Speaker A: Joanna, Im awfully sorry. I didnt mean to hurt you. Shall we have a beer and fo

Peter, please. Speaker B: ______

A．Hello, Mrs. Anderson. I"m sorry but Peter isn"t at home. I can give you his office phone number if you"d like to call him at work now.

B．Good morning. Peter is not here. Do you have anything to tell him?

C．Hello. Mrs. Anderson. Nice to hear you on the phone. Do you want to talk to Peter?

D．Hi, I don"t know where Peter is now. Please call later.

Speaker A: Can you recommend something a girl will really like? Speaker B: ______

A．It"s hard for me to recommend. You know, different girls have different brand preferences.

B．I"d suggest this lipstick or face powder, sir. It"s an excellent brand.

C．I"m afraid you"ll have to decide for yourself because you know her well.

D．How much would you like to spend on it?

aker B: ______

A．Well, you should never leave till tomorrow what you can do today.

B．If I were you, I would do them more carefully.

C．Come what may, I"ll be on your side.

D．Don"t worry. The clock is half an hour fast. You still have plenty of time to do them.

look at my paintings and give me your advice? Speaker B:______

A．Well, my paintings are not so wonderful. I"m not sure if I can help you.

B．Thank you, but I"m not as talented as you think. So I"m not sure if I"m the right person to give you any advice.

C．Thanks for the compliment, but I really don"t think I deserve it. Anyway, I would be happy to look at your paintings.

D．You must be flattering me. My paintings are not so good as you think.

The author intends to tell us that______.

A．someday the computers will replace human beings

B．very shortly the computers will dominate people

C．soon the computers will become completely independent

D．in the future the computers will be helpful in various fields

When is the internal temperature of a large desert mammal lowest?

A．Just before sunrise.

B．In the middle of the day.

C．Just after sunset.

D．Just after drinking.

Which of the following is mentioned in the passage?

A．Public colleges increase the tuition higher than private ones do.

B．The students spent $ 2 000 on books and supplies ten years ago.

C．Graduates in liberal arts can earn $ 10 000 per year at present.

D．Both the students out-of-state and foreign students can obtain scholarships.

According to the passage, we can draw the conclusion that______is not true.

A．Bill Clinton is a man who knows his own mind

B．Bill Clinton is good at competing with others

C．Bill Clinton is a man who can control himself

D．Bill Clinton is a man who wants to dominate others

In which of the following countries is the electronic observation most frequently used?

A．In Japan.

B．In Germany.

C．In America.

D．In France.

This passage seems most likely to be______.

A．a speech given by a teacher

B．a lecture provided by an economist

C．a review written by a journalist

D．an editorial published in a newspaper