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【题目】听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。

1What does the woman promise to do this Saturday?

A.Learn cycling.

B.Go swimming.

C.Teach the man skating.

2Why can’t the woman go cycling right now?

A.She doesn’t have a bike.

B.She has homework to do.

C.She is expecting her sister.

3When will the speakers meet?

A.At 2:00.B.At 1:30.C.At 1:00.

4Where will the speakers meet this afternoon?

A.At a park.B.By the lake.C.At the man’s home.

【答案】

1C

2B

3A

4C

【解析】

【原文】

M: What sports do you do, Jenny?

W: I go skating every Saturday. I practice for hours.

M: I like skating, but I can’t do well. I’m wondering if you can teach me skating this Saturday.

W: No problem. We can meet by the lake. What sports can you do well, Clark?

M: I can run very fast. I often go swimming. I love cycling, too.

W: I can’t swim fast. And I haven’t got a bike, so I never go cycling.

M: Do you want to go cycling now? You can use my sister’s bike.

W: Oh, that’s great! But I can’t go right now. I’ve got homework. Can we go at 1:30?

M: Er, I will be practicing on the piano at that time. Maybe half an hour later is good for me.

W: OK. Let’s say… meet at the park?

M: That’s not a good idea. You know, I can’t go to the park with two bikes!

W: Oh! Of course not. So I’ll go to your house first.

M: Sounds good.

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