听力原文： Before we get to the student centre, I'd like to show you the Brummie hall, one of the live co education undergraduate of resident's halls at the university, just next to it is the Bmmmie dining-hall. Since there are only a few small kitchens in the dorms, most students buy meal contracts which are total in twenty meals per week to get cafeterias. It would be an exception of Sundays evenings in vacation breaks. Dining-halls like Brummie are open everyday for breakfast, lunch and dinner, students simply present their meal tickets at the door and go to the line helping themselves to eat much food they wanted. While dietitians work hard to offer students nutrition at well: balanced diet, many of our young men and women claimed that Brummie's food like most dorm food leaves much to be desired. However, there are certain times, especially around Thanksgiving and Christmas, when the dining-halls staff goes all out preparing seasonal specialties together with steak or sea-food. These dinners are always exceptional and well attended. But regardless of the supplies of cooking, Brummie is a good place to get together with friends and to meet new people. And this is the students centre which is coming up on our right.
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A．They eat huge amounts of food.
B．They usually eat twice a day.
C．They usually eat to their hearts' content.
D．They eat much less than people assume.
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People dislike running because they______.
A．find running not very interesting
B．get breathless to talk
C．have to warm down at the end
D．have to increase gradually
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A．propose
B．initiate
C．admit
D．pass
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听力原文：W: Hi, Bob. I heard about your accident but I didn't think it would be this bad.
M: Well, thanks for making me feel better.
W: I can't hardly recognize you through all those bandages. Tell me what happened.
M: I just got back from Hawaii where I had a terrible surfing accident. I broke both my legs and three ribs when I fell onto a bed of coral. I was laid up in a hospital over there for three weeks.
W: Three weeks, that's a long time. What did you do while you were in the hospital?
M: Well, if you can believe it, I read all about surfing. I love surfing even if it hurts me. Did you know that the people of Hawaii were surfing since the beginning of recorded history? The oldest histories suggest that in 1000 BC the islanders of the Pacific Ocean were using small boats to surf through the waves. The people used the small boats for hunting, traveling, and fighting.
W: People fought on surfboards?
M: Certainly. Much of the history of surfing is closely related to the early history of naval warfare. The sport of surfing started off from the warriors of the islands learning the most skilful ways to approach their enemies in the water. After the introduction of the acrylic surfboard in the 1950's, the ancient art, then became a huge sport.
W: That's amazing, Bob, but I'm afraid you don't make it look very fun. You're lucky to be alive.
M: I am sure lucky to be alive. Many people think the dangerous part about surfing is the possibility of being attacked by a shark or some other sea creature, but really, the ocean itself is the most dangerous part of this sport.
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A．He had a surfing accident.
B．He changed the way he looked.
C．He spent some time studying.
D．He found a new hobby.
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A．houses must only be painted red
B．houses must face mountains
C．nature and life should be in harmony
D．green is an unlucky color
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A．sponsored
B．exercised
C．consulted
D．agreed