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1£®Where are the two speakers?

A£®Up the stairs£®

B£®In a building£®

C£®In the secretary¡¯s office£®

2£®Why did the man get a ticket?

A£®He sped£®

B£®He ran a red light£®

C£®He parked at the wrong place£®

3£®What does the woman mean?

A£®She can¡¯t see the computer now£®

B£®She is eager to see the computer£®

C£®She wants the man to see the computer first£®

4£®What is the probable relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Customer and waitress£®

B£®Teacher and student£®

C£®Boss and secretary£®

5£®What do we know from this conversation?

A£®The woman is applying(ÉêÇë)for a job£®

B£®The woman is asking for a promotion(ÌáÉý)£®

C£®The woman is being interviewed by a reporter£®

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6£®Who is on holiday?

A£®Doctor Watson£®

B£®Doctor Jones£®

C£®Doctor Brown£®

7£®Who gave the man a medical treatment?

A£®No one£®

B£®The nurse£®

C£®Doctor Watson£®

8£®How many doctors have been mentioned in the conversation?

A£®3£®

B£®4£®

C£®5£®

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9£®What does the woman ask the photographer to do?

A£®She asks him to take a photo of her mother£®

B£®She asks him to take a photo of himself£®

C£®She asks him to take a photo of herself£®

10£®How much does one copy cost?

A£®Eighteen dollars£®

B£®Three dollars£®

C£®Five dollars£®

11£®How does the photographer take her picture?

A£®He asks her to stand there and say ¡°cheese¡±£®

B£®He asks her to sit on the chair and say ¡°cheese¡±£®

C£®He asks her to sit down and keep silent£®

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12£®What are they discussing?

A£®What to have for lunch£®

B£®Where to go for lunch£®

C£®When to have lunch£®

13£®What can we learn about the man?

A£®He usually doesn¡¯t eat fast food£®

B£®He often eats in a restaurant near his home£®

C£®He can¡¯t afford an expensive lunch that day£®

14£®Where are they probably going right after this conversation?

A£®A supermarket£®

B£®A fast-food place£®

C£®A French restaurant£®

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15£®What¡¯s the relationship between the woman and the man?

A£®Teacher and student£®

B£®Classmates£®

C£®Mother and son£®

16£®Why didn¡¯t the man come to the class?

A£®He had been writing reports all day long£®

B£®He was too tired to go out£®

C£®He nearly lost his confidence£®

17£®What can we know about the man?

A£®He is probably from an English-speaking country£®

B£®He is interested in learning foreign languages£®

C£®He had studied German before he came£®

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18£®How old is the tree ¡°Tane Mahuta¡± now according to the passage?

A£®2500£®

B£®500£®

C£®2000£®

19£®When will the tree be dead according to the words by Stephen King?

A£®The end of 21st century£®

B£®The end of 20th century£®

C£®The end of 22nd century£®

20£®What has caused the tree to die?

A£®The top of the tree has become thinner and thinner£®

B£®The conditions of the root of the tree have become worse and worse£®

C£®The thin top, bad root and people¡¯s touch£®

Answer 1

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