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What was Bill's life like in New York？
A．It was very happy.
B．It was unbearable.
C．It was without pressure.
D．It was very busy.
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听力原文：M: Was Bill always rich？
W: When I knew him as a young man he wore old clothes and did not even have a bicycle. Now he wears expensive clothes and drives a sports car.
Q: What did Bill use to be？
(13)
A．He used to be rich.
B．He used to be poor.
C．He used to be very thin.
D．He used to be a driver.
听力原文：W: Is this the first time you've visited China, sir？
M: Oh, no. I used to teach English in Peking University in the 1970s.
What can we say about the man？
A．It is the second time he has been in China.
B．He likes China very much.
C．He used to be a teacher in China.
D．He is a young man.
听力原文：W：It's so chilly and we have to wait for Bill．He always conies late．
M：He used to，but this evening，he won't．
Q：What does the man think of Bill？
(19)
A．Bill is a punctual person.
B．Bill will come on time tonight.
C．Bill will be late as usual.
D．Bill won't come at all.
听力原文：W: It's so chilly and we have to wait for Bill. He always comes late.
M: He used to, but this evening, he won't.
Q: What does the man think of Bill？
(19)
A．He won't come at all.
B．He will be late as usual.
C．He is a punctual person.
D．He will come on time tonight.
What's Bill's life like in New York？
A．It's very happy.
B．It's unbearable.
C．It's without pressure.
D．It's a life on a fast track.
W: I'm afraid I've lost touch with everyone. I used to get together with Linda from time to time, but I haven't seen her for several years.
Q: Whom does the woman keep in touch with now？
(17)
A．Bill.
B．Linda.
C．Frank.
D．None of them.
听力原文： One of the first things a visitor does upon arrival in another country is to get to know the local money. American money is unlike the money used in many other countries, since the bills, or paper money, are all the same colour and size no matter how much it is. Visitors should be careful to look at the bill before giving it out. Besides, new bills often stick together.
The coins of every country are difficult to learn at first. American coins are represented by the cent sign. Also the size of American coins do not show the value. For example, the 10-cent coin is smaller than the 5-cent coin, although it is worth twice as much. All United States coins are silver coloured, except for the "penny" (one-cent piece) , Which is a brown coin. Here are more details about Ameican coins.
Why are American bills or paper money unlike that in many other countries？
A．American bills are not the same color.
B．American bills are the same size and color.
C．American bills are the same color but different size.
SECTION C NEWS BROADCAST
Directions: In this section, you will hear several news items. Listen to them carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
听力原文： The Democratic-led Senate voted largely along party lines to approve the legislation. The measure includes about 95 billion dollars to fund military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan through Sep. 30th. It also calls for withdrawing U. S. troops from Iraq beginning in October or earlier if President Bush determines the Iraqis have not met certain benchmarks including disarming militias and taking steps toward a unity government. The bill sets a non-binding goal of completing a withdrawal of combat troops by Apr. 1st of next year. Many Democrats used debate on the bill to reiterate their criticism of President Bush's handling of the war.
The legislation does NOT aim at ______.
A．funding military operations in Afghanistan
B．advocating withdrawal of U. S. troops from Iraq
C．disarming militias in Iraq
D．completing a withdrawal of troops by April 1stof next year
听力原文： One of the first things a visitor does upon arrival in another country is to get to know the local money. American money is unlike the money used in many other countries, since the bills, or paper money, are all the same color and size no matter how much it is. Visitors should be careful to look at the bill before giving it out. Besides ,new bills often stick together.
The coins of every country are difficult to learn at first. American coins are represented by the cent sign. Also the size of American coins do not show the value. For example, the 10-cent coin is much smaller than the 5-cent coin, although it is worth twice as much. All United States coins are silver colored, except for the" penny" (one-cent piece), which is a brown coin. Here are more details about American coins.
Why are American bills or paper money unlike that in many other countries？
A．American bills are not the same color.
B．American bills are the same size and color.
C．American bills are the same color but different size.
听力原文： Nowadays, at each check-out counter in almost all supermarkets, a new machine is helping customers in a hurry. An electronic system "reads" a bar code on each tin, box or bottle. These little lines of the bar code give the computer all the information it needs -- the kind of product, the price and the tax. The girl at the counter simply moves the groceries along in front of the "eye" of the machine. And the bill is ready in no time.
Most people are very pleased with this new idea. They don't make as many mistakes as people. Some shoppers, how ever, are complaining. They can’t read the price of the food on a tin when all they can see is just little black and white lines. The prices are on the shelves, but they want them on each tin. Many people are not sure that machines are honest shopkeepers! The machines are very expensive. But everyone, even these worried shoppers, will be happy, if in the end, they bring food prices down.
The main idea of this passage is that ______.
A．supermarkets are becoming more and more popular
B．computers find use in supermarkets
C．a new way of checking out in supermarkets
D．people are not used to the new machine
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