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托福词汇周计划目录：

Part 1 写作

Week 1

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

Week 2

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

Part 2 口语

Week 3

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

Week 4

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

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Model Test One

Part I · ·Listening Comprehension· ·

Section A

1.A)Teacher and student.B)Boss and employee.

C)Husband and wife. D)Guide and visitor.

2.A)He will have a trip. B)He will visit his family

members.

C)He will change his job D)He will meet his

colleagues.

3.A)In a store. B)In s library.

C)At school. D)In a hospital.

4.A)The new roommate is very kind.

B)The new roommate is not good at study.

C)The new roommate is easy-going.

D)The new roommate is not talkative.

5.A)The woman says too much.

B)The woman fails in the examination.

C)The woman studies English very hard.

D)The woman finds it difficult to learn English.

Section B

Conversation 1

6.A)He wants to taste new food.

B)He wants to have a break.

C)He wants to date the woman.

D)He wants to have a change.

7.A)The man.

B)The woman.

C)Nobody.

D)Both

Conversation 2

8.A)Gentle

B)Successful

C)Mature

D)Patient

9.A)About 20

B)About 30

C)About 40

D)About 50

10.A)She is hesitated to choose her boyfriend

B)She is determined to choose her boyfriend.

C)She is shamed to choose her boyfriend.

D)She is shy to choose her boyfriend.

Section C

11.What kind of family was Lincoln born in?

He was born in a ____________.

12.How many children did Lincoln have?

He had ___________.

13.When was Lincoln first elected as President?

__________.

14.How did Lincoln die?

Lincoln was ________ by John Wilkes Booth.

15.What is the function of the 13th Amendment?

It _______ forever.

Model Test Two

Part I · ·Listening Comprehension· · Section A

1.A)The blue one. B)The white one.

C)The cheaper one. D)The one on the left.

2.A)It’s unimportant how she dances. B).No one likes

to dance.

C) I’s too crowded to dance.D)No one knows

the dance steps.

3.A)At a railway station. B)On a flight.

C)In a hospital.D)In a reading room.

4.A)Learn to sing. B)Keep her company.

C)Play the piano. D)Teach her how to

sing.

5.A)They are too large. B)She doesn’t like

the style.

C)They are too small. D)She doesn’t like

the color.

Section B

Conversation 1

6.A)10:00 B)10:30 C)11:00 D)11:30

7.A)The weather is fine.B)The train is

beautiful.

C)She can see the beautiful views. D)There is

enough time to get there.

Conversation 2

8.A)A single room. B)A double room. C)A twin room.

D)A triple room.

9.A)$60 B)$50 C)$40

D)$30

10.A)Comfortable,with a view of the mountain.

B)Comfortable,with a view of the sea.

C)Very large,with free meals.

D)Very large,with a view of the mountain.

Section C

11.What job did the man get first?

He got the first job as ______________ .

12.How long did the man stay in the first company?

He stayed in the first company for ___________.

13.When did the man get the position as a sales manager?

He became a sales manager after he worked for

________.

14.Why did the man leave the first company?

Because he _______________.

15.What did the man do in the factory?

He worked as____________.

Model Test Three

Part I · ·Listening Comprehension· · Section A

1.A)Twenty years oldB)Twenty-one years old

C)Twenty-two years oldD)Twenty-three years old

2.A)At 6:00 B)At 6:15 C)At 6:30

D)At 6:45

3.A)In a store B)In a library C)At school

D)In a hospital

4.A)Dr.Block won’t be busy this morning.

B)The woman won’t meet Dr.Block before 12:00.

C)The woman can meet Dr.Block at 10:00.

D)Dr.Block’s office won’t open until 12:00.

5.A)The jobs are in French and Spain.

B)French and Spanish are necessary for the job.

C)The notice appeared in French and Spanish newspapers.

D)She would like to teach the man French and Spanish.

Section B

Conversation 1

6.A)A lot. B)Not much. C)Nothing at all.D)A great deal.

7.A)TicketB)PhotoC)Food

D)Card

Conversation 2

8.A)At an airport B)In a storeC)In a post office

D)At a bus station

9.A)By surface mailB)By airmailC)By e-mail

D)By express mail

10.A)$8 B)$9 C)$12

D)$13

Section C

11.What course were the speaker’s father and mother both interested in?

Thy were both interested in _______________.

12.What did the woman do after she knew the man’s action?

She found the book the man wanted to borrow in the library and ______in it.

13.Why did the woman choose to stick a letter in the book?She wanted to test whether the young man was ____________________.

14.Why did the woman confirm that the young man could find her?

Because her __________________ was on the envelope.

15.What was the name of the book the man wanted to borrow?

The book was _________________.

Model Test Four

Part I · ·Listening Comprehension· · Section A

1.A)$8.60B)$6.40C)$4.30

D)$1.40

2.A)Nervous and frightened B)Very relaxed

C)Quite unhappy D)Angry with the professor

3.A)Have an interview B)Filling out a form

C)Talking with a friendD)Asking for information

4.A)His team lost the game. B)His team is the best one at present.

C) His team won a very close game. D)His team didn’t get a single point.

5.A)Host and guest B)Doctor and patient

C)Manager and office workerD)Travel agent and customer

Section B

Conversation 1

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Item 1. True or False. 1. The European parliament has approved the plan to distribute some 120,000 refugees among European Union member countries.

2. EU law makers voted to opposite the measure Thursday 372-124, there were 54 abstentions.

Item 2. Questions.

1.What have the US central bank officials decided to do?

2.Who is Jane Yelon?

3.What do the officials want and need?

Item 3-5. Blank-filling.

This is VOA news.

Bangladesh. Civilians and police were among the victims in the blast. The Islamic State claimed responsibility in

.

Item 6. Questions.

1. What can the Obama administration do after today's expiration of a 60-day legislative review period?

2. Who mounted a last-gap effort to register their disapproval of the accord?

Item 7. Multiple choices.

1. Which organization is mentioned?

A. The national oceanic and atmospheric administration

B. The national oceanic administration

C. The national atmospheric administration

D. The national officials and atmospheric administration

A. August 15.6

B. June 15.6 C. July 50.6

D. September 15.5

3. Dating back to which year, the June to August average was also the highest? A. 1980

B. 1880

C. 1890

D. 1990

Item 8-10. True or False.

1.GM agreed to a 900 billion dollar fine to settle criminal charges in the case.

2. German police have shot and killed an Iran man, a suspected Islamist, who has wounded a police woman with a knife.

3. Berlin police were called Thursday after receiving reports of a man acting aggressively to suspect thrust a female officer before another officer shot and killed him.

4. Officials in South Sudan say 60 people were killed when an overturned oil tanker exploded burning up people.

5. A local official said more than a hundred others were injured in Wednesday's incident.

Key

Item 1.TF

Item 2. 1. US central bank officials have decided to keep interest rates unchanged at the record low rate where they have been for the last several years.

2. Federal Reserve Chairman

3. The officials want more improvements on the labor market and need to see inflation rise to the 2% annual rate they think is the best for the economy.

Item 3-5.The head of Burkina Faso's new ruling council says the President and Prime Minister are safe in military custody and will soon be released. Brigadier General Gilbert Diendere spoke today to VOA one day after soldiers overthrow the West African country's transitional government. The General said the military stage the coup caused the country's political process was biased.

Chilean officials say the death toll has risen from 10, eh.. to 10 rather from an earthquake. Late Wednesday the quake which shook northern and central Chile was centered about 500 kilometers north of the capital San Diego.

This is VOA news.

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for series of suicide bombings in the Iraqi capital that killed at least 21 people and wounded more than 50. The attacks on Thursday struck two predominantly Shi'ite neighborhoods in central Bangladesh. Civilians and police were among the victims in the blast. The Islamic State claimed responsibility in an online statement.

Item 6.

1.The Obama administration can begin implementing the international nuclear accord with Iran after today's expiration of a 60-day legislative review period.

2. Senate Republicans mounted a last-gap effort to register their disapproval of the accord.

Item 7. AAB

Item 8-10. FFTFT

SCRIPT From Washington, this is VOA news.

I'm Dave Deforest reporting.

1. 00:11

The EU migrant distribution plan moves forward. The European parliament has backed the plan to distribute some 120,000 refugees among European Union member countries. EU law makers voted to approve the measure Thursday 372-124, there were 54 abstentions. The next move is for EU Interior Minister to approve the plan.

2. 00:35

US central bank officials have decided to keep interest rates unchanged at the record low rate where they have been for the last several years. Federal Reserve Chairman Jane Yelon says officials want more improvements on the labor market and need to see inflation rise to the 2% annual rate they think is the best for the economy.

"The committee anticipates that inflation will remain quite low with the coming month, as its temporary effects fade, and importantly as the labor market improves further, we expect inflation to move gradually back to our 2% objective."

Yelon spoke to journalists in Washington Thursday.

3. 01:16

The head of Burkina Faso's new ruling council says the President and Prime Minister are safe in military custody and will soon be released. Brigadier General Gilbert Diendere spoke today to VOA one day after soldiers overthrow the West African country's transitional government. The General said the military stage the coup caused the country's political process was biased.

4. 01:41

Chilean officials say the death toll has risen from 10, eh.. to 10 rather from an earthquake. Late Wednesday the quake which shook northern and central Chile was centered about 500 kilometers north of the capital San Diego.

This is VOA news.

5. 02:00

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for series of suicide bombings in the Iraqi capital that killed at least 21 people and wounded more than 50. The attacks on Thursday struck two predominantly Shi'ite neighborhoods in central Bangladesh. Civilians and police were among the victims in the blast. The Islamic State claimed responsibility in an online statement.

6. 02:23

The Obama administration can begin implementing the international nuclear accord with Iran after today's expiration of a 60-day legislative review period. Michael Bowman reports.

"Senate Republicans mounted a last-gap effort to register their disapproval of the accord, pushing a measure that would have prevented US sanctions relief until Iran recognizes Israel and releases detained Americans. Democrats banded together to block the measure thus despite weeks of fenderous* and contentious debate. Congresses officially silentum* the deal freeing President Obama to begin implementation. Michael Bowman, the capital."

7. 03:04

The national oceanic and atmospheric administration says global temperatures during August were the warmest on record, nearly a degree Celsius higher than the 20th century average 15.6 degrees. The agency said the June to August average was also the highest dating back to 1880 when records were first capped and also the highest ever for the first eight months of any year. Scientists say the highest temperatures are the result of combination of climate change related to greenhouse gas emissions and El Ni?o weather system over the pacific ocean that adds heat to the atmosphere.

8. 03:45

The biggest American auto maker General motors admitted guilt Thursday in hiding information from both government and motorists about the defect in its vehicle ignition switches. Advent defect has been linked to at least 124 debts*, GM agreed to a 900 million dollar fine to settle criminal charges in the case.

9. 04:09

German police have shot and killed an Iraqi man, a suspected Islamist, who has

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