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1、TOEFL iBT Complete Practice Test TPO 26 Listening Section 1No. of Questions: 17v1.0.3广州课程咨询KFeedback email: One Best, The Best!留学党出品OFFERS！ CLUB更多留学信息和资料，点击进入Q群：147143988感谢：Charles （李春亮charles ）（人人：李春亮charles）Nova（TimeKeeping）广州课程咨询1.0.3OKFeedback

2、 email: Now put on your headsetClick on CONTINUE to go onCONTINUE广州课程咨询eedback email: V26v1.0.3You may have to wait a few seconds for the audio to load广an州d p课lay.程咨EPLAYCONTINUEV26v1.0.3广州课程咨询ONTINUEREPLAYNo

3、w get ready to answer the questionV26v1.0.3Question 1 of 17Why does the student go to speak to the man?To discuss a job opportunity she had heard about To learn about options for advertising her business To see if she can change a previous print orderTo discuss a design idea that she has for busines

4、s cards广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 2 of 17What does the man imply about customized sticky notes?They require more time to produce than other print products. They are less effective at attracting business than business cards. They are not usually available at other print shops.They should be

5、 a more popular choice of advertising than they are.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 3 of 17What does the man imply are the disadvantages of using pencils to advertise?Click on 2 answers. They are easy to lose.They might be more difficult to distribute. There is not much space for a message.They

6、 cost more than other methods.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 4 of 17What did the student learn from her friends experience?The print shop in town processes orders quickly.Some print shops let customers design their own business cards. The university print shop has special discounts for student

7、s.Distributing business cards can attract a lot of attention to a tutoring business.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3询ONTINUE广州课程咨Listen again to part of the conversation.Then answer the question.V26v1.0.3Question 5 of 17What can be inferred about the student when she says this:She is conce

8、rned about the cost of a custom design.She thinks a simple design would attract more customers. She would like to invest more money in business cards.She would like to take advantage of the discount offered by the man.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3广州课程咨询EPLAYCONTINUEV26v1.0.3广州课程咨询 020-8

9、3833111CONTINUEREPLAYNow get ready to answer the questionV26v1.0.3Question 6 of 17What is the lecture mainly about?Reasons that environmentally friendly products often cost more than other productsEvidence that environmental laws helped increase demand for environmentally friendly products Differenc

10、es between green marketing and traditional marketingThe development of a trend to market products as environmentally friendly广州课程咨26v1.0.3Question 7 of 17How does the professor organize the lecture?She gives some historical background, then she presents a case study.She describes sever

11、al environmentally friendly products, then she explains how the public responded to them. She describes a problem, then she proposes several possible solutions.She describes an approach to advertising, then she explains why it is often ineffective.广州课程咨26v1.0.3Question 8 of 17According

12、 to the professor, why did the first effort to market the Eco-light fail?The ads did not explain that the Eco-light was environmentally friendly.The ads did not mention the long-term cost savings that result from using the Eco-light. The ads for the Eco-light were too long and detailed.The process u

13、sed to manufacture the Eco-light damaged the environment.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 9 of 17What does the professor imply when she mentions companies that are “extreme green and lean green?Some companies have used the terms “extreme green and “lean green in their ads.A system is available t

14、o classify companies according to their environmental programs. There are important aspects of green marketing that have been neglected by researchers. Marketers need to be creative to keep people interested in environmental issues.广州课程咨26v1.0.3Question 10 of 17What opinion does the pr

15、ofessor express about companies that use green advertising campaigns?The companies should consult environmentalists when developing the campaigns.The companies should publicize research that supports the claims made in their advertisements. The companies should be fully committed to protecting the e

16、nvironment.The companies should find ways to lower the price of their environmentally friendly products.广州课程咨26v1.0.3询ONTINUE广州课程咨Listen again to part of the lecture.Then answer the question.V26v1.0.3Question 11 of 17What does the professor imply when she says this:Some g

17、reen marketing campaigns are difficult to implement. Some marketing principles need to be updated.The point she is making is difficult to explain.Some marketers had unpleasant experiences with green campaigns.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3You may have to wait a few seconds for the audio to load广an州d p

18、课lay.程咨EPLAYCONTINUEV26v1.0.3广州课程咨询ONTINUEREPLAYNow get ready to answer the questionV26v1.0.3Question 12 of 17What is the lecture mainly about?The discovery of a previously unknown trace metal The role trace metals play in carbon cyclingWays that living organisms rid them

19、selves of trace metalsWays that zinc interacts with carbon dioxide广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question13 of 17What does the professor imply about the conversion of carbon dioxide molecules in plants?It is an unusually complex chemical process. It only takes place in full sunlight.It proceeds slowly

20、when cadmium is present.It is regulated by an enzyme that may contain zinc.14 According to the professor, why is it surprising that many marine广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 14 of 17According to the professor, why is it surprising that many marine plants are able to survive near the surface of

21、 oceans?Weather conditions near the surface disrupt certain life processes. The salt content of surface waters is constantly changing.Surface waters contain low quantities of zinc.Surface waters absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 15 of 17According to the prof

22、essor, what important function do diatoms serve?They alter cadmium so it is less toxic to humans. They help cycle zinc in places where it is scarce. They distribute carbon throughout the ocean.They remove cadmium from the ocean floor.广州课程咨询26v1.0.3Question 16 of 17What point does the p

23、rofessor make when she talks about cadmium being poisonous to humans?That cadmium and zinc can serve a similar function in plant enzymes That both cadmium and zinc are rare in plant enzymesThat most trace metals are poisonous to humansThat cadmium does not serve any biological purpose广州课程咨询020-83833

24、111V26v1.0.3Question 17 of 17The professor states that the discovery of an enzyme containing cadmium is important. What are two reasons that thisdiscovery is important?Click on 2 answers.It may lead to the discovery of new enzymes that use other trace metals. It may explain the oceans increased leve

25、ls of carbon dioxide.It may explain the scarcity of some elements in the ocean.It may help scientists better understand global warming.广州课程咨询ongratulations!You have completed this practice test.广州课程咨询eedback email: Obtain answer keysSave / exit the testReview your answer广州课程咨询RETURNFeedba