大学英语听力强化试题

Unit1PartA(Directions:lnthispart,,youwillhear10shortconversations.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonce.Aftereachquestontherewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthtcentre.Example:Youwillhear~Youwillread:A)Attheoffice. B)Inthewaitingroom.C)Attheairport. D)Ina.restaurant.Fromtheconversationweknowthatthetwoweretalkingaboutsomeworktheyhavetofinishintheevening,Thisismostlikelytohavetakenplaceattheoffice,Therefore,A)'Attheoffice1isthebestanswer.Youshouldchooseanswer[A]ontheAnswerSheetandmarkitwithasinglelinethroughthrcentre.A)Atadoctor's.B)Atastore.CAtaibrary.D)Atabank.A)Hewantstoeatimmediately.Hewantstoknowwhenthegamewillbeover.He'sworriedaboutwhattimeitis.D)He*safraidhe'sdying.A)Shehasn'tganetravelingforweeks.Shelikestotakelongtrips.Sheprefersnottogotravelingonweekends.Shetakesalongtimetoplanhertrips.A)Fiewantstowashhishandsfirst.B)Hewantstobehelped.C)Hesaidhewasbusy.D)Hehassmethingwrongwithhishands,B)AtBilfshome.D)Inthehospital.B)AtBilfshome.D)Inthehospital.B)Lessthananhour.D)Morethananhour.B)Sheisverystubborn.D)Sheisnotpolite.C)Attheoffice.A)Twohours.C)Thirtyminutes.A)Hedoesn'tcareforher.C)Janedoesn'tmeanwell,8.A)Apaperforherhistoryclass.Herchemistrylaboratoryassignments.D)HerFreshexamimtion1HerEnglishexamination.9.A)InNewYork.B)InBoston.C)InMichigan.D)InWashington.B)Lawyer-Client.D)Doctor-patiant.B)Lawyer-Client.D)Doctor-patiant.C)Husband-Wife.

PartB(Directions'.Inthispart,youwillheartwoshortpassages.Attheendofthepassage,youwillhearsomequestions.Boththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanewerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD),ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageIQuestions11to15arebaserdontheconversaation,yourhavejustheard.11.A)Jane.B)Jane*saunt.C)June'ssister.D)Jane'sbrother..A)AtJane*shouse.C)AtJane'ssistefshouse..A)AtJane*shouse.C)AtJane'ssistefshouse..A)ShetypedapaperC)Shewenttobed.B)AtJane'sauht'shouse.D)AtJane'sbrother'shouse.B)Shevisitedheraunt.D)Shetriedtostudyhistory..A)Slicwasworriedaboutcbcbirthdayparty.Shefindsthishistorycourseverychallenging.Shethoughhertermpapermightbelate.Shehasaveryhardtime..A)Planahirthdayparty. B)Sleepduringtileday.C)Typehisowntermpapers. D)WorkwellunderpressurePassageIIQuestions16to20arebasedonthepassageyourhavejustheard..A)Whenhewasfive. B)Whenhewasseventeen.C)In1918 D)Whenhewasseven..A)AfterhehadjoinedagroupoftravellingactorsinBritasin.AfterhehadbeenintheUnitedStatesforlessthanayear.In1940whenheusedsoundinhisfilmthefisttime.WhenaHollywoodfilmcompanygavehimajob..A)uThetrampsentertainedmillionsofpeopleinthe1930's.Theplotsofhisfilmsovercameculturaldifferences.Hishumourovercamelanguagebarriers,"Thetramp^appealedtoaudiences.A)HetravelledtoAmericaandstayedthere.HebecameafilmstarandmovedtoAmerica:HewasbornintheUnitedStates.HewasgivenajobbyaHollywookdfilmcompany.A)Apersonwhotravelshereandthere.B)Apersonwhoispoor.C)Apersonwhoisinneedofhelp.D)Apersonwhoishumorous.PartCSpotDictatlan(Drections,.lnthispart,youwillhearapassageofabout120wordsthree

times.Thepassageisprintedwithabout50wordsmissing.First,youwillhearthewholepassagefromthebeginingtotheendjusttogetageneralideaofit.Then,inthesecondreading,youwillhearasignalindicatingthebeginningofapauseaftereachsentence,sometimestwosentencesorjustpartofasentence.Duringthepause,youmustwritedownthemissingwordsyouhavejustheardinthecorrespondingspace.Thereisalsoanothetsignalindicatingtheendofthepause.Whenyouhearthissignal,youmustgetreadyforwhatcomesnextfromtherecording.Youcancheckwhatyouhavewrittenwhenthepassageisreadtoyouonceagainwithoutthepasses.Theyearwas1932.AmeliaEarhartwasflyingalone(21)inasmallone-engineairplane.(22),severalhoursaftershehadleftNewfoundland,she(23).Tomakethingworse,heraltimeterfailed.(Thealtimetershows(24)abovetheground.)Atnight,andinastorm,apilot(25) withoutanaltimeter.Attimes,herplanenearlyplungedintotheAtlamicOcean.Justbeforedaylight,(26).Amelianoticedflames(27).Wouldshebeablereachtoreachland?Therewasnothingtodo(28).AmeliaEarhartdidreachIreland,(29),shewaswarmlywelcomedinEnglandandEurope.(30) ,AmeliaEarhartwasfamous.Unit2PartAA)Inapostoffice.PartAA)Inapostoffice.C)Inabicycleshnp.A)10minutes.B)40minutes,A)Intheiroffice.B)Atabank.A)Shedoesn'tknow.C)MrJoneswillmisstheclass.A)Hepublishesbooks.C)Hecollectsautomobiles.A)Watchingtelevision.C)Swimmingth*channel.A)Atalibrary.C)Atabank.A)Heenjoysit..C)Hehatesit.A)Inarailroadstation,.[))Inatravelagency.30.minutes. D)50minutes..C)Inarestaurant.D)Inahospital.B)ShebelievesthatMrJoneswillcome.D)MrJonesishardonh~sstudents.B)Heisanauthor..D)Heworksinindustry.B)Listeningtoradio..D)Changingtheirnewsprograms.B)Atauniversityclass.D)Atthecustoms.B)He,sindifferenttowardit..D)Hemindsalltheovertime.Inanairport.C)Inaclassroom.10.A)Theycost$3.00.C)Theycost$3.50.C)Inaclassroom.10.A)Theycost$3.00.C)Theycost$3.50.PartBD)InMiami.B)Theycost$3.15.D)Theycost$2.50PassageIQuestions11to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejusthesrd.A)Gohometohaveadrink.C)Gotoabartohaveadrink.A)Gohometohaveadrink.C)Gotoabartohaveadrink.A)Toseeachessgame.D)Tohaveadrink.A)Itwastooearly.C)Itwastoolate.B)Gotoapark..D)Tofindsomeonetohaveatalk.B)Totaketopeople..D)Tohaveaelaxation.B)Itwasclosed.D)Therewerefewtablesandchairs.CTheyhadtotravelingroups.A)Theycouldtravebywagons.C)Theroadweresplendid.A)Forplease.CTheyhadtotravelingroups.A)Theycouldtravebywagons.C)Theroadweresplendid.A)Forplease.C)Forexperiments.2O.A)Wherementravel.C)Men'stravelling.PartCSpotDictalionSanayisaverybusytime(21),Like.DuringthefootballA)Hesawamanplayingchessagainstadog.Hesawadogstandingonachair.Hesawadogbarkingathim.Hesawamansiltingtogethelwithadog.A)Thedog.B)MrFred.C)Thedog'sowner.D)Noone.PassageIIQuestions16to20arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.A)Forjoy. B)Fornecessity.Tobroadenthemind.D)Toescapeformthewildanimats.17.A)Theyhadtoarmthemselveswithstoneclubs.BTheyprotectedthemselveswithstoneclub.D)Theynewertravelledatnight.B)Theycouldrideontheirtameanimals.D)Theclimateswerefavourable.B)Topreventthebadweather.D)Topreventthebadweather.B)Howmentravel.D)Whenmentravel.teenager.Sheneverhasenoughmany otherAmerican,teenager,she(22) talkingtoherfriends.She(23),andshebabysits(24).And,ofcourse,duringtheschoolyearshe(25)

season,Sandy(26),sheandseveralotherprettygirlsarecheerleadersforthe(27)Theyleadthecrowd(28) .Whentheteamismotplayingso.Thecheerswell,thechelrleaders(29)areusuallynotlong,butit(30).ThecheersUnit3PartAA)$50. B)$100.PartAA)$50. B)$100.A)Herelaxes.C)Hegoestowork.A)Becausesheissick.C)Becauseshehastowork.A)Listentothelecture.B)Hegoesfishing.D)Heworksathome.Becauseshehastogodancing.Takeavacation.A)Theprettierone.Changejobs.B)Thenewone.Takeavacation.A)Theprettierone.Changejobs.B)Thenewone.Theonethatthemanlikes.D)Themorecomfortableone.A)Fortyminutes.A)MrJacob'sA)Fortyminutes.A)MrJacob'sC)MrSmith's.Anhour.C)Fiftyminutes.D)Halfanhour.A)Theman'sfatherdidnotgo.C)Itwawunsatisfactory.A)SallyHarrison'scousin.C)SallyHarrison,sfriend.10.A)Atthehospital.C)Atthebookstore.B)Toconfirmherboss'sappointment.D)Todayattwoo'clock.B)Themanthoughtitexcellent.D)Hisfatherthoughtitsatisfactory.B)SallyHarrison'ssister.D)SallyHarrison.B)Atthelibrary.D)Atthetravelagency.A)Inahospital.A)Inahospital.C)Atatelephonebooth.A)Tosellhearing-aid.C)Torepairahearing-aid.A)Theoldman's.C)MrRichards,.PartBPassageIQuestions11to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.B)AtMrRichhards'shome.IntheshopwhereMrRichardsworksed.B)Tobuyahearing-aid.D)Tohavealook.B)Theoldman'swife's.D)MrRichhardgichag

A)Hewasangry. B)Heusuallyspokeloudly.Hethoughtthethemanmustbedeaf.Heknewthemanhadhadanoperation.A)TheoldgentlemanwasdeafTheoldgentlemanhadhadathroatoperation.C)Theoldgentleman'swifewasdeaf.D)MrRichardsshoutedhisquestiontotheoldmanloudly.PassageIIQuestion16to20basedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.A)Togotowaters.C)Togototheforests.A)Togotowaters.C)Togototheforests.A)Sailboating,C)Waterskiing.A)HawaiiandFrankfort.C)FloridaandCalifornia.A.)Onthewater.C)Onasail.B)Togotothemountains.D)Tostayathome.B)Fishing.D)Swimming.B)FranklortandCaliforniaD)HawaiiandColumbia.B)Onaflatpieceofwood.D)Onthesand.,20.A)Togotoparks.C)onenjoythe-cener?.20.A)Togotoparks.C)onenjoythe-cener?.B)Toenjoyboatsailing.D)Toswimonthelake.PartCSpotDictationYoungpeopleandolderpeople(21).Theysometimeshavedifferentideas(22).ButinonespecialprograminNewYorkState,adultsandteenagem(23) .Everyoneworks(24).Theaimisnotjustbusy.Itistokeepbusy.Itisto(25)・Someteenagersworkinthewodda(26)Somelearn(27)andtobuildhouses.Theadults(28),Duringthefreehoursomeoftheteenagers(29)Otherssitaroundandtalkorsing.Eachteenage(30)tospendhisfreetime.Unit4PartAA)Hedidnothavetimetotalk.B)Hewasnotwearinghiswatch.C)Itiaexactly1:15. D)Itisalittlebefore1:15.A)Thatthesecretaryisnotveryefficient.B)Thatthesecretaryisaman.Thatthesecretaryhasnotbeenworkingthereverylong.

Thatthesecretaryismarried.A)$15.00.B)$150.00.C)$12.50.D)$12.00.A)ThemanwouldunderstandifhehadFrank'sjob.Frankcouldhelphimgetajobonanairplane.Waitingontablesisanenjoyablejob.Sheiatiredofwaitingforhimthere.5.A)Bobistootiredtostudyanymore.HetoldBobnottostudylateatnight.C)HehadoftenadvisedBobtostudy..A)Onfoot.C)HehadoftenadvisedBobtostudy..A)Onfoot. B)Bycar..A)Shehasnoneatpresent.C)Shehasonlyanoldone..A)Heusedtohaveonelikeit.Hewouldliketohaveone..A)Bringhersomewater..A)MainaninvitationtotheSmiths.C)HaveapartyfortheSmiths.PartBD)Bobdidn'thearthealarm.Bybus.D)Bytrain.B)Shehasboughtanewone.Herbrotherhasgivenherone.B)Hedidn'tthinkitlookedright.D)Hecouldn'trideit.B)Buyhersomeplants.B)ObtainclotningfortheSmiths.D)AsktheSmithswheretheylive.PassageIQuestions11to15arebasedonthepassagehavejustheard.A)Thepeopletendtogatherinracialgroups.Itspopulationconsistsofvariouskindsofpeople.Mostgroupsofimmigrantshavesettledinlargecities.Mostpeopletendtoforgetwheretheirancestorscamefrom.A)EnglandandEasternEurope.B)England,AsiaandAfrica.England,Franceand.Gerrrlany.D)EnglandandtheNetherlands.A)From1818to1914.C)From1840to1.940.〜B)From~lg20to1880,A)From1818to1914.C)From1840to1.940.〜B)From~lg20to1880,-A)Ithasbeennearlysuspended.C)Itisexpectedtorisesome.A)'}~olessthan18million.-C)'~,~ethan~million.Passagei!DYFrom1880'to'r91~.~-B)-It*isstill:eomin0ing.D)Itwitrbestoppedinthefuture.B)Nomorethafi^Qmillion.D)Approximately80million.Questions. a~bn~ed・~o~i'th~,pa~'・ii~e"youhaveJusthe~d.;'A)Becaus-~~''*~idon'tund~at~nd~hemeaningOfthewords.Becauseputthemintosentences.Becausetht~y:~/'~,~rneaberthem;~'D),Becauseth{“”y"一:'::卜'qthem. ,,i17.A):Maybeno--'—17.A):Maybeno--'—B)'Stff~y'Wer'llkn6~1l~iter~C)Certainlyn "一iPe?hap~:we'haved.Lkcti~wiTA)Inordertofor-d〜Utmorethings.C)Inordertooevetopa4allgua--::- "1~ f-,mA)Theyaresounds.，:, '.1卜)TkeYi_i.7p~tcSpotDictationManhasalwayswantedmfly.Someof(21J hay,thoughtabomtheproblem.()neofthese,forexample,was(ZZ).LeonardodaVineLIntilesixteenthcenturyhe(23)Amongthesedesigns(24)- .Butthesethings(25)—Throu-nuthbmryother[es~famousmo(26)fromchickenfeathersThanhe(28) —andjumpedbn~th(air(29) He~idnotflyv~yf~,[~ad,hefellm~heetoundand(30)Unit:5;Part4iA)Hemustreada[atofbooks.B)Hedoesnqlikehistory.(~Hecan'tgettheb~ksheneeds.D)Hehaslosthiswatch.2&)She'slookingforherraine-t.B)She'ssoakbgherelo-hes,C)Shewantstodosethewindow.D)Shegotc*ughtintherain3.&)Todawhate-rtheeommJtteeasksOfhim.B)Tomakedecis[on-L,agreementwiththecommittee*-c)Torunthecommitteeaeeordiagtohisownideas.D)Toerectthecommitteeehair^nhimself.*rA)Xcaraspring1 ~)Inthecountry.C)Inthecity. D)Neathiswork,5,q)Thatshedoesnotlikeplays.li)Thatshewenttoseetheplaywiththetwospeakers,C)Thatshehadnotpjannedtoattendtheplay,rDThatshe,vasnotattheplay.fiA)Amovie.B)Alecture.C)Aplay.D)Aspeech,7.A)NespentallhismoneyB)Helosthiswallet.c)Somebodytook}/iswallet.I))Somebodyborrowedhiswa[Jet,8.k)Theman'Smileage]shMfthatofthewoman's,B)Tilewoman'smi[ecgeisthesameasthatoftheman's,c)Thewoman's-liieageis(wkethaio〜ther)~Theman*smiteagcistwicethatofthewoman's.8C;lfsag~ege, D,)!,-ngfurnitare]~)Sheisa~exlremclyfh~lrea[er.Sheonlyreadthe-duta~artaofumbo:k.()Sheeajcvreadingno,eli)~Shereadhebmks:raigntxhroughPartIIPa~sa-1f~uestion$11t~1~arebased,mthepassage~ouha,ejustheard;xl,ic„rgiaJ:J:hr((]Jckon rJ,(;ak]:\JThingsm::,ownl::(a>crty. I)(卜2truegrow,[.CManype,-9[e[ove(res.I))Ireeha,e=;m~hwasaaoak,f;,He?;,edh.[t~)InCai[lomb B;InWa:;z:n.(：；bG~,rg~ [,~；„a.~Somerxheartzeesh~veownedthrar:ci5Quirearlcmherofir,eshaq'eownedinaFewrteh:„/ebeengfe::Ind[JNotrza,grit,nnthorawnhad.PassagenQaesti,m~6o20atbadonhpasage~ouha,ejustheartl./6k)Shewa;ltdtop~theexam,f)Sh~hadnotworkedvet>roachC)Shewa~[edher[star[owcrr7abcul~cr,F):,k[[thes:~denzswereworkinghard.7Shetriceherbest. B)Sizedidntgt~tobed,[:5hewasleep-. [;)She;lsleep.\)Shemightnotgetupcarry.B)Hrsstetwnu[dwakeherup.c~She~outdno:ha,eagoodsic,p.D)Shewoulddream]*,Shehad',arkdhardB)She[lad:akanapi[C;Herbed,hook.D~Sheirithcugx[GtIllDCi:}fherexan:s2;R〜uyfailed rs)I:t„ormeimo:l~dhere,(';R:)sy1easedherexam-,rJ)hwa~unexpected

PartCSpotDictationIhomasA[,.uEdisunmademoreinveationa(2i)Whenhediedin2932,Amc(banswastedtn(22) forhim,()ne3ggestlanv.asthaithenation(23) oftclMt)]atkout,titetctdcpower(2D-inhomes*streets,slidfac:ories.P:halsthb-ugg,ste<plan(ZS~whatEdisonandhisiii9ventionzmeanttothem.(26) forevenashorttime(27) .Ablackoutwas(28)—~OnthedayofEdison*sfuneral,manypeopl-(29).la;hiswaytheyrememberedtheMnwhohaddone(30)Unit6PartnA)Someonehast~kent}mc~t.B~Shedoesn*tlikeastranger.C)Shewijleertalnlymindifhesits,r))Sheagrees,A)h~sm~e~.dnew. m1,isoldbutnice.C)Itisoutofdate- D;Itsco]ourisgood.A)~nykir,dofboat.B)Beingawayfromhome.C)Thewomanspeaker.D)Activide-onthewater™A)Hehasafiat B)Hesellstires.()Hefixebicvcjes. D)Heisagardener.A)Themar.istootiredtogo~o;bemo*de.B)Thewomanwantstogotothemovie.Theman„ant-togoouttodinner.D)Thewomandoesnotwahlto~otothem6,.ie.A)Unpleasant.B)Pleasant.C)Nice.D)Ea..y~obewith.A)Heforgottopaythenewsboy.B)Hewantedtochangethenew~pape匚nwtdhimsamemoney.Dnwtdhimsamemoney.DHedidn'tpaythenewsboy.A)Inan~)a:s;A)lo.PariBPassage1newsboy.A)Inan~)a:s;A)lo.PariBPassage1etevamr.B〜8,00.B)11B)Atthedentist's.C>S,6S.Ca12.D〜S:00.DJ13.Questions11to15arebasedonthepassageyouhaveJustheard.11.A)Fromafriend.11.A)Fromafriend.Fromthebulletinboard.I))Fromthesch~lnewspaper.A)Today.B〜InAprit.CJNextsemester.n)Noonekao-iarsure.A)Itssize.B)Itsnewspapei.C-ltsradins-tion.D)Itsweather.Ontyinthemornir~g~・B)Twenty-fourhoursaday.C;)AtdifferenttimeseachdayD)On[vwhenschoolisinsession.A)Meprobablywilllistentnitsom,qimes.Hep-fersthetownatadon.C~He'~interestedinworkingtil-.D)mplansmhe~constant{i~tener.P~sageIQuestions16to20amb〜ed,・~mepassageyouhavejustheard.A)NorMay. B)Quiteanumber.Onlyafew. f))Onlyherrelatives.A)MrsBlackwasalandlady.B)MrsBlackwasver7duh,C)Mr5Bilkhadmorethanonecousin.r))MrsBlack'sfuneralwasveryformal,A)HewastalkingwithoneofMrsBlack'seoasina,HewasquarrdlmgwhhoneofMrsBlack'scousins.C)HewaserTmgb[tter[y.DHewaswalkngowv./9.A)Inthecountryside.B)Inaspecialplaceintheoldchurch.Lqhersplendidhrmac.D)Inhergarden,2r).A)Hecouldn'tgetanythingfromthedeadwnmml*B;Heser.edMrsLick[oralongtime.liewanoneofblrsBlacksrelativesmo.Fi,,-asemployedmcry-fbrthefuneral,PartCSpotDictationBMIoo.shawbeenusedJarspurt(21) .Therearetwokindsr~fsportballoons:(22) .Hotairb-l[nonaarcsaferthangasballoons(23) ,Herakballno-(24)intheUnitedStales(25) .Theyarealsocheaper,andeus[crtom*nagethangasballonns.(Z6) .pitntsrout(27) Sportbatloonflightsarebe~tearlyiiithemorningorJate[nliltailernoon.(28) .()vartheyears,balloonists『avetriedunsucce-lulLy(29) ,[%wasn'tuntil1978thatthreeAmericanh)[Ioomsts*aeeecded.Theirvoyage(30)Unit7P.rtnI,A)SI~・ B〜$9. 0$4. r))$l.A)Itisnofununderanycircumstances.Itisfinewhenthepayandthemndi(ionaaregood,ItisalwaysexcitingandrewardingThereisprobablyno'perfect*iob,~oonemustkeeplooking.A)Mr;)raves/ailedtosellthehouseMeGravesnowwantstosellthehouse,C)MrsGravesstillwantstosellthehouse.D)MrsGravesno{ongerwantstosellthohouse,A)MrDavis.ByMrDavis*secretary.C)MrWardD)MrThomas.a)Ahousepainter,C)Acarpenter. B)Amailman.A)rnRome.B)InParis. D)Ataxinpector,A)Weightsandmeasurements.C)InLondon.D)InMadrid,C)Employmem. B)Politicalsystems.A)PeterisgoingtoflytoNewYork,r))Money,Peterisgoingt~flyt~Italynextweek,PeterwenttoIranstk9,,a-alaundry,weeD)Perwentofllinoio.6)Theydon*thB)Atscarwash.C)Atabeautyshop,D)Atagarageave~ogototheoncert.~isbrothershouldletthemusethe'ar,Thesubwayifin,withher,D)Acar~u~dn'tbeanyfaster.Pa~tnPassageiQuestionsII15arcb〜edonthepassageYOURahavejustheard.H.A)EducationalpolicyintheUSA,FourlevelsofAmericandueafionThepurposesofthefourlevelsofedamtlonintheUSA.Thesubjectsofferedatdiffelentlevelsofeducation.J2.A)~,itlsreqredn'ehnw,oon.ry~)yes,〜utonlyinsomeslatesYes,itisrequi〜dinmoststatesoftheecmntrvYe,butnotumllchildrenreach~heageofI6[!3.~)7. B)5.C)6or8.14.,5)The1stand2ndlevels. D)4or6.C)The3rdanddthJeve]s,B)Thegadand3rdlevels.- D)the4thlevelonly.Iv4);neycangetamasterdegree.Theycanstudyfor4moreyearsatcollege.Theycanhaveaprograminbusiness.Theycar,choosesucheaurseasengineering,P-sageuestionstoItr6alnt2-ebrabyrerd^y j 一 B)TohelpthemeninsmallboatsC;~orescuepeoplewhoneedhelp.D)Tosavepeoplewithdifficulties.12'?A~whentherei tr-ng-nd.r~Whend〜eb~tist.smart.C)Wheni~rains, D)Wct,theyareonthe~cean.,*k)Tofindsmallboat-.B)Tohave~higherPaY,c)Tosavethemselves.D)Todotheirworkwell.ex.)Medicine,handling,mecaanic.SknS,swimming,e*ca.C;Swimming,boathandling,medicfneD〜Boathandling,me&tine,engineering,20.A)Inhighschool B;Inpractice,Intrakfingcan:er. DJInsavingstation,partC$pelDictationSamBentont.sthi~wallet(ZD_ 'Samwassurethatbyoneoftheviltaae=s,but(as)thewallet(22)qhreemotzthspassed,(g4)—- 'Samf~und}tlsv-aLtet(25)1Ithadbeenwrappedupinnewspaperandirtogetherwithare,rewhichsaid:”Athicl,yes,I:ul'athief,MTwomonthslater,somemorernoieyr2a,—wi^Yhthlthanothernote,'Only25perathiefnow.*Intme,(~9~inthisway.Tielastnotesaid/*Iam(3)—--now,“Unit8p~rta/.X.)\tagasatadon.B)AtahankC}AtahoapltMDJ~\,ascboo]-2.A)Inabakery. BIInataxi.

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