—I drove from New York yesterday.—What time ______ Boston?A.did you reachB.have you reache
—I drove from New York yesterday. —What time ______ Boston?
A.did you reach
B.have you reached
C.you reached
D.you have reached
—I drove from New York yesterday. —What time ______ Boston?
A.did you reach
B.have you reached
C.you reached
D.you have reached
Mr. Brown was a person who did not like to be different from other men. He【23】wore the same clothes as other men, ate the same food as other people, and【24】the same things as they did. A month【25】, Mr. Brown【26】a new black Crown 90Os. He was very pleased with it, and drove to【27】in it the very next morning. When he saw all the other Crown 900s, in front, behind and on both sides of him, he was【28】more pleased with his car.
Mr. Brown【29】his car in a big car-park (停车场) near the office building, and【30】to his office. But when he came back at five o'clock, there were so many black Crown 900s in the car-park that Mr. Brown did not know【31】car was his. He tried his【32】in some of the cars, but people【33】by gave him a look he did not like. So he stopped.
Mr. Brown could do【34】but wait nearly two hours until his car was the【35】black Crown 900 left in the car-park.
(36)
A.bus
B.car
C.bike
D.boat
【D10】
INTERVIEWER: HOW LONG DID YOU LIVE IN THE STATES? INTERVIEWEE: I WAS THERE FOR TWO YEARS, IN NEW YORK, AND I ENJOYED IT TREMENDOUSLY. WHAT I LIKED BEST WAS THAT I COULD WORK AND STILL LEAD A NORMAL LIF
E. I MEAN, THE SHOPS ARE OPEN TILL 10:00P.
M. INTERVIEWER: ALL SHOPS? INTERVIEWEE: YES, EVERYTHIN
G. FOOD SHOPS, CHEMISTS, AND DEPARTMENT STORES.【D8】______AND ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, ONLY THE BANKS ARE SHUT. INTERVIEWER: I SEE, EM
M...DO YOU THINK NEW YORK IS AS MULTINATIONAL AS LONDON? INTERVIEWEE: OH, THAT"S FOR SUR
E. BUT IT" S NOT AS MIXED【D9】______LIKE THERE"S RUSSIAN, THE GERMAN SECTION AND CHINA TOW
N. BUT I THINK THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO CITIES WAS THE HEIGHT OF THE PLAC
E. EVERYTHING WAS UP IN THE BIG APPL
E. WE LIVED ON THE THIRTY-FIFTH FLOOR. AND OF COURSE EVERYTHING IS FASTER AND THE NEW YORKERS ARE MUCH RUDER. INTERVIEWER: OH! IN WHAT WAY? INTERVIEWEE: WELL, PUSHING IN THE STREET, FIGHTS ABOUT GETTING ON THE BUS,【D10】______AND OF COURSE THE TAXI DRIVERS! NEW YORK TAXI DRIVERS MUST BE THE RUDEST IN THE WORLD! A. NATIONALITIES STAY IN THEIR OWN AREAS
B. PEOPLE DON"T QUEUE LIKE THEY DO HERE IN ENGLAN
D.
C. CULTURES VARY FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY.
D. SOME SUPERMARKETS ARE OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY.
【D8】
INTERVIEWER: HOW LONG DID YOU LIVE IN THE STATES? INTERVIEWEE: I WAS THERE FOR TWO YEARS, IN NEW YORK, AND I ENJOYED IT TREMENDOUSLY. WHAT I LIKED BEST WAS THAT I COULD WORK AND STILL LEAD A NORMAL LIF
E. I MEAN, THE SHOPS ARE OPEN TILL 10:00P.
M. INTERVIEWER: ALL SHOPS? INTERVIEWEE: YES, EVERYTHIN
G. FOOD SHOPS, CHEMISTS, AND DEPARTMENT STORES.【D8】______AND ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, ONLY THE BANKS ARE SHUT. INTERVIEWER: I SEE, EM
M...DO YOU THINK NEW YORK IS AS MULTINATIONAL AS LONDON? INTERVIEWEE: OH, THAT"S FOR SUR
E. BUT IT" S NOT AS MIXED【D9】______LIKE THERE"S RUSSIAN, THE GERMAN SECTION AND CHINA TOW
N. BUT I THINK THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO CITIES WAS THE HEIGHT OF THE PLAC
E. EVERYTHING WAS UP IN THE BIG APPL
E. WE LIVED ON THE THIRTY-FIFTH FLOOR. AND OF COURSE EVERYTHING IS FASTER AND THE NEW YORKERS ARE MUCH RUDER. INTERVIEWER: OH! IN WHAT WAY? INTERVIEWEE: WELL, PUSHING IN THE STREET, FIGHTS ABOUT GETTING ON THE BUS,【D10】______AND OF COURSE THE TAXI DRIVERS! NEW YORK TAXI DRIVERS MUST BE THE RUDEST IN THE WORLD! A. NATIONALITIES STAY IN THEIR OWN AREAS
B. PEOPLE DON"T QUEUE LIKE THEY DO HERE IN ENGLAN
D.
C. CULTURES VARY FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY.
D. SOME SUPERMARKETS ARE OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY.
【D9】
INTERVIEWER: HOW LONG DID YOU LIVE IN THE STATES? INTERVIEWEE: I WAS THERE FOR TWO YEARS, IN NEW YORK, AND I ENJOYED IT TREMENDOUSLY. WHAT I LIKED BEST WAS THAT I COULD WORK AND STILL LEAD A NORMAL LIF
E. I MEAN, THE SHOPS ARE OPEN TILL 10:00P.
M. INTERVIEWER: ALL SHOPS? INTERVIEWEE: YES, EVERYTHIN
G. FOOD SHOPS, CHEMISTS, AND DEPARTMENT STORES.【D8】______AND ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, ONLY THE BANKS ARE SHUT. INTERVIEWER: I SEE, EM
M...DO YOU THINK NEW YORK IS AS MULTINATIONAL AS LONDON? INTERVIEWEE: OH, THAT"S FOR SUR
E. BUT IT" S NOT AS MIXED【D9】______LIKE THERE"S RUSSIAN, THE GERMAN SECTION AND CHINA TOW
N. BUT I THINK THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO CITIES WAS THE HEIGHT OF THE PLAC
E. EVERYTHING WAS UP IN THE BIG APPL
E. WE LIVED ON THE THIRTY-FIFTH FLOOR. AND OF COURSE EVERYTHING IS FASTER AND THE NEW YORKERS ARE MUCH RUDER. INTERVIEWER: OH! IN WHAT WAY? INTERVIEWEE: WELL, PUSHING IN THE STREET, FIGHTS ABOUT GETTING ON THE BUS,【D10】______AND OF COURSE THE TAXI DRIVERS! NEW YORK TAXI DRIVERS MUST BE THE RUDEST IN THE WORLD! A. NATIONALITIES STAY IN THEIR OWN AREAS
B. PEOPLE DON"T QUEUE LIKE THEY DO HERE IN ENGLAN
D.
C. CULTURES VARY FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY.
D. SOME SUPERMARKETS ARE OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY.
【D3】
TRAVEL AGENT:FREEDOM TRAVEL. HOW MAY I HELP YOU? CALLER: YES, I" D LIKE TO MAKE A FLIGHT RESERVATION FOR THE TWENTY-THIRD OF THIS MONT
H. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. 【D1】______ CALLER:WELL. I"M FLYING TO HELSINKI, FINLAN
D. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. LET ME CHECK WHAT FLIGHTS ARE AVAILABL
E. AND WHEN WILL YOU BE RETURNING? CALLER:UH,WELL,【D2】______OH, AND I"D LIKE THE CHEAPEST FLIGHT AVAILABL
E. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. LET ME SE
E. UM, HM
M... CALLER: YEAH? TRAVEL AGENT:WELL, THE PRICE FOR THE FLIGHT IS ALMOST DOUBLE THE PRICE YOU WOULD PAY IF YOU LEAVE THE DAY BEFOR
E. CALLER:WHOO. LET" S GO WITH THE CHEAPER FLIGHT.【D3】______ TRAVEL AGENT: IT" S ONLY $ 955. CALLER:ALRIGHT. WELL,【D4】______ TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. THAT" S FLIGHT 1070 FROM SALT LAKE CITY TO NEW YORK, KENNEDY AIRPORT, TRANSFERRING TO FLIGHT 90 FROM KENNEDY TO HELSINK
I. A. BY THE WAY, HOW MUCH IS IT?
B. WHAT IS YOUR DESTINATION?
C. I"D LIKE TO CATCH A RETURN FLIGHT ON THE TWENTY-NINT
H.
D. LET" S GO WITH THAT.
【D4】
TRAVEL AGENT:FREEDOM TRAVEL. HOW MAY I HELP YOU? CALLER: YES, I" D LIKE TO MAKE A FLIGHT RESERVATION FOR THE TWENTY-THIRD OF THIS MONT
H. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. 【D1】______ CALLER:WELL. I"M FLYING TO HELSINKI, FINLAN
D. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. LET ME CHECK WHAT FLIGHTS ARE AVAILABL
E. AND WHEN WILL YOU BE RETURNING? CALLER:UH,WELL,【D2】______OH, AND I"D LIKE THE CHEAPEST FLIGHT AVAILABL
E. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. LET ME SE
E. UM, HM
M... CALLER: YEAH? TRAVEL AGENT:WELL, THE PRICE FOR THE FLIGHT IS ALMOST DOUBLE THE PRICE YOU WOULD PAY IF YOU LEAVE THE DAY BEFOR
E. CALLER:WHOO. LET" S GO WITH THE CHEAPER FLIGHT.【D3】______ TRAVEL AGENT: IT" S ONLY $ 955. CALLER:ALRIGHT. WELL,【D4】______ TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. THAT" S FLIGHT 1070 FROM SALT LAKE CITY TO NEW YORK, KENNEDY AIRPORT, TRANSFERRING TO FLIGHT 90 FROM KENNEDY TO HELSINK
I. A. BY THE WAY, HOW MUCH IS IT?
B. WHAT IS YOUR DESTINATION?
C. I"D LIKE TO CATCH A RETURN FLIGHT ON THE TWENTY-NINT
H.
D. LET" S GO WITH THAT.
【D1】
TRAVEL AGENT:FREEDOM TRAVEL. HOW MAY I HELP YOU? CALLER: YES, I" D LIKE TO MAKE A FLIGHT RESERVATION FOR THE TWENTY-THIRD OF THIS MONT
H. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. 【D1】______ CALLER:WELL. I"M FLYING TO HELSINKI, FINLAN
D. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. LET ME CHECK WHAT FLIGHTS ARE AVAILABL
E. AND WHEN WILL YOU BE RETURNING? CALLER:UH,WELL,【D2】______OH, AND I"D LIKE THE CHEAPEST FLIGHT AVAILABL
E. TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. LET ME SE
E. UM, HM
M... CALLER: YEAH? TRAVEL AGENT:WELL, THE PRICE FOR THE FLIGHT IS ALMOST DOUBLE THE PRICE YOU WOULD PAY IF YOU LEAVE THE DAY BEFOR
E. CALLER:WHOO. LET" S GO WITH THE CHEAPER FLIGHT.【D3】______ TRAVEL AGENT: IT" S ONLY $ 955. CALLER:ALRIGHT. WELL,【D4】______ TRAVEL AGENT:OKAY. THAT" S FLIGHT 1070 FROM SALT LAKE CITY TO NEW YORK, KENNEDY AIRPORT, TRANSFERRING TO FLIGHT 90 FROM KENNEDY TO HELSINK
I. A. BY THE WAY, HOW MUCH IS IT?
B. WHAT IS YOUR DESTINATION?
C. I"D LIKE TO CATCH A RETURN FLIGHT ON THE TWENTY-NINT
H.
D. LET" S GO WITH THAT.
What can we learn from Paragraph 1?
A.College textbooks are way too expensive.
B.Students don"t like to sell their own textbooks.
C.Students ask their instructors not to use any textbooks.
D.Some students were rejected by their instructors.
The message in the botde was found______years later.
A.25
B.24
C.29
D.20
The small business run by the author s father______.
A.barely survived this year
B.hardly made any money
C.suffered some losses
D.was quite successful