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M: Oh, it is a fine day. I hope tomorrow will be fine too; I want to have a picnic with friends.
W: But it is not expected to be fine tomorrow.
Q: What are the two speakers mainly talking about?
10
M: Hello, could I book two single rooms facing the sea?
W: Sorry, but this is a restaurant.
M: Is this 646- 78789?
W: No, it’s 646- 68789.
Q: What is the man’s problem?
11-13
I really enjoy reading in my spare time and I like different kinds of books. I enjoy comic books, because they are light reading and the stories aren’t very long. I also like reading sports magazines because I am a real sports fan and I love outdoor activities. I also like to read newspapers when I have breakfast. It keeps me informed about what is happening in the world. At the weekend I usually go to the library to do some reading. It is a good way for me to relax. Recently, I have become interested in history books. It is interesting to learn about the events that happened in history.
Questions:
11. When does the speaker like reading newspapers?
12. What does the speaker usually do at the weekend?
13. What does the speaker like reading recently?
14-16
Thailand’s National Children’s Day is celebrated on the second Saturday in January. The parents usually celebrate Children’s Day by taking their children out to have fun. Children are considered the country’s most valuable resource, and there is a Thai saying that goes, “Children are the future of the nation: if the children are intelligent, the country will be prosperous.” Many organizations have celebration activities for children. They can enter zoos and ride buses for free. The Prime Minister usually gives each Children’s Day a theme, and many government offices are open to children and their families, often for guided tours and exhibitions. A typical example is the guided tour of Government House, where children get to see the Prime Minister’s office. The Royal Thai Air Force usually invites children to go and explore their aircraft.
Questions:
14. How do parents in Thailand celebrate Children’s Day?
15. When do the Thai people celebrate Children’s Day?
16. What does the Prime Minister do for Children’s Day?
17-20
W: Good morning, Doctor.
M: Morning. What’s the matter?
W: I have a stomachache.
M: How long have you been like this?
W: Since last night. I couldn’t sleep because I didn’t feel well.
M: What did you eat yesterday?
W: I ate hot pot with friends. After that, I drank some iced water, because it was too hot.
M: That’s the problem. Don’t worry. I will prescribe some medicine for you.
W: So, what do I need to pay attention to?
M: You should get lots of rest and drink some hot water; and remember that it is best not to eat spicy food or drink coffee.
W: Do I need to come back?
M: That is not necessary.
W: Thank you.
21-24
M: Mom, Dad said the new neighbors moved in yesterday.
W: Yes. I met them yesterday. They have kids your own age.
M: Oh, that’s great! Maybe I can be friends with them. Do you know their names?
W: The girl’s name is Susan and the boy’s Tony.
M: I think we should go and visit them. Let’s go now!
W: Wait. They need time to relax and get organized first. We can visit them this afternoon, or tomorrow.
M: But I really want to meet my new friends.
W: All right, but just for a short time. You have to do your homework later.
M: Why not bring them some of the cakes you just made?
W: That’s a good idea! Get me some paper and I’ll wrap them up.
M: Okay.