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1、t have scholarship.C） He has three reasons to go to that university.D） He hasnt applied to that university. Script: A: Congratulations. Youve been admitted by the University of Maryland.B: Its not the top three on my list, anyway.正确答案：A学生答案：B 得分：0分 2. A） She will do the man a favor.B） She feels unco

2、mfortable.C） She wont open the window.D） She wants to change her seat. Do you mind opening the window Yes, I do. Its cold and Im sitting near the window.CQuestions 3 to 5 are based on the conversation you have just heard. A: Hi, Eileen!s so nice to see you. Are you here alone Well . yeah, Peter! I a

3、m wondering where the other guys are. I think the email said 6 oclock, and now its 6:15. Guys are pretty busy, you know. But they sure come. Anyway, Im here. Hey, thats a beautiful ring. Are you marrieds an engagement ring. Glen and I will marry two months later. Ill send invitations to you guys all

4、. Wow, congratulations, and thanks. And are you still working in the advertising company Nope. I didnt like a nine-five job. Now Im self-employed. Self-employed What do you mean I have a personal studio, and I do artistic photographing for individuals, ads design for companies. Things like that. I l

5、ike it. Um-hmm. I can see that. Youre still that freedom-loving girl in college. And I got support from Glen. By the way, what about you, Peter Eh . I am working for a consulting company. A lot of work to do every day, and there are extra hours. Its not the kind of job I dreamed in college. Well, ma

6、ybe you should think about changing your job. You can start networking. I know some people among my clients, and maybe I can help . Thanks a lot, Eileen. Lets talk about it later, because here comes Julian, the handsome guy. Oh . yeah. Hi!3. The conversation is between _.A） Eileen and GlenB） Eileen

7、and PeterC） Peter and JulianD） Peter and Glen 2分 4. When will Eileen be marriedA） Two months later.B） Next month.C） Next week.D） She is already married. 5. Where does Peter work nowA） In an advertising company.B） In a consulting company.C） Self-employed.D） In a personal studio. Section B In this sec

8、tion, you will hear several short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions. Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A）, B）, C） and D）.Passage OneQuestions 6 to 10 ar

9、e based on the passage you have just heard. There is no shortcut to good research, although some students hope to be provided with step-by-step instructions or guidelines on how to find or solve problems. However, here are a few rules worth considering. The first rule of research is to think, think

10、and think again. Never hesitate to throw your mind at anything. That should be the first thing you try. Before looking up a book or paper, before asking anyone, think. For example, suppose you are reading a paper and something needs to be proved. Should you go on to read the proof No. First, try to

11、prove it yourself. If you dont succeed after a reasonable time, find out how it is proved by others. But if you solve it yourself, you will have understood it better. What you solve by thinking is your baby from then on. The second rule is to learn by examples. Papers and discussions with your advis

12、or or classmate are a source of materiel. Many good examples can be found in them. You will learn how to write a paper by looking at other papers. When you see a new problem, ask yourself what kinds of questions were asked about similar problems. Then you can ask valuable questions about the new one

13、. The third rule is to know the difference between understanding and knowledge. It is more important to understand well what you know than to know a lot. Successful research comes from having a good understanding, especially of the basics. When you read a paper, ask yourself questions. Like can I do it in a different way Understanding means the ability to go beyond the immediate. It means knowing not just what is the item in question, but how it fits into a larger context or applied to a more general situation.6. There is no shortcut to