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1£®What caused the fire?

A£®Careless smoker£®

B£®A broken wire line£®

C£®Some unknown cause£®

2£®What does the woman mean?

A£®The man should he the one to speak to Paul£®

B£®The man should repair the radio himself£®

C£®There is no need for him to say¡°sorry¡±£®

3£®Where are the two speakers having the dialogue?

A£®In the street£®

B£®In a taxi£®

C£®At the bus stop£®

4£®What does the woman mean?

A£®The old house should he turned into stores£®

B£®The shop center is quite old£®

C£®New shopping centers are very common£®

5£®Where does the woman prefer to live?

A£®In the countryside£®

B£®In the city£®

C£®In the small town£®

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6£®Where does the conversation take place?

A£®At the ticket office£®

B£®On the plane£®

C£®At the check-in counter£®

7£®What will the woman have to carry to reduce the weight of her luggage?

A£®The shoulder bag£®

B£®The dictionary£®

C£®The hand bag£®

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8£®Where does the man work now?

A£®In a food company£®

B£®In a bank£®

C£®At a university£®

9£®How many children does the woman have?

A£®Three£®

B£®Two£®

C£®Four£®

10£®We learn from this conversation that Mr Johnson was ________£®

A£®Mary Smith's workmate

B£®John Brown's neighbour

C£®their friend

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11£®Where does the conversation take place?

A£®In a cafeteria£®

B£®In a cafe£®

C£®In a bar£®

12£®What WON'T the man have for the meal?

A£®Steak£®

B£®Fried eggs£®

C£®Coffee£®

13£®Why do they choose this place to have meal?

A£®Because they can sit by the window£®

B£®Because they can do some of the work£®

C£®Because they can save some money£®

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14£®What is the man?

A£®A nurse£®

B£®A doctor£®

C£®A chemist£®

15£®What is wrong with the woman?

A£®She is wet all over£®

B£®She has a bad headache£®

C£®She has coughed for three days£®

16£®What does the man tell the woman to do?

A£®Stay in bed for some time£®

B£®Go around from time to time£®

C£®Come to see him tomorrow morning£®

17£®Where does this conversation most probably take place?

A£®In a garden£®

B£®In the man's office£®

C£®In the woman's house£®

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18£®What is the main topic of the passage?

A£®The Barcelona Olympic Games£®

B£®TV programs on Chinese television£®

C£®Effects of television on our life£®

19£®According to a survey in Shanghai, how much time did young people spend on television each day?

A£®Two and a half hours

B£®Three hours£®

C£®Three and a half hours£®

20£®Television is quickly taking the place of printed material as the major source of news for most

Chinese£®How do you know?

A£®There are about 185 million TV sets in China£®

B£®A survey(µ÷²é)in Beijing found 63£¥of those surveyed got news from TV£®

C£®There are news programs on television£®

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