单选题
单选题 Listen again to part of the conversation. Then answer the question.
What can be inferred about the woman?
  • A. She thinks the requirements are unfair.
  • B. She does not mind filling out forms.
  • C. She is confused by what the man said.
  • D. She does not enjoy writing essays.
【正确答案】 D
【答案解析】[解析] 1-3 W: Hello. Is this where I can get a scholarship application? M: Yes. Which scholarship are you applying for? W: Oh ... urn, there are three that I'm interested in. M: Okay. Each scholarship has its own requirements. For every one, there's a form to fill out. Some of them require recommendations from faculty or a list of references-- W: Uh-huh. M: --and some require an essay. W: Oh, great ... my favorite thing. M: Sorry? W: Oh, nothing. Well, here's the list of the scholarships I'm applying for. M: Okay. Let me get you those packets. W: Thanks. What kind of essay do they want? M: Oh, usually it's a general statement about what your goals are, you know, and how your program of study will help you achieve those goals. That lets the scholarship committee understand more about you. W: That sounds easy enough. M: There's nothing hard about it. You don't even have to write a different essay for each application. W: But didn't you just say that each one has different requirements? M: They do, but they're all pretty similar. All of them want to know the same things about you. You can write a basic statement about your goals and then vary it a little for each individual application. W: Do you think that would be enough? M: Oh, sure. One thing I would say, though, is you should get your applications in early. You'll go crazy if you wait until the last minute. If an essay isn't required, write one anyway and attach it to your application. W: Really? Do you think I should? M: It can't hurt. 1. Listen again to part of the conversation. Then answer the question. "Okay. Each scholarship has its own requirements. For every one, there's a form to fill out. Some of them require recommendations from faculty or a list of references--" "Uh-huh." "--and some require an essay." "Oh, great ... my favorite thing." What can be inferred about the woman? The man says that some scholarship applications require an essay. The woman responds with Oh, great.., my favorite thing, but her tone of voice conveys the opposite. You can infer that she does not enjoy writing essays.
单选题 Listen again to part of the conversation. Then answer the question.
What does the woman mean?
  • A. She is asking for clarification.
  • B. She is suggesting that he made a mistake.
  • C. She is expressing doubt in her writing ability.
  • D. She is protesting the requirements.
【正确答案】 A
【答案解析】[解析] Listen again to part of the conversation. Then answer the question. "There's nothing hard about it. You don't even have to write a different essay for each application." "But didn't you just say that each one has different requirements?" What does the woman mean? The woman is asking for clarification. The man says: You don't even have to write a different essay for each application. However, earlier he said: Each scholarship has its own requirements. The woman wants him to clarify the essay requirement.
单选题 Listen again to part of the conversation. Then answer the question.
What does the man imply?
  • A. She has little chance of winning a scholarship.
  • B. An essay will strengthen her application.
  • C. It will not matter if her application is late.
  • D. The requirements are unnecessarily complex.
【正确答案】 B
【答案解析】[解析] Listen again to part of the conversation. Then answer the question. "If an essay isn't required, write one anyway and attach it to your application." "Really? Do you think I should?" "It can't hurt." What does the man imply? The man says: If an essay isn't required, write one anyway and attach it to your application. You can infer that he thinks an essay will strengthen her application.