What is probably Tom going to do?

Tom, you should put on warm clothes at night.<br />Yes, mom.

 When will the talk begin?

Hi Jack, will Professor Brown come to give us a talk this Tuesday or next?<br />Neither, he is to come this Thursday.

 How does the woman usually go to work?

I'm so tired of taking the bus to work every day. It's always packed.<br />Well, you could walk instead of taking the bus. It's not very far to the office from your place, after all.

 What is the boy going to do first?

Mom, my favorite TV show is on this evening.<br />But first you must finish your writing.<br />You promised to help me.<br />No problem, but supper is ready now.

 Where are the speakers?

How is the jacket?<br />It's too short.<br />Do you want to try on another one?<br />Yes, please.

 听录音, 回答问题。

Drive slowly, dear.<br />Don't worry about me. I've been driving for years.<br />Look out, red light!<br />I suppose the light is going to change.<br />But it's still red.<br />It's too late. We've gone over it.<br />Don't let the police catch you.<br />It doesn't matter. It is late. There's no policemen around.<br />Oh, dear. There's a policeman. He's waving to us.<br />What bad luck.<br />Drive slowly, dear.<br />Don't worry about me. I've been driving for years.<br />Look out, red light!<br />I suppose the light is going to change.<br />But it's still red.<br />It's too late. We've gone over it.<br />Don't let the police catch you.<br />It doesn't matter. It is late. There's no policemen around.<br />Oh, dear. There's a policeman. He's waving to us.<br />What bad luck.

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

   A . Traffic. B . Driving. C . Police.
3. （2） What do you think of the man?

   A . He is drunk. B . He is experienced. C . He is careless.
5. （3） What is the result?

   A . The car stops. B . The car rushes away. C . The car is broken.

 听录音, 回答问题。

Hello, Julie. Have you been to the new sports center yet?<br />Not yet, Peter. Where is it?<br />On Hill Road, you know, near Mill Street, behind the station.<br />Oh, is it good?<br />Yes, it's great. You can do a lot of sports.<br />I played table tennis last Thursday.<br />What about swimming?<br />There is a very good swimming pool there, too.<br />Do you want to go with me next week?<br />Sure. Any day except Wednesday?<br />Well, why don't we go on Friday? Then we can stay late.<br />OK, let's meet after school.<br />Hello, Julie. Have you been to the new sports center yet?<br />Not yet, Peter. Where is it?<br />On Hill Road, you know, near Mill Street, behind the station.<br />Oh, is it good?<br />Yes, it's great. You can do a lot of sports.<br />I played table tennis last Thursday.<br />What about swimming?<br />There is a very good swimming pool there, too.<br />Do you want to go with me next week?<br />Sure. Any day except Wednesday?<br />Well, why don't we go on Friday? Then we can stay late.<br />OK, let's meet after school.

1. （1） Where is the new sports centre?

   A . On Hill Road. B . On Mill Street. C . On Station Road.
3. （2） What sport did the man do last week?

   A . Swimming. B . Table tennis. C . Basketball.
5. （3） When will the speakers go to the sports centre?

   A . On Wednesday. B . On Thursday. C . On Friday.

 听录音, 回答问题。

Is it true that you don't swim at all now?<br />I'm afraid so. I'm too old.<br />But you are only 20.<br />That's too old for a swimmer.<br />If I swam in an international competition now, I wouldn't win, so I'd rather not swim at all.<br />But don't you enjoy swimming?<br />I used to when I was small, but if you enter for big competitions, you have to work very hard.<br />I used to get up at six to go to the pool.<br />I had to train before school, after school and at weekends.<br />I swam 35 miles every week.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.<br />It's true that I have some wonderful memories.<br />Olympics were very exciting, but I missed some important things too.<br />While other girls were playing, I was swimming.<br />What's the difference between swimming and swimming?<br />I'm afraid so. I'm too old.<br />But you are only 20.<br />That's too old for a swimmer.<br />If I swam in an international competition now, I wouldn't win, so I'd rather not swim at all.<br />But don't you enjoy swimming?<br />I used to when I was small, but if you enter for big competitions, you have to work very hard.<br />I swam 35 miles every week.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.<br />It's true that I have some wonderful memories.<br />Olympics were very exciting, but I missed some important things too.<br />While other girls were playing, I was swimming.<br />I swam 35 miles every week.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.<br />I missed some important things too.<br />I'm afraid so. I'm too old for a swimmer.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.<br />I'm afraid so. I'm too old for a swimmer.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.<br />I'm afraid so. I'm too old for a swimmer.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.<br />I'm afraid so. I'm too old for a swimmer.<br />But you were famous at 15 and look at all those cups.

1. （1） What was the woman good at?

   A . Swimming. B . Running. C . Playing.
3. （2） How old was the woman when she was famous?

   A . She was twenty. B . She was thirteen. C . She was fifteen.
5. （3） What can we learn about the woman from the conversation?

   A . She still swims for international competitions. B . She took part in the Olympic Games. C . She used to swim thirty-five miles every day.

 听录音, 回答问题。

Did you hear the good news about David?<br />He's living in Australia now and he loves it.<br />He started a business and he's now very rich.<br />It seems it's so easy to make money there.<br />Oh, I haven't heard the news, but I'm not surprised.<br />David has a sharp eye for business.<br />The grass is always greener on the other side.<br />Do you want to go abroad too?<br />No, but I know for a fact that people in Australia are much wealthier,<br />where we are everyone is trying to save money.<br />It's practically impossible to make money here.<br />That's true, to tell you the truth, my business isn't doing well at all.<br />Customers aren't coming like they used to.<br />I'm really considering selling the business and starting in another market.<br />I wouldn't say that.<br />According to the government, this is the worst time we've had in history.<br />They say the best thing you can do is to keep working and try to wait until things improve.<br />Did you hear the good news about David?<br />He's living in Australia now and he loves it.<br />He started a business and he's now very rich.<br />It seems it's so easy to make money there.<br />No, I haven't heard the news, but I'm not surprised.<br />David has a sharp eye for business.<br />The grass is always greener on the other side.<br />Do you want to go abroad too?<br />No, but I know for a fact that people in Australia are much wealthier,<br />where we are everyone is trying to save money.<br />It's practically impossible to make money here.<br />That's true, to tell you the truth, my business isn't doing well at all.<br />The farmers aren't coming like they used to.<br />I'm really considering selling the business and starting in another market.<br />I wouldn't say that.<br />According to the government, this is the worst time we've had in history.<br />They say the best thing you can do is to keep working<br />and try to wait until things improve.

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

   A . News about a friend. B . Information they read. C . A classroom lecture.
3. （2） What is the man's opinion of David?

   A . He is lucky. B . He is a good businessman. C . He shouldn't have moved.
5. （3） What kind of business does the man probably own?

   A . A shop. B . A hotel. C . A factory.