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White House officials confirm the President met briefly with Mr Rushdie, Wednesday. It was their first such meeting. A White House official, who was asked not to be identified, said the Indian-born author spent just under an hour here. He said US officials assured Mr Rushdie the administration supports freedom of expression and he reiterated the US call for Iran to lift its death edict against Mr Rushdie. At the same time the US official pointed out the US call on Iran should not be misinterpreted as opposition to Islam but opposition to intolerance and state-supported murder. Mr Rushdie has been in hiding for four years but appeared unexpectedly at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to receive an honorary' post as visiting Professor of the Humanities. Iran has charged Satanic Verses is blasphemous.
Salman Rushdie is _______ by origin.

A. British
B. American
C. Indian
D. Iranian

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自助团体是被广泛运用的一种社会支持团体,以下哪种团体不属于自助团体()。

A. 癌症患者俱乐部
B. 自愿戒毒团体
C. 匿名戒酒会
D. 社区服务中心

SECTION B INTERVIEW
Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. Questions 1 to 5 are based on an interview. At the end of the interview you will be given 10 seconds to answer each of the following five questions.
Now listen to the interview.
听力原文:Man: ... anyway, I felt pretty upset, I can tell you!
Woman: Well, something even worse happened to some friends of a colleague of mine in New York. The husband was on an extended business trip and the idea was that his wife would come over in the middle of it to spend a long weekend with him. He was flying in from Boston, and the wife from Europe and they were going to meet up on the Friday evening and stay the weekend together at one of those very big hotels near Central Park.
Man: Yeah.
Woman: Well, the hotel computer had got the first letter of their name wrong -- their name began with a B (I think it was Berry ) but it was spelt on the computer with a P. So the wife arrived at the hotel, gave her name and asked "Has my husband arrived yet?" and the reception clerk looked her up on the computer, said "No, not yet" and so she said she'd wait in their room and she was shown to the room. Well, then about half an hour later the husband arrived and gave his name and spelt it out carefully to the reception clerk and asked "Has my wife arrived yet?" and she looked up the name on the computer and said "No, not yet", so he said he'd wait in the room and the clerk promised to send his wife up to him when she arrived and he was shown up to a different room. So he turned on the TV and started waiting.
Man: Oh ...
Woman: Well, they both waited for a couple of hours and then the wife called reception, was told her husband still hadn't arrived, so she went down to the restaurant and had a meal and then, being tired, you know, she went to bed. The husband was now quite hungry so, after calling reception and being told his wife still hadn't arrived, he went down to have his dinner, and then went to bed. Well, the next day, they narrowly missed each other at breakfast, so they decided there was no point in sitting around waiting, so they both went out shopping or sightseeing, missed each other again that evening and didn't finally meet up again till the next afternoon. By this time the husband had to fly off to Washington for a meeting first thing on Monday!
Man: Oh, that's amazing! It's always strange in a new city. I... I remember once I was going to a conference in Norway, I landed at Oslo Airport and as I didn't know the city, I picked up a whole lot of leaflets and a street map at the airport before catching the bus into town.
Woman: Mhm.
Man: Well, one of the leaflets was quite fat, about 100 pages long and it was called "Where to Eat in Oslo", so I started looking at it to find a nice restaurant to go to that evening -- I always prefer to eat out rather than in my hotel.
Woman: Yeah.
Man: And I soon realized that the same restaurant was being described again. I looked all the way through the leaflet and every page was a description of the same restaurant! There were no others in there! 100 pages all about the same restaurant !
Woman: Oh, what was the name of the restaurant? Man: I can't remember ! Woman: Oh, that reminds me of something. A colleague of mine was in Sweden. He was at the end of a tough series of meetings in Stockholm and about to fly back home to London. Well, he checked his suitcase in and went through to the departure lounge, had a drink and caught his plane back to Heathrow. Unfortunately, the check-in clerk had put the wrong label on his case and it had the tag for a different flight on it ...
Man: So he went to London and his luggage went somewhere else?
Woman: No, no, no, no, worse than that. They did a security check on all the luggage that was being loaded onto the other flight a

A. in Boston.
B. in New York.
C. in Oslo.
D. in Washington.

The main idea of Paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 is that ______.

A. body language differs in each culture
B. Americans communicate differently from Frenchmen
C. it is difficult to dub a foreign film into English
D. a bilingual person is also bilingual in body language

Which of the following is NOT true?

A. It was Glenn Conroy and his colleagues who developed three-dimensional medical imaging based on CT.
B. Conroy discovered the estimated brain volume of Mr. Pies was incorrect.
C. Fossil has always been the only direct evidence of our ancient ancestors.
D. Standard repertories of measurements made virtually have the same degree of accuracy with handheld calipers.

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