What does the man want to do？

Excuse me, is this seat taken?<br />I don't think so.<br />The man got his bag and left a few minutes ago.

How long will the registration last?

Hi, Mary. I just wanted to go over the schedule for the meeting, you know, just to be on the safe side.<br />Okay, the registration starts at 9 and goes to 10.30. Then the meeting will begin at 10.40.

Where could the speakers most probably be?

Hi, Marco, come in.<br />Thanks, Ms. Whitten.<br />I've got a bit stuck trying to choose courses for next term.<br />Could you help me, please?<br />Of course.<br />Sit down.

What is the conversation about?

Betty, do you know why these animals are called the tiger shark?<br />That's easy. They have a frightening nature as tigers.<br />Well, in actual fact, that's because they have dark, narrow areas<br />similar to those on a tiger's body.

What does the woman mean?

Cindy, I can't believe we'll visit England next week.<br />I want to see the famous churches.<br />Well, I'd like to see the lovely villages.<br />Really? But you said you hate villages.<br />Oh, Tom, it's my sister who said that.

听第材料，回答问题。

We should start playing sports more. How about swimming?<br />Yeah, I want to get in shape, but I'm afraid of water.<br />Really? How about skiing?<br />I can't. I'm afraid I'd break my leg.<br />Oh, well, how about biking?<br />No way. I think I'll get hit by a car.<br />You tell me what you think is safe.<br />How about jogging?<br />We should start playing sports more. How about swimming?<br />Yeah, I want to get in shape, but I'm afraid of water.<br />Really? How about skiing?<br />I can't. I'm afraid I'd break my leg.<br />Oh, well, how about biking?<br />No way. I think I'll get hit by a car.<br />You tell me what you think is safe.<br />How about jogging?

1. （1） How does the woman feel about most sports?

   A . Bored. B . Frightened. C . Excited.
3. （2） What does the woman suggest doing finally?

   A . Skiing. B . Skating. C . Jogging.

听第材料，回答问题。

Hi, Tom. What did you do last Saturday?<br />I camped out in the suburbs of Beijing by joining a making friend group.<br />Oh, really? Is it so called flash play?<br />Yeah, I had doubt about it before, but now I think it is a good way to make friends.<br />Absolutely. Some of my friends have such experiences, but I prefer to go out by myself.<br />Haha, you are out. Now it is economic crisis.<br />Everyone wants to save money, but also wants to go out for fun.<br />Flash play can keep your money in your pocket. If you are upset, maybe they can make you happy.<br />Hi, Tom. What did you do last Saturday?<br />I camped out in the suburbs of Beijing by joining a making friend group.<br />Oh, really? Is it so called flash play?<br />Yeah, I had doubt about it before, but now I think it is a good way to make friends.<br />Absolutely. Some of my friends have such experiences, but I prefer to go out by myself.<br />Haha, you are out. Now it is economic crisis.<br />Everyone wants to save money, but also wants to go out for fun.<br />Flash play can keep your money in your pocket. If you are upset, maybe they can make you happy.<br />Thank you for watching.

1. （1） What did the man do last Saturday?

   A . Camped out. B . Joined a club. C . Studied a lot.
3. （2） Why do people join "Flash Play"?

   A . To experience a crisis. B . To earn money. C . To make friends.

听第材料，回答问题。

Hello, Dr. Brown's office. How can I help you?<br />Hi, this is Susan Smith. I'm calling about my appointment with Dr. Brown today at 3.30pm.<br />I'm sorry to say that I can't be there by then.<br />What happened?<br />I got the flu. I have a fever and a headache. Can I cancel my appointment?<br />Sure you can, but you'll be charged for ten dollars.<br />Oh, there's charge? Why?<br />This is for the delayed cancelling. Because this time is reserved for you.<br />If you are unable to keep an appointment, you should call us 48 hours in advance.<br />Otherwise, the charge will be made.<br />I see. That's okay. I'll pay.<br />Thanks for your understanding. Do you want to make another appointment?<br />No, not right now. Thank you. Bye.<br />Hello, Dr. Brown's office. How can I help you?<br />Hi, this is Susan Smith. I'm calling about my appointment with Dr. Brown today at 3.30pm.<br />I'm sorry to say that I can't be there by then.<br />What happened?<br />I got the flu. I have a fever and a headache. Can I cancel my appointment?<br />Sure you can, but you'll be charged for ten dollars.<br />Oh, there's charge? Why?<br />This is for the delayed cancelling. Because this time is reserved for you.<br />If you are unable to keep an appointment, you should call us 48 hours in advance.<br />Otherwise, the charge will be made.<br />I see. That's okay. I'll pay.<br />Thanks for your understanding. Do you want to make another appointment?<br />No, not right now. Thank you. Bye.

1. （1） Why does the woman call Dr. Brown's Office?

   A . To keep an appointment. B . To delay an appointment. C . To cancel an appointment.
3. （2） What should the woman do to avoid being charged?

   A . Call a day in advance. B . Call two days in advance. C . Call three days in advance.
5. （3） What do we know about the woman?

   A . She can't meet Doctor Brown for her catching a bad cold. B . She will be charged for 24 dollars for the delayed cancelling. C . She has made another appointment for her understanding.

听第材料，回答问题。

Hello, Theodore Royal Plymouth.<br />Hello, I'd like to make a booking.<br />The summer rain this Friday the 25th?<br />Oh, sorry. We're fully booked for that performance.<br />What about the following day then?<br />Yes, that's okay.<br />But there's only one at 9.30 in the morning on that day.<br />We've got two on the 27th in the afternoon.<br />Well, I'd choose the 27th if I didn't have a sales meeting in the company that day.<br />I see. So the one in the morning.<br />Okay. How many people?<br />Well, three of us. Me and my two daughters.<br />10 pounds for adults and 5 pounds for children. How old are your daughters?<br />One is 15 and the other is 12. Do they get a price reduction?<br />Only the 12-year-old, I'm afraid. So that's one child and two adults.<br />Okay. How do you want to collect your tickets?<br />Shall I put them in the post or do you want to get them from the box office yourself?<br />Could you post them, please?<br />No problem.<br />Hello, Theatre Royal Plymouth.<br />Hello, I'd like to make a booking. The summer rain this Friday the 25th?<br />Oh, sorry. We're fully booked for that performance.<br />What about the following day then?<br />Yes, that's okay. But there's only one at 9.30 in the morning on that day.<br />We've got two on the 27th in the afternoon.<br />Well, I'd choose the 27th if I didn't have a sales meeting in the company that day.<br />I see. So the one in the morning. Okay. How many people?<br />Well, three of us. Me and my two daughters.<br />10 pounds for adults and 5 pounds for children. How old are your daughters?<br />One is 15 and the other is 12. Do they get a price reduction?<br />Only the 12-year-old, I'm afraid. So that's one child and two adults.<br />Okay. How do you want to collect your tickets?<br />Shall I put them in the post or do you want to get them from the box office yourself?<br />Could you post them, please?<br />No problem.

1. （1） When will the man go to see the performance?

   A . On the 25th. B . On the 26th. C . On the 27th.
3. （2） Where will the man go this Sunday?

   A . To a post office. B . To a theater. C . To his company.
5. （3） How much will the man pay for the tickets?

   A . 15 pounds. B . 20 pounds. C . 25 pounds.
7. （4） How will the man get his tickets?

   A . The woman will send them to him. B . His daughters will collect them. C . He will fetch them in person.

听第材料，回答问题。

The education system in Australia consists of a total of 12 years.<br />Primary schools and high schools are based on the age of the student,<br />so that every room has the same age group,<br />with a student hardly ever having to repeat a year.<br />The students with problems in their studies may be put into special classes.<br />Most of the children start primary school at the age of 5.<br />Then the student goes for secondary school at the age of 12 or 13.<br />Well, the subject of the education system is too broad.<br />Today I'd like to focus on the school system in Australia.<br />The school system in Australia does depend on whether you go to a private or a public school.<br />In the state, there are a lot of private schools, and generally, they're single-sex high schools.<br />The public high schools are generally mixed.<br />All of the private high schools insist that you wear their school uniforms,<br />and that might mean a school tie and a school jacket.<br />However, the public high schools often give you a choice of whether you want to wear a uniform or not.<br />The school classes generally start anywhere between 8.30 and 9.00 in the morning<br />and run until 3.30 in the afternoon,<br />and they're followed by after-school activities like sports and music and theatre.<br />The school year generally starts in the beginning of February after the summer vacation.<br />The summer vacation lasts about six weeks, and it's around the Christmas period.<br />The education system in Australia consists of a total of 12 years.<br />Primary schools and high schools are based on the age of the student,<br />so that every room has the same age group, with a student hardly ever having to repeat a year.<br />The students with problems in their studies may be put into special classes.<br />Most of the children start primary school at the age of 5.<br />Then the student goes for secondary school at the age of 12 or 13.<br />Well, the subject of the education system is too broad.<br />Today I'd like to focus on the school system in Australia.<br />The school system in Australia does depend on whether you go to a private or a public school.<br />In the state, there are a lot of private schools, and generally, they're single-sex high schools.<br />The public high schools are generally mixed.<br />All of the private high schools insist that you wear their school uniforms,<br />and that might mean a school tie and a school jacket.<br />However, the public high schools often give you a choice of whether you want to wear a uniform or not.<br />The school classes generally start anywhere between 8.30 and 9.00 in the morning<br />and run until 3.30 in the afternoon,<br />and they're followed by after-school activities like sports and music and theatre.<br />The school year generally starts in the beginning of February after the summer vacation.<br />The summer vacation lasts about six weeks, and it's around the Christmas period.

1. （1） What does the speaker say about private schools?

   A . They are usually single-sex. B . They have no rules about clothing. C . They have special classes for every student.
3. （2） How long do the classes generally last every day?

   A . About 9 hours. B . About 7 hours. C . About 5 hours.
5. （3） When does the school year generally start?

   A . At the beginning of January. B . At the beginning of September. C . At the beginning of February.
7. （4） What can we learn about the education system in Australia?

   A . Every classroom has different age groups. B . Students with problems may be put into theater classes. C . The school classes are followed by after-school activities.