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A．Three
B．Two
C．Four
D．Five
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第1题
If you go to Moscow, how many flights can you take？
A．2.
B．4.
C．3
第2题
How many flights will Voss have finished if his four-month mission starts in July 2000？
A．Three.
B．Two.
C．Four.
D．Five.
第3题
听力原文：W: May I help you？
M: Yes. Which airport has flights from London to San Francisco, Gatwick or Heathrow？
W: Both. Once per doy.
M: Ok, fine. Can you tell me the price of a one-way ticket, please？
W: A one-way ticket. . .
M: Yeah. . .
W: to San Francisco, Economy class. That' s three hundred and eight pounds.
M: That's economy？
W: Yes.
M: Ok, that' 11 do fine. I' 11 call you back on this. Thank you very much for the information.
W: You don't want to make a reservation now？
M: No, I'll call you back.
W: All right.
M: Bye bye now.
W. Bye bye.
How many flights a day are there from London to San Francisco？
A．one
B．Two
C．Three
D．Four
第4题
The swallows settle, fly off, swoop, and【C8】______again. This they do many times, for they are making short【C9】______ flights in order to be fit for the long journey【C10】______them.
【C11】______of these migrating birds leave Britain in the autumn. They fly【C12】______for hundreds of miles【C13】______they reach the warm lands of Africa. But not all the birds get there, for many of them perish in the stormy weather they meet with【C14】______.
In the spring of the following year they【C15】______the long and tiring journey back to Britain. They return to the identical barn or tree in the【C16】______district which they had left the【C17】______autumn. How do these birds find their【C18】______there and back over such vast distances？ Nobody knows exactly【C19】______, but it has something to do【C20】______ winds and air currents.
【C1】
A．being perched
B．perched
C．being perching
D．be perched
第5题
听力原文： I wonder how many of you would want to work in a tall building such as the Empire State Building if you had to climb 102 flights of stairs to reach the top. Not many, I imagine. If it were not for the invention of elevators, or lifts, tall buildings would be unusable.
The first lift was just a box suspended on a rope. Using a series of pulleys, a group of oxen or strong men would pull the rope and lift the box to a higher point. Lifts were used only for heavy materials, not passengers. Even in the nineteenth century, when steam power was used to operate the lifts, people didn' t ride them. They didn' t trust the rope that held the Box.
In 1853, Elisha G. Otis invented the first safe lift. He showed his invention in New York at the Crystal Palace Exhibition. At the exhibition, Otis was pulled up in an open box that was attached to two guide rails. When he was lifted far above the spectators, he gave the order to cut the rope. To the amazement of the crowd, the lift did not fall straight downward to the floor. Instead, it was held fast to the guide mils by a certain device. He had built powerful metal clamps on the carriage as a safety measure. The demonstration worked, end people have been riding as passengers in elevators ever since.
(30)
A．Disadvantages of tall buildings.
B．Modern elevators.
C．The Crystal Palace Exhibition.
D．The invention of the elevator.
第6题
A．Many tedious jobs continue to be done manually.
B．More and more unskilled workers will lose jobs.
C．Computers will change the nature of many jobs.
D．Boring jobs will gradually be made enjoyable.
第7题
The Federal Aviation Administration says more than nine hundred thirty thousand flights traveled through O'Hare last year. During that time, more than sixty-nine million passengers passed through O'Hare.
Most of these people were waiting for connecting flights. As they waited, they could shop at many airport stores. They could eat at airport cafes. They could exercise at a health club or do office work in a business-support center. They could take their children to a flight museum or visit the airport's religious center.
The huge O'Hare Airport of today is very different from its beginning. It started as a military air base and factory in the nineteen forties. The center produced planes for World War Ⅱ. Later, the airport was named for Navy pilot Edward O'Hare. He was killed in an action during the war after being honored with medals for bravery.
Big as O'Hare airport is today, however, it is not big enough. Too many airplanes crowd the runways where they take off and land. Delays and cancellations interfere with air traffic across the country. Officials say sixty-five percent of the flights at O'Hare were delayed during the first seven months of this year. This was the worst record among the nation's major airports.
To improve the situation, the governor of Illinois signed the O'Hare Modernization Act last year. The Act calls for building another runway. Existing runways would be moved and extended. More buildings are planned. The project will cost more than six-and-one-half-thousand-million dollars. When all that is completed in the next eight years, busy O'Hare Airport can get even busier.
Last year, how many flights traveled through O' Hare according to the Federal Aviation Administration？
A．930,000.
B．970,000.
C．913,000.
D．914,000.
第8题
听力原文：W: Eastern Airlines Agency. Good Morning.
M: Good Morning. I want to book a round-trip ticket.
W: Where are you flying from, and what's your destination, sir？
M: From Montreal to Toronto.
W: What day do you want to fly？
M: I want to leave on Monday the 24th and return on Friday. Do you have any flights in the afternoon？
W: Yes, we do. By the way, will that be first class or economy class？ How many people are there in your party？
M: Just myself. And I'd like economy class.
W: All right, there are seats still available. Would you prefer a window, aisle or center seat？
M: Window, please. Thank you.
What does the man book？
A．A round-trip air ticket.
B．A one way ticket.
C．A single room.
第9题
The first lift was just a box suspended on a rope. Using a series of pulleys, a group of oxen ox strong men would pull the rope end lift the box to a higher point. Lifts were used only for heavy materials, not passengers. Even in the nineteenth century, when steam power was used to operate the lifts, people didn't ride them. They didn't trust the rope that held the box.
In 1853, Elisha G. Otis invented the first safe lift. He showed his invention in New York at the Crystal Palace Exhibition. At the exhibition, Otis was pulled up in an open box that was attached to two guide mils. When he was lifted far above the spectators, he gave the order to cat the rope. To the amazement of the crowd, the lift did not fall straight downward to the floor. Instead, it was held fast to the guide rails by a certain device. He had built powerful metal clamps on the carriage as a safety measure. The demonstration worked, and people have been riding as passengers in elevators ever since.
(30)
A．Disadvantages of tall buildings.
B．The Crystal Palace Exhibition.
C．Modem elevators.
D．The invention of the elevator.
第10题
The first lift was just a box suspended on a rope. Using a series of pulleys, a group of oxen ox strong men would pull the rope end lift the box to a higher point. Lifts were used only for heavy materials, not passengers. Even in the nineteenth century, when steam power was used to operate the lifts, people didn't ride them. They didn't trust the rope that held the box.
In 1853, Elisha G. Otis invented the first safe lift. He showed his invention in New York at the Crystal Palace Exhibition. At the exhibition, Otis was pulled up in an open box that was attached to two guide mils. When he was lifted far above the spectators, he gave the order to cat the rope. To the amazement of the crowd, the lift did not fall straight downward to the floor. Instead, it was held fast to the guide rails by a certain device. He had built powerful metal clamps on the carriage as a safety measure. The demonstration worked, and people have been riding as passengers in elevators ever since.
(26)
A．Disadvantages of tall buildings.
B．Modem elevators.
C．The Crystal Palace Exhibition.
D．The invention of the elevator.
