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听力原文：W: What's the matter with Sue？
M: I don't know. She's not as talkative as before.
Q: What can be inferred about Sue from the conversation？
(17)
A．Sue is a quiet girl now.
B．Sue becomes quite talkative.
C．Sue has been talkative all the time.
D．Sue is used to being talkative.
听力原文：W: Hello! Can I help you？
M: Yes, we had a reservation for this weekend.
W: All right, What was the name, sir？
M: Bill Martin.
W: Oh, yes, here it is. A double for two nights？
M: Yes, that's right. But we were wondering... would you happen to have a suite available this weekend, something with a living room and a kitchenette？
W: Well, the only one that's available this weekend is the executive suite, and that'll run you＄140 a night.
M: I see. That's pretty high...
W: You know, sir, this room is more than twenty-four square feet, and it has a refrigerator.
M: Really？ That sounds fine, then. What do you say, Sally？
Sally: Sounds good to me, too.
M: Good, the double then.
Q8. How long does the man intend to stay in the hotel？
(14)
A．One night.
B．Two nights.
C．A week.
D．Two weeks.
W: Hello !
M: Tell me, Sue. What happened to you？
W: I was involved in a bank robbery.
M: You weren't!
W: I certainly was !
M: Tell us what happened.
W: Well, I was just going to the bank, which I do every week, and I was standing in line waiting to be served, when suddenly this hooded man with a gun burst into the bank and started screaming and yelling for us all to put our hands up. So, we're all standing there with our hands up, while he forceed a teller to fill his bag with money. M: Wow! How long were you standing there like that for？
W: Not long. It all happened so quickly ! As soon as the robber had his bag full, he left, and the same teller who had filled his bag called the police. So we were all interviewed and had to testify.
M: You testified？ You mean, they caught him？
W: They sure did. They gave him 10 years.
M: Wow! And, were you scared？
W: Absolutely. I was fearful !
M: So tell us, what's the best strategy when you're in a situation like that？
W: Well, I think the best thing to do is to stay calm. The robber might be armed, so you definitely don't want to panic-that would only attract attention to yourself. Also, don't make eye contact with the robber. All the banks have surveillance cameras, so let them do the work. And don't put up a fight-cooperate, give them whatever they ask for.
M: Well, that's very interesting advice, Sue. Now, if any of you listeners out there have advice, questions or comments for Sue, our staff are ready and waiting to take your call.
What does the radio program "Crime Watch" deal with？
A．It tries to arrest the criminals with the help of people.
B．It focuses on the description of the criminals.
C．It indicates that the society is not safe.
D．It aims to discuss ways to deal with crime.
听力原文：(M = John Fox, F = Sue Green)
F: Hello, I'm Sue Green. You must be John Fox.
M: Yes, I am.
F: Thanks for coming to the job interview. Let me ask you a few questions.
M: Yes, please.
F: Have you got any working experience？
M: Yes, I had a job in a paper factory for a few months after I left school. Then I worked in the summer holidays at the university, first in a fastfood restaurant, then in a bookshop8.
F: OK. Do you drive？ Have you got a driving license？
M: Yes, I have.
F: That's fine, then. So what kind of interests do you have？
M: Interests？ Well, I like travelling. I play a lot of sports and I play the piano9.
F: What sort of sports do you like？
M: Football, tennis and swimming.
F: Right. And what sort of music do you play？
M: Oh, a lot of different types, classical, Jazz.
F: OK, the most important question now, what experience have you had with children10 ？
M: Well, I've looked after my brother and sister as babies and as young children.
F: Mm humm.
M: And I also worked with children in a youth club.
F: A youth club？10
M: Yes. I've been working as a helper in a youth club since I studied at the university as a sort of volunteer with teenagers.
F: Good. OK, we'll let you know our decisions in a few days.
M: Thank you.
John has worked in all of the following places EXCEPT______.
A．a book shop
B．a paper factory
C．a school
D．a fastfood restaurant
听力原文：M: How was your weekend？
W: It was awful.
M: Awful？ Really？ But I thought you were supposed to be going on a trip. Did it get cancelled？
W: No, unfortunately, it wouldn't been better if it had.
M: What do you mean？
W: Well, five of us were supposed to go to Chicago in Lisa's car.
M: Yeah？
W: And we were going to stay at Sue's parents' house, which is in Chicago.
M: Right？
W: So it's about a four-hour trip, and we were going to get there on Friday evening, spend Saturday sightseeing, and come back last night so we could go to classes this morning.
M: OK. That sounds like a good plan. So what went wrong？
W: What didn't go wrong？ First of all, we were all crammed into Lisa's tiny car with all four bags.
M: Sounds pretty uncomfortable.
W: Hold on. I'm just getting started. Remember how hot it was this weekend？
M: Yeah, It was so bad I had to get out of the library. I ended up going to the beach both days.
W: Well, we were stuck in Lisa's car Friday afternoon and the air conditioner wasn't working.
M: Why didn't you open the windows？
W: We did, but the breezes blowing in weren't exactly cool.
M: I'll bet you were glad to get to Chicago.
W: That's the worst part. We never made it. Mary started feeling sick from all the heat, so Lisa tried driving faster to find Mary something to drink. To make a 10ng story short, the car broke down and we were stranded till this morning in some small town near the Indiana border.
M: Couldn't Sue's parents come pick you up？
W: They were out of town.
(20)
A．April this year, 3.
B．March this year, 3.
C．April this year, 4.
D．March this year, 4.
— May I speak to Mr. Wu. please？ — ______
A．Speaking. please
B．Thank you
C．That'll be all right
听力原文：M: How was your weekend？
W: It was awful.
M: Awful？ Really？ But I thought you planed to be going on a trip. Did you cancel it？
W: No. Unfortunately. I would have been better off if we had canceled it.
M: What do you mean？
W: Well, five of us were supposed to go to Chicago in Lisa's car...
M: Yeah？
W: And we were going to stay at Sue's parents' house, which is in Chicago...
M: Right？
W: So it's about a four-hour trip, and we were going to get there on Friday evening, and spend Saturday sight-seeing, and come back last night so we could go to classes this morning.
M: OK. That sounds like a good plan. So what went wrong？
W: What didn't go wrong？ First of all, we were all crammed into Lisa's tiny car with all our bags.
M: Sounds pretty uncomfortable.
W: Hold on. I'm just getting started. Remember how hot it was this weekend？
M: Yeah, it was so bad I had to get out of the library. I ended up going to the beach both days.
W: Well, we were stuck in Lisa's car Friday afternoon and the air conditioing wasn't working.
M: Why didn't you open the windows？
W: We did, but the breezes blowing in were also hot.
M: I think you were glad to get to Chicago.
W: That's the worst part. We never made it. The car broke down and we were waiting for the car to be repaired the whole of Saturday in some small town near the Indiana border.
M: Couldn't Sue's parents come to pick you up？
W: They were out of town.
(27)
A．To see some relatives.
B．To buy some toys.
C．To sightsee.
D．To go to the seashore.
听力原文：W: Dan，did you want to see me？
M: Oh，yes，Sue，please sit down．We need some help．
W: What can I do？
M：Look at this schedule．There are four conferences in April．And there aren't enough representatives to cover all of them．
W: But I am not on the executive staff．
M: I know，but you have studied management and merchandising．And we have openings for more managerial people．There is a good opportunity for you here．
W: That sounds wonderful．But what do you want me to do？
M: There's a conference in Seattle on the 18th of April．I want you to represent us．
W: That's a big responsibility
M: You'll do very well，and I'm pretty sure．
W: Is there a lot to learn？
M: There are a few things，but they aren't difficult．
W: There isn't much time left．Can I start now？
M: There are some reports on the previous conferences in the files．You can study those．
W: Can you give me any guidelines about etiquette in other countries？
M: There are several overall guidelines that apply to international conferences．
W: Then where can I find all the country-specific information？
M: Usually you can call that country's embassy or consulate．Most of them have printed materials for business visitors．And there are also travel books available at public libraries．If you don't have enough time，you can also ask Sally，as she attended the conference there last time．
W: Great．And will our company arrange for transportation？
M: Yes．Tell the travel department about what you think you'll need，and they can make arrangements for you．
W: Thank you．I will give it my best shot.
(23)
A．There are not enough efficient managers.
B．It lacks in guidelines for new employees.
C．The conference schedule should change immediately.
D．It is short of representatives for conferences.
听力原文：M: You're back. And right on schedule too. How was your holiday？
W: It was all right, I suppose.
M: You don't sound as though you enjoyed it very much. Where did you go？
W. I went home. I stayed with my family.
M: Where is your home？
W: It's in West Virginia. It's a quite small village in West Virginia. You know, going home really made me think how different my life would have been if I'd stayed there.
M: Why？ What would you have done？
W: Well, first of all, I probably would have married the boy I went steady with while I was in high school.
M: Would it have been a mistake if you had married him？
W: It would have been different, that's all. If I had married him, I probably would have stayed there in West Virginia for the rest of my life.
M: Would that have been so bad？
W: I would never have come to the city. I never would have tried to get a job.
M: But you've come to the city and had several jobs.
W: That's true. The thing is that after all these years of working, I am still a secretary or assistant to someone. No transfer. No promotion. It's so annoying and frustrating. I didn't come all the way up to the city for that, did I？
M: Do you think you'll ever go back to West Virginia to live？
W: Someday, maybe, but not until I've had more experience. I'd like to know that I could have real career if I wanted to.
M: Well, the first step in a successful career is to get some work done. Here are some letters that have to be answered right away.
W: All right, I'll take care of them. But you just wait. Someday I might be your boss!
(20)
A．She would have stayed in her hometown for the rest of her life.
B．She would have made a great mistake in her life career.
C．She would have been happy to come to the city to look for a job.
D．She would have become a secretary to someone in her village.
听力原文：W: Dan, did you want to see me？
M: Oh, yes, Sue, please sit down. We need some help.
W: What can I do？
M: Look at this schedule. [22] There are four conferences in April. And there aren't enough representatives to cover all of them.
W: But I am not on the executive staff.
M: I know, [23] but you have studied management and merchandising. And we have openings for more managerial people. There is a good opportunity for you here.
W: That sounds wonderful. But what do you want me to do？
M: There's a conference in Seattle on the 18th of April. I want you to represent us.
W: That's a big responsibility.
M: You'll do very well, and I'm pretty sure.
W: Is there a lot to learn？
M: There are a few things, but they aren't difficult.
W: There isn't much time left. Can I start now？
M: [24] There are some reports on the previous conferences in the files. You can study those.
W: Can you give me any guidelines about etiquette in other countries？
M: There are several overall guidelines that apply to international conferences.
W: Then where can I find all the country-specific information？
M: Usually you can call that country's embassy or consulate. Most of them have printed materials for business visitors. And there are also travel books available at public libraries. If you don't have enough time, you can also ask Sally, as she attended the conference there last time.
W: Great. And will our company arrange for transportation？
M: Yes. Tell the travel department about what you think you'll need, and they can make arrangements for you.
W: Thank you. [25]I will give it my best shot.
(23)
A．There are not enough efficient managers.
B．It lacks in guidelines for new employees.
C．The conference schedule should change immediately.
D．It is short of representatives for conferences.
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