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B£®In a clinic£®

C£®In a workshop£®

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4£®What's the man going to do?

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B£®Have a holiday£®

C£®Make a journey£®

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B£®In an editor's office£®

C£®At a TV Station£®

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B£®A press conference£®

C£®An interview with the manager£®

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B£®A policeman£®

C£®A fire fighter£®

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B£®Directions£®

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C£®Because he was not free£®

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B£®He didn't care£®

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12£®How did Lucy like the concert?

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B£®7 pm£®

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15£®At what time will they arrive at the concert?

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B£®8 pm£®

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16£®At what time is the concert over?

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18£®Why did his friends never make jokes about his hair?

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B£®John was big and strong£®

C£®John didn't allow any jokes about his hair£®

19£®What did the barber ask to do?

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B£®To cut off most of his hair£®

C£®To make him recognized by nobody£®

20£®What was John's answer to the barber?

A£®It was a great joke£®

B£®It was a great praise to the barber£®

C£®It was a threat against the barber£®

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¡¡¡¡M£ºWhen shall we go, Sunday or Monday?

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¡¡¡¡M£ºHave you finished the book?

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¡¡¡¡M£ºGood afternoon£®

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¡¡¡¡W£ºMike, did you go to the concert last night?

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¡¡¡¡M£ºHow was it?

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¡¡¡¡M£ºHello, Mary£®This is John£®Are you free tomorrow night?

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¡¡¡¡W£ºYes, see you at that time at your house£®

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¡¡¡¡john liked to wear his hair very long£®Some of his friends thought that looked like a girl's hair, but they never made jokes about it, because John was a big, strong young man, and he did not think jokes about his hair funny£®

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B£®To the hotel£®

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B£®The right one£®

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C£®To go to the club£®

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B£®A doctor£®

C£®A worker£®

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C£®Mary£®

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B£®In an office£®

C£®At home£®

8£®When does the woman have to finish her report?

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C£®Red£®

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B£®How to cook Chinese food£®

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A£®Mary's friends£®

B£®Mary's mum£®

C£®Mary£®

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15£®Why does Ted want to have beef today?

A£®He likes beef£®

B£®Beef can give him more energy£®

C£®He likes beef better than chicken£®

16£®What fruit is Ted's favorite?

A£®Apples£®

B£®Bananas£®

C£®Melons£®

17£®What does Mum advise Ted to do for tomorrow's competition?

A£®Practice more and eat a little£®

B£®Have more fruit than food for dinner£®

C£®Have a good rest tonight£®

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18£®Where was the writer's friend from?

A£®England£®

B£®Australia£®

C£®Canada£®

19£®Where was the speaker when he received his friend's telephone?

A£®At the airport£®

B£®At the office£®

C£®At his house£®

20£®How did the man come into the house?

A£®By finding the key£®

B£®By getting the key from his friend£®

C£®By climbing the apple tree by the window of the living room£®

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1£®Why is the man going to Chengdu?

A£®To attend an important meeting£®

B£®To do some important business£®

C£®To meet some important business partners£®

2£®What does the woman want the man to do?

A£®To paint her house£®

B£®To build a new house£®

C£®To choose colors£®

3£®What is the man most likely to be?

A£®A librarian£®

B£®A teacher£®

C£®A reporter£®

4£®What is the relationship between the speakers?

A£®They are friends£®

B£®They are strangers£®

C£®They are brother and sister£®

5£®What's the problem with the two speakers?

A£®They broke the traffic rules£®

B£®They lost their way£®

C£®They couldn't find the police station£®

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6£®Which of the following is the bad result of using computers?

A£®More people will lose their jobs£®

B£®Many people will have to work at small offices£®

C£®People will become much lazier than before£®

7£®What does the man think we should do in order not to fall behind?

A£®He thinks we should run faster£®

B£®He thinks we should make more money£®

C£®He thinks we should learn more£®

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8£®Where are the two speakers?

A£®In a bookshop£®

B£®In a restaurant£®

C£®In a language centre£®

9£®Which level is the man in?

A£®The third one£®

B£®The fourth one£®

C£®The fifth one£®

10£®What does the man think of the classes?

A£®They are too large£®

B£®They are boring£®

C£®They are a bit small£®

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11£®Where does the conversation probably take place?

A£®On the phone£®

B£®In the woman's home£®

C£®In Dr Baker's office£®

12£®What is the woman going to do?

A£®See the doctor£®

B£®Wait for the doctor£®

C£®Send for the doctor£®

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13£®Why did the couple leave?

A£®They got their concert tickets£®

B£®They felt angry with the woman£®

C£®They didn't want to wait any longer£®

14£®How soon will the ticket office be closed?

A£®In one hour£®

B£®In two hours£®

C£®In three hours£®

15£®What do we know about the woman?

A£®She quarreled with theman£®

B£®She is waiting for her friend£®

C£®She has moved forward only a little£®

16£®What can we learn about the man?

A£®He is willing to wait£®

B£®He is pleased to see the woman£®

C£®He is disappointed about his phone order£®

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17£®What is the speaker's job?

A£®A scientist£®

B£®A volunteer£®

C£®A doctor£®

18£®What finally made almost every blood transfusion successful?

A£®The discovery of blood types£®

B£®The founding of a blood bank£®

C£®The experiment with sheep blood£®

19£®According to the speaker, if you give 10£¥ of your blood how long does it take your body to replace it?

A£®One week£®

B£®Five days£®

C£®One day£®

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

A£®To call on people to give blood£®

B£®To give you a lesson£®

C£®To review the history of the research on blood transfusion(ÊäѪ)£®

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1£®Where will the speakers go first?

A£®To the park£®

B£®To the museum£®

C£®To the market£®

2£®What will the woman do this evening?

A£®See her sister off£®

B£®Fly to Paris£®

C£®See a film£®

3£®What is Holly doing now?

A£®Doing her homework£®

B£®Cleaning a bike£®

C£®Changing clothes£®

4£®What does the man think of soap operas?

A£®Exciting£®

B£®Boring£®

C£®Long£®

5£®What are the speakers mainly talking about?

A£®The weather£®

B£®The work£®

C£®The air-conditioner£®

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6£®What is the woman?

A£®A guide£®

B£®A travel agent£®

C£®A secretary£®

7£®How will the man and his wife travel?

A£®By plane£®

B£®By ship£®

C£®By coach£®

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8£®What day is it today?

A£®Monday£®

B£®Tuesday£®

C£®Wednesday£®

9£®Who will most probably play as a goalkeeper tonight?

A£®Stuart£®

B£®Paul£®

C£®Steve£®

10£®What will the woman do next?

A£®Make a phone call£®

B£®Watch a match£®

C£®Visit her brother£®

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11£®What is the man going to do tomorrow?

A£®Do shopping£®

B£®Attend a party£®

C£®Go fishing£®

12£®What will the speakers buy for Uncle Harold?

A£®A bag£®

B£®A fishing pole£®

C£®A camera£®

13£®What does the man suggest doing?

A£®Coming back tomorrow£®B£®Walking round for a while£®

C£®Having something to drink£®

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14£®Why is Linda so frightened?

A£®She has been robbed£®

B£®She is at home alone£®

C£®She has been followed by someone£®

15£®Where did Linda meet the stranger on Monday?

A£®At a restaurant£®

B£®Outside a shoe store£®

C£®At a book store£®

16£®What did Linda do right after she saw the stranger today?

A£®She stared at him

B£®She went into a bookstore£®

C£®She went home quickly£®

17£®What does the man advise Linda to do?

A£®Wait and see£®

B£®Call the police at home£®

C£®Ask the stranger what he really wants£®

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18£®How does the speaker mostly get the news?

A£®From newspapers£®

B£®From TV£®

C£®From the Internet£®

19£®What is the speaker mostly interested in?

A£®Entertainment£®

B£®Politics£®

C£®Weather forecast£®

20£®What does the speaker think the media should do?

A£®Affect citizens' lives£®

B£®Think about the truth£®

C£®Respect people's privacy£®

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