ListeningPractice2

ListeningPractice2

1. A. It’s delayed. B. It’s overcrowded.

C. it’s nearly empty.

D. It’s cancelled.

2. A. Less money will spent in maintaining the house.

B. They may save some money for the time being.

C. She is happy with the price set by the seller.

D. The first house they saw is too expensive.

3. A. Pick up a ring for her as a welcome gift

B. Drive her to the airport and see her off

C. Show her the way to the international airport

D. Meet her at the airport and be her guide

4. A. They are arguing.

B. They are bargaining.

C. They are complaining.

D. They are negotiating.

5. A. Probably the phone number the woman wrote down was Mr. Brown’s.

B. It was just an hour ago that the woman met Mr. Brown

C. The woman forgot to write down Mr. Brown’s phone number.

D. The woman needed a sheet of paper to out

down the phone number.

6. A. He doesn’t think it’s necessary to refuel the car.

B. He thinks it is difficult to get fuel for the car.

C. He hopes the woman will help him select a fuel.

D. He can manage to get the gasoline they need.

7. A. Receptionist and customer.

B. Attendant and passenger

C. Husband and wife

D. Guide and tourist

8. A. Stuart changed more than Peter in fact.

B. Peter insis ted that he didn’t know Stuart.

C. Stuart is easier to be recognized than others.

D. Peter and Stuart haven’t met for ten years.

Conversation

9. A. Unconscious behavior patterns

B. Recent trends in psychology

C. Reasons for certain behavior problems

D. Cause of anxiety

10. A. He feels angry B. He needs attention

C. He’s too quiet

D. He’s very nervous

11. A. He’s late for social occasions but not for work.

B. H e’s a quite person but likes to make d entrances.

C. He expects others to be on time but usually late himself.

D. He loses pay for being late to work but doesn’t seem to mind.

12. A. Trying to get Mark to talk about his problem.

B. Helping Mark relax and be more comfortable in a group

C. Leaving a message to Mark instead of waiting for him

D. Telling Mark to come earlier than the planned meeting time

Conversation 2

13. A. To purchase some better-quality tapes for the new player.

B. To ask for a replacement for some valuable cassettes

C. To expect to have the cassette player repaired for free

D. To make complaints about the after-service of the store

14. A. It injured the user. B. It ran slowly.

C. It ate too much.

D. It ruined tapes.

15. A. His manner is too rude to bear.

B. His warranty is out of date.

C. He destroyed the purchase purposefully.

D. He used the machine in a wrong way.

Passage 1

16. A. To take medicine

B. To sleep more

C. To work less

D. To go traveling

17. A. They are not harmful to the brain.

B. They have more benefits than harm.

C. They are not worth to price at all.

D. They are valuable but costly.

18. A. They damage a person’s metal health.

B. They reduce a person’s chance of recovery.

C. They slow down a person’s reaction to changes.

D. They worsen a person’s existing trouble.

Passage 2

19. A. It’s located in a college town.

B. It’s composed of a group of old buildings.

C. The classrooms are beautifully designed.

D. The library is often crowded with students.

20. A. 18000 B. 1800 C. 24 D. 9000

21. A. They are well paid.

B. They are mainly from New York State.

C. They usually stay for two years.