2 . 听下面一段较长对话, 回答以下小题。
1. Where did Alex go this afternoon?

A．A forest.

B．A museum.

C．A flower shop.

2. What attracted Alex most?

A．A metal bell.

B．A stone horse.

C．A small bird.

3. What will the woman probably do next?

A．See photos.

B．Draw a picture.

C．Make the sculptures.

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How did Henry raise the money?

A．By writing great stories.

B．By selling food to neighbors.

C．By climbing the highest mountain.

2. What is Henry going to do next Monday?

A．Make sandwiches.

B．Chair a meeting.

C．Do a class presentation.

3. What is the probable relationship between the speakers?

A．Classmates.

B．Mother and son.

C．Employer and employee.

4 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. When will the sports meeting be held?

A．In three weeks.

B．In five weeks.

C．In six weeks.

2. What does the woman suggest the man do in the second period?

A．Swim on Wednesday.

B．Run a mini-marathon.

C．Change the exercise time.

5 . When does the woman have time to meet the man?

A．On Wednesday.

B．On Thursday.

C．On Friday.

6 . What are the speakers mainly talking about?

A．Where goats live.

B．What goats feed on.

C．Why goats can stop wildfires.

7 . At what time will the man pick up the woman?

A．6:00.

B．6:30.

C．9:00.

8 . How does the man probably feel now?

A．Happy.

B．Sorry.

C．Disappointed.

10 . Bristol Old Vic

When the Theatre Royal (now Bristol Old Vic) was built, electricity hadn’t been discovered. For over 250 years the people who have owned, worked inside and visited the theatre have kept records about their activity. These are kept safe at the University of Bristol Theatre Collection, and you’ll discover a range of documents which record the history of the theatre, from its foundation in 1764 up until the present day. Here are some of them.

BEGINNING

In 1764 businessmen Alexander Edgar and Thomas Symons suggested building a new theatre between Baldwin Street and the back of Coopers’ Hall in King Street. The estimated cost was f2, 000 to be split among 40 subscribers, but the building work cost more than expected. Owning shares allowed them to influence decisions about the theatre.

SILVER TICKET

Each of the original Bristol Old Vic shareholders was given a silver ticket that promised sight of any performance held at the theatre. As the holders were clever businessmen, they insisted that the silver tickets could be loaned or traded. This enabled them to make some extra money but made it extremely difficult for the theatre managers to keep track of who was allowed to see shows for free.

250TH BIRTHDAY

In May 2016, the theatre celebrated its 250th birthday! As the oldest continuously-working theatre in the English-speaking world, it deserved a proper party, so Bristol-based Limbic Cinema was hired to create a film of the theatre’s historical highlights which was projected (放映) onto the theatre itself.

1. Where can you find the three mentioned documents?

A．At Baldwin Street.

B．At Coopers’ Hall in King Street.

C．At Bristol-based Limbic Cinema.

D．At the University of Bristol Theatre Collection.

2. How was the theatre’s 250th birthday celebrated?

A．By creating a film about its history.

B．By building Bristol-based Limbic Cinema.

C．By releasing silver ticket in memory of the birthday.

D．By making a film projected in theatres across England.

3. What’s the purpose of the text?

A．To compare the theatre and others.

B．To change people’s view on Bristol Old Vic.

C．To introduce some information of Bristol Old Vic.

D．To recommend a movie related to the theatre.