多益閱讀考古題 PART 3
可萊的多益閱讀第三彈來囉~
Questions 1-3 refer to the following article.
October 20, 2006 Mr. Joe Fernandez 1385 Midland Ave. Detroit, Michigan
Dear Mr. Femandez,
As the president, I am pround to announce that this Friday makes the 30th anniversary of our long and successful running country club. This, of course, calls for a night of celebration. And for this reason, we have reserved the Grand Hall at the Falcon Hotel this Friday at 7 p.m. for a night of fine dining and dancing.
On this special evening, the newest members of our club will get an opportunity to listen to the thoughts of our older members and exchange ideas in an informal atmospere. The newest members, who will be carrying on our tradition, should hear what the older members g=have to say.
Futher, the food will be superb. I've had a chance to dine at the hotel several times in the past. Im other functions, and it was the food that convinced me to hold our event there. I an quite certain that all og our members will share my feeling. Anyhowm I am looking for forward to this Friday when all of our members acan let loose and have some fun.
Therefore, this is letter to officially invite you and your spouse or signiflcant other to join us on this memorable evening.
Please let us know if you can't attend.
Yours sincerely. Jeff Connelly |
1. Waht os the mai purpose of this letter?
(A) To provide information bout the club's history
(B) To notify the members of a yearly meeting
(C) To welcome the newest member to the club
(D) To invite the members to an upcoming event
2. Which of the following will NOT be part of the event?
(A) Discussions
(B) Entertainment
(C) Presentations
(D) Dinner
3. According to Mr. Connelty, what led him to hold the event there?
(A) It has become a tradition at the club.
(B) He has special ties with the hotel staff.
(C) The hotel is located close to the club.
(D) He was impressed eoth its menu.
Questions 4-7 refer to the following article.
"HOMESTAY NETWORK" STUDENT GUIDELINES
On arrival at your new home: ● Try to remember the names of ypur host family. If unsure about how to address them. It is okay to ask how they would like to be called. For example, if it is impolite in your country to call someone elder by their first name, ask if it's okay to add Mr. or Mrs. in front of their names. Some Americans do not like to be addressed this way because it makes them feel old.
● Show your family that you are grateful foe being your jost. But do not give expensive gifts.It is , however, considered approprate to bring inexpensive handcrafts from your country or a small gift for the children of the host family.
● Your host family will be curious to know more about you. Bring photos of your family and friends to share with them. This is also a great way to vreak the ice with them.
● After you get settled, your host family will help you make a call to your parents to assure them that you have arrived safely.
● After you've had dinner, you may ask the host family to be excused early. They will be fully aware of the fact that you might be jetlagged, so feel free to ask them.
On your first day of school: ● On your first day of school, your host family will take you to school and help you with the necessary registration paperwork.
● Your host family will also make sure that you know your way to and from school. They will also teach you how to use public transportation.
● When traveling alone, you shoukd at all times carry a map and the phone number of your host family.
● In case you are lost and cannot get in touch with your host family, you can contact the "Homestay Network." |
4. For whom is this guideline intended?
(A) Host families
(B) Foreign students
(C) School staff
(D) Airline worker
5. Whk=ich of the following is NOT mentioned in the guideline?
(A) Find out how you shoukd address the host family
(B) Always be prepared for the unexpected
(C) Be prompt during meal times
(D) Establish a rapport with the host family
6. What might be an appropriate present for the host family?
(A) A toy train
(B) A bottle of whiskey
(C) A camera
(D) A cellular phone
7. What is implied by the guidelins?
(A) Americans perfer to address each other formally.
(B) Newly arrived students often get lost in the city.
(C) Host families come from educated backgrounds.
(D) Students will depend on the host family to settle in.
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