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[单项选择]In London, two weeks ago a class of students made legal history by winning a lawsuit against their college for poor teaching.
In this landmark case the group all passed their course in historic vehicle restoration, but sued (起诉) the Oxfordshire college they had attended, claiming their qualifications were worthless because none had gained jobs in the field. The fact that the course was substantially different from that promised meant they won their case.
James Groves, general secretary of the National Postgraduate Committee in UK reports that students are getting better at complaining. "They are starting to see themselves as consumers of a product, and are reacting accordingly when things don’’t go right. Most importantly, they usually are paying their own fees and expect to get what they have paid for."
Groves says most complaints to his organization are about facilities and the quality of supervision. He says that more students seem to make complaints might be due simp
A. more students make complaints because universities take their criticism more seriously
B. through handling more complaints from the students, universities have learnt how to deal with them
C. college students tend to make complaints about the facilities of their schools
D. most university authorities tend to brush student complaints aside
[单项选择]Conversation 2A) Two weeks ago. C) Three months ago.
B) Two months ago. D) Two days ago.
[单项选择]Two weeks ago I had to go to the train station because I was taking a trip to Boston. I decided to take a taxi to the station. There is a bus to the station, but I had a lot of luggage and was in a hurry, so I chose a taxi.
I heard the horn(喇叭)of the taxi and hurried out of the house. Excited about my trip, I told the taxi driver I was in a hurry because I had a ticket for a train in only 20 minutes. But I soon began to worry as we hurried through the crowded streets. He drove too fast! We drove across the intersections(十字路口)without stopping for the red lights. We did not stay in our lane, but drove down the middle of the streets. As we turned at the corners, the fast movement of the taxi pushed me into its door. In ten minutes we reached the train station, but I never want to hurry that much again.
I took a train to Boston two weeks ago.
A. Right.
B. Wrong.
C. Doesn’t say.
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Three weeks ago you booked a two-week holiday to Sanya with Fly-by-Night Travel. You are not happy with the holiday -- the flight was delayed, the hotel was undesirable, and so on. Write a letter to Fly-by-Night Travel to complain about the holiday giving details about the problems.
Write your letter with no less than 100 words. Write it neatly on ANSWER SHEET 2. Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter; use "Li Ming" instead. You do not need to write the address. (10 points)
[单项选择]Life used to be so simple a generation or two ago. A mother, father and their kids, all living together under one roof. But now, the (67) of the American household has changed into a web of relationships, forever changing the way families (68) their money.
The rise of divorce, remarriage and living out of wedlock (婚姻生活) have changed the family unit into an (69) network of step-relatives and (70) a series of financial challenges. More than 40% of American adults have at least one step-relative, such as a son or daughter (71) a spouse’s former relationship, in their family. Experts say that is up (72) from just 50 years ago.
These new families, often called (73) families, meld (使合并) kids from one marriage with those from another. Americans are also creating new types of households (74) starting second families later in life or adopting kids. And the trend is only (75) .Anywhere from 52% to 62% of a
