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Directions:

In

this

section,

you

will

hear

several

conversations.

At

the

end

of

each

conversation,

one

or

more

questions

will

be

asked

about

what

was

said.

Both

the

conversations

and

the

questions

will

be

spoken

only

once.

After

each

question

there

will

be

a

pause.

During

the

pause,

you must read the four choices marked A), B), C) and D), and decide

which is the best answer.

A: What did mom and dad talk about yesterday, Catherine

B: I didn't hear clearly.

A.

She doesn't know what her parents talked about.

B.

She wasn't home yesterday.

C.

She wants to talk to her parents.

D.

She came back too late yesterday.

A: I'm sorry, Mr. Henderson. I have a poor memory with

words.

B: That's no excuse for a D.

A.

employee and employer

B.

student and teacher

C.

patient and do ctor

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D.

interviewee and interviewer

A: Oh, Martin! I can't believe it.

B:

Hey,

Leo.

It's

a

big

surprise

to

see

you

at

the

restaurant.

A:

I

can't

believe

it's

been

eight

years

since

we

were

living

in the same dormitory.

B:

You

know

what.

I

remember

it

as

if

it

were

just

yesterday.

A: So what's your best memory of our dorm life

B:

Our

turtle

of

course.

The

school

said

pets

in

student

dormitories. But we kept a turtle secretly for four years.

Can you imagine that

A: Yeah I remember that. And sort of ... you brought the

turtle home after we graduated. So how's he now

B.

Very

well.

Here's

a

picture

in

my

cell

phone

...

Thank

God

it was a turtle that made no noise. And what about you, Leo

What do you remember about those days

A: Well, I still remember that night when both of us stayed

up and worked on our book review.

B: A book review On A Tale of Two Cities

A: Yes. And you see, we didn't remember the assignment until

the night before the deadline.

B: Yeah, and we spent a whole night working on it. Remember

we borrowed ideas from each other

A: Of course. It was lucky that we could finish our book

reviews before daybreak.

B: Oh, I really miss those days.

Questions

3

to

5

are

based

on

the

conversation

you

have

just

heard.

was the relationship between Martin and Leo

A.

They were colleagues.

B.

They were roommates.

C.

They were teammates.

D.

They were actors in the same movie.

is the turtle now

A.

With Martin.

B.

With Leo.

C.

In the wild.

D.

Already dead.

spent a night working on their _____.

A.

term papers

B.

chemical experiments

C.

TV shows

D.

book reviews

Directions: In this section, you will hear several short passages.

At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions. Both the

passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear

a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices

marked A), B), C) and D).

Passage One

Although

scientists

have

different

opinions,

most

people

find

that their dreams are very meaningful for them. Dreams are

useful

in

learning

more

about

the

dreamer's

feelings,

thoughts,

behavior,

and

values.

Many

find

that

dreams

can

help

them

solve

problems.

Further,

artists,

writers,

and

scientists

often

get

creative

ideas

from

dreams.

Many

people

agree

that

dreams

reflect

one's

deep

thoughts

and

feelings.

The

people,

actions,

settings

and

emotions

in

your

dreams are personal to you. Some dream experts think that

there are typical dreams and dream elements that happen to

different

persons,

cultures,

and

times.

But

usually

the

same

image or symbol will have different meanings for different

people.

For

example,

an

elephant

in

a

dream

can

mean

one

thing

to

a

zoo

keeper

and

something

quite

different

to

a

child

whose

favorite toy is a stuffed elephant. Therefore, books which

give a specific meaning for a specific dream image or symbol

are not usually helpful. By thinking about what each dream

element

means

to

you

or

reminds

you

of,

by

looking

for

connections

between

what

is

happening

in

your

dreams

and

what

is

happening

in

your

waking

life,

you

can

learn

to

understand

your dreams. It can be helpful to keep a dream diary and

reflect on many dreams over a long period of time.

Questions 6 to 10 are based on the passage you have just heard.

can be used to learn about the dreamer's _____.

A.

future

B.

interests

C.

values

D.

family

people, settings and emotions in one's dream are _____.

A.

different from those in real life

B.

all imagined

C.

personal to him

D.

repeating themselves

do some dream experts believe

A.

Some people never dream in their life.

B.

Having dreams every night is good for the mind.

C.

Dreams are not colorful.

D.

There are typical dreams happening to different times.

is TRUE about a book that gives a specific meaning to a

specific dream image

A.

It is not useful.

B.

It can help us to understand our needs.

C.

It is more useful to adults than to children.

D.

It must be hard to read.

can learn to understand your dreams by ____.

A.

describing your dream image to a dream expert

B.

thinking about what each dream element reminds you of

C.

reading books on the meaning of dream images

D.

improving your memory

Passage Two

Nightmares are very common among children and fairly common

among

adults.

Often

nightmares

are

caused

by

stress,

painful

experiences,

emotional

difficulties,

drugs

or

illness.

However,

some

people

have

frequent

nightmares

that

seem

unrelated

to

their

waking

lives.

Recent

studies

suggest

that

these people tend to be more open, sensitive, trusting, and

emotional than common people. Many people have

dreamed that they died or hit bottom in a fall and they have

lived to tell the tale! You can explore the meaning of these

kinds of images just as you would explore any others in your

dreams. However, if any aspect of your dreams worries or

distresses

you,

talk

to

a

doctor

about

your

concerns.

If you don't want nightmares, it is possible to control your

dreams by giving yourself suggestions before sleep. Another

method of influencing dreams is to be aware you are dreaming