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    【题目】听第 7 段材料，回答下面三小题。
    （1）Why does the woman want to exchange the dress?
    A.It's a little larger for her.
    B.The color is unsuitable for her.
    C.Its price is unreasonable.
    （2）What is on sale today?
    A.Skirts.
    B.Shoes.
    C.Dresses.
    （3）What will the woman do?
    A.Buy a pair of shoes.
    B.Have her money back.
    C.Come to the shop next weekend.

    【答案】
    （1）B
    （2）A
    （3）C
    【解析】【听力原文】W: I would like to exchange this dress.

    M: Can I ask why?

    W: Well, to tell the truth, it fits me well and the price is reasonable. But my husband says that this colour doesn't look good on me.

    M: Oh, I see. You can exchange this dress with anything of the same value. Or if there's nothing you like, you can have your money back.

    W: Oh, good. Are these shoes on sale?

    M: No. We're having a big sale next weekend, but we only have skirts on sale today.

    W: What's going to be on sale then?

    M: Dresses, blouses, shoes ... everything will be on sale.

    W: That's great. I'll wait until then to exchange my dress. See you next weekend.

    M: OK. I'll see you then.

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