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听力原文：American law makers visiting Pakistan say President Pervez Musharraf may soon ann

听力原文： American law makers visiting Pakistan say President Pervez Musharraf may soon announce new measures to ease tensions with India. General Musharraf is to give a speech to the nation later this week. American Senator Joseph Lieberman said the Pakistani president may propose a plan to control militants in his country. Mr. Lieberman said he hopes both India and Pakistan withdraw troops from their shared border. He spoke in Islamabad. Indian officials say Islamic militants have attacked an Indian army camp in Kashmir. The officials say one Indian soldier and two militants were killed. Later Indian and Pakistani soldiers shot at each other across the border in northwestern Kashmir.

Q: When will President Musharraf give a speech？

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A．Next week.

B．This week.

C．Last week.

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发布时间：2020-07-24

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听力原文：Teams of teachers and school administrators from at least fourteen American citie

听力原文： Teams of teachers and school administrators from at least fourteen American cities are at a conference in Washington. The American Federation of Teachers, a labor union, holds the Quest conference every two years.

This year, one of the subjects is a tutoring program that provides extra help to students in Rochester, New York. The Rochester City School District was one of five in the nation recognized by the Bush administration for their tutoring programs. Tutoring is big business in the United States these days. There are private learning centers where parents can take their children after school. Test preparation companies are also doing well. One reason for all this tutoring is the growing competition for places at top universities. Another influence is the Bush administration’s federal education law, called No Child Left Behind. The law requires services like free tutoring for poor students at schools that fail to meet educational goals for three years. There is federal money to pay the tutors. But the No Child Left Behind law does not say who must do the tutoring. It can be a private company or local teachers. The law does say, however, that the provider must have shown a record of effectiveness in helping students learn. In Rochester, the tutoring is provided by a teachers union, the Rochester Teachers’ Association. The program began in the spring of 2003 with 47 students and 15 tutors.

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A．The Washington Federation of Teachers.

B．The National Labor Union.

C．The American Federation of Teachers.

D．The Washington Labor Union.

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听力原文： The US military is to throw more ships, planes and personnel into the effort to

stem the flow of cocaine and marijuana northward from Latin America. Defense Department officials are expected to announce Friday a plan to detect drug smugglers which includes surveillance by US warships and radar planes in the Caribbean and the use of reconnaissance satellites. Also expected as part of the effort is the expanded use of military personnel to help law enforcement agencies search cargoes at US ports and to increase training of counter-narcotics personnel from Latin American countries. The plan is not expected to include the stationing of warships off the Columbia coast, a controversial proposal rejected by Columbia in January.

According to the news, what are Defense Department officials expected to do on Friday？

A．To announce the plans to detect drug smugglers.

B．To stop the flow of drugs northward from Latin America.

C．To expand the use of military personnel.

D．To throw more ships, planes and personnel into the anti-drug movement.

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听力原文：Started in 1636, Harvard University is the oldest of all the colleges and univers

听力原文： Started in 1636, Harvard University is the oldest of all the colleges and universities in the United States. Yale, Princeton, and Dartmouth were opened soon after Harvard. They were all started before the American Revolution made the thirteen colonies into states.

In the early years, these schools were much alike. Only young men attended college. All the students studied the same subjects and everyone learned Latin and Greek. Little was known about science then, and one kind of school could teach everything that was known about the world. When the students graduated, most of them became ministers or teachers.

In 1782, Harvard started a medical school for young men who wanted to become doctors. Later, lawyers could receive their training in Harvard Law School. In 1825, Harvard began teaching modem languages, such as French and German, as well as Latin and Greek. Soon it began teaching American history.

As knowledge increased, Harvard and other colleges began to teach many new subjects. Students were allowed to choose the subjects that interested them.

Special colleges for women were started. New state universities began to teach such subjects as farming, engineering and business. Today, there are many different kinds of colleges and universities. Most of them are divided into smaller schools that deal with special fields of learning. There is so much to learn that one kind of school cannot offer it all.

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A．How to start a university.

B．How colleges have changed in America.

C．The American Revolution.

D．The world famous colleges in America.

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听力原文：Every student of American history knows that George Washington, John Adams, and T

听力原文： Every student of American history knows that George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson were the first three Presidents of the United States, but what else do they know about these interesting men？ George Washington was a quiet man. He liked to hunt and fish. He liked to give parties, and he also liked to go to bed early. His parties always ended at 9:00 p.m. After he was retired, he lived on his farm.

John Adams was a bright and serious man. He liked to study law and history. After he was retired, he returned to his home in Boston. He liked to write about politics. He wrote many famous letters to the next president, Thomas Jefferson.

Thomas Jefferson was a very talented man. In some ways he was like George Washington. He liked living on a farm, and he liked riding horses and hunting. He had other interests, too. He liked to play the violin, liked to sing, and liked speaking foreign languages. After he was retired, he returned to one of his other interests, designing the buildings for the University of Virginia.

When you are studying history, remember that the people in the books are more than names. Don't be afraid to go to the library and find out more about their qualities.

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A．Washington, Adams arid Jefferson are most famous in the history of the United States.

B．Washington, Adams and Jefferson had many different interests.

C．Washington, Adams and Jefferson returned home after they were retired.

D．Washington, Adams and Jefferson were the first three Presidents.

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听力原文：In 1848, gold was discovered near San Francisco and the first great gold-rush beg

听力原文： In 1848, gold was discovered near San Francisco and the first great gold-rush began. When the news spread, farmers, lawyers, sailors, soldiers and school teachers rushed to California by what ever means they could. Within a ear, 100.000 people only 8,000 of whom were women had reached the coast of California. More than half of them had traveled overland across the American continent. "Gold fever" began to spread. Settlements throughout the United States were deserted. Homes, farms and stores were abandoned as everybody raced for California. Many came by sea, and in July 1850 more than 500 ships were anchored in San Francisco Bay, many of which had been deserted by gold-hungry sailors. A few people became very rich, but it was a risky business. Law and order broke down, Even if a miner "struck it rich" , there were always those who would try to take it away: gamblers, outlaws, and thieves. Gold and silver were discovered in Nevada a few years later, and "gold fever" was an important part of the colonization of the western United States.

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A．In 1848.

B．In 1846.

C．In 1884.

D．In 1849.

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听力原文：To supplement his scholarship, he has a part-time job in a law firm downtown. Whi

听力原文：To supplement his scholarship, he has a part-time job in a law firm downtown.

Which of the following is true according to the speaker？

A．He is looking for a job in a law firm.

B．His lawyer always works with him.

C．He works in a law fn-m part-time.

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听力原文：（A)The man is replacing the wheel.（B)The man is putting fuel in the car.（C)The ma

听力原文：(A) The man is replacing the wheel.

(B) The man is putting fuel in the car.

(C) The man is examining the tire.

(D) The man is wiping the wheel.

听力原文：（A)The man is replacing the wheel.（B)The man

A．

B．

C．

D．

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听力原文：M: I learned that your brother became a law teacher.W: No. He has become a lawyer

听力原文：M: I learned that your brother became a law teacher.

W: No. He has become a lawyer.

Q: What is the woman's brother？

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A．A teacher.

B．A lawyer.

C．A doctor.

D．A worker.

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听力原文： In 1848, gold was discovered near San Francisco, and the first great gold-rush b

egan. When the news spread, farmers, lawyers, sailors, soldiers and school teachers rushed to California .by what ever means they could. Within a year, 100,000 people only 8,000 of whom were women had reached the coast of California. More than half of them had traveled overland across the American continent. "Gold fever" began to spread. Settlements throughout the United States were deserted. Homes, farms and stores were abandoned as everybody raced for California. Many came by sea, and in July 1850 more than 500.ships were anchored in San Francisco Bay, many of which had been deserted by gold- hungry sailors. A few people became very rich, but it was a risky business. Law and order broke down. Even if a miner "struck it rich" , there were always those who would try to take it away: gamblers, outlaws, and thieves. Gold and silver were discovered in Nevada a few years later, and "gold' fever" was all important part of the colonization of the western United States.

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A．In 1848.

B．In 1884.

C．In 1846.

D．In 1849.

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第10题

听力原文：Joan is in hospital. I'd like to send her a handbag she can use later in the law

office, where she is employed.

Joan is probably a______.

A．nurse.

B．doctor.

C．lawyer.

D．saleswoman.

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