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B）Openingadepositaccount.D）Puttingmoneyinthebank.

8.A）Theyhavetoolittlepatience.C）Theyareveryhardonstudents.

B）Theyarenotstrictwithstudents.D）Theyaremorehard-workingthanbefore.

ConversationOne

9.A）Knowyourspousebetter.C）Emphasizeonqualitytime.

B）Waystobetteramarriage.D）Howtopleaseyourspouse.

10.A）Marriageneedstobeimproved.C）Peopleliketoraisekids.

B）Peoplegetcaughtupwiththeircareers.D）One’sowngoalsinlifearethemostimportant.

11.A）Flatterourspousesinpublic.C）Presentwordsofpraisetoourspouses.

B）Beloyaltoourspouses.D）Criticizeourspousesinpublic.

12.A）Spendsometimeapart.C）Remembertopraiseourspouses.

B）Careonlyaboutthefeelingsofone’sown.D）Showouradmirationtoourspouses.

ConversationTwo

13.A）InhisLiteratureClasslastweek.C）InhisHistoryClasslastweek.

B）InhisPublicRelationClasslastweek.D）InhisMathsClasslastweek.

14.A）TheywerereligiouspeoplefromNewEngland.C）TheywerereligionspeoplefromEngland.

B）TheywerereligiouspeoplefromAmerica.D）TheywereethnicpeoplefromEngland.

15.A）ThefirstThanksgivingDaywascelebratedin1621.

B）ThePilgrimshadagoodharvestinthefirstyear.

C）ThanksgivingisaholidaytothankfamilymembersintheUS.

D）Thanksgivingisanoccasionoffamilyreunion.

PassageOne

16.A）It’saprofessionsoughtafterbytoomany.C）It’sforambitiouspeopleonly.

B）It’stoodifficultforyoungpeople.D）It’sforyoungpeopleonly.

17.A）Becamethemostfamousactressoftheworld.C）Becameasfamousasthegreateractoroftheworld.

B）Playedtheleadingfemaleroleinafilm.D）Becamenolessfamousthantheleadingactoroftheday.

18.A）Thisissomethingwhichhappensatregulartimes.C）Thisissomethinghighlypossible.

B）Thisisahighlyprofitablechance.D）Thisisaveryrareoccurrence.

PassageTwo

19.A）Asocietyinwhichnobodywouldsmokeagain.C）Asocietyinwhichsmokingwouldbeallowedathome.

B）Asocietyinwhichpeoplewouldnotsmokeagain.D）Asocietyinwhichindustriallawswouldbansmokingatwork.

20.A）Manyaeroplaneaccidentsarerelatedtosmoking.C）Manydeathsoccurfromtobacco-relateddiseases.

B）Every12hoursthereare360,000deathsfromsmoking.D）ThereistoomuchsmokepollutionintheUS.

21.A）More“NoSmoking”sings.C）Bettereducationforchildren.

B）Morelawsagainstsmoking.D）Abanonsmokinginworkplaces.

PassageThree

22.A）Itsmashedintoarowofhouses.C）Itwastoonervoustoleavethestripinthemiddleoftheroad.

B）Itwasrunoverbyatruck.D）Ithitatruck.

23.A）Apassenger.B）Thedog.C）Thetruck-driver.D）Apoliceman.

24.A）Inthestreet.C）Inapublicswimmingpool.

B）Inafamilyswimmingpool.D）Inakindergarten.

25.A）Abigsteak.B）Apieceofbread.C）Abottleofmilk.D）Aextrabone.

SectionC

Veryhighwavesaredestructivewhenthey（26）_______thelands.Fortunately,this（27）_______happens.Onereasonisthatoutatsea,wavesmovinginadifferentdirection.Thetwo（28）_______ofwavestendtocanceleachotherout.Anotherreasonisthatwateris（29）_______neartheshore.Asawavegetsclosertoland,theshallow（30）_______helpsreduceits（31）______

Butthepowerofwavesstrikingtheshorecanstillbeverygreat.Duringawintergale,wavessometimesstrikethe（32）______withtheforceof6,000poundsforeach（33）_______foot.Thatmeansawave,25feethighand500feetalongitsface,may（34）____.Yet（35）________________________________________________________________________.

Duringthemostragingstorms,（36）_______________________________________________________

WeekTwo

1.A）1,016.B）1,060.C）508.D）580.

2.A）Heisgoingtothehospital.C）Heislettinghergo.

B）Heisshowinghishand.D）Heisofferinghelp.

3.A）Ashopassistant.B）Asalesclerk.C）Awaiter.D）Atelephoneoperator.

4.A）Fatheranddaughter.B）Uncleandniece.C）Auntandnephew.D）Cousins.

5.A）Shewasn’tinvited.C）Shealteredherdecision.

B）Shewasn’treadytocome.D）Shehadlostallhiskeys.

6.A）Thedoorneedsrepairing.C）Hecouldn’topenthedoor.

B）Hehadlostallhiskeys.D）Hewantedthewomantohelphim.

7.A）She’sratherhappytohearso.C）She’sunhappytohearso.

B）She’sdisappointedtohearso.D）She’ssurprisedtohearso.

8.A）Hethoughtitwasagoodcar.C）Hethoughttherewaswrongwiththecar.

B）Hethoughtitwastoonoisy.D）Hedidn’tlikeit.

ConversationOne

9.A）Findhisglasses.B）Situpstraight.C）Getenoughrest.D）Changehistries.

10.A）Astronomy.B）Psychology.C）Physicaltherapy.D）Jobconsoling.

11.A）Experimentalmedicines.C）Innovativephysicalexercises.

B）Specialtreatmentcenters.D）Flexibleworkexercises.

12.A）Howtosignupforacourse.C）Howshecanchangehersleeprhythms.

B）Howshecanhelptheman.D）Howsleepdisordersaretreated.

13.A）Inaclassroom.B）Inasnackbar.C）Inthedormitory.D）Inacamerashop.

14.A）He’snoisy.B）He’smessy.C）Hedoesn’ttellthetruth.D）Hedoesn’tclosethedoor.

15.A）Heworkedforaradiostation.C）Hetookalongtrip.

B）Helivedinadormitory.D）Hevisitedtheman’sfamily.

16.A）Thenationaldepartmentofeducation.C）PublicschoolsintheUnitedStates.

B）Schoolboards.D）Localcontrolofschool.

17.A）PublicschoolsarenotthesamethroughouttheUnitedStates.

B）Theschoolboardmembersarenotprofessionaleducation.

C）Thefederaldepartmentisnotthesameasadepartmentofeducationinmanyothercountries.

D）Themembersoftheschoolboardservewithoutpay.

18.A）Hegovernsthelocalschooldistrict.C）Heselectsthesuperintendentofaschool.

B）Hecarriesoutpoliciesofthegoverningboard.D）Herunsthebusinessoftheschool.

19.A）Fromthreetofivemonths.C）Fivemonths.

B）Threemonths.D）Fourmonths.

20.A）Watchtraffic.B）Obeycommands.C）Crossstreetssafely.D）Guardthedoor.

21.A）Threeweeks.B）Twoweeks.C）Fourweeks.D）Fiveweeks.

22.A）Tokeepfishalive.B）Topunishcriminals.C）Topreservedeadbodies.D）Tohelphealwounds.

23.A）Formakingsaltedfish.C）Fortakingsaltfromtheking’stable.

B）Forstealingsalt.D）Forsellingsalt.

24.A）Hewouldlosehislife.C）Hewouldloseallhissalt.

B）Hewouldloseanear.D）Hewouldbeheavilyfined.

25.A）Threethousandyearsago.C）Whenmanbegantopreservethedead.

B）Whenmanbegantosaltfish.D）Nooneknows.

Thelackofpersistenceisthereasonmostpeoplefailinattainingtheirgoals.Manyorganizationalanalystsand（26）_______consultantsconsiderpersistencetobethe（27）____________keytosuccessatboththeorganizationaland（28）_________level.（29）_______comeseasilyonthefirsttry.What（30）_________thesuccessfulfromtheunsuccessfulispersistence.Successfulpeoplealsofail（31）______________buttheydonotlettheirfailures（32）__________their（33）_______.（34）______________________________________________________________________.Andagain.Andagain.Untiltheysucceed.（35）_____________________________________________________________________,usuallypassingtheblameonsomeoneorsomethingelse,andlearnnothingfromtheirexperienceotherthanperfectingtheirscapegoatingtechniques.Successfulpeopleexpectperiodicdefeats,learnwhatwentwrongandwhy,don’twastetimelookingforsomeonetoblame,makenecessaryadjustments,andtryagain.（36）_________________________________.Ifyouarenotpersistent,youwillalmostcertainlyfail.

WeekThree

1.A）Twenty-fivedollars.B）Twentydollars.C）Fortydollars.D）Fiftydollars.

2.A）TogototheFrenchrestaurant.C）Tovisitafriend.

B）Totryanewrestaurant.D）Tostayathome.

3.A）Easy-goingandfriendly.B）Verynervous.C）Angry.D）Noteasy-going.

4.A）Heplaysjazzmusic.B）Heisajazzfan.C）Heneeds300jazzrecords.D）Helikesclassicalmusic.

5.A）Atapostoffice.B）Atabank.C）Atarestaurant.D）Atanairport.

6.A）Hewassacred.B）Hewasupset.C）Hehasn’tgotacar.D）Heisgladtodriveherthere.

7.A）Lendingmoneytoastudent.C）Readingastudent’sapplication.

B）Fillingaform.D）Askingforsomefinancialaid.

8.A）12:

30.B）11:

30.C）12:

00.D）11:

00.

9.A）Hecouldn’tenterabiguniversitylikehealwayswantedto.C）Heisuninterestedinthelecturetopics.

B）Hehastoomanycoursestostudy.D）Theunivers