Now it's ten o'clock, time for brief reports. 　　More Money to Go into Fighting Disease 　　SARS is a kind of severe lung disease that has broken out in many parts of China：An additional 900 million yuan will be given to keep SARS under control in the central and western areas of China. The total fund will reach 2.9 billion yuan. Hot Soup Risk to Children 　　Settling down to watch TV with a hot bowl of soup might be a nice thought this winter, but it could prove dangerous－particularly for children, health professionals warned yesterday. Children were risking significant burns to their body when eating heated instant foods in front of the TV. Coffee Cuts Disease Risk 　　Coffee-drinkers may have a lower risk of Parkinson's disease, research indicated. 8,000 men in the US were studied over 30 years. “Those who did not drink coffee were three times more likely to develop Parkinson's disease than coffee drinkers,”the study reported in the British Medical Journal. Benefit of Vitamin C 　　English researchers have found that vitamin C is associated with several helpful changes such as reduced upper body soreness during recovery, and muscle function will also improved the day after exercise. 　　(Now listen again, please.) 　　Questions： 　　14．How much extra money will be put into the SARS Control in China? 　　15．What will reduce Parkinson's disease risk according to the news report? 　　16．What effect would vitamin C bring according to English researchers? 　　Part C Longer Conversations 　　Blanks 17 through 20 are based on the following conversation. 　　W：Hello. Wolfaon College Language School. Can I help you? 　　M：Yes. I'd like to attend your foreign language class. Can I enrol over the phone? 　　W：Yes, of course. May I have your name please? 　　M：Tony. My family name is Brown. 　　W：OK. Do you have a telephone number? 　　M：Yeah. It's double five o six sixteen forty. 　　W：55061640. Thank you. Now, which language would you like to learn? We have French, German, Japanese and… 　　M：Ah. I'd like to take French, please. 　　W：OK. Our classes are given in different places. Where do you live? 　　M：In the Lake District. 　　W：Well, In that case, your nearest classroom is in our branch school called “New Century”. It's near Central Park. By the way, have you learned French before? 　　M：I'm afraid not. 　　W：We describe our classes by level. Your class is called “elementary”. 　　M：I see Elementary. 　　(Now listen again, please.) 　　Blanks 21 through 24 are based on the following conversation. 　　M：I'm glad shopping is over now. Honey, let's go home. 　　W：But I should go to the office. I've got lots to do. 　　M：OK. I'd better hurry. My brother's waiting at the house to help carry the television in. 　　W：Good. I hope he'll still be there when I get home. I haven't seen your brother for ages. Oh, I forgot to tell you. I'll be late home tonight. I've got a meeting at 5 o'clock. 　　M：When do you think it will end? 　　W：I'm not sure. Still, I should be home by eight. If later than 8 o'clock I'll call you. 　　M：OK. It's nice now that your office is in City Square. You don't have to travel very far. 　　W：Yeah. Taxi drivers always know where City Square is, too. By the way, are you going to watch “Law and Order” on TV tonight? 　　M：What did you say? What TV show? 　　W：“Law and Order”. 　　M：Of course I am. I'll tell you what happened when you get home. 　　(Now listen again, please.)