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1. What color is the woman's new dog
A.Brown. B.Black. C.White.
B
Text 1M: I didn’t realize your dog was black.W: My old dog was brown and white, but he died a couple of months ago. This is my new young dog. (1)
2.What is the woman doing
A. Driving a car.
B. Shopping in a mall.
C.Visiting the downtown.
A
Text 2M: I’m so tired and thirsty. When are we going to get to the mall in the downtown If only you’d drive a bit faster… (2)W: Will you please be quiet I can’t concentrate while you are talking constantly.
3. What does the man need to get next
A.New tires.
B.A driver's license.
C.Cold weather clothing.
C
Text 3M: Riding my motorcycle to work is fun, but I need to prepare for winter riding.W: Didn’t you learn about that in your license course You need to change your tires for the winter.M: My tires are all set. But I’ll need some gloves and boots. (3)
4. What are the speakers mainly talking about
A. Tom's grades.
B.Tom's teacher.
C.Tom's favorite music.
A
Text 4 (总结题)W: Tom, why don’t you come home with some good grades Your teacher says you have done poorly at school.M: Well, if you had stopped listening to pop music and given me some peace and quiet, I might have done a bit better, Mom.
5.Where does the conversation probably take place
A.At a gym.
B. At a library.
C.At home.
A
Text 5 M: Jennifer! Where have you been I haven’t seen you since New Year’s Eve.W: I know, that was such a wild and fun event. I haven’t been to this gym since then. (5)M: Me neither. I only stay at home or go to the library these days.
6.What kind of show is the man watching
A.Educational show.
B.Comedy show.
C.Political show.
7.How many people take part in the show
A.Two.
B.Three.
C.Six.
B
C
Text 6 M: I love this show. (6)W: What’s the name of it M: It’s called My Number’s Up. The people joining in it have to solve math problems.W: Ah, it’s educational.M: Not really. It’s just very funny. The people taking part in the show are all comedians. (6)
W: Are they good at math M: Surprisingly, some are excellent. And the jokes are good — no politics or anything like that.W: What are the rules M: There are two groups of three comedians. (7) The host asks a question and the first to answer correctly wins a point.
8. What does the man advise the girl to do
A. Walk in the garden.
B. Admit her mistakes,
C. Listen to some music.
9. How is Mrs. Wilson related to the girl
A.Her aunt. B.Her teacher. C.Her neighbor.
10.What has the girl done
A. She has broken a vase.
B.She has dirtied herself.
C.She has locked herself in her room.
B
C
A
Text 7M: Emily, you need to go downstairs.W: I don’t want to. I said I was sorry.M: Not to the person you hurt.W: Do I really need to I promise I won’t do it again.M: Come on. You need to face the music and admit your mistakes. (8)W: Mrs. Wilson will never forgive me. (9)M: Of course she will. She’s lived next to us for 20 years. (9) She’s like your aunt.W: But what if she doesn’t M: Then you can try and make it up to her by replacing the garden vase you broke. (10)W: Will you help me get a new one M: Of course.W: OK.
11. What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A.Friends. B.Colleagues.
C.Employer and employee.
12. Why does the man come to Australia
A.For study. B.For a holiday. C.For a meeting.
13. Where will the speakers meet tomorrow morning
A. At the Hotel Nikko.
B. At the Opera House.
C. At Darling Harbor Station.
B
C
A
W: Hello, Mr. Black. I’m Michelle Usher. We’ve talked on the phone.M: Ah, Ms. Usher. Nice to meet you in person.W: Thank you for coming for the annual meeting. (12) Did you have a good flight M: Pretty good. This is a very impressive building.W: Hmm. Is this your first time at the head office M: Yes. It’s my first time in Australia actually.W: Really! Well, if you have any free time while you’re here, I’d be happy to show you around. Where are you staying (13)M: At the Hotel Nikko. (13) It’s near Darling Harbor Station.W: Oh, yeah. How about I’ll meet you at your hotel tomorrow morning (13)M: Sure. (13) Do I need to bring anything W: Only your camera. We could go to the Opera House in the morning and then have lunch overlooking the harbor.M: OK. It’s very kind of you.
What is the probable relationship between the speakers
Why does the man come to Australia
Where will the speakers meet tomorrow morning
14.Why did the man originally go to his doetor
A. He had a headache.
B.He had trouble sleeping.
C.He felt tired all the time.
15. How does the man feel about seeing a psychologist
A Embarrassed. B. Surprised. C.Happy.
16.What do we know about the man's job
A. The boss is hard to work with.
B. He can't make a lot of money.
C.The working hours are very long.
17.What does the woman think the man should do
A.Work less. B. Find a newjob. C.Exercise after work.
B
B
C
A
Text 9W: Hi, there. What brings you in today M: I’ve been having some difficulty sleeping. (14)W: Have you talked to your doctor (14)M: Yes. (14) He gave me some sleeping pills and told me to relax more. But I was exhausted the day after I took them. My job is demanding and I need to have energy. I just want to focus on relaxing more.W: Do you usually find it difficult to relax M: Yes. That’s why I’m here. I never thought I’d need to see a psychologist. (15)W: Are you embarrassed to be here (15)M: No. It’s just unexpected. (15)W: OK. So, when did everything start M: When I got my new job. I work very long hours, (16) so I can’t do any of the things I did before. I can’t see my friends or exercise.W: Would your boss consider giving you a schedule with fewer hours (17)M: No. Not unless I want to make less money. (17)W: Well, that’s for you to decide. But wouldn’t you rather be happy and healthy than making a lot of money (17)
Why did the man originally go to his doetor
How does the man feel about seeing a psychologist
What do we know about the man's job
What does the woman think the man should do
18. When did the Moon Festival gain popularity
A. During the Tang Dynasty.
B.During the Zhou Dynasty.
C. During the Shang Dynasty.
19.Why do people eat the moon cake on the Mid-Autumn Festival
A.It is a symbol of hope.
B. It is delicious along with tea.
C. It is round just like the moon.
20.What was special about the 2020 Mid-Autumn Festival
A. It happened on the first day of a new lunar month.
B.It took place on the same day as a national celebration.
C.It set a record for the largest number of moon cakes made.
A
C
B
Text 10The Mid-Autumn Festival, sometimes called the Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, (18) is celebrated by many Asian countries including China. It is considered to be one of the most important holidays. It has a longer history than Christmas, stretching back over 3000 years to the days of the Shang Dynasty. However, it gained popularity during the Tang Dynasty. (18) The term “Mid-Autumn Festival” first appeared in “Rites of Zhou”, a written collection of rituals of the Western Zhou Dynasty. In modern times, it is often celebrated by making lanterns of different shapes and sizes to act as symbols of hope for the future. People also make and eat moon cakes, because they are round like the moon. (19) They are usually eaten along with tea. The festival is always held on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. In 2020, it fell on the 1st of October. This was extra special because this was the same date as the National Day of the People’s Republic of China. (20) In 2021, the festival will take place on the 21st of September.
When did the Moon Festival gain popularity
Why do people eat the moon cake on the Mid-Autumn Festival
What was special about the 2020 Mid-Autumn Festival

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