11. A) She had the cooker changed.
B) She had her cooker repaired.
C) She bought a new cooker.
D) She returned her new cooker.
12. A) The situation is not Ann's fault.
B) Neither Ann nor Mark is telling the truth.
C) The truth needs deeper investigation.
D) Someone must be lying in this incident.
13. A) Find her way around.
B) Enjoy herself fully.
C) Remember the culture.
D) See the differences.
14. A) She has a pain in her neck.
B) She is very busy with work.
C) She prefers the man do it.
D) She works as a doctor.
15. A) They are rude.
B) They are polite.
C) They are forgetful.
D) They are friendly.
16. A) He doubts the woman will like the book.
B) He hasn't started reading the book yet.
C) He enjoyed reading the stories.
D) He wanted to put the book down.
17. A) Buy the car fro, the man.
B) Paint the man's car.
C) Buy a new car.
D) Look for a less expensive car.
18. A) The jobs have already been filled.
B) The woman can start her work at once.
C) The woman isn't qualified for any of the jobs.
D) The woman must hand in her application quickly. Conversation One
19. A) A start-up program.
B) Anti-virns software.
C) Computer software for personal use.
D) Computer software for after-school tutorials.
20. A) They are confident of passing the college entrance exams.
B) They are to take college entrance exams this year.
C) Most of them are not doing very well in maths.
D) They are forced to take more extra practice.
21. A) It is designed for junior school students.
B) It contains different subjects except maths.
C) Each course takes 40 hours to complete.
D) Each course contains 35 lessons.
Conversation Two
22. A) It was a design school located in Germany.
B) It was an American art movement.
C) It was a scene spot in Germany.
D) It was the name of a German artist.
23. A) Get further studies in universities.
B) Work as an assistant in workshops.
C) Study with a crafts person and an artist.
D) Learn technical expertise on his own.
24. A) Art is separate from technical skills.
B) Art should be enjoyed by everybody.
C) Art is a form of luxury object.
D) Art should be based on imagination.
25. A) They were individually hand-crafted.
B) They were produced by machines in large amounts.
C) They were in Gothic style.
D) They are out of date now.
Section B

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Passage One
26. A) They worked for long time and nearly had no leisure.
B) They usually had to work 8 hours each day.
C) They worked very hard but earned little.
D) They had to support a large family.
27. A) How to deal with stress at work.
B) How to take care of the aged people.
C) How to use the leisure time wisely.
D) How to improve their living conditions.
28. A) More money and less work.
B) Freedom and good relationship.
C) Respect and confidence.
D) Fresh energy and active interest.
Passage Two
29. A) It dates back to more than 1800 years ago.
B) It is liked by men and women of all ages.
C) It usually gains favor among older men.
D) It has the same popularity as pipe smoking.
30. A) The cost of growing tobacco increased.
B) Many people began to give up smoking.
C) The government banned smoking and cigarette.
D) The taxes on cigarettes increased greatly.
31. A) Go to the designated areas.
B) Ask for the conductor's permission.
C) Share with other passengers.
D) Have something else instead of cigarettes.
32. A) It shows the components of each cigarette.
B) It warns us that smoking is dangerous to health.
C) It tells people the side effects of smoking cigarettes.
D) It reminds people not to smoke in public places.
Passage Three
33. A) I love you.
B) I'll be there.
C) Maybe you're right.
D) There's no charge.
34. A) Ask people to leave London for safety.
B) Take care of the wound and disabled.
C) Stay in the country with her family.
D) Find a safe place for the nation.
35. A) There would be no argument in the world.
B) More people would like to get married.
C) There would be no need to have courts.
D) The marriage mediators would be out of work.
Section C
In ancient times the Chinese farmed for a living, and always lived on the land (36).__ from their ancestors and never moved without important reasons. So they formed large families. But with the change of social (37)__ and the increasing strength of (38)__ independence, the number of small families is growing larger.
A large family which may include three generations have some (39)__. Its benefit is that people can help each other in time of need. For example, (40)__ to earn a living themselves, the grandparents in this family can be supported by their sons or daughters. The third generation may be cared for by the grandparents. Thus the second generation can be (41)__ in work without their children making much trouble at home. (42).__, many people living together are sure to produce some conflict. Everybody's business is nobody's business; in other words, there is almost no (43)__
The good and bad sides of a small family are just the opposite of a large family. A member of a small family (44)__. The people of a small family do not have to do what they do not like under the mask of happiness. (45).__________________.
Asked whether I like a large family or a small family, I would answer: 1 like the latter. But I must emphasize one thing (46) ____________________, and especially, to support your parents when they are too old.