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A．A green dress.
B．A dark red dress.
C．A long brown robe.
D．A bright golden dress.
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A．A complicated system of several food chains.
B．A society that distributes food.
C．The relationship of one green plant to another.
D．The device that spiders use to catch food.
听力原文：M: What a queer-tasting thing! What's the green stuff？
W: Oh, it's called curry. It's the delicious seasoning I had last night at the seafood banquet held in Tom Markham's new house.
Q: What are they talking about in the conversation？
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A．A kind of feeling.
B．A kind of seasoning.
C．The seafood banquet.
D．Tom Markham's new house.
M: Yes, we are. Are you interested in the job？
W: I think so, but before I apply, I'd like you to tell me more about the work.
M: Have you worked with tape recorders before？
W: I used cassettes a lot when I was studying French in high school.
M: Good. There are many different kinds of language labs, ours is a small one, and it's fairly easy to operate. This is the main control panel, you can set the controls to a lot of students to listen to the lessons they want to hear. If you decide to take the job, I'll explain how the system operates. Most of the lessons are on cassette tapes, but some of them are also on long reel tapes of records. The cassettes are kept in order on these shelves, and they are clearly numbered with the language and the lesson number. For example, the cassettes in the green boxes are French lessons. Records and tapes are over there.
W: How many hours would I work？
M: We need someone ten hours a week. Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. This is one of the busiest times for this laboratory.
W: I'll fill out an application for this job right now. It would fit into my schedule nicely.
M: Fine, I'll get back to you in a week or so after we review the applications.
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A．A recording artist.
B．A French teacher.
C．A student.
D．A teaching assistant.
They are snakehead fish, the nightmarish (噩梦似的) creatures from Asia that made news when they were discovered living in a Maryland pond in 2002. They were said to be able to breathe air and walk on their fins, devouring (吞食) everything in their path.
Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton called them "something from a bad horror movie" before ordering a federal ban. And to guarantee that they could not escape, the whole Maryland pond was poisoned.
Last month, biologists with New York State's Department of Environmental Conservation were doing a routine sampling of the fish in the brackish water at Meadow Lake in Flushing MeadowsCorona Park in Queens when, to their horror, they found a northern snakehead fish, then another and another until they had five, including one monster 28 inches long. "At that point," said James J. Gilmore Jr., a biologist who is regional supervisor of natural resources at the state agency's New York City office, "we knew we had a problem."
To confirm that the fish were snakeheads, Mr. Gilmore sent photographs to the United States Geological Survey office in Gainesville, Fla., which is mission control for the national crusade to eradicate snakeheads. "As soon as I saw the pictures, I said,' Oh no, not again,'" said Walter R. Courtenay Jr., a fisheries biologist with the Geological Survey who has tracked down snakeheads in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Virginia. His message to New York: Get rid of them.
The snakehead, a native of Asia, is a compact stalking machine packed with rows of sharp teeth, a torpedo-like body suited to darting out of hiding holes to chase, and catch, other fish and a voracious appetite that can lead them to devour every other fish in the lake or pond where they live. "They are top predators (食肉动物)," Mr. Gilmore said. "They will outcompete other native fish for food and dominate the lake."
The carp, white perch and pumpkinseed fish that now inhabit the 93-acre Meadow Lake will be wiped out if the snakeheads can reproduce unchecked, Mr. Gilmore said. That is why it is critical to act now, before they are well established. He believed someone might have bought several in an Asian fish store a few years ago before the ban was enforced and deliberately released them in the lake, hoping they would reproduce there and provide some inexpensive dinners.
Judging from the context, "the big green lady" (Line 1, Paragraph 1) refers to ______.
A．a lady in charge of the harbor
B．the symbol of New York City
C．the statue of liberty
D．a famous American woman
W: Yes. She was darkish. I should think she was between twenty-five and thirty roundabout. And she had shortish hair. I think she had a fringe, but untidy.
M: Did you notice the clothing at all？
W: Er...she had a white collar...open-necked shirt I think...or blouse and what looked like a velvet jacket but I can't remember the colonr...I think it was a green or a brown but it was some dark colour.
M: OK. Well, let's go to the man now that you just saw...if you could just describe him to me because there wasn't much on the report that you left with the sergeant.
W: Yes...well...I noticed he was wearing a funny kind of woolen jacket.
M: A bulky sort of jacket, was it？ Thick knit or...？
W: Well...yes...nut really very bulky. It looked as ff it was knitted and it had a sort of woolen collar and I think he was wearing an open-necked shirt too. He was younger than her. I should think he was in his early twenties.
M: And she looked older？
W: She looked a bit older, to me. Erin...he had his hair brushed back.
M: Yes. Anything about the shirt that you noticed...was it just a plain white shirt or was it any other sort？
W: I think it was striped but I can't be perfectly sure, but I do re member his hair was sort of wavy and brushed back and shortish.
M: OK. Well, that's fine. Thanks very much. If you leave your phone number with the desk sergeant, maybe we'll contact you in the near future.
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A．A policeman is interviewing a witness.
B．A police sergeant is interrogating a culprit.
C．They are having a discussion about a criminal case.
D．They are holding a court investigation of a crime.
W: All right. Take a 46 bus.
M: All fight, but I've seen the 46 going the opposite way, I'm sure. I didn't want to end up at the wrong end of town, that's all.
W: In any case, what you may have seen is the 46.
That goes from here down to the Elephant on its return journey.
M: But I seem to remember coming to your house one time on the 28.
Am I right？ I used to catch it at Marble Arch.
W: Yes, but it's discontinued. It used to run from Tooting straight through to here. It's a pity.
M: OK. Now where do I get off？
W: Get off at Boots the chemist's on the comer, two stops after the railway bridge.
M: Hang on... let me write that down. So I get off at Boots the chemist's after the railway bridge.
W: Two stops after you've gone under the railway bridge.
M: All right. Then what？
W: Then turn right and turn fight again at the second set of traffic lights.
M: OK.
W: Then first right into Hartington Road and I'm number one, second floor.
M: OK, I've got all that. Where do you think is the nearest place for me to catch the 467
W: I should think Piccadilly Circus or Green Park would be the nearest to you.
M: Oh well, they're both within walking distance. Have you any idea how often they run？
W: What？
M: The 46, do you know how often it runs？
W: I've no idea. I should think every, ten or fifteen minutes. I never have to wait long.
M: Good. I should be there in about an hour. Thanks for the invitation. Cheers.
W: Cheers. See you later.
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A．A dance.
B．A dinner.
C．A party.
D．A wedding ceremony.
A．Yellow.
B．Red.
C．Blue.
D．The combination of green and purple.
A.The car in front of me stalled and I missed the green light
B.The car in front of me stalled and I didn' t miss the green light
C.The car ahead stopped me and I missed the green light
D.The car ahead stopped me and I didn' t miss the green light
A、green clothes
B、green dress
C、female role
D、cyan clothes
