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听力原文：Talks aimed at getting North Korea to stop trying to make nuclear weapons ended o

n Saturday with no significant breakthrough, but with all sides saying they are prepared to keep talking. The bare bones of a possible deal had emerged on Friday: North Korea would end its military nuclear programme in return for aid from China, Russia and South Korea.

There is a change for the better in North Korea nuclear crisis.

A．正确

B．错误

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听力原文：A new round of six-nation talks aimed at North Korea's nuclear disarmament will b

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Which statement is NOT true about the new round of six-nation talks？

A．The talks Will begin on July 26.

B．The talks will be held in Beijing.

C．The talks will be hosted by the United States.

D．The talks will aim at the North Korea's nuclear disarmament.

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e final stage in Beijing' s 15-year effort to join the World Trade Organization. The talks, expected to last a week, are aimed at clearing most of the remaining obstacles to China' s member- ship. Officials said there is a lot of work to be done, but that they remain optimistic the problems can be worked out by the time WTO ministers meet in Qatar in November. Beijing has reached trade deals with all its partners, except Mexico.

What is the main idea of the report？

A．China has reached trade deals with all its partner.

B．WTO minister meet will begin in November.

C．China has entered WTO.

D．China' s effort to enter WTO goes smoothly.

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听力原文： India and Pakistan have agreed to set up a telephone hotline between their forei

gn ministries to reduce the risk of nuclear war. An Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman says the two countries will use the hotline to warn of nuclear threats or accidents and help prevent misunderstandings. The talks in New Delhi aimed at reducing the risk of a possible nuclear confrontation are the first since India and Pakistan test-fired nuclear devices six years ago. India and Pakistan have fought three wars since 1947 and came close to another one two years ago.

What have India and Pakistan agreed to do？

A．To improve telecommunications.

B．To avoid misunderstanding.

C．To warn of military clashes.

D．To prevent nuclear confrontation.

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听力原文： The Bush Administration is warning that continuing Mid-east violence threatens to overwhelm US efforts to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, using the recommendations of the Mitchell Commission to bring the two sides together. Administration officials are openly worried that the violence and particularly the car bomb attacks aimed at Israeli civilians could undermine what they see as a positive opening toward renewed peace talks, presented by the Michael report. The US' appeal came in the wake of the bomb blast Wednesday in the Israeli coastal town at Netanya that injured several Israelis. Responsibility for the bombing was claimed by the Palestinian group Islamic Jihad. At the State Department, spokesman, Philip Reeker, said there can be no ustification for terrorism and targeting at civilians. And he urged the Palestinian authority to do all they can to put an end to such incidents, which he said, threaten to overtake the latest peace efforts.

What is the main idea of the news item？

A．US concern over the forthcoming peace talks.

B．Peace efforts by the Palestinian Authority.

C．Recommendations by the Mitchell Commission.

D．Bomb attacks aimed at Israeli civilians.

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听力原文： A U. N. Security Council delegation travels to South Africa on the first stop of

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A．strengthening the ties between UN body and South Africa

B．providing economic aid to South Africa

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听力原文： British Prime Minister Tony Blair has been holding talks with President Putin of

Russia at his country home outside Moscow as the start of a diplomatic mission to raise support for Mr. Blair's plans to tackle poverty in Africa and global climate change. Mr. Blair's trip to Russia and several other European countries is part of preparations for the G8 summit in Britain next month.

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President Putin spoke through an interpreter,

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Well, the problem really is that the two sides are getting fairly angry with each other. On the one hand China says that you can't do this. This is not in the spirit of free trade globally. On the other hand the US is saying well the quota is expired at the beginning of the year and since then we have seen a surge of Chinese imports and that is disruptive to our markets. So the sticking points are really that the US would like to stick with an agreement to limit the growth of Chinese textile imports.

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A．Chinese products are better than American's.

B．Chinese products are cheaper than American's.

C．China does not obey the spirit of free trade.

D．Chinese products are more competitive than American's.

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13.What accident happened to an American Institute？

14.Where did the accident take place？

15.How many people were killed or injured in the accident that befell the American Institute？

16.Where did Palestinian and Israeli negotiators meet？

17.How long did the meeting last？

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A．Car bomb.

B．Gun-shooting.

C．Plane crash.

D．A fare.

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(A) Sue talks very fast.

(B) I'm late for a meeting.

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B．They have fought each other again.

C．They have begun handing over their weapons to U. N. peacekeepers.

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