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F: Do you have any experience in salesM: Yes, I have done that kind of work.F: Where do you workM: I worked part-time as a car agent when I was in university.F: How long have you been working thereM: For two years altogether. What did the man do before this conversation().

A. He learned how to make cars in the university.
B. He worked as a salesman for a car agent.
C. He studied the sales strategy in a university.

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M: My mother used to make those cookies when she was here.F: Don’t you think mine tastes as good What does the woman mean().

A. Her cookies taste the same.
B. Her cookies are better than his mother’s.
C. His mother’s cookies used to be good.

F: I have a question, Mr. Huggins. May I have a sick leave If I can, who should I ask forM: Yes, you can. You can ask your department manager for permission. Remember that your leave will not delay your work or others.F: Yes, I will. How long can I take a sick leave usuallyM: Well, it depends. If your project is very urgent and important, I bet you’d better come back as early as you can.F: Will it affect my salary if I take a leaveM: It will if your leave is longer than three days. And it will cut into your salary if you leave without permission. What if the woman leaves without permission from her company().

A. Her salary will be cut,
B. Her work will be suspended.
C. She will be asked to leave.

Sally Kristen Ride was born on May 26, 1951 in Los Angeles, California. At the (36) of ten, Dr. Ride began to play tennis and became an excellent tennis player. She (37) a tennis scholarship to Westlake School for (38) in Los Angeles. After her (39) , she enrolled in Swarthmore College and (40) out to become a (41) tennis player. She worked hard (42) her tennis game, but after a few months decided she would (43) tennis. She enrolled at Stanford University. Dr. Ride had always been (44) in Math and Science and eventually (45) her doctorate degree in Physics. Dr. Ride saw an (46) in the Stanford University paper about NASA (47) for people to become astronauts. She applied (48) the space program. More than 8 000 people applied and thirty-five were (49) . Dr. Ride underwent extensive training (50) an astronaut and (51) the first American woman in space in 1983. Dr. Ride retired (52) NASA in 1987 to (53) to Stanford University as a Physics Professor. She (54) to encourage young women to study math and science and is the (55) of several children’s books on space and space travel. 38().

A. boys
B. girls
C. males
D. whites

Carolyn had nine children, They wanted cookies. She decided to bake all those children some cookies. They were too noisy and maybe cookies would keep them quiet. She looked for her recipe book everywhere. She looked in the kitchen, in the bathroom, and in the den. It was not there. She thought for a minute and decided she might remember the recipe. She sifted 8 cups of flour, measured 5 cups of sugar, broke 7 eggs, and 9 teaspoons of vanilla. She mixed them all together in a bowl and made round cookies. She placed them on a cookie sheet. The oven was turned to 450 degrees. The children were running around everywhere wanting the cookies to get ready. The cookies began to smell. The oven door began to creep open. Carolyn heard strange noises coming from the oven. ZZZZZZZZZrppppppp! Pop! Bing! ZZZZZZZZZrppppppp! The oven door popped all the way open and cookie dough went on the ceiling, on the floor, on the counter, and on Carolyn. It was a big mess! Carolyn decided she must have used the wrong ingredients for the cookies! What happened when the oven door popped open().

A. The cookies were ready to eat.
B. The cookies were good and the children loved them.
C. The cookie dough went all over everywhere.