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Part III Listening Comprehension (35 minutes) Section A
11. [A] He doesn’t know what tools to bring.
[B] He doesn’t mind helping the woman.
[C] The woman won’t have to carry the tools.
[D] The donkeys will carry the woman’s personal items.
12. [A] The game has been canceled.
[B] Their team played very badly.
[C] Football is her favorite pastime.
[D] She’s never watched a better game.
13. [A] He thinks David is not reliable.
[B] He’s willing to trust David.
[C] He has told his doubts to David.
[D] He thinks David will benefit from this experience.
14. [A] He’s not sure how much a printer costs.
[B] He’ll buy a computer later this week.
[C] He lost the money he was saving.
[D] He doesn’t have enough money to buy a printer now.
15. [A] John was disappointed at his math score.
[B] John did better than he thought he was able to.
[C] John didn’t pass, although he had tried his best.
[D] John got an excellent score, which was unexpected.16. [A] The woman likes arguing.
[B] The woman should get a job.
[C] The woman should work in a factory.
[D] The woman spends too much money.
17. [A] The woman had been planning for the conference.
[B] The woman called the man but the line was busy.
[C] The woman didn’t come back until midnight.
[D] The woman had guests all evening.
18. [A] He has lost his history book.
[B] He doesn’t like the history course.
[C] He has to read a lot of history books.
[D] He finds history difficult to understand.
Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
19. [A] To find out if she has the flu.
[B] To find out how to maintain a nutritious diet.
[C] To find out how to prevent illness.
[D] To find out the results of a blood test.
20. [A] She gets ill at the same time every year.
[B] She doesn’t get enough exercise.
[C] She often has difficulty sleeping.
[D] She’s sick with influenza throughout the winter.
21. [A] She’s too stressed.
[B] She doesn’t get enough rest.
[C] She doesn’t eat nutritious food.
[D] She stays in crowded places too long.
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22. [A] Physical examinations are given free there.
[B] She can get a free influenza vaccination there.
[C] She’ll be able to get a prescription there.
[D] She’ll find literature on nutrition there.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
23. [A] She didn’t take it to the repair shop at all.
[B] She decided to throw it away and buy a new one.
[C] She took it to the repair shop but refused to have it repaired.
[D] She turned to mechanics for help but they could do nothing with it.
24. [A] The traffic is very heavy.
[B] The bus service is bad.
[C] The transportation is convenient.
[D] Few taxis can be seen there.
25. [A] She will get him to do his assignment.
[B] She will help him put his things in order.
[C] She will complete his homework for him.
[D] She will tell him how to maintain his car.
Section B
Passage One
Questions 26 to 29 are based on the passage you have just heard.
26. [A] Modern people have the same worries as the cave man did.
[B] Modern people experiences more stress than the cave man.
[C] The cave man experienced more stress than modern people.
[D] People don’t suffer more stress today; it’s just that they think they do.
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27. [A] You have failed an important examination.
[B] You are informed of an accident of your best friend.
[C] You have won the first prize in an English competition.
[D] Your favorite football team has lost an important game.
28. [A] To show us that distress is what people call the pleasant kind of stress.
[B] To show us that people will feel eustress and distress at the same time.
[C] To show us that stress does not necessarily refer to unpleasant experience.
[D] To show us that an Olympic winner feels the same stress as one who loses a
family member.
29. [A] Try to do things successfully.
[B] Do things that you really want to do.
[C] Do whatever you’re expected to do.
[D] Refuse to do whatever you’re forced to.
Passage Two
Questions 30 to 32 are based on the passage you have just heard.
30. [A] That the time is too short for doctors.
[B] That the patients are often too nervous.
[C] That the damage is extremely hard to fix.
[D] That the blood-cooling machine might break down.
31. [A] By taking the blood out of the brain.
[B] By lowering the brain’s temperature.
[C] By trying the operation on monkeys first.
[D] By having the blood go through a machine.
32. [A] It can last as long as 30 minutes.
[B] It can keep the brain’s blood warm.
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[C] It can help monkeys do different jobs.
[D] It can keep the patient’s brain healthy.
Passage Three
Questions 33 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.
33. [A] Salesmen.
[C] Customers.
34. [A] Visiting customers themselves.
[B] Visiting parks as ordinary customers.
[C] Giving customers free food on the street.
[D] Asking customers questions at supermarkets.
35. [A] How to understand what customers want.
[B] How to develop marketing strategies.
[C] How to find out customers’ necessary social needs.
[D] How to encourage customers to spend more money. [B] Managers. [D] Researchers.
Section C
Lively argument centers around effect of public communication on audiences, not only in matters concerning public opinion on political issues, but in matters of personal lifestyles and (36) _________, consumer behavior, the judgments and dispositions of children, and possible inducements to (37) _________. Feelings regarding these matters (38) _________ greatly. Some people explain the larger effects of mass communication as generally (39) _________ to both young and old. Many sociologists follow the theory that mass communication can influence values already (40) _________ and operating in the culture. Numerous other analysts believe that mass communications provide powerful sources of informal education and persuasion. Their (41) _________ are drawn largely from observations that many, if
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not most, people in technological societies form their personal views of the social realities beyond their (42) _________ experience but from messages presented through public communication.
Current evidence (43) _________ that the many instruments of mass communication produce varying effects upon different segments of the audience. (44) _____________________________________________________________. Much of the enormous output on television and radio and in print is probably simply regarded as play and of little consequence in affecting adult dispositions, although many psychologists believe that the nature of children’s play experiences is critical to their maturation.
(45) __________________________________________________________. Most people seem to accept what they are given without complaint. Mass communication is but one area of life for most individuals, whose main concerns center on the home and daily employment.(46)________________________________________________________________.
Part III Listening Comprehension (35 minutes) Section A
11. [A] He doesn’t know what tools to bring.
[B] He doesn’t mind helping the woman.
[C] The woman won’t have to carry the tools.
[D] The donkeys will carry the woman’s personal items.
12. [A] The game has been canceled.
[B] Their team played very badly.
[C] Football is her favorite pastime.
[D] She’s never watched a better game.
13. [A] He thinks David is not reliable.
[B] He’s willing to trust David.
[C] He has told his doubts to David.
[D] He thinks David will benefit from this experience.
14. [A] He’s not sure how much a printer costs.
[B] He’ll buy a computer later this week.
[C] He lost the money he was saving.
[D] He doesn’t have enough money to buy a printer now.
15. [A] John was disappointed at his math score.
[B] John did better than he thought he was able to.
[C] John didn’t pass, although he had tried his best.
[D] John got an excellent score, which was unexpected.16. [A] The woman likes arguing.
[B] The woman should get a job.
[C] The woman should work in a factory.
[D] The woman spends too much money.
17. [A] The woman had been planning for the conference.
[B] The woman called the man but the line was busy.
[C] The woman didn’t come back until midnight.
[D] The woman had guests all evening.
18. [A] He has lost his history book.
[B] He doesn’t like the history course.
[C] He has to read a lot of history books.
[D] He finds history difficult to understand.
Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
19. [A] To find out if she has the flu.
[B] To find out how to maintain a nutritious diet.
[C] To find out how to prevent illness.
[D] To find out the results of a blood test.
20. [A] She gets ill at the same time every year.
[B] She doesn’t get enough exercise.
[C] She often has difficulty sleeping.
[D] She’s sick with influenza throughout the winter.
21. [A] She’s too stressed.
[B] She doesn’t get enough rest.
[C] She doesn’t eat nutritious food.
[D] She stays in crowded places too long.
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22. [A] Physical examinations are given free there.
[B] She can get a free influenza vaccination there.
[C] She’ll be able to get a prescription there.
[D] She’ll find literature on nutrition there.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
23. [A] She didn’t take it to the repair shop at all.
[B] She decided to throw it away and buy a new one.
[C] She took it to the repair shop but refused to have it repaired.
[D] She turned to mechanics for help but they could do nothing with it.
24. [A] The traffic is very heavy.
[B] The bus service is bad.
[C] The transportation is convenient.
[D] Few taxis can be seen there.
25. [A] She will get him to do his assignment.
[B] She will help him put his things in order.
[C] She will complete his homework for him.
[D] She will tell him how to maintain his car.
Section B
Passage One
Questions 26 to 29 are based on the passage you have just heard.
26. [A] Modern people have the same worries as the cave man did.
[B] Modern people experiences more stress than the cave man.
[C] The cave man experienced more stress than modern people.
[D] People don’t suffer more stress today; it’s just that they think they do.
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27. [A] You have failed an important examination.
[B] You are informed of an accident of your best friend.
[C] You have won the first prize in an English competition.
[D] Your favorite football team has lost an important game.
28. [A] To show us that distress is what people call the pleasant kind of stress.
[B] To show us that people will feel eustress and distress at the same time.
[C] To show us that stress does not necessarily refer to unpleasant experience.
[D] To show us that an Olympic winner feels the same stress as one who loses a
family member.
29. [A] Try to do things successfully.
[B] Do things that you really want to do.
[C] Do whatever you’re expected to do.
[D] Refuse to do whatever you’re forced to.
Passage Two
Questions 30 to 32 are based on the passage you have just heard.
30. [A] That the time is too short for doctors.
[B] That the patients are often too nervous.
[C] That the damage is extremely hard to fix.
[D] That the blood-cooling machine might break down.
31. [A] By taking the blood out of the brain.
[B] By lowering the brain’s temperature.
[C] By trying the operation on monkeys first.
[D] By having the blood go through a machine.
32. [A] It can last as long as 30 minutes.
[B] It can keep the brain’s blood warm.
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[C] It can help monkeys do different jobs.
[D] It can keep the patient’s brain healthy.
Passage Three
Questions 33 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.
33. [A] Salesmen.
[C] Customers.
34. [A] Visiting customers themselves.
[B] Visiting parks as ordinary customers.
[C] Giving customers free food on the street.
[D] Asking customers questions at supermarkets.
35. [A] How to understand what customers want.
[B] How to develop marketing strategies.
[C] How to find out customers’ necessary social needs.
[D] How to encourage customers to spend more money. [B] Managers. [D] Researchers.
Section C
Lively argument centers around effect of public communication on audiences, not only in matters concerning public opinion on political issues, but in matters of personal lifestyles and (36) _________, consumer behavior, the judgments and dispositions of children, and possible inducements to (37) _________. Feelings regarding these matters (38) _________ greatly. Some people explain the larger effects of mass communication as generally (39) _________ to both young and old. Many sociologists follow the theory that mass communication can influence values already (40) _________ and operating in the culture. Numerous other analysts believe that mass communications provide powerful sources of informal education and persuasion. Their (41) _________ are drawn largely from observations that many, if
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not most, people in technological societies form their personal views of the social realities beyond their (42) _________ experience but from messages presented through public communication.
Current evidence (43) _________ that the many instruments of mass communication produce varying effects upon different segments of the audience. (44) _____________________________________________________________. Much of the enormous output on television and radio and in print is probably simply regarded as play and of little consequence in affecting adult dispositions, although many psychologists believe that the nature of children’s play experiences is critical to their maturation.
(45) __________________________________________________________. Most people seem to accept what they are given without complaint. Mass communication is but one area of life for most individuals, whose main concerns center on the home and daily employment.(46)________________________________________________________________.