Talking about his school, Andy says that ____.

A . An appointment． B . School hours． C . A part-time job． D . Vacation plans．

A、he wanted B、he wanting C、him to want D、his wanting

A、A director. B、A movie. C、The Academy Award.

W: Yes... Oh, but do we have to？ M: Well, I think it's interesting. And I think our listeners will find it interesting, too. I mean, you didn't become a big star overnight. You struggled for many years. W: You can say that again. M: Tell us a little about it. W: Oh, yes. I think I must have worked twenty or thirty different jobs. M: Really？ W: Sure! I couldn't find work as an actress for many years, so I had to do something. You have to eat, right？ M: What kind of jobs did you have？ W: A little bit of everything: I worked as a waitress, in a department store, painting houses... I think I got fired from most of those stores. M: Oh, yeah？ Come on, tell us a few stories. W: This is so embarrassing... Well, I remember I worked for a big department store in the hats department. It was so boring. We never had any customers during the day, and that's when I worked. When I got sleepy, I used to lie down under the hat racks and take an occasional nap. M: What happened？ W: Well, one day I got caught by my boss. And I got fired on the spot. Then there was the time I decided to paint house. It turned out that I was allergic to the paint. And my body was so sore after working the first day that I could hardly get out of the bed the next day. I couldn't take the physical work. I got fired again. M: Any other war stories？ W: Well... you are not going to believe this, but I actually drove a taxi for a few days. I got hired as a cab driver. M: No! You？ W: Yes. I was desperate and thought I could make good tips. I needed the money at the time. Unfortunately, it didn't lust. M: Fired？ W: Yes. How did you guess？ On my third day, I hit a pole. No one was hurt in the accident —my passenger was fine — but it scared me to death. That was the end of my career as a driver. M: Well, Stella, thank you for sharing those details with us. It's a good thing you made it as an actress! After the commercial break, we'll talk more with Stella about her new movie that's being released in September. (20) A．When she was working in a department store. B．When she was working for a painting house. C．When she was working in a taxi company. D．When she was working as an actress in Hollywood.

A.They arranged for his hunting accident． B.They thought he was crazy． C.They decided to help him． D.They asked him to teach them to read and write．

A．Negotiations between developing and industrialized countries. B．A struggle to reach a new global agreement on climate change. C．The deadlock of United Nations climate talks. D．A list of demands by developing nations.

A.boring B.very tired C.busy D.angry

A.Lunch． B.Breakfast． C.Dad．

A．They arranged for his hunting accident. B．They thought he was crazy. C．They decided to help him. D．They asked him to teach them to read and write.

A．The amount of work they have to do． B．Ways of studying at OxforD C．Critical thinking． D．Tutorials．

A．He doesn’t like his new school． B．He feels very lonely now． C．He has no time to make new friends． D．He has adapted easily to his new school．

A．who oversees domestic vs. international policy objectives B．which agency should be directing government policies C．what exchange rate regime a country should employ D．homework