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Which of the following is False according to the information given in the passage？
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听力原文：M: Hello, Jane, I'm wondering if you'd like to join us for disco this evening.
W: Oh, I wish I could, but I still have a paper to discuss with Profess Smith this evening.
M: Oh, it's a pity! Then what about tomorrow's party？
W: I'm free tomorrow.
what will the woman do this evening？
PART B
Directions: For Questions 6-10, you will hear a passage. Use not more than 3 words for each answer. You will hear the recording twice. You now have 25 seconds to read the sentences and the questions below.
听力原文： When basketball was invented in 1891 in America, it was intended to be an outdoor game, which could be played during the severe American winters, when the ground was too frozen or snowy for baseball. Nowadays the game is played on specially designed basketball courts all over the world. It is a popular game because it demands speed and skill from its players, and is very exciting to watch. Most American cities have basketball teams. The teams often have names such as the Tigers' which suggest speed and physical power.
Basketball is played by two opposing teams, each of five players, on a rectangular court which is 26 meters long by 14 meters wide. Variations of 2 meters on the length and 1 meter on the width are permitted. The object of the game is to score points by shooting the ball into the opponent's goal. This used to be a wooden basket fixed high on a pole, but nowadays it is a metal hoop (still often referred to as the basket), 45 centimeters in diameter, which is secured horizontally with a net attachment beneath, 3.05 meters above the ground on a vertical board. The height of the hoop means that basketball teams are usually made up of players who are taller than average.
Like all competitive sports, basketball is governed by strict rules. Many of these roles relate to the handling of the ball. Each player tries to tap the ball to a member of his or her own team, who may then bounce, pass or shoot the ball. No player may run holding the ball, but he or she may dribble it by bouncing it on the court, with one hand only, as he or she runs.
When basketball was invented, it was intended to be
W: Oh, no. This is not our suitcase.
M: What do you mean？
W: The old lady must have taken ours by mistake. Just now she was sitting next to us at the restaurant.
What can we infer from the conversation？
听力原文： Presenter: Good morning, everybody. I'm Jane Winter and I'm here to
tell you a little about the possibility of volunteer work in Africa. If you're
looking for volunteer work in Africa there are plenty of opportunities available.
Let's look at the different types of volunteer opportunities available in
Africa, what to expect when volunteering in Africa and stories from volunteers
who have worked in Africa. Volunteering means something different to
almost every organisation you come across. Some agencies will cover your Q31
flight and cost of living while you are working and some are tree "volunteer"
projects and expect you to cover all costs for the privilege of the experience.
If you are looking for a more meaningful way to spend a few months in Africa Q32
than simply travelling around, volunteering is a wonderful way to spend
your time. Most jobs that last less than a year or so are going to be the ones
you have to pay for. Jobs that require a commitment of more than a year will Q33
often offer a basic stipend to cover some of your costs.
Whether you get paid and how much you get paid will also depend on
your skills and how much they are in demand. Most paid volunteer opportunities
in Africa are available to those who have a university education and/or
a practical skill. Engineers, doctors, nurses, environmentalists, emergency
relief personnel and teachers are among the most asked for by volunteer
agencies. If an organisation doesn't require you to have specific skills then Q34
you will usually have to pay your own expenses as a volunteer. In general Q35
most organisations working in Africa try and recruit as many local people as
possible rather than foreigners, since the projects should continue long after
you have returned home. So don't take it personally if your intention to help
people in Africa is rejected, it may just be that a local person is better suited
to do the job.
What should you expect when you volunteer to work in Africa？ Conditions
are usually basic. Most volunteer opportunities take place in rural
areas where you may not have ready access to running water and electricity. Q36
Housing can be very basic and you will likely be staying with local families.
A word about cultural adaptability. As in most countries in the world rural Q37
communities are usually more traditional than urban centres. As you will be
working closely with the local population you will have to dress and behave
in accordance with what is acceptable locally. General pace of life and work
is much slower than in the west. Don't expect any organisation to run efficiently
and without glitches. Getting sick can be a problem. If you're spending
more than just a few weeks in Africa, especially sub-Saharan Africa, your
chances of getting malaria or bilharzia will also increase. Make sure you take
all the medicine and precautions you need. The organisation you work with
should brief you about health issues and don't forget that local nurses and
doctors will have plenty of experience with these common afflictions—probalby
more than your doctor at home. Initially you may also have some problems Q38
getting used to different food and water.
Anyone who has volunteered in Africa will probably tell you that the
biggest impact their project had was not on the community but on themselves.
Spending time immersed in another culture will change the way you
look at life and is part of the appeal of volunteering. Before you decide to
volunteer in Africa you may be interested to learn what the typical experiences
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