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- Has your former classmate come back from America？
- Yes, he()there for eight years.
A. has stayed
B．stays
C．was stayed
D．Stayed
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听力原文：W: How is your job I hope you can establish a good relationship with your new co听力原文：W: How is your job I hope you can establish a good relationship with your new comrades. M: I couldn’t feel better about it! I have forgotten my miserable days in the former company. Q: How does the man feel about his new job （）
A．He is very satisfied with it．
B．He has to spend the miserable days．
C．He thinks it should be better．
D．He has some problems with his comrades．
M: I couldn't feel better about it! I have forgotten my miserable days in the former company.
Q: How does the man feel about his new job？
(13)
A．He is very satisfied with it.
B．He has to spend the miserable days.
C．He thinks it should be better.
D．He has some problems with his comrades.
M：Actually，I am scheduled to finish school in June．To be honest，this is the first lob I am looking for．
Q：What does the man do？
(16)
A．He has just quitted his former job.
B．He is still a school student.
C．He is applying for a job.
D．He is having an interview now.
"The time has come to get down to serious negotiations and not to waste your time on full stops and commas. There is an urgent need for this process to proceed." George Mitchell said. The talks, launched with fanfare by the British and Irish governments in June 12, started, however, without representatives of the key players, the IRA guerrillas fighting the British rules.
Who is George Mitchell？
A．A representative of the IRA guerrillas.
B．A key player.
C．A former US Senator.
D．A businessman and writer.
听力原文： (24[A]) Northern Ireland peace talks resumed yesterday with negotiations under orders from the US Chairman George Mitchell, former US Senator, (23[C]) to stop haggling and get down to the business of solving the worst violence in the province,
"The time has come to get down to serious negotiations and not to waste your time on full stops and commas. There is an urgent need for this process to proceed." George Mitchell said.
The talks, launched with fanfare by the British and Irish governments in June 12, started, however, without representatives of the key players, the IRA guerrillas fighting the British rules.
Who is George Mitchell？
A．A representative of the IRA guerrillas.
B．A key player.
C．A former US Senator
D．A businessman and writer.
听力原文： Good evening and thank you for watching. I am Rachael Selic, the host of Entertainment Tonight. We have a great show for you all tonight! I am joined by the lovely 28-year-old Sarah Johnson who recently launched her first solo album In Winter Dreams. It has received huge success from fans and newcomers alike. The first single Nite Sky has been on the top 10 charts for two months now and Sarah's hit recently received an award for best song. So, Sarah, this is your first solo album since leaving your former group, the Mandolins, 8 years ago. I understand that music has always been a part of your life for the last decade, how does all of this new success feel？
What is Entertainment Tonight？
A．A radio show
B．A magazine interview
C．A television show
D．An Internet broadcast site
Divorce
In arbitration, the divorce case is presented to a neutral party called an arbitrator who, like a judge, has the power to decide what should happen in the case. Arbitrators may be matrimonial lawyers or former judges, but in any case they should be familiar with the law. The arbitrator has power to compel decisions over the objection of one or both parties. The decisions may be either binding or nonbinding. If binding, parties are usually bound by the decision until you can prove the arbitrator was biased, made a gross error of law or exceeded the arbitrator's authority. A nonbinding decision may be appealed, but if the end result is the same as the first decision or more favorable to the other spouse, the spouse who appealed may be ordered to pay the other's costs. Many states now require you and your spouse to participate in mediation, arbitration or some other form. of alternative dispute resolution before a judge will hear the divorce case. Usually you will have to pay for the services, but in some states the court will provide mediators at no cost. In any case, resolving your conflicts without going to court will cost you less money and be easier on your emotions. Here are some tips to consider when evaluating mediation and arbitration options:
A mediator helps you and your spouse to reach an agreement but has no power to enforce it.
An arbitrator acts like a hired judge but may or may not be a lawyer.
An arbitrator may also enforce an agreement.
If the court requires mediation, opposing it may anger the judge and prejudice your case.
Mediated agreements may be harder to alter than court decisions.
Whether you use mediation or arbitration, go into it prepared.
An arbitrator could be anyone of the following EXCEPT
A．a sitting judge.
B．a retired judge.
C．a matrimonial lawyer.
D．a former judge.
Divorce
In arbitration, the divorce case is presented to a neutral party called an arbitrator who, like a judge, has the power to decide what should happen in the case. Arbitrators may be matrimonial lawyers or former judges, but in any case they should be familiar with the law. The arbitrator has power to compel decisions over the objection of one or both parties. The decisions may be either binding or nonbinding. If binding, parties are usually bound by the decision until you can prove the arbitrator was biased, made a gross error of law or exceeded the arbitrator's authority. A nonbinding decision may be appealed, but if the end result is the same as the first decision or more favorable to the other spouse, the spouse who appealed may be ordered to pay the other's costs.
Many states now require you and your spouse to participate in mediation, arbitration or some other form. of alternative dispute resolution before a judge will hear the divorce case. Usually you will have to pay for the services, but in some states the court will provide mediators at no cost. In any case, resolving your conflicts without going to court will cost you less money and be easier on your emotions. Here are some tips to consider when evaluating mediation and arbitration options:
A mediator helps you and your spouse to reach an agreement but has no power to enforce it.
An arbitrator acts like a hired judge but may or may not be a lawyer.
An arbitrator may also enforce an agreement.
If the court requires mediation, opposing it may anger the judge and prejudice your case.
Mediated agreements may be harder to alter than court decisions.
Whether you use mediation or arbitration, go into it prepared.
An arbitrator could be anyone of the following EXCEPT______.
A．a sitting judge
B．a retired judge
C．a matrimonial lawyer
D．a former judge
SECTION B PASSAGES
Directions: In this section, you will hear several passages. Listen to the passages carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
听力原文： Americans are big tippers. Generally the custom is more common in a large city than in a small town. Customers are expected to give a tip or small amount of money, whenever services are performed. A tip is expected by the porter who carries your baggage, by taxi drivers and by those who serve you in hotels and restaurants. For example, in hotels it is customary to give a tip to the porter who carries your suitcase and shows you to your room. In this case, 50 cents for each bag is satisfactory; in restaurants you generally leave about 15 percent of the bill on the table as a tip for the person who has served you. Tipping became common in England by the middle of the eighteenth century. Because this practice is not suitable to a country without an established serving class, it did not catch on in America until after the Civil War, when the Southern former slave owners suddenly found themselves having to pay the service and when the rich Northern industrialists adopted this Old World practice as a means to show off their fortune. By the mm of the century the custom had been an American one.
Tipping became popular in America ______.
A．in the Independence War
B．after the Civil War
C．by the turn of the century
D．in the 1960s
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