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Listening．

Part One　Choose the right picture according to the dialogue you hear．

1．________　2．________　3．________　4．________　5．________

Part Two　Match the best choice from A to G according to the dialogue you hear．

Part Three　Choose the right answer according to the passage you hear．

11．The Wilsons went for vacation ________．

A．by car

B．by air

C．by bus

12．Mr Wilson and his children were ________ to see her in the garden．

A．happy

B．angry

C．surprised

13．Mrs Wilson sat quietly ________, because she had set the clocks and watches ahead．

A．jn the garden

B．in the room

C．in the car

14．It’ll take them ________ to get there in the car．

A．half an hour

B．an hour

C．one and a half hours

15．They must get ready before ________．

A．ten o’clock

B．eleven o’clock

C．twelve o’clock

Part Four　Complete the note according to the passage you hear．

答案：
解析：

F　D　E　B　A　G　D　A　F　B　B　C　A　A　B　Friday　writer　school　report　played

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