A. Two.　  　　B. Three.　　　   C. Quite a lot.

2. When did the terrible attack take place?

A. On Friday.

B. On Sunday.

C. On Tuesday.

3. What does the World Trade Center look like now?

A. It is completely damaged.

B. It is slightly damaged.

C. It stands still.

A. That afternoon.

B. The next morning.

C. The next afternoon.

2. Where will all the visitors surely go?

A. The Science Museum.

B. The Ocean Park.

C. Restaurants.

3. How about the food there?

A. Very good.　　     B. Bad.　　　　  C. Not so good.

A. His mother worked here.

B. He lived in China.

C. He likes to work here.

2. What’s Mr. Green?

A. He is an English teacher.

B. He is a businessman.

C. He is a bus driver.

3. How does he learn Chinese?

A. He learns it by himself.

B. His friends teaches him.

C. He goes to classes every week.

A. Journalist.　　    B. Actor.　　    C. Film-maker.

A. 2 weeks.　　　　 B. 4 weeks.　　　　  C. 8 weeks.

A. In the office.

B. In the street.

C. At the gas station.

A. In Vienna.

B. In Beijing.

C. On the Great Wall.

A. Difficult.　　   B. Easy.　　　　   C. Proper.

A. Take a flight for Japan.

B. Drive the woman to the hotel.

C. Meet a guest at the airport.

2. Where will Mr. Black stay after his arrival?

A. At a hotel.

B. At the man’s house.

C. At the woman’s house.

3. What will take place that evening?

A. Mr. Black’s arrival.

B. A hotel reception.

C. A business meeting.

4. Why does the man want to make a good impression?

A. To repay Mr. Black’s kindness.

B. To get invited back to Tokyo.

C. To increase the hotel’s business.

A. By air.　　　　   B. By train.　　　　　　 C. By ship.

2. What can we learn from this conversation?

A. Mr. Brown was a friend of the manager.

B. Cindy was the manager’s wife.

C. It was the first time that Mr. Brown had seen Cindy.

3. What did Mr. Brown think of the flight?

A. Good.　　　　　　  B. Not good.　　　　  C. Bad.