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Part 1 Short dialogs and multiple choice questions
(Each item: 1)
Directions:Listen to the short dialogs, then choose the correct answers to the questions.You will hear the recording twice.After the first playing, there will be time for you to choose the correct answers.Use the second playing to check your answers.
1.
B.She has a headache.
C.She has a stomachache.
D.She has a sore throat.
2.
B.He is studying too hard.
A.He is not studying hard nowadays.
A.She has a toothache.C.He has eaten too much.
D.He oversleeps every day.
3.
B.Her home is close to the dentist\'s office
C.Normally she is afraid of seeing the dentist.
D.Usually she finds the dentist very efficient.
4.
B.To go to a large hospital to be vaccinated.
C.To visit Southeast Asia this summer when there will be no bird flu.
D.To visit Southeast Asia this summer when there will be no SARS.
5.
B.The man is drinking too much coke though he is not eating too many potatoes.
C.The man is eating too many potato chips and drinking too much coke.
A.The man is eating too many potato chips though he is not drinking too much coke.
A.To go to the Health Clinic to be vaccinated.
A.She went to see a dentist yesterday.D.The man is not interested in junk food.
6.
B.To buy a red scarf.
C.To buy anything except a red scarf.
D.She did not say clearly what to buy.
7.
B.Their family liked small gifts.
C.The small souvenirs were of good quality.
D.The souvenirs were far more expensive at the tourism site.
8.
B.To look at how students buy used textbooks.
C.To buy used textbooks for next term.
D.To find what books are sold at half price.
A.To look at how students deal with used textbooks.
A.Mary liked small souvenirs.
A.To buy anything unusual for a birthday gift.
9.
B.Two persons.
C.Three persons.
D.At least four persons.(Tip: At most six persons.)
10.
A.She should live with him.
B.She should live with his cousin.
C.She should live with his cousin\'s friend.
D.She should live by herself.
11.
A.The transportation is convenient.
B.The rent is inexpensive.
C.Both A) and B).
D.Neither A) nor B).
12.
A.One person.A.Ask the noisy girl to be quiet during a certain period of time.
B.Ask the girl to turn off her stereo.
C.Ask the girl to turn down her stereo.
D.Order the girl to move out.
13.
A.Nothing. B.$75.
C.$40-50.
D.$90-115.
14.
A.A low interest rate.
B.An interest rate of no more than 4%.
C.An interest rate of no more than 3%.
D.An interest rate for most mortgages.
15.
A.Most children can speak a foreign language. B.Children are interested in nothing but computer technology.
C.Older people have not kept pace with modern technology.
D.Older people are interested in technical abbreviations.
16.
A.To do research and chat with friends.
B.For academic studies and interpersonal communications.
C.For contacting her parents only.
D.For chatting with friends.
17.
A.A heavy fine.
B.A small fine.
C.A short period in prison.
D.A well-paid job.
18.
A.Tim Berners-Lee deserves the large award.
B.Tim Berners-Lee has got too much. C.Everyone envies Tim Berners-Lee.
D.The internet has changed everyone\'s life.
19.
A.It is inconvenient to use a computer.
B.It is inconvenient to use the Internet.
C.A computer does not accept the slightest error.
D.A computer is more intelligent than a human being.
20.
A.She will visit Canada.
B.She will have great time in Canada.
C.She will entertain a visitor.
D.She is still considering where to go for the holiday.
21.
A.A present they bought from a gift shop.
B.A wonderful gift they made by themselves.
C.A graduation thesis. D.A two-week trip to Europe.
22.
A.A mobile phone and a little money.
B.His paport.
C.All his money.
D.Both B) and C).
23.
A.She should take her Chinese friend to attend a Chinese cla.
B.She should take her Chinese friend to see the university claes there.
C.She should show her Chinese friend around the campus.
D.She should take her Chinese friend sightseeing.
24.
A.Flying is dangerous.
B.She will have more contacts with people on the train.
C.She can enjoy the view from the train.
D.Both B) and C). Part 2 Short paages and multiple choice questions
(Each item: 1)
Directions:Listen to the following recording, then choose the correct answers to the questions.You will hear the recording twice.After the first playing, there will be time for you to choose the correct answers.Use the second playing to check your answers.
Questions 25 to 29 are based on the same paage or dialog.
25.Which statement is true according to the paage? A.Large universities are more likely to provide students with medical service than smaller universities.B.Small universities are more likely to provide students with medical service than larger universities.C.Neither large nor small universities are likely to provide medical service.
D.All universities provide a complete range of medical services.
26.What may happen if students need a major operation? A.They can still be treated by all universities.
B.They can be treated by large universities.
C.They must seek outside help because the universities can do nothing.
D.They must seek outside help while the universities may help them make the arrangements.
27.What is true of smaller universities? A.They can provide in-depth medical aistance.
B.They can deal with both small and major problems.
C.They normally deal with only small problems like housing.
D.They aist students to take care of major iues on campus. 28.If a university does not have on-campus students, _____________.A.students can still seek medical help from the university
B.students cannot get medical service from the university
C.students can get the university\'s medical help after going through certain procedures
D.students can be treated only in emergency cases
29.What is the paage mainly about? A.The advantages of large universities in offering medical service.
B.A comparison between large and small universities in medical service.
C.Medical service offered by universities.
D.The disadvantages of small universities in medical service.
Questions 30 to 34 are based on the same paage or dialog.
30.What is the speaker\'s attitude towards credit cards? A.Positive.
B.Neutral.
C.Negative.
D.A balanced view of their advantages and disadvantages.
31.What can happen if your credit card is stolen? A.The thief is sure to return it to you.
B.The card may be used to run up huge debts.
C.The police always arrest the thief. D.The thief will go bankrupt.
32.What are the interest rates credit card companies charge? A.Exceptionally low.
B.Fairly low.
C.Fairly high.
D.Unusually high.
33.How do people use cards to gain $50,000 credit? A.They obtain ten cards, each with a $5,000 limit.
B.They obtain fifteen cards, each with a $5,000 limit.
C.They tell American Expre company they need $50,000.
D.They go bankrupt twenty-five times.
34.What solution does the speaker propose? A.The credit limit should be set according to one\'s actual needs.
B.The credit limit should be set according to one\'s credit records.
C.The credit limit should be in proportion to one\'s income.
D.The credit limit should be in proportion to one\'s bank savings.
Questions 35 to 39 are based on the same paage or dialog.
35.What is the speaker\'s topic? A.The plan for various departments concerning the new campus. B.The competition of various departments for the new campus.
C.The university\'s support for certain departments.
D.The university\'s discrimination against certain departments.
36.What are the university\'s arrangements for the History Department? A.Both students and teachers should move to the new campus.
B.Only students will move to the new campus.
C.Only teachers will move to the new campus.
D.Neither students nor teachers will move to the new campus.
37.What is happening to the engineers? A.They will begin to move soon.
B.They are already moving and the move will be completed next year.
C.They are already moving and the move will be completed next month.
D.They are already moving and the move will be completed next week.
38.Which department will take over the old engineering building? A.The Agriculture Department.
B.The Faculty of Law.
C.The Philosophy Department.
D.The School of Arts.
39.Which of the following is true of the Agriculture Science students? A.They will all move. B.They will not move at all.
C.Part of them will move to the new campus.
D.They will all move, but the labs will not.
Questions 40 to 44 are based on the same paage or dialog.
40.According to the speaker, what is the advantage of the electronic post office? A.It is more convenient than the e-mail service.
B.It is le convenient than the e-mail service.
C.It is more efficient than the traditional post office.
D.It is le efficient than the traditional post office.
41.Which of the following is true of the paage? A.Most American libraries stay open 24 hours every day.
B.You can visit Internet libraries any time you like.
C.There are only a million books in the electronic libraries.
D.There are millions of book in any traditional library.
42.Which of the following are mentioned in the paage as online services? A.Real-time communication, online banking, and listening to radio station.
B.Online banking, and listening to radio station, and playing games.
C.Real-time communication, online banking, seeing a film.
D.Chatting with people, listening to radio station, and playing che. 43.What does the author mean by saying \"the Internet is your town in a box\"? A.The Internet is similar to, but smaller than, a town.
B.The Internet is like a box in your town.
C.Everybody can visit the Internet even in a small town like a box.
D.You can do everything on the Internet on your computer.
44.What is the paage mainly concerned with? A.The best poible services on the Internet.
B.A comparison between traditional and online services.
C.The various functions of the Internet.
D.The advantages and disadvantages of the Internet.
Questions 45 to 49 are based on the same paage or dialog.
45.What do people think about the holiday season? A.They believe it to be joyous.
B.They believe it can give them great hope.
C.They believe it gives them a lot of stre.
D.Their opinions vary.
46.According to the speaker, which of the following is true during a holiday? A.People can work fewer hours.
B.People can have a break from household duties.
C.People have to do more work in a day. D.People do not have to go shopping.
47.What is the second factor the speaker mentions that contributes to the holiday blues? A.One has to visit many close friends and relatives.
B.One has to be generous to many friends and relatives.
C.Too many friends and relatives will visit you.
D.The prices often go up.
48.Which of the flowing is NOT the last factor that causes holiday blues? A.People may think about their relatives far away.
B.People call back to mind those who have died.
C.People keep in memory their divorced husband or wife.
D.Too much work.
49.What solution does the speaker propose? A.Having varied holiday plans.
B.Focusing on one particular plan to forget everything else.
C.Listening to only good news.
D.Giving up a holiday plan.
Part 3 Short paages and True/False questions
(Each item: 1)
Directions:Listen to the following recording, then mark the statements T (true) or F (false).You will hear the recording twice.After the first playing, there will be time for you to write the correct answers.Use the second playing to check your answers.
Questions 50 to 54 are based on the same paage or dialog.
50.Blood preure returns to normal eight hours after smoking the last cigarette.T F
51.If you give up smoking, the chance of heart attack decreases.T F
52.The American Cancer Society recommends one way of stopping smoking in particular.T F
53.Long walks may help cut smoking.T F
54.The paage is mainly about the advantage of stopping smoking and the methods.T F
Questions 55 to 59 are based on the same paage or dialog.
55.Wal-Marts are food stores.T F
56.Labor unions have a favorable opinion of Wal-Marts.T F
57.Wal-Mart does not like its employees to join a union.T F
58.The immigration agents arrested Wal-Mart\'s night cleaning workers because they were illegal immigrants.T F
59.Wal-Mart will not buy American products if they are above the normal prices.T F
Questions 60 to 64 are based on the same paage or dialog.
60.In most American universities overseas students are required to live on campus.T F
61.Dorms tend to be more expensive than apartments.T F
62.Dorms have many advantages according to the paage.T F
63.It is common for two students to share one room in a dorm.T F
64.In most universities male and female students are not permitted to live in the same dorm.T F
Questions 65 to 69 are based on the same paage or dialog.
65.The paage is mainly about the various benefits of the information highway.T F
66.On the Internet one can get information on news, weather, sports, airline fares, but not stock market quotations.T F
67.It is poible to read online newspapers from other towns.T F
68.The paage says that those using the public meage board chat areas are mostly young people.T F
69.One can play computer games only against the computer itself.T F
Questions 70 to 74 are based on the same paage or dialog.
70.Motels are always near major highways.T F
71.It is convenient for a person without a car to stay in a motel.T F
72.Reservations are often required in motels in busy areas.T F
73.Even in le crowded areas reservations are usually required.T F
74.Motels are popular because they are cheap and convenient.T F
Part 4 Long dialogs and multiple choice questions
(Each item: 1)
Directions:Listen to the following recording, then choose the correct answers to the questions.You will hear the recording twice.After the first playing, there will be time for you to choose the correct answers.Use the second playing to check your answers.
Questions 75 to 79 are based on the same paage or dialog.
75.What was the patient\'s purpose in coming to Dr.Hyde? A.He came for an X-ray.
B.He came to have his teeth examined and cleaned.
C.He came to have one of his teeth filled.
D.He came to have one of his teeth crowned.
76.According to the dialog, what is the patient\'s problem? A.There is a hole in one of his teeth.
B.One of his teeth is broken.
C.One of his teeth has loosened.
D.His teeth are dirty. 77.What does the patient feel about his bad tooth? A.He does not feel any pain yet.
B.The bad tooth hurts when he drinks something warm.
C.The bad tooth hurts when he drinks something cold.
D.The bad tooth produces a continuous sharp pain.
78.How many poible ways of treating the bad tooth has the dentist mentioned? A.One. B.Two.
C.Three. D.Four.
79.What does \"local anesthesia\" probably mean? A.A drug in the filling.
B.Something that helps to keep the crown in position.
C.Something that treats the decay.
D.Something that dulls the pain.
Questions 80 to 84 are based on the same paage or dialog.
80.What pizza does the customer first order? A.A medium pizza with mushrooms and tomatoes.
B.A large pizza with mushrooms and green peppers.
C.A small pizza with tomatoes and French cheese. D.A large pizza with Italian sausage and cucumber.
81.How does the customer want his pizza served? A.It should be served as a whole.
B.It should be served half-and-half.
C.It should be served in four quarters.
D.It should be served without cheese at all.
82.What drink does the customer order? A.Grape juice.
B.Apple juice.
C.Orange juice.
D.Either apple or orange juice.
83.How much will the customer pay for the bread sticks? A.$1.00.
B.$1.50.
C.$2.00.
D.Nothing.
84.Who can get free bread sticks? A.Those who order any large pizza and drink.
B.Those who order a large pepperoni pizza.
C.Those who have a three dollar coupon. D.Those who bring a large family.
Questions 85 to 89 are based on the same paage or dialog.
85.Why does Ann want to move out of her apartment? A.She does not like the present apartment.
B.It is a little far from campus.
C.The rent is too high.
D.It is noisy.
86.Why does Ann ask Roger for help? A.Roger is kind-hearted and ready to help.
B.Roger is interested in helping girl students.
C.Roger has lived on campus and knows the housing situation around the school.
D.Roger knows the chief housing officer of the apartment complex.
87.What kind of apartment is Ann looking for? A.An apartment on campus.
B.An apartment she can share with one or two persons.
C.An apartment that is within easy reach of the campus.
D.Both B) and C).
88.How much is Ann willing to pay for the new apartment? A.Le than $500 a month, including utilities. B.A little more than $500 a month, including utilities.
C.Le than $500 a month, excluding utilities.
D.A little more than $500 a month, excluding utilities.
89.What will Roger do for Ann? A.He will go to an apartment complex to find a vacancy today.
B.He will go to an apartment complex to find a vacancy tomorrow.
C.He will go to a vacant apartment complex to find a room today.
D.He will go to a vacant apartment complex to find a room tomorrow.
Questions 90 to 94 are based on the same paage or dialog.
90.What is Mr.Taylor doing now? A.He is looking for a job.
B.He is inspecting a company.
C.He is learning computer technology at a company.
D.He is talking to a friend.
91.According to the paage, what is the aim of learning \"web site authoring skills\"? A.Reading various web pages.
B.Creating and managing a web page.
C.Surfing from web site to web site.
D.Knowing the authors at a web site. 92.Which of the following skills does Mr.Taylor have? A.PowerPoint.
B.Authorware.
C.Photoshop.
D.None of the above.
93.What is Mr.Taylor good at? A.Managing a web page.
B.Managing an operating system.
C.Writing programs.
D.Playing computer games.
94.What is the employer likely to do in the future? A.He will give Mr.Taylor a job.
B.He will give Mr.Taylor another interview before giving him a job.
C.He won\'t give Mr.Taylor a job.
D.He will recommend Mr.Taylor to another company.
Questions 95 to 99 are based on the same paage or dialog.
95.What does the man want at first? A.He wants to fly back on the 29th on the cheapest flight.
B.He wants to fly back on the 29th for whatever airfare available.
C.He wants to transfer at Canada on the 28th. D.He wants to transfer at Salt Lake on the 28th.
96.What is the airfare for the flight on the 29th? A.$980.
B.$890.
C.$1960.
D.$490.
97.What is the route for the man? A.San Francisco-New York-Helsinki.
B.Salt Lake-New York-Helsinki.
C.Helsinki-Washington-Salt Lake.
D.Los Angeles-Canada-Stockholm.
98.How long will the man stay in New York? A.100 minutes.
B.80 minutes.
C.60 minutes.
D.40 minutes.
99.What special requirement does the man have? A.A window seat.
B.An aisle seat.
C.A seat in the non-smoking area. D.A vegetarian meal.
