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W£ºIt¡¯s ten to four£®In another half an hour, we¡¯ll be home£®

M£ºI¡¯m glad we¡¯ll be home soon£®

1£®When will they be home?

A£®At 4¡Ã10£®

B£®At 4¡Ã20£®

C£®At 4¡Ã40£®

M£ºGood morning£®I¡¯m here to see Mr Smith£®

W£ºMr Smith went to Washington last Monday for a meeting and he will be back on Thursday night£®If you like, you may come again on Friday morning£®

2£®When will Mr Smith return?

A£®On Thursday night£®

B£®On Friday morning£®

C£®On Monday night£®

M£ºCould you please tell me where I can find tennis shoes?

W£ºYes£®You can get them in the sportswear department on the right side of the store£®

3£®What does the man want to do?

A£®To find his lost shoes where he played tennis£®

B£®To change the tennis shoes in the sportswear department£®

C£®To buy himself a pair of tennis shoes£®

M£ºPress eleven, please£®(Pause£®)Thank you£®

W£ºYou¡¯re welcome£®That¡¯s where I¡¯m going, too£®

4£®Where did this conversation most probably take place?

A£®In a lift£®

B£®In a library£®

C£®In a computer room£®

W£ºI¡¯m such a terrible typist that I can never finish this report£®

M£ºWould you like me to take over for a while?

5£®What does the man offer to do?

A£®Type the report for her£®

B£®Repair the typewriter£®

C£®Find her a typist£®

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M£ºWhat can I do for you?

W£ºI want a skirt£®Would you show me some?

M£ºWhat do you think of this expensive one?

W£ºI am sorry but I am afraid I don¡¯t like it£®

M£ºHow about that one?

W£ºGood! How much does it cost?

M£º65 dollars£®

W£ºOnly 65 dollars! That¡¯s very cheap£®

M£ºHow many do you want?

W£ºI¡¯ll take two£®

6£®What did the woman want to buy?

A£®A cheap skirt£®

B£®An expensive skirt£®

C£®A secondhand skirt£®

7£®How much did the woman pay for what she bought?

A£®¡ç65£®

B£®¡ç56£®

C£®¡ç130£®

8£®What are the two speakers¡¯ relationship?

A£®Husband and wife£®

B£®Salesman and customer£®

C£®Boss and secretary£®

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W£ºGood morning, sir£®I¡¯m Susan Smith£®I saw your job advertisement in the newspaper£®It seemed very interesting£®I¡¯d like to know if the position is still open£®

M£ºYes, we need a secretary£®Did you study shorthand?

W£ºYes, I studied at a secretarial college several years ago£®

M£ºWhat did you do after that?

W£ºI got a job at the ABC company£®

M£ºWhat did you do there?

W£ºI was a receptionist£®I answered phone calls, greeted visitors, and did some typing£®

M£ºHow long did you work there?

W£ºA little more than 2 years£®And I liked working there£®

M£ºWhy did you leave, then?

W£ºThere wasn¡¯t any chance for advancement£®

M£ºI see£®Well, Miss Smith, I think we¡¯ve covered about everything£®We¡¯ll let you know our decision by letter within a week£®

W£ºThank you and good-bye£®

9£®What job does the woman want to take?

A£®She wants to work as a secretary£®

B£®She wants to work as a receptionist£®

C£®She wants to work as a typist£®

10£®How long did she work at the ABC company?

A£®Over 2 years£®

B£®No more than 2 years£®

C£®Several years£®

11£®Why did she leave ABC company?

A£®She didn¡¯t like working there£®

B£®There wasn¡¯t any chance for advancement£®

C£®The company fired her£®

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W£ºTravel International, can I help you?

M£ºYes, can you tell me the times of flights to Munich on the evening of the fifteenth, please?

W£ºOne minute, sir£®There¡¯s one at 4£º45, again at seven o¡¯clock£®

M£ºCould you book me one on the 4£º45 flight?

W£ºSingle or return, sir?

M£ºSingle, please£®

W£ºWhat¡¯s your telephone number?

M£º101-23544978£®

W£ºWe¡¯ll make the booking for you, and phone you back to make sure£®

M£ºThank you very much, good-bye£®

W£ºGood-bye, sir, and thank you£®

12£®How many flights to Munich are there on the evening of the fifteenth?

A£®One£®

B£®Two£®

C£®Three£®

13£®Which flight does the man want to take?

A£®4¡Ã45£®

B£®5¡Ã45£®

C£®7¡Ã00£®

14£®What does the woman promise him to do?

A£®Phone to tell him about the booking£®

B£®Send him the ticket he has booked£®

C£®Pick him up and take him to the airport£®

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W£ºCan I help you, sir?

M£ºI come to see what kind of insurance there is?

W£ºWelcome! Insurance is quite good£®Pay a little money each year and you will be paid the costs if anything bad happens to you£®OK£®Now let me tell you what we have£®We offer insurance against fire, accident fire, accidents and damage for houses, cars and so on£®

M£ºBut I¡¯m interested in your medical insurance£®

W£ºThat¡¯s included, too£®You can have anything insured with us£®

M£ºI¡¯d like to know more about your medical insurance£®

W£ºOK£®How many persons do you want to cover the insurance?

M£ºJust myself£®

W£ºWell, you pay only 350 dollars for the whole year£®How does that sound?

M£ºIt sounds good, but how is it going to work?

W£ºWe pay 80 percent of the medical expenses for you£®Here are some papers with explanations on payments£®

M£ºThanks£®

15£®Why does the man come to see the woman?

A£®Because he is badly ill and wants to have medical insurance£®

B£®Because he wants to see who will pay his medical expenses£®

C£®Because he wants to know something about insurance, especially medical insurance£®

16£®How much should the man pay for the whole year if he wants to have the medical insurance for himself?

A£®¡ç350£®

B£®¡ç250£®

C£®¡ç280£®

17£®How much should the insurance company pay if his medical expense is ¡ç800?

A£®¡ç160£®

B£®¡ç640£®

C£®¡ç800£®

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¡¡¡¡Parents, teachers, and fellow students,

¡¡¡¡This is the day of our graduation£®Today marks the end of our studies and the beginning of a new life for all of us£®We are supposed to feel happy on a day such as this, and we are supposed to be full of hope for the future£®

¡¡¡¡We all do feel these things, but we feel much more, too£®There is a great feeling of sadness among us today as we realize that this is the last time that we will all be together as members of this school£®

¡¡¡¡However, the thing we feel most, I think, is our feeling of thanks£®We have some idea of what you, our parents, have done for us, and we have some idea of all the efforts that you, our teachers, have made for us£®No words can express how thankful we are to you on this day£®

¡¡¡¡We will always remember this day and we will always remember you£®Thank you from the bottom of our hearts£®

18£®What was the speaker?

A£®A student who was about to graduate£®

B£®A student who graduated years ago£®

C£®A student who had just entered the school£®

19£®What made the speaker feel sad as well?

A£®To have no chance to learn£®

B£®To begin a new life£®

C£®To be separated from each other£®

20£®What was the main purpose of the speech?

A£®To say good-bye to their school£®

B£®To thank their parents and teachers£®

C£®To encourage all the schoolmates£®

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