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   C£®The shop closed twice£®

   D£®The shop was broken into twice at night£®

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   D£®The police caught the thief a month later£®

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   B£®He wanted to photograph anyone who broke into the shop at night£®

   C£®He wanted to photograph the police visiting the shop£®

   D£®He wanted to photograph his shop£®

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   B£®He took the camera which was worth«Ã15£¬000£®

   C£®He took the necklace which was worth«Ã15£¬000£®

   D£®He took the jewellery which was worth«Ã5£¬000£®

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Part I£®

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B£©Listen carefully£¬then choose the word that contains the phoneme you hear from each group ofwords£®Each phoneme willbe read once£®

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Part II£®

Listen carefully£¬then complete the following sentences according to what you hear£®Each sentence willbe read twice£®

1£®So I sat silently in the classroom£¬thinking how to correct these mistakes£®

2£®Both of them were about seventy-five years old£¬and neither of them had ever married£®

3£®One weekend they drove to a large town to look at some things£¬which they had read about in the newspaper£®

4£®Two fellows who hadn't seen each other for a while met in the street£®

5£®The story goes when Hancock sat down to sign the Declaration of Independence£®

Part III£®

In this part you will hear five short dialogues between two speakers£®At the end of each dialogue£¬a third person willask a question about what is said£®Then£¬choose the best answer to the question you hear£®Each dialogue and question willbe read twice£®

1£®Woman£ºI'd like to go to Europe this summer£®

   Man£ºSo would I£¬but I have to buy a new car first£®

   Question£ºWhere would the woman like to go£¿

2£®Woman£ºI think it willrain today£®

   Man£ºReally£¿I don't£¬at least not this morning£®

   Question£ºWhen does the man think it willrain£¿

3£®Woman£ºExcuse me£¬did you say your last name was Jordan£¿

   Man£ºNo£¬it'sGordan£®G£­O£­R£­D£­O£­N£®

   Question£ºWhat is the man's last name£¿

4£®Man£ºHello£¡Mary£¬this is Billfrom the university£®Can I speak to Frank£¿

   Woman£ºI'm sorry£¬he's just left for the office£®He should reach the company by 8£º30£®

   Question£ºWhere is Frank now£¿

5£®Woman£ºI first read Ulysses when I was sixteen£¬but I didn't understand it£®

   Man£ºNo wonder£®It's one of the most difficult novels in the English language£®

   Question£ºWhy isn't the man surprised at the woman's words£¿

Part IV£®

In this part you will hear an article£®At the end of the article£¬you will hear five questions£®After you hear a question£¬you must choose the best answer from the four choices markedA¡¢B¡¢C and D£®The article and the questions willbe read twice£®

Mr GREy had a nice shop in the main street of a small town£®He sold jewellery£¬ watches£¬clocks and other such things£®Allwentwellfor some years£¬and then Mr Grey's shop was broken into at night twice in one month£¬and a lot of jewellery was stolen each time£®The police had stillnot managed to catch the thief three weeks later£¬so Mr Grey decided that he would try to do something about it£®He therefore bought a camera£¬fixed it up in his shop so that it could photograph anyone who broke in at night£¬and put some very cheap jewellery in front of it for the thief£®

Afew nights later the thiefdid come again£¬but he did not touch any ofthe cheap jewellery that Mr GREy had put out for him£®He took the camera£®It was worth«Ã15£¬ 000£®

Questions£º

1£®Where did Mr GREy have a nice shop£¿

2£®What happened to the shop in one month£¿

3£®Which sentence is true according to the passage£¿

4£®Why did Mr GREy buy a camera£¿

5£®What did the thief take from the shop£¿