[填空题]I’ve been to Shanghai (two)（）

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In the past two years I’ve phoned, e-mailed and dined with three potential "ideal husbands. " (This is according to the aunts or cousins who talk up the suitors to my parents. Marriage brokering is a favorite pastime for my extended family. ) The investment banker was my first blind date. The timing couldn’t have been worse. He’d made his mark and was searching for a full-fledged adult companion, not a recent journalism-school graduate who spent most of lunch whining about being unemployed.
After that came drinks with the San Francisco-based attorney. He rattled on about himself for an hour and then we said polite goodbyes. It was a superficial meeting, as initial conversations usually are. Two days later he sent me a long e-mail explaining that he wasn’t ready for a serious commitment--which was a shame because I’d already mailed the invitations, set up the bridal registry and commissioned the cake.
Finally, there was the m
A. the banker was rude
B. the banker was a sexist
C. the author was not ideal for the banker
D. the author felt she was not worthy of the banker

[多项选择]Part 3 Two-way Discussion
We’ve been talking about a law you would like to suggest for your country and now I’d like to discuss with you one or two more general questions related to this. Let’s consider first the topic of crime and law enforcement.
In your opinion, is being a police officer a difficult or easy job in your country [ Why ]
What are some of the more common crimes which occur in your country What do you think are some possible reasons for these types of crime
Many people are in agreement that the police force should be armed with guns. What’s your view
Now let’s talk about the legal and justice system in your country.
What types of personal and professional qualities make a good lawyer, in your opinion
In some countries, corruption of the legal system is a serious concern. Can you think of any potential solutions to this issue

[多项选择]part 3 Two-way Discussion
We’ve been talking about a newspaper/magazine which you read and now I’d like to discuss with you one or two more general questions related to this. Let’s consider first the topic of media.
How have the ways people access the media changed in your country over the last decade
The issue of Internet-based music and video piracy has become critical. What do you think can be done about this problem

[单项选择]Passage Two I’ve often felt that “step-parent” is a label we attach to men and women who marry into families where children already exist, for the simple reason that we need to call them something. It is most certainly an enormous “step”, but one doesn’t often feel as if the term “parent” truly applies. At least that’s how I used to feel about being a step-mother to my husband’s four children. My husband and I had been together for six years, and with him I had watched as his young children become young teenagers. Although they lived primarily with their mother, they spent a lot of time with us as well. Over the years, we all learned to adjust, to become more comfortable with each other, and to adapt to our new family arrangements. We enjoyed vacations together, ate family meals, worked on homework, played baseball, rented videos. However, I continued to feel somewhat like an outsider, invading foreign territory. There was a definite boundary line that could not be crosse
A. She had unintentionally made Margo uncomfortable.
B. She had never communicated with Margo in such way.
C. She pretended to be Margo’s father when chatting with her.
D. She did not explain that it was she who was writing to Margo.