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1£®1£©M£ºWhich dress do you plan to wear£¿

      W£ºI like the black one£¬and itfits me better£¬but it's probably too dressy£®I suppose I'll wear the red one£®

      Q£ºWhy doesn't the woman wear the black dress£¿

2£©W£ºWhat was that title again£¿

   M£ºGod is an Englishman£®It's a very famous book£®

      I'm sure you must have it£®

   Q£ºWhere did this conversation most probably take place£¿

3£©W£ºAren't there any direct flights£¿

   M£ºI'm sorry£®Your best bet would be a ninea£®m£®departure on United flight twelve arriving in Chicago at eleven a£®m£®with a five-hour wait for your connecting flight to Los Angeles£®

   Q£ºWhat time will the woman leave Chicago£¿

4£©M£ºHey£¬ifyou can'tenjoy that at a sensible volume£¬please use the earphone£®I'm trying to study£®

   W£ºOh£¬I'm sorry£®I didn't realize it was bothering you£®

   Q£ºWhat has the woman probably been doing£¿

5£©W£ºMy name is Helen Ware£¬W-A-R-E£®Can I get a class card for biology today£¿

   M£ºOh£¬no£®Registration for students whose last names begin with¡°W­¹doesn't start until tomorrow£®

   Q£ºWhat has happened to the woman£¿

6£©W£ºI certainly would like to buy the brown suit I saw in the department store£¬but I don't have enough money£®

   M£ºWell£¬if you would budget your money more carefully£¬you would be able to buy it£®

   Q£ºHow does the man feel about the woman£¿

7£©M£ºI heard you caught a cold£®How are you doing today£¿

   W£ºI can't complain£®At least I'm out of bed£®

   Q£ºHow is the woman today£¿

8£©W£ºI hear that your son's working part-time at the department store£®

   M£ºYes£®He works Monday£¬Wednesday£¬and Friday from 3 to 7 and all day Saturday£®

   Q£ºWhich days does not the man's son work£¿

9£©M£ºThe GREen Dolphin sounds like a nice place to eat£®

   W£ºOK£¬let's go there£®I hear that they have a complete menu and a warm atmosphere£®

   Q£ºWhere are the man and the woman going£¿

10£©M£ºThese silver earrings are only sixteen dollars this week£®The gold ones are twenty-four£®

    W£ºI'll take the silver ones £¬then on second thoughts£¬give me the gold ones£®I have a gold necklace that would look very nice with them£®

    Q£ºWhat did the woman decide to buy£¿

2£®Passage One

Today I would like to continue our discussion about native American famous people£®Sequoia£¬a Cherokee Indian£¬who died in 1843£¬was one of the most remarkable people in the United States history£®He had a fine mind and a curious nature£¬after learning how to read and write English£¬he wanted to do the same with his native Cherokee language£¬but his language had no written form£¬so he began to develop a means of writing it£®He borrowed a series of 86 symbols or characters from several other languages and used them to represent syllables of his own language£®Although his people did notapprove of his efforts at first£¬he kept trying£®Then£¬with his six-year-old daughter he gave ademonstration to Cherokee leaders£®By writing a message that his daughter could read£¬understand and answer£¬he was able to convince his people that the writing system would work£®Soon thousands of Cherokee people were able to read and write their own language£¬thanks to the efforts of one man£¬ Sequoia£®

Questions 11 to 14 are based on the passage you have just heard£®

11£®What is the speaker's purpose£¿

12£®After learning English£¬what did Sequoia want to do£¿

13£®How was Sequoia's work received by the Cherokee leaders at first£¿

14£®Who was Sequoia's first student£¿

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