【導讀】聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6至7題。

　　

【正文】 ou play any sports? M： Not much， but I go to the sports ground and walk out once a week. Text 2 M： Wow， your homework looks great! W： did it on my puter. M： But e to think of it， didn’ t tell us we had to write it in our books? W： Oh， no， you’ re am I going to do now? Text 3 W： What time do you think would be OK for me to e? M： How about 10 o’ clock? W： Can we make it 30 minutes earlier， as I’ ll have a meeting at 11∶ 30? M： No problem. Text 4 M： Look! There’ s an ATM over there. W： Oh， ’ ll get some money out and we can have a ... M： What’ s up? W： I can never remember my card’ s password. Text 5 M： How about playing some of the records you bought this afternoon? W： Impossible. M： happened? W： I put them on my bed， where I could see them， then left to have a when I came back， I sat on them. Text 6 W： Oh， I wish that bus would e! My feet are freezing! M： Have you been waiting long? W： It feels like hours— but I suppose I’ ve only been here ten minutes or so. M： That’ s long enough in this is hate it has started to snow， I’ ve been calling the weather report all were continuously reporting one or two inches but we’ ve got at least four inches shoes are full of snow. W： Well， that’ s not typical I heard that there has never been such a heavy snow before if it does continue， I won’ t go into office tomorrow— I’ ll work at home. M： What kind of work do you do? W： I’ m a office is in the building around the corner. M： Oh， that’ s where I’ ve seen you work in the same building— in that travel agency off the lobby. Text 7 M： This is YET’ s I help you? W： Yes， I’ ve heard that you have a lunch meeting this you give me some more information about that? M： Yes， of guest speaker is Professor John Smith from University of Kansas，and he’ ll be talking about the changes brought about by the Inter. W： Hmm， that sounds very interesting， and when does the meeting begin? M： Lunch will be served at 12∶ 30， and Professor Smith will speak at 1∶ 15. W： And do you have any idea when it will end? M： Oh， Professor Smith will speak for about one and a half hours. W： Very you very much. M： You’ re wele. Text 8 M： Please take a seat! W： Thank you. M： Now you’ ve applied for a job as a secretary with I’ d like to ask you some ， first of all， how many foreign languages can you speak? W： I can speak English very well and also a little Japanese. M： English and a little ， can you type? W： can type. M： Uh huh， and can you use a puter? W： Oh can use a puter very well. M： PC or Mac? W： Both， I can do word processing and other things as well. M： Right， and um...can you take shorthand? W： Yes， not very fast， but I can take shorthand. M： OK， fine， and um...can you drive a car? W： ’ m afraid I can’ t. M： Well， that’ s not very important. Text 9 W： congratulations to country has won the European Football Cup. M： Yes， we Greek reached the top finally. W： What do you think are the important reasons for your success? M： Let me see...Unlike some national teams， their players play in different countries， they need time to train together， but most of our players are playing in the Greek know each other； and good munication in and out of the fields is one of the reasons for our success. W： And what else helps you? M： Um...A football game is a kind of can’ t only depend on the big star in the are working like one engine. W： What role does your German coach play in your team? M： Well， he’ s helped us to study and learn from other the so called strong teams thought it was worthless to study the Greek they realized that， it was too speak honestly， the biggest reason for our victory is that some strong national teams didn’ t play well. W： Thank you for accepting my congratulations. Text 10 Most Beijing residents are interested in environmental issues and are aware of their responsibility in this respect， according to a recent survey. The public are found to have paid more attention to their living conditions， such as drinking water， air quality， and respondents gave a “ medium mark” of points to describe the level of their satisfaction about their surroundings. A total of 1,511 responded to the percent of them gave a positive assessment of the city’ s environmental protection efforts， especially as regards the improvement of air ， there are still many who plain about the impact of air and noise pollution. percent of the respondents said they agree with the notion that it is everyone’ s responsibility to protect the environment， while over 70 percent said the cost of the environmental improvement should be offset by public finance or borne by those who cause it； only one third said they were ready to contribute financially to environmental protection. 82 percent of the respondents said they have taken part in some form of environmental protection Proportion of people who are willing to“ Drive One Day Less” rose by percent， replacing tree planting and trash picking as the main volunteer activities. 參考范文 As can be seen from the cartoon， two ladies living in the opposite flat say “ hello” when they happen to meet each two women don’ t know each other even if they are neighbors. It is the exact reflection of interpersonal relationships in the modern we all know，most people live in don’ t like to go out after work， and they will stay at home watching TV or playing puter don’ t have any connections even with their closest neighbors， who seem no different from people they meet every day in the it is no good to us， nor to our society， and it will make people feel more lonely. As far as I’ m concerned， it’ s high time that we took some measures to improve who live in the same zone can often be anized to have so