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What do captain Clayton Osbon and a co-pilot of Air Canadahave in common
A.They are both experienced pilots.
B.They are both Christians.
C.They both had a mental problem during the flying mission.
D.They both have to take responsibility for their misdeeds.
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What has the captain asked the passengers not to do during this time？
A．Order drinks.
B．Smoke cigarettes.
C．Use the toilets.
What has the captain asked the passengers not to do during this time？
[A] Order drinks.
[B] Smoke cigarettes.
[C] Use the toilets.
W: Well, to tell the truth, I'm not really crazy about western movies.
M: Oh. Then, is there any particular movie that you'd like to see？ The Return of the Monster ？
W: No, I'm afraid not. I hate science fiction movies. Maybe we shouldn't see a movie. We could go ice skating.
M: I don't really enjoy going ice skating. How about going hiking？
W: Well, I've gone hiking several times in the past few weeks, and I'm pretty tired of it now.
M: Hmm. Why don't we just have dinner together somewhere？
W: That sounds like a good idea. Where would you like to go？
M: Well, one of my favorite places to eat is The Captain's Table.
W: The Captain's Table？ What kind of food do they serve there？
M: Seafood. But if you don't like seafood, we can go some place else.
W: No. On the contrary, I love seafood!
M: You do？ Great!
W: Then we're set. The Captain's Table for dinner on Saturday. What time？
M: How about 7 o'clock？
W: Is 8 okay？
M: Fine. See you then, bye.
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A．In the shopping center.
B．In the office.
C．On the phone.
D．In the bank.
What is the evidence for the impact hypothesis？
A．The clay from the Cretaceous Period contains an element that is rare on Earth.
B．Both hemispheres suffered the same amount of damage and extinction.
C．Acidic precipitation is still not evenly distributed across the Earth.
D．Rocks that may have been part of an asteroid have been identified.
听力原文： The solution,both to prevent the excesses of praise and the humiliation of criticism,is to stop caring what other people think of you. Take what is actionable from their feedback and ignore the rest.Since you are the sole captain of your life,don't allow others to steer the ship.If I write an article,I generally receive a mix of positive comments and negative comments.For criticism,I seek out any actionable suggestions from their comments.If someone notes that I made a grammatical mistake in an article,I'll happily correct it.Or,if someone feels the logic of my argument was weak,I can make efforts to correct it in a future discussion of the topic.For praise,I take a similar approach.I thank the person for their comment,and see if there is anything actionable from their suggestion.If several people enjoyed a topic,I'll know it is something readers are interested in and worth discussing again.What I strive not to do,with both praise and criticism,is to let it get under my skin.If someone writes an attack on my writing,I'll remind myself that this comment is just a small stone on my course，and not to allow it to stop me．Similarly，if I get a piece of praise，I'll remind myself that this is just one view，and not to let it distract me from the bigger goal．
According to the speaker,what is the solution to prevent excessive praise and criticism？
A．Accepting the criticism and ignore the praise.
B．Understanding the reason behind people's criticism.
C．Stopping caring other people's opinions.
D．Smiling to all the praise and criticism.
What is Red Funnel most likely to be？
A．The name of a travel agency
B．The name of the captain
C．The name of the broadcaster
D．The name of the harbor
听力原文：M: Well, here's your room, ma'am. Um... after you.
W: Why, thank you. Oh, what a nice, large room!
M: Oh, yes, it is. Now you'll find information about the facilities at the hotel in the directory, which is next to your telephone. Um, the TV is across the room in the corner, and you'll find your radio on the nightstand by the bed.
W: Fine. I see. Thank you.
M: Now, in the directory you'll find phone numbers and information about room service, our restaurants, and coffee shop. Uh, the two restaurants are on the second floor, and the coffee shop's in the lobby. Oh, by the way, we have a lot of nice shops here near the hotel, so you can do some shopping.
W: Oh, that's wonderful. Thank you very much.
M: Now, you can call the housekeeper if you need your clothes ironed or your laundry done. You can call the bell captain if you need something like a taxi. Uh, we also have tickets to the theater and sports events. Of course, we can always help you with your luggage.
W: Right. I see. Well, actually, there's only one thing I need to know. When is room service available？
M: Room service is available twenty-four hours a day here.
W: Oh, good. Why, thank you very much. I think I have it all down now. I'll be fine. Why don't you take this,, just a little something for your trouble.
19. Which of the facilities is not mentioned in this room？
20.Where can the woman do some shopping if she wants to？
21.Who should she call if she wants her clothes washed？
22.What might the man say finally？
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A．TV.
B．Radio.
C．Telephone.
D．Doorbell.
What changed Charles's life and led him into a world of natural science？
A．A letter to Captain Robert FitzRoy.
B．A voyage around the world on a ship called the Beagle.
C．His father decided to send Charles to Cambridge University.
D．A trip to Rio de Janeiro in South America.
W: Sounds like fun. Fifty Years？ Wow!
M: It sounds like fun to me, too.
W: What kind of farm does he have？
M: I've never been there, but he has chickens and cows and all. That means fresh eggs and fresh milk.
W: Does he have a family？
M: No, he doesn't. He never married. He's not as lucky as I am to have a family and grandchildren. I'm a lucky man.
W: How come he never got married？
M: That's a good question. He never married because the girl he was in love with in college married someone else, and he never got over it.
W: He must have loved her very much.
M: Yes, very much. Lillian. She was in our class.
W: And what happened？
M: She was in love with Donald, who captained the football team.
W: Football players are always popular with the ladies.
M: She liked Bob, but her heart was with Donald.
W: Where is she today？
M: I don't know. Maybe Lillian will be at the reunion.
W: You think so？
M: Bob's full of surprises.
W: I wish I could go there with you. What do you think the surprise will be？
M: With Bob, you never know, Robbin.
W: Won't it be exciting to see all your college friends there again？
M: It is already. I'm kind of excited about going now. Next weekend...sleep over Friday and Saturday night and come back Sunday. I can't wait!
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A．Bob is the man's college friend.
B．Bob is a farm owner.
C．Bob can never get over his love for a girl.
D．Bob was once the captain of the football team.
听力原文：M: Well, here' s your room, ma' am. Um... after you.
W: Why, thank you. Oh, what a nice, large room!
M: Oh, yes, it is. Now you' ll find information about the facilities at the hotel in the directory, which is next to your telephone. Urn, the TV is across the room in the corner, and you' ll find your radio on the nightstand by the bed.
W: Fine. I see. Thank you.
M: Now, in the directory you'll find phone numbers and information about room service, our restaurants, and coffee shop. Uh, the two restaurants are on the second floor, and the coffee shop' s in the lobby. Oh, by the way, we have a lot of nice shops here near the hotel, so you can do some shopping.
W: Oh, that' s wonderful. Thank you very much.
M: Now, you can call the housekeeper if you need your clothes ironed or your laundry done. You can call the bell captain if you need something like a taxi. Uh, we also have tickets to the theater and sports events. Of course, we can always help you with your luggage. W: Right. I see. Well, actually, there's only one thing I need to know. When is room service available？
M: Room service is available twenty-four hours a day here.
W: Oh, good. Why, thank you very much. I think I have it ail down now. I'll be fine. Why don' t you take this, just a little something for your trouble.
(23)
A．TV.
B．Radio.
C．Telephone.
D．Doorbell.
