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C£®It's a bit before 1:45
2£®Why does the woman get a headache?
A£®Because she had too much sleep
B£®Because she is tired of reading
C£®Because she had little sleep last night£®
3£®What time will the woman leave Chicago?
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£Â£®At nine o clock£®        
£Ã£®At twelve o' clock£®
4£®When does the bakery close?
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5£®Who has the violin now ?
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B£®A sandwich and a cup of coffee£®ª¤
C£®Sandwiches and some fruit£®ª¤
7£®Why doesn¡¯t he want to eat anything for dinner sometimes?ª¤
A£®Because he wanted to lose weight£®ª¤
B£®Because he is too tired£®ª¤
C£®Because he has no time£®ª¤
8£®Where does the conversation most likely take place?ª¤
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B£®In a restaurant£®ª¤
C£®At the doctor¡¯ s office£®ª¤
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9£®Who is Jack ?
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B£®The speakers¡¯ friend £®
C£®The speakers¡¯ pupil £®
10£®What is the man going to do in Los Angles ?
 A£®To attend a friend¡¯s birthday party £® 
 B£®To meet a friend £®
 C£®To attend some meetings £®
11£®When will the man try to return from Los Angeles ?
On Thursday evening£® 
B£®On Friday morning£® 
C£®On Saturday morning£®
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12£®What is Mr£®Carson doing when Mr£®Prince calls him?ª¤
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¡¡¡¡B£®He is having a meeting right now£®ª¤
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13£®What¡¯ s the number of Mr£®Prince¡¯ s telephone?ª¤
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14£®When can Mr£®Carson ring Mr£®Prince according to the woman?ª¤
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¡¡¡¡B£®He¡¯ll ring Mr£®Prince as soon as he returns before lunch£®ª¤
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15£®How did the woman come?ª¤
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16£®How long had the man been waiting for her?ª¤
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17£®Why didn¡¯ t she tell her boss about her appointment(Ô¼»á)?ª¤
¡¡¡¡A£®Because she thought the work wouldn¡¯t take long£®ª¤
¡¡¡¡B£®Because she thought the work wasn¡¯ t hard to do£®ª¤
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 18£®Why did Mr. Grey like walking from the station to his office ?
 A£®Because it was not far £® 
 B£®Because he liked walking £® 
 C£®Because it gave him some exercise £®
19£®Why did Mr. Grey lend some money to the stranger years ago ?
 A£®To buy a ticket for him £®
 B£®To help him start his career (ÊÂÒµ)£®
 C£®To avoid unnecessary trouble £®
20£®What did the stranger stop Mr. Grey for this time ?
 A£®To thank Mr. Grey£® 
¡¡¡¡B£®To return the money£® 
¡¡¡¡C£®To borrow money again £®
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 A£®having seated ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡B£®seating   C£®seated ¡¡¡¡D£®having been seated 
23£®The Minister or France stresses that the quality of goods,        the quantity of production , is the key to improving the nation¡¯s economy £®
 A£®other than  B£®rather than  C£®more than D£®better than 
24£®The continuous rain       the harvesting of the wheat by two weeks£®
 A£®set back B£®set off    C£®set out D£®set aside
25£®Ted couldn¡¯t remember the exact date of the hurricane, but he knew it was       Saturday because everybody was at       church£®
 A£®/; the      B£®a; / C£®/; a D£®the; /
26£®If you want to do the experiment again , you¡¯d better be more careful       you made a mistake£®
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27£®The horseman       unfortunately when he        his horse and hurt his shoulders£®
 A£®had fallen ;rode  B£®fell; was riding
 C£®was fallen ;was riding D£®had been fallen ; has been riding 
28£®¡ªI¡¯m afraid I have to leave for Miami tomorrow£®
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 C£®Please do£®  D£®Can¡¯t you stay a bit longer?
29£®¡ªDid you have any trouble with the customs?
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30£®¡ªHe failed the exam again! What should I do, Miss Wang?
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 A£®quite lazier     B£®much lazier C£®more lazy D£®lazier rather
31£®   has finished the work ahead of time will be rewarded though we don¡¯t know who it will be£®
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32£®Beijing was attacked by such a terrible sandstorm        few citizens had ever experienced before£®
 A£®as B£®and it was C£®that D£®which
33£®¡ª        one and a half days enough for the painting to be finished?
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34£®¡ªWe didn¡¯t find Smith attending the lecture£®
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35£®We hope the building project        will be completed as soon as possible because a lot of citizens are complaining about the noises£®
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James sat outside the office waiting for the interview£®He felt so____36_ that he didn¡¯t know what to do with ___37___ £®The person who had gone in __38___ him had been in there for nearly an hour£®And she looked so sure when she went in £® _39___  James£®He felt_40___ that she had already got the _41___ £®The problem was that he wanted this job _42___£®It meant _43___ to him£®He had _44___ it such a lot before the day of the interview£®He had imagined himself _45___ brilliantly (³öÉ«) at the interview and __46____ the job immediately£®
¡¡¡¡But now here he was feeling _47___£®He couldn¡¯t _48__ all those things he had _49__ to say£®At that moment, he almost decided to get up and _50__£®But no-he had to do this£®He had spent so much time considering it that he couldn¡¯t _51__like that£®His hands were hot and his mouth felt dry£®
¡¡¡¡At last the door of the office opened£®The woman who had gone in an hour earlier came out, looking very _52___ with herself£®She smiled sympathetically (ͬÇéµØ) at James£®At that moment James _53___ her£®The manager then appeared at the office door£®¡°Would you like to come in now, Mr. Davis? I¡¯m sorry to have kept you waiting£®¡±
¡¡¡¡James suddenly _54___ that he had gone home after all£®He got up, legs _55___ and forehead sweating and wondered whether he looked as frightened as he felt£®
36£®A£®healthy B£®nervous C£®careless D£®sure
37£®A£®manager B£®the woman C£®himself D£®he situation
38£®A£®by B£®with C£®before D£®after
39£®A£®Not like B£®So did C£®Do as D£®Do like
40£®A£®interested B£®sure C£®angry D£®surprising
41£®A£®place B£®first C£®prize D£®job
42£®A£®suddenly B£®hardly C£®easily D£®so much
43£®A£®everything B£®happiness C£®difficulty D£®nothing
44£®A£®heard of B£®learned of C£®thought about D£®talked about
45£®A£®explaining B£®performing C£®answering D£®writing
46£®A£®offered B£®asked for C£®being offered D£®being asked for
47£®A£®crazy B£®excited C£®probable D£®terrible
48£®A£®depend on B£®afford C£®believe in D£®remember
49£®A£®kept B£®taught C£®planned D£®supplied
50£®A£®leave B£®go in C£®prepare D£®practise
51£®A£®take back B£®put off C£®give up D£®put down
52£®A£®ugly B£®pleased C£®sad D£®pretty
53£®A£®noticed B£®loved C£®missed D£®hated
54£®A£®thought B£®hoped C£®wished D£®regretted
55£®A£®shaking B£®lending C£®walking D£®stopping
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Hao Jinsong is facing a strong opponent(¶ÔÊÖ)£®So strong, in fact, that most others can do nothing but obey, but Hao doesn¡¯t want to£®He waits patiently for months, and then takes a sudden action£®
Hao is a 33-year-old graduate student at China University of Political Science and law£®He is bookish and not as strong as Schwarzenegger or as fast as Spider-Man£®And the property he is fighting for goes for less than a bottle of water£®
But, he has managed to become a real headache for his opponents¡ªChina¡¯s railways£®
And he sounds like a trouble-maker£®Since last summer he has filed six lawsuits(ËßËÏ) against the railways and Beijing¡¯s subway£®Hao has complained about some shops in the train station refusing to give him a receipt(ÊÕ¾Ý),something that most passengers choose to give up£®
¡°I¡¯d call myself a lawyer rather than a trouble-maker,¡± said Hao, explaining how he bad struggled for a receipt as preparation for his complaints on purpose£®¡°That¡¯s the softest part of a strong administration, the only part that an ordinary man can find fault with and attack legally,¡± he continued¡±£®I just want to make this hole bigger so that consumers get what they should have¡±
The results haven¡¯t been so bad so far£®However, thanks to Hao¡¯s effort, at Beijing¡¯ s No£®8 Subway line people now get a receipt after paying to use the toilet there£®
¡°Chinese need a civic consciousness(¹«ÃñÒâʶ)£®They need to know that they are the absolute equal of the government, which should serve the taxpayers¡±£®
Some people say that Hao is selling himself via the media£®Far from denying that, Hao admits that he¡¯s good at taking advantage of news reports In fact, he rarely has enough time for classroom work£®Instead, he¡¯s at an interview every week£®He was even too busy to bother to wash his face before the interview£®
56£®The underlined word ¡°file¡± in the passage means         £®
A£®place documents in files   B£®arrange things in order
C£®make an application   D£®ask for legal proceedings
57£®When some people say that Hao wants to show off,           £®
A£®he doesn¡¯t agree to it       
B£®he is angry with them
C£®he doesn¡¯t mind it     
D£®he feels disappointed
58£®What can we know about Hao Jinsong?
A£®He must be getting crazy£®           
B £®He doesn¡¯t know of himself£®
C£®He wants to become a hero£®     
D£®He is on his right way£®
59£®We can infer from the passage that           £®
A£®Chinese still have a long way to go before building a legal society
B£®Hao has won all his lawsuits with the help of the news media£®
C£®Hao is born an opponent to the railways and the subway
D£®Most people support Hao and help him to win his lawsuits

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