Where did they say the ancient coins were found？

Where did the woman say she put her glasses？

A．In the cupboard.

B．On the desk.

C．She couldn't remember exactly.

听力原文：M:I can't find your glasses, Mary. Where did you say you put them？

W:I didn't say, but keep looking till you find them.

Where did the woman say she put her glasses？

A．In the cupboard.

B．On the desk.

C．She couldn't remember exactly.

A．what did he say

B．what he had said

C．what he was saying

D．what to say

听力原文：M: I can't find your glasses, Martha. Where did you say you put them？

W: I didn't say, but keep looking till you find them.

Where did the woman say she put her glasses？

A．In the cupboard.

B．On the desk.

C．She couldn't remember exactly.

听力原文：W: Hi, Sam! Haven't seen you for ages. Where have you been these days？

M: Hi, Linda. I went to Paris on business and then I did some sightseeing there.

W: So you were in Paris. Tell me about it, will you？

M: Well, there's so much to say about it. I don' t know where to begin.

W: Tell me about the Eiffel Tower first.

M: Oh, it's great. It's the symbol of the city, you know. Hard to imagine how it was built over a hundred years ago.

W: Did you go to the top of the tower？

M: Sure. I dined at a restaurant on the top platform. and enjoyed the splendid view of Paris at night. The footlights on the magnificent buildings and palaces are so beautiful that the city has got a nickname of a City of Light.

W: What about the Louvre Palace？ Did you go there？

M: How could I miss it! I spent a whole day inside and still couldn't finish seeing all its collections of world-famous treasures.

W: What treasures？

M: You must have heard about Mona Lisa, haven' t you？

W: Yes, of course. Did you see the original painting？

M: Yes. And I saw the Greek statue of Venus de Milo, too.

W: The Greek goddess of love？ Oh, You're so lucky, Sam. I really wish I could have a chance to visit Paris.

M: You will, I'm sure. And there is the Arch of Triumph.

W: Is that the one that was built in Napoleon's time？

M: Well, it was Napoleon who started building it but the Arch was not completed until fifteen years after his death.

W: Where else did you visit in Paris？

M: I walked along the Seine River and enjoyed the views on both banks.

W: Did you take any pictures？

M: Yea. I took a great many. I'll show them to you and tell you more about the city.

W: That's great.

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A．He was having a vacation in Paris.

B．He was visiting some friends in Paris.

C．He was visiting some famous sights in Paris while on a business trip there.

D．He was studying art in Paris.

听力原文：M: Hey, Lily. Seems you got some sun this vocation.

W: Yeah, you may say so. I spent the vocation at the beach.

M: Oh, yeah？ That's great! Where did you stay？

W: Some friends of mine live out there. And they invited me for as long as I wanted to stay.

M: So, what are you doing back here already？

W: Oh, I have a research project waiting for me. And I just couldn't do any serious studying at the beach.

M: I guess so. Well, what did you do out there？ I mean, besides lie out in the sun, obviously.

W: I walked my friend's dogs along the beach and I played some volleyball. You know, I never realize how hard it is to run on sand. I couldn't even get through a whole game before I had to sit down. It's much easier to run on the wet sand near the water.

M: Did you go swimming？

W: I wanted to, but they said the water wasn't warm enough for that until a couple of months from then on. So I just wetted in up to my knees.

M: It all sounds so relaxing. I wish I could get away to the beach like that.

W: Of course you could. Don't tell me you spent the vocation in the library again.

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A．At the beach.

B．In Sun Company.

C．At home.

D．On campus.

we” anybody a letter. Letters are a gift. The burning shame you feel when you see unanswered mail makes it harder to pick up a pen and makes for a cheerless letter when you finally do. Skip sentences like "I feel bad about not writing, but I' ve been so busy, "etc. A few letters are obligatory, and they are "Thanks for the wonderful gift "and "You are welcome your friends to stay with me. "and not many more than that. Write those promptly if you want to keep your friends. Don' t worry about others, except love letters, of course. When your true love writes "Dear light of my life; joy of my beart, "some response is called for.

Keep your writing stuff and in one place where you can sit down for a few minutes. For ex ample, keep envelopes, stamps, an address book, everything in a drawer so you can write fast when the mood strikes you.

Sit down for a few minutes with the blank sheet in front of you, and meditate on the person you will write to. Let your friend come to mind until you can almost see her or him in the room with you. Remember the last time you saw each other and how your friend looked and what you said and what perhaps was unsaid between you. And when your friend becomes real to you, start to write.

Write the salutation - Dear You - and take a deep breath and plunge in. A simple declarative sentence will do, followed by another and another and another. Tell us what you' re doing and tell it like you were talking to us. Don't think about grammar, don't think about style, don't try to write dramatically, just give us your news. Where did you go, who did you see, what did they say, what do you think.

How to get over the first step to write a letter？

A．You consider that you owe somebody a letter.

B．You consider that letters are gifts.

C．You consider that writing letters makes you feel cheerful.

D．You should feel shamed that you haven' t answered a letter.

I couldn't catch ______ because of the noise outside.

A．what did the speaker say

B．what said the speaker

C．what was the speaker saying

D．what the speaker was saying

How could you say that？

___________. I did not mean to hurt you.

A：Excuse me

B：I won't regret

C：I'm really sorry

D：That's all right

听力原文：W: Excuse me, does this No. 8 bus go to the Wang Fu Jing Department store？

M. No, it doesn’t. You' ll have to change to a No. 3 bus at Sha Tan. Or, if you don't mind walking, you can take this bus and get off at the Workers Club Building and walk across to Wang Fu Jing.

W: I think I'd rather take the bus. Where did you say I should change？

M: Sha Tan, when you get off the bus, walk back to the corner and turn left, you' ll see the bus stop just ahead of you on the left-hand side of the street. But remember to take a No. 3 bus. The others don’t go to Wang Fu Jing.

W: Change to a No. 3 bus at Sha Tan. Thanks a lot.

M: Not at all.

What does the woman want to do？

A．Go to Wang Fu Jing Department Store.

B．Play at the Workers Club Building.

C．Ask the way from the man.