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A£®A fur hat£®
B£®A fur coat£®
C£®A fur bag£®
2£®What does the man think of the animals being killed?
A£®He thinks that people should not destroy the world¡¯s wild life£®
B£®He thinks that the animals have to be killed£®
C£®He thinks the fur coats made from wild animals are very beautiful£®
3£®What does the woman think of the killing of wild animals?
A£®She thinks they don¡¯t have to be killed, because the nature has its own way of control£®
B£®She thinks wild animals have to be controlled; otherwise, they will be out of control£®
C£®She thinks animals are put to death painlessly£®
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4£®Why is Joe most likely to stay back in the USA?
A£®Because he himself wants to take over his father¡¯s coffee shop£®
B£®Because his mother wants him to take over his father¡¯s shop£®
C£®Because he doesn¡¯t want to work abroad any more£®
5£®Which of the following doesn¡¯t Mike ask Joe to sell or give away?
A£®Furniture£®
B£®Typewriter£®
C£®Money£®
6£®Which of the following is Not true?
A£®The things that remain are to be given to the Hope Foundation£®
B£®Joe is not allowed to take anything from Mike¡¯s room£®
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7£®What season is it now?
A£®It is spring£®
B£®It is autumn£®
C£®It is winter£®
8£®What do we know about the woman?
A£®She likes sports£®
B£®She hates cold weather£®
C£®She never does housework,
9£®What is the weather like now?
A£®It is cloudy£®
B£®It is sunny£®
C£®It is snowy£®
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10£®What was Hong Kong like one hundred years ago?
A£®A small city£®
B£®A small farm village£®
C£®A small fishing village£®
11£®How did people go out to sea at that time?
A£®By big ship£®
B£®By ocean liner£®
C£®By boat£®
12£®What¡¯s the passage about?
A£®Hong Kong£a hundred years ago£®
B£®Hong Kong£the past and the present£®
C£®Hong Kong£a modern city£®
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13£®How many best friends does the woman have?
A£®Four£®
B£®Five£®
C£®Many£®
14£®How does the woman describe her relationship with her best friends?
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B£®It¡¯s comfortable, safe and easy£®
C£®It¡¯s comfortable, safe and intimate£®
15£®What does the woman think of the friendship between men and women?
A£®She thinks that men and women can never be good friends£®
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C£®She thinks that men and women can be intimate friends£®
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A£®Fruit juice£®
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B£®She is a secretary£®
C£®She is a teacher£®
5£®Why does she look for a new job?
A£®She wants a new job that is nearer from her home£®
B£®She wants a new job that pays her 50 dollars a week£®
C£®She wants a new job that gives her more holidays£®
6£®When will Helen start her new job?
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B£®She is looking for a part-time job£®
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8£®Why didn¡¯t the man¡¯s friend get his first job?
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A£®Qualifications(×ʸñ)£®
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C£®Visit the Statue of Liberty£®
12£®When will the Chinese students leave for Washington?
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B£®Two weeks£®
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15£®How will they solve the problem?
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C£®An American student in the US£®
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C£®They appear attractive£®
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1£®Which city are the two speakers in?
A£®Beijing£®
B£®Guangzhou£®
C£®Changsha£®
2£®What are they mainly talking about?
A£®Shopping£®
B£®Food£®
C£®Health£®
3£®What can we learn from the conversation?
A£®Some Japanese girls like the Chinese-style hair clips£®
B£®The stinky tofu sellers all come from Hunan£®
C£®The man prefers to have supper at home today£®
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4£®How many places of interest are mentioned in the talk?
A£®Two£®
B£®Three£®
C£®Four£®
5£®Who is probably the speaker?
A£®A TV hostess£®
B£®A historian£®
C£®A tour guide£®
6£®What can we learn from the talk?
A£®The church looks like an European palace£®
B£®The Story House is made of wood and brick£®
C£®There are over 20000 dragons around the Grand Hotel£®
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7£®Which is the best season in Beijing according to the man?
A£®Autumn£®
B£®Summer£®
C£®Spring£®
8£®Where are the two speakers now?
A£®In Beijing£®
B£®In America£®
C£®In Italy£®
9£®What can we learn from the conversation?
A£®It is usually windy in the autumn of Beijing£®
B£®Many Americans like autumn for its colors£®
C£®Both speakers dislike spring here£®
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10£®Why does the man feel terrible?
A£®Because he lost all his homework in the computer£®
B£®Because he failed to finish the homework on computer£®
C£®Because his computer was stolen£®
11£®When should the man hand in his homework?
A£®Next Wednesday£®
B£®Next Thursday£®
C£®Next Tuesday£®
12£®What can we learn from the conversation?
A£®The woman¡¯s virus protection is nearly out of date£®
B£®The woman has just bought a computer£®
C£®The man doesn¡¯t know what to do without the Internet£®
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13£®What should one do before taking part in the pie-eating contest?
A£®Avoid eating any food£®
B£®Prepare the favourite type of pie to eat£®
C£®Practice eating a pie quickly£®
14£®Where should one put his hands during the contest?
A£®On the table£®
B£®Behind his back£®
C£®On his lap£®
15£®What suggestion is offered for eating up the pie quickly?
A£®Looking sideways to see how fast others eat£®
B£®Eating from the outside toward the middle£®
C£®Swallowing the pie with water£®
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1£®What is the relationship between the two speakers?
A£®Mother and son£®
B£®Husband and wife£®
C£®Neighbors£®
2£®When does the conversation take place?
A£®At night£®
B£®In the afternoon£®
C£®In the morning£®
3£®What does the woman speaker think of the drink?
A£®Delicious£®
B£®Containing something harmful£®
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4£®When was the shop open?
A£®From Tuesday to Saturday£®
B£®From Monday to Friday£®
C£®On weekends£®
5£®How many persons worked totally in the shop?
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6£®What can we learn about Jim?
A£®He could buy anything ahead of others because he was a regular customer(ÀϹ˿Í)£®
B£®He often helped in the shop as a volunteer£®
C£®He often came to the shop and seldom bought those donations(¾èÔùÆ·)£®
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7£®According to the woman, what will happen if you lose a book?
A£®You will have to pay for it£®
B£®You will look for it on the shelf£®
C£®You will be fined ¡ç10£®
8£®What did the man do to the book?
A£®He lost the book somewhere£®
B£®He threw away the book in a plastic bag£®
C£®He searched out the book in the library£®
9£®What mistake did the librarians make?
A£®They didn't place the book where it belongs£®
B£®They forgot to make a record of its having been returned£®
C£®They forgot to check the number with their records£®
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