1 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What is the woman paying for?

A．Drinks.

B．Food.

C．Clothes.

2. How does the man usually pay for things?

A．By cash.

B．By card.

C．By phone.

2 . 请阅读下面的短文，用以下三种形式中的一种填空，每空一词：①根据上下文填空：②用所给单词的适当形式填空;③根据所给单词的字母填空。

It has been two months since I moved to China, but its digital advancement hasn’t stopped impressing me ever since. Mobile p    1     is one of the major things without which I cannot imagine     2    (live) anymore. There are two major apps here that people use to pay for their purchase, Alipay and WeChat Pay. Both have s    3     features, though WeChat by which people can communicate, has more of a social component to it. That’s why I will concentrate    4     this “super app”.

So far, I’ve been    5    (amaze) by how efficient life can be with WeChat. It is present in people’s daily life, from paying water and electricity bills, meals, cinema tickets to taking a taxi and     6    (chat) with friends. Most businesses have adopted it from tiny local street food stalls to high-end stores.     7     cashier may be surprised if you do not pay with WeChat or Alipay at the grocers or in restaurants. It is so w    8     used here that I can perfectly survive if I forget my physical wallet at home one day.

    9     I mentioned earlier, WeChat is also a major social media platform with about one billion daily users,    10     is more than the entire population of the European Union. So I have to say Chinese technological and digital development is a real miracle.

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How much does an entrance ticket cost?

A．Two dollars.

B．Five dollars.

C．Seven dollars.

2. How does the woman pay?

A．In cash.

B．By cheque.

C．By credit card.

5 . When you place an order on Taobao, you know the money you pay doesn't go directly to the seller.Instead, it goes through Alipay, which keeps your money for a while.Then Alipay gives the money to the seller.    1    .It is a transfer (财产转让)station between sellers and buyers to make online shopping safe. Buyers needn't worry about paying for products and then receiving nothing.Sellers also don't worry about receiving no money after sending products.These transfer stations are usually set up by payment service companies such as Alipay, Tenpay and YeePay.    2    .It has more than 270 million active users. 

Most online sellers and shoppers like the third party online payment, but banks are not happy.    3    .Users can benefit from financial products through Alipay and make money.So lots of people choose to put money in Alipay rather than in banks. 

    4    .WeChat doesn't have its own account.When paying through WeChat, the buyers' money goes directly to the sellers.That's why so many people are excited about receiving and handing out “red envelopes” or “gift money” to their friends on WeChat. 

Whether Alipay or WeChat payment, they are both trying to attract more users and make online shopping easier. They have made the best of QR code technology.    5    .Maybe in the future, your face is the key to everything.

A．But WeChat payment is not the same

B．This is called the “third party online payment”

C．Among them, Alipay is the biggest in China

D．The reason is that these companies compete with them for money

E．Also, they promote sales through face recognitionpayment

F．Payment is one of the functions WeChat has

G．The bank doesn't allow the companies to do so

6 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What type of tea does the woman prefer?

A．Green tea.

B．Brown tea.

C．Flower tea.

2. How will the man make the payment?

A．By cellphone.

B．By cash.

C．By credit card.

7 . 阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。

Picture this: After saving up your money, you finally have enough to buy that toy, game, or piece of clothing you've been dreaming of. You go to the store and find the item. But at the counter, you see a sign: "Hello! We've gone cashless(不用现金)."

Situations like this may become common if more stores and restaurants stop accepting cash as a payment. Instead, customers must pay with a credit card, or by smartphone app. Many business owners believe that getting rid of cash has benefited the way their business run. Staff members don't have to worry about having enough money to make change or about delivering bills and coins to the bank.

But a growing number of people think that cashless stores are unfair. According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, more than 8 million households in the US don't have bank accounts. Also, many people, including kids, don't meet the requirements for a credit card. "A cashless economy(经济)is not an inclusive(包容广阔的)economy," Tazra Mitchell told National Public Radio. She's a policy director at the DC Fiscal Policy Institute. In her opinion, cashless stores are "essentially discriminating (歧视)against people". Plus, people who do have credit cards might prefer paying with cash. "Cash is still very popular with consumers," Nick Bourke said. He's a director at the Pew Charitable Trusts' consumer finance project. "It's used by almost eight in ten adults in the US every month. That's more than any other payment type."

Lawmakers in several places have taken steps to ban cashless stores. A handful of major cities including New York City and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, have already passed laws to solve the issue. In San Francisco, California, a law banning cashless stores was passed in May. It says most stores in the city must allow customers to pay with cash. Cerek REmski helped write the San Francisco law. He works for the city. "It's really about equity(公平)," Remski said. "It's about understanding that not everyone has equal access to things."

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8 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

China, once famous for four inventions in ancient times, has once again showed its ability     1     (change) the world with its “new four great inventions”: electronic payments, shared bicycles, high-speed railways and online shopping.

With electronic payments, people can buy and eat     2     they want simply with a tap of their phones. Electronic payments are so convenient that they are really popular with folks. Even pancake sellers are found     3    (use) Alipay. The bikes themselves are not new,     4    the operating model of bike-sharing is innovative. Chinese companies have surprised the world with the business model of bike-sharing which     5     (include) high technologies, and are entering overseas markets such as Singapore and Britain. The launch of high-speed trains has a       6    (big) influence on people’s choice of traveling than expected. The newly launched Fuxing Hao can travel at an    7     (amaze) speed of 300 km/h, making the 1,318km joumey in five and three-quarter hours. China also takes the lead in online shopping with various e-commerce platforms.     8     the 11.11 shopping day in 2018, sales hit 10 billion yuan in the first 2 minutes after midnight and     9    (reach) 213. 5 billion by the end of the day.

Thanks to the large amounts of capital (资金) China has invested in encouraging inmovation (创新), China has entered     10     new innovative time.