Part Ⅰ Listening Comprehension (20 minutes 20%)

　　Section A (5%)

　　Directions: In this section you will hear five incomplete dialogues. They will be spoken only once. After each incomplete dialogue there will be a pause. During the pause you must read the four choices marked A,B,C and D, and decide which is the best answer. Then mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.

　　Section A (5%)

　　1. A. Sure, go ahead.

　　B. Yes, I don't.

　　C. No, 1 do mind.

　　D. No. I don't mind at all.

　　2. A. Sure, you're right here.

　　B. I'm afraid you're wrong.

　　C. I'm sorry. I'll come right away.

　　D. Don't worry. Everything will be fine.

　　3. A. You really mean it?

　　B. Thank you for saying so.

　　C. You are not serious, are you?

　　D. Are you joking?

　　4. A. That s fine.

　　B. I'm sorry for being late.

　　C. I'm afraid I can't.

　　D. Don't say like this.

　　5. A. I'm afraid I don t.

　　B. Sorry for that.

　　C. Come on.

　　D. Don't do that again.

　　Section B (10%)

　　6. A. Eggs, tea and flowers.

　　B. Eggs, biscuits, aspirins and so on.

　　C. Toothpaste, coffee and a doll.

　　D. sugar, biscuits and ice-cream.

　　7. A. To buy the first issue of a magazine.

　　B. To subscribe to the magazine right away.

　　C. To start a new magazine.

　　D. To read the woman's magazine.

　　8. A. John is too young to leave home.

　　B. John can't stand because of his illness.

　　C. John will be homesick in school.

　　D. John has to learn to be independent.

　　9. A. Get a new television set.

　　B. Sell the TV to someone else.

　　C. Find another repairman.

　　D. Ask Mr. Smith to check it again.

　　10. A. To find a better science journal in the library.

　　B. To buy the latest issue of the magazine.

　　C. To copy everything from the magazine.

　　D. Not to subscribe to the journal.

　　11. A. Quit the literature course and choose another one instead.

　　B. Take courses with a lighter workload.

　　C. Finish the assignments early.

　　D. Drop one course and do it next semester.

　　12. A. A police station.

　　B. A laundry.

　　C. A supermarket.

　　D. A bookstore.

　　13. A. He held a party for his brother last night.

　　B. He didn't get much sleep last night.

　　C. He joined in his friend's party last night.

　　D. He had to finish his paper last night.

　　14. A. To leave.

　　B. To have a look at another apartment.

　　C. To buy the New York Times.

　　D. To read the advertisement again.

　　15. A. John would not pass the final exam.

　　B. John would not take the final exam again.

　　C. John would pass the final exam.

　　D. It is possible that John would fail in the history exam.

　　Section C (5%)

　　16. A. Professor and student.

　　B. Receptionist and guest.

　　C. Doctor and patient.

　　D. Shop assistant and customer.

　　17. A. 70 dollars.

　　B. 140 dollars.

　　C. 126 dollars.

　　D. 6 dollars.

　　18. A. Peace.

　　B. Health.

　　C. Trade.

　　D. Wealth.

　　19. A. Over 150.

　　B. Over 120.

　　C. Over 160.

　　D. Over 130.

　　20. A. More member countries.

　　B. More armies.

　　C. More weapons.

　　D. More money and more support.