防城港市2025年下半年全國英語等級考試（PETS）四級復習試題庫

防城港市2025年下半年全國英語等級考試（PETS）四級復習試題庫SectionI:ListeningComprehension(25minutes)PartA(1markperquestion)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhear10shortdialogues.Attheendofeachdialogue,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththedialogueandthequestionwillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,therewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.1.M:IheardyoutookatriptoMekongDeltalastmonth.Howwasit?W:Itwasbeautiful,butthehumiditywasalmostunbearable.IfeltlikeIwasmelting.Q:Whatdoesthewomanimply?A.Thetripwasterrible.B.Theweatherwasuncomfortablyhotandwet.C.Sheenjoyedthehumidity.D.Shewantstogobacknextmonth.2.M:Thedeadlineforthehistorypaperistomorrow.I’mbarelyhalfwaythrough.W:You’dbetterpullanall-nighter,oryou’llfailthecourse.Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Dropthecourse.B.Askforanextension.C.Stayupallnighttofinish.D.Cheatonthepaper.3.W:Ican’tfindmypassportanywhere.I’mterrified.M:Checkthetopdrawerofthedresser.Irememberseeingittherewhenwewereunpacking.Q:Whatdoesthemanimply?A.Thewomanhasalreadylostthepassport.B.Hethinksheknowswherethepassportis.C.Thewomanshouldcalltheembassy.D.Heunpackedthepassporthimself.4.M:Thecafeteriafoodisgettingworseeveryday.W:Icouldn’tagreemore.It’seithertoosaltyorcompletelybland.Q:Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardsthefood?A.Shelikesit.B.Sheisindifferent.C.Shesharestheman’snegativeopinion.D.Shethinksitistooexpensive.5.W:Areyougoingtothebasketballgametonight?M:IwishIcould,butIhaveastackofreportstotypeupforthemorningmeeting.Q:Whatwillthemanprobablydotonight?A.Watchthebasketballgame.B.Gotothemorningmeeting.C.Typereports.D.Playbasketball.6.M:Thiscomputerissoslow.Ittakesforevertobootup.W:Maybeyouhavetoomanyapplicationsrunninginthebackground.Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggestistheproblem?A.Thecomputerisbroken.B.Theuserisrunningtoomanyprograms.C.Theinternetconnectionispoor.D.Thecomputerneedsanewbattery.7.W:I’mthinkingofbuyingacar,butI’mworriedaboutthegasprices.M:Withthenewhybridmodels,youcansavealotonfuelinthelongrun.Q:Whatdoesthemanadvise?A.Nottobuyacar.B.Tobuyahybridcar.C.Totakepublictransportation.D.Towaitforgaspricestodrop.8.M:Didyouseetheexhibitionattheartgallery?W:Yes,theabstractpaintingswerefascinating,butIcouldn'tquitegrasptheartist'sintention.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Sheunderstoodtheartperfectly.B.Shedislikedthepaintings.C.Shefoundtheartinterestingbutconfusing.D.Shedidn'tgotothegallery.9.W:ProfessorSmith’slectureonquantummechanicswasovermyhead.M:Maybeifyoureadtheassignedchaptersbeforehand,itwouldmakemoresense.Q:Whatdoesthemanimplyaboutthewoman?A.Sheisnotintelligentenough.B.Shedidn'tprepareforthelecture.C.Sheshouldchangehermajor.D.ProfessorSmithisabadteacher.10.M:I’mexhausted.I’vebeenworkingonthisprojectforthreeweeksstraight.W:Whydon'tyoutakeadayoff?You’renotamachine.Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggest?A.Themanshouldworkharder.B.Themanshouldquithisjob.C.Themanshouldrestforaday.D.Themanshouldbuyamachine.PartB(1markperquestion)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhear3conversationsortalks.Aftereachconversationortalk,youwillhearseveralquestions.Theconversations,talks,andquestionswillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,youwillreadthefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.Questions11-13arebasedonthefollowingtalkaboutpublictransportation.11.Whatisthemaintopicofthetalk?A.Thehistoryofthesubwaysystem.B.Thebenefitsofusingpublictransport.C.Thecostofmaintainingbuses.D.Trafficcongestioninthecity.12.Accordingtothespeaker,whatisoneadvantageofpublictransportation?A.Itisfasterthandriving.B.Itismoreenvironmentallyfriendly.C.Itischeaperthanwalking.D.Itisavailable24hoursaday.13.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutthefutureofpublictransport?A.Itwilllikelybereplacedbyself-drivingcars.B.Investmentisneededtoimproveinfrastructure.C.Fewerpeoplewilluseitinthefuture.D.Itwillbecomefreeforeveryone.Questions14-16arebasedonthefollowingconversationbetweenastudentandalibrarian.14.Whatisthestudentlookingfor?A.Aspecifictextbook.B.Aquietstudyroom.C.Arecentjournalarticle.D.Anovelforleisurereading.15.Wheredoesthelibrariansuggestthestudentlookfirst?A.Theonlinecatalog.B.Thereferencesection.C.Thereservedesk.D.Thefictionshelves.16.Whathappensifthebookisnotontheshelf?A.Thestudentcanbuyit.B.Thelibrariancanorderitfromanotherbranch.C.Thestudentmustwaituntilnextsemester.D.Thebookisprobablylost.Questions17-20arebasedonthefollowingtalkaboutsleeppatterns.17.Whatisthecircadianrhythm?A.Atypeofexercise.B.Thebody'sinternalclock.C.Adietplan.D.Asleepdisorder.18.Whathappenswhenthecircadianrhythmisdisrupted?A.Peoplefeelmoreenergetic.B.Itcanleadtohealthissueslikeinsomnia.C.Itimprovesmemory.D.Ithasnoeffectonhealth.19.Whatdoesthespeakerrecommendformaintainingahealthysleepcycle?A.Drinkingcoffeebeforebed.B.Takingsleepingpills.C.Goingtobedandwakingupatthesametime.D.Exercisingrightbeforesleeping.20.Whoismostaffectedbyshiftworkaccordingtothetalk?A.Students.B.Retirees.C.Factoryworkersandnurses.D.Officeworkers.PartC(1markperquestion)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhearashortpassage.Afterthepassage,youwillhear5questions.Thepassageandthequestionswillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,youmustreadthefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.Questions21-25arebasedonthefollowingpassageaboutthehistoryofcoffee.21.Accordingtothepassage,wheredidcoffeeoriginate?A.Brazil.B.Colombia.C.Ethiopia.D.Arabia.22.Howwascoffeeoriginallyconsumed?A.Asabeveragesimilartomodernteaorcoffee.B.Asafood,mixedwithanimalfat.C.Asamedicine.D.Asareligiousoffering.23.WhendidcoffeehousesbecomepopularinEurope?A.Inthe9thcentury.B.Inthe17thcentury.C.Inthe19thcentury.D.Inthe20thcentury.24.Whatwastheinitialreactionofthereligiousauthoritiesinsomeplacestocoffee?A.Theyembraceditimmediately.B.Theybanneditbecauseitstimulatedthinking.C.Theyuseditinceremonies.D.Theyignoredit.25.Whatisthe"CoffeeBelt"?A.Aregionwherecoffeebeansarewornasbelts.B.Aspecifictraderouteforcoffee.C.Theregionbetweenthelatitudeswherecoffeeplantsgrow.D.Anicknameforafamouscoffeeshopchain.SectionII:UseofEnglish(15minutes)Directions:Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordforeachnumberedblankfromA,B,CorD.Thedevelopmentofartificialintelligence(AI)hasbeenoneofthemostsignificanttechnologicaladvancementsofthe21stcentury.AIreferstothesimulationofhumanintelligenceprocessesbymachines,especiallycomputersystems.Theseprocessesincludelearning,reasoning,andself-correction.WhileAIhasthepotentialto(26)______variousindustries,italsoraisesimportantethicalandsocietalquestions.OneoftheprimarybenefitsofAIisitsabilitytoprocessvastamountsofdata(27)______thanhumans.Forinstance,inthehealthcaresector,AIalgorithmscananalyzemedicalimagestodetectdiseaseslikecanceratanearlystage,oftenwithhigheraccuracy(28)______humandoctors.Thiscapabilitynotonlysaveslivesbutalsoreducestheworkloadonmedicalprofessionals,allowingthemtofocus(29)______complexcases.However,theriseofAIisnotwithoutchallenges.Onemajorconcernisthepotential(30)______ofjobs.Asmachinesbecomemorecapableofperformingtasksthatwerepreviouslydonebyhumans,thereisafearthatautomationwillleadtowidespreadunemployment.(31)______,proponentsarguethatAIwillcreatenewtypesofjobsthatwecannotyetimagine,muchliketheindustrialrevolutiondid.Anotherissueisthe"blackbox"problem.ManyAIsystems,particularlythose(32)______ondeeplearning,operateinwaysthatarenotfullyunderstoodevenbytheircreators.Thislackoftransparencycanbeproblematicincriticalareas(33)______criminaljusticeorautonomousdriving,whereunderstandingthedecision-makingprocessiscrucial.Furthermore,thereareconcernsaboutbiasinAI.IfthedatausedtotrainanAIsystemisbiased,thesystem'sdecisionswillbe(34)______.Forexample,ahiringalgorithmtrainedonhistoricaldatamightfavormalecandidatesoverfemalecandidatesifthecompanyhasahistoryofgenderimbalance.(35)______,thefutureofAIdependsonhowweaddressthesechallenges.Itrequiresacollaborativeeffortbetweengovernments,technologists,andethiciststoensurethatAIisdevelopedanddeployed(36)______.Wemustestablishregulationsthatprotectindividualswhilefosteringinnovation.Onlythencanweharnessthefullpotentialofthis(37)______technology.Inconclusion,AIisadouble-edgedsword.Itoffersimmenseopportunitiesforprogressbutalsoposessignificantrisks.Byapproachingitsdevelopmentwithcautionandforesight,wecan(38)______afuturewhereAIbenefitsallofhumanity.Thekeyistoremainvigilantandproactive,ensuringthattechnologyserveshumanneedsratherthan(39)______them.Aswestandonthebrinkofanewera,thechoiceswemaketodaywillshapetheworldof(40)______.26.A.transformB.transferC.transmitD.transport27.A.fastB.fasterC.fastestD.morefast28.A.thanB.thenC.toD.for29.A.onB.inC.atD.with30.A.displacementB.replacementC.placeD.location31.A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.MoreoverD.Furthermore32.A.basingB.basedC.basesD.base33.A.suchasB.forexampleC.likeD.namely34.A.fairB.unfairC.objectiveD.subjective35.A.UltimatelyB.InitiallyC.FirstlyD.Secondly36.A.responsibleB.responsiblyC.responsibilityD.irresponsible37.A.powerB.powerfulC.powerlessD.powerfully38.A.buildB.createC.doD.make39.A.controllingB.controlledC.controlD.controls40.A.tomorrowB.yesterdayC.todayD.pastSectionIII:ReadingComprehension(40minutes)PartADirections:Readthefollowingthreetexts.AnswerthequestionsoneachtextbychoosingA,B,CorD.Text1Theconceptofa"smartcity"hasgainedconsiderabletractioninrecentyearsasurbanizationacceleratesglobally.AsmartcityutilizesvarioustypesofelectronicInternetofThings(IoT)sensorstocollectdataandthenusetheseinsightstomanageassets,resources,andservicesefficiently.Thisincludesdatacollectedfromcitizens,devices,andassetsthatisprocessedandanalyzedtomonitorandmanagetrafficandtransportationsystems,powerplants,watersupplynetworks,wastemanagement,lawenforcement,informationsystems,schools,libraries,hospitals,andothercommunityservices.Theprimarygoalofasmartcityistooptimizecityfunctionsandpromoteeconomicgrowthwhilealsoimprovingthequalityoflifeforcitizensthroughsmarttechnologyanddataanalysis.Keycomponentsoftenincludeintelligenttransportationsystems(ITS),whichaimtoprovideinnovativeservicesrelatingtodifferentmodesoftransportandtrafficmanagementandenableuserstobebetterinformedandmakesafer,morecoordinated,and'smarter'useoftransportnetworks.Anothercomponentissmartenergymanagement,whichinvolvestheuseofsmartgridstoensureefficientenergydistributionandconsumption.However,theimplementationofsmartcitiesisnotwithouthurdles.Privacyandsecurityconcernsareparamount.Withthousandsofsensorscollectingdataoneverymoveofcitizens,thereisariskofsurveillanceandmisuseofpersonaldata.Additionally,thehighcostofinfrastructureandtechnologyposesasignificantbarrierformanydevelopingcities.Thereisalsotheissueofdigitaldivide;smartcitiesmustensurethatthebenefitsoftechnologyareaccessibletoallresidents,notjustthewealthyortech-savvy.Despitethesechallenges,thepotentialbenefitsaredrivinginvestment.CitieslikeSingapore,Barcelona,andDubaiareoftencitedassuccessfulexamples.Singapore,forinstance,usessmartsensorstomonitortrafficflowandadjusttrafficlighttimingsinreal-time,significantlyreducingcongestion.Barcelonahasimplementedsmartlightingsystemsthatsaveenergybydimmingwhennooneisaround.Theseexamplesserveasblueprintsforotherurbancenterslookingtomodernize.41.Whatisthemainpurposeofasmartcity?A.Tocollectasmuchdataaspossibleoncitizens.B.TosellIoTdevicestoresidents.C.Tooptimizecityfunctionsandimprovequalityoflife.D.Toreplacehumanworkerswithmachines.42.Accordingtothetext,whatisakeycomponentofIntelligentTransportationSystems(ITS)?A.Buildingmoreroads.B.Banningprivatecars.C.Providinginformationtohelpusersusetransportnetworksbetter.D.Sellingcarstocitizens.43.Whatismentionedasamajorhurdleforsmartcities?A.Lackofinterestfromcitizens.B.Privacyandsecurityconcerns.C.Theinabilitytoprocessdata.D.Shortageofelectricity.44.HowdoesSingaporeutilizesmartcitytechnology?A.Bymonitoringwatersupplynetworksonly.B.Byusingsensorstoadjusttrafficlightsinreal-time.C.Byprovidingfreeinternettoeveryone.D.Byusingrobotstopolicethestreets.45.Whatistheauthor'soveralltonetowardssmartcities?A.Highlycritical.B.Optimisticbutcautious.C.Indifferent.D.Completelynegative.Text2Thegigeconomy,characterizedbyshort-termcontractsorfreelanceworkasopposedtopermanentjobs,hasreshapedthelabormarketinthepastdecade.PlatformslikeUber,Airbnb,andFiverrhaveconnectedmillionsofworkerswithconsumerswhoneedspecificservices.Thisshiftoffersflexibilityforworkers,allowingthemtochoosewhenandwheretheywork.Formany,itprovidesanecessarysupplementtotheirincomeorawaytobridgegapsbetweenemployment.However,criticsarguethatthegigeconomyunderminestraditionallaborprotections.Gigworkersareoftenclassifiedasindependentcontractorsratherthanemployees.Thisclassificationmeanstheyaretypicallynotentitledtobenefitssuchashealthinsurance,paidsickleave,orretirementplans.Furthermore,incomecanbeunpredictable,fluctuatingbasedondemandandtheplatform'salgorithms.Thislackofstabilitycanleadtofinancialstressandinsecurityforworkerswhorelysolelyongigworkfortheirlivelihood.Thelegallandscapesurroundingthegigeconomyisevolving.Invariousjurisdictions,courtsandlawmakersaredebatingwhethergigworkersshouldbereclassifiedasemployees.Somecountrieshavepassedlegislationgrantinggigworkersspecificrights,suchasminimumwageguaranteesoraccesstosocialsafetynets.Thesechangesreflectagrowingrecognitionthatlaborlawsneedtoadapttothechangingnatureofwork.Fromtheconsumerperspective,thegigeconomyoffersconvenienceandoftenlowercosts.Servicesareavailableon-demand,andthecompetitivenatureoftheplatformscandrivedownprices.Yet,consumersarebecomingincreasinglyawareoftheethicalimplicationsoftheirchoices.Thereisagrowingdiscourseabouttheresponsibilityofplatformsandconsumerstoensurefairtreatmentoftheworkforcethatpowerstheseconvenientservices.46.Whatisadefiningcharacteristicofthegigeconomy?A.Long-termcontracts.B.Permanentemployment.C.Short-termcontractsorfreelancework.D.Governmentjobsonly.47.Whatisamajordisadvantageforgigworkersmentionedinthetext?A.Theyhavetoomuchwork.B.Theylacktraditionallaborprotectionsandbenefits.C.Theycannotchoosetheirworkinghours.D.Theyhavetopayhightaxes.48.Whyisincomeunpredictableforgigworkers?A.Theyarelazy.B.Itdependsondemandandplatformalgorithms.C.Theplatformsoftengobankrupt.D.Theyrefusetoworkduringpeakhours.49.Howisthelegallandscapechangingregardingthegigeconomy?A.Lawsarebecomingstricteragainstgigwork.B.Thereisadebateonreclassifyingworkersasemployees.C.Gigworkisbeingbannedinallcountries.D.Nochangesarebeingmade.50.Whatistheconsumerperspectiveonthegigeconomy?A.Theydislikeitbecauseitisunethical.B.Theyfinditconvenientandoftencheaper.C.Theyprefertraditionalservices.D.Theyareunawareoftheissues.Text3Deep-seaexplorationremainsoneofthefinalfrontiersonEarth.WhilewehavemappedthesurfaceofMarsingreaterdetailthanourownoceanfloor,thedepthsoftheoceansholdvastmysteriesandresources.Thedeepoceanishometouniqueecosystemsthatthriveunderextremeconditionsofpressure,darkness,andtemperature.Understandingtheseecosystemsiscrucialnotonlyforscientificknowledgebutalsoforthesustainablemanagementofoceanresources.Oneofthemostexcitingdiscoveriesinrecentyearsistheexistenceofhydrothermalvents.Thesefissuresontheseafloorreleasegeothermallyheatedwater.Surprisingly,theseventssupportrichcommunitiesoforganisms,includinggianttubeworms,clams,andshrimp,thatrelyonchemosynthesisratherthanphotosynthesisforenergy.Thisdiscoverychallengedourunderstandingoftheconditionsnecessaryforlifeandhasimplicationsforthesearchforextraterrestriallife.However,deep-seaexplorationisfraughtwithtechnicalchallenges.Theimmensepressureatgreatdepthsrequiresspecializedsubmersiblesandremotelyoperatedvehicles(ROVs).Communicationisdifficultasradiowavesdonottravelwellthroughwater,requiringacousticsignalswhichareslower.Despitethesechallenges,technologicaladvancementsareopeningnewdoors.Autonomousunderwatervehicles(AUVs)arebeingdevelopedtosurveylargeareasindependently,collectingdataonbathymetry,waterchemistry,andmarinelife.Thepotentialeconomicbenefitsofdeep-seaexplorationaresignificant.Theseabedisrichinmineralssuchaspolymetallicnodules,cobalt,andrareearthelements,whichareessentialformodernelectronicsandgreentechnologies.Asterrestrialresourcesbecomedepleted,thereisgrowinginterestindeep-seamining.However,thisraisesenvironmentalconcerns.Theimpactofminingonthesefragileandpoorlyunderstoodecosystemscouldbeirreversible.Scientistsandenvironmentalistsarecallingforstrictregulationsandfurtherresearchbeforeindustrialexploitationbegins.51.Whyisthedeepoceanconsideredafinalfrontier?A.BecauseitiseasiertoexplorethanMars.B.BecauseitholdsvastmysteriesandislessmappedthanMars.C.Becauseitisempty.D.Becauseitistoodangeroustoexplore.52.Whatsupportslifeathydrothermalvents?A.Photosynthesis.B.Chemosynthesis.C.Sunlight.D.Surfaceplants.53.Whattechnicalchallengeismentionedfordeep-seaexploration?A.Lackofoxygen.B.Hightemperature.C.Immensepressureandcommunicationdifficulties.D.Sharksattackingtheequipment.54.WhatareAutonomousUnderwaterVehicles(AUVs)designedtodo?A.Transporttouriststothedeepsea.B.Minemineralsautomatically.C.Surveylargeareasandcollectdataindependently.D.Communicatewithaliens.55.Whatisthecontroversysurroundingdeep-seamining?A.Itistooexpensive.B.Therearenomineralsworthmining.C.Itmaycauseirreversibledamagetofragileecosystems.D.Itisillegal.PartBDirections:Readthefollowingtextandanswerthequestionsbywritingashortanswerbasedonthetext.The"BlueEconomy"referstothesustainableuseofoceanresourcesforeconomicgrowth,improvedlivelihoods,andjobswhilepreservingthehealthofoceanecosystems.Itencompassesawiderangeofeconomicactivities,suchasfisheries,aquaculture,tourism,transport,renewableenergy,andbiotechnology.Theconceptemphasizesthattheoceanisnotjustaresourcetobeexploitedbutadevelopmentspacewhereconservationandeconomicactivitiesmustgohandinhand.OneofthepillarsoftheBlueEconomyissustainablefisheries.Overfishinghasdepletedfishstocksworldwide,threateningfoodsecurityandthemarineenvironment.Sustainablemanagementpractices,suchassettingcatchlimitsandprotectingspawninggrounds,areessentialtoensurethatfishpopulationsremainhealthyforfuturegenerations.Anotherpillarismarinerenewableenergy.Offshorewindfarms,tidalenergy,andwaveenergyoffercleanalternativestofossilfuels,reducingcarbonemissionsandcombatingclimatechange.Coastaltourismisalsoasignificantcomponent.Healthycoralreefsandmangrovesattracttourists,providingincomeforlocalcommunities.However,uncontrolledtourismcandamagetheseveryecosystems.Therefore,theBlueEconomypromoteseco-tourism,whichminimizesenvironmentalimpactandsupportsconservationefforts.Furthermore,theBlueEconomyencouragesthedevelopmentofmarinebiotechnology.Organismsintheoceanhaveuniquegeneticmakeupsthatcanbeusedtodevelopnewpharmaceuticals,industrialenzymes,andcosmetics.Byexploringmarinegeneticresourcessustainably,wecanunlocknewmedicaltreatmentsandindustrialapplicationswithoutdestroyingbiodiversity.Insummary,theBlueEconomyoffersaholisticapproachtooceanmanagement.Itseekstobalanceeconomicdevelopmentwithenvironmentalsustainability.Byinvestinginbluesectors,nationscancreatejobs,ensurefoodsecurity,andprotecttheplanet.ThetransitiontoaBlueEconomyrequiresinternationalcooperation,robustlegalframeworks,andacommitmenttoscientificresearch.56.WhatisthecoredefinitionoftheBlueEconomy?_________________________________________________________________________57.NametwoeconomicactivitiesencompassedbytheBlueEconomy._________________________________________________________________________58.Whyarecatchlimitsandprotectionofspawninggroundsimportant?_________________________________________________________________________59.Howdoesmarinerenewableenergycontributetocombatingclimatechange?_________________________________________________________________________60.WhatistheroleofmarinebiotechnologyintheBlueEconomy?_________________________________________________________________________SectionIV:Writing(45minutes)PartADirections:Yourfriend,Alex,iscomingtovisityourcity(Fangchenggang)forthefirsttime.Writealettertohim/her.1.Invitehim/hertostayatyourapartment.2.Recommendtwoplacesofinterest(e.g.,theWhiteDragonBeach,theMangroveReserve).3.Giveadviceonwhattopack(clothing,etc.).Youshouldwriteabout100words.Donotsignyourownnameattheendoftheletter.Use"LiMing"instead.Donotwritetheaddress.PartBDirections:Writeanessayonthetopic:"TheImpactofSocialMediaonInterpersonalCommunication."1.Analyzehowsocialmediahaschangedthewaypeoplecommunicate.2.Discussthepositiveandnegativeeffectsofthischange.3.Giveyourownopiniononthefutureofinterpersonalcommunicationinthedigitalage.Youshouldwriteabout200words.***模擬試卷二(SimulationTest2)SectionI:ListeningComprehension(25minutes)PartA(1markperquestion)Directions:Inthispart,youwillhear10shortdialogues.Attheendofeachdialogue,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththedialogueandthequestionwillbereadonlyonce.Aftereachquestion,therewillbeapause.Duringthepause,youmustreadthefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD,anddecidewhichisthebestanswer.1.W:I’mreallyworriedaboutthepresentationthisafternoon.Mylaptopcrashed.M:Don’tpanic.Ihaveabackuponmyclouddrive.Wecanusemycomputer.Q:Whatdoesthemanoffertodo?A.Fixthewoman'slaptop.B.Lendhiscomputerforthepresentation.C.Cancelthepresentation.D.Calltechnicalsupport.2.M:Therentisgoingupagainnextmonth.Icanbarelyaffordit.W:Maybeit’stimetolookforaroommateormovetoacheaperplace.Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggest?A.Payingtherentlate.B.Askingthelandlordforadiscount.C.Sharingtheapartmentormoving.D.Gettingasecondjob.3.W:Didyouenjoytheplaylastnight?M:Theactingwassuperb,butthescriptwasabitdull.Itdraggedoninthesecondhalf.Q:Whatwastheman’sopinionoftheplay?A.Helovedeverythingaboutit.B.Hedislikedtheacting.C.Hethoughtthescriptwasboring.D.Hefellasleepduringit.4.M:I’vebeentryingtoreachcustomerserviceforhours,butIkeepgettingarecording.W:Youshouldtrytheironlinechatsupport.It’susuallyfaster.Q:Whatdoesthewomanrecommend?A.Callingbacklater.B.Goingtothestoreinperson.C.Usingtheonlinechat.D.Sendinganemail.5.W:I’mthinkingoflearningasecondlanguage.FrenchorSpanish?M:IfyouplantotraveltoSouthAmerica,Spanishwouldbemorepractical.Q:Whatdoesthemanimply?A.Frenchiseasiertolearn.B.SpanishismoreusefulfortraveltoSouthAmerica.C.Hedoesn'tlikeeitherlanguage.D.Sheshouldlearnboth.6.M:Thegardenlooksamazing.Didyouhireaprofessional?W:No,Ispentthewholeweekendplantingflowersandmowingthelawnmyself.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Sheisaprofessionalgardener.B.Shedidthegardeningworkherself.C.Shehiredsomeonefortheweekend.D.Thegardenwasalreadyamazing.7.W:I’moutofshape.Igettiredjustclimbingthestairs.M:Youshouldjointhegymwithme.Wecanworkouttogether.Q:Whatdoesthemansuggest?A.Takingtheelevator.B.Goingforarun.C.Joiningagym.D.Seeingadoctor.8.M:Ican’tbelievethelibraryisclosedforrenovation.W:Yeah,it’sinconvenient.Nowwehavetostudyatthecoffeeshop.Q:Whatproblemarethespeakersfacing?A.Thelibraryistoonoisy.B.Theycannotfindaplacetostudy.C.Thelibraryisclosed.D.Thecoffeeshopisclosed.9.W:Thenewmanagerseemsverystrict.M:Givehimachance.He’sjusttryingtoimproveefficiency.Q:Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsthenewmanager?A.Hedislikeshim.B.Heiswillingtobepatient.C.Hethinksthemanageristoosoft.D.Hewantstoquit.10.M:I’mstarving.Let’sgrababitetoeat.W:Ican’t.Ihaveadentistappointmentin20minutes.Q:Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Eatwiththeman.B.Gotothedentist.C.Cookameal.D.Canceltheappointment.PartB(1markperquestion)Directions:Inthispart,you