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<A name="[문서의 처음]"></A> PART I 1. (A) She's sitting on the bench with her legs crossed. (B) She's waiting for a bus. (C) She's wearing a long-sleeved shirt. (D) She's cleaning the bench with a cloth. 2. (A) He's eating at the table. (B) He's cleaning the window. (C) He's reading a newspaper. (D) He's looking at the menu. 3. (A) They're talking about their dogs. (B) One of them is using a computer. (C) They're engaged in a friendly discussion. (D) A woman is taking notes. 4. (A) A man is washing the window. (B) The couple has stopped in front of the store. (C) They're putting some clothes on the rack. (D) A woman is trying on a blouse. 5. (A) They're having some coffee. (B) They're serving food to the customers. (C) They're clearing the dishes from the table. (D) They're eating in a restaurant. 6. (A) They're all wearing glasses. (B) One of them is holding a glass. (C) They're having a heated confrontation. (D) Only the woman is wearing formal attire. 7. (A) There is a pile of wood lying on the grass. (B) Lots of leaves are falling down. (C) People are waiting to cross the street. (D) The road passed by a wooded area. 8. (A) A woman is opening the door. (B) They're bending down. (C) A woman is fixing the door. (D) They're sweeping the floor. 9. (A) He's trying to open the door. (B) He's stacking the boxes. (C) He's wearing a safety helmet. (D) He's moving the boxes. 10. (A) Many items are stacked on top of each other. (B) The containers are being taken into the room. (C) The buckets are being packaged. (D) The items are ready to go out. PARTII 11. Why are you taking this road? (A) This road is in need of repair. (B) It's a detour. (C) I can't take this road. 12. Is there an optician around here? (A) It is the committee's option to decide. (B) There is one near the pharmacy. (C) I think she's coming around 10. 13. How often do you access the Internet? (A) He doesn't access the Internet. (B) At all times. (C) She is a chip head. 14. How do you two happen to know each other? (A) I don't know what happens. (B) Tow dollars each. (C) We went to the same college. 15. What would you like for breakfast? (A) I'll just have a glass of milk. (B) No, she doesn't like it. (C) OK, let's have a break. 16. Why did Ms. Lopez visit the factory? (A) She'll come by this afternoon. (B) They're cleaning the work area. (C) She wanted to talk to the supervisor. 17. I'm having a hard time reading this fax. (A) I received it at 7 this morning. (B) I don't know how to use the fax machine, either. (C) Let me see. It's not clear enough to read. 18. Where is the reception being held? (A) You'll have to go around to the other side of the building. (B) They're holding the reception. (C) Yes, it was fantastic. 19. Would there be any problem if I took a day off this week? (A) Which day was that? (B) I didn't take a day off. (C) As long as it's not Friday. 20. How about driving me home after work? (A) Not a problem at all. (B) Turn right at the corner. (C) He's always driving me crazy. 21. Have they faxed us the price list? (A) Yes, I left it on your desk. (B) No, they haven't given us the fax machine. (C) Yes, I prefer fried rice. 22. Did the parts come in yesterday? (A) That's what I was told. (B) Yes, he came y yesterday. (C) He took part in the meeting. 23. Why don't you take the subway? (A) They subway is much faster. (B) We missed the bus by 5 minutes. (C) I have to load something over there. 24. Mr. Gibson has been transferred to New York, hasn't he? (A) I got the preferred seating. (B) Yes, and he got the promotion, too. (C) No, I am going to Hong Kong next month. 25. It looks like it's about to rain. (A) Yes, it looks like the train arrives. (B) I'm glad I brought an umbrella. (C) I'm about to take the train. 26. Sorry to have kept you on hold for so long. (A) The line is not long enough. (B) It's OK. It's just for 5 minutes. (C) She kept holding parteis. 27. Can we reschedule our meeting for next week? (A) It's scheduled for five o'clock today. (B) How about next Tuesday at two? (C) Yes, they can be here at three. 28. Look at the time. Wat do you say to calling it a day? (A) My watch is 15 minutes slow. (B) Don't you remember? We have to work overtime today. (C) I'll call you later. 29. I guess it's about time for lunch. (A) How did you guess that it was broken? (B) I'd better work through lunch. (C) Yes, it has been launched at noon. 30. When did Sean get here? (A) I don't know where he is. (B) Just a few minutes before you did. (C) I didn't hear from him. 31. How did the doctor describe your condition? (A) She said I'm in good shape for my age. (B) It's in goon condition. (C) The doctor didn't use disks. 32. Have you had lunch yet? (A) I had a late breakfast. (B) How was your sandwich? (C) He's already gone for lunch. 33. Can you recommend a good dentist? (A) Dennis is highly commended. (B) I go to Dr. Lee and I think he's fine. (C) No, I didn't mean it. 34. Mind if I take this chair? (A) Never mind. (B) No, not at all. (C) Yes, he'll chair the meeting. 35. It looks like a really big typhoon is coming. (A) Yes, he is as big as Tom. (B) No, she looks really calm. (C) Yes, the weather is getting worse. 36. Have you gone absolutely mad? (A) No, I think I'm acting very rationally. (B) Yes, I met her yesterday. (C) He was stuck in the mud. 37. Have you ever visited any Asian countries? (A) There are lots of Asian visitors. (B) Last year I went to Thailand. (C) Yes, I'll visit there next month. 38. What time did you say Erika is due in? (A) She is always punctual. (B) That's wat she wants to say. (C) Her plane's scheduled to arrive at 2:00 p.m. 39. Have you consulted a doctor about your high blood pressure yet? (A) Not yet. But I'd better make an appointment sooner or later. (B) Yes, doctor are always under pressure. (C) The consultant's eyes are blurred. 40. You've been thinking about it for a long time, haven't you? (A) Yes, it's a very important matter to me. (B) I'm tinkering with it. (C) No, it doesn't belong to me. PART III 41-43. W: Is anything the matter? You don't look well. M: My tooth is bothering me. I think I'd better get it checked out. Do you think it would be okay if I left the office a bit early this afternoon to drop by a dentist's office near my place? W: Sure, that will be fine as long as you finish the weekly report before you take off. Remember, the meeting with the general manager is scheduled to start tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, and I've asked Ted Bradley to look over the figures to make sure there aren't any errors in them. M: Sure thing. I am just about done here, so he should get it before lunch. 44-46. W1: Sarah, I overheard Mr. Denver saying that Mr. Rodriguez is coming for a visit next Monday. W2: Oh, no. I hope he's not bringing us bad news again. I mean, he seldom makes a trip out here, but when he does, he usually brings us bad news. The last time he came he told us about the budget cut, and that really affected a lot of our salespeople here. W1: I know, but let's just hope that it'll be something good this time. Who knows? he could be coming here to tell us that we will be getting a bonus or something. W2: I doubt that very much. 47-49. W: My parents are coming to see me this weekend, and I want to take them to a nice seafood restaurant because my father is crazy about seafood. Would you happen to know a good place in town by any chance? M: Sorry, I don't eat seafood because I am allergic to it. However, you might want to ask Jeff. He apparently knows all the nice places in town. I heard it's a hobby of his to find and try eating at new restaurants. W: Really? That's very interesting. I've heard of people who do that, but I didn't really think I would know anyone. M: Yeah, he says he is going to write a book on it someday. 50-52. M: We need to come up with a catchy name for our new line of digital cameras that is soon to be released on the market. Do you have any suggestions of what we should do? W: Well, we could use a professional consulting company like we have always done in the past, but I think we would have more luck trying something new, like asking the consumers directly. M: You mean like having a contest? You know, I think you have a good idea there. This way we can get the consumers directly involved, and at the some time I t would save us a lot of money. W: Yes, it's like killing two birds with one stone. Let's bring it up at our meeting today. 53-55. W: I need to step out for a moment because I parked my car on peterson Road this morning, but there is no parking there between the hours of 2 to 4 on weekdays. I am going to have to drive all the way to Jane Road and park there. M: You know, instead of trying to find a spot on Jane Road, you should just park your car in the lot at the supermarket on College Street, and it's not too far to walk here from there. W: I guess you are right. I could leave my car there and not have to worry about moving it again. M: You should. I always do, and I haven't had any problems yet. 56-58. M: Have you gotten used to the new software John installed on your computer yet? It's supposed to be faster and easier to use than the program that was originally there. W: I don't know because I haven't had the time to use it yet. I've been away on a business trip and just got back this morning. Tell you what - I will try it out this morning and let you know how it is at lunch. I just hope it won't take long for me to learn how to use the program. M: You shouldn't have any problems with it. The commands keys are exactly the same as the old program. W: Is that right? I guess I won't have any problems using it then. 59-61. W: I can't believe that you are leaving us after 10 years here, John. M: It has been a long time, hasn't it? I can't believe that I am leaving either. I mean I started working here tight after I graduated from college, and I have gotten so close to everyone here. I am really going to miss the staff. W: You know, it is sad to see you go, but at the same time, I wand to wish you the best in the new business you are starting up. I am sure that you are going to be successful. M: Thanks. I've been waiting a long time to do this, and I can't believe that I am finally doing it. 62-64. W: I'm getting a lift with Ms. Wilson tonight to go to Steve's Housewarming party. How are you getting there? M: I was going to drive there, but my car conked out on me this morning on the way to work. I ended up towing my car into a garage, and I had to take the bus to work. Do you think it's possible for me to get a ride with you tonight? W: I'm sure that it will be fine, but I'll ask Ms. Wilson to make sure. She's in a meeting now, so I'll ask her when she comes out. I'll let you know during lunch. M: All right. I will see you at the cafeteria then. 65-67. M: I want to start investing some money toward my retirement years, but I am bot sure what would be best. Didn't you tell me that you know of some one who is working in the field? W: Yes, my brother is an investment manager. He helps people make the right investment choices. Do you want me to call him and set up an appointment for you? M: Yes. Can you? I would really appreciate it if you could do it right away. In fact, I am going to be in my office all day today, so do you think you could have him call me here directly? W: Sorry, Jack, but he went out of town on business and won't be coming back until late this evening. I will give him a shout the first thing tomorrow morning. 68-70. W: The company is planning to make some organizational changes, and this is making some of the executives very nervous. The talk around the office is that some of them are going to be out of jobs. M: Wow, this is big news. Do you know when this announcement is going to be made? W: Well, according to my manager, the news is going to come as early as next week. The reason for this is that the president was very disappointed with the failure of our last project. We apparently lost a lot of money there. M: You know, this may not be very nice of me to say, but I think the president is making the right move. I really think some of the managers don't belong where they are. They should be gone.   71-73. This is very nice house. I am happy to show it to you today because I know that you will really like it. It has two bedrooms and a very large living room. The bedrooms were recently remodeled with more windows and bigger closets. The house is in a very convenient location; close to the subway as well as a beautiful park just three blocks away. The center of downtown Glendale is only ten minutes by car. I think you will find that getting to work every day will be very easy! Of course there is a garage, too! So, let's explore the house. I am eager to show you the new bedrooms. 74-76. Good afternoon. This is a message for Ms. Gwen Samuels. Ms. Samuels, this is Rick Safran calling from Thomas & Anderson Associates. I hope this finds you well. In our last conversation, you mentioned that you were considering accepting a position with the Austin Branch of the Princeton Day Corporation. I was wondering what your current employment status is because there is a new position opening here at Thomas & Anderson that I think you would be an excellent match for. Our technology director, Mr. Dukes is being relocated to our Houston office. Would you be interested in this position? Please give me a call so we can talk. You can reach me in my office at 917-483-2281. I look forward to hearing from you! 77-79. Thank you, everyone, for being here today. Before you leave, I want to take a minute to remind you that all Sancome staff and their families are encouraged to come to Vine Restaurant this Friday. The party was planned as a celebration of the launch of our new beauty merchandise. For anyone interested in attending this exciting event, please contact Sandra Bernharne by Thursday so that we can add you to the attendance list. We are required to provide Vine Restaurant with a complete list of all people coming one day prior to the event. Once you have registered for the event, come to Vine Restaurant at 9 p.m. on Friday. In addition to a live band and free Sancome products, guests can enjoy complimentary foods and beverages. 80-82. This week we will be having a series of fire drills in accordance with city regulations. I can't tell you when they will happen, because they are supposed to be a surprise. But I would like everyone to review the floor plans of the building and the escape routes you should use during the drill. Remember that during a real fire you will not be allowed to use the elevator, so find out where the nearest staircase is. 83-85. Do you own your own business? Small-business owners have the added challenge of managing their finances without the large financial staff found in large corporations. Despite this disadvantage, small businesses can make use of many government benefits and programs designed just for a business owner like you. Do you make the most of these benefits? If you don't, come to the Business Institute's weekend workshop beginning on Saturday, January 25. This two-day course will provide you with tools and information on how to save thousands of dollars every year. The course is led by two experts in small-business ownership and will cover topics such as investments, tax laws, loans, and government incentives. The deadline for registration is January 15. Sign up today! 86-88. I'd like to welcome you all today and say thank you for joining this search committee. We greatly appreciate your time. On Monday, we will begin interviewing applicants for the student internship position this winter session. This position lasts from December 28 until February 2. We have four interviews scheduled for Monday beginning at 1:00 p.m. We will hold four more interviews on Tuesday beginning at noon. On Wednesday, we will meet to decide on the top three candidates who will come for a second round of interviews on Friday. Our department chief and the executive vice president will join us for Friday's interviews. I think we can come to a final decision by next Wednesday. 89-91. Welcome to today's news report from the business world. Automobile sales reports are in and the government says that sales are the highest ever recorded for the month of June. Market analysts are reviewing the possible explanations for this sales leap during a month that usually shows much lower automobile sales rates. One reason is that there were quite a few new models released this spring by car manufacturers. Many of these new models were designed with better safety features, meeting a demand made by many consumers. It is likely that consumers who were very interested in improved safety features brought about June's high sales rate. Analysts predict that July and August will also have high sales rates as consumers show continued interest in the new models. 92-94. Hello. You have reached Daylight Finance Center's toll-free customer support line. We are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. To speak to someone in Spanish, please dial 1. If you would like to speak to someone in English, stay on the line. Before transferring you to a customer representative, please be aware that the Vernville office will be permanently closed beginning on March 10th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please stay on the line and a customer representative will be with you in just a moment. Thank you for calling Daylight Finance Center and have a nice day. 95-97. Good evening, listeners. What you last heard was a song form a group called "My Family". This group recorded its first CD of traditional Ecuadorian folk songs this year and the title of the English song you just heard is "For You Only". "For You Only" is very popular in Ecuador at this time so I am excited to introduce you listeners to "My Family's" music. Next up we have an older song from a wonderful band, something you might recognize. The song is "Strength of a Friend" and it's written and performed by a band from Iceland, "Top Strings". I hope you enjoy the selection and please keep listening for more good music. This is New York College Radio and I am your host, Bob Saver. 98-100. Jason's Emporium is having its annual blowout sale this weekend. We have to make room for new stock so everything is half off. We have computers, stereos, speakers, and game consoles at a fraction of the regular cost. Don't forget that if you bring down one of our newspaper flyers, and show it to one of our clerks, we'll also give you a free music CD from our large collection. Try Jason's Emporium!