A. About 15.　　　　　B. About  50.　　　　　 C. About  55.

2．Where did the woman most probably leave her purse?

　　A. In the street.　　　B. In the coffee shop.　C. In the shoe department.

　　A. Rainy.　　　　　　　　B. Cloudy.　　　　　　　 C. Sunny.

2．What will the woman probably do tomorrow?

　　A. Go to the picnic with an umbrella.

　　B. Stay home because of the rain.

　　C. Make sure of the weather.

A. Taking advice.　B. Making a suggestion.　C. Asking for permission.

　　A. 8:00.　　　　　　　　B. 7:45.　　　　　　　　　 C. 8:15.

　　A. A writer.　　　　　　 B. A bookseller.　　　　　　C. A detective.

    A. Tents. B. Sleeping bags.　　   C. Trailers.

2. Which of the following is true?

    A. The state-owned campgrounds cannot meet the growing number of campers.

    B. In the US, most campgrounds are privately owned.

    C. The private campgrounds charge less than the public ones.

3. The passage mainly talks about ___________.

    A. the problems of running the national parks

    B. how states can have their own campgrounds

    C. new campgrounds that give more people a chance to camp

    A. English.　　　　　　　　    B. Medicine.　　　　　　　　 C. Law.

2. What about Jack?

    A. He hasn’t made up his mind what to learn.

    B. He first intended to go to law school.

    C. He decided to learn market management.

3. What are the two speakers?

    A. College students.

    B. High school graduates.

    C. Laid-off workers.

    A. A dog. 　　   B. A cat.  　　   C. The man’s son.

2. What’s the relationship between the two speakers?

    A. Husband and wife.

    B. Strangers.

    C. Close neighbors.

3. What can we learn from the conversation?

    A. The woman has a noisy dog that barks at night.

    B. The two speakers don’t get along well.

    C. The woman is out of work, so she gets angry easily.

    A. Jeff.   　　   B. A boss.  C. A computer engineer.

2. Why did the man sell his house?

    A. He no longer liked the house.

    B. He was short of money.

    C. He bought a new one.

    A. Teacher and student.

    B. Fireman and house owner.

    C. Boss and employee.