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M: How long can I play on the playground
W: Well, it opens at 9:00 in the morning and closes at 5:00 in the afternoon.
How many hours can the man stay there（）
A. 8.
B. 7.
C. 5.
D. 9.
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M: How can you believe Tom He is telling lies.
W: Don’t you think he has honest eyes I do.
What does the woman think of Tom （）
A. He tells the lies.
B. He tells the truth.
C. He sometimes tells lies.
D. He sometimes tells the truth.
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M: How can I get to work without a car
W: Why don’t you call a taxi
What does the woman suggest that he do （）
A. Work on his car.
B. Call a friend.
C. Take a taxi.
D. Walk to work.
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M: Excuse me, how can I get to the nearest hospital
W: Sorry, I’m a new comer. You can ask the policeman over there.
What does the woman mean（）
A. She doesn’t want to tell.
B. She doesn’t know.
C. She isn’t a policewoman.
D. She doesn’t understan
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M: How can I go to the zoo
W: I’m not sure. Maybe you can ask the boy over there.
What does the woman mean （）
A. She suggests they ask the boy.
B. She is not sure where the boy is.
C. She doesn’t know if there is such a boy.
D. She has found the zoo.
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M: How can I go to the zoo
W: I’m not sure. Maybe you can ask the boy over there.
What does the woman mean（）
A. She suggests they ask the boy.
B. She is not sure where the boy is.
C. She doesn’t know if there is such a boy.
D. She has found the zoo.
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W: How long can I keep these out
M: Two weeks. Then you will be fined for everyday they are. overdue.
Where does this conversation probably take place（）
A. At the hospital.
B. At the bookstore.
C. At the library.
D. At the travel agency.
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W: Excuse me, Sir. Can you tell me how to get to the National Bank
M: Yes, go straight on for a few minutes and turn left at the crossing, and you’ll find it at the end of the street.
What is the probable relationship between the two speakers （）
A. Manager and secretary.
B. Teacher and student.
C. Waiter and customer.
D. Police and passer- by.
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W: Can you speak up a little I can hardly hear you.
M: All right. Is that better now
What can we conclude from the talk（）
A. The woman has no problem hearing the man.:
B. The man tries speaking loud enough.
C. The woman can’t understand the man.
D. The man doesn’t want to speak up.
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M：How about your adventure to the isolated island
W：It was worth neither the time nor the money．
What does the woman mean（）
A. The adventure was worth the money but not the time．
B. The adventure was worth both the time and the money．
C. The adventure was not worth the time or the money．
D. The adventure was worth the time but not the money．
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W: How much are these pillows, please
M: Four dollars each or seven dollars for the pair.
How much does one pillow cost （）
A. $8.
B. $7.
C. $4.
D. $3.5.
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W: How many people survived this fire
M: There were 2 men on the first floor and 3 women with a child on the second floor, but no one was badly hurt.
How many people were killed in the fire（）
A. 2.
B. 3.
C. 6.
D. Non
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My topic today is how to address the problem of hunger and starvation, which still exists in many parts of the world. To end hunger starts with people’s own productivity. A dangerous and patronizing cliche we often hear is: give a man a fish and feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for life. People living with chronic hunger have generations of wisdom about ’fishing’ — the problem is the barbed wire around the lake. The hunger project announced recently by the United Nations cut through the barbed wire, addressing the underlying social conditions that systematically deny hungry people the opportunity they need to end their own hunger. When we invest in a hunger project, we are investing in people’s productivity and giving people a chance to translate their hard work into improved well-being. We are ensuring that people get the opportunities which are rightfully theirs. Too often hungry people are isolated, marginalized and exploited. Mobilizing communities a
