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Part ⅠListening Comprehension (20 minutes)
SECTION A
1. A) Prepare the coming exam carefully.
B) Suggest a place to find his book.
C) Try to find the book in his desk.
D) Claim that he has lost the book.
2. A) She has already seen the movie.
B) The movie is out of date.
C) She has to do her project.
D) Her computer is down.
3. A) Environment of the lecture.
B) Topic of the lecture.
C) Date of the lecture.
D) Listeners’remarks about the lecture.
4. A) Study marine biology.
B) Go to the beach.
C) Go to attend the biology class.
D) Buy some textbooks.
5. A) She cannot remember the title of the film.
B) She has temporarily forgotten the name.
C) This film is very excellent.
D) The name is rather difficult to pronounce.
6. A) Jun 15th.
B) Jun 5th.
C) Jun 25th.
D) Jun 20th.
7. A) 17 dollars.
B) 8.5 dollars.
C) 20 dollars.
D) 10 dollars.
8. A) Follow the woman.
B) Finish his project.
C) Help the woman count.
D) Help the woman .
9. A) She should not buy that new dress.
B) She can buy the dress later.
C) She should be careful about spending money.
D) She should buy it right now.
10. A) He is now enjoying the weather.
B) He is out for vacation.
C) He is sick.
D) He is studying a project about weather.
1. 【试题分析】客观事实题.
【详细解答】lost-and-found desk相当于失物招领处.该女士建议该男士去失物招领处看看.
2. 【试题分析】因果关系题.
【详细解答】由于快交计算机程序因此不能去看电影.approach the deadline指快到期.
3. 【试题分析】客观事实题.
【详细解答】该女士认为演讲的主题很精彩，但是环境拥挤且有点吵，即不满意环境.因此A)选项正确.
4. 【试题分析】否定关系题.
【详细解答】该男士说他也还没买海洋生物课的教科书，并表示出了兴趣.因此下一步他们很有可能一起去买.D)选项正确.
5. 【试题分析】否定关系题.
【详细解答】关键词汇:on the tip of someone’s tongue.一时想不起来.该男士声称自己只是一时想不起来.答案: B).
6. 【试题分析】时间数字题.
【详细解答】注意到女士回答为Jun 15th且是十天以后，因此B)为正确答案.
7. 【试题分析】价钱数字题.
【详细解答】注意回答说买2磅85折，一磅原价是10 美元，两磅价格应是2*10*85%=17 美元，A)正确.
8. 【试题分析】判断推理题.
【详细解答】关键词组give somebody a hand(帮助), count on(指望),stand behind(支持).因此该男士回答是会给予帮助.
9. 【试题分析】客观事实题.
【详细解答】从该男士的回答中可以看出他建议女士合理花钱,因此C)选项正确.
10.【试题分析】关键词汇题.
【详细解答】关键词汇:under the weather: 表示某人生病. John 生病因此未来上课.
C)选项正确.
SECTION B Compound Dictation
The World Trade Organization was established in 1995. It (S1)____ out of the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade or GATT. GATT was created in 1948 after the end of World War Ⅱ. It led to a series of international trade negotiations, which (S2)____ a world trading system. The W-T-O supervises and makes (S3)____ to that system. The W-T-O organizes trade negotiations and settles trade (S4)____. It supervises trade agreements reached by member nations. It also provides developing countries with technical assistance and training programs in trade (S5). And, it cooperates with other international organizations.
The top decision-making group of the W-T-O is the Ministerial Conference. It (S6)____ at least once every two years in different cities around the world. W-T-O members reach agreements by debate and (S7)____. W-T-O agreements then go to the governments of each country for approval or rejection.
(S8)____________. GATT was designed to lower import taxes and remove other barriers to trade in goods. However, (S9)____________. This industry includes banks, communications companies, hotels and transport businesses. The W-T-O also supervises an agreement on what is called intellectual property. (S10)____________.
答案：(S1) developed (S2) established
(S3) improvements (S4) disputes
(S5) issues (S6) meets (S7) compromise
(S8) At first the trade agreements among the countries dealt mainly with goods.
(S9) W-T-O members later agreed on trade rules for the service industry.
(S10) That agreement provides rules to protect trade and investment in ideas and creative activities.
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