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Where did Jennies and Kate meet?

A. In Vermont.
B. In Washington.
C. At National Theater.
D. In California.

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A. having occurred
B. occurred
C. occurring
D. to be occurred

听力原文: Consumers put away their wallets in June, sending retail sales plunging by the sharpest amount in nearly two years. Sales of autos, furniture and building supplies all fell, highlighting the economy's weak spots.
The 0.9 percent drop in retail sales was the biggest decline since August 2005, the Commerce Department reported Friday. It was a far bigger setback than the flat reading that had been forecast.
Part of the weakness was seen as payback for a surprise on the upside in May, when sales surged by 1.5 percent. But the June decline was also viewed as an indication that consumers are cutting back under a barrage of higher prices and a recession in the housing industry.
According to the news, what did NOT happen to US economy?

A. Retail increase.
B. Retail slump.
C. Rises in prices.
D. Economic recession.

听力原文: Security sources said al Qaeda-inspired Fatah al-Islam fighters fired about a dozen of the 107 mm rockets which landed several miles away from the Nahr al-Bared camp in north Lebanon, causing some material dam- age but no casualties. They said two Lebanese soldiers died in fresh battles at the camp on Friday. Another soldier wounded in ferocious fighting on Thursday died of his wounds, bringing the military's death toll in the past two days to nine.
Fighting between the army and Islamist militants has killed 216 people since May 20, making it the country' s worst internal violence since the 1975-1990 civil war.
How many Lebanese soldiers died in the past two days?

A. 0
B. 2
C. 3
D. 9

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?

A. The rockets caused some casualties.
B. Lebanon was at war during the 80s.
C. A lot of people died in the fighting since May.
D. The battle is between the army and militants.

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