2008년 01월모의고사2 팟4

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Part 4

Questions 71 through 73 refer to the following weather report.

In a noon bulletin, the Weather Center at the Municipal Airport reported that the airport had been closed this morning due to the heavy fog that rolled in overnight. The fog is expected to lift by early evening when cooler air moves into the area, and planes will be allowed to take off and land then. Many of today’s flights have been canceled. Passengers who have tickets on a flight today should call their airline before leaving for the airport to find out whether their flight has been canceled. More poor weather conditions are expected over the next few days, and all people with air travel plans this week are advised to contact their airline to find out the status of their flights.

Questions 74 through 76 refer to the following announcement.

Attention passengers. The 6:50 A.M. nonstop express train from Union Station Washington to Penn Station New York is now ready for boarding. This is a two-hour forty-minute trip and the train is due to arrive in Penn Station at nine-thirty A.M. All passengers with tickets for the six-fifty nonstop express train to New York, please line up at Gate Ten. This is an all-reserved train. Passengers without prepaid reservations will not be allowed to board. Passengers may check their excess luggage at the gate at no extra charge. Please have your ticket ready to show to the gate attendant.

Questions 77 through 79 refer to the following message.

Thank you for calling the City Convention Bureau’s hotel hotline, providing out-of-town visitors with local hotel information and a reservationservice with participating hotels. We are sorry to inform our callers that all hotels are full for the period from August 15 through August 30. We regret the inconvenience. If you would like to be put on a hotel waiting list, at the sound of the tone please leave your name, phone number, dates you plan to visit the city, and the number of people in your party. We will contact you if a room that fits your needs becomes available. Thank you.

Questions 80 through 82 refer to the following announcement.

Thank you, MS. Johnson, for your very informative report. It covered the topic quite thoroughly. I know many of you have questions for Ms. Johnson, but it’s about 10:30 now, and we still have several points to cover before we break for lunch. So, before we continue with the next part of our board meeting and the question-and-answer period, why don’t we take a short coffee break? Coffee and tea and fruit and pastries are available in the next room. We’ll resume in fifteen minutes, and following a short question and answer period with Ms. Johnson, we’ll hear Mr. Kim’s report on the Harbor Project. Ibelieve he has a slideshow to go along with his report, so it should be quite interesting.

Questions 83 through 85 refer to the following news item.

Following last Monday’s heavy storm in the Wilmington Valley, flood waters from the Wilmington River have risen over twenty feet. Thousandsof families have been evacuated from the region and are living with relatives and in shelters throughout the state. Fortunately, no loss of life has been reported, but property damage is estimated to be in the millions. The downtown districts of both Riverside and Wilmington Falls are completely flooded, and the areas have been closed to all visitors. It is doubtful whether the evacuees will be able to return to their homes any time soon. The president will tour the area on Friday. He will speak to the nation about the situation during his regular Saturday address.

Questions 86 through 88 refer to the following advertisement.

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Questions 89 through 91 refer to the following special announcement.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. Because of the large number of planes waiting to take off, twenty-five to be exact, we can expect to sit on the runway for a good fifteen minutes or so. I ask you all to be patient, and we’ll be airborne soon. In the meantime, please remain in your seats. Turn off your cell phones and obey the no-smoking sign. Approximately 20 minutes after take-off, the flight attendants will begin serving drinks. In order to keep you waiting no longer than necessary, they will be coming around the cabin now to take your order. Thank you for your patience.

Questions 92 through 94 refer to the following recorded announcement.

Hello. You have reached the Center for the Performing Arts. Tonight in the small Concert Hall is the Young Musicians Recital at 8 P.M. In the large Concert Hall is the New Company Orchestra at 7:30. For ticket information, please press 1. For directions to the Center, press 2. To leave a message for any of the Center staff, press 3. To get on our mailing list to receive our monthly schedules, wait until you hear the beep at the end of this message. Then speak your name and address slowly and clearly. Press the pound sign when you are finished.

Questions 95 through 97 refer to the following weather report.

Welcome to the Wednesday evening weather report. Tonight will be clear and cold, followed by sunny skies tomorrow. Skies will remain clear through Thursday night and into Friday. Unfortunately, this spell of pleasant weather will end soon. Heavy snows are expected this weekend, with snow beginning to fall late Friday evening before midnight. Snow will continue through Saturday morning. Accumulations of 10 to 12 inches are expected before the snow ends late Saturday afternoon. Listeners are advised not to travel unless absolutely necessary. Make sure you have plenty of water and food on hand, as well as candles and flashlights in case of power outages. Relax, stay home, and enjoy the snow! Stay tuned to this station for periodic updates on weather conditions.

Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following announcement.

Welcome to our annual conference. Before we get started with this morning’s program, we need to go over some changes to the schedule. Our first group speaker will begin her presentation thirty minutes later than the original time. She will now speak at nine-fifteen, instead of at eight forty-five, in our main meeting room. At twelve o’clock, lunch will be served in the Red River Room, while the Blue Mountain Room will be used for dinner. This evening, as listed in your preprinted schedules, you may choose to attend another presentation or see a play. We have also just added another activity for your entertainment, dancing at Club Central. Music will be performed by the popular local band Little Joe and the Wildcats. Tickets may be purchased from the registration table during lunch.

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