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51.88]TheInternetisthemostsignificantprogress
54.93]inthefieldofcommunications.
57.30]Imagineabookthatneverends,
59.80]alibrarywithamillionfloors,
[01:
02.50]orimaginearesearchproject
04.68]thousandsofscientistsworkingaroundtheclockforever.
08.37]ThisisthemagicoftheInternet.
11.24]YettheInternethasthepotentialforgoodandbad.
15.40]Onecanfindwell-organized,information-richwebsites.
19.76]Atthesametime,onecanalsofindwastefulwebsites.
24.11]MostwebsitesareknownasdifferentInternetapplications.
28.77]Theseincludeonlinegames,chatrooms,andsoon.
33.07]Theseapplicationshavegreatpowertoo.
36.42]Sometimesthepowercanbesogreat
39.51]thatyoungpeoplemayeasilybecomevictimstotheirattraction.
43.83]So,weneedtorecognizetheseriousnessoftheproblem.
48.31]Wemustworktogethertouseitspowerforbetterends.
53.46]TheInternet
55.30]TheInternetisthemostsignificantprogress
58.38]inthefieldofcommunications.
[02:
05.23]Imagineabookthatneverends,
12.44]alibrarywithamillionfloors,
19.86]orimaginearesearchproject
22.05]thousandsofscientistsworkingaroundtheclockforever.
30.18]ThisisthemagicoftheInternet.
37.19]YettheInternethasthepotentialforgoodandbad.
45.87]Onecanfindwell-organized,information-richwebsites.
54.80]Atthesametime,onecanalsofindwastefulwebsites.
[03:
03.86]MostwebsitesareknownasdifferentInternetapplications.
13.12]Theseincludeonlinegames,chatrooms,andsoon.
21.94]Theseapplicationshavegreatpowertoo.
29.64]Sometimesthepowercanbesogreat
37.28]thatyoungpeoplemayeasilybecomevictimstotheirattraction.
46.34]So,weneedtorecognizetheseriousnessoftheproblem.
55.39]Wemustworktogethertouseitspowerforbetterends.
[04:
01.55]TheInternet
03.44]TheInternetisthemostsignificantprogress
06.45]inthefieldofcommunications.
13.32]Imagineabookthatneverends,
20.55]alibrarywithamillionfloors,
27.95]orimaginearesearchproject
30.12]thousandsofscientistsworkingaroundtheclockforever.
38.29]ThisisthemagicoftheInternet.
45.31]YettheInternethasthepotentialforgoodandbad.
54.01]Onecanfindwell-organized,information-richwebsites.
[05:
02.91]Atthesametime,onecanalsofindwastefulwebsites.
11.92]MostwebsitesareknownasdifferentInternetapplications.
21.18]Theseincludeonlinegames,chatrooms,andsoon.
30.05]Theseapplicationshavegreatpowertoo.
37.74]Sometimesthepowercanbesogreat
45.36]thatyoungpeoplemayeasilybecomevictimstotheirattraction.
54.44]So,weneedtorecognizetheseriousnessoftheproblem.
[06:
03.47]Wemustworktogethertouseitspowerforbetterends.
13.38]TheInternet
15.29]TheInternetisthemostsignificantprogress
18.31]inthefieldofcommunications.
20.75]Imagineabookthatneverends,
23.22]alibrarywithamillionfloors,
25.86]orimaginearesearchproject
28.06]thousandsofscientistsworkingaroundtheclockforever.
31.96]ThisisthemagicoftheInternet.
34.67]YettheInternethasthepotentialforgoodandbad.
38.83]Onecanfindwell-organized,information-richwebsites.
43.13]Atthesametime,onecanalsofindwastefulwebsites.
47.55]MostwebsitesareknownasdifferentInternetapplications.
52.13]Theseincludeonlinegames,chatrooms,andsoon.
56.56]Theseapplicationshavegreatpowertoo.
59.80]Sometimesthepowercanbesogreat
[07:
02.70]thatyoungpeoplemayeasilybecomevictimstotheirattraction.
07.28]So,weneedtorecognizetheseriousnessoftheproblem.
11.74]Wemustworktogethertouseitspowerforbetterends.
25.82]PartⅡLISTENINGCOMPREHENSION
29.96]InSectionsA,BandC
32.36]youwillheareverythingONLYONCE.
35.46]Listencarefullyandthenanswerthequestionsthatfollow.
39.37]Markthecorrectanswertoeachquestiononyouranswersheet.
44.84]SECTIONACONVERSATIONS
49.06]Inthissectionyouwillhearseveralconversations.
53.23]Listentotheconversationscarefully
55.83]andthenanswerthequestionsthatfollow.
58.68]Questions1to3arebasedonthefollowingconversation.
[08:
03.60]Attheendoftheconversation
05.86]youwillbegiven15secondstoanswerthequestions.
09.86]Now,listentotheconversation.
13.80]M:
Hello!
14.94]W:
Oh,Hello!
Youmustbeanewstudent.
18.30]Didyoufindusokay?
19.93]M:
Well,IgotabitlostandIhadtoaskastranger,
24.68]butIgothereeventually.
26.36]W:
Oh,dear!
Haveyoucomefartoday?
29.28]M:
OnlyfromBrighton,Iwasstayingwithmybrother.
32.32]W:
Oh,good.Howdidyougethere?
34.75]M:
Mybrothertookmetotherailwaystation,
37.56]andIgotabusatthisend.
39.42]W:
Uh-huh.Well,youbettertellmeyourname
42.29]soIcanfindyourform.
43.77]M:
MarkBurn.
45.42]W:
Burn…Burn…ah,yes!
48.59]Oh,you'
vechangedsincethisphoto.
50.90]Whathappenedtoyourbeardandmustache,
53.07]andyou'
renotwearingglasseseither.
54.93]M:
No,IthoughtI'
dbetterlooksmarter.
57.79]W:
Here'
sthekeytoyourroom.It'
s501.
[09:
01.01]M:
Thanks.HowdoIgetthere?
03.34]W:
Gototheendofthiscorridor,turnleft,
06.40]andit'
sthethirddoorontheright.
08.62]M:
Thankyou.Oh,there'
sameetingfornewstudents.
12.41]Whattimeisthat?
13.65]W:
Halfpastfiveinthecommonroomonthegroundfloor
16.79]attheotherendofthecorridor.
18.75]M:
Thanksalot!
Bye.
35.58]Questions4-6arebasedonthefollowingconversation.
39.65]Attheendoftheconversation,
41.87]youwillbegiven15secondstoanswerthequestions.
46.02]Now,listentotheconversation.
50.14]W:
Hi,Steve!
Howarethings?
52.07]M:
Hi,Maggie!
Good,thanks.
54.03]What'
snewwithyou?
55.61]W:
Oh,Iwasjustwonderingifyouwantedtogoouttonight.
59.42]M:
Well,Iwasthinkingofgoing
[10:
01.62]totheuniversitylibrarytodoabitofstudy.
05.14]Whathaveyougotinmind?
07.25]W:
Ithoughtwecouldjustgoforawalk,
09.95]maybedowntothatparknearthebeach.
12.27]M:
Tonight?
Youmustbejoking!
It'
stoocold!
16.19]W:
Oh,yes,it'
stoocold,butIstillwanttogooutsomewhere.
21.85]ThatnewTomCruisefilmisonintown.Howaboutthat?
25.44]M:
Okay.Whattimedoesitstart?
28.14]W:
Oh,Ithinkit'
shalfpasteightorsomething.
31.15]I'
lljustgetthepaperandhavealook.
32.80]Justhangonforaminute.
34.57]Look,thefilmgotafantasticreviewinthepaperlastweek.
38.22]M:
Okay,okay.Wherearewegoingtomeet?
41.80]W:
It'
dbeeasierifwemetatthecinema.
44.49]M:
Okay,whereisit?
46.44]W:
Oh,youknow,theyoeyan.
48.58]M:
Where'
sthat?
49.66]W:
NeartheTownHall,andoppositethebank.
52.15]M:
Oh,yeah.Iknowwhereitis.
54.54]Okay,look,I'
llmeetyouthereat15pasteight.
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13.59]Questions7-10arebasedonthefollowingconversation.
18.29]Attheendoftheconversation,
20.49]youwillbegiven20secondstoanswerthequestions.
24.13]Nowlistentotheconversation.
28.10]W:
Whatareyoureading,Bill?
30.00]M:
sthisweek'
sNewScientist.Why?
33.30]W:
Iwasjustwondering.
34.92]Itlooksinteresting,butI'
veneveractuallyreaditmyself.
38.85]It'
sforrealscientists,
40.53]orcanordinarypeoplelikemeunderstandit?
44.02]M:
Oh,it'
sforanyonereally.
46.94]Itusuallyhasarticlesandstories
49.03]aboutcurrentaffairsaboutscience
51.44]aswellaspapersaboutnewdevelopmentsandresearch.
54.96]I'
mreadingaboutanewtelephonethat
57.05]allowsyoutoseethepersonyou'
respeakingtoaswellashearing.
[12:
01.64]W:
Oh!
I'
veheardaboutit.
03.79]Isitonthemarketyet?
CanIbuyone?
06.08]M:
No,notthisone,
08.16]butthecompanyhasmadeothermodelstotryoutonbusiness.
11.92]Thisoneisspecialbecauseit'
scolorandtheimageismoving.
16.53]W:
Oh,that'
sinteresting.
18.62]M:
Yousee,thefirstvideophones,
21.67]that'
swhatthey'
recalled,whenmadeinJapan,
25.00]buttheycanonlyshowastillblackandwhiteimage.
29.27]Sothisvideophoneismuchbetterthanthat.
33.12]Mindyou,I'
mnotsureI'
dwantone.Wouldyou?
37.21]W:
Well,no.Idon'
tthinkIwould.
40.43]Ibetitcostsa