You should ring the newspaper about your reservation seven days before you are due to leav
A.①
B.②
C.①②
D.neither ① nor ②
A.make sure your cell phone is charged up and turned on
B.set your cell phone ring volume to high to ensure you hear any calls
C.turn your cell phone off
D.tell your client you are expecting a phone call
A、We should be united. We shouldn’t be divided. Just believe in me!
B、We should be united and trust that we will win, so that when something bad happens we won’t be afraid.
C、We should be united in that there should be a unanimous conviction in our capacity to triumph in the most adverse circumstances.
D、We are one people, we are one nation, and together we begin the next great chapter of our story with three words that will ring from coast to coast, from sea to sea: Yes, we can!
Financially Strapped! Fiance Is Broke'n Hearted Over Engagement
Dear Harlan,
I've been with my girlfriend off and on for about five years. Last summer, I took the leap and bought her "the ring". Now I'm not sure if I'm in this relationship for the right reasons. I seem to be in this relationship mainly because I have more than $ 5,000 invested in us. I don't know if I'm truly still in love with this girl. Should I stick it out and hope it gets better? What do I do?
Cashless in College
Dear Cashless in College,
If you can't separate the price tag from the fiancee, your engagement is worthless. A ring is a symbol of love and commitment, not debt and burden. She deserves more — not more carats, more honesty. Take a break if you're this confused. Save her the time and trauma of a future divorce. Why you haven't talked to her about this situation is a whole other problem.
Sadly, engagements get broken. Even sadder, marriages get broken. And a broken marriage is far more expensive — financially and emotionally.
Harlan
What is the advice that Harlan has given the heart broken fiance?
A.He should not have made the engagement.
B.He should not have bought the diamond ring.
C.He should have talked the matter over with her.
D.He should stop the worthless engagement now.
M: That's really a nuisance, but I'll do it if you want.
What will the man probably do?
A.Remind Doris about the time of the next meeting.
B.Remind Doris not to be late for every meeting.
C.Tell Doris about the agenda of the next meeting.
D.Tell Doris about a ring.
W: Shall we take our seats now? You can get some later.
Q: What does the woman suggest that they should do?
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A.Wait for the lecture to begin.
B.Go immediately to their seats.
C.Get something to drink first.
D.Sit down and enjoy the lecture.
听力原文:W Hello, I'd like to donate some old clothes. Is there anything I need to do?
M Well, you need to take them to the side door, which should be open. If you don't see anyone working there, just ring the bell.
W O.K. Great. Do you take old furniture donations as well?
M Yes, ma'am we do. We'll even pick them up for you. When you drop off the clothes on the side, you can ask them about it.
What does the woman want to do?
A.Try on a skirt
B.Make a donation
C.Apply for a job
D.Buy some furniture
M: Yes, you are right. Let's begin. One, two, three, four…One, two, three, four…
W: Now, we are ready to start. Did you remember to bring a kickboard with you?
M: I sure did. I bought the whole outfit this morning: a kickboard, a pair of goggles, a swimsuit, and a swimming cap, all matching. I have also brought along the life ring that I originally learnt to swim with.
What are they talking about?
A.Keeping fit
B.Health issues
C.Swimming
D.Shopping
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