What does the man suggest?

It's nice to see you again. Have you changed jobs?<br />No, I've been visiting relatives recently.<br />That's nice. Are you busy now?<br />How about a cup of coffee in that cafe?<br />Great! Let's talk over coffee.

 Who is Tom?

I saw you speaking to a tall man. Was he your cousin?<br />No. Do you remember when I worked at the sales office?<br />That was Tom, who used to sit next to me.<br />Oh, I remember. His wife is my sister's classmate.

 What are the speakers doing?

If we visit the Tower of London this afternoon, we can see Buckingham Palace tomorrow.<br />There are a few other places I'd like to visit before we leave.<br />Let's look at the map in the hotel and plan our trip.

When will the man probably arrive at the woman's home?

Hello! There is something wrong with our network. Can you come and have a look at it?<br />When is convenient for you?<br />Let's see. It's 10 o'clock now. I will get home at 10.30. How about an hour after I get home?<br />No problem.

 What are the speakers mainly talking about?

Your medical results look perfect, sir.<br />I'm so glad to hear that.<br />I've been eating more healthy foods and taking some time off work.<br />It shows your blood pressure has reduced and everything else looks great.

 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

Hello, Vivian. It's Peter. I'm calling to ask for help.<br />Hi, Peter.<br />My parents are coming this afternoon, and I need to pick them up at the airport. But<br />I sent my car for repair yesterday. Can I use your car?<br />My car is out of gas, but you can use my mother's. She had lent it to her friend and just got<br />it back.<br />Thanks. Can I come over in half an hour? I have to go to the shop for something first.<br />OK, I will wait for you at home.<br />Hello, Vivian. It's Peter. I'm calling to ask for help.<br />Hi, Peter.<br />My parents are coming this afternoon, and I need to pick them up at the airport. But<br />I need to pick up my friends at the airport.<br />Hi, Peter.<br />I'm calling to ask for help.<br />Hello, Vivian.<br />Hi, Peter.<br />I'm calling to ask for help.<br />Hello, Vivian.<br />My parents are coming this afternoon, and I need to pick them up at the airport.<br />Hello, Vivian.<br />I'm calling to ask for help.

1. （1） What is wrong with the man's car?

   A . It is lent out. B . It is out of gas. C . It is being repaired.
3. （2） What will the man do first?

   A . Do some shopping. B . Pick up his parents. C . Go to the woman's house.

 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

Look at this crowd. The last time we saw this music group, more than 100 people attended.<br />Well, they have the best piano players in the country. Plus, last time they played in<br />this concert hall for five hours.<br />They're only playing a two hour show this time. Well, I can't imagine playing music<br />in front of a crowd. I would be so nervous.<br />Here they come. I can't wait for them to start.<br />Me too.<br />Look at this crowd. The last time we saw this music group, more than 100 people attended.<br />Well, they have the best piano players in the country. Plus, last time they played in this<br />concert hall for five hours.<br />They're only playing a two hour show this time. Well, I can't imagine playing music<br />in front of a crowd. I would be so nervous.<br />Here they come. I can't wait for them to start.<br />Me too.

1. （1） Where are the speakers?

   A . At a concert hall. B . At a piano store. C . At a movie theater.
3. （2） How long will the show last this time?

   A . One hour. B . Two hours. C . Five hours.
5. （3） How do the speakers mainly feel now?

   A . Pretty tired. B . Very nervous. C . Quite excited.

 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

Excuse me, do you know where the library is?<br />Sure. It's past the lunch hall on the right. Did you just come to this school?<br />Yes, I'm doing an exchange programme. I'm from England.<br />Welcome to Canada. Do you have family here?<br />Thanks. Yeah, I'm staying with my aunt and uncle in town.<br />That's exciting. How is it so far?<br />Great. Everyone's been so helpful. My teachers even set up my entire schedule.<br />The only challenge is that the weather is much colder here than back home.<br />I'm sure. Well, I'd better run.<br />My next class is in a room on the other side of the school.<br />I hope to see you again soon. See you.<br />Excuse me, do you know where the library is?<br />Sure. It's past the lunch hall on the right. Did you just come to this school?<br />Yes, I'm doing an exchange programme. I'm from England.<br />Welcome to Canada. Do you have family here?<br />Thanks. Yeah, I'm staying with my aunt and uncle in town.<br />That's exciting. How is it so far?<br />Great. Everyone's been so helpful. My teachers even set up my entire schedule.<br />The only challenge is that the weather is much colder here than back home.<br />I'm sure. Well, I'd better run.<br />My next class is in a room on the other side of the school.<br />I hope to see you again soon. See you.

1. （1） Why did the woman first talk to the man?

   A . To borrow a book from him. B . To invite him to lunch. C . To ask for directions.
3. （2） What is the woman's main problem?

   A . She isn't used to the cold weather. B . She doesn't have a place to live. C . She hasn't made her schedule.
5. （3） Where is the man going now?

   A . A library. B . A classroom. C . A café.

 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

Ben, I want you to have a perfect party. What should we do?<br />I don't know. School has already finished.<br />Your birthday is a great reason to get everyone else together.<br />You're right. You and Dad are great at cooking. Maybe you can make food for a group of my<br />friends from school.<br />I'd love to, dear. Last year we celebrated your 12th birthday here at our apartment.<br />Should we go somewhere else this year?<br />I would prefer a place where a big group of friends could come. Plus, it was crowded in<br />our home last year. If only we could have a party at a house in the countryside.<br />Oh, I know. We'll have it at the park. That way, people can come over all afternoon.<br />We'll play games, do sports, and even sing.<br />That sounds good. But I'll leave the singing to the adults. I don't think my friends and I will want to do that.<br />Ben, I want you to have a perfect party. What should we do?<br />I don't know. School has already finished.<br />Your birthday is a great reason to get everyone else together.<br />You're right. You and Dad are great at cooking. Maybe you can make food for a group of my friends from school.<br />I'd love to, dear. Last year we celebrated your 12th birthday here at our apartment.<br />Should we go somewhere else this year?<br />I would prefer a place where a big group of friends could come. Plus, it was crowded in our home last year.<br />If only we could have a party at a house in the countryside.<br />Oh, I know. We'll have it at the park. That way, people can come over all afternoon.<br />We'll play games, do sports, and even sing.<br />That sounds good. But I'll leave the singing to the adults. I don't think my friends and I will want to do that.

1. （1） Why are the speakers holding a party?

   A . For the end of the school. B . For a festival. C . For a birthday.
3. （2） What does Ben mainly want to do?

   A Bring many friends.        B. Enjoy the countryside.        C. Sing songs.

5. （3） Where will the party probably be?

   A . In an apartment. B . In a restaurant. C . In a park.
7. （4） What's the relationship between the speakers?

   A . Mother and son. B . School friends. C . Brother and sister.

 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。

Sit down, everyone, and put your books away. We won't need them. Our class today will<br />be different. To start with, I'd like to thank everyone for being kind to each other,<br />and we can all learn to treat each other better. We all want to live in a happier world, right?<br />I'm talking about being polite, and how it makes life better for everyone. I was lucky<br />to learn these simple rules from my father when I was your age. These rules improved<br />my life in school and work, so I want to share them with you all as well. First, never make<br />fun of others for making mistakes. Second, always let people speak and listen to them<br />closely. And most importantly, treat others the way you want to be treated. Don't worry<br />about writing these down. Instead, I'll share a paper with these rules listed. Before we<br />review the next rules, I'd like some of you to present a story with the class about a very<br />polite person you know. Sit down, everyone, and put your books away. We won't need them.<br />Our class today will be different. To start with, I'd like to thank everyone for being<br />kind to each other, and we can all learn to treat each other better. We all want to live<br />in a happier world, right? I'm talking about being polite, and how it makes life better<br />for everyone. I was lucky to learn these simple rules from my father when I was your age.<br />These rules improved my life in school and work, so I want to share them with you all<br />as well. First, never make fun of others for making mistakes. Second, always let people<br />speak and listen to them closely. And most importantly, treat others the way you want<br />to be treated. Don't worry about writing these down. Instead, I'll share a paper with<br />these rules listed. Before we review the next rules, I'd like some of you to present a story<br />with the class about a very polite person you know.

1. （1） Who is the speaker talking to?

   A . His students. B . His children. C . His friends.
3. （2） Why does the speaker share the rules?

   A . He wants to do some research. B . He finds the rules helpful. C . His father asked him to.
5. （3） What are the listeners expected to do next?

   A . Write down their thoughts. B . Share their stories. C . Read some books.