The Old New England villages have changed relatively little______a gas station or two in r

ew world for me. Im exposed to the thoughts of some of the worlds best writers. Ive never read so much in my life. Question: What does the man mean?

A．He has met some of the world"s best writers.

B．He has written some books about world classics.

C．He has learned a lot from the literature class.

D．He is just back from a trip round the world.

as it looks. It isnt due until Thursday morning. Question: What does the woman mean?

A．The assignment looks easy but actually it"s quite difficult.

B．The assignment is too difficult for them to complete on time.

C．They cannot finish the assignment until Thursday.

D．They have plenty of time to work on the assignment.

ee minutes. Question: What does the woman mean?

A．The next bus is coming soon.

B．The bus will wait a few minutes at the stop.

C．There are only two or three passengers waiting for the bus.

D．They can catch this bus without running.

its my turn Shall we try something Italian? Question; What do we learn from the conversation?

A．They are both anxious to try Italian food.

B．They are likely to have dinner together.

C．The man will treat the woman to dinner tonight.

D．The woman refused to have dinner with the man.

hats his opinion. Most of others think differently. Question: What does- the woman mean?

A．She does not agree with Jack.

B．Jack"s performance is disappointing.

C．Most people will find basketball boring.

D．She shares Jack"s opinion.

Speaker A: How would you like your steak, sir? Speaker B: ______

A．What would you like to recommend for soup?

B．Rare, please. Oh, I"d like to see the wine list.

C．Can I have a look at the menu first?

D．Oh, I wonder if I can have a table by the window.

Speaker A: I wonder if we can book our room for another three nights. Speaker B: ______

A．What is the room number?

B．Why have you decided to stay longer?

C．Have you made a reservation at our hotel?

D．What kind of room do you want, single or double?

Speaker A: Good morning, Lily! Speaker B: ______

A．Good morning, teacher!

B．Good morning, Teacher Wilson!

C．Good morning, Dr. Wilson!

D．Good morning, Professor John Wilson!

ooks there are. Speaker B: ______

A．So do I. But I"ve found you can waste a lot of time that way.

B．I don"t know when they started to introduce this new system.

C．I wonder why they don"t add more books on economics to the stacks.

D．What do you think of the service of the librarians?

Speaker A: Here is a little something to remember me by. Speaker B: ______

A．Oh, a scroll! It must have cost you a big sum of money.

B．Well, you really shouldn"t have spent so much money on buying a present.

C．Well, I appreciate your kindness, but I really can"t accept such an expensive gift.

D．Oh, a scroll! That beautiful painting of galloping horses! I"ve always admired it.