Section B
Passage One
Questions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just heard。
26. A) Your first impression on the interviewer。
B) Your job skill qualifications and background。
C) Your communication skills。
D) Your attitude。
27. A) To have an intimate talk with you。
B) To know you as a person。
C) To confirm your qualifications。
D) To know more about your family background。
28. A) The interview usually last about half an hour。
B) Your appearance and your communication skills count approximately the same during the interview。
C) You are requested to submit all your background information during the interview。
D) Employers compare your information with that of other applicants before the interview。
Passage Two
Questions 29 to 31 are based on the passage you have just heard。
29. A) Around 1930. B) Around 1940.
C) Around 1950. D) Around 1960.
30. A) There is not enough financial support from the government。
B) There are more retirees taking money out of the system, and not enough additional workers to support them。
C) More and more people refuse to pay their income taxes。
D) The economic growth has been slowed down。
31. A) Fewer retirees will be entitled to receive Social Security。
B) Payroll taxes may be increased。
C) Younger Workers can save some of their payroll taxes in a personal account。
D) Beneficiaries will receive less money from the Social Security。
Passage Three
Questions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard。
32. A) The strength of its shipbuilding industry。
B) The physical features of the river itself。
C) The abundance of fruit, vegetables, and livestock。
D) The similarity of climate to that in Europe。
33. A) There are no rapids or waterfalls。
B) There is a constant, strong wind。
C) Navigation is rather difficult。
D) Frequent storms cause problems for riverboats。
34. A) Big waves pose a threat to commercial navigation。
B) The river current never flows faster ten miles per hour。
C) The river reverses its flow several times a day。
D) High tides can create sudden and unexpected rapids。
35. A) To allow several sails to be rigged。
B) To add to the beauty of the basic design。
C) To catch winds coming from over the hills。
D) To allow the sails to be raised more quickly。
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