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1£®When can the man see the headmaster?

A£®At 9¡Ã30£®

B£®At 11¡Ã45£®

C£®At 12¡Ã40£®

2£®Why does the man want to keep the window shut?

A£®He is ill£®

B£®He wants to open it himself£®

C£®The air inside is fresh enough£®

3£®What is Mike?

A£®A teacher£®

B£®A student£®

C£®A writer£®

4£®What has made working at home possible?

A£®Personal computers£®

B£®Communication industry£®

C£®Living far from companies£®

5£®Where is the woman?

A£®In a soap factory£®

B£®In her house£®

C£®At an information desk£®

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6£®Where, does the conversation most probably take place?

A£®At home£®

B£®On a bus£®

C£®In the bank£®

7£®Why do the two speakers want to buy a car?

A£®They have a lot of money£®

B£®The man lives too far away from his office£®

C£®The woman's office is too far away from her home£®

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8£®Why won't Mr£®Stone come to the clinic tomorrow?

A£®He can't spare the time£®

B£®The clinic will be closed£®

D£®Dr£®! Milton won't come to work£®

9£®When is the clinic open in a week?

A£®From Monday to Friday£®

B£®On weekdays except Thursday£®

C£®During the whole week£®

10£®What time has finally been fixed for Mr£®Stone to come?

A£®5¡Ã30 p£®m£®, Wednesday£®

B£®6¡Ã15 p£®m£®, Wednesday£®

C£®6¡Ã15 p£®m£®, Thursday£®

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11£®What's the relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Neighbors£®

B£®Doctor and patient£®

C£®Friends£®

12£®When did the woman cough most seriously?

A£®In the morning£®

B£®In the afternoon£®

C£®At night£®

13£®What did the man do for the woman?

A£®He examined the woman carefully£®

B£®He gave her some medicine and some advice as well£®

C£®He just told her not to worry too much£®

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14£®What's the possible relationship between the two speakers?

A£®Husband and wife£®

B£®Friends£®

C£®Strangers£®

15£®Where does the conversation most probably take place?

A£®In a restaurant£®

B£®At the woman s home£®

C£®At the man's home£®

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

A£®Have some soup£®

B£®Have more rice£®

C£®Bring his wife next time£®

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17£®What did Nicholas do at eighteen months?

A£®He began to learn French£®

B£®He read the newspaper£®

C£®He took telephone messages£®

18£®Why was Nicholas bored and unhappy at the two schools?

A£®He had too much homework£®

B£®He almost couldn't learn anything special£®

C£®His teachers often corrected his spelling£®

19£®Who offered to help Nicholas finally?

A£®His classmates£®

B£®His parents£®

C£®A college£®

20£®What is Nicholas' life like now?

A£®Busy without any social life£®

B£®Full but boring£®

C£®Busy at college and free at home£®

Answer 1

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