听力原文：A "liberated woman" is simply a woman who...

听力原文：Man: One time I picked up a woman who wanted to go out to this landing strip and O'Hare. She said her people were being held captive on the landing strip. My Countrymen, she appeared to be an actress right out of one of those foreign intrigue films, very slender, with blonde hair, very expensively dressed. In this very thick Polish accent, I explained I couldn't drive out to the landing strip. The passenger terminal was the best I can do.

&8226;You will hear another five recordings.

&8226;For each recording, decide who is speaking.

&8226;Write one letter (A--H) next to the number of the recording.

&8226;Do not use any letter more than once.

&8226;You will hear the five recordings twice.

A an electrician

B a waiter

C a bank clerk

D a typist

E a taxi driver

F a postman

G a babysitter

H a bookbinder

听力原文：Woman: The Foxley Halls complex boasts a reputation for service and excellence second to none, We offer all facilities you will need and are within easy access to all major routes. We have ample car parking, super catering and all this in the traditional surroundings of a historical setting and relaxing countryside. Impress your client, stimulate your trainees or simply provide a beautiful background to display your products.

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听力原文：Who did they see on the road?

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A．A woman.

B．A man.

C．A driver.

D．A actress.

听力原文：M: Does John have your pictures?

W: No, Bob does.

Who has the pictures?

A．The woman.

B．Bob.

C．John.

听力原文：M: Does John have your suitcase?

W: No, Bob does.

Who has the suitcase?

A．The woman.

B．Bob.

C．John.

听力原文：(Man) Who's in charge of making the director's travel arrangements?

(Woman) (A) That's handled by his secretary.

(B) Use the corporate credit card to pay.

(C) The travel department called about the charges.

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A．

B．

C．

听力原文：Woman: If you have to deal with a customer who keeps ringing your office about a problem you think you've already dealt with, it's important to be forceful. Make them understand that you really sympathise with their problem, but decide on a course of action early in the conversation and try to keep it moving quickly to avoid any difficult areas. If you can, it might be worth your while trying to discover if there is another reason for their persistence, to try to do something about it before they call again.

You turn on the radio and hear a woman giving advice to business people. What advice does she give about dealing with customers?

A．Don't let them force you to agree to something.

B．Don't be too sympathetic towards them.

C．Don't allow them to stay on the phone too long.

听力原文：(A) The man is typing a document.

(B) The cup is sitting on the table.

(C) The woman is facing the man.

(D) The plant is being watered.

A．

B．

C．

D．

听力原文：M: Good evening and welcome to "Hardlife", the program that talks to ordinary people about their jobs. Today's guest is Barbara Currie, who's a dentist. Welcome, Barbara.

W: Thank you.

M: I suppose I should start by asking you how you became interested in dentistry.

W: Well, I suppose it started when I was eight. I smashed my front tooth and the dentist put in a gold one, which I thought was wonderful. I had it until I was 17.

M: And you've been a dentist for ten years or so?

W: Fifteen now.

M: Would you say that dentistry is still a man's world? I mean, I can't remember ever having a woman dentist in my life.

W: Well, it used to be a totally male profession. It's getting better, but you still find only a few women who own their own practices. Most of them are junior partners or employees in a man's business.

M: In your experience, is it common for people to be frightened of the dentist?

W: Yes, that's common. Some people are even frightened of coming into the room. I have to go through a long process of getting them to come in, walk around, sit down and then leave.

M: You mean you don't actually do any work on their teeth?

W: That's right. Sometimes, if people are scared, the first thing is simply helping them to feel a bit more comfortable with the place. M: Would you say you enjoyed your work?

W: Yes, I think so on the whole. But I'm still not used to some of the horrors I see when people open their mouths, and bad breath is not pleasant to deal with. Another thing that I find difficult is the noise of the drill. But laser treatment is now doing a lot of work we had to use the drill for, so now it's not so much of a problem.

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A．She smashed her front tooth in her childhood and the dentist put in a beautiful one.

B．Her childhood experience was so horrible that she made up her mind to help those with bad teeth.

C．She liked to be dentist without any particular reasons.

D．She fell in love with a dentist.

听力原文：Who did the woman think the mall was?

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A．The host of the house.

B．Freud's friend.

C．A burglar.

D．The host's brother.