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A£®The woman's husband£®

B£®A shop assistant£®

C£®The woman's friend£®

2£®How much does the handkerchief cost?

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B£®¡ç16.00

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3£®What kind of bike does Tom want to buy?

A£®A heavier one£®

B£®An expensive one£®

C£®A racing one£®

4£®Where does the conversation probably take place?

A£®In the street£®

B£®In the hotel£®

C£®At the bus stop£®

5£®What does the man suggest?

A£®They should take a different road£®

B£®It would be better to go another day£®

C£®The other cars won't let them pass£®

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6£®Where does the conversation probably take place?

A£®In a street£®

B£®In a museum£®

C£®In a fruit shop£®

7£®How can the woman find the bridge?

A£®Go down the street and turn left£®

B£®Go down the street and turn right£®

C£®Go straight ahead along this street£®

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8£®What did the woman want to buy?

A£®Five kilos of potatoes and a watermelon£®

B£®Five kilos of tomatoes and some strawberries£®

C£®Four kilos of tomatoes and some apples£®

9£®Why did the man say he would sell these goods to the woman for nothing?

A£®Because he had known the woman for a long time£®

B£®Because he loved the woman very much£®

C£®Because he wanted to be nice to everyone on his birthday£®

10£®What did the woman actually pay for what she bought?

A£®Nothing£®

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11£®What did the woman want to buy?

A£®Five stamps£®

B£®An envelope£®

C£®Stamps and envelopes£®

12£®How much did the woman have to pay?

A£®¡ç2.20£®

B£®¡ç2£®

C£®20 cents£®

13£®Where did the dialogue probably happen?

A£®In the post office£®

B£®In the drugstore£®

C£®In the library£®

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14£®How did Mr Anderson know that Harling's Shopping Center has some good things?

A£®He heard its ad on the radio£®

B£®He saw its ad on TV£®

C£®He reads its ad in the newspaper£®

15£®What size will suit Mr Anderson?

A£®Size 42£®

B£®Size 41£®

C£®Size 40£®

16£®How much is the tie?

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B£®¡ç39£®

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17£®What is the woman interested in seeing?

A£®An exhibition of painting£®

B£®A Broadway play£®

C£®An opera£®

18£®Who gave New York its nickname?

A£®Two guides£®

B£®Musicians£®

C£®Travellers£®

19£®When did New York get its nickname?

A£®In the early 20th century£®

B£®In the late 19th century£®

C£®In the early 18th century£®

20£®How does the woman describe New York?

A£®Huge£®

B£®Fascinating£®

C£®Cold£®

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W£ºWhat about those in England?

M£ºThe fifty-pence¡¯s the biggest, and the half-penny is the smallest£®

W£ºReally? In America, the biggest is the fifty-cents, and the smallest is the cent£®

1£®What are the speakers doing?

A£®Comparing goods£®

B£®Doing shopping£®

C£®Talking about coins£®

M£ºThis meat is like old leather! It¡¯s enough to break every tooth in your head£®

W£ºPerhaps you¡¯d like to change your order, sir£®The fish is very tender£®

2£®How does the man feel?

A£®Unsatisfied£®

B£®Impatient£®

C£®Pleased£®

M£ºTomorrow is the tenth of June£®It¡¯s my birthday and I¡¯m going to the George and Dragon£®Would you like to come?

W£ºTo celebrate your birthday? Of course I would£®What group¡¯s playing?

M£ºThe Red Rose, I think£®

3£®What is the woman interested in?

A£®The man£®

B£®The party£®

C£®The band£®

W£ºWhy are you so late?

M£ºMy alarm clock failed to work again£®

4£®Why is the man late?

A£®He could not walk fast£®

B£®He slept late last night£®

C£®His clock was out of order£®

M£ºWhere¡¯s the book about cars I was reading last night? I laid it down on the table, and now it¡¯s gone£®

W£ºI don¡¯t know£®I cleaned early this morning and I don¡¯t remember where I put it£®

5£®What is the man looking for?

A£®A book about cards£®

B£®A book about furniture£®

C£®A book about cars£®

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M£ºWhy aren¡¯t you doing your homework?

W£ºI¡¯ll do it later, Dad£®I must get these things right first£®Our group¡¯s playing in a concert on Saturday£®

M£ºOh, is it? You¡¯ll be making records next, will you?

W£ºWe hope so£®The man from ¡°Dream Discs¡± is coming to the concert£®So I¡¯d better play well£®

M£ºYou¡¯d better get on with your homework! You can practise the guitar all day Saturday£®

W£ºOh, Dad, you don¡¯t understand at all£®This concert could change my life£®

M£ºIt certainly could! You¡¯ve got exams next month£®Important ones£®If you don¡¯t pass them, you won¡¯t get a good job£®

W£ºI don¡¯t want a boring old job in a bank£®

M£ºOh, don¡¯t you? Whose boring old job paid for this house? And for what?

W£ºYours, I know£®But I¡¯d rather be happy than rich£®

6£®What is the girl doing now?

A£®Repairing a guitar£®

B£®Practising the guitar£®

C£®Preparing for making records£®

7£®What does the girl expect?

A£®To be chosen by a band£®

B£®To pass the coming exams£®

C£®To get a job in a bank£®

8£®What is the man?

A£®A school teacher£®

B£®A guitar player£®

C£®A bank clerk£®

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M£ºHello, may I speak to Anna?

W£ºI¡¯m afraid Anna isn¡¯t in£®

M£ºIs that Tracy speaking?

W£ºNo, this is Jane£®

M£ºOh, I¡¯m sorry¡­er¡­well, could you please leave Anna a message for me?

W£ºSure, what is it?

M£ºWell, I¡¯ll meet Anna for lunch at my home£®Would you ask her to see if she has my French dictionary? And if she does, tell her to bring it along£®

W£ºAll right£®And where are you calling from?

M£ºMy home£®I¡¯m Anna¡¯s friend, Pat£®

W£ºThank you for calling, Pat£®

M£ºAnd thank you, Jane£®

9£®Where is Pat calling from?

A£®His home£®

B£®His school£®

C£®His office£®

10£®Who does Pat want to call?

A£®Tracy£®

B£®His friend Anna£®

C£®Tracy and Anna£®

11£®Why can¡¯t Pat speak to Anna now?

A£®Because Anna is at work£®

B£®Because Anna is out for lunch£®

C£®Because Anna is not at home£®

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W£ºGood evening, sir£®I¡¯m Assistant Manager£®I¡¯m afraid we¡¯ve had a complaint about the noise from your neighbour who¡¯s trying to get some sleep£®

M£ºOh, I see£®

W£ºCould you please ask your friends to be a little quieter so that our guests can get a good night¡¯s sleep?

M£ºOh, I¡¯m so sorry£®I suppose we were talking rather loudly£®We won an important prize£®We were having a celebration£®

W£ºI¡¯m pleased to hear it£®Shall I have some coffee brought to you?

M£ºNo, that won¡¯t be necessary£®We were just about to pack up anyway£®

12£®Where does the conversation take place?

A£®At a hotel£®

B£®In a flat building£®

C£®In the manager¡¯s office£®

13£®What is the woman pleased to hear?

A£®The man¡¯s apology£®

B£®The man¡¯s story£®

C£®The man¡¯s explanation£®

14£®What were the man and his friends about to do?

A£®End their activity£®

B£®Quarrel with the Assistant Manager£®

C£®Apologize to their neighbor£®

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W£ºSo, what do you think? How do you like New York?

M£ºI¡¯m having a good time£®I love it£®I¡¯m glad we came£®

W£ºYeath I really like the stores and the shopping centers£®

M£ºI love the museums, too£®

W£ºBut the traffic is pretty bad£®

M£ºYeah£®I hate all the traffic£®It¡¯s really noisy£®

W£ºListen, it¡¯s almost dinner time£®There are lots of restaurants around here£®What do you want to try? Italian? Greek? Japanese? Chinese?

M£ºI can¡¯t stand making decisions£®You choose£®

W£ºOK, let¡¯s go American£®Where is the nearest McDonald¡¯s?

15£®What do you know about the speakers from the dialogue?

A£®They are native American£®

B£®They are tourists to New York£®

C£®They are from Japan£®

16£®What do they dislike here?

A£®The museum£®

B£®The restaurants£®

C£®The traffic£®

17£®Which restaurants are NOT mentioned in their dialogue?

A£®Chinese restaurants£®

B£®Thai restaurants£®

C£®American restaurants£®

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¡¡¡¡Scientists are trying to make desert into good land again£®They want to bring water to the deserts, so people can live and grow food£®They are learning a lot about the deserts£®But more and more of the earth is becoming desert all the time£®Scientists may not be able to change the desert in time£®

¡¡¡¡Why is more and more land becoming desert? Scientists think that people make deserts£®People are doing bad things to the earth£®

¡¡¡¡Some places on the earth don¡¯t get much rain£®But they still don¡¯t become deserts£®This is because some green plants are growing there£®Green plants and grass are very important to dry places£®Plants don¡¯t let the wind blow away the dirt£®When a bit of rain falls, the plants hold the water£®Without plants, the land can become desert more easily£®

18£®Why is land becoming desert little by little according to the passage?

A£®Because plants can¡¯t grow there£®

B£®Because there is not enough rain£®

C£®Because people do bad things to the earth£®

19£®Why are green plants very important to dry places?

A£®Because they don¡¯t let the wind blow the earth away£®

B£®Because they hold water£®

C£®Both of the above£®

20£®From this passage, what can we learn?

A£®Plants can keep dry land from becoming desert£®

B£®All places without a lot of rain will become deserts£®

C£®It is better to grow crops on dry land than on wet land£®

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W£ºCould you tell me the way to the hospital?

M£ºI¡¯m sorry I¡¯m a stranger here myself£®You can ask the policeman over there£®

1£®Why doesn¡¯t the man tell the woman the way to the hospital?

A£®Because he is a stranger to the city£®

B£®Because he doesn¡¯t want to tell her the way£®

C£®Because he doesn¡¯t feel like talking with her£®

W£ºWhere is the post office?

M£ºJust walk down this street£®It¡¯s only ten minutes¡¯ walk from here£®You will find it on your right£®

2£®Where are the two speakers?

A£®They are in an office£®

B£®They are in the street£®

C£®They are at home£®

W£ºWould you mind if I borrowed your dictionary?

M£ºI¡¯m sorry, but I¡¯m using it now£®

3£®Why doesn¡¯t the man lend his dictionary to the woman?

A£®Because he is using it£®

B£®Because he hasn¡¯t brought it with him£®

C£®Because he doesn¡¯t want to lend it to the woman£®

W£ºDo you mind if I use your rubber?

M£ºOf course not£®Go ahead, please!

4£®What does the woman want to borrow from the man?

A£®A dictionary£®

B£®A pen£®

C£®A rubber£®

W£ºWould you like me to carry this box for you?

M£ºNo, thanks£®I can manage it myself£®

5£®What does the woman offer to do?

A£®To wash some clothes for the man£®

B£®To carry the box for the man£®

C£®To look after the child for the man£®

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W£ºWhat¡¯s the matter, Peter? You don¡¯t look very happy£®

M£ºI¡¯m not£®I¡¯m worried about my English£®

W£ºWhat¡¯s the problem?

M£ºI¡¯m not practicing enough£®

W£ºWhy not?

M£ºWell, it¡¯s difficult to meet English people£®

W£ºYou should go out more£®

M£ºWhere should I go?

W£ºYou should go to bars£®You should join a club£®

M£ºBut English people never speak to me£®

W£ºAh! You should speak first£®

M£ºWhat can I talk about?

W£ºThe weather! English people are always interested in the weather£®

6£®What are the two speakers talking about?

A£®English£®

B£®Hobby£®

C£®Weather£®

7£®What is Peter worried about?

A£®English people£®

B£®His English£®

C£®Going out£®

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M£ºToday is the twelfth of August£®In another four days it will be my sister Mary¡¯s birthday£®We will have a party£®Would you please come and join us, Jean?

W£ºWhat time will the party begin?

M£ºAt twenty to two£®

W£ºMy sister is coming to see me from Shanghai at 1¡Ã20 that afternoon£®I¡¯ve got to meet her at the station, so I¡¯m afraid I¡¯ll be late for the party£®

M£ºThat¡¯s all right£®Do come please£®

W£ºSure£®

8£®When is Mary¡¯s birthday?

A£®On August 15th£®

B£®On August 16th£®

C£®On August 12th£®

9£®What time will the party begin?

A£®At 2¡Ã00 p. m£®

B£®At 2¡Ã20 p. m£®

C£®At 1¡Ã40 p. m£®

10£®Will Jean come to the party?

A£®No, she won¡¯t, because she¡¯ll meet her sister at the station£®

B£®Yes, she will, but she will be late for the party£®

C£®Not sure£®Perhaps she won¡¯t be able to come£®

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M£ºMadam, come and look at this china£®It¡¯s beautiful, isn¡¯t it£¿

W£ºYes, it is£®I haven¡¯t seen anything like this for years£®

M£ºLadies always like the china more than the weapons£®

W£ºTell me something about it, please£®

M£ºWell, you see, all these pieces of china belong to the same set£®A king gave it to the Duke in 1819, and pictures on the china tell the story of the Duke¡¯s life£®

W£ºYou know a lot about the things in the museum, don¡¯t you? Have you worked here long?

M£ºOh yes, I¡¯ve worked here for a long time£®I¡¯ve been here since the opening of the museum£®I¡¯ve been here for ten years£®

11£®Where are the speakers?

A£®At a museum£®

B£®In a shop£®

C£®In a school£®

12£®What are they talking about?

A£®A country£®

B£®A china£®

C£®A gun£®

13£®How long has the man worked here?

A£®Two years£®

B£®Five years£®

C£®Ten years£®

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W£ºI¡¯m sorry you had to wait so long£®

M£ºThat¡¯s all right£®Was the boy hurt badly?

W£ºNo£®After I cleaned his head, he felt much better£®So did his mother£®The blood had frightened her£®

M£ºShe probably thought it was much worse than it really was£®

W£ºYes, mothers are always worried about their children£®Now, what¡¯s the matter with you?

M£ºI¡¯ve just got a headache£®I feel weak£®I really feel terrible£®

W£ºI¡¯m sorry to hear that£®Let me examine you£®

14£®What¡¯s the relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Mother and son£®

B£®Teacher and parent£®

C£®Doctor and patient£®

15£®Who probably thought it was much worse than it really was?

A£®The child£®

B£®The mother of the boy£®

C£®Everyone there£®

16£®What¡¯s the matter with the man?

A£®He has a headache and feels bad£®

B£®He is frightened at the blood£®

C£®He hurt himself on the head£®

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¡¡¡¡see how they are getting on£®If they are not yet able to stand alone, you must tie the string tight again£®But when you find that they are ready to stand alone, you can take the string away£®¡±

17£®What was the young father doing?

A£®He was looking after his child£®

B£®He was paying a visit to an old neighbor£®

C£®He was working with an old neighbor£®

18£®What were they talking about?

A£®Children£®

B£®Their houses£®

C£®Their trees£®

19£®Why did the young tree bend over to one side?

A£®Because it was pulled by a string£®

B£®Because it was dying£®

C£®Because it was too thin to stand straight alone£®

20£®What did the young father learn from the old man?

A£®He needn¡¯t be strict with children£®

B£®He learned how strict parents should be with their children£®

C£®He learned how to plant a tree£®

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A£®She doesn¡¯t like the style£®

B£®She wants one of the right size£®

C£®She doesn¡¯t like the colour£®

2£®How much is the red book?

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A£®At a store£®

B£®At a zoo£®

C£®At a theater£®

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A£®The seafood£®

B£®The medicine£®

C£®The cold£®

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B£®She has not finished her work£®

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6£®What are the speakers probably doing?

A£®Watching a match on TV£®

B£®Listening to a programme on the radio£®

C£®Reading advertisements in the newspaper£®

7£®What kind of person does the company need?

A£®A junior sales manager£®

B£®A general manager£®

C£®A secretary£®

8£®What will the man most probably do next?

A£®Make an application for the job£®

B£®Go and look for another job£®

C£®Give the job a serious thought£®

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9£®How often does the woman watch a football match?

A£®Every day£®

B£®Once a week£®

C£®Once a month£®

10£®What is the man¡¯s favorite sport?

A£®Football£®

B£®Basketball£®

C£®Volleyball£®

11£®What do we know about the woman?

A£®She does not play football£®

B£®She¡¯s a good basketball player£®

C£®She used to watch football a lot£®

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12£®What is the nationality of the Bronte sisters?

A£®Irish£®

B£®English£®

C£®American£®

13£®Why are the Brontes¡¯ novels popular around the world?

A£®They are creative£®

B£®They are full of humor£®

C£®They are interesting£®

14£®What did the Brontes like to do when they were young?

A£®Write poems£®

B£®Invent£®

C£®Read essays£®

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15£®When did the woman start architecture studies?

A£®Last week£®

B£®Last month£®

C£®Last year£®

16£®What can we learn from the conversation?

A£®English is very useful in the woman¡¯s job£®

B£®The woman will work in England after graduation£®

C£®The woman¡¯s English is very good£®

17£®What has made the woman choose architecture as a career?

A£®Her teacher¡¯s suggestion£®

B£®Her parents¡¯ expectation£®

C£®Her personal qualities£®

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18£®What will the weather be like in Britain today?

A£®Wet and windy£®

B£®Quite dry£®

C£®Sunny but cool£®

19£®Where will the weather be quite cold today?

A£®Southern Europe£®

B£®Northwestern Europe£®

C£®Eastern Europe£®

20£®How will the weather be in the east of Europe tomorrow?

A£®Windy£®

B£®Rainy£®

C£®Fine£®

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1£®What is the evening temperature forecast?

A£®6

B£®12

C£®18

2£®Where does the dialogue most probably take place?

A£®in the cinema£®

B£®In a ticket office

C£®Outside a cinema

3£®What will the woman probably do?

A£®Let the boy go out after dinner£®

B£®Give more reasons why he may not go out£®

C£®Tell him he has some other things to do before he goes out£®

4£®What does the woman imply?

A£®The man will have to leave earlier than usual£®

B£®She can't give the man a ride£®

C£®She'll drop the man off on the way to work£®

5£®What is the relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Husband and wife£®

B£®Boss and secretary

C£®Neighbors

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6£®Where is the talk taking place?

A£®At a hotel£®

B£®In a room£®

C£®On the way home

7£®What's the man doing in the talk?

A£®Comforting

B£®Persuading

C£®Suggesting

8£®What will they do next?

A£®To take a walk£®

B£®To breathe some fresh air£®

C£®To listen to American folk songs£®

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9£®How long does Nancy train every day?

A£®About one hour£®

B£®About three hours£®

C£®About five hours£®

10£®What will Nancy do this weekend?

A£®She will probably go to attend the man's birthday party£®

B£®She will do her homework£®

C£®She hasn't made up her mind£®

11£®What do we learn about Nancy?

A£®She loves playing and swimming, but doesn't like training£®

B£®She doesn't like going to school and hates doing homework£®

C£®She thinks that it is possible to train so much and do her homework at the same time£®

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12£®What's the woman?

A£®A traveler

B£®A governor

C£®A reporter

13£®How does the man feel about the state of the forest?

A£®Nervous

B£®Worried

C£®Angry

14£®What does the man want from the government?

A£®Help and advice

B£®Enough money

C£®Volunteers

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15£®What are the two speakers discussing?

A£®When to move£®

B£®Where to live the following year£®

C£®How much time to spend at home£®

16£®When does this conversation take place?

A£®March

B£®April

C£®May

17£®Why does the woman object to living on campus?

A£®Because it costs too much£®

B£®Because there are too many freshmen£®

C£®Because it's too noisy£®

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18£®Why was the boy accepted by the gentleman?

A£®He was the only one who applied to work in the office£®

B£®He displayed proper behavior at the job interview£®

C£®He had recommendations from a great many people£®

19£®Why was the boy considered careful?

A£®He helped an old man to keep his seat£®

B£®He replied promptly to the questions asked£®

C£®He cleaned his shoes before entering the room£®

20£®What did the gentleman mainly talk about?

A£®The importance of recommendations£®

B£®What matters in a job interview£®

C£®The significance of a good job£®

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1£®How often did the woman send her boyfriend e£­mails?

A£®Twice a week£®

B£®Fifteen times a month£®

C£®Ten times a month£®

2£®What's the probable relationship between the speakers?

A£®Mother and son£®

B£®Husband and wife£®

C£®Doctor and patient£®

3£®What does the woman mean?

A£®She has to post a letter instead£®

B£®She can't send the message right now£®

C£®She has to turn down the mail's request£®

4£®What do we learn from the conversation?

A£®Henry doesn't like the color£®

B£®There was no ladder in the house£®

C£®Someone else painted the house£®

5£®What does the man ask the woman to do?

A£®Look after something for him£®

B£®Tell him the way to the luggage£®

C£®Get some travel information£®

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6£®What's the woman's problem?

A£®She can't fix the loose connector£®

B£®She's made rather angry by a strange noise£®

C£®Her computer doesn't work properly£®

7£®Which of the following is true according to the conversation?

A£®The problem is solved£®

B£®The man doesn't know what's wrong with the computer£®

C£®The computer is completely broken£®

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8£®How was the woman feeling when this dialogue took place?

A£®Excited£®

B£®Very tired£®

C£®Quite well£®

9£®What was the woman's name?

A£®Linda£®

B£®Jane£®

C£®Sue£®

10£®Which place are they visiting?

A£®London£®

B£®Paris£®

C£®The Tower£®

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11£®Where does this conversation take place?

A£®At a shop£®

B£®At the woman's home£®

C£®At a bus£­stop£®

12£®What does the man give the woman as a gift?

A£®A new watch£®

B£®A handicraft£®

C£®A small toy£®

13£®What is it made of?

A£®Plastics£®

B£®Wood£®

C£®Bamboo£®

14£®How does the woman like the gift?

A£®It's expensive£®

B£®It's dull£®

C£®It's lovely£®

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15£®Where does the woman speaker want to go?

A£®The city square£®

B£®Near the river£®

C£®In the street£®

16£®How many buses are mentioned during their talk?

A£®Five£®

B£®Four£®

C£®Three£®

17£®How can the woman reach her destination?

A£®She has to get on a bus at River Drive first£®

B£®She has to take No£®8 bus first£®

C£®She has to own exact change£®

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18£®What did Ruth Brown like better?

A£®Traditional music£®

B£®Popular music and Rock music£®

C£®Religious songs£®

19£®When did Ruth Brown get married?

A£®In 1949£®

B£®In the early 1960s£®

C£®In the 1970s£®

20£®Who became very rich before 1988?

A£®The record companies£®

B£®Ruth Brown£®

C£®The 35 musicians£®

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