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JackRoss

Caller’sname

Mrs.Hunt

Address

18MarketStreet

Destination

TheInternationalAirport

Timetoleave

9o’clock

BookingSeats

Kindofreservation

Twoseats

tomorrow

Thelengthofthetour

About7hours

2tickets

Thursdaynight/8:

00p.m

Cost

$25each

Unit2

1.Passage1:

aPassage2:

b

AConversation

1.c2.d.3.b.4.d

PetsSuggested

Attendant’sComments

Woman’sComments

ARottweiler

bigmean

Acat

cleanlessthanadog

friendly

Aparrot

more

Aparakeet

Easytokeep

lessparrotalittlenoisy

Agoldfish

Quiet

AStory

1.c2.b3.a4.c

1.12-year-oldbitchfromafarmer’sfamily

2.twopuppiesjusttwomonthsago

3.for12tigercubssince5yearsago

4.strongbutsheissmallerthanthecubs

5.enoughmilkforherownbabiesandthebabytigers

6.herownchildrenandtakesgoodcareofthem

APassage:

1.b2.d3.a

AStory:

33231catyearsdustbinEastLondonMarch17,1971tinyclosedfrontteethsleepingeatingcatfoodplaceWorldRecords27-year-oldAustralia

Unit3

1．Tothrowasurprisepartyforhis40thbirthday.

2．Pullingonthebirthdayperson’sear21times.

3．Toinvitethreeverygoodfriendsouttodinner.

Conversation1

1.d2.c3.d4.c

Amy

Brian

Asuccessfuldoctor;

2or3largeclinics;

acureforsometerribledisease

hisownbusiness;

achainofcomputerstores;

branchstoresineverymajorcityinthecountry.

1.c2.b3.a4.d5.c

1.Sheisonthewrongsideof30/over30.

2.Yes.It’sprettygood.

3.25.

4.Between25and30.Becausebythenyouknowwhatwantwithlifeandhowtogetit.

5.Theytendtobeworriedaboutconsequencesofwhattheydo.

6.Shehadagoodtimebutshewouldn’tnecessarilywanttoreliveit.

7.No.She’shappyatheragenow.

1.a2.d3.c

1.a2.b3.c4.a

Unit4

1.d2.c3.a4.d5.d

1）weekly2）fixed3）fair4）teenager5）discs

6）anexcellentwaytoteachtheirchildrenthevalueofmoney.

7）theylearntobudgettheirexpenses.

8）theywillhavenomoneytospendbytheendoftheweek.

1.c2.b3.c4.b

Rob

1）departmentstoresormalls

2）outdoorsmarkets

Kathy

1）thriftstore

2）thingsareonsale

Cliff

1）fixthingsforhimself

2）coupons

3）thatareonsale

1.a2.c3.d4.b

1.allherallowanceforthismonth

2.gooutandeat

3.sendherafixedsumofmoneyregularly

4.workmorestudy

5.nevermadeamonthlybudget

AConversation:

MonthlyIncome

MonthlyExpenditure

＄260

＄300

＄60

＄50

＄150

＄100

＄80

Total＄1,010

Total

＄1,000

ADiscussion:

ADiscussion

Speaker

＄1,000spendsave

Bob

arainyday

Cindy

anewcomputer

Tom

anewstereomassivespeakers

Sophie

Payoffoverdraft

Bill

Giveitawaytocharities

Unit5

1.d2.a3.c4.c5.d

1）playingasporttheylikeanessentialpartoftheirlife

2）keepfit

3）liveamoreactivelife

4）haveasenseofpersonalachievement

5）meetpeoplewithsimilarinterests

APassage

1.c2.d3.c4.a5.c

1.（√）2.（√）3.（√）5.（√）

Aconversation

1.c2.d3.b4.a

4.（√）6.（√）7.（√）10.（√）

AConversation

Interviewees

TypesofExercises

Advantages

1）greatforthewholebody

2）Swimming

3）worksoutthewholebody

4）isreallycalming

5）agreatworkout

6）alotoffun

Unit6

Meansoftransportation

Reason（s）

1stspeaker

1）faster（quicker）

2ndspeaker

2）moreinteresting

3rdspeaker

3）Car

4）morereliable

4thspeaker

5）Bike

6）betterfortheenvironment

5thspeaker

7）Train

8）moreconvenient;

morecomfortable

APassage

1.b2.b3.d4.b

1）shorttime2）severalhours3）toandfrom4）fuelefficient5）takingoff

6）wearandtear7）stayingonthetrack8）veryfast9）15010）savewearandtear

1.d2.a3.a4.d

1.ifheparkedhiscarbyadoubleyellowline

2.havegonehomehalfpastfive

3.hadtogetbackbeforesix

4.hadbeenfollowingBen’scar

5.speeding

6.60milesanhourinordertostopBen

Advantage

Disadvantage

1.transportovertheyear

2.halfanhour

3.trafficjams

4.coldrailwayplatformscrowdedtrains

1.waterproofclothes

2.inwinter

3.notreallybecheaper

Unit7

1.d2.a3.b4.c5.b

1）nowadays2）perfect3）dying4）higher5）Medical6）painful7）cure

8）apartfrombasichealthcare,peopleintheolddaysdidn’thavesomanychoicesabouttheirlifestyles.

9）Peopleworkedlonghoursandthereforedidn’thavemuchfreetimetofollowhobbiesordevelopinterests.

10）Itusedtotakeweeksformailandnewstotravelfromonepartoftheworldtoanother.

Passage1

1.c2.d3.b4.b

1.a.abitofmess/cluttered

b.cushions

c.coveredwithsomeornament

d.brightcolorssoftcolors

e.allshutdrawnthereisalmostnonaturallight

f.doesn’thaveenoughfurnitureshelvescupboardswillmaketheroomlesscluttered

g.indoorplantsandcutflowersvases,bottlesandbowls

2.a.practicalconcernedwithaesthetics

b.imagination

c.warm-heartedsociable

Passage2

1.a2.b3.a4.a

1.a.personalobjectsfamilyphotos

b.valuablethingsorientalrugsornamentsfromtheMiddleEast

c.decorationveryclean

d.function

2.a.traveling

b.tosocialize

c.workinglunchwithhispartnerdiscussesabusinessdealoverdinner

d.entertains/spendstimeathome

e.singlecommithimselfinpersonalrelationship

Passage1:

1.b2.c3.d

Passage2:

1.c2.d3.b

Unit8

1.c2.b3.a

1.b2.a3.d4.b5.c

1.（√）3.（√）4.（√）6.（√）7.（√）10.（√）

1.c2.a3.d4.b5.a

1.weartrousersorevendarktights

2.knee-lengthskirtsminis

3.tailoredtrousersnojeans

4.dresscasuallyonFriday

5.Smoking,eatingdrinking

6.gooutsidetosmoke

1.Apublishingcompany

2.Theyarediscussingthecompanyplansforthenextyear.

3.a.Begintwonewmagazines;

b.Improveproductivityby20%

c.Upgradetools

d.BeginInternetpublishing

1）makesomeplans2）opportunitiestoimprovetheirskills3）takepartindecision-making4）fulfilltheirdreams5）wouldn’tevenhaveabusiness6）toofocusedonproduction7）tofindabetterbalancebetweencompanyneedsandstaffneeds.

Unit9

1.b2.c3.d4.d

1.Anactress2.Acook3.Agardener4.Anurse5.Abaker

1.Howdoyoudo?

2.yes,Iam.

3.No.I’vebeenworkingasasalesrepresentativeforGMfortwoyears.

4.No.MyparentsspeakSpanish.TheyareMexican-Americans.

5.No.ItookacourseinPortugueseatcollege.

6.We’llletyouknowourdecisionassoonaspossible.

PersonalFile

Name

Nationality

American（Mexican-American）

Placeofbirth

Boston

Educationalbackground

FairfieldHighSchool;

Bachelor’sdegreeatBostonUniversity

Jobtoapplyfor

Exportsalesrepresentative

Languageability

English,SpanishandPortuguese

Workexperience

InternationalsalesassalesrepresentativeofGMinMexicoandCentralAmerica

1.c2.a3.a4.c

1）aliberalartscollegegraduate

2）majoredinEnglishatcollege

3）collegebasement

4）writing,editingandcomputer

7.networkingwithhisfellowgraduates

8.editorialassistantatapublishingcompany

Conversation:

1.c2.b3.a4.b

CompoundDictation

1）real2）confusing3）possible4）uncomfortable5）Eventually6）preparation7）appear

8）toidentifyaworkeryouadmireandobservehisbehavior

9）youwillbeabletoseewhatishisapproachtoeverydaysituations

10）Bywatchingandlearningfromamodel,youwillprobablybegintoidentifyandpickupgoodworkinghabits.

Unit10

Apoliceman’sReport

Suspect

tallwearingamask

Crime

Robbery

TimeofCrime

1:

30p.m.Tuesday

SceneofCrime

theNationalBankCalifornia

Loss

10,000dollars

1.Acrimeisanactthatbreaksthelaw.

2.Thosewhocommitcrimesareadangert