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1．What did the man do yesterday evening
A．He played soccer.B．He saw a movie.C．He went shopping.
2．How does the man get to work
A．By subway.B．By bus.C．By car.
【原文】
W: Did you see the soccer game last night
M: I just caught the very end when I got back from soccer practice myself.
W: We were supposed to go to the movies, but when my husband realized the game was on, that was called off.
【原文】
M: I know that you live near me, and I was wondering how you get to and from work. I never see you on the subway.
W: I take the bus on Mondays and Tuesdays, but my brother drives me the rest of the week.
call sth.←→ off取消；停止进行
3．What’s the probable relationship between the speakers
A．Workmates.B．Chef and waiter.C．Teacher and student.
4．Where will the man go first
A．The library.B．The baseball field.C．The supermarket.
【原文】
W: Could you bring me back a sandwich I can’t get out to lunch to day as I have to finish typing up this report.
M: They have some good ones in the supermarket and I’m going there anyway, so I’ll get us both one.
【原文】
W: We’re out of sugar. Could you pick some up from the supermarket for me
M: Well, I have baseball practice and I have to return these books to the library before that, but I’ll stop by the supermarket on my way back.
out of sth. 没有......； 缺少......
stop by (sth.) 过去坐坐；顺路造访
5．How much should the man pay
A． 220．B． 196．C． 150．
【原文】
M: Suppose I wanted to hire a car. How much would it cost
W: 22 pounds per day, 130 pounds per week More than a week, 15 pounds per day.
M: Fair enough. Reserve me one from the first to the 10th, please.
fair enough（指想法、建议）有道理，说得对，行
reserve sth. (for sb./sth.)/reserve sb. sth. 预订，预约（座位、席位、房间等）
6．What are the speakers talking about
A．A car accident. B．A traffic report. C．A friend’s experience.
7．What happened to Linda
A．She had a fall. B．She broke her arm. C．She was hit by a car.
【原文】W: Linda is fine, a bit shocked, but that’s only natural.
M: It’s a good job. There wasn’t very much traffic.
W: Well there was, but it was at an intersection. Linda went running across the road thinking it was a one Way Street, so she didn’t even see the taxi coming round the corner. But fortunately the taxi driver was going quite slowly so he managed to stop.
M: So how was she hurt if he stopped in time
W: I think she fell over very heavily and that’s why her legs have many purple and blue Marks.
go doing（以某种方式）移动；在移动中做
8．How does the woman feel now
A．Delighted and surprised.
B．Excited and thankful.
C．Happy and relieved.
9．Why does the woman want to visit Scotland
A．The scenery there is beautiful.
B．She has a family member there.
C．She wants to go to a warmer place.
【原文】
W: Guess what, Sam I just found out that vacation days I didn’t take last year get carried over to this year. I have a total of three weeks of vacation I can take any time.
M: Wow, that’s great news. How are you going to spend your three weeks
W: I’ve decided to take a one-week trip to Hawaii in February as I want to go somewhere warm in the winter. Then I’ll spend the other two weeks in Scotland in July. My sister is studying there and I promised her I would visit her during the summer break.
W: Sounds like a great plan. You’ll love Scotland. The scenery there is absolutely delightful in the summer.
carry sth.←→over 延迟；延期
10．Why does Janet go to Detroit
A．To attend an exhibit. B．To go to a meeting. C．To visit some attractions.
11．What does Greg suggest Janet do
A．Join him on the train.
B．Travel to Detroit by car.
C．Take plenty of rest along the way.
12．When will the speakers leave for Detroit
A．On Monday. B．On Tuesday. C．On Saturday.
【原文】
W: Hi Greg, have you made your train reservation for the north American international motor show in Detroit on Tuesday I’m planning to take the overnight train on Monday night. It’s going to be a long trip, so I was wondering if you want to travel with me.
W: Actually, I’m thinking of renting a car, and I decided to leave earlier on Saturday to have some spare time to tour the city by myself.
M: Really, it’s a long way to drive. I think you should take breaks more frequently to relieve tiredness while you’re behind the wheel.
W: Thanks for your advice, Janet. Maybe you should come with me. Wouldn’t it be great if we took turns driving I’m sure it would be fun.
M: Fine.
在驾驶中；手握方向盘
13．What do we know about Mr. Theo
A．He used to be a famous actor.
B．He has contacts in the acting industry.
C．He has remained friends with Joel Brookes.
14．What was Sasha’s initial reaction to Joel Brookes’ visit to her school
A．She was slightly doubtful.
B．She was totally uninterested.
C．She was pleasantly surprised.
15．Why did Joel Brookes come to Sasha’s school
A．To meet the drama teacher.
B．To choose shooting locations.
C．To give a motivational speech.
16．What was Sasha asked to do after meeting Mr. Theo
A．Practice a school play.
B．Try out for a role in the film.
C．Assist the producer in filming.
激励演讲
（电影的）制片人，监制人
参加…选拔（或试演）
【原文】
M: In the studio with me today is Sasha Lombard who recently starred in the film all together now. Sasha welcome.
W: Hey, thanks for inviting me.
M: Sasha how did you get involved in the film
W: Well it’s quite unusual. I study drama at school and our teacher Mister Theo used to be on the stage. so he has ties in the acting world. One day he mentioned that Joel Brooks would be visiting our school and we’re like what the Joel Brooks because as you know he’s dead famous.
M: Absolutely. So why was he visiting your school
W: Well the producer of altogether now was looking for a suitable school which they could use for some of the scenes in the film. So he’d contacted our teacher and he asked if he could bring Joel Brooks with him as he was playing the lead role in the film although Mister Theo had never met him.
M: So what happened next
W: After school, Mistereo asked to see me. When I got to his room. Joel Brooks and the producer were sitting there. Mistereo explained that they were looking for some one to play the role of a sixteen year old school girl and they wanted me to do a screen test. I couldn’t believe it.
dead (adv.) 非常；绝对；极度
[ usually pl.] 联系；关系；纽带
play the lead role 担任主演
screen test （挑选电影演员时）试镜头；试镜
17．How was the speaker’s life after graduation
A．Creatively fulfilling. B．Emotionally rewarding. C．Financially challenging.
18．Who is Carly
A．A comedian. B．A fictional character. C．The speaker’s childhood friend.
19．What shocked the speaker
A．The rejection for a job position.
B．The unexpected success of the book.
C．The approval from multiple publishers.
20．What inspired the speaker to create the book
A．Her mother’s letters.
B．Her grandmother’s story.
C．Her childhood experience.
【原文】W: It’s a pleasure to be here and tell you about my life as an illustrator and children’s author, a profession I really just fell into. I loved painting and decided to attend Art College. After graduation, I earned virtually nothing for two years, just bits and pieces doing illustrations for magazines and some work on a children’s comic. The only financially rewarding thing I did in those early years as an illustrator was for travel brochures. Meanwhile, I’d been writing and drawing pictures for a children’s book of my own about a girl called Carly. I sent the finished draft to various publishers and was shocked one day to hear that one of them wanted to publish it. To my amazement, the first edition of Carley flew off the shelves and bookshops. Carly was a skinny little girl with super thick glasses, somewhat based on my schoolgirl's self. One source of inspiration for things she did and felt was going through letters written to my grandmother by my mom when I was young. They brought back my own vivid recollections. The mention of some event or person recalls my memories of a whole period of childhood.
（书等的）插图画家
（尤指反复地）详细研究，仔细琢磨
往事；回忆的事
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