Not until the game had begun ____________ （他到达操场的时候).

A．Wait for him until he finishes his class.

B．Invite Judie to play instead.

C．Cancel the game and stay at home.

D．Go to attend the class with him.

W: Actually a little peace and quiet would be nice. At least until I finish this chapter.

Q: What does the woman imply？

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A．She'll go to the game later.

B．Noise disturbs her when she's reading.

C．She prefers to use headphones.

D．The man should turn off the radio.

听力原文：F: We need a fourth player for tennis this morning. Do you want to join us？

M: I've got a class at ten. But Judie's free and she's really good.

Q: What does the man suggest the woman do？

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A．Wait for him until he finishes his class.

B．Invite Judie to play instead.

C．Cancel the game and stay at home.

D．Go to attend the class with him.

听力原文：W: We need a fourth player for tennis this morning. Do you want to join us？

M: I've got a class at ten. But Judie's free and she's really good.

Q: What does the man suggest the woman do？

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A．Wait for him until he finishes his class.

B．Invite Judie to play instead.

C．Cancel the game and stay at home.

D．Go to attend the class with him.

听力原文： Tennis was one of the original sports played at the modern Olympic Games which were held in Athens, Greece in 1896, and it lasted until the 1924 Games in Paris. Later tennis was dropped out from the Olympic Games from 1924 to 1968 due to the following reasons: the formats and the rules of the game were changed, lack of participants, unsuitable facilities, the resistance to the notion of posting an International Tennis Federation representative on the International Olympic Committee, mid a clash of dates with Wimbledon. (Wimbledon known as the Wimbledon Tournament is still one of the most celebrated sporting events in the world.) Philippe Chatrier, the President of the International Tennis Federation, lobbied for the sport to return to the Olympics for years but was unsuccessful. In 1968, tennis finally became non-medal demonstration competition at the Olympic Games. In 1988, tennis returned to the Olympic Games as an official sport. Olympic gold medals have been awarded in four events: men's and women's singles and men's and women's doubles.

In the past, tennis was not popular at all. But it is getting more and more accepted in China in recent years. Now China has several best players of the world. China is going to launch a new ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) men's tennis tournament next September in order to prepare for the 2008 Olympics.

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A．Because the equipment was unstable.

B．Because the roles of the game were altered.

C．Because the players of tennis were disliked.

D．Because the date was different from the Wimbledon.

听力原文： In many places, ice is as widely used as bread, and it would be surprising indeed if ice did not give birth to many special phrases.

The expression, "to break the ice," meant, to make your first move, to do something for the first time; it was not possible until the ice was broken. Later, the expression developed another meaning, covering a relationship between people. When you have not broken the ice with someone, you have not yet cleared the way to his trust in you, to his friendship. You must get through to him, just as the small boats had to clear the river's ice jam.

When you tell someone that he "cuts no ice" with you, you are making certain things clear to him—that you are not moved or impressed or influenced by him in any way. You are putting it to him straight--that he is getting nowhere with you.

"Skating on thin ice" is something else again. This means that a man may be doing or saying some thing risky. It might be offensive and get him into trouble. Thin ice is not much support; if he is not more careful, he may sink right through.

In sports or any other kind of contest, you will hear the phrase, "The game is on ice"or"It is iced up." This simply means that the game is really over, that one side is so far ahead that the other cannot catch up. There is no longer any doubt as who the winner will be.

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A．One may be doing something quite difficult.

B．One may be doing something quite risky.

C．One may be doing something quite annoying.

D．One may be doing something impossible.

A.lHe is anxious to find a cure for his high blood pressure．

B.He doesn’t think high blood pressure is a problem for him．

C.Ite was not aware of his illness until diagnosed with it．

D.lHe did not take the symptoms of his illness seriously．

A．The job hunters had to write an initial letter giving their life history.

B．The job hunters had to pass some exams before applying for a job.

C．The job hunters had to show qualifications in reading and writing.

D．The job hunters had to keep providing detailed information until they obtained an interview.

A．Lots of students don't take health insurance seriously.

B．Many students think about health insurance right before they go abroad.

C．The woman shouldn't consider health insurance until she gets ill in hospital.

D．The woman doesn't have enough money for intuition.