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1. How can we buy a ticket for ¡°Expo 2010 Shanghai¡±?
A.To reserve it online       B.To reserve it at the door        C.To buy it from the office.
2. What are the speakers going to do?
A. Pack a lunch together.     B.Come to work in the park.    C. Have a picnic at the weekend.
3. What does the man mean?
A.The woman doesn¡¯t need a new bag.       B.The bag is too expensive.
C.He can¡¯t lend the woman any money
4. What does the woman think of the lecture?

A.Boring          B.Interesting          C.tough.
  5.How is the man¡¯s English? 
     A.As poor as before    B.Much improved       C.Poorer than before
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6.What do we know about the accident?
A.Both Mr.Smith and the man were seriously injured.
B.Mr.Smith was sound and safe,but the other man wasn¡¯t
C.It happened when Mr.Smith was driving home from work.
7.How much does it cost to get the car fixed?
A.No more than $500.  B.At least $500    C.Less than $500
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8.How did the woman feel about yesterday¡¯s exam?
  A.She did it very well.    B.It was more difficult than the last one
  C.She was sure to fail in the exam.
9.What can we learn about the woman from the conversation?
  A.She didn¡¯t work hard        B.She took too many courses       C.She was too careless.
10.What is the man¡¯s suggestion to the woman?
A.She shouldn¡¯t worry about the exam.                                       
  B.She should watch basketball game tonight.
  C.She should take more courses.
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11.Why did the woman go to New York during the vacation?
  A.To learn English        B.To do business      C.To visit her teachers.
12.What does the woman like particularly about the American classes?
  A.There are many activities in class.      B.The teachers are nice.
  C.The students have more freedom in class.
13.What could the man most probably be?
  A.A student   B.A teacher   C.A worker
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14.What are the speakers mainly talking about?
  A.Problems with living in an apartment.                                       
B.A search for a new apartment.
  C.The cost of rent near universities.
15.What kind of apartment is Ann looking for?
A.An apartment not far from the campus.
B.An apartment without furniture.
C.An apartment where she can live alone.
16.How is Roger going to help her?
  A.By calling a friend         B.By checking newspapers.       C.By visiting an apartment.
17.Where does the conversation take place?
  A.At home   B.In the classroom.  C.Over the phone.
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18) What is the theme of Expo 2010?
  A.Better living in future urban environment.     B.Better City,Better Lif.      C.Global population.
19.What percent of population lived in cities in 2000?
  A.2%      B.29%     C.50%.
20.Which of the following can not we learn from the passage?
  A.There is only one kind of culture in the city.
  B.Remodeling of communities in the city.
  C.Economic prosperity in the city.
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29. In face of___failure , it is the most important to keep up ___ good state of mood .   
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30. In front of the farmhouse ______.
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