[单项选择]
·You will hear a radio interview with David Meerman Scott, writer, consultant, conference speaker.
·For each question 23-30, mark one letter (A, B or C).
·You will hear the recording twice.

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[单项选择]
·You will hear a radio interview with David Meerman Scott, writer, consultant, conference speaker.
·For each question 23-30, mark one letter (A, B or C).
·You will hear the recording twice.

Mr. Scott has presented at industry events
A. in North America only.
B. on different continents.
C. on the Internet.

[单项选择]I can hardly hear the radio. Would you please （　）
A. turn it on
B. turn it down
C. turn it up
D. turn it off

[单项选择]—Congratulations to you! I hear you got the first prize in the English Speech Contest.
—______.
A. Don’t mention it. I think that’s only the past
B. Thanks. But I think I could have done better
C. There’s nothing to cheer for
D. No, no. It’s a piece of cake

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