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Questions 15-18

A．Because it would make the wedding less exciting.
B．Because it would bring the new couple bad luck.
C．Because it would bring the bride bad luck.
D．Because it would be considered inappropriate by others.

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Questions 11-14

A．They don"t help sports players at all.
B．They don"t live up to their fame.
C．They may be comfortable but are too expensive.
D．They are good for track and field sports but not for ball games.

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Questions 15-18

A．To get consent from their parents.
B．To prepare rings for exchange.
C．To be of legal age and to meet certain medical requirements.
D．To send out announcements and invitations.

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Questions 11-14

A．He and his friends have never worn Adidas.
B．Adidas is just for great sports players like the Chicago Bulls.
C．Adidas helps sports players do better.
D．He has been wanting to wear Adidas shoes himself.

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Questions 19-22

A．A formal talk between the boss and his secretary.
B．An informal talk between two friends.
C．A formal talk between a professor and a student.
D．An interview between the interviewer and the job applicant.

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Questions 23-26

A．The disease is now spreading from patients to doctors.
B．10% of Africans are HIV positive.
C．The disease has spread very fast in Africa,
D．The disease is now spreading to more people and more places.

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Questions 11-14

A．He thinks Adidas would cost him quite a lot of money.
B．He doesn"t think Joyce will run.
C．He doesn"t think the shoes will help Joyce in the games.
D．He doesn"t think Joyce will play sports for long.

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Questions 15-18

A．Because it would make the wedding less exciting.
B．Because it would bring the new couple bad luck.
C．Because it would bring the bride bad luck.
D．Because it would be considered inappropriate by others.

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Questions 19-22

A．General manager.
B．An official worker.
C．Head of the Personnel Department.
D．A secretary.

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Questions 23-26

A．Many people in Africa are still unaware of the danger of AIDS.
B．The younger generation in Africa is threatened by AIDS.
C．It"s not yet discovered as to how serious the situation is.
D．Lots of health workers are infected by HIV virus in Africa.

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Questions 11-14

A．She makes good use of an ad to convince her father.
B．She is easily fooled by ads.
C．She didn"t play much sports before.
D．She wants her father"s opinion about Adidas shoes.

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Questions 19-22

A．She types Chinese well.
B．She is English.
C．She is good at languages.
D．She used to be a school teacher.

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Questions 15-18

A．Fathers might object to their daughters" leaving home.
B．Gifts were forced into marriages.
C．Friendship between men was important.
D．Every wedding ceremony should be witnessed by a respectable man,

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Questions 23-26

A．How AIDS spreads to Africa.
B．How innocent people contract AIDS.
C．What can be done to save innocent victims of AIDS.
D．How HIV-positive persons develop AIDS.

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Questions 23-26

A．Mother-to-child transmission.
B．Blood transfusions.
C．Patient-to-healthcare workers.
D．Drug abuser.

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Questions 19-22

A．The man is not satisfied with the speed Miss Jenkins types.
B．The man is hesitating whether to accept Miss Jenkins or not.
C．The man does not think Miss Jenkins is qualified.
D．The man will probably recommend Miss Jenkins to the general manager,

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Questions 15-18

A．The third finger is the lucky finger.
B．The third finger is the middle finger.
C．The third finger is supposed to be linked to the heart.
D．The third finger is a symbol of lasting affection.

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Questions 27-30

A．He likes to do things with his own hands.
B．He wants to make things easier for Paul.
C．His house was in a very bad state when he bought it.
D．He wants to save money.

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Questions 27-30

A．Paul is physically handicapped.
B．Paul does not live in a flat.
C．Paul is mentally retarded.
D．Paul cannot move about without his wheelchair.

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Questions 27-30

A．The corridor was widened.
B．The house was rewired.
C．The smoke alarms were installed.
D．The front door can be opened automatically.

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Questions 27-30

A．To put a device on Paul"s wheelchair.
B．To build an extension to the house.
C．To start a business on house alterations for disabled people,
D．To redesign the kitchen,