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1£®Why can¡¯t the man tell the woman the way£¿

A£®He¡¯s lost£®

B£®He doesn¡¯t want to help her£®

C£®He is not familiar with the area£®

2£®How does the man feel about the play£¿

A£®It¡¯s very good£®

B£®It¡¯s very terrible£®

C£®It¡¯s the best one he has ever seen£®

3£®What is the time now£¿

A£®8:30£® B£®8:20£® C£®8:00£®

4£®What are the speakers talking about£¿

A£®Their hobbies£® B£®The players£® C£®The games£®

5£®What color is the shirt£¿

A£®Yellow£® B£®Green£® C£®Blue£®

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6£®Where did the Maori come from?

A£®Asia£® B£®Australia£® C£®Europe£®

7£®What caused the population of the Maori to be reduced sharply?

A£®Their culture£® B£®Diseases and battles£®

C£®Diseases alone£®

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8. Why did the woman miss the meeting this morning?

A£®She got up late. B£®Her bus broke down.

C£®She was delayed by the traffic.

9£® What did the manager decide to do?

A£®Start a new project next week. B£®Finish a project this week.

C£®Fire an employee.

10. What will the woman do?

A£®Work overtime for weeks. B£®Talk to the manager.

C£®Check her email.

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11£®Where does this conversation most likely take place?

A£®Over the phone£®

B£®At the woman¡¯s home£®

C£®In the street£®

12£®What is the woman going to do tonight?

A£®Help her sister with her foreign language£®

B£®Meet her friend at the station£®

C£®Go to an art exhibition with her parents£®

13£®When will the woman most probably go to see a filmwith the man?

A£®Sometime next week£®

B£®This weekend£®

C£®Tonight£®

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14£®Why will the woman put on a show?

A£®For money£® B£®For fun£® C£®For other reasons£®

15£®What do you think of the man according to the woman?

A£®He likes acting£®

B£®He likes playing with the woman£®

C£®He has a wonderful voice£®

16£®What does the woman ask the man to do?

A£®To join in the church£®

B£®To join in the musical play£®

C£®To join in her movie£®

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17£®How long may the students keep the books?

A£®Two weeks£® B£®Ten days£® C£®One week£®

18£®What kind of books may NOT be borrowed?

A£®Reference books£® B£®Textbooks£® C£®Documents£®

19£®Where should the students put the books back?

A£®On the original places of the shelves£®

B£®On the last line of the shelves£®

C£®On the first line of the shelves£®

20£®What can we learn from the talk?

A£®The students can lend the books to others£®

B£®The students may not talk or disturb others in the library£®

C£®The students can borrow any books if they like£®

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21£®¡ª¡ªWould you mind if the window was closed?

¡ª¡ª £®I also feel a little cold£®

A£®Absolutely B£®Definitely C£®Certainly not D£®Oh, I see

22£®We can never expect ____ bluer sky unless we create ____ less polluted world£®

A£®the; the B£®a; the C£®the; a D£®a; a

23£®Having longed so much to have a look at the famous star, the fans looked forward anxiously the live concert£®

A£®not to missing B£®to not miss C£®not to miss D£®to not missing

24£®Out of for the homeless children, he gave them shelter for the night£®

A£®pity B£®shame C£®sympathy D£®mercy

25£®Suspecting him of robbing the bank, the police were ___ his phone calls£®

A£®looking B£®glancing C£®monitoring D£®staring

26£®He his post because he had been offered a better job£®

A£®resigned B£®retired C£®dismissed D£®fired

27£®You know nursing is a way of life£®

A£®as a much job as B£®as much a job as

C£®as job a much as D£®a job as much as

28£® quiet, for, you see, the baby is sleeping!

A£®To keep B£®Keep C£®Keeping D£®Kept

29£®Please make my excuse at tomorrow¡¯s meeting£®I¡¯ve got too much work £®

A£®to do to come B£®doing coming C£®to do coming D£®doing to come

30£®My brother is always on medicine, so he has ___ table tennis to keep fit£®

A£®taken up B£®built up C£®made up D£®held up

31£®How can you expect others to believe you when you ___ constantly ___ lies!

A£®have; told????? B£®had; toldª¤ C£®are; telling? D£®were; telling

32£®Most of them were my opinion while David was against it£®

A£®in honor of B£®in favor of C£®in search of D£®in memory of

33£®Reading English aloud every morning seems to be a rule £®

A£®to never break B£®never to be breaking

C£®never to be broken D£®never breaking

34£®¡ª¡ªTom wants to be another Obama after he graduates from school£®

¡ª¡ªIt sounds great, but how can he a person like him if going on like this?

A£®change B£®turn C£®get D£®make

35£®It was not until he met Rose life is beautiful£®

A£®did he feel B£®that did he feel C£®that he felt D£®he felt

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Bob was a life insurance salesman£®Try 36 he might, he was still unable to get a couple to sign up for a policy£®¡°I certainly don¡¯t want to frighten you into a 37 ¡± he announced, standing up to 38£®How 39 he be successful in his post?

People can be 40 by many different means£® Fear is the common one£®41 many people find that other kinds of motivation are usually 42 effective in getting more out of those with whom we live and work£®

A twelve-year-old girl took her younger brother, who 43 from a mental disability, Christmas shopping£®As they went into a department store, the 44 accidentally hit a display, knocking shoes in every 45£®at that 46 an angry clerk grabbed the boy by the arm and 47, ¡°Pick them up£®¡±

¡°No,¡± the boy screamed in defiance£¨·´¿¹£©£®

¡°Pick them up,¡± the clerk 48£®

¡°No,¡± the boy shouted back£®

His older sister began picking up the 49£®Then the boy started to 50£®Before long, the boy, his sister and the clerk were 51 together to put the shoes 52 in order£®

When they finished, the girl taught the clerk a£¨n£© 53 lesson with these words: ¡°You have to encourage my brother to do it in action£®¡±

If you live or work with other people, you may benefit from the older sister¡¯s advice£®If you want people to respond to you, try encouraging them in action£®People prefer 54£®When you fill people with what they want, you¡¯re 55 to get what you want out of them£®

36£®A£®however B£®since C£®as D£®in spite of

37£®A£®trouble B£®sale C£®bargain D£®decision

38£®A£®defend B£®fight C£®leave D£®argue

39£®A£®could B£®will C£®shall D£®may

40£®A£®motivated B£®moved C£®disappointed D£®troubled

41£®A£®Thus B£®But C£®Plus D£®Since

42£®A£®less B£®more C£®half D£®just

43£®A£®arose B£®contributed C£®benefited D£®suffered

44£®A£®boy B£®girl C£®clerk D£®salesman

45£®A£®section B£®direction C£®shelf D£®course

46£®A£®occasion B£®stage C£®situation D£®point

47£®A£®demanded B£®conflicted C£®reminded D£®arranged

48£®A£®expected B£®commented C£®shouted D£®acquired

49£®A£®shoes B£®books C£®toys D£®bottles

50£®A£®cry B£®help C£®complain D£®worry

51£®A£®walking B£®organizing C£®working D£®assisting

52£®A£®back B£®up C£®before D£®on

53£®A£®thoughtful B£®instant C£®cautious D£®complex

54£®A£®gift B£®stick C£®honey D£®tears

55£®A£®positive B£®likely C£®confident D£®probable

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The nervous-looking young man had waited for a few moments outside the jeweler's shop before he got enough courage to enter£®He was warmly greeted by a young assistant£®James felt a rush blood to his face as he explained he would bring in his future wife to choose a birthday present£®The assistant listened carefully and told him he'd better buy a necklace£®He wasn't used to buying jewelry and was a little worried about overspending£®After some discussion as to reasonable price and type, the assistant showed him dozens of necklaces and helped him to choose£®At last James chose one and left the shop promising to return at five o'clock£®When, half an hour later, James did return to the shop with his future wife, Laura, the assistant acted as if she had never seen him before£®When she was asked to show them some necklaces, she first brought out some inexpensive ones for them to choose and then gave them the one she had prepared£®A choice was soon made and they went away, satisfied£®James would certainly come back to buy what he wanted when he got married£®

56£®A good title for this passage is ________£®

A£®A Clever Assistant B£®Buying a Birthday Present

C£®How to Choose a Necklace D£®A Brave Young Man

57£®Why did the young man look nervous?

A£®Because he had never bought jewelry before£®

B£®Because he would get married£®

C£®Because he didn¡¯t have enough money to buy a satisfying present£®

D£®Because he feared he would be laughed at by shop assistants£®

58£®The word "overspending" in this passage means ________£®

A£®spending too much money

B£®spending too much time

C£®spending more time than be planned

D£®spending too much time and too much money

59£®When James told the assistant why he wanted to buy a present, his face ________£®

A£®turned pale¡¡¡¡ B£®turned black C£®turned yellow¡¡ D£®turned red

60£®James would come back to buy what he wanted because ________£®

A£®the necklace was good

B£®Laura liked the necklace

C£®the assistant knew how to satisfy the people who came to buy things

D£®the assistant who served James was very beautiful

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American author Mark Twain once noted that ¡°life would be surely happier if we could only be born at the age of 80 and gradually approach 18£®¡± Twain¡¯s words were only one of many complaints about aging£®The ancient Greek poet Homer called old age ¡°hateful¡±, and William Shakespeare termed it ¡°terrible winter¡±£®

Alexander the Great, who conquered most of the known world before he died a