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A．He's also interested in American literature.
B．He hasn't decided if he would take the literature class.
C．The woman should have already finished her paper.
D．The woman's topic may not be appropriate.
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听力原文：M: I have some news about Barbara that might interest you.
W: Are you talking about the great new job she found？
M: So you know about it too？
Q: What can we assume about the man？
(18)
A．He isn't interested in the news.
B．He's surprised that the woman knows.
C．He was also going to look for a job.
D．He thinks that the woman made a mistake.
A．He's not very much interested in the country.
B．His wife doesn't seem to have much interest in the country.
C．No one is there to take care of his house.
D．The travel cost might be too high.
W: I know what you mean. There's so much to find out about in so many different ways nowadays. We have television, we have radio, and we have all sorts of magazines.
M: Even in your own field, you know, you'd have to read twenty or thirty magazines a month in order to keep up.
W: Just to know what's happening.
M: Yeah. That's right.
W: You know, now, because of communication systems, uh, our sphere of interest is the whole world, whereas before, our sphere of interest was just our country or our area.
M: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
W: I think we realize now that we should know things. And therefore, we are pressed to know these things.
M: Yes, we're..., whereas before people didn't understand that...
W: And as an educated adult you also have to keep up with certain international events and affairs, or you cannot really be a responsible person.
M: Yeah, you know you're responsible for making decisions about not only your own life, but many other things and you have to be informed to be able to do that.
W: You have to learn to pick and choose information too.
Why does the man feel dumb？
A．He can't process all the information available.
B．There is so much he doesn't know.
C．There is so much he hasn't read.
D．All of the above.
Speaking to the Kansas City Fed's annual economic conference, Greenspan, Federal Re- serve Chairman, reemphasized that the Fed can't now point interest rate policy at stock, housing or other asset prices, even if it were so inclined. Greenspan also said the housing cool-off doesn't have to be painful if the nation preserves its economic flexibility. "The housing boom will inevitably cool down. As part of that process, house-sales volume will decline from currently historic levels, while home-price increases will slow and prices could even decrease," he said.
Earlier, he had warned investors not to assume higher prices for assets such as stocks or houses were permanent, saying gains could disappear if the economy or investor sentiment turned.
Home prices have risen 50% on average over the past five years. The average price of an existing home shot up 13.6% in the second quarter of 2005 compared with a year earlier. There are potential benefits from a housing slowdown. As prices correct and owners can't pull as much equity from their homes, personal savings should rise and the enormous trade deficit should decline. Further, a slowing in the housing market might mean that the Fed, which has been raising interest rates since June 2004 to control potential inflation, might not have to push them as far or fast. A decline in consumer purchases could also slow growth. Consumer spending makes up about two-thirds of the economy.
Lyle Gramley, a former Fed governor now at the Stanford Washington Research Group, does not think Greenspan was predicting a rapid adjustment in housing prices, savings and the trade deficit, but a gradual three-to five-year rear rangement.
Greenspan, who has said the Fed's role is not to stop market bubbles, said that it doesn't have. the expertise to use interest rates to influence asset prices that could change in the future. The speech was probably Greenspan's last to the Kansas City Fed conference. His term ends Jan. 31.
What did Greenspan warn the investors about assets like stocks and houses？
A．He warned them not to wait to buy stocks or houses.
B．He warned them not to think the value of stocks or houses will rise permanently.
C．He warned them that the stocks and houses should be priority.
D．He warned them that the price of stocks and houses would decrease next year.
Whats Harolds interest while hes practising law？
A．He has his special interest in going to the fair.
B．He strives for the rights and fair treatment for the disabled.
C．He spends most of his time breaking down people"s prejudices about the disabled.
D．He strives for more job opportunities for the disabled.
Why is the man selling his books？
A．He desperately needs the money.
B．Reading doesn't interest him.
C．He's finished using them.
D．He'd rather have cheaper books.
What was the author's feeling when he described his first school？
A．He remembered a sympathetic school administration.
B．He was made to feel welcome because he spoke Spanish.
C．He felt that the school cared more about money than about pupils' welfare.
D．He was grateful that the school took such a keen interest in his progress.
What is the professor’s first reply to the woman’s request？
A．He doesn't intend to offer the course.
B．He doesn't think the course will interest her.
C．He never accepts under-graduates in his course.
D．He thinks the course will be too difficult for her.
What is the professor's first reply to the woman's request？
A．He does not intend to offer the course.
B．He does not think the course will interest her.
C．He never accepts undergraduates in his course.
D．He thinks the course will be too difficult for her.
Not only ______tolerant of other people's opinions, but he is also patient.
A．he is
B．is he
C．he will be
D．will he be
听力原文：W：Can I help you, sir？
M: Yes, (19) I was wanting somewhere to stay for a few days--a four or five star hotel. Can you tell me something about the possibilities？
W: OK, right, well there are five hotels that might interest you. Were you wanting a city centre location, or would you be interested in something a bit further out？
M: Well, I do have a car, so I could go for either.
W: There are three central hotels in the range you're looking for--there's Carlton House and The Imperial, they're both near the main square, but if you've got your own transport you might be interested in the Royal Oak. (20)Then there's the Bridge Hotel and the Majestic--they're both in town but not in the centre.
M: That might be a bit far away from here actually. OK, now the other two you mentioned, in the city centre. Can you tell me a bit about them？
W: They're both excellent hotels. If you want something with a bit of character, Carlton House is quite unusual, a five star hotel. Or (21) there's the Imperial, which is a much more modern building. That also has its own stadium and it also has Internet connection and meeting rooms. That's five star as well.
M: Does it have a swimming pool as well as a stadium？
W: No, the Royal Oak has an outdoor pool, which is lovely in the summer, but the only hotel with an indoor pool is the Bridge Hotel. It doesn't have a stadium though.
M: I see. I think I'll probably go for one of the city centre hotels.
(23)
A．He is going to drive to the countryside.
B．He wants a few days to stay somewhere.
C．He wants to rent a room.
D．He is going to visit the city centre hotels.
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