Which animal is in the field?

What is in that field over there? I think it is a sheep.<br />I see it. No, it's actually a cow. I wish we would see a horse. I've always wanted to ride one.

What is the problem?

I just bought some orange juice, but now I can't find it.<br />Do you know where it is?<br />I broke the bottle.<br />Didn't you hear the crash?

What did the man win in his dream?

Last night I had an interesting dream. I dreamed I won a competition.<br />Oh, that sounds cool! What did you win? Money or a new car?<br />A holiday on an amazing island. How I wish it could come true.

What does the woman like best?

What would you like to have for dessert, apples, or oranges?<br />As for dessert, I'd like to have oranges rather than apples,<br />but usually I prefer watermelons to anything else.

Which subject is interesting to the woman?

How is everything going in your classes?<br />Well, it's a little hard for me to follow everything my teachers say, especially in my math and chemistry classes.<br />I first thought physics would be difficult, but it turns out pretty interesting to me.

听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

Tell me about the basketball match, John.<br />Well, our team played well.<br />We scored lots of points.<br />Then I fell and hurt my leg.<br />But I carried on playing.<br />The other team was really better than us, though.<br />So did you lose?<br />No, because in the final seconds,<br />I managed to get the ball,<br />jump up to the basket and score.<br />That meant we'd won.<br />I thought my team might carry me off the gym like a hero.<br />But they didn't.<br />So I was a bit disappointed.<br />Well, maybe next time.<br />Tell me about the basketball match, John.<br />Well, our team played well.<br />We scored lots of points.<br />Then I fell and hurt my leg.<br />But I carried on playing.<br />The other team was really better than us, though.<br />So did you lose?<br />No, because in the final seconds,<br />I managed to get the ball,<br />jump up to the basket and score.<br />That meant we'd won.<br />I thought my team might carry me off the gym like a hero.<br />But they didn't.<br />So I was a bit disappointed.<br />Well, maybe next time.

1. （1） What happened to the boy in the basketball match?

   A . He injured his leg. B . He failed to score the ball. C . He left the match half way.
3. （2） Why was the boy disappointed?

   A . His team lost the match. B . He performed badly in the match. C . His teammates didn't treat him as a hero.

听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

The trees here in the garden are beautiful, but they don't look native to this place.<br />Yeah, my grandfather planted them himself.<br />He got seeds from different parts of the world.<br />The ones by the house are from New Zealand, but the tall ones in the back garden are from<br />Australia.<br />This one in the front garden is from California, and it's my favorite tree to climb.<br />Are the flowers from different places too?<br />No, they're all from here in Florida.<br />The trees here in the garden are beautiful, but they don't look native to this place.<br />Yeah, my grandfather planted them himself.<br />He got seeds from different parts of the world.<br />The ones by the house are from New Zealand, but the tall ones in the back garden are from<br />Australia.<br />This one in the front garden is from California, and it's my favorite tree to climb.<br />Are the flowers from different places too?<br />No, they're all from here in Florida.

1. （1） What are the speakers mainly talking about?

   A . A family story. B . A garden. C . A travel plan.
3. （2） Where are the trees by the house from?

   A . Australia. B . America. C . New Zealand.

听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

Time for bed, Susie. Christmas break is over, and you have to be in class at 8 o'clock tomorrow.<br />But I'm not tired, Dad. Can I just play one more video game?<br />It's already 10.30.<br />I know, but I promise I won't be tired. Please?<br />Don't you have exams soon? If you are going to stay up, shouldn't you be studying?<br />Oh, I forgot all about that.<br />You've been doing well in English and history, but you've had problems with math, haven't you?<br />Yeah, maybe I can go to sleep now and then. Get up early and look at my math textbook.<br />That's a good idea.<br />Dad, can I just play for 30 more minutes? It's the last bit of my holiday.<br />No.<br />Fine.<br />Time for bed, Susie. Christmas break is over, and you have to be in class at 8 o'clock tomorrow.<br />But I'm not tired, Dad. Can I just play one more video game?<br />It's already 10.30.<br />I know, but I promise I won't be tired. Please?<br />Don't you have exams soon? If you are going to stay up, shouldn't you be studying?<br />Oh, I forgot all about that.<br />You've been doing well in English and history, but you've had problems with math, haven't you?<br />Yeah, maybe I can go to sleep now and then. Get up early and look at my math textbook.<br />That's a good idea.<br />Dad, can I just play for 30 more minutes? It's the last bit of my holiday.<br />No.<br />Fine.<br />Thank you.

1. （1） Why does Dad ask the girl to go to bed?

   A . They have a holiday tomorrow. B . She has to go to school tomorrow. C . Her exams are coming up next week.
3. （2） What subject does the girl need to study the most?

   A . Math. B . English. C . History.
5. （3） What will the girl do next?

   A . Play video games. B . Review her textbook. C . Go to sleep.

听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

We're talking with Yang Wei, who just returned home to China after living in San Francisco<br />for one year.<br />What would you say is the biggest difference between your life in America and your life<br />in China?<br />I guess the most obvious one would be the food culture.<br />In Beijing, people eat out a lot and people tend to be much more loud and outgoing in<br />restaurants.<br />For example, in China it is common to see people drinking and talking loudly in the<br />middle of a restaurant.<br />In America, however, people like to enjoy a quiet meal.<br />If you are too loud, the waiter might come over to your table and remind you to keep<br />it down and they would certainly not serve you drink if you appear drunk.<br />What about the variety of food?<br />This is where America might have the advantage.<br />Although Chinese food is unbelievably varied, I would have to say that the quality of food<br />from all over the world is better in the States.<br />While there are many Africans, Europeans, and North Americans in China, there are even<br />fewer people from the Middle East, South America, and the Caribbean.<br />As a result, it is harder to find really good food from those areas.<br />But America has always been a country of immigrants.<br />So this is one area in which it just might be number one in the world.<br />Interestingly, why don't we take some questions from the audience?<br />We're talking with Yang Wei, who just returned home to China after living in San Francisco<br />for one year.<br />What would you say is the biggest difference between your life in America and your life<br />in China?<br />I guess the most obvious one would be the food culture.<br />In Beijing, people eat out a lot and people tend to be much more loud and outgoing in<br />restaurants.<br />For example, in China it is common to see people drinking and talking loudly in the<br />middle of a restaurant.<br />In America, however, people like to enjoy a quiet meal.<br />If you are too loud, the waiter might come over to your table and remind you to keep<br />it down, and they would certainly not serve you drink if you appear drunk.<br />What about the variety of food?<br />This is where America might have the advantage.<br />Although Chinese food is unbelievably varied, I would have to say that the quality of food<br />from all over the world is better in the States.<br />While there are many Africans, Europeans, and North Americans in China, there are even fewer<br />people from the Middle East, South America, and the Caribbean.<br />As a result, it is harder to find really good food from those areas.<br />South America has always been a country of immigrants.<br />So this is one area in which it just might be number one in the world.<br />Interestingly, why don't we take some questions from the audience?

1. （1） How long did the man live in San Francisco?

   A . Ten years. B . Five years. C . One year.
3. （2） How do Americans behave in restaurants?

   A . They are very outgoing. B . They are usually quiet. C . They often drink much.
5. （3） Where can one enjoy international food better?

   A . In America. B . In China. C . In Middle East.
7. （4） Who might the woman be?

   A . A guide. B . A hostess. C . A traveler.

听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。

Hello everyone. I am an engineer from Apple. It's my great honor to be here to share my<br />knowledge with so many international scientists and business owners. I'm grateful for your<br />coming. I've spent my entire career trying to advance the quality of artificial intelligence,<br />or AI for short. But back in college, I majored in marketing and had absolutely no idea of<br />AI at all. So how did I start my career in this field? Apple Siri was the first application of AI<br />that I had ever known. From that invention, I knew AI would change the world one day.<br />I then put my heart and efforts into it. That was 10 years ago. Luckily, it turns out that I have<br />made the right choice. Now the industry has made much progress, and is playing an increasingly<br />important role in people's life. The public nowadays feels excited about its development.<br />AI frees them from boring and low-skilled tasks, making life a lot easier and more enjoyable.<br />But I feel that we are still in the early days of AI. We are viewing current AI technology<br />as we viewed computers in the 1990s. There is still a long way to go.<br />Hello, everyone. I am an engineer from Apple. It's my great honor to be here to share my<br />knowledge with so many international scientists and business owners. I'm grateful for your coming.<br />I've spent my entire career trying to advance the quality of artificial intelligence,<br />or AI for short. But back in college, I majored in marketing and had absolutely no idea of AI<br />at all. So how did I start my career in this field? Apple Siri was the first application of AI<br />that I had ever known. From that invention, I knew AI would change the world one day.<br />I then put my heart and efforts into it. That was 10 years ago. Luckily, it turns out that I have<br />made the right choice. Now the industry has made much progress, and is playing an increasingly<br />important role in people's life. The public nowadays feels excited about its development.<br />AI frees them from boring and low-skilled tasks, making life a lot easier and more enjoyable.<br />But I feel that we are still in the early days of AI. We are viewing current AI technology<br />as we viewed computers in the 1990s. There is still a long way to go.

1. （1） What does the speaker do?

   A . He is an engineer. B . He is a scientist. C . He is a businessman.
3. （2） What was the speaker's major in college?

   A . Business. B . Computer. C . Marketing.
5. （3） Where did the speaker get the idea of starting his career in AI?

   A . From his teacher. B . From Apple's Siri. C . From a famous scientist.
7. （4） How do people feel about the development of AI according to the speaker?

   A . Glad. B . Worried. C . Unconcerned.