Where does the conversation probably take place?

I would like to try a different hairstyle.<br />I've been thinking about this for a while.<br />Okay, please describe what you have in mind.

 When will the coats be finished?

It's Thursday today. Can you have these coats finished by Friday morning?<br />I'm sorry. I couldn't possibly get them done by then.<br />You can come to get your clothes back the day after tomorrow.

 How does the woman feel?

Linda, how are you getting along with the translation work?<br />I have written and rewritten so much that I don't know if I'll ever get it finished.

 What does the woman suggest?

Good morning, Jack. You're here early.<br />Hey, Sally. I like to come in early. I can really get a lot of work done when it's quiet.<br />Me too. Hey, we should carpool, which means driving to work together to save some gas.

 Why will the man go to Edinburgh?

Alan, have you got a meeting in Edinburgh?<br />Yes, I'm going to see some leaders from headquarters.<br />Why?<br />I'm going to visit Glasgow on Wednesday and it's quite near Edinburgh.<br />Ah, I'm going to drive there tomorrow so you can go with me.

听对话,回答小题。

Excuse me, do you think I can return these gloves?<br />What's the problem with them?<br />They are too small.<br />Didn't you try them on before you bought them?<br />Well, as a matter of fact, I received them as a gift.<br />Okay, I see. I'm afraid I can't give you a cash return, but you can change them.<br />I believe you sell these gloves for $29.95.<br />Yes, I'll get the gloves of the same price for you to choose.<br />But that pair looks nice. May I have a try?<br />It's for $35.25. If you'd like to take this pair, you'll pay some extra money.<br />Okay, I will.<br />Excuse me, do you think I can return these gloves?<br />What's the problem with them?<br />They are too small.<br />Didn't you try them on before you bought them?<br />Well, as a matter of fact, I received them as a gift.<br />Okay, I see. I'm afraid I can't give you a cash return, but you can change them.<br />I believe you sell these gloves for $29.95.<br />Yes, I'll get the gloves of the same price for you to choose.<br />But that pair looks nice. May I have a try?<br />It's for $35.25. If you'd like to take this pair, you'll pay some extra money.<br />Okay, I will.

1. （1） What does the woman ask to do at first?

   A . Try the gloves. B . Change the gloves. C . Return the gloves.
3. （2） How much will the woman pay to get the gloves she prefers?

   A . $ 29.95 B . $5.3 C . $35. 25

听对话,回答小题。

What part of the paper are you reading?<br />The travel section.<br />Are you thinking about our vacation already?<br />Yes, it's not so far away. I've been looking at these advertisements.<br />Why don't we go to the same place we went to last year?<br />I won't stay at that hotel again. I have a better idea for this year.<br />Look at this advertisement. This looks like a wonderful vacation to me.<br />Three weeks? Ten exciting activities. Use the ship as a hotel. How much does it cost?<br />The price isn't given.<br />It must be expensive if they don't give the price in the paper, and besides, I'd rather stay in one place.<br />I don't want to sit on the same beach and eat the same food and look at the same walls every day for three or four weeks.<br />What part of the paper are you reading?<br />The travel section.<br />Are you thinking about our vacation already?<br />Yes, it's not so far away. I've been looking at these advertisements.<br />Why don't we go to the same place we went to last year?<br />I won't stay at that hotel again. I have a better idea for this year. Look at this advertisement. This looks like a wonderful vacation to me.<br />Three weeks? Ten exciting activities. Use the ship as a hotel. How much does it cost?<br />The price isn't given.<br />It must be expensive if they don't give the price in the paper, and besides, I'd rather stay in one place.<br />I don't want to sit on the same beach and eat the same food and look at the same walls every day for three or four weeks.<br />I don't want to sit on the same beach and eat the same food and look at the same walls every day for three or four weeks.<br />I don't want to sit on the same beach and eat the same food and look at the same walls every day for three or four weeks.

1. （1） What do we learn about the couple?

   A . They are on vacation. B . They went on a trip last year. C . The wife doesn't like to travel.
3. （2） How long does the trip in the advertisement take?

   A . 7 days. B . 14 days. C . 21 days.
5. （3） Why doesn't the wife like the trip in the advertisement?

   A . She prefers to stay in the same place. B . She doesn't like travelling by ship. C . She dislikes the food to be offered on the trip.

听对话,回答小题。

Hello, Mr. Tompkins. Our newspaper will carry some information about new products. Now,<br />will you tell us about the new home your company has built? It promises to be a model for the<br />houses of the future.<br />Certainly. The idea is not to have a house full of different things. This is a complete<br />home system. It will make people's lives easier.<br />Okay, so tell me how this house will make my life easier.<br />When you arrive at the front door, you won't need a key. The door will open with a touch<br />of your finger. You will be able to call your refrigerator when you're in the supermarket<br />and find how much you need to buy. Isn't it wonderful?<br />Can I call the washing machine as well?<br />Sure, but you won't need to. The house comes with a robot. It is programmed to do cleaning<br />and washing.<br />And what's the price of the new house?<br />A million dollars.<br />A million dollars? It will be the 22nd century before I can afford to buy one.<br />Hello, Mr. Tompkins. Our newspaper will carry some information about new products. Now,<br />will you tell us about the new home your company has built? It promises to be a model for the<br />houses of the future.<br />Certainly. The idea is not to have a house full of different things. This is a complete<br />home system. It will make people's lives easier.<br />Okay, so tell me how this house will make my life easier.<br />When you arrive at the front door, you won't need a key. The door will open with a touch<br />of your finger. You will be able to call your refrigerator when you're in the supermarket<br />and find how much you need to buy. Isn't it wonderful?<br />Can I call the washing machine as well?<br />Sure, but you won't need to. The house comes with a robot. It is programmed to do cleaning<br />and washing.<br />And what's the price of the new house?<br />A million dollars.<br />A million dollars? It will be the 22nd century before I can afford to buy one.

1. （1） What is the advantage of the new product?

   A . To help settle family problems. B . To bring convenience to people's lives. C . To equip the house with different things.
3. （2） What is the robot programmed to do?

   A . Repairing and guarding. B . Shopping and cooking. C . Cleaning and washing.
5. （3） How does the woman like the product?

   A .  It is safe enough. B . It is too expensive. C . It is very popular.

听对话,回答小题。

How are you enjoying China so far, Johnson?<br />It's Tom. Johnson is my family name.<br />It is the other way around in China.<br />Sorry, Tom. I always forget that.<br />You may find that your other colleagues do the same.<br />We are not used to having a Western man around.<br />No problem. I understand.<br />And it's very nice of you to let me stay with your family.<br />You are welcome. I am sorry your apartment was not ready for you.<br />I think they had a problem with the water supply.<br />That's okay. This is a nice introduction to China for me.<br />Tomorrow, when you have rested, I will give you a tour of the city.<br />We don't have to go to the office until Monday.<br />That's great. I had a short walk this afternoon in the park.<br />Oh, what did you see?<br />Lots of trees, flowers, statues, and there were people dancing together.<br />I loved that. It would never happen in England.<br />Why not?<br />I suppose we're too shy.<br />How are you enjoying China so far, Johnson?<br />It's Tom. Johnson is my family name.<br />It is the other way around in China.<br />Sorry, Tom. I always forget that.<br />You may find that your other colleagues do the same.<br />We are not used to having a Western man around.<br />No problem. I understand.<br />And it's very nice of you to let me stay with your family.<br />You are welcome. I am sorry your apartment was not ready for you.<br />I think they had a problem with the water supply.<br />This?<br />I am thinking about giving that plant running.<br />Make sure to clean up, or else I'll put it off myself.<br />Why do you think it's better to simply put it out your way?<br />When you collect a plant in a house, it's better to look away.<br />These pots, these pots are found in other buildingsなく 삶生 inside.<br />There is plenty of wood in this apartment,<br />so I always place the pots below,<br />together. I loved that. It would never happen in England.<br />Why not? I suppose we're too shy.

1. （1） What is the relationship between the speakers?

   A . Classmates. B . Guide and tourist. C . Colleagues.
3. （2） Where does the man live now?

   A . In the woman's house. B . In his apartment, C . In a hotel.
5. （3） What impressed the man most in the park?

   A . People dancing in public. B . The beautiful scenery. C . Lots of statues.

听独白，回答小题。

Alright everyone, thank you for coming today. As you all know, we are here to celebrate<br />the career of Morris Jones. Mr. Jones joined the company three decades ago. He worked in<br />the mail room after he finished high school. And he got promoted to office manager after<br />a few months because he was so well organized. He stayed in that position for a year and<br />a half, at which point he demanded that the company pay for him to get his degree while<br />he continued to work. This had never happened here at Bradley and Cooper before, but Mr.<br />Jones drove a hard bargain. Mr. Jones took night classes so he could remain on the team<br />full time, and his hard work and devotion to learning made him a perfect candidate for<br />a management position. Mr. Jones continued to get promoted here, becoming the vice president<br />of operations just five years ago. Mr. Jones will be missed a lot. We will all remember<br />his warm smile and strong will to succeed. I think everyone could learn a thing or two<br />from Mr. Jones, including me. I've been with this company from the very beginning, almost<br />40 years, and I can tell you, this is one special man right here. Congratulations on<br />making it all the way to retirement. Let's give Mr. Jones the microphone now, so he can<br />share his feelings with us.<br />Alright everyone, thank you for coming today. As you all know, we're here to celebrate<br />the career of Morris Jones. Mr. Jones joined the company three decades ago. He worked in<br />the mail room after he finished high school, and he got promoted to office manager after<br />a few months because he was so well organized. He stayed in that position for a year and<br />a half, at which point he demanded that the company pay for him to get his degree while<br />he continued to work. This had never happened here at Bradley and Cooper before, but Mr.<br />Jones drove a hard bargain. Mr. Jones took night classes, so he could remain on the<br />team full time, and his hard work and devotion to learning made him a perfect candidate for<br />a management position. Mr. Jones continued to get promoted here, becoming the vice president<br />of operations just five years ago.<br />Mr. Jones will be missed a lot. We will all remember his warm smile and strong will to<br />succeed. I think everyone could learn a thing or two from Mr. Jones, including me. I've<br />been with this company from the very beginning, almost 40 years, and I can tell you, this<br />is one special man right here. Congratulations on making it all the way to retirement. Let's<br />give Mr. Jones the microphone now, so he can share his feelings with us.

1. （1） When did Mr. Jones join the company?

   A . Five years ago. B . Thirty years ago. C . Forty years ago.
3. （2） What was Mr. Jones' first promotion?

   A . Office manager. B . Head driver. C . Vice president of operations.
5. （3） How did Mr. Jones get his degree?

   A . By studying full time. B . By taking night classes. C . By studying with a team.
7. （4） What is the purpose of the talk?

   A . To welcome Mr. Jones as a new employee. B . To congratulate Mr. Jones on his new job. C . To celebrate Mr. Jones' retirement