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How much cheaper is an unfurnished apartment than an furnished one？
A．300 dollars cheaper.
B．Nearly lO0 dollars cheaper.
C．Exactly 100 dollars cheaper.
D．More than 100 dollars cheaper.
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听力原文：W: How much are these suitcases？
M: The red ones sell for 65.50 and the green ones for 45.50.
W: I'll take the cheaper one then.
Q: What kind of suitcase did the woman buy？
(18)
A．The red one.
B．The good one.
C．The green one.
D．The other one.
听力原文：W: Do you know how much a ticket to New York costs？
M: It depends on which train you will take. It's a little over 30 dollars for the early one, but only 22 for the late one, which arrives at about midnight.
Q: Why is the ticket for the late train cheaper？
(18)
A．Because it is much slower than the early one.
B．Because it often arrives earlier.
C．Because it is seldom on schedule.
D．Because it arrives in the middle of the night.
听力原文：How much would it cost to replace the hard drive？
(A) And then what should I do？
(B) I'm pretty sure I put it back where I found it.
(C) It might be cheaper to get a whole new computer.
(1)
A．
B．
C．
听力原文：M: Next．please．
W: Yes，how much does a ticket to New York cost？
M: $30．50．
W: That’s really expensive．Are there any other trains going to New York？
M: Well，there’s the late train that arrives in New York at midnight and then continues on to Boston the next morning．
W: How much is that？
M: The ticket for the late train to New York is$22．
W: That sounds better．I'd like one ticket please．
M: $22 exactly．
W: Thanks．
M: Thank you and have a nice trip．
8．Where is the woman interested in going？
9.What is the woman’s response to the first train mentioned？
10.Why is the other train's ticket cheaper？
(8)
A．Boston.
B．San Francisco.
C．New York.
D．Milwaukee.
W: I don't think so. How about Mexican？ It's much cheaper, and I've got to start watching my expenses.
Q: Why doesn't the woman want Japanese food？
(19)
A．She doesn't like it.
B．She is tired of it.
C．She doesn't want to spend a lot.
D．The restaurant is too far away.
W: It' s $72 a year including Sunday' s paper, and it' s much cheaper without it. Plus, if you have a discount coupon, you can cut down the price again.
M: What do you mean, by the discount coupon？ Where can I get it？
W: You can get it free anywhere you see the newspaper. For example, a newsstand, convenience store, bookstore, and so on.
What does the man want to do？
A．He wants to read the newspaper now.
B．He wants to buy something to eat at the convenience store.
C．He wants to subscribe to the newspaper.
D．He wants to buy the Daily News at the newsstand.
W: It'd be more relaxing to take the train.
M: Won't that be too expensive？
W: Thinking about that hmm I guess we should watch our expenses.
What can be learned from the conversation？
A．She likes to drive when she travels.
B．She doesn't want to go to Chicago.
C．She doesn't know how much the train trip will cost.
D．It's cheaper to go to Chicago by car.
M2 : OK, you can wrap it up now. Would you fill in this label and stick it on your parcel？ Actually, you can send such a small parcel by postal service. It's faster and cheaper than airmail.
M1 : How much is it for each of them then？
M2: It would be 6. 8 dollars by postal service and 12. 8 dollars by airmail.
What is inside the parcel？
A．Two jade necklaces and a silk scarf
B．Two silk scarves and a jade necklace
C．Two silk scarves and two jade necklaces
D．Two boxes of chocolate and a watch
听力原文：W: Is there anything else we ought to discuss？
M: We haven't discussed heating yet. Do you like central heating？
W: Yes, but isn't it rather expensive？ First costs, I mean--the furnace, and the boiler, all the pipes and radiators？
M: That depends on the system. An automatically controlled oil-burning system is rather expensive.
W: Electric fires are no cheaper. We have them in the bedrooms, and the electricity bills are always high at the end of the winter.
M: What about open fires？
W: I like to see a fire. But coal fires do make a lot of work and a lot of dust, too.
M: You may have a furnace in the kitchen, and a storage tank upstairs. A furnace that bums coke is much cheaper than one that bums oil. A good one would give you all the hot water you need for the kitchen and for baths, and enough for two radiators in the living room.
W: Oh, I know what you mean. They have to be filled twice a day, don't they？
M: Yes, and you have to clear out the ashes once a day.
W: How much does coke cost？
M: They bum three or four tons a year. I'm not sure how much coke costs now--about ￡ 20 a ton, perhaps.
W: That's t ￡11.25 or more a week--for all the hot water, and for heating the living room in winter. That's cheaper than any other system I know.
M: And very little work, too.
W: Great, let's do it.
(20)
A．Electricity bills.
B．The cost of living.
C．The heating system.
D．Types of energy.
If you know how much the postage for your letter, you can buy stamps from machines. Stamps are sold at many different prices, from one cent to many dollars. If you are not sure how much postage is for your letters, you can ask the clerk(职员). He or she will give you the stamps you need.
If you are sending your letters far away, write on the envelope that you want them to go by air or use an air-mail envelope. Remember that postage will be more expensive for a letter you want to send overseas.
At a post office you can also buy postcards. A postcard is cheaper than a letter. Usually the price of postage for a postcard is about half that of a letter. The postcards you buy at a post office do not have pictures. They are also not to be sent outside the country.
Letters are an easy and cheap way to communicate(交流)with people in many different countries.
There is ______a post office in each town in America.
A．hardly
B．usually
C．nearly
D．almost
