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1£®What do western people do before going shopping?

A£®Compare prices£®

B£®Select the supermarkets on sale£®

C£®Make a shopping list£®

2£®How much should the man pay for two pounds of beef?

A£®¡ç1.80£®

B£®¡ç2.80£®

C£®¡ç3.60£®

3£®Why can¡¯t the woman keep up with her classmates?

A£®She is slow in learning£®

B£®Her learning method is poor£®

C£®She does not study hard enough£®

4£®Where is the woman?

A£®At a garage£®

B£®On a hill£®

C£®In a parking lot£®

5£®What does the man mean?

A£®The woman shouldn¡¯t have followed that advice£®

B£®The woman looks young and beautiful£®

C£®Too much water will harm the woman¡¯s health£®

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6£®How did the woman get the computer?

A£®She borrowed it£®

B£®She rented it£®

C£®She bought it£®

7£®When did the woman get the computer?

A£®Last year£®

B£®Last month£®

C£®Yesterday£®

8£®What does the woman want to do?

A£®Borrow a computer£®

B£®Have her MP3 player fixed£®

C£®Consult the maintenance department(άÐÞ²¿)£®

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9£®Where are the private rooms?

A£®Upstairs£®

B£®Downstairs£®

C£®Beside the public rooms

10£®What do we know about the yard?

A£®It is fairly small£®

B£®It is a family cemetery(ŵØ)£®

C£®There are many trees and flowers£®

11£®What is probably the woman?

A£®A housekeeper£®

B£®A salesgirl£®

C£®A guide£®

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12£®How much is the rent for the cheapest room?

A£®50 dollars a month£®

B£®150 dollars a month£®

C£®200 dollars a month£®

13£®What does the man promise to do?

A£®Rent a cheapest room£®

B£®Come over after work£®

C£®Pay the woman the deposit(¶¨½ð)£®

14£®What do we know about the man?

A£®He is trying to find a job£®

B£®He is a new graduate£®

C£®He has a computer£®

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15£®Which organization is the woman in?

A£®Baseball Club£®

B£®Drama Society£®

C£®Football Club£®

16£®Why does Jack refuse to join the Drama Society?

A£®He doesn¡¯t want to be another person£®

B£®He is not good at performance£®

C£®He has no time for it£®

17£®What does the woman suggest Jack not do?

A£®Join the Baseball Club£®

B£®Join the Tennis Society£®

C£®Join the Football Club£®

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18£®How much does it cost by air from New York to Chicago?

A£®¡ç20£®

B£®¡ç58£®

C£®¡ç78£®

19£®Where did Fanny go from the small town in Indiana?

A£®New York£®

B£®Chicago£®

C£®Washington£®

20£®What does Fanny think of airline passengers?

A£®They are mostly busy with work£®

B£®They are mostly closer to her age£®

C£®They are easy to talk with£®

Answer 1

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