Section A

　　1. W: Did you go to the football match yesterday?

　　M: Yes.The match started at 2:30,but I was 20 minutes later.

　　Q: When did the man arrive there?

　　2. W: What were you doing last nigh

　　I heard a great noise in your house.

　　M: I am terribly sorry,Mrs.Johnso.

　　I was repairing the pipe.

　　Q: What is the relationship between the two speakers?

　　3. W: Id like to try on the red skirt over there.

　　M: Sorry,Madame.We havent the right size for you.

　　Q: Where does the conversation take place?

　　4. M: Good afternoon.I want to go to London.

　　Could you tell me if theres a train tomorrow?

　　W: Theres a train every evening at 20:30.

　　Q: What can you infer from the conversation?

　　5. M: Can I book a berth in advance?

　　W: Yes,we can book you a berth,providing theres space,of course.

　　Q: Where does the conversation most likely take place?

　　6. W: Have you had any other symptoms,such as a cough?

　　M: No,but I had a cough last time.

　　Q: What can you conclude from the conversation?

　　7. M: How about outdoor activities?

　　W: We have a mine-hole golf course.

　　if you prefer,you can water-ski on the lake.

　　Q: What does the man want to know?

　　8. M:What in the world happened to my baggage?

　　W: Im extremely sorry that this has happened.

　　It is rare for things to disappear but it does happen sometimes.

　　Q: What has happened to this mans baggage?

　　9. M: There are so many people in the world now.

　　It is crowded everywhere on Sundays.

　　W: There will be a lot more people next century.

　　Q: What are they talking about?

　　10. W: Have you made up your mind to take up business as a career?

　　M: Yes.Actually,Ive already started.

　　Q: Whats the mans profession?

　　Section B

　　Passage One

　　One late autumn evening,two boys.

　　having collected a sackful of chestnuts.

　　decided to share them out in a graveyard.

　　On their way one of the boys dropped the sack and two of the chestnuts rolled out.

　　Well get those later, he said.

　　and they went to divide up the reminded.

　　As they were counting them out,a small girl happened to be crossing the graveyard.

　　and to her horror she heard from behind a bush a voice said.

　　One for you,one for me.

　　One for you,one for me.

　　In terror,she rushed to the gate and bumped into a policeman.

　　Whats the matter,little girl?he asked.

　　for she was obviously in great distress.

　　Oh,Mr.policeman!she cried.

　　There are ghosts in the graveyard.

　　and they are sharing out the dead bodies! Listen!

　　And as she held a trembling finger to her lips they heard a voice said.

　　One for you,one for me.And we mustnt forget those two by the gate!

　　11. You have heard:One for you, one for me.

　　What does one refer to?

　　12. Who were in the graveyard?

　　13. Why was the small girl frightened?

　　Passage Two

　　You are sitting in a classroom on a warm day.

　　listening to a history lecture.

　　but the windows are open and outdoors the birds are singing and the trees are budding.

　　The urge to gaze out of the window is irresistible.

　　and you think of what it would be like to be out there.

　　sitting in the grass,relaxing.

　　chatting with a friend in the sunlight.

　　Then the professor stops her discussion of the Roman Emire to say,

　　Mr.Smith,just what is so interesting out of the window.

　　Suddenly you are startled back to reality.

　　Only what is it,exactly.

　　that you have come back from?

　　It was not exactly that there was a specific thing out of the window that interested you.

　　Rather,the mood of the spring day set you off into daydreaming.

　　Daydreaming and fantasy are not quite the same.

　　Fantasy is more self-directer.

　　In a daydream,your thoughts wander unconsciously in unexpected directions.

　　14. What are you doing?

　　15. What interested you out of the window?

　　16. Whats the relationship between daydreaming and fantasy?

　　17. Whats the passage about?

　　Passage Three

　　A friend of mine,while visiting his mother in Florida,

　　took her to a shoe store to purchase a new pair of shoes.

　　While she was trying on different styles.

　　my friend took the manager said.

　　When she picks out a pair that she likes,he said,

　　just tell her that the price is 12 dollars.

　　Ill pay the regular price,no matter how expensive it is.

　　The following week,my friend was walking by the shoe store,and manager recognized him and called him in.

　　Whats the problem?asked my friend as he entered the store.

　　Wasnt my check any good?

　　Thats not it,answered the manager.

　　The problem is that your mother is bringing all her friends in for those 12-dollar shoes!

　　18. Why did the man take the manager aside?

　　19. What did the mans mother think about the shoes?

　　20. What do you think of the man?

　　Section A

　　1. W: Did you go to the football match yesterday?

　　M: Yes.The match started at 2:30,but I was 20 minutes later.

　　Q: When did the man arrive there?

　　2. W: What were you doing last nigh

　　I heard a great noise in your house.

　　M: I am terribly sorry,Mrs.Johnso.

　　I was repairing the pipe.

　　Q: What is the relationship between the two speakers?

　　3. W: Id like to try on the red skirt over there.

　　M: Sorry,Madame.We havent the right size for you.

　　Q: Where does the conversation take place?

　　4. M: Good afternoon.I want to go to London.

　　Could you tell me if theres a train tomorrow?

　　W: Theres a train every evening at 20:30.

　　Q: What can you infer from the conversation?

　　5. M: Can I book a berth in advance?

　　W: Yes,we can book you a berth,providing theres space,of course.

　　Q: Where does the conversation most likely take place?

　　6. W: Have you had any other symptoms,such as a cough?

　　M: No,but I had a cough last time.

　　Q: What can you conclude from the conversation?

　　7. M: How about outdoor activities?

　　W: We have a mine-hole golf course.

　　if you prefer,you can water-ski on the lake.

　　Q: What does the man want to know?

　　8. M:What in the world happened to my baggage?

　　W: Im extremely sorry that this has happened.

　　It is rare for things to disappear but it does happen sometimes.

　　Q: What has happened to this mans baggage?

　　9. M: There are so many people in the world now.

　　It is crowded everywhere on Sundays.

　　W: There will be a lot more people next century.

　　Q: What are they talking about?

　　10. W: Have you made up your mind to take up business as a career?

　　M: Yes.Actually,Ive already started.

　　Q: Whats the mans profession?

　　Section B

　　Passage One

　　One late autumn evening,two boys.

　　having collected a sackful of chestnuts.

　　decided to share them out in a graveyard.

　　On their way one of the boys dropped the sack and two of the chestnuts rolled out.

　　Well get those later, he said.

　　and they went to divide up the reminded.

　　As they were counting them out,a small girl happened to be crossing the graveyard.

　　and to her horror she heard from behind a bush a voice said.

　　One for you,one for me.

　　One for you,one for me.

　　In terror,she rushed to the gate and bumped into a policeman.

　　Whats the matter,little girl?he asked.

　　for she was obviously in great distress.

　　Oh,Mr.policeman!she cried.

　　There are ghosts in the graveyard.

　　and they are sharing out the dead bodies! Listen!

　　And as she held a trembling finger to her lips they heard a voice said.

　　One for you,one for me.And we mustnt forget those two by the gate!

　　11. You have heard:One for you, one for me.

　　What does one refer to?

　　12. Who were in the graveyard?

　　13. Why was the small girl frightened?

　　Passage Two

　　You are sitting in a classroom on a warm day.

　　listening to a history lecture.

　　but the windows are open and outdoors the birds are singing and the trees are budding.

　　The urge to gaze out of the window is irresistible.

　　and you think of what it would be like to be out there.

　　sitting in the grass,relaxing.

　　chatting with a friend in the sunlight.

　　Then the professor stops her discussion of the Roman Emire to say,

　　Mr.Smith,just what is so interesting out of the window.

　　Suddenly you are startled back to reality.

　　Only what is it,exactly.

　　that you have come back from?

　　It was not exactly that there was a specific thing out of the window that interested you.

　　Rather,the mood of the spring day set you off into daydreaming.

　　Daydreaming and fantasy are not quite the same.

　　Fantasy is more self-directer.

　　In a daydream,your thoughts wander unconsciously in unexpected directions.

　　14. What are you doing?

　　15. What interested you out of the window?

　　16. Whats the relationship between daydreaming and fantasy?

　　17. Whats the passage about?

　　Passage Three

　　A friend of mine,while visiting his mother in Florida,

　　took her to a shoe store to purchase a new pair of shoes.

　　While she was trying on different styles.

　　my friend took the manager said.

　　When she picks out a pair that she likes,he said,

　　just tell her that the price is 12 dollars.

　　Ill pay the regular price,no matter how expensive it is.

　　The following week,my friend was walking by the shoe store,and manager recognized him and called him in.

　　Whats the problem?asked my friend as he entered the store.

　　Wasnt my check any good?

　　Thats not it,answered the manager.

　　The problem is that your mother is bringing all her friends in for those 12-dollar shoes!

　　18. Why did the man take the manager aside?

　　19. What did the mans mother think about the shoes?

　　20. What do you think of the man?