听力34423.ppt

M: Which is the capital city of California, San Francisco or Los Angeles? W: They are two largest cities in California in terms of population, but neither of them is the state capital. Q: What do we learn from the conversation?;2. W: Professor Everett, my name is Alice Wang. You may not remember me, but I took your basic questions. M: I do remember you, Miss Wang. You were not the very best in the class, but you asked good questions.;4. M: Is there a Miss Smith in the house? Here is a package for her, but I her signature. W: Miss Smith is not here right now. Can I sign the receipt for her? Q: What is the man probably doing?;5. W: Tom, there is no need for you to return the book so soon. I will not use it in the next couple of weeks. M: I know. But I have made a copy of the chapter which may be useful to me in writing my book review. Q: What is Tom probably going to do?;6. M: Brenda, before you answer my questions, I want you to know that all we care about is helping people to get well. W: Yes. I know. But, I am afraid of the surgery. Q: What is the man’s profession?;7. W: Mr Sinclair, I need to discuss with you about Grace. She seems to be unable to concentrate in class recently. M: Really? That’s strange. She told us only yesterday that she liked school. Q: What do we learn about Grace from the conversation?;8. W: I admire you success, Mr. Fiske. And I especially admire those who made it to the top through life-long hard work. M: Thank you, Miss Walker. I, too, believe in hard work, even though luck sometimes plays a part. Q: What do we learn about Mr. Fiske.;9. W: Mr. Christopher, a gentleman by the name of Brian Wallace is waiting downstairs. He says he has an appointment with you. M: Yes, tell him to go to the conference room and I will be there in a minute. Q: What do we learn from the conversation?;10. W: Hi, Jack. Would you like to take me to the Central Park this afternoon? M: I’m afraid not. I must write a letter