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A -- teaching methodologyB -- compulsory courseC -- optional courseD -- non-resident studentE -- graduation field workF -- graduation projectG -- graduation appraisalH -- correspondence schoolI -- conservatory of musicJ -- academy of fine artsK -- physical culture instituteL -- normal universityM -- teacher’s collegeN -- vocational schoolO -- teaching staff （）音乐学院（）教学法

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Located in New South Wales, one of Australia’s most agriculturally, industrially and culturally rich areas, Charles Strut University (CSU) is an institution of higher learning funded by the Australian government. Five colleges (学院)—the College of Arts, the College of Commerce, the College of Education, the College of Health Studies, and the College of Science & Agriculture— offer courses from undergraduate to doctoral levels. The University is named in honor of the great explorer Captain Charles Strut and is more than 100 years old.CSU has excellent teaching staff, facilities, and services at all campuses, and is at the leading edge of the delivery of information technology services. It offers a balance between theory and practice in its courses and collaborates (合作) with universities from Several other countries in joint teaching and research. It has earned a reputation for producing graduates well-prepared for entry into the workforce.CSU attributes much of its success to factors such as small classes, accessible academic staff, relaxed country locations, and extensive modern facilities. Over the next two years approximately＄ 20 million will be spent on capital works.Conveniently located, without pollution, crime, overcrowding and high living costs; enjoying cool winters and dry, sunny summers; and on account of its friendly people, Charles Strut University attracts students from all over the world.The location of CSU: (46) .The number of colleges of CSU: (47) .The kinds of courses offered by CSU: (48) .The characteristics of teaching at CSU: (49) .List one of the reasons for CSU’s success: (50) . 50（）

Located in New South Wales, one of Australia’s most agriculturally, industrially and culturally rich areas, Charles Strut University (CSU) is an institution of higher learning funded by the Australian government. Five colleges (学院)—the College of Arts, the College of Commerce, the College of Education, the College of Health Studies, and the College of Science & Agriculture— offer courses from undergraduate to doctoral levels. The University is named in honor of the great explorer Captain Charles Strut and is more than 100 years old.CSU has excellent teaching staff, facilities, and services at all campuses, and is at the leading edge of the delivery of information technology services. It offers a balance between theory and practice in its courses and collaborates (合作) with universities from Several other countries in joint teaching and research. It has earned a reputation for producing graduates well-prepared for entry into the workforce.CSU attributes much of its success to factors such as small classes, accessible academic staff, relaxed country locations, and extensive modern facilities. Over the next two years approximately＄ 20 million will be spent on capital works.Conveniently located, without pollution, crime, overcrowding and high living costs; enjoying cool winters and dry, sunny summers; and on account of its friendly people, Charles Strut University attracts students from all over the world.The location of CSU: (46) .The number of colleges of CSU: (47) .The kinds of courses offered by CSU: (48) .The characteristics of teaching at CSU: (49) .List one of the reasons for CSU’s success: (50) . 48（）

[听力原文]11-15When you talk with new friends, usually there are three parts in the conversation. The first part is the greeting. In this part, you and your new friends will greet each other and tell each other your names. The second part is the conversation itself. Usually, a conversation with a new friend is just "small talk". That is, you talk about unimportant matters, such as the weather, sports, entertainment, and/or other interesting things; it’s unusual for new friends to talk about private or unpleasant things, such as personal health problems, religion, or polities. The third part of the conversation is the leave-taking part. In this part, .you tell your new friend that you’re happy to have met him or her, and then bid him or her goodbye. What do you usually say to your new friend at the end of the conversationI tell him I am happy to（）him.