新视野大学英语4第二版Unit1-Unit4测验题目及答案

5.A5.AUnit4Book4PartlUnderstandingShortConversationsCEveryonehasabettermobilenowadays.Heistooproudofhismobilephone.Heisslowingettingamobilephone.Hismobilephoneisnotreal.Questions2to2arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.CTheman'swifeheadsthemobilephonedivision.Theman'swifeisupforthenextpromotion.Theman'swifewasn'tpromoted.Theman'swifepromotedsomeonewithmoreexperience.Questions3to3arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.ATogainaccesstotheperson'smoney.TomakeupfakeIDs.Touseanotherperson'sidentity.Togetasocialsecuritynumber.Questions4to4arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.BAnotherpersonhasthewoman'scard.Thenewcardmaybringsometrouble.Thenewcardisreallyeasytouse.Anotherpersonispretendingtobethewoman.Questions5to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.PartZUnderstandingLongConversationsBTheadvantagesoftheletter.Theadvantagesofthephone.TheprocessofwritingaletterTherelativeeaseofphoningsomeone.AHisteacherhasspokenabouthissubject.Histeacherwillgivethemanagoodgrade.Themanhasrespondedtohisteacher'scomments.Themanhasshowninterestinhissubject.CGivehimagoodgrade.Respondtohisquestions.Commentuponwhathesays.Showinterestinhistopic.CFriendly.Easy.Personal.Quick.AAclassroom.Dealingwithrealpeopleatthebank.Usingbankingmachines.Handlingbanktransactions.Takingcareofotherpeople.Questions6to6arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.DThewoman'sphonehasbeensendingstrangemessagesallday.Thewoman'sphonehasbeenreceivingstrangemessagesallday.Theman'sphonecannotbefiguredoutbyanyone.Theman'sphonehasbeensendingmessagesbyitself.Questions7to7arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.D$1700.$1200.$300.$200.Questions8to8arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.BEmployerandemployee.Husbandandwife.Fatheranddaughter.Motherandson.Apostoffice.Aphonecompany.Afriend'shome.Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.DThewoman'scar.Thewoman'skids.Thewoman'ssweetheart.Thewoman'shurtfuljokes.CTomakejokes.Toseethewomanagain.Tobefreeofthewoman.Togetoutofthecar.B5years.3years.10years.6years.DMotherandson.Fatheranddaughter.Wifeandhusband.Boyfriendandgirlfriend.DThewomanisstartingherlifewiththeman.Thewomanisplanningongettingmarriedsoon.Thewomanisgoingtohavesomekids.Thewomanissuddenlyunsureaboutthefuture.Part3UnderstandingPassagesDCommunicationstechnology.Thegalaxy.Problemsforcompanies.Asatellitefailure.ATechnologyforcommunications.Telecommunicationssatellites.Americantechnology.Radiobroadcasts.BGalaxyFourisworkingpoor.GalaxyFourneedsaworkingcomputertooperate.Americanslivewithouttechnologyeveryday.CompaniesfailedbecauseofGalaxyFour.AAsatellite.Ahomesatellitesystem.Atelephonemessagesystem.Apagerthatmakesbeepingsounds.B10.Part4Televisioncanbeapowerfulinfluenceindevelopingvaluesystemsandshapingbehavior.Unfortunately,muchoftoday'stelevisionprogrammingisfullofviolence.(1)Extensiveviewingoftelevisionviolencebychildrenisdangerous.Peoplearewellawarethatitcausesgreater(2)aggressivenessinchildren.Sometimes,watchingasingleviolentprogramcanincreaseaggressiveness.The(3)impactofTVviolencemaybeimmediatelyevidentinthechild'sbehaviorormaybeshownyearslater.Americanparentsare(4)advisedtoprotecttheirchildren.Theyshouldbeprotectedfrom(5)excessiveTVviolenceinthefollowingways:Payattentiontotheprogramstheirchildrenarewatchingandwatchsomewiththem.Set(6)limitsontheamountoftimetheyspendwatchingtelevision.Pointoutthatalthoughtheactorhasnotactuallybeenhurtorkilled,suchviolenceinrealliferesultsinpainor(7)deathRefusetoletthechildrenseeshowsknowntobeviolent.You8.45.15.Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.BElishaGray.AlexanderGrahamBell.TheUSSupremeCourt.Thetelephone.ABellandGraydidn'tworktogether.TheUSSupremeCourtdidn'tfavorBell.Bellwasinterestedinteachingpeopletospeak.Bellhadbeenanactorwholeftthetheater.ASuccessful.Perfect.Helpless.Speechless.BSendmetallictwangsoverwires.Usehistechnologytosendclearsounds.Findacompetenthelper.Teachdeafpeoplehowtospeak.DInthenextroom.Atthetheater.Inthereceiver.Inalab.shouldalso(8)changethechanneltosomethingdifferentorturnofftheTVsetwhensomethingoffensivecomeson,withanexplanationofwhatiswrongwiththeprogram.5.Disapproveoftheviolentepisodesinfrontofthechildren.Stressthebeliefthat(9)suchbehaviorisnotthebestwayforapersontoresolveaproblem.Contactotherparentsandtalkwiththemaboutthisproblem.Seeifyoucan(10)agreewithoneanothertoenforcesimilarrulesaboutthelengthoftimeandtypeofprogramthechildrenmaywatch.IfparentsarecarefulwithwhatTVprogramschildrenwatch,thenegativeTVcanbereduced.Part5填空Ifshemustchoosebetweenloveandwork,shewouldneverhesitate.Thisisanearlychurch,datingfromtheninth-century,whichwasrebuiltunderthedirectionofSanCarloBorromeo.Iftheteammembershadbeenunsuccessfulingettingintouchwiththeirsupportbase,theywouldhavebeeningravedifficulty,stuckinthedesertwithoutfuel,waterorfood.Priceincreasesfailtokeeppacewithrisingcosts.Theysignedupforthesamecourses,sattogetherinseminars,andwenttogethertotheNationalFilmTheatre.Beingtallgavehimanadvantageovertheotherplayers.Westilllagfarbehindmanyofourcompetitorsinusingmoderntechnology.Shecameupwithanewideaforincreasingsales.CHedoesnothisworkmatesandthereareoftendisagreementsbetweenthem.goonwithputupwithgetalongwithkeepupwithAHotmetalasitgrowscooler.contractsreducescondensescompressesDAlthoughthepayisnotgood,peopleusuallyfindsocialworkinotherways.payablerespectfulgratefulrewardingCI'minnothiseveningtolistentopopularmusic.feelingattitudemoodtendencyCIdidn'tknowwhattodobutthenanideasuddenlytome.happenedenteredoccurredPart7完形AsamanagerofabankinVietnam,IamveryexcitedatthechancesaswellaschallengesoftheInformationAge.Ourcountryis1.undergoingmuchadvancementintheareaoftelecommunications.Officialsfromthegovernmenthavedecidedto2.steerourcountryintothe21stcentury.Theyaregoingtodothisby3.installingup-to-dateopticalfibers.Thesefiberswillbeableto4.carryinformationontheInternettothebusinessesandcitizensofVietnam.Thistechnologyisgoingtomake5.loggingontotheInterneteasier.ItwillalsomakeusingtheInternetmore6.reliable.Ibelievethatthisisdefinitelygoingto7.increasetherevenuesofbusinesses.Thiswillbethecaseespeciallyforthoseinthefinancial8.realm.Ihavetraveledtoplaces9.Wheretheyhavehigh-capacitylinesfortheInternet.ThedifferencelO.inwhatyoucangetdonethereasopposedtowhatyoucandoinotherplacesislarge.No,Disabledvisitorsarewelcome;thereisgoodwheelchairaccesstomostfacilities.Winningthiscontractiscrucialtothesuccessofthecompany.Ateacher'sworkisoftencomparedtoacandle.Thechildrenleapedoverthewallandescaped.Part6hitCHehasbeenofmurderingtheJapanesevisitor.blamedchargedaccusedarrestedDWe'vesalt.AskMrs.Jonestolendussome.runawaywithrundownrunoffrunoutofCRegardlesshisappearance,heisinnocent.toinofforB,I'vedecidedtotravelbysea,asitisobviouslycheaperandmorecomfortable.AtsecondthoughtOnsecondthoughtInsecondthoughtFromsecondthoughtsDNobodyknowstheageoftheearthcertain.byinwithD.formorethanlarge,itis11.immense.Tradingandcommunicatingwithforeigncountrieswillbecomefarmore12,feasibleforsmallerbusinesses.13.ofimportantdocumentswillbedonemoreoften.Thisactivity,whichis14.essentialtotrading,willbemuchsimpler.Therearesomewhobelievethatweshouldworkon15.maintainingandupdatingotherutilitieslikewaterandelectricitybeforeweinvestinthefuture.However,assomeonewhohasa(n)16.Stakeinbettercommunications,Icouldn'tbehappier.Itisallquitesimple.17.Untilwehavetheinfrastructuretosupportourmanufacturingandtrade,wewillnotbeattheplaceinthewordthatweshouldbe.Wewillnotbedoingallthethingsthatourcountryis18.capableof.Inthiscase,wewillalways19.lagbehindothercountriesthathavebettertechnology.Weneedto20.Lickthisproblembycreatingthefoundationforbettertelecommunicationsnow.Tacklingthisproblemwillhelpclosethegapwithourcompetitors.Part8SkimmingandScanning"WithinthelastwildlandsofNorthAmericalivesananimalthatinspiresrespectandfeararoundtheworld.Itisthegrizzlybear(灰熊).Grizzlies(灰熊)cansprintthirty-fiveplusmilesanhour,smellfishatnineormoremiles,anddragathousand-poundanimalupsteepmountains.Thegrizzlybearisoneofaveryfewremainingonearththatcankillahumaninphysicalcombat.Itcanremoveahumanheadwithasinglehit,orcauseseriousharmtoapersoninrapidorder.Withinthelastwildernessareaswheretheylive,theyaretheundisputedkingofallbeasts.Iknowthisallverywell.MynameisTimothyTreadwell,andIlivewiththewildgrizzly."TimothyTreadwell(April29,1957-October5,2003),bornTimothyDexter,gaveawarningherethatweshouldallpayattentionto.Animals,particularlythebearsheknewwell,canbedeadly.Asitturnsout,Treadwellshould'vetakenhisownadviceandrespectedthedangertheseanimalspresent.Heshould'vekepthisdistancefromthem.Ifhehad,hemightbewithustoday.WhowasTimothyTreadwell?TreadwellwasanenvironmentalistandbearenthusiastwholivedamongtheCoastalbrownbearsofKatmaiNationalParkinAlaskaforapproximately13seasons.Attheendofhisthirteenthseasonintheparkin2003,heandhisgirlfriendAmieHuguenard(age37)werekilledandpartiallyeatenbyabrownbear.Theattackwasnotablebecauseoftheunusuallifestyleofthevictims,andthesurvivalofanaudiorecordingoftheattack.Treadwell'slife,work,anddeathwerethesubjectofthe2005documentaryfilmbyWernerHerzogtitledGrizzlyMan.LifeStoryBorninLongIsland,NewYork,muchofwhatisknownofTimothyTreadwell'slifeisdocumentedbyTreadwellhimself.Treadwellcharacterizedhimselfasanactor,recoveringalcoholic,formerdruguser,andheroofthewild.Accordingtohispersonalaccounts,hebecameinvolvedwithdrugsafterfailingtogaintherolewonbyWoodyHarrelsonintheTVcomedyCheers.Treadwellclaimedtohisparentsthathewassecond-choicefortherole,butthishasnotbeenindependentlyverified.InterestinbearsAfterseveralvisitstoAlaskaintheearly1990's,Treadwellbecameinterestedinbearsand,inthelast5yearsofhislife,documentedmanyofhisexperiencesandinteractionswithbearsviahomevideo.Treadwellattributedhisrecoveryfromdrugusetohisrelationshipwithbears.By2001,Treadwellbecamenotableenoughtoreceiveextensivemediaattentionbothontelevisionandinenvironmentalcircles.Throughhisvideos,hebecameknownforattemptingtocreatepersonalrelationshipswiththebearsheworkedwith.Asanactivist,heactivelycommunicatedwiththepublic,includingtravelingthroughouttheUnitedStatestoeducateschoolchildrenaboutbears,andappearingontheDiscoveryChannel,LateShowwithDavidLetterman,andDatelineNBCtodiscusshisexperiences.Hewasalsoaco-author;withJewelPalovak,ofthebookAmongGrizzlies:LivingwithWildBearsinAlaska,wherehedescribedhisadventuresinAlaska.Treadwell,alongwithhisfriendsJewelPalovak,andformerAmericanGladiatorJonathanByrnefoundedGrizzlyPeople,apoliticalorganizationdevotedtoprotectingbearsandpreservingtheirwildernesshome.Despitetheorganization'sname,Treadwelldidnotassociatewithgrizzlybears,atermproperlyappliedonlytobrownbearsthatlivefartherinland.DeathInOctober2003,Treadwellandhisgirlfriend,AmieHuguenard,visitedKatmaiNationalParkinAlaska.Treadwell,whonevercarriedanymeansofdefenseagainstbearattacks,chosetosethiscampsitenearastreamwherebearscommonlyfeedinthefall.Treadwellwasintheparklaterintheyearthanusual,atatimewhenbearsfighttogainasmuchfataspossiblebeforewinter,andlimitedfoodsuppliescausethemtobemoreaggressivethaninothermonths.Ithasbeennotedthatfoodwasscarcethatfall,andthebearswerethereforemoreaggressivethanusual.OnOctober6,2003,TreadwellandHuguenard'sbodieswerediscoveredbytheKodiakairtaxipilotwhoarrivedattheircampsitetopickthemupfromtheirtrip.Alargeelderlymalebear(taggedBear141)protectingthecampsitewaskilledbyparkpolicewhiletheyattemptedtogetthebodies.Asecondadolescentbearwaskilledashorttimelaterafteritchargedtheparkpolice.Itwaslatershownthatthefirstanimalhadconsumedpartsofthecouples'remains.ThisbearisnotbelievedtobeoneofthebearsTreadwellusuallyencountered,thoughthispointisdisputed.Avideocamera,withthelenscapinplace,wasrecoveredatthesite.Thevideocamerahadbeenturnedonatsomepointduringthefatalattack,presumablybyHuguenard,butthecamerarecordedonlysixminutesofaudiobeforerunningoutoftape.Treadwell'shead,partialbackbone,andleftarmandhandstillwearinghiswristwatchwererecoveredatthescene.Huguenard'spartialbodywasfoundnearbysomewhatburiedindirt.MethodsandCriticismTreadwell'smethodsweregenerallythoughtunsoundbybearexpertsandpublicalike.Henamedmanyofthebearsheencounteredandoftenmovedcloseenoughtothemthathecouldtouchthemandinteractwiththemonapersonallevel.Manywildlifeexpertsobjectedtohismethods,believingthathisattitudetowardthebearswastoobrave,thatheignoredwell-knowndangersofworkingwithbears,andthathethoughtofthemtoomuchaspeople.Expertsalsobelievethatheendangeredtheanimalsbymakingthemtoocomfortablewithhumans,thusincreasingthelikelihoodofdangerousencountersinthefuture.Hisdeathbybearattackisseenbysomeasanaturalconclusionofhismethodsofinteractingwithbears.HiscriticsalsonotethatwhileTreadwellbelievedthathewasprotectingbears,controlexpertshavestatedthatincidentsofillegalhuntingintheareawerelowanddidnotaffectthepopulationlevel.However,accordingtothe"GrizzlyPeople"organizationhefounded,fivebearswerekilledintheyearafterhisdeath,whilenonehadbeenkilledwhilehewaspresentinKatmai.Thislastpointisdisputed.GrizzlyMan,theFilmCTherearenotmanyanimalsthatcan,likethegrizzly,inspirerespectandfearliveinwildernessareaskillahumaninphysicalcombatsprintthirty-fiveplusmilesanhourBWhywastheattackonTreadwellandHuguenardnotable?Theywerepartiallyeaten.Theyhadanunusuallifestyle.TheywerefilmedbyWernerHerzog.Theywereattackedbyabrownbear.DWhatdidTreadwellcharacterizehimselfasinhispersonalaccounts? ATVactorinthecomedyCheers.AmanfromLongIsland,NewYork.Agrizzlybear.Aheroofthewild.ATreadwellattributedhisrecoveryfromdrugusetohisrelationshipwithbearshisexperiencesinthewildhisseveralvisitstoAlaskahisenthusiasmforenvironmentCThe"GrizzlyPeople"organization,foundedbyTreadwellandPart9Ihearpeoplecomplainingabouthowharditwastofindajoballthetime.Butnowadaysthingsarechanging.The1.recessionshouldonlyaffectpeoplewhowanttoworkforsomeoneelse.Nowitistheperfecttimetogeta2.stakeinthefuturebystartingupyourownbusiness.Youmaynotmakeany3.revenueatfirst,butyoucangeteverythingsetupforyourownbusiness.Listen,mostpeoplethinkthatabusinessneedstohavealargewarehouse（仓库）forkeepingand4.distributingthegoods.Thisjustisn'tthecasenow.InourInformationAgeyoucan5.importandexportgoodswithouteverevenhavingtotouchtheproduct.Advancesintelecommunicationsmakeitpossibleforyoutogetinvolvedwiththestrategicphasesof6.transactions,butstayoutoftheproductionandshipping.Forexample,throughintensiveresearchIn2005,directorWernerHerzogreleasedGrizzlyMan,adocumentaryaboutTreadwell'sworkwithwildlifeinAlaska,whichairedontheDiscoveryChannelandisfrequentlyrerun.ItincludessomeofthefilmthatTreadwelltook,andalsointerviewswithpeoplewhoknewhim,andhisappearanceonDavidLetterman.GrizzlyManisgenerallyconsideredtohaveacriticaltakeonTreadwell,hismethodsandhischaracter;manypeoplesaythatGrizzlyManmadeTreadwelllookmentallyunbalanced.However,HerzogdoespraiseTreadwell'sfilmsandpictures.hisfriends,wasdevotedto.creatingpersonalrelationshipswiththebearstheyworkedwitheducatingschoolchildrenaboutbearsthroughouttheUSprotectingbearsandpreservingtheirwildernesshomedocumentingtheirexperiencesandinteractionswithbears6.DWhydidbearsbecomemoreaggressiveinthefallof2003thaninothermonths? Becausemorehuntersenteredtheparkthatfall.Becausebearsneededmorefatthatfall.Becauseitwasextremelycoldthatfall.Becausefoodwasscarcethatfall.ABothbearexpertsandthepublicthinkthatTreadwell'smethodswere.A.unsoundgoodandbravepersonalcomfortableTotheeyeofsomeexperts,Treadwell'sdeathbybearattackisanaturalconclusionofmethodsofinteractingwithbears.Accordingtocontrolexperts,thepopulationlevelofbrownbearsintheareaisnotaffectedbyincidentsofillegalhunting.ManypeoplethinkWernerHerzog'sfilm,GrizzlyMan,madeTreadwelllookmentallyunbalanced.youcan7.identifyaproductthatyouwanttosellandthenyoucandeveloparelationshipwiththatmanufacturer.OftenyoucanmakeuseoftheInternetto8.veilthemanufacturer'sidentitysothebuyerandmanufacturernevercommunicate.Youmarkettheproductandtheordersandmoneyall9.flowtoyou,buttheproductisdirectlyshippedtothecustomerfromthemanufacturer.Onceit'ssetup,allyouhavetodoismanageyouremailandbank10.account.Believeitornot,youmayhaveatrynow.PartlOAtonetimeatravelercouldlearnaboutaregionbylookingatthehouses.Forexample,heorshecouldunderstandwhatbuildingmaterialswereavailable.Inareaswithmanywoodhouses,thetravelerwouldhaveguessedthattherewerenearbyforests.Stonehouseswouldhaveindicatedthatstoneswereeasytoget.However,acloserlookatthehouseswouldhavetoldthetravelerevenmoreaboutthearea.Peopleusedtobuildhousesthatfittedtheclimateoftheirareas.Forexample,indesertregionsthereisabigdifferencebetweendaytimeandnighttimetemperatures.Therefore,manydesertpeoplebuilthouseswithverythickwalls.Thesethickwallsservedausefulpurposeinthehouses.Forexample,inthewinterthethickwallsabsorbedthesun'swarmthduringthedayandradiatedtheheatatnight.Desertpeoplewererelativelycomfortableintheirhomes,orresidences,atalltimesbecausetheybuiltthemtofitthedesertclimate.Thenthesupplyoffuelforelectricitybecamebothcheapand1.BWhataretwothingsthatatravelercouldlearnaboutanareabylookingatthehouses?Theclimateispoorandsoarethepeoplelivinginit.Theclimateintheareaandthekindofbuildingmaterialseasyforthepeopletoreach.Thereisaforestnearbyandtheyareonthetopofamountain.Theyarenearahouseanditsownerisnotthereatthemoment.CThemainideaofParagraph1isthat.woodisaforestproducttherearenostonesinforestshousesusedtotellaboutaregionpeopleusedtotraveltolearnabouthousesBThemainideaofParagraph2isthat.Questions6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.DuringthefirsthalfofthenineteenthcenturymuchthoughtwasgiventobuildingthePanamaCanal.ThediscoveryofgoldinCaliforniain1848broughtanincreaseddemandforatransportationlinkacrossPanama.Arailroadlinewascompletedaftersixyearsofhardlaborintheswamps（沼泽）andjungles.Overtwothousandworkmendiedfromyellowfeverandmalaria（疟疾）.In1881aFrenchorganizationtriedtobuildacanalacrosstheIsthmus（巴拿马地峡）.Forelevenyearsworkmenstruggledagainstheatanddisease.6.CPriortothesuccessfulcompletionofthePanamaCanal,FranceboughtastripoflandacrosstheIsthmusofPanamaMalariawaswipedoutasakillerdiseaseonecountryfailedinitsattemptstobuildacanalAmericandoctorswerehonoredfortheirworkAThebuildingofthePanamaCanalrepresents.man'sunyieldingdesireforprogressman'sunceasingthirstfordangerman'sabilitytoresistdiseaseman'sspiritofinventionCWhatwasgivenprioritybytheUnitedStates?easytoget.Theeffectonhousingwasimmediate.Peoplebegantobuildtheirhomesaccordingtofashioninsteadofutility.Housesnolongerreflectedtheavailabilityofbuildingmaterialsorclimate.Houseswithsteeproofscouldbefoundinthetropics,thewarmregionsoftheEarth,eventhoughthesepointedroofsoriginatedinsnowyregionsoftheworld.Heavysnowfallsoffaslanted（歪斜的）roof.Anotherexampleistheuseofglass.Housesmadealmostcompletelyofglasscouldbefoundinverycoldplaces.Yetordinaryglassdoesnotinsulate（绝缘）wellbecauseitneitherkeepsoutcoldairnorkeepsinwarmair.Aslongasfuelwascheapandeasytoget,peoplecouldbuildanytypeofhouseanyplace.thickwallsabsorbheatfromthesunpeoplebuilthousestofittheclimatepeoplearecomfortableintheirhousesinthedesert,daytimetemperaturesarelowerthannighttimetemperaturesDThemainideaofParagraphs3and4isthat.heavysnowdoesnotstayonsteeproofsordinaryglassdoesnotinsulatewellfuelisusedtoproduceelectricitythesupplyoffuelaffectshomebuildingAWhatdoes"radiate"（Para.2）mean?Giveoff.Absorb.Gather.Consume.Atleast15,000diedbeforetheFrenchgaveuptheirattemptstobuildthecanal.Foryearstheabandonedmachinerylayinthejungles.AtthecloseoftheSpanish-AmericanWartheUnitedStatesboughtastripoflandtenmileswideacrosstheIsthmus.Immediateattentionwasgiventothecontrolofdiseases.Intwoyearsyellowfeverwascompletelyeliminated.BecauseoftheworkofAmericanmedicalheroes,itwaspossibletobuildthesplendidPanamaCanal.Buyingastripofland.Startingthebuildingthecanalimmediately.thepreventionofillness.theSpanish-AmericanWar.DTheauthorpresentsdetailsaccordingto.orderofimportancespatial（空间的）ordersimplelistingtimeorderCWhatisthemainideaofthepassage?Theeliminationofyellowfever.ThediscoveryofgoldinCalifornia.TheeffortsrecordedinthebuildingofthePanamaCanal.TheworkofAmericanmedicalheroes.Unil3BooksPart1UnderstandingShortConversationsQuestions1to1arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.CThespeakersarewelfarecaseworkers.Thespeakershavecleaneduptheirapartment.Thespeakerslivetogetherandreceivewelfaremoney.Thespeakershavehadtheirwelfarepaymentsreduced.Questions2to2arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.BThemanhasarrivedthismorningfromThailand.ThemanisgoingtoThailandthenextday.ThemanhasboughtsomebagsinThailand.ThemanwouldliketotakethewomantoThailand.Questions3to3arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.CHecan'tspeakthelanguage.Hedoesn'tknowhowtospeaktonativespeakers.Hesometimesmakesmistakesinpronunciationandtenses.Hehavedifficultyunderstandingnativespeakers.Questions4to4arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.CThewoman'slegisbroken.Theaccidentwastoominortoleadtoabreak.X-raysaretheonlywaytoknowifthereisabreak.Thewoman'spainisprobablyminor.Questions5to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.DThemanwouldliketodosomethingtohelppeople.Themanwouldliketodosomethingtogetrich.Themanthinksthewomanshoulddosomethingtomakeherrich.Themanthinksthewoman'snewjobisgood.Questions6to6arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.DWakingupandrollingoutofbed.Beingnearallhisfavoritethings.Meetingpeoplefromallovertheworld.Stayingnearhisclassroom.Questions7to7arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.BBrotherandsister.Teacherandstudent.Fatheranddaughter.Motherandson.Questions8to8arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.ABrotherandsister.Motherandson.Fatheranddaughter.Teacherandstudent.Part2UnderstandingLongConversationsQuestions1to4arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.BBecausesheisProf.Lee'sdaughter.Becausesheusedtodothejobherself.BecausesheworksparttimeasProf.Lee'ssecretary.Becauseshejustcameoutofaninterviewforthejob.DItshouldbehigher.Itisthesameasthepostofficepays.Itvariesaccordingtoexperienceofdifferentindividuals.Itissatisfactory.BToteachanintroductoryeconomicscourse.Togradehomeworkset.Tomakeuphomeworkproblems.Todoresearchworkinthelibrary.CHeisafraidhewon'tknowenoughtodothejobwell.Hefearsthatthejobmaybetooboring.Hewondersifhe'llhaveenoughtimetodothejob.HethinksProf.Leehassomeothercandidates.Questions5to9arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.CParents.Richpeople.Food.Parents.CSteakandpotatoes.HamburgerandFrenchfries.Indianfood.Lamb.AThespeakersarenotrich.Thespeakersaredisappointed.Thespeakersareeatingnow.ThespeakersareinIndia.BHermotherlikesIndianfood.Hermotheriskeepingherfromeatingnow.Hermotherwillmakethefood.Hermotherwillgetajob.DTeacherandstudent.Brotherandsister.Motherandson.Fatheranddaughter.Part3UnderstandingPassagesQuestions1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassageordialog.CAlawyerfriend,Patricia.Highfeesforlawyers.Publicinterestlawyers.Clientswhoneedlegalhelp.BPublicinterestlawyersareexpensive.Somepeoplecan'taffordlawyers.Somelawyersdon'tmakemuchmoney.Someclientsneedlegalhelp.DPublicinterestlawyersareexpensive.Publicinterestlawyersareunfair.Somelawyershavenothingatall.Somelawyerschoosetoreceivelessmoney.DSometimesclientscheatlawyers.Sometimeslawyersarelikecriminals.Sometimesstoresgetlegalhelp.Sometimeslawyersdon'tchargeaclient.CTroub