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1£®What's the possible relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Strangers

B£®Neighbors

C£®Teacher and students

2£®Where does the conversation most probably take place?

A£®In an office

B£®In a bank

C£®In a hospital

3£®What will the man drink?

A£®Coco Cola

B£®Beer

C£®Soda water

4£®What does the man want to order?

A£®TV sets£®

B£®Machines£®

C£®Personal computers£®

5£®What is the man's problem?

A£®He is tired£®

B£®He is sick£®

C£®He is homesick£®

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6£®What happened to the man?

A£®He found his house broken into£®

B£®He locked himself out£®

C£®He was knocked down by a car£®

7£®What is the woman probably?

A£®A driver£®

B£®A policewoman£®

C£®A doctor£®

8£®What is the woman most probably going to do?

A£®Look round the house£®

B£®Talk to the man's wife£®

C£®Lock all the windows£®

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9£®What's the possible relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Interviewer and interviewee£®

B£®Employer and employee£®

C£®Professor and students£®

10£®Where do the woman's foreign teachers come from?

A£®America£®

B£®England£®

C£®Australia£®

11£®How many hours will the woman work every day if she is employed?

A£®Four hours£®

B£®Five hours£®

C£®Six hours£®

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12£®Why does the woman mention the Sahara Desert?

A£®She watched a TV program about it last night£®

B£®She thinks it is the largest desert in the world£®

C£®She knows that the man likes foreign things£®

13£®What kind of film does the woman like actually?

A£®Love films

B£®Travel films

C£®Horror films

14£®What can we learn about the man?

A£®He doesn't like eating lunch with the woman£®

B£®He likes to try new food£®

C£®He gets sick of chips£®

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15£®How did Rebecca lose much weight?

A£®She was on a diet and exercising£®

B£®She had too much work£®

C£®She had too much sport£®

16£®What sport does Rebecca like best?

A£®Baseball

B£®Volleyball

C£®Soccer

17£®What can we learn from the conversation?

A£®The man was on the school football team£®

B£®Team work is of great importance in the match£®

C£®The football team practiced five hours a day£®

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18£®What were dogs mainly used for in the old days?

A£®Hunting

B£®Protection

C£®Food

19£®Why do people in cities keep dogs now?

A£®They want friendship£®

B£®They want them to watch house£®

C£®They love animals£®

20£®What can we learn from the text?

A£®Most people in the West still keep dogs for protection£®

B£®The dog is useful for both children and adults£®

C£®People feel more and more lonely£®

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