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SECTION CNEWS BROADCASTDirections: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Lis

SECTION C NEWS BROADCAST

Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. At the end of each news item, you will be given 10 seconds to answer the questions.

听力原文： Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, ER and Friends were some of ihe big Winners at the People’s Choice Awards on Sunday night.

Roberts took home the favorite motion picture actress award. Hanks wen favorite motion picture actor and favorite dramatic motion picture actor, beating out last year’s dual winner, Mel Gibson.

"People, love, and understanding. Thank you, everybody "Hanks said in his acceptance speech. "I' m a lucky man... I have a great job and I get to do it often enough to get me out of the house on school nights."

N Sync. Faith Hill and Garth Brooks were named favorite musicians.

The awards are decided through a public opinion poll conducted by Gallup. Favorite TV shows included ER. Friends. My Wife and Kids and Survivor: The Australian Outback.

The 28th annual People’s Choice Awards took its cue from the Emmys. In apparent reaction to the Sept. 11 attacks, it was a subdued affair. Dressy business attire took the place of formal wear as performers from movies, television, and music came together to allow the public to honor them.

This year, people were allowed to vote online in two categories -- favorite new television comedy series and favorite new drama.

The star of King of Queens Kevin James hosted the affair and provided comic relief. One of his funnier bits came when he donned a swan dress, á la Blork at last year’s Oscars, although he maintained he had the outfit first. A video clip was shown featuring him shopping, golfing and hanging out in the swan ensemble.

Which of the following words can best describe this year’s celebration？

A．Extravagant.

B．Formal.

C．Dull.

D．Toned-down.

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第1题
Section B （每题3分，共15分） Directions: In this section, you will hear one longer conversation. At the end of the conversation, five questions will be asked about what was said. Both the conversation and the questions will be read only ONCE. After each question, there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four choices marked A), B), C) and D), and decide which is the best answer.

A、They are planning for the next weekend.

B、They are complaining about their children.

C、They are talking about their convenient apartments.

D、They are talking about the benefits of living in the city.

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第2题
Language can refer to things that are not present in the immediate situation of the speaker. For example, if someone says I was afraid, it is not necessary that the speaker is still afraid. Which of the following terms describes this property of language？

A．Arbitrariness.

B．Motivation.

C．Interchangeability.

D．Displacement.

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第3题
The three largest cities in Canada do NOT include ______.

A．Toronto

B．Quebec

C．Ottawa

D．Vancouver

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第4题
听力原文： U.S. authorities have temporarily closed the American consulate in Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, because of a security threat. Other diplomatic missions in the city have done the same.

A statement read by a spokeswoman for the U.S. Embassy in Abuja, Claudia Anyaso, said a threat to security was the reason for closing the Lagos consulate Thursday afternoon.

"The U.S. Consulate in Lagos will close, beginning 3:00 p.m. local time June 16, because of a security issue of mutual concern to the U.S. mission in Nigeria and the government of Nigeria. This security issue is being addressed with the help and close collaboration of relevant Nigerian authorities."

U.S. officials would not give specific details on the threat.

The consulate remained closed Friday, while security staff reviewed the situation. It is scheduled to reopen Monday, said an official in Lagos.

The decision by American authorities in Nigeria prompted at least one other foreign mission to follow suit. British officials said their decision to close their consulate in Lagos Friday was a direct result of U. S. security concerns.

Several countries have consulates near the American mission. British officials said other countries had followed the American example.

Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, is home to several festering civil conflicts. An armed struggle for control over the oil-rich Niger Delta regularly leads to the abduction of foreign nationals. Violent clashes frequently erupt between the country's Muslims and Christians.

Al-Qaida leader Osama Bin Laden has cited Nigeria as a candidate for, what he called, "liberation."

Why have U.S. government temporarily closed the American consulate in Lagos？

A．Because of political disturbance there.

B．Because of economic crisis there.

C．Because of security threat there.

D．Because of the workers' strike there.

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第5题
What does Susan always do on Saturdays？

A．Read many newspapers.

B．Have continental breakfast.

C．Play tennis.

D．Play chess.

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第6题

听力原文： The Israeli Army has conducted a series of overnight raids in the West Bank, arresting at least 50 Palestinian activists of the Islamic Jihad movement. It is said the group was failing to observe the truce agreed earlier this year. A spokesman for Islamic Jihad urged the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas to cancel a meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon due to take-place in Jerusalem today. The US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice prepared the ground with a visit at the weekend. She urged the two men to coordinate Israel's planned withdrawal of Jewish settlers from the occupied Gaza Strip. Bob P. reports from Jerusalem.

"Israelis have now arrested some 50 Islamic Jihad activists, saying the group isn't observing the truce. The Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas wants guarantees that Palestinians will have free passage in and out of Gaza after the pullout. He almost certainly won't get this. According to Israeli media, Ariel Sharon told Condoleezza Rice he wouldn't remove the closure on Gaza, until and unless Mr. Abbas takes action against Palestinian militias. Palestinian officials have low expectations. They say they will press for the release of more prisoners and the lifting of more check-points in the West Bank."

A meeting is scheduled to be held today between ______.

A．Palestinian leader and Israeli Prime Minister

B．Palestinian leader and Israeli Foreign Minister

C．Palestinian leader and Israeli President

D．Pakistani leader and Israeli Defense Minister

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第7题
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：INTERVIEWER: Cattle raising in the U.S. is big business, isn't it？

BECK: Yes, it's the largest business.

INTERVIEWER: It must be a very profitable business then.

BECK: Uh... not necessarily.

INTERVIEWER: It's not necessarily a profitable business？

BECK: At times, it's not profitable. Your production costs get—It's a supply and demand market, and if your supply is larger than your demand, why at times—

INTERVIEWER: So the price is fluctuating all the time.

BECK: Right. It fluctuates, and it can get below production costs.

INTERVIEWER: But you never know.... For instance, next year, you don't know what it'll bring on the market.

BECK: No, technically, it takes a year and a half from the time you breed the cow, until you get the calf, until the calf's marketable.

INTERVIEWER: Dh-hmm...

BECK: You've got a year, to a year and a half, tied up there.

INTERVIEWER: So, you're making an investment all the time.

BECK: Right. So you're not sure.

INTERVIEWER: It sounds like it might be a very.., uh... insecure kind of existence. Wonder why it is that people want to be farmers or ranchers then.

BECK: I think the majority of it is you like it. It's one thing... It's a breed of people. They like it. If you don't like what you're doing, why...

INTERVIEWER: What is there about it？ You live essentially in a rural place. Doesn't that of isolation ever bother you ？

BECK: No. It's getting too crowded.

INTERVIEWER: Too crowded？ !

BECK: Too many people!

INTERVIEWER: I can see that, for instance, in a city, you have.., uh... restaurants to go to, movie theaters—all kinds of things available to people,... a lot of conveniences which you don't have in the more rural areas. What to people who farm, ranch, do for recreation and relaxation, for instance...

BECK: Well. I think a lot of it is if you're a livestock raiser, you.., you just.., you'll go check your cows in the evening instead of going to a movie.

INTERVIEWER: Uh-huh...

BECK: That's as much recreation as going--driving through a...

INTERVIEWER: Uh-huh...

BECK: ... bunch of cows, and if you like them, why, you.., you enjoy that.

INTERVIEWER: In terms of the way of life,... uh... to a lot of people, it would.., it would seem that it's a very hard life. It means a lot of hard work. I mean, you have a schedule whether you feel like it or not, you have to get out and feed animals, and so forth. Would you regard that as one of the difficult things about it, or is that... ？

BECK: No... For me, if I had to go to a desk every morning, that'd kill me.

INTERVIEWER: Is there a problem of... uh... on the feeling of security？

BECK: What kind of security are you talking about—financial security？

INTERVIEWER: Uh... yeah, financial security.... Uh... the thing is up and down. You don't know what the market's going to bring for beef. You work all year, and so forth... uh... Is there any problem of that sort？

BECK: Sure, there's the problem of security. Especially, if you've had one or two bad years. You feel awfully insecure.

INTERVIEWER: Uh-huh.

BECK: If you've borrowed money to buy a farm or to operate, and.., and there's no money coming in, you feel awfully insecure.

INTERVIEWER: Uh-huh...

BECK: But you do always have... if... if you've got a fairly good amount of your ranch paid off, you've got that to fall back on. You always feel, you know, you can think of that as a security. If everything else fails, if you can't pay for your operating expenses...

INTERVIEWER: How do you handle uh... the whole family-life situation—children ？ You're out almost as much as.

A．the demand is too low

B．the supply is too large

C．the cost is too high

D．the price is changeable

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第8题
Which of the following should NOT doctors do when telling the bad news？

A．To use the patient's language.

B．To be direct and concrete.

C．To distance themselves from the patient.

D．To show empathy for the patient.

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第9题
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：Officer: Good morning. Can I help you？

Student: Yes. I'd like to know something about the British medical scheme.

Officer: Yes. What's your question？

Student: Can I use British doctors if I fall ill？

Officer: That will depend on how long your course of study is. If it is six months or more, then you are entitled to treatment from the British Medical Scheme called the National Health Service—NHS, as if you were a British citizen. With the NHS, consultations with doctors are free, but you will be asked to pay something towards the cost of medicines. In 1987, this is two pounds forty for each item of medicine. You are also entitled to free treatment in British hospitals. Always make sure the doctor knows you want treatment from the NITS, as doctors also take private patients, who pay the full cost of all their treatment.

Student: How do I make sure I can be treated by the NHS？

Officer: If you are eligible for treatment, that is, you are registered on a course of six months or longer, then the first thing you should do is to register with a doctor. You should register with any doctor close to where you live—local post offices have lists. All you need to do is to visit the doctor or the doctor% receptionist during consulting hours and ask to be included on the doctor's list of patients. If the doctor decides to accept you, you will then be sent a medical card by post which will carry your National Health Service number. Take great care not to lose this. If the doctor cannot accept you, try elsewhere or contact the local Family Practitioner Committee. You can get the address from the post office or any doctor. Find out your doctor's consulting hours from tile doctor or the receptionist and ask whether or not you need to make an appointment before seeing the doctor. Remember to be on time for any appointment you make. You can see him or her during these hours, unless you are seriously ill. if you are seriously ill the doctor will be called out to see you. Once you have registered you should teli your warden, landlord, landlady or a friend the name, address and telephone number of your doctor, so that if you are suddenly taken ill, the doctor can be called out to see you.

Student: I see. Could you tell me something about British hospitals？

Officer: Yes. Hospitals provide specialist treatments, or treatment for which any kind of extended stay is required. Your doctor will recommend you to go if it is necessary. Casualty or emergency treatment following accidents is free for everyone. As not all hospitals provide such services, you should find out which local hospitals do in case you ever need treatment.

Student: How about dental care in Britain？

Officer: You can find lists of dentists who give National Health Service treatment at local main post offices. You do not register with a dentist, but you should ask whether they are willing to give you NHS treatment, as dentists are free to accept or refuse patients and to provide private treatment only. If you are accepted, you should give the dentist the NHS number which is on your medical card. here is a charge for all dental treatment. For basic treatment this could be up to seventeen pounds. More extensive dental treatment will cost more if you are not registered with a doctor. You will have to pay the full cost of dental treatment as a private patient. You will have to make an appointment to see your dentist and should give notice if you are unable to attend an appointment, or you will be charged for loss of time. You should try to have your teeth checked at least once per year by the dentist. From the NHS you are ent

A．register with a university

B．pay the full cost in advance

C．study in Britain at least 6 months

D．be registered on at least 6 courses

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