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All you can do now is _______.
A．wait
B．having to wait
C．waiting
D．having waited
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A．Don't complain.
B．Sorry to hear about it.
C．Anything I can do for you？
D．What's your plan？
听力原文：W：Now we've interviewed all the applicants．Who do you like best，Mr．Dash？
M：Well，I'm not sure．He's nice and easy to get along with．But I doubt his professional skills．You know，I want someone who can get the job done．
Q：What can we learn about Mr．Dash？
(17)
A．He is hard to work with.
B．He is the right man to get the job done.
C．He is a man with good professional skills.
D．He is not likely to get the job.
听力原文：W: I enjoy all kinds of music. What kind of music do you like？
M: Rock and roll had appealed to me very much before I became fascinated with jazz. But now I think nothing can compare with classical music.
Q: What kind of music does the man like best？
(13)
A．Jazz.
B．Classical music.
C．Rock and roll.
D．All kinds of music.
M: I know, but that was last year. To tell you the truth, I' m not so sure I like working. Now, it's just work, work, work. I work hard all day, every day. Now, I have money, a nice apartment and a car. But I don't have any time to enjoy it all.
W: Oh, come on. Don't complain. You' re making a good salary now. Last year, you didn' t make anything. It can't be all that bad. So tell me, what do you miss about university？
M: I used to go to parties, I stayed up late talking with friends. But now I' m tired at work. I can't do that. I have to be serious about things. You don't understand me because you are still in school.
What did the man want last year？
A．University
B．Promotion
C．Graduation
D．Seminar
听力原文：M: Jenny, could you forward this memo to all the staff？
W: Sorry, the computer broke down just now: I' ll do it for you as soon as I have it fixed.
Q: What does the woman imply？
(13)
A．She has to post the memo instead.
B．She has to turn down the man' s request.
C．She' s not sure if the computer is fixed.
D．She can't send the memo right now.
W: If I'm going to be logical, no.
Q: What does the woman mean？
(19)
A．She can find a way out.
B．What the man said is logical.
C．What the man said is illogical.
D．She agrees to what the man said.
A fire drill is______.
A．a real fire
B．to drill for fire
C．to put out fire
D．to prepare people for a real fire
W: I'll see you in the library then.
Q: What does the woman mean？
(15)
A．She doesn't believe he can do it.
B．She agrees with the man.
C．She expects to see him soon.
D．She will go to the library.
SECTION B INTERVIEW
Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. Questions 1 to 5 are based on an interview. At the end of the interview you will be given 10 seconds to answer each of the following five questions.
Now listen to the interview.
听力原文：A: Until I was 100 years old, I hadn't really lived. All these interesting things have happened to me since I was 100 years old.
B: Tell me what's happened since you were 100.
A: Well, for one thing, I rode on the—I had a blimp ride.
B: The Goodyear blimp.
A: The Goodyear blimp. Oh, he took me out so I could see Catalina. A very, very beautiful trip. Oh, and I've had helicopter trips, a lot of them, over Burbank, and once he took me so close to the Hollywood sign that I could almost touch it.
B: Now, you've been alive over a century. Have you seen a lot of changes...
A: Everything.
B: What year were you born？
A: I was born January 30, 1885, in a small village about 70 miles south of Chicago.
B: All right. Now, you for your 100th birthday and your 102nd birthday and your 104th birthday went in a helicopter and a blimp. Your 106th birthday, what do you want to do for your 106th？
A: Oh, I want to meet a superstar.
B: I hope you do. All right. As I said, we have people here who are breaking the stereotypes that getting old means sitting around doing nothing and waiting to die. Mary Arm, you are over 100 and you have gone through quite a change in the last several years, in terms of how you looked at aging and how you look at it now.
A: Well, I think my whole attitude about aging has changed. I think the older I got the more comfortable I was with myself and the happier I was. I found that as I got older I no longer ran scared anymore. It's sort of kind of go your best shot, you know, what can you do to me now？ It's all been done to me. All that can happen now is really more of the same. So I just don't have any fear anymore:
B: Now, a lot of people think that part of aging is that we don't get to do the things that we could do, we become inactive, we sit around, we watch television, we crochet, but we can't go out and have fun anymore. You disprove that all the time.
A: Oh, I think people are very foolish to have that kind of attitude. We all can make choices, and it's up to us when we get older to decide what choice we're going to make. And it's a matter of attitude. If you at my age I say that any morning that I wake up and I'm still alive, it's a wonderful morning.
B: All right. Now, you do not look your age at all. Not only that, here a lot of other men might be sitting around and watching TV or playing cards all day long, You're pressing your weight, your own weight？ And incredibly active. Did you age gracefully？ Did you think that when you got older you might be active？ Or did you have to psych yourself up and say, "wait a minute, I don't want to get old？"
A: I think I had to psych myself up. And I agree with them in all their remarks, too. You know, young people are afraid to even say the word old. Well, they should read Browning, you know. The best is yet to come.
B: Tell me what's great about it.
A: Well, I have a chance to do the things that ! didn't do when I was working and supporting my family. And a lot of people say, well, you can't do them. Well, I can. I'm going to school. I'm very active in my community. We go on vacation to Washington, Hawaii and all that. I mean, I'm enjoying life and I'm very active.
According to the interview, what happened since Mary Ann were 100？
A．She had a blimp ride.
B．She had a horse ride.
C．She touched the Hollywood sign.
D．She stayed at home.
SECTION B INTERVIEW
Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. Questions 1 to 5 are based on an interview. At the end of the interview you will be given 10 seconds to answer each of the following five questions.
Now listen to the interview.
听力原文： It's a Matter of Attitude
A: Until I was 100 years old, I hadn't really lived. All these interesting things have happened to me since I was 100 years old.
B: Tell me what's happened since you were 100.
A: Well, for one thing, I rode on the—I had a blimp ride.
B: The Goodyear blimp.
A: The Goodyear blimp. Oh, he took me out so I could see Catalina. A very, very beautiful trip. Oh, and I're had helicopter trips, a lot of them, over Burbank. and once he took me so close to the Hollywood sign that I could almost touch it.
B: Now, you're been alive over a century. You have seen a lot of changes...
A: Everything.
B: You were born what year？
A: I was born January 30, 1885, in a small village about 70 miles south of Chicago.
B: All right. Now, you for your 100th birthday and your 102nd and your 104th went in a helicopter and a blimp. Your 106th birthday, what do you want to do for your 106th？
A: Oh, I want to meet a superstar.
B: I hope you do. All right. As I said. we have people here who are breaking the stereotypes that getting old means sitting around doing nothing and waiting to die. Mary Ann, you are over 100 and you have gone through quite a change in the last several years, in terms of how you looked at aging and how you look at it now.
A: Well, I think my whole attitude about aging has changed. I think the older I got the more comfortable I was with myself and the happier I was. I found that as I got older I no longer ran scared anymore. It's sort of kind of go your best shot, you know, what can you do to me now？ It's all been done to me. All that can happen now is really more of the same. So I just don't have that fear anymore.
B: Now, a lot of people think that part of aging is that we don't get to do the things that we could do, we become inactive, we sit around, we watch television, we crochet, but we can't go out and have fun anymore. You disprove that all the time.
A: Oh, I think people are very foolish to have that kind of attitude. We all can make choices, and it's up to us when we get older to decide what choice we're going to make. And it's a matter of attitude. If you at my age I say that any morning that I wake up and I'm still alive, it's a wonderful morning.
B: All right. Now, you do not look your age at all. Not only that, here a lot of other men might be sitting around and watching TV or playing cards all day long, You're pressing your weight, your own weight？ And incredibly active. Did you age gracefully？ Did you think that When you got older you d be active？,Or did you have to psych yourself up and Say, "Walt a minute, I don't want to get old？"
A: I think I had to psych myself up. And I agree with them in all their remarks, too. You know, young people are afraid to even say the word old. Well, they should read Browning, you know. The best is yet to come.
B: Tell me what's great about it.
A: Well, I have a chance to do the things that I didn't do when I was working and supporting my family. And a lot of people say, well, you can't do them. Well, I can. I'm going to school. I'm very active in my community. We go on vacation to Washing ton, Hawaii and ail that. I mean, I'm enjoying life and I'm very active.
According to the interview, what happened since Mary Ann were 100？
A．She had a blimp ride.
B．She had a horse ride.
C．She touched the Hollywood sign.
D．She stayed at home.
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What types of music do you like listening to？ Mix of Part One “Types of” and “Liking” structure How much time do you spend listening to Part One “It depends” structure music？ Where do you usually listen to music？ Part One “It depends” structure OK, now I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like to talk about it for one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one to two minutes to think about what you are going to say and you can make some notes if you wish, do you understand？ I’d like you to describe the type of clothes you like wearing. (One minute preparation) OK, so remember you have own to two minutes for this so don’t worry if I stop you. I’ll tell you when the time is up… Can you start speaking now please？ Describe the type of Clothes you like wearing You should say: What kind of clothes you usually like to wear Why you like these clothes Where you buy them Whether these clothes are popular in your country OK, we’ve been talking about clothes that you wear and now I’d like to discuss with you one or two more general questions related to this. So first of all let’s consider clothes and fashion. Do men and women have different ideas about Part Three “Comparing” fashion？ Why do teenagers like to follow fashion？ Part Three “Why” What are the disadvantages of following fashion？ Part Three “Disadvanatges” Ok, now let’s move on to talk about uniform. Why do some companies prefer their staff to wear uniform？ (Part Three “Why”) Interview 2 Good afternoon, my name is ...Can you tell me your full name please？ OK, can I see your ID card please？ In this first part, I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself. So first of all, let’s talk about where you live. Tell me about the area that you live in. What do you like about the area？ Is there anything you don’t like about the area？ Do you think you will continue to live in this place for a long time？ Now let’s move on to talk about films. How often do you watch films？ What type of films do you like watching？ Do you prefer watching films alone or with someone else？ Is it better watching films at home or in the cinema？ Let’s talk about birthday now. Do you usually spend your birthday with your friends or with your family？ What do children generally do on their birthdays in China？ Are birthdays important？ What is the most important birthday or age which is celebrated in China？ OK, now I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like to talk about it for one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one to two minutes to think about what you are going to say and you can make some notes if you wish, do you understand？ I’d like you to describe the type of clothes you like wearing. (One minute preparation) OK, so remember you have own to two minutes for this so don’t worry if I stop you. I’ll tell you when the time is up… Can you start speaking now please？ Describe the help which you received in the past. You should say: What type of help you received Who helped you Why you needed this help How you felt after you received this help. OK, we’ve been talking about the help you received in the past and now I’d like to discuss with you one or two more general questions related to this. So first of all, let’s consider different kinds of help. Generally, what kinds of help do people often need in their lives？ Do you think, in general, society is helpful？ Do you think people were more helpful in the past than they are nowadays？ What kinds of help will people need in the future？ Interview 3 Good afternoon, my name is ...Can you tell me your full name please？ OK, can I see your ID card please？ In this first part, I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself. So first of all, let’s talk about what you do. Do you work or are you a student？ What are you studying？ Why did you choose this college/ university？ What’s good about where you’re studying？ What would you like to do after your studies？ Let’s move on to talk about collecting things. Have you ever collected anything？ What things do people collect in your country？ Why do people like collecting things？ Would you like to start collecting something new in the future？ Now, let’s talk about weather. What’s the weather like where you live？ What do you do when the weather is bad？ What type of weather do you like best？ Would you like to have that type of weather all year round？ OK, now I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like to talk about it for one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one to two minutes to think about what you are going to say and you can make some notes if you wish, do you understand？ I’d like you to describe the type of clothes you like wearing. (One minute preparation) OK, so remember you have own to two minutes for this so don’t worry if I stop you. I’ll tell you when the time is up… Can you start speaking now please？ Describe your childhood home . You should say: Where this place is located What type of house it is How long you lived there What you liked about this place. . OK, we’ve been talking about your childhood home and now I’d like to discuss with you one or two general questions related to this. 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