单选题 在本节中，你将听到10个对话，每个对话后有一个问题。请从[A]、[B]、[C]三个选项中选出答案，每段话后有20秒钟的停顿，以便回答问题和阅读下一个小题的选项。每段对话和问题读两遍。

单选题"Where are you going?" Mrs. Tonga asked. "To the mall (购物中心)," Betty replied. "My husband is a compulsive buyer. He walked to the store last night to buy a pen and he returned with fifty dollars worth of things we really didn't need." "That's too bad, Mrs. Tonga. My sister is the same way. Well, see you later." Betty walked by herself to the mall. She needed shoes and a new dress, she looked at women's clothes in several stores. She stopped in a store called The Fashion Place. She liked a shirt and a blue dress. She tried it on. It fit very nicely, she bought it. She was very tired and then walked home. She didn't buy any shoes. The next day she noticed a hole (洞) in the dress. She returned it to the store and exchanged (换) it for another one.

单选题I______play football than play basketball. A. would rather B. had better C. prefer

单选题In 1870s rich people began to speak of spending weekends in the country visiting friends. For most people back then, however, the workday was six days long. Car maker Henry Ford was the first person in the United States to start a workweek of 5 days. He did that in 1926. By 1940 it had become common for most Americans to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. For many people Saturday night is the happiest time of the weekend and the week. Anything and everything can happen (发生) on Saturday night. People go dancing; they visit friends and have parties. They drink much alcohol (酒精饮料). They sleep, and watch television. People do the same things on other nights of the week too, but they do them more often on Saturday night. On Saturday night cinemas sell more tickets. It is also the biggest night for places that sell alcoholic drinks. That is one reason why most fights and car accidents (事故) are on Saturday night. Is there anything people do not like about the weekend? A study of 1,000 Americans found that half would gladly have a more day of free time. The only thing wrong with the weekend, they think, is that it does not last longer.

单选题Howhasthemantraveled?

单选题 It used to be that if you wanted to travel, you had to plan for a long bus or train fide. But the car changed all that. Though at first it was thought of as too expensive, the car quickly became a necessary thing in America. Between 1908 and 1926, Ford Motor Company sold more than 15 million cars. Almost from the beginning, people liked to use their cars to go on holiday. With so many people taking to the road, the U.S. had to build more and better roads to support (维持) all that traffic (交通). As an easy way to see the country, traveling by car brought about the development of roadside restaurants. People also needed information on interesting places to visit and how to get there, so road maps and travel guides (指南) were developed. Having a car meant families could go to places far from where they lived. If you lived in a warm place, you could go to the mountains to see snow; if you lived in a cold place, you could drive to the seaside for fun in the sun. Cars made it possible to do what was not easy for most people before.

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单选题As a traveller, George will be ______ home for several months each year.

单选题Whatwillthegirldotomorrow?A.Haveapicnic.B.Stayathomewithhermum.C.Goshopping.

单选题She looked on him ______ a very great professor.

单选题What's the pasage mainly talking about?

单选题English ______ in many schools in our country.

单选题In the past, my parents ______ the housework. A.shared B.share C.sharing

单选题What will the woman give the man?

单选题You'd better ______ late for school next time.

单选题The woman was ______ tired that she couldn't walk on.

单选题She won't live in town,______ will her husband.

单选题—Where is Tom now'?—He ______ to Shanghai for a meeting.

单选题Once there were a lot of mice in an old house. They ate up a lot of food. So the owner of the house got a eat. The cat killed many of the mice. One day the oldest mouse said, "All the mice must come to my hole tonight, and we will decide what we can do about the cat." All the mice came. They thought hard and tried to find a way to save their lives. Many of them spoke, but no one knew what to do. At last young mouse stood up and said, "Why not tie (系) a bell around the cat"s neck? Then when the cat comes near, we"ll hear the bell and run away and hide. Then the cat won"t catch any more of us." The oldest mouse said: "That"s a good idea. If we can tie a bell around the cat, it will save many of our lives." After a moment he asked, "But who"s going to do it?" None of mice anwered. He waited but still no one said anything. At last he said, "It"s easy to say things, but not so easy to do them."