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1、97 年 01 月 托福听力文字The finest edge is made with blunt whetstone.Part A1.A:I invited your mother to lunch yesterday.But she said she didn t have any free time.B:Yeah.She s just got a new job.Q:What does the man mean?2.A:The sound of all that traffic is driving me out of my mind.B:It is bad.But the highw

2、ay will reopen tomorrow.Then we won t have all those cars passing byany more.Q:What does the woman imply?3.A:I don t understand why I received such a low grade on my term paper.B:You should make an appointment with the professor to discuss it.Q:What does the woman suggest the man do?4.A:I m going to

3、 the vegetable stand today.Can I pick up anything for you?B:No,thanks.I just came back from the market myself.Q:What does the woman mean?5.A:I ve been running a mile every afternoon for the past month.But I still haven t blose more than a pound or two.I wander if this worth it.B:Oh,don t give up now

4、.It always seems hard when you just starting out.Q:What does the woman mean?6.A:We re having a party at our house on the weekend of the thirtieth.Would you like to join us?7.A:Just one person in the whole class got an A on the test.You!B:All right!Q:What does the woman mean?8.A:Would you like to go

5、to the movies with us tonight?9.A:Did you pick up my books form Ron s house?B:Sorry.It slipped my mind.Q:What does the man mean?10.A:Could you lend me your biology notes?B:Do you think you ll be able to make out my handwriting?11.A:I just saw an ad on television that said men suits were on sale toda

6、y and tomorrow at Conrad s Men s Wear.B:Great!That s just what I ve been waiting for.Q:What will the man probably do?12.A:John,I m sorry.But I forgot to bring your tape player back.B:Well,as long as I get it by Friday.Q:What does the man mean?13.A:I m way behind（远远落在后面）in my letter writing.I ve got

7、to get started.B:Who s got time to write letters?Exams are coming up,remember?Q:What does the man imply the woman should do?14.A:Hi,Ann.Where are you rushing off to?B:I m on my way to pick up the text for American history.I m in shock.It s going to beQ:What does the woman mean?15.A:Is Luis going to

8、join us for a short break?B:Yes,if she can tear herself away from her studies.（使某人勉强离开）Q:What does the woman imply about Luis?16.A:Here are two empty seats.B:Don t you think these are too closed to the movie screen?Q:What does the woman imply they should do?17.A:I found a perfect book bag,but I m ab

9、out 20 dollars short.B:Don t look at me.I don t get paid for another week.Q:What does the man imply?18.A:I m bored with the same food all the time.Let s try something different Saturday night.B:How about an Italian place.Q:What does the man suggest they do?19.A:What we need is a roommate who is neat

10、 and considerate.B:Let s write that in the ad:neatness and consideration a must.Q:What do the speakers hope to do?20.A:These watches are outrageously expensive.B:You think they are bad?You should see the ones in the jewelry store.Q:What does the woman imply?21.A:Sue,would you like to be my lab partn

11、er with the next experiment?B:Sure.I just can t believe you still want to work with me after I messed up（搞糟）last time.22.A:Which game do you think is more difficult to learn,chess or bridge?B:They are like apples and oranges.Q:What does the man mean?23.A:I didn t see your fellowship announced with t

12、he others.B:The dean s still waiting on it.He wants to see my grades from this semester first.Q:What does the woman mean?24.A:What on earth did you do to your eyes?B:Oh,nothing.It looks a lot worse than it feels.Q:What does the man mean?25.A:I decided to apply to graduate school in engineering for n

13、ext year.B:More school?I m going into business for myself.Q:What does the man plan to do?26.A:My shoulder s been hurting for a couple of weeks now ever since I moved that heavy desk by myself.27.A:I m calling to check on the status of my TV.B:Well,the new parts have just come in so it should be read

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21、r me?I was practicing because,well,band try out next week.Q:What does the man imply?29.A:Dan s talking about getting a cat from one of his relatives.B:Yeah.I hear his apartment building is about to lift the ban on pets(解禁).Q:What does the woman mean?30.A:The concert pianist was fantastic!B:And how!（

22、当然了）Q:What does the man mean?Part B31-33A:Hi,Frank.What are you up to?Is that really a French grammar book?B:Well,I m trying to teach myself some French.When I go to Montreal next semester,I don want to sound like just another tourist.Most of the people there are bilingual.A:Leave Boston to go to Mo

23、ntreal?I didn t know this university had a program inCanada.B:It doesn t.I m planning to take a short leave of absence from school,so I can go there on myown.A:What s the reason for this sudden interest in Canada?B:Well,actually I ve been thinking about going for some time now.I know someone there w

24、hobeen wanting me to visit.A:A relative?B:An old friend of my uncle s runs a chemical engineering department there.So,Ican help me enroll in some interesting courses.A:If you want those credits transferred back here later on,youbeforedbetteryouarrange for itleave.Don t forget what happened to Susan

25、after she came back from Rome.m hopB:Yeah,but her situation was different.I already have all the credits I need to graduate.A:So you ll be taking courses just for the sake of learning.B:That will be a nice change of pace（改变习惯、兴趣，变换口味）,won t it?31.What was Frank doing at the beginning of the conversa

26、tion?32.What does the woman suggest that Frank do?33.What does Frank say about his academic status?34-38A:It s important that you all understanthat quartz heaters operate on a totally different principle than common convection heaters.Yes?B:Could you give us an example of a convection heater?A:Ok.Bu

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35、oom without heating the air.It does this by producing radiation heat that travels like light waves.When the quartz crystal in a heater vibrates at a particular frequency,its energy is turned into infrared radiation.The radiation is then directed at objects by means of a reflector.If that clear,s let

36、 s move on to how room design can affect heating efficiency.34.What is the main topic of the discussion?35.What had the instructor probably been discussing in the previous class?36.What does the instructor ask the student?37.According to the instructor,how was the quartz heater different from other

37、types of heaters?38.What is the purpose of a reflector on a quartz heater?Part C39-42As a result of rising university costs,many students are finding it necessary to take on part-timejob.To make findingthose jobs easier,the placementservices put together a listingof what savailable locally.Forsome s

38、tudents,these part-timejobscould lead to full timework aftergraduation,as they may offer experience in their ownfield,be that finance,marketing or evenmanagement.For example,National Saving Bank offers a work on a half time basis.Thattwentyshours a week.Retail stores and restaurants have positions r

39、equiring fewer hours.Even less time isexpected of those providing child-care.We have a number of families registered with us who werelooking for baby sitters for as few as 4 hours a week.For students who prefer outdoor work,thereare seasonal positions right on campus,working with the gardening and l

40、andscaping （景观美化）teams.These often require the most time and are the least flexible in terms of scheduling.To see acomplete list of these and other available jobs,including the salary offered and the hours required,stop by our office.Oh,and be sure to bring a resume withyou.When you find something t

41、hatinterests you,we ll put you in touch with the person offering it.In addition,our counselors willgive you hints about successful interviewing.39.What is the purpose of the talk?40.What should students bring with them to the office?41.What will the counselors at the office help students do?42.What

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