23. Where does the young girl want to go with her father?
24. Who are they going with?
25. What does the father suggest they do at the end of the day?
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M: I’m majoring in psychology. How about you? What do you do?
W: Well, I’m working as a sales representative at Microsoft.
M: No kidding! My brother works there, too.
Conversation One
M: I was born in San Francisco, California, and we lived there until I was seven. Then, since my father worked for the army, we moved all over the place.
W: Umm…go on a little walk.
M: Go on a little walk. Where would you like to go on a walk to? Would you like to go down to the beach or through the park?
26. What season was it in the story? 27. What was inside the chocolate box? 28. What was the girl in the story doing?
Passage Two
Walt Disney was born on December 5th, 1901. In his teens he began an art course but World War I broke out and he drove for the Red Cross in Europe. When he got back to America he met the artist Ub Iwerks and they got into business together.
19. What is the woman’s name? 20. Where is the woman originally from? 21. What is the man studying? 22. What is the woman’s job?
Conversation Two
W: Dad, I’m bored. Can I go to a movie today?
her parents’ room and down the dark staircase into the hall. She made her way towards the back door and opened it. Closing it quietly behind her, she moved silently across the garden and climbed over the low garden gate. For a few minutes, she stood at the gate and looked back at the sleeping house. Then she turned and walked quickly away to begin a new life.
W: She came down with a flu and had to stay home.
Q: Why didn’t Jane attend the meeting?
16. M: What did you do in class today? W: The teacher went over last Friday’s lesson. Q: What did the teacher do?
11. W: How many people came to your grandmother’s 80th birthday?
M: We invited 12 people, but 15 came.
Q: How many people were invited for the birthday party?
14. W: Would you please spell your name for me, Sir? M: Sure. W…I…double T…N…E…R. Q: What is the man’s name?
15. M: Jane was supposed to be here at the meeting this morning. I didn’t see her.
Conversation One
W: To the beach.
M: To the beach. Well, that sounds great. And then maybe we can go out to eat tonight. Does that sound okay?
W: Yeah, that’s really good to me.
Conversation One
W: Wow, it sounds like you’ve had an interesting life. So, what do you do now?
M: I’m a student at Yale University.
W: Oh really? What are you studying?
W: Oh yeah? Where are some of the places you’ve lived?
M: Mostly, we were overseas. We spent a total of ten years in Korea, Germany and Japan. We were transferred back to the United States three years ago, but I think my parents would have liked to live overseas for at least 20 more years.
They made a series of short cartoons but lost all their money. Luckily, Walt’s brother Roy gave him more to start up again. The first talking picture came out in 1927 and Disney saw that sound held the key to the future of film.
M: A movie today? Well, I don’t know.
W: Uncle Jeff Well, I know Uncle Jeff always takes you, but what movie would you like to see today, Maggie?
17. M: Are you going to the party tonight?
W: No, I promised to help Maggie with her science project.
Q: What will the woman do tonight?
18. W: Tina is doing a lot better in her biological class, isn’t she?
W: George of the Jungle.
M: George of the Jungle. Let me look at the newspaper. Okay. Ah, here it is. George of the Jungle that starts in the afternoon at 2:45. Well, should we take mommy with us?
Passage One
It was exactly four o’clock when she woke up. She jumped quickly out of bed, got dressed and looked through the window. It was a cold winter’s day and snow lay on the ground. She then took her best clothes out of her wardrobe and put them into her small, dusty old suitcase which was leaning against the wall. She took the money which she kept inside an empty chocolate box hidden between the wardrobe and the wall and put it into her pocket. She took a note for her parents out of a drawer and placed it onto her dressing table. Carefully, she opened the door and crept along the corridor, past
Conversation One
W: Yeah.
M: Okay, we have to wait for mommy because she’s at a meeting right now.