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听力原文：M: What are you doing with this fruit？
W: The child refuses to eat it without first picking out the stones.
What is the woman doing？
A．She is removing the stones of the fruit.
B．She is refusing to eat the fruit.
C．She is eating the fruit without the stones.
D．She is picking stones before eating the fruit.
听力原文：How many people applied for the job？
(A) You need to fill out the application, first.
(B) It was fifteen this morning.
(C) That job requires at least 3 years of experience.
(18)
A．
B．
C．
听力原文：W: Good morning, I'm Victoria Porter. How can I help you？
M: Good morning, my name is Frank. I have to complete the enrolment form, but I'm not sure about some aspects.
W: (19)Let's refer to the handbook and see how I can help you. What's your firs problem？
M: Well, I can't decide which program to take.
W: Do you want a science or arts？
M: Arts. But I can't decide a social sciences, a humanities, and an education.
W: You needn't make that decision now. (20)You can leave it until the end of the first year.
M: I see. Then I need to select my courses carefully.
W: Yes. First, foundation course. All students must take one foundation course as part of the requirement of the first year. It's on page 21. Have you read the description？
M: Yeah, I'd like to do Al09 Futures. It looks so interesting.
W: But as a foreign student, I suggest you consider A114 Australia and its People.
M: What about this, Structure, Thought, and Reality, or Life in the Universe？ The description of both says they will help me to develop skills of argument and analysis.
W: Actually all the foundation courses are designed to do that. But All4 will help you gain a better understanding of the country you live in.
M: That's true. And it's worth 6 points while each of the others only 3. OK, I'll do A114.
W: It's very important to keep your points in mind when selecting courses. Normally full-time students enroll for 12 credits each semester or 24 each academic year. However, (21)if your enrolment drops below 9 points in any one semester, you won't be considered full-time.
M: What would happen then？
W: Well, you won't be eligible for student visa.
(20)
A．The enrolment form.
B．The handbook.
C．Australia and its People.
D．The description of the courses.
听力原文： If you want to invest money at short term, you've got several possibilities: first, a current account. This gives you the possibility of having all your money at your immediate disposal. It also entitles you to a cheque-book. Second, you've got a deposit account, which usually pays about 3. 5% interest, less tax. In that respect, a deposit account's a better investment than a current account. However, though you are entitled to a cheque-book, you can only withdraw up to a certain sum each month. For large amounts, you must give the bank a few months' notice. Finally, you have certificates of deposit. These pay in the order of 6.5% interest.
28. How many possibilities are there for a customer to invest money at short term？
29.With what kind of deposit can a customer NOT use a cheque-book？
30.What is the interest rate for maintaining a deposit account？
(28)
A．2.
B．5.
C．4
D．3
听力原文： Richard and Maurice McDonald, the original owner of McDonald's, opened their first self-service restaurant in San Bernadino, California. People would come from everywhere to buy their French fries and hamburgers. Workers would buy their lunches at McDonald's because the hamburgers and French fries tasted better than their lunches from home.
By 1960, the McDonald brothers owned 228 self-service restaurants. Then, in 1960, Ray Kroc, a 56-year-old salesman, bought the name and most of the restaurants for 2.7 million dollars. He then began to build new restaurants, and, by 1982, he owned about 7,063 of those restaurants, about 1,283 were in other countries: Japan, West Germany, England, and Australia. That same year, McDonald's Corporation earned about 7 million dollars.
McDonald's is a big business, but it is not too big or too rich to help ordinary people. For example, owners of restaurants participate in special community programs for children or senior citizens.
The corporation owns special houses near children's hospitals. These Ronald McDonald houses are for sick children and their parents. Sometimes a child has to go at a hospital for several weeks or months. Then the child's parents can stay at a Ronald McDonald house. Staying at these houses is cheaper than staying at hotels, and the atmosphere is friendlier and more homelike.
(34)
A．Richard and Maurice McDonald.
B．Ray, Kroc, a 56-year-old salesman.
C．A person in San Bernadino, California.
D．Not mentioned in the passage.
听力原文： Nothing can buy a better night's sleep. Although it sounds silly, it was the first thing that crossed my mind when I awoke. I truly appreciated my happy rest. It was like a gift from heaven. Interesting to think that Bill Gates, or any rich men you can mention, really couldn't have had a more satisfying and grateful night of sleep—the best that money can't buy.
That started me thinking of other pleasures that cost nothing or very little and that are often taken for granted, like a drink of cold water on a hot day when you're really thirsty, or a warm relaxing bath when you're extremely tired or mentally exhausted.
Remember your first real kiss--can you put a price tag on that？ Or the companionship of a faithful and loving pet or the clean, fresh smell of mountain air？ There's an old song, "the Best Things in Life Are Free."
Did you ever eat a meal that not only filled your stomach and satisfied all your tastes, but refreshed your soul？ Ever spend a winter's evening in the company of good friends？
What could be better than listening to your favorite music or watching a good movie？ Or sharing the beauty of a sunset with a loved one？ These are quite delightful and delicate pleasures. I hope this doesn't sound too ridiculous in today's rough, loud world. I hope the new generation can appreciate some of these things.
(33)
A．The writer enjoys sleeping very much.
B．The writer doesn't like money at all.
C．Bill Gates does not know how to enjoy himself.
D．Mental well-being is the most important thing.
听力原文： Let's begin today by discussing enzymes. Enzymes are what make many of the body's biochemical reactions possible. Actually biochemical reactions can take place without them, but at much lower rates. In fact an enzyme may cause a reaction to proceed billions of times faster than it would otherwise. Before I go on to the biochemical specifics of how this works, let me provide a figurative example. I think it will help illustrate the power of enzymes more clearly. Now, suppose you got a bag and you put a bunch of locks in it, just small padlocks. Then you put in all the keys that go with the locks. And you closed the bag and shook it hard. No matter how long you shook, chances are very small that any key would get inserted in any of the locks. But if you took them all out of the bag and this time used your hands to insert the keys in the locks, you could combine them much quicker.
Enzymes act like your hands, quickly allowing chemical reactions that would otherwise take much longer. Now, there are 2 reasons that enzymes are so effective at enabling biochemical reactions. Firs enzymes greatly reduce the amount of energy required to start the reactions, and with less energy needed the reactions can proceed a lot faster than they, could without the enzyme. The second mason is that on a small amount of an enzyme is needed to enable the biochemical reaction. That's because the chemical structure of the enzyme itself does not become altered as if enables the reaction. So a single enzyme can be used to start the same biochemical reaction over and over again.
(43)
A．The impact of enzymes on chemical reactions.
B．The way the body produces enzymes.
C．The structure of enzymes.
D．Types of chemical products created with enzymes.
听力原文： Nothing can buy a better night's sleep. Although it sounds silly, it was the first thing that crossed my mind when I awoke. I truly appreciated my happy rest. It was tike a gift from heaven. Interesting to think that Bill Gates, or any rich men you can mention, really couldn't have had a more satisfying and grateful night of sleep--the best that money can't buy.
That started me thinking of other pleasures that cost nothing or very little and that are often taken for granted, like a drink of cold water on a hot day when you're really thirsty, or a warm relaxing bath when you're extremely tired or mentally exhausted.
Remember your first real kiss--can you put a price tag on that？ Or the companionship of a faithful and toying pet or the clean, fresh smell of mountain air？ There's an old song, "the Best Things in Life Are Free."
Did you ever eat a meal that not only filled your stomach and satisfied all your tastes, but refreshed your soul？ Ever spend a winter's evening in the company of good friends？
What could be better than listening to your favorite music or watching a good movie？ Or sharing the beauty of a sunset with a loved one？ These are quite delightful and delicate pleasures. I hope this doesn't sound too ridiculous. in today's rough, loud world. I hope the new generation can appreciate some of these things.
(32)
A．The writer enjoys sleeping very much.
B．The writer doesn't like money at all.
C．Bill Gates does not know how to enjoy himself.
D．Mental well-being is the most important thing.
听力原文：Are you free tomorrow？
(13)
A．Yes, I'm not.
B．No, I am.
C．Yes, I am.
听力原文：W: How are you？
(10)
A．Fine, thank you.
B．I'm reading.
C．I'm in the office.
听力原文：W: Anything else？
M: No, thanks. That's all.
Q: Where are they probably talking？
(21)
A．In a shop.
B．At school.
C．In a hospital.
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