D He’ll give a talk. 2.A. $3.78 B. $4.25 C. $3.87 D. $4.15
3.A. It was just so-so. B. It was really special. C. It was quite good. D. It was awful.
4.A. The woman should divorce her husband. B. The woman is thinking negatively. C. The woman is ignoring her husband. D. The woman is not imaginative. 5.A. It seems too hard to most students. B. It is the most boring class.
C. What is taught comes directly from the book. D. It is quite popular among students. 6. A.Jennifer was a real stand-out. B. Jennifer had an impractical wish. C Jennifer used to like eating pies. D Jennifer realized her dreams. 7.A. It’s hard to explain.
B. It’s an unforgettable history. C. He cherishes their friendship. D. He is pretty busy. 8.A. He is a gardener. B. He is an electrician. C. He is a plumber. D. He is a cleaner. 9.A. Visit his doctor. B. Get a massage. C. Leave for a trip. D. Cancel an appointment. Section B (1 point each)
Directions: in this section you will hear two Mini-talks. At the end of each talk, there will be some questions. Both the talks and the questions will be read to you only once.. After each question, there will be a pause. you are asked to write down you answers on the answer sheet.
Mini-talk one
10.A. Columbia university. B. Princeton university.
C. The university of Pennsylvania. D. Cornell university. 11.A. It is settled. B. It is not controversial. C. It is uncertain.
D. It has never been studied. 12.A.2% B7% C12% D17%
Mini—talk two
13.A. John Fitzgerald Kennedy. B. Jacqueline Kennedy. C. Dwight Eisenhower. D. Edward Durrell Stone. 14.A.The opera house. B. The concert hall. C. The family theater. D. The states gallery. 15.A. The performing arts. B. Creation of