–Hi. I’m your neighbor. My name is Steve Edwin.–（).

A:().

B:Hi. My name's Rose. Are you from London？

A. Hello, I'm Paul. What's your name？

B. Hello, who are you？ What's your name？

C. Where are you from？

听力原文：M: Hi. I have a reservation for tonight.

W: And your name？

M: It's Nelson. Charles Nelson.

W: Okay. Mr. Nelson. That's a room for five, and...

M: Excuse me？ Do you mean a room for five dollars？ I didn't know the special was so good.

W: No, no, no. According to our records, a room for five guests was booked under your name.

M: No. No. Hold on. There must be some mistake.

W: Okay. Let's check again. Okay, Mr. Charles

C.Nelson for tonight....

M: Ah. There's the problem. My name is Charles Nelson, not Charles C. Nelson. You must have two guests under the name.

W: Okay. Let me check again. Oh. Okay. Here we are. Charles Nelson. A room for one for the 19th....

M: Wait, wait! It was for tonight. Not tomorrow night.

W: Hum. I don't think we have any rooms for tonight. There's a convention going on in town, and uh, let's see. Yeah, no rooms.

M: Ah come on! You must have something. Anything.

W: Well. Let me check my computer here. Ah! There has been a cancellation for this evening. A honeymoon suite is now available.

M: Great. I'll take it.

W: But I'll have to charge you two hundred fifty dollars for the night.

M: Ah. I should get a discount for the inconvenience.

W: Well. The best I can give you is a ten percent discount plus a ticket for a free breakfast.

M: Hey. Isn't the breakfast free anyway？

W: Well, only on weekends.

M: Okay. That'll be fine.

(20)

A．The hotel clerk confused him with another guest.

B．Rooms were overbooked for that evening.

C．There were no more rooms available for five people.

D．The price for the room was higher than he expected.

阅读以下对话，选择最佳答案填空

CRUSOE: Manny, where do you live in Bloomington？

MANNY: I live at five twenty-six Hamilton Street.

CRUSOE: Do you live in a house？

MANNY: No, I don't.

CRUSOE: Do you live in a dormitory？

MANNY: No, I don't.

CRUSOE: Do you live in an apartment？

MAMNY: Yes, I do. It’s very small.

CRUSOE: How many ________ does it have？

1.A、rooms B、house C、flats D、room

MAMNY: It has one large room and one very small room.

CRUSOE: That was beautiful.

MAMNY: He's very good.

MUSICIAN: Thanks.

CRUSOE: Manny, What do you do.

MAMNY: I'm a musician too.

CRUSOE: Are you a student？

MAMNY: Yes, I am. I study ________ the university.

2.A、in B、on C、at D、by

CRUSOE: Do you play the violin？

MUSICIAN: Yes, he does.

MANNY: No, I don't.

MUSICIAN: Yes, he does. But he's very bad.

MANNY: Yes, I'm very bad.

CRUSOE: Where are you from？

MANNY: I'm from Brooklyn. My family is from Russia. It was their home.

CRUSOE: Did you live in Russia？

MANNY: No, I didn't, My home was in Brooklyn.

MANIY: They lived in Russia. It was their home.

CRUSOE: Where are you from？

MANNY: I'm from Brooklyn. It was my home. I live in Bloomington now.

MUSICIAN: I'm from Finland. It was my home. I live in Bloomington too.

MANNY: Where are you from？

CRUSOE: I'm from Chicago. It was my home. I live in Baltimore now.

CRUSOE: Did you play the violin in Brooklyn？

MANNY: Yes. I ________ very bad.

3.A、was B、am C、been D、had

CRUSOE: What do you play now？

MANNY: I play the clarinet.

CRUSOE: Did your father play the clarinet？

MANNY: No, he didn't. He was a chemist.

CRUSOE: Did your mother play the clarinet？

MANNY: No, she didn't. But she was a musician. She was a singer.

CRUSOE: Do you _____ another musical instrument？

4.A、play B、have C、do D、play at

MANNY: Yes, I do. I play the guitar.

MUSICIAN: He plays the mandolin too.

MUSICIAN: Excuse me. Teresa! Hi.

TERESA: Hi.

MUSICIAN: This is Teresa.

MANNY: Hi, Teresa.

CRUSOE: Hello. I'm CRUSOE. Are you a musician？

TERESA: No. I'm a teacher.

MUSICIAN: She teaches at the high school.

CRUSOE: Do you live in Bloomington？

TERESA: Yes, I do.

MUSICIAN: She lives in the apartment downstairs.

TERESA: Manny, do you ________ your guitar？

5.A、play B、have C、do D、play at

MANNY: Yes, I do.

TERESA: Play for us.

MANNY: OK.

阅读以下对话，选择最佳答案填空，请将答案写在答题纸上。

MARTIN: Manny, where do you live in Bloomington？

MANNY: I live at five twenty-six Hamilton Street.

MARTIN: Do you live in a house？

MANNY: No, I don't.

MARTIN: Do you live in a dormitory？

MANNY: No, I don't.

MARTIN: Do you live in an apartment？

MANNY: Yes, I do. It's very small.

MARTIN: How many _________ does it have？

6.A、rooms

B、houses

C、flats

D、room

MANNY: It has one large room and one very small room.

MARTIN: That was beautiful.

MANNY: He's very good.

MUSICIAN: Thanks.

MARTIN: Manny, what do you do？

MANNY: Im a musician too.

MARTIN: Are you a student？

MANNY: Yes, lam. I study _________ the university.

7.A、in

B、on

C、at

D、by

MARTIN: Do you play the violin？

MANNY No, I don't.

MUSICIAN: Yes, he does.

MANNY: No, I don't

MUSICIAN: Yes, he does. But he's very bad.

MANNY: Yes, Pm very bad.

MARTIN: Where are you from？

MANNY: I'm from Brooklyn. My family is from Russia. It was their home.

MARTIN: Did you live in Russia？

MANNY: No, I didn't My home was in Brooklyn.

MANNY: They lived in Russia. It was their home.

MARTIN: Where are you from？

MANNY: Im from Brooklyn. It was My home. I live in Bloomington now.

MUSICIAN: Im from Finland. It was my home. I live in Bloomington too.

MANNY: Where are you from？

MARTIN: I'm from Chicago. It was my home. I live in Baltimore now.

MARTIN: Did you play the violin in Brooklyn？

MANNY: Yes. I _________ very bad.

8.A、was

B、am

C、been

D、had

MARTIN: What do you play now？

MANNY: I play the clarinet.

MARTIN: Did your father play the clarinet？

MANNY: No, he didn't. He was a chemist.

MARTIN: Did your mother play the clarinet？

MANNY: No, she didn't. But she was a musician. She was a singer.

MARTIN: Do you _________ another musical instrument？

9.A、play

B、have

C、do

D、play at

MANNY: Yes, I do. I play the guitar.

MUSICIAN: He plays the mandolin too.

MUSICIAN: Excuse me. Teresa! Hi.

TERESA: Hi.

MUSICIAN: This is Teresa.

MANT'IY: Hi, Teresa.

MARTIN: Hello. I'm Martin .Are you a musician？

TERESA: No. I'm a teacher.

MUSICIAN: She teaches at the high school.

MARTIN: Do you live in Bloomington？

TERESA: Yes, I do.

MUSICIAN: She lives in the apartment downstairs.

TERESA: Manny, do you play at your guitar？

10.A、play

B、have

C、do

D、play at

MANNY: Yes, I do.

TERESA: Play for us.

MANNY: OK.

Dear Customer Service Representative,

Hello. I purchased a Microtech Microwave Oven (Model 37) at your shop a few weeks ago. About a week ago I noticed a hair-line crack in the glass of the door. Yesterday I checked the crack and noticed that it has expanded.

The microwave oven has a full two-year unconditional warranty. There' s one problem. I don't remember at the moment where I am keeping the warranty.

I have patronized your store for many years, and have never had any trouble with any products before. The microwave oven is working well, but I'm concerned about the crack. I' m afraid that electromagnetic waves are leaking through the crack, and that these may be injurious to my daughter' s health. I haven't noticed anything unusual yet, but I don't want to take any chances. She spends a considerable amount of time playing in the kitchen near the microwave oven. I hope you don't think I' m exaggerating my concerns. I feel my situation warrants special consideration.

I have unplugged the microwave oven, and have decided not to use it. I don' t know what caused the glass of the door to crack. I used the microwave oven in accordance with the instructions in the manual. Would it be possible for you to replace the microwave oven？ I would appreciate it.

Yours truly,

Nora Peletz

Dear Ms. Peletz,

Hi. Thank you very much for the letter in which you informed me about your predicament. You mentioned in the letter that there is a crack in the glass of the door, and that you have decided not to use the microwave oven. I apologize for the inconvenience. I have already arranged for a replacement to be delivered to your house. When would be a good time for it to be delivered？ Our normal delivery hours are Monday through Saturday from 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. However, we can deliver it whenever it's convenient for you.

In case you are wondering, you will not have to pay for the replacement. Please accept a complimentary gift in token of our gratitude to you. We appreciate your patronage, and look forward to serving you in the future.

Yours sincerely,

Sasha Pavorotti

Sasha Pavorotti, Manager

What is the purpose of the first letter？

A．To claim compensation for injury

B．To get some documents reissued

C．To request a new appliance

D．To acknowledge receipt of an order

SAM: Hi. How’s your report coming along？

KATIE: Not too bad, {A. You don’t need to go to the boss’s office to give him the U disk.; B. I’ve already done about4000 words.; C. Yeah, I also need to get the e-mail address of the team members who need a copy.; D. No, I’m not sure how he wants it, a hard copy, on U disk or by email.; E. Have you managed to figure out how to use that scanner yet？}

SAM: It’s nearly finished, isn’t it？

KATIE: Yeah, I’ve got to check the spelling, then scan and insert a few pictures,do a bit more copy and paste from other files, and it will be done.

SAM: {A. You don’t need to go to the boss’s office to give him the U disk.; B. I’ve already done about4000 words.; C. Yeah, I also need to get the e-mail address of the team members who need a copy.; D. No, I’m not sure how he wants it, a hard copy, on U disk or by email.; E. Have you managed to figure out how to use that scanner yet？}

KATIE: Ha, yeah. Eventually I had to ask my secretary to tell me how to use it.

SAM: Have you run off a copy of the report for the boss yet？

KATIE: {A. You don’t need to go to the boss’s office to give him the U disk.; B. I’ve already done about4000 words.; C. Yeah, I also need to get the e-mail address of the team members who need a copy.; D. No, I’m not sure how he wants it, a hard copy, on U disk or by email.; E. Have you managed to figure out how to use that scanner yet？}

SAM: Maybe an e-mail would be the easiest if the file size is not too large. {A. You don’t need to go to the boss’s office to give him the U disk.; B. I’ve already done about4000 words.; C. Yeah, I also need to get the e-mail address of the team members who need a copy.; D. No, I’m not sure how he wants it, a hard copy, on U disk or by email.; E. Have you managed to figure out how to use that scanner yet？} He can read it on his computer when he has the time. It saves paper, too.

KATIE: {A. You don’t need to go to the boss’s office to give him the U disk.; B. I’ve already done about4000 words.; C. Yeah, I also need to get the e-mail address of the team members who need a copy.; D. No, I’m not sure how he wants it, a hard copy, on U disk or by email.; E. Have you managed to figure out how to use that scanner yet？}

A.Hi. Where are you going？

B.Hi. What are you doing now？

C.Hi. Your dog is so lovely!

D.Hi. Are you tired？

A.Hi. Where are you going？

B.Hi. What are you doing now？

C.Hi. Your dog is so lovely!

D.Hi. Are you tired？

A.Hi. Where are you going？

B.Hi. What are you doing now？

C.Hi. Your dog is so lovely!

D.Hi. Are you tired？