If students are making some mistakes, you can say, ‘__________________’ or ‘_________________________.’

听力原文：M: I just found out that my parents are moving.

W: Mmmm. Are you surprised?

M. Well, not really. They've been trying to sell their house for six months to a year now.

W: Oh, well, I thought they liked it where they were.

M: They do. They love it. But they're getting older. Dad wants to live in a smaller town. And Mom Says she's sick and tired of the fast pace and taking care of the house, you know.

W: Hmmm. So where are they going to move?

M: You're not going to believe this!

W: What? ,~

M: They're going to Mexico. Can you believe it?

W: Oh, my gosh. You're kidding.

M: Nope. They're going to San Miguel de Allende. It's this gorgeous little in the mountains.

W: Wow! I've never heard of it.

M: Ah.... it's about 150 miles northwest of Mexico City.

W: Wow! Do your parents speak Spanish?

M: No, but they're going to learn.

W: Wow. That's a big change. Why don't they stay in the U.S.

M: Well, they have always wanted to live abroad. Now that they're retired, they finally get to do it. And my dad, he adores Mexico. He's been there six or seven times at least. W: Wow. Sounds like this is going to be quite an adventure.

M: It should be. And San Miguel -- it is stunning. The government has made sure that there is no new buildings ever built there, so the traditional feeling of the town ... well, it's been preserved. Oh, and they make pottery there, which is perfect for my mother because she collects the stuff.

W: Oh, that's great for her. So, I guess now you're going to have a place to stay in Mexico. M: Yeah....

W: And a place for your friends to come and visit in Mexico. So, when exactly are they moving?

M: In a couple of months. They have to pack up and take care of all the business here. I'm going to help them with the move. I may even try o stay a couple of months if I can swing the time.

Why is the man not really surprised that his parents are moving?

A．His parents are retiring very soon.

B．His parents don't like living in this city.

C．His parents have implicitly indicated their future plans several times.

D．His parents have been trying to sell their houses for some time.

A、Wǒ yào liǎnɡ jīn pútɑo. 我 要 两 斤葡萄。

B、Wǒ mài liǎnɡ jīn pútɑo. 我 卖 两 斤 葡萄。

C、Wǒ xiǎnɡ liǎnɡ jīn pútɑo. 我 想 两 斤 葡萄。

D、wǒ chī liǎng jīn pútɑo. 我 吃 两斤 葡萄。

A、jīnɡlǐ hǎo. 经理 好。

B、lǎoshī hǎo. 老师 好。

C、nǐmen hǎo. 你 们 好。

D、shàng wǔ hǎo. 上午好。

听力原文：W: Jack ,can you say something about the differences many foreign students encounter in American classrooms?

M: One of the first things that happen is that teachers tell the students to call them by their first names. The teacher will then ask the students what they want to be called. Most of them will follow the teacher's example and have the teacher call them by their first names, even if this isn't customary in the country where they come from.

W: Do they have a problem with that?

M: For some students it sticks in their throat to have to call all their teachers by their first names and some never quite get comfortable with that.

W: Are teachers very formal in class?

M: Teachers are very easy-going, talking about themselves, their children, their pets. It's a wonderful way of motivating students and getting them to feel good in the classroom.

W: The classroom must look informal, too?

M: Yeah. The chairs are not organized in rows. They might be organized in a circle or in a semi-circle. There might be large tables in a classroom where students sit in groups around the table. It means that learning is a participatory activity, a two-way interaction.

W: With this kind of informality, I guess American teachers don't mind students not being punctual for class.

M: American teachers are careful about punctuality. If students don't show up on time, it conveys an attitude of disrespect to the professor.

Students are called in American classes______。

A．according to the students' will

B．according to the American convention

C．according to their own country's practice

D．at the teacher's will

听力原文：W: Jack, can you say something about the differences many foreign students encounter in American classrooms?

M: One of the first things that happen is that teachers tell the students to call them by their first names. The teacher will then ask the students what they want to be called. Most of them will follow the teacher's example and have the teacher call them by their first names, even if this isn't customary in the country where they come from.

W: Do they have a problem with that?

M: For some students it sticks in their throat to have to call all their teachers by their first names and some never quite get comfortable with that.

W: Are teachers very formal in class?

M: Teachers are very easy-going, talking about themselves, their children, their pets. It's a wonderful way of motivating students and getting them to feel good in the classroom.

W: The classroom must look informal, too?

M: Yeah. The chairs are not organized in rows. They might be organized in a circle or in a semi-circle. There might be large tables in a classroom where students sit in groups around the table. It means that learning is u participatory activity, a two-way interaction.

W: With this kind of informality, I guess American teachers don't mind students not being punctual for class.

M: American teachers are careful about punctuality. If students don't show up on time, it conveys an attitude of disrespect to the professor.

Students are called in American classes

A．according to the students' will

B．based on the American convention

C．according to their own country's practice

D．at the teacher's will

听力原文：W: Jack, can you say something about the differences many foreign students encounter in American classrooms?

M: One of the first things that happen is that teachers tell the students to call them by their first names. The teacher will then ask the students what they want to be called. Most of them will follow the teacher's example and have the teacher call them by their first names, even if this isn't customary in the country where they come from.

W: Do they have a problem with that?

M: For some students it sticks in their throat to have to call all their teachers by their first names and some never quite get comfortable with that.

W: Are teachers very formal in class?

M: Teachers are very easy-going, talking about themselves, their children, their pets. It's a wonderful way of motivating students and getting them to feel good in the classroom.

W: The classroom must look informal, too?

M: Yeah. The chairs are not organized in rows. They might be organized in a circle or in n semi-circle. There might be large tables in a classroom where students sit in groups around the table. It means that learning is a participatory activity, a two-way interaction.

W: With this kind of informality, I guess American teachers don't mind students not being punctual for class.

M: American teachers are careful about punctuality. If students don't show up on time, it conveys an attitude of disrespect to the professor.

Students are called in American classes

A．according to the students' will

B．based on the American convention

C．according to their own country's practice

D．at the teacher's will

A、Wǒ bù chī là de. 我 不 吃辣的。

B、Wǒ yào chī là de. 我 要 吃 辣的。

C、Wǒ bú là de chī. 我 不 辣的吃。

D、Wǒ chī de bú là 我 吃 的 不辣。