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22. (A) He agrees that the custodian will have a lot of work to do

　　(B) He doesn't want to mess up the clean room.
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　　(C) He wants the woman to speak a little louder.

* x/ E$ v4 S, |1 d- S　　(D) He doesn't think the woman should talk to the custodian again.
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0 j% ~0 a( N% H0 H) h　　23. (A) He usually isn't hungry until lunch time.

　　(B) His stomach hurts when he eats too fast.

　　(C) He likes to eat lunch at two o'clock.

$ ?/ J' W, N5 ~9 j$ m$ `  C　　(D) He needs to run errands during lunch.
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　　24. (A) He put some notes on the desk last night.
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　　(B) The woman should check with the school.

　　(C) The woman shouldn't have moved his books.
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' I" I0 i5 V1 S- }9 n3 P/ @　　(D) The notebook might be among some other books.

$ l  p) s8 R/ N- K9 d2 M　　25. (A) Somebody frightened the birds away.
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" u. R$ i0 k: N$ W' c* p8 N3 L　　(B) The berries aren't ripe yet.
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& e# {0 X0 A" r6 R% c. B6 _& v( [　　(C) She doesn't like berries.

　　(D) The berries aren't good to eat.

8 H- V1 L$ }7 o7 j2 Y& C$ F: d　　26. (A) She thought her hair was too short.
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6 k+ C+ m) }. ?5 X& X3 C　　(B) Her new hairstyle is more practical.
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7 \5 a) _/ H9 v: _　　(C) She cut her hair herself.

% r9 n" l# T; z& M  y　　(D) She has to tie back her hair.

　　27. (A) Write his paper on a more general topic.

　　(B) Take the woman's advice about his paper.

) t0 b% F; Z9 M& Q　　(C) Choose an entirely new topic for his paper.

+ D$ |# C$ ], b. W0 A" J　　(D) Retype his paper.
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　　28. (A) She decided not to cancel her appointment.
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　　(B) Her new glasses aren't comfortable.

　　(C) She's too busy to get a checkup.

　　(D) She has to check when the appointment is.
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　　29. (A) He hadn't noticed any change in Mark.

　　(B) Mark looks different without a beard.
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8 N* s$ B( g3 _7 q4 B. Q+ r: x2 b3 [　　(C) He thinks Mark looked better with the beard.
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　　(D) He hasn't seen Mark yet.
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# l' L. b. T; Q" O3 T　　30. (A) She didn't like the food the man prepared.
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　　(B) She's not a very good cook.

& t% N$ p6 i2 C　　(C) She's annoyed with the man.

　　(D) She thinks the man spent too much time cooking.
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& b+ e% U! ^% y( Q' M& `; d5 m0 `) s　　31. (A) She's waiting for her father.
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2 ^& z1 i/ B5 U" m8 `+ k- E; |2 Q* [# D! E　　(B) She's having her bicycle repaired.
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0 U7 v' Q' y6 N9 n6 Y9 |( j) e  }　　(C) She wanted to surprise John.
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1 q, `8 H* W; k3 W; r% N　　(D) She works there.
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, B; D1 V1 }- b3 f( c" W% a1 g　　32. (A) To replace his stolen bicycle.
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　　(B) To begin bicycling to work.
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1 f) g0 u6 f9 l5 c4 I7 a6 J' R　　(C) To join a bicycle club.

　　(D) To train for a bicycle race.

　　33. (A) Buy a used bicycle.

  ?/ p8 p1 X/ Q( b  A! q3 O( J: O　　(B) Buy a racing bicycle.

　　(C) Replace the tires on his bicycle.

　　(D) Sell his old bicycle to the shop.

: r3 \- l5 @3 d$ F8 @* T  F2 ^　　34. (A) It must be the right height.

　　(B) It must have several gears.

$ `8 X4 L) N; {  p" R　　(C) It must have good tires.
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　　(D) It must be the right weight.

　　35. (A) On television.
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　　(B) At registration.

: U" v, R, i# A- `5 K9 X4 B6 Q/ c  v! I　　(C) In class.

9 B; M+ n, l' \! }  i0 D8 B　　(D) At work.
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" Y) L& C# f/ Z$ F2 t　　36.(A) Students are not required to attend regular class lectures.

　　(B) The professor videotapes class lectures for review.

" `) S, \9 N/ o. Q, K　　(C) Classes are held at various locations throughout the area.
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& c/ g, M6 A% D* h! p　　(D) Students receive credit for work experience.
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  }. f/ d4 L) `1 o) N8 g4 K　　37. (A) It allows them to meet students from other universities

　　(D) It promotes the concept of self learning
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　　(C) It allows more flexibility in students' schedules

　　(D) It doesn't require any examinations

: \" K. T, p7 i" a! @2 h% @# S　　38. (A) It's a requirement for psychology majors.
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+ I- q9 s, _+ {- B! l* Z, A: ~5 Y% ^　　(B) She wasn't able to get into the traditional course.

　　(C) She lives far from the university.
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! |, m5 L" z" ^; B　　(D) She has to work a lot of hours this semester.
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　　39. (A) It requires too much traveling.
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　　(B) It limits interaction among students.

8 A6 Z, P, }( y4 t/ d　　(C) It will increase class size.

　　(D) It will encourage students to watch too much television.
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　　40. (A) He was well known on the West Coast.
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9 B; h1 q2 X, p( @+ B/ F　　(B) He served as James Polk's Vice President.
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　　(C) He supported financial aid to farmers.
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　　(D) He was a popular war hero.

　　41. (A) He was not interested in political reform.
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& P; z! Z& L& z, N. j( F2 i7 n* T. Z　　(B) He had an unusual military career.

　　(C) He had no political experience.
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　　(D) He expressed many controversial ideas.

　　42. (A) He lost the support of farmers.

" x5 Q5 d8 D& w* C# B3 k　　(B) He was opposed by the Whig party.

6 W% }: L) `/ M, n　　(C) He died early in his term.
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　　(D) He came into conflict with railroad owners.

; L+ i" M5 x4 z3 D! b) F　　43. (A) Listen to a talk about another President.
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　　(B) Write a report about Taylor's accomplishments.
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　　(C) Discuss the differences between Polk and Taylor.
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2 L2 B6 s' L8 i  r. K4 A3 `" l& l. h8 P　　(D) Begin working on their reports about Vice Presidents.