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I£®Write down the sentences you hear£®£¨once£©

1£®Does this plant grow in cold countries or in hot countries£¿

2£®There are some policemen at either end of the street£®

3£®He's not sure what the speaker willtalk about£®

4£®Think carefully£¬and you willfind the answer£®

5£®Thanks to the English language£¬we can learn a lot from English speaking countries£®

6£®He wants you to callhim back at 11£®

7£®There were not enough people to pick apples£®

8£®Granny Wang is often helped to water vegetables in her garden£®

II£®You'll hear 5 groups of dialogues and five questions£®Choose the right answer£® £¨once£©

£¨D£©9£®M£ºExcuse me£®May I use your pencil£¬please£¿Mine is broken£®

        W£ºCertainly£®This is a new one£®Keep it carefully£®

        Q£ºWhat's wrong with the man's pencil£¿

£¨A£©10£®W£ºWillyou be free this afternoon£¿

         M£ºSorry£¬I'm afraid I won't£®Why£¿

         W£ºI've got two film tickets£®

         Q£ºWhat does the woman want the man to do£¿

£¨B£©11£®W£ºWho's that man£¿Do you know£¿

         M£ºThat's John Smith£®He's a Canadian£®He speaks English and French£®

         Question£ºWhere does John Smith come from£¿

£¨C£©12£®W£ºHow long have you been at this school£¿

         M£ºI have been here for about four years£®I came here when I was twenty-two£®

         Question£ºHow old is the man now£¿

£¨D£©13£®W£ºShall we go to the largest island or the smallest one£¿

         M£ºLet's go to the largest island£®I think it's more interesting£®

         W£ºNo problem£¡

         Question£ºWhich island willthey visit£¿

III£®Listen to the passage£¬then judge the sentences ture or false£®£¨twice£©

AFrenchman came to England to study English£®He lived athis English friend's home£®Every morning he often did some reading by the window before he went to school£®

His friend had a bird£®Every morning his friend hung his cage on a tree in his garden or on his window upstairs£®

One morning when his friend took out his birdcage and tried to hung it on the window upstairs£¬the cage suddenly slipped out of his hand£®So he shouted£¬¡°Look out£¡¡±As soon as he heard the shout£¬the Frenchman put his head out of the window and tried to look at what was happening£¬just in time for the cage to hit him on the head£®

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IV£®Listen to the passage£¬then fill in the table£®£¨twice£©

The GREen family moved to China two years ago£®Mr Green works in Beijing now£®His family will fly to Paris for their holiday on the 14 November£®They willtake CA949 there£®The plane is leaving Beijing at 17£º25£®On the way they will stop in Shanghai£®And at 7£º35 they willarrive£®The Green family will have a good time there£®

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