听力: 第一节(共5小题:每小题1.5分.满分7.5分) 听下面5段对话.每段对话后有一个小题.从题中所给的A.B.C三个选项中选出最佳选项.听完每段对话后.你

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(Text 1)

M：We'll have to hurry if we don't want to miss the beginning of the play．It's already 7∶30．

W：Well, it takes 15 minutes to get to the theater and the play doesn't begin until 8∶00

(Text 2)

W：How can I get all this data put into the computer on time?

M：You could ask Mary to give you a hand．

(Text 3)

M：I was shocked when I heard you'd finished your research project a whole month early．

W：How I managed to do it is still a mystery to me．

(Text 4)

W：Be sure to clean your plate while you're there．

M：Even if Mrs．Jameson gives me something I don't like?

W：Yes, especially if she gives you something you don't like．

(Text 5)

W：I want to go to Yellow Street．

M：Yes, Madam．It'll take about twenty minutes．

W：The traffic seems terribly heavy．It's unusual．

M：No, Madam．It's about the same every day at this time．

(Text 6)

W：Good afternoon．Mr．Zhao．

M：Hello, Miss Li．I think you've got some messages for me．

W：Yes．Do you want to read 'hem now?

M：Can you tell me what they are, please?I'm in a hurry．

W：Yes, Mr．Johnson left a message．

M：Mr．Johnson?

W：Yes, Mr．Johnson of the BEC Development Cooperation．He rang to ask about buying some TV sets．

M：Anything else?

W：Yes, Mr．Hopkins rang and he would be here at four this afternoon as you asked．

M：Right．Put them here on my desk．I'll be back then．Goodbye．

(Text 7)

M：Good morning．Can I help you?

W：Yes．I'd like to change some travelers' cheques into cash, please,

M：Certainly．Madam．How much would you like to change?

W：200 pounds, please, into American dollars．Could you tell me today's rate of exchange?

M：Of course．It is 1.62 dollars to the pound．Do you have arty means of identification with you?

W：Yes．Here is my passport．

M：Thank you very much．Now, if you could sign your cheques Just here．That's right．Thank you．Now, 200 pounds．That will be a total of 334 dollars．How would you like it?

W：Oh, in fairly．small notes．

M：So, here you are．That's 50,100,150 ,170,190…

(Text 8)

M：Look, Jenny．I don't understand what's going on．You said your sister was arriving at 7∶30 and it's 8∶30 now．

W：I am sorry．Mike．I don't understand, either．Here's Helen's telegram．Have a look at it．

M：Arriving at Hetton Tuesday 7∶30 p.m．Jenny, where does she come from?What air line is she traveling on?What's the flight number?

W：I don't know, do I?The telegram is the only information I have．Mum．The last time we heard front her, she was in Wallence．

M：Then let's check flights from Wallence．I think that's the best thing to do．

W：You needn't do that．Here she comes．Go and get your car．

(Next 9)

W：How do you do, Mark?I'm the reporter from the Sports Weekly．May I ask you some questions about the Marathon Race that you've finished?

M：Please go ahead．

W：What makes you participate in such a long race?

M：I have confidence in my strength．You know, I manage to do some exercise for two hours every day．

W：Do you mean that regular exercise contributes a lot to your excellent health?

M：Sure．Young people nowadays watch games on television and read about sports in the newspaper

and claim to love sports．I can't see any good of that．

W：I am one of those young people．What shall I do?

M：A human being is a kind of machine that wears out from lack of use．You can start with some easy movements, such as jogging and swimming．

W：Shall I stick to one exercise?

M：You can stick to a type of exercise that is suitable for you．Your general fitness level is likely to increase through a variety of different activities．

W ：Thank you for your advice．And I hope I can see you in the race next year．

(Text 10)

W：In English-speaking countries, when you receive an invitation you should answer it immediately, saying whether you are able to accept it or not．If the invitation is given by word of mouth, you should answer at once whether you can come or not．If you can not give an answer at that time, you may say, “May I let you know this evening?” Or some such words．

When you are invited to lunch, dinner or supper, it is very impolite to arrive late．When you arrive, the hostess or some members of the．family will probably meet you at' the door and take your coat and hat．In a few minutes the hostess will ask her guests to come in to dinner．She may or may not ask each gentleman to take a lady in．If she does, the lady will take the gentleman's arm as they walk into the dining room．If she does not, the ladies will go in first, followed by the gentlemen．The hostess will either point out their seats to the guests as they come in or have a place card at each place with the guests, name on it．

After the meal is over it is not polite to leave for at least half an hour, lest you seem to have come only for the meal．An evening dinner invitation usually implies that you stay for the whole evening．The hostess often plans some after-dinner entertainment