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W: Definitely, it would have been a disaster, I'm afraid.
What are they talking about?

A damaged plane.
B. A probable happening.
C. An imagined accident.
D. An aircraft clash.

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听力原文:W: I'll now call on Mr. Green to drink the health of the happy pair.
M: I think I will follow suit.
What do you think the man will do?

A. He will be dressed in a suit.
B. He will follow the woman.
C. He will drink the pair's health, too.
D. He will call on Mr. Green, too.

听力原文:W: I can hardly believe that school has a student body of more than 15,000.
M: To be exact, there are 15,480.
What is the exact number of students at file school?

A. 15,840.
B. 15,480.
C. 15,418.
D. 50,480.

听力原文:W: What do you think of the last visiting speaker?
M: Next time, lease make sure to get someone who can talk sense.
What does the man imply?

A. He likes to have visiting speakers.
B. He does not like to have visiting speakers.
C. He does not like the last visiting speaker.
D. He likes to have sense more than visiting speakers.

听力原文: Koehler said in an interview with a German newspaper released on Saturday that he didn't believe the world economy will fall into recession as a result of a war in Iraq. Koehler believed that international financial markets have developed a higher degree of resistance in recent years to such shocks. Many countries have learned lessons from the financial crises of the late 1990s, with many now having flexible exchange rates and higher currency reserves. "A lot depends on how long a possible war will last. I think that it will not come to a world recession," Koehler said, "Financial markets may also gain if any war in Iraq came to a swift conclusion."
Koehler said in an interview with a German newspaper that he didn't believe

A. the world economy will fail to get rid of a recession.
B. the war in Iraq will bring the world economy to a recession.
C. the world economy has got enough resistance to a recession.
D. the world economy is still not flexible enough to resist to a recession.

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