32. M: Do you know of any restaurants around here? W: Well, there are a lot of them. Did you have anything special in mind? M: Just some place reasonable with good food. Q: What does the man mean?
(A) He wants to pay a big amount of money for good food.
(B) He wants to pay a little money for good food.
(C) He wants to pay a moderate amount of money for good food. - •

28. M: Mary, do you want to do anything with your English besides travel? W: Well, of course, I'm studying English in order to do a better job. I'm a reporter and I meet people from many different countries. I often have to speak to them in English. Q: Why does Mary want to learn English? (A) To travel (B) To do a better job (C) Both a and b t

29. M: Why did you come to the United States, Lynn? W: I am here to learn English. I want to speak English perfectly so that I can work here in the United States as a photographer. Q: Why does Lynn want to learn English? (A) She wants to be an English teacher. (B) She wants to travel. (C) She wants to find a job in the United States.

複選題30. M： Mary, should we stop and get something to eat on the way home? We could try out that restaurant we passed on our way here. I hear they have good hamburgers and french fries. W: Frank, you really should cut down on fried foods. You're getting fat. Q: What does Mary mean? (A) Frank is not healthy. (B) Hamburgers and french fries are too expensive. (C) Frank is putting on weight.

31. M: Mary, why don't we go and have a cup of coffee? I'm running out of energy. It's been a long day. And I have English class tonight. W: Oh., I almost forgot! Your English class was called off tonight. Your roommate called up a little while ago and said your teacher still hasn^t gotten over the flu. Q: Which of the following statements is true? (A) Mary still has to go to English class. (B) Mary's teacher is still sick, (C) Mary's roommate is still having the flu.

33. M: Excuse me. I'm looking for a place to stay. Do you know of any hotels around here? W; Well, there's a nice one over on Bedford Avenue. It's not very expensive, and I think they have free parking. Q: Which of the following statements is wrong? (A) The hotel on Bedford Avenue is not very expensive. (B) The hotel on Bedford Avenue is free. (C) The hotel on Bedford Avenue has free parking.

34. M: I'm trying to find sornathing for my daughter. W: Did you have anything special in mind? M: Something practical. Maybe a nice pot. W: These are best pots we have. M: I'm afraid it's a bit too heavy. Q: Do you think that the man will buy the pot? (A) yes, because the pot is the best one he can find. (B) No, because he thinks the pot is tpo heavy. (C) we are not sure.

35. M: Thursday's my daughter's birthday, and I want to get her a new robe. W： I think you're going to have to buy it for her tomorrow. The stores are closing in fifteen minutes. M: Oh, no! you7re right. I guess I lost track of the time. Q: Did the man find a new robe for his daughter? (A) No, because the store was closing. (B) yes, he still got fifteen minutes to get it. (C) yes， because he had enough time to shop around. IV. Reading Comprehension (10%) There was once a very rich man who always wore a very dirty old overcoat. He was always very careful with his money and never liked to spend it. One day his wife said to him, "I have found a very cheap coat at a shop near here. It's a very nice coat." So he went to the shop with her and bought the coat. He paid only fifteen dollars, ilis wife paid eighty-five dollars later. The next morning he was wearing the dirty old coat again. When his wife saw it she shouted, "Why are you wearing that coat again? You bought a new one yesterday." The rich man answered, "I just made a large profit on that new coat. I sold it for fifty dollars!"

36. The man wore a dirty old coat every day because (A) he was poor. ' (B) his wife did not give him money. (C) he was lazy. (D) None of the above.

37. Which of the following statements is right? (A) The wife did not want to spend much money. (B) The wife wanted him to buy a cheap coat. (C) The man was careful with his money. : (D) The njan liked to spend money.

38. The man and his wife paid (A) sixty-five dollars. (B) one hundred dollars. (C) eighty-five dollars. t (D) fifty dollars.