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听力原文：Lisa is out of the office again, another business meeting. She will be flying to Paris tomorrow.
What can we infer from this statement？
A．Lisa is often late for meetings.
B．Lisa's flight was delayed.
C．Lisa often attends business meetings.
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The first time that Lisa went there, she discovered that she hadn't brought enough money. At first she was worried, but then she remembered that she had brought her checkbook with her and went to the bank to cash a check. The bank teller had never seen Lisa before, but he knew that a lot of people were stealing checkbooks and using them. So he said to her, "Can you identify yourself, please？"
Lisa had never been asked to do this in her home town, so she looked puzzled for a moment; but then she took her mirror out of her handbag, looked at it, and then said happily. "Yes, it is me. "
Where did Lisa go for her vacation？
A．In a small town.
B．In a large city.
C．In the mountains.
D．In a village.
听力原文： Leonardo da Vinci was born in 1452 in Taskani. As early as 1466, he was working in a workshop. Then, in 1482, he moved to Milan. After the plague had swept the city in Milan in 1484-85, he turned his attention to town planning and made several designs for churches and other buildings. He moved to Florence, another city in Italy in 1500, where he painted the famous Mona Lisa in 1503. Then, he returned to Milan between 1510 and 1515 after he had been working as an architect and engineer for the French king Louie XII. He devoted himself to painting again and produced three great works, "sin to end", "Mary and Child" and "Saint John the Baptist". In 1515, the king of France invited Leonardo to live in France. He moved to a castle there, where he spent his last years carrying out his own research. He died in 1519.
How old was Leonardo da Vinci when he moved to Milan？
A．25.
B．30.
C．35.
D．40
听力原文：Lisa: Hi, Howard. What are you working on？
Howard: Hi, Lisa. (5[D]) I've just finished a piece of background music.
Lisa: Background music？ Oh, like the music they're playing here now.
Howard: Yes. You hear it everywhere — in restaurants, airports, supermarkets...
Lisa: In banks too. I noticed it while at the bank today.
Howard: You're not supposed to notice it. (8[D]) It's just in the background. It' supposed to put you in the right mood.
Lisa: I'm not sure I like that idea.
Howard: Well, it seems to work. Companies pay millions of dollars every year for background music. (6[A])Wssupposed to give you a better feeling about yourself and the people around you. Factories use it a lot.It makes the workers happy, and they work better that way. In one factory, music increased roduction 4.5 percent.
Lisa: Now that I think about it, I can't remember when there wasn't background music in restaurants and stores.
Howard: Yeah, I know that hamburger places play fast music. When they started playing faster music, they found that a customer spent only seventeen minutes eating. The time was twenty-two minutes before that.
Lisa: (7[C]) So they have more people coming in and out to buy hamburgers.
Howard: Exactly. And that's good for business. You can see why music has become so popular. In Los Angeles, for instance, thirty different companies are selling background music services.
Lisa: I still think there's something about it that I don't quite like.
Howard: I know what you mean, but lots of people would not agree with you.
Howard is probably ______.
A．an orchestra conductor
B．a music fan
C．a sales manager in a music company
D．a background music composer
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.
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: What do you speak？
M: Chinese. What about you, Lisa？
W: I speak both English and French.
Q: What does Lisa speak？
(20)
A．English.
B．French.
C．B and C.
Lisa has to go to court because she is
A．a lawyer.
B．a judge.
C．a banker.
D．a witness.
SECTION A CONVERSATIONS
Directions: In this section you will hear several conversations. Listen to the conversations carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
听力原文：Sally: Now, specifically in that sen6, you mention "Lisa". Is there actually a "Lisa" out there？
Elliot: Yes, there really is. She was somebody I went out with for two years actually.
Sally: What happened later？
Elliot: Her dad Just didn't want it to happen so bad that she just couldn't take the pressure.
Sally: You must have felt bitter about the whole split up and everything？
Elliot: It's really tough, she wants to do something with her life and her dad's threatening to out off her college tuition if she continues to see me, so it's like she had a serious decision to make.
Sally: Were you hitter about her？
Elliot: Like I said, at first, I was somewhat bitter but I understand, I guess. I don't know. I know I probably wouldn't have done the same thins. Who knows, people are different, so I couldn't really hold that against her.
Sally: What has she said to you since she heard it on the radio？
Elliot: Oh, I haven't heard from her.
Sally: You haven't？
Elliot: I dropped some notes for her to call me some time but she hasn't, I guess at this point, I don't expect her to. That'e my call out to her, because I have no idea.
Who is true of Lisa？
A．Lisa is the man who is speaking to the man.
B．Lisa is the girl whom the man dated two years ago.
C．Lisa is the girl whom the man dated for two years.
D．Lisa is a woman whose name appears in one of the man’s song.
听力原文：W: Lucy, Helen and Lisa went to the concert together last night.
M: Well, both Lucy and Helen enjoyed the concert but Lisa was sorry she had been there.
Who enjoyed the concert last night？
A．Lacy and Lisa.
B．Lisa and Helen.
C．Helen and Lucy.
M: Yes, there really is. She was somebody I went out with for two years actually.
W: What happened later？
M: Her dad just didn't want it to happen. It was so bad that she just couldn't take the pressure.
W: You must have felt bitter about the whole split up and everything？
M: It's really tough, she wants to do something with her life and her dad's threatening to cut off her college tuition if she continues to see me, so it's like she had a serious decision to make.
W: Were you bitter about her？
M: lake I said, at first, I was somewhat bitter but I understand, I guess. I don't know. I know I probably wouldn't have done the same thing. Who knows, people are different, so I couldn't really hold that against her.
W: What has she said to you since she heard it on the radio？
M: Oh. I haven't heard from her.
W: You haven't？
M: I dropped some notes for her to call me some time and she hasn't. I guess at this point, I don't expect her to. That's my call out to her, because I have no idea about that.
Which of the following statements is TRUE about Lisa？
A．Lisa is whom the man is speaking to.
B．Lisa is the girl whom the man dated two years ago.
C．Lisa is the girl who wrote this song.
D．Lisa is a girl whose name appears in one of the man's song.
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