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Williams （）his position as Mayor to give his friends.
A.abused
B.used
C.applied
D.exploited
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C.applied
D.exploited
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听力原文：W: John, are you doing research for Professor Williams this semester？
M: Actually, I'm working as his teaching assistant.
Q: What does the man mean？
(18)
A．He needs another job as research assistant.
B．He asked Professor Williams for assistance.
C．He assists Professor Williams with his teaching.
D．He is doing research with Professor Williams.
听力原文： (16) Daniel Hale Williams was an example of a brilliant African-American doctor who managed to find success despite the obstacles white Americans placed in front of him. He was born in 1856 in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. Almost immediately after graduating, (17) he needed to open his own office because at that time no Chicago hospitals would allow black doctors to "use modern facilities and equipment to complete their medical training and care for patients". After two years of successfully running his own hospital, Daniel Hale Williams was confronted with an operation that had never been accomplished. While working in the emergency room, a black express man, James Cornish, rushed in with a knife trauma into his chest. (18) None of the other doctors seemed to know what to do since the external bleeding had stopped, plus there was no way for them to see what was happening inside his chest. This was because there were no x-ray machines available to the doctors, because they were not yet discovered. As the night progressed, Cornish's state began to diminish. After careful evaluation and assessment, Daniel decided that performing open heart surgery on Cornish was the most promising procedure for them to take. Daniel took on the challenge of performing an operation without much technology or advancement. While in the operating room, Daniel "decided to operate on the left side of the chest cavity. (19) The surgery was a success and James Cornish lived for twenty years after the operation was completed. With all of this agony and strength, Daniel Hale Williams became the first person to perform. a successful heart surgery."
16. What is the purpose of the passage？
17.Why didn't Williams work at a hospital？
18.Why hadn't open heart surgery been performed before？
19.How do we know the operation was really successful？
(7)
A．To talk about Daniel Hale William's life.
B．To show how racial discrimination was.
C．To show how an African American paid off.
D．To demonstrate the first open heart surgery.
听力原文：M: Good morning, what can I do for you？
W: Morning! Could you please give me something for the pain？ I couldn't get to sleep until three o'clock this morning. It's too terrible.
M: Let me see, madam, aspirin is the strongest medication I can give you without a prescription.
W: Oh, I'm afraid that isn't strong enough, and I don't have an appointment with my dentist until next week.
M: Who is your dentist？
W: Dr. Williams. Do you know him？
M: Yes, I think so. Doesn't he have his office just on the corner？
W: Yes, he does.
M: Are you a regular patient？
W: Yes. I have been his patient for several years.
M: Oh. Then I can call him if you like Dr. Williams will give me a pain prescription over the phone.
W: I'd appreciate that very much. Do you think that he'll still be in his office？
M: Sure. It's only four-thirty. He should be there until five.
W: Good.
M: Too bad you can't get an appointment sooner.
W: I know. Dr. Williams is always booked up though. I was lucky to get in as soon as I did.
M: In the meantime, be careful not to eat or drink anything too hot or too cold.
W: I really don't feel like eating or drinking anything at all.
M: Well, I'll give Dr. Williams a call and we'll see what we can do for you. Wait a minute. Let me look up my address book for his number.
W: That's very kind of you. Don't bother to took for his number. I have it with me. Here it is.
M: That'll be OK. I know suffering from toothache is terrible. Wish you can recover yourself soon!
(20)
A．In a dentist's office.
B．In a drug store.
C．In a hospital.
D．In a doctor's office.
M: Hey, how's it going？
W: Oh, pretty good. How's it going with you？
M: Yeah! That isn't bad. It's a beautiful morning out here in Pennsylvania. It's great.
W: Now is it true that the movie Forrest Gump is what inspired you to set across the country on foot？
M: That's right. You know, I saw that movie in high school. It is kind of amazing to me, it was an amazing display of freedom, athleticism, and willpower. So I just said to myself; "Man, that's something that I wanna do someday."
W: Alright, you set out on this journey three months ago. What is your average day like？ How many miles are you running？
M: Yeah, urn, good question, I mean, basically I wake up sometime, you know, around six. I try to leave between eight and nine. I average about probably 30 miles a day. My longest day is uh 56, though actually. That was in Missouri somewhere. That was, that was a pretty killer.
W: Now, tell us about the baby stroller, that is part of your journey.
M: Actually I gut this idea from two guys who did the cross-the-country run from New Jersey to Oregon, David and Scott. Basically it's got my tent in it. I've got a spare tyre, my backpack, a sleeping bag, a little blown mattress. It's kind of a stack of basically everything I need.
W: Well, Willy, we wish you luck as you approach Newport, Rhode Island. Good luck to you.
(23)
A．California
B．New Jersey
C．Rhode Island
D．Pennsylvania
A．gorgeous
B．appreciative
C．adverse
D．suspicious
听力原文：W: How long do you plan to stay, Mr. Williams？
M: I'm not sure. It all depends. Probably I'll leave as soon as I find another hotel.
Q: Where does the man probably stay now？
(13)
A．In a hospital.
B．At an airport.
C．At a bus station.
D．In a hotel.
What does Anita Williams Woolley say about members of smart teams？
A.They are careful in choosing team members.
B.They know clearly about each others social status.
C.They pay attention to discussing the teams work process.
D.They are more likely to get work done immediately.
A．The woman had a toothache.
B．She wanted to buy some aspirin.
C．She was a regular patient of Dr. Williams.
D．Dr. Williams was very busy.
听力原文：M: I'd like to speak to Mr. Jones, please.
W: Sorry, sir. But Mr. Jones isn't here any more. Mr. Williams is in charge now.
Q: What can we infer from the conversation？
(19)
A．The man doesn't want to see Mr. Williams.
B．Mr. Jones is in an inferior position than Mr. Williams.
C．Mr. Jones used to be in charge.
D．Mr. Williams doesn't want to do tomorrow.
A.African Americans fare better than many other ethnic groups．
B.Black people"s socioeconomic status in America remains low．
C.People"s conception of a person has much to do with the way he or she is labeled．
D.One"s professional standing and income are related to their educational background．
