I called Ruby back as soon as I()bed.

听力原文：Mr. Sato called while you were out.

(A) Thanks. I'll call him back later.

(B) The phone needs repairs.

(C) I put the file over there.

(18)

A．

B．

C．

A.called off

B.called back

C.called on

D.called up

听力原文：Doesn't Mr. Klein come back to work next week？

(A) No, he called in sick this morning.

(B) Yes, I will take over.

(C) No, he quit and has already received his severance pay.

(1)

A．

B．

C．

听力原文：W: Oh, you have come back!

M: Yeah, I was back yesterday.

W: Did you visit your sister last weekend？

M: Well, I intended to, but she called up saying she would be out of town.

W: So where did you go？

M: I went to Shanghai instead.

What did the man do last weekend？

A．He visited his sister.

B．He went to Shanghai.

C．He stayed at home.

W: Dr. Miller just sent them to the lab last night, so the earliest they could be back is tomorrow.

Q: What does the woman mean？

(15)

A．The results might be ready tomorrow.

B．The man needs another test tomorrow.

C．The results were called in last night.

D．The doctor called the lab last night.

thought I heard on the machine, and then made out the order form. accordingly. It wasn't till they called back to query the quantity that we realised just what I'd done. Still, we sorted it out before it was too late so it wasn't a disaster, after all.

(17)

听力原文：M：I wish I could see Bill here!

W：He was already on his way here，but then his wife called him back to take her father to the hospital．

Q：Who was ill？

(14)

A．Bill's brother.

B．Bill's wife.

C．Bill's father.

D．Bill's father-in-law.

听力原文：M: Hello. This is Mark Smith.

W: What can I do for you？

M: I'm calling to see if my blood test results are in.

W: Dr. Miller just sent them to the lab last night, so the earliest they could be back is tomorrow.

What does the woman mean？

A．The results might be ready tomorrow.

B．The man needs another test tomorrow.

C．The results were called in last night.

D．The doctor called the lab last night.

ing. He should be back any moment.

M: I wish you had let me know that earlier! I could have rescheduled my appointment!

Q: What can we learn from the conversation？

(15)

A．The man wants to reschedule his appointment.

B．The man will wait for Mr. Barley in the meeting room.

C．The man is dissatisfied when he finds that Mr. Barkley can't meet him.

D．The man wishes to know Mr. Barley earlier.

Meeting I am writing to let you know that we are postponing the marketing meeting tomorrow until further notice. Our marketing manager, Wilber West, called in sick this morning and will return to work next week. I will announce the date of the marketing meeting as soon as Mr. West is back from his sick leave. Thank you. Kelly

What is the purpose of the e-mail？

A．To file a sick leave.

B．To postpone a meeting.

C．To confirm attendance.

D．To propose a marketing strategy.

tralia. And I'm just talking to Archie here. Archie, you were born near here？

M: Yes. I was horn here at Vegetable Creek Hospital.

W: Right, so Emma Ville used to be called Vegetable Creek.

M: That's correct.

W: When did they change the name, do you know？

M: They changed the name back in 1872.

W: Right, and why was that？

M: It was because at the time the governor of New South Wales was, his wife's name was Emma, and he came to Emma Ville and opened up the Emma Ville hospital and he called it Emma Ville, after Emma.

W: And there used to be a lot of Chinese people growing vegetables here before.

M: That's fight. There were 3,000 Chinese at a tin mine in Emma Ville. Emma Ville used to produce 400,000 tons of tin a year. The last mine that was in Emma Ville closed down in 1988.

W: And what year were you born？

M: I was born the first of November, 1942. And I've worked among sheep and machinery all my life.

W: So what was it like growing up around here？

M: Quite good. I still retain my keen memory of my early events that occurred in Emma Ville, and those unforgettable days. I'd really like to do it all back over again.

W: When did you start running sheep？

M: Back in 1979.@I never had one acre of ground. I leased country then, in 1979, out in this area, and built myself the sheep farm from there.

W: Do you shear your own sheep or...？

M: No. No, I pay shearers.

(20)

A．He is American.

B．He is Austrian.

C．He is Australian.

D．He is English.