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A.Listentothefollowingpassageandthendecidewhetherthestatementsbelowaretrueorfalse.Afterhearingashortpassage,tickthecircleof鈥淭rue鈥?ontheanswersheetifyouthinkthestatementistrue,ortickthecirclefor鈥淔alse鈥?ifitisfalse.Thereare10statementsinthispartofthetest,with1pointeach.Youwillhearthepassageonlyonce.Attheendoftherecording,youwillhave2minutestofinishthispart.

 

1TheblackpeopledidnotvoteinAmericain1941.

銆?True

銆?False

 

2WhenHenryturnedtwenty-one,hedrovetothecourthousetovote.

銆?True

銆?False

 

3Theregistrarhaddecidednottoentertheblackpeople鈥檚namesinthevotingbook.

銆?True

銆?False

 

4Inordertoregister,peoplehadtounderstandtheConstitutionoftheUnitedStates.

銆?True

銆?False

 

5Accordingtothepassage,onlyliteratepeoplecouldvote.

銆?True

銆?False

 

6Henrywasthefirstblackpersontovoteinhiscounty.

銆?True

銆?False

 

7Henry鈥檚fatherandfiveotherblackpeoplewerealsoregisteredtovotethatnight.

銆?True

銆?False

 

8ThenextdaytheclerkrefusedtoregisterthepeopleHenrybroughtinbecausetheywerenotabletoread.

銆?True

銆?False

 

9Notallthewhitepeoplecomingtoregistercouldread.

銆?True

銆?False

 

10Henryfinallymanagedtogetalltheblackpeopleinhiscountyregistered.

銆?True

銆?False

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1False 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淲henHenryturnedtwenty-one錛宧ewaslegallyallowedtovote,butinDavidsonCountyinl941錛宐lackscouldnotvote.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬綋浜ㄥ埄婊?1宀佹椂錛屼粠娉曞緥涓婁粬鏈夋潈鍙傚姞閫変婦銆備絾鏄?941騫村湪鎴寸淮閫婇儭錛岄粦浜鴻繕鏄笉鑳藉弬鍔犻€変婦銆傞騫叉墍琛ㄨ堪鐨勫唴瀹逛笉絎﹀悎鍘熸枃鎰忔€濓紝鏍規嵁鍘熸枃涓嶈兘鎺ㄦ柇鍑?941騫村湪緹庡浗榛戜漢娌℃湁閫変婦鏉冦€?/p>

2False 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淥nenight錛宎fterhehadturnedtwenty-one錛孒enryputhisfatherandfiveotherpeopleinhisfather鈥檚ModelAFordanddrovetothehouseofthevotingregistrar.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬湪浠栨弧21宀佸悗錛屼竴澶╂櫄涓婏紝浜ㄥ埄寮€鐫€鐖朵翰鐨勭鐗笰鍨嬭濺錛岃澆鐫€鐖朵翰鍜屽叾浠栦簲涓漢錛岄┍杞︽潵鍒頒簡閫変婦鐧昏鍛樼殑瀹墮噷銆傜悊瑙hehouseofthevotingregistrar鏄湰棰樼殑瑙ｉ鍏抽敭錛屾剰鎬濇槸鈥滈€変婦鐧昏鍛樼殑瀹朵腑鈥濄€傞騫蹭腑鎻忚堪鐨勬槸浜ㄥ埄椹捐濺鍒頒簡娉曢櫌鍙備笌閫変婦涓庢涓嶇銆?/p>

3True 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭heregistrarwaspreparedforthis.HesaidtheliteracyregulationrequiredthatHenrybeabletoreadtheConstitutionoftheUnitedStates鈥?Henrypickeditupandreadit.TheregistrarlookedatHenryandrealizedhehadnochoice.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱櫥璁板憳瀵規鏃╁氨浣滀簡鍑嗗錛屼粬璇磋鍐欒兘鍔涜鍒欒姹備酣鍒╁繀欏昏兘璇繪噦緹庡浗鐨勫娉曗€︹€︿酣鍒╂嬁璧峰氨璇匯€傜櫥璁板憳鐪嬬潃浜ㄥ埄錛屾剰璇嗗埌浠栧凡鍒棤閫夋嫨銆傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭鐧昏鍛樻湰鏉ユ槸鍐沖畾涓嶆妸榛戜漢鐨勫悕瀛楀姞鍏ラ€変婦鍚嶅崟鐨勶紝浣嗕酣鍒╃鍚堟潯浠訛紝鎵€浠ヤ粬涔熸病鏈夊姙娉曘€傞騫蹭嬌鐢ㄧ殑鏃舵€佹槸榪囧幓瀹屾垚鏃訛紝琛ㄧず榪囧幓鐨勬墦綆楋紝鍥犳鏄紜殑銆?/p>

4True 铏氭嫙璇皵棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淗esaidtheliteracyregulationrequiredthatHenrybeabletoreadtheConstitutionoftheUnitedStates.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫粬(鐧昏鍛?璇磋鍐欒兘鍔涜鍒欒姹備酣鍒╁繀欏昏兘澶熻鎳傜編鍥界殑瀹硶銆傛湰鍙ヤ腑鏄櫄鎷熻姘旓紝鐪佺暐浜嗘儏鎬佸姩璇峴hould錛岃〃紺哄簲鍏鋒湁鐨勮兘鍔涳紝鍥犳棰樺共鐨勮〃杈炬槸姝ｇ‘鐨勩€?/p>

5True 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑澶氬鎻愬埌浜嗚繖鏍風殑淇℃伅錛屽鈥淚believeyououghttoregisterthesefolks.They鈥檙eabletoread.Notallofyourfolkscominginherecanread.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氭垜璁や負浣犲簲璇ヤ負榪欎簺浜烘敞鍐岀櫥璁幫紝浠栦滑閮借兘澶熼槄璇匯€傚茍涓嶆槸鎵€鏈夊埌榪欏効鏉ョ殑鐧戒漢閮借兘澶熼槄璇匯€傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭錛屽彧鏈夋湁璇誨啓鑳藉姏鐨勪漢鎵嶈兘鍙栧緱閫変婦鏉冿紝棰樺共鐨勮〃杈炬槸姝ｇ‘鐨勩€?/p>

6False 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淗ewasthefirstblacktoregisterinthecounty.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬湪榪欎釜閮★紝浠栨槸絎竴涓敞鍐岀櫥璁伴€変婦鏉冪殑榛戜漢銆傚師鏂囧茍娌℃湁鎻愬埌棰樺共鎵€鎻忚堪鐨勨€滀酣鍒╂槸榪欎釜閮＄涓€涓姇紲ㄧ殑榛戜漢鈥濓紝鍥犳鏈鏄敊璇殑銆?/p>

7True 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭hesecondwashisfather錛宐ecauseHenrywouldnotleaveuntilhisfather鈥檚name錛宎ndthenamesofthefiveothers錛寃ereputinthebook.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱浜屼釜鏄粬鐨勭埗浜詫紝鍥犱負鍙湁浠栫埗浜茬殑鍚嶅瓧鍜屽叾浠栦簲涓漢鐨勫悕瀛楄鐧昏鍦ㄥ唽鍚庯紝浠栨墠浼氱寮€銆傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭錛岄偅涓€鏅氫酣鍒╃殑鐖朵翰鍜屽叾浠栦簲涓漢涔熼兘娉ㄥ唽浜嗘姇紲ㄩ€変婦鏉冿紝鍥犳棰樺共鐨勮〃杈炬槸姝ｇ‘鐨勩€?/p>

8False 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥溾€enrybroughtmorepeopletothecourthouse錛寃herehefacedadifferentclerkwhorefusedtoregisterthepeople.Henrytoldhim錛屸€業believeyououghttoregisterthesefolks.They鈥檙eabletoread.Notallofyourfolkscominginherecanread.鈥欌€濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫酣鍒╁甫浜嗘洿澶氱殑浜哄埌娉曢櫌錛屼粬瑙佸埌浜嗕竴涓笉鍚岀殑鑱屽憳鎷掔粷涓鴻繖浜涗漢娉ㄥ唽銆備酣鍒╁憡璇変粬鈥滄垜璁や負浣犲簲褰撲負榪欎簺浜烘敞鍐岀櫥璁幫紝浠栦滑閮借兘澶熼槄璇匯€傚茍涓嶆槸鎵€鏈夊埌榪欏効鏉ョ殑鐧戒漢閮藉彲浠ラ槄璇燴€濄€傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭錛屼酣鍒╁甫鏉ョ殑浜烘槸浼氶槄璇葷殑錛岃€屼笖鐧昏鍛樻槸涓嶈兘鎷掔粷浼氳鍐欒兘鍔涚殑浜鴻繘琛岀櫥璁扮殑錛屽洜姝ら騫茬殑琛ㄨ揪鏄敊璇殑銆?/p>

9True 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淣otallofyourfolkscominginherecanread.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬茍涓嶆槸鎵€鏈夊埌榪欏効鏉ョ殑鐧戒漢閮借兘澶熼槄璇匯€傜悊瑙ourfolks鏄湰棰樼殑瑙ｉ鍏抽敭錛岃€屼笖yourfolks鎸囩殑灝辨槸鍜岀櫥璁板憳浠栦滑涓€綾葷殑姝ц榛戜漢鐨勪漢錛屼篃鍗蟲槸鐧戒漢銆傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭棰樺共鐨勮〃杈炬槸姝ｇ‘鐨勩€?/p>

10False 鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淗enrygotthepeopleregistered.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫酣鍒╀嬌榪欎簺浜洪兘鐧昏娉ㄥ唽浜嗐€傝繖浜涗漢鎸囩殑鏄酣鍒╁甫鍘繪敞鍐岀殑浜猴紝鑰岄騫插皢鍘熸枃鐨勬墍鎸囪寖鍥存墿澶у埌浜嗘暣涓儭鐨勯粦浜猴紝鍥犳鏄敊璇殑銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

WhenHenryturnedtwenty-one,hewaslegallyallowedtovote,butinDavidsonCountyin1941,blackscouldnotvote.Onenight,afterhehadturnedtwenty-one,Henryputhisfatherandfiveotherpeopleinhisfather鈥檚ModelAFordanddrovetothehouseofthevotingregistrar.Hesaidtheyweretheretoputtheirnamesinthevotingbook.Theregistrarwaspreparedforthis.HesaidtheliteracyregulationrequiredthatHenrybeabletoreadtheConstitutionoftheUnitedStates.Heplacedacopyonthetable.Henrypickeditupandreadit.TheregistrarlookedatHenryandrealizedhehadnochoice.HeenteredHenry鈥檚nameinthebook.Hewasthefirstblacktoregisterinthecounty.Thesecondwashisfather,becauseHenrywouldnotleaveuntilhisfather鈥檚name,andthenamesofthefiveothers,wereputinthebook.Thatwasnotenough.

ThenextdayHenrybroughtmorepeopletothecourthouse,wherehefacedadifferentclerkwhorefusedtoregisterthepeople.Henrytoldhim,鈥淚believeyououghttoregisterthesefolks.They鈥檙eabletoread.Notallofyourfolkscominginherecanread.鈥?Forthefirsttimethecountygovernmentencounteredamanwhowouldnotbudgefromhisbeliefinhisrights.Henrygotthepeopleregistered.

 

B.Listentothefollowingshortstatementsandthenchooseoneoftheanswersthatbestfitsthemeaningofeachstatementbytickingthecorrespondingcircle.Thereare10questionsinthispartofthetest,1pointforeachquestion.Youwillhearthestatementonlyonce.

 

11Whatdoesthespeakermean?

A.Heusuallystartsworkingwithoutbreakfast.

B.Helikestoeatalotforbreakfast.

C.Hedoesn鈥檛eatalotforbreakfast.

D.Hepreferssomethingelseinthemorningtoabigbreakfast.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>B

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>姣旇緝緇撴瀯棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭hereisnothingIlikebettertogetmestartedinthemorningthanabigbreakfast.鈥濓紝姝ゅ彞涓嚭鐜頒簡nothingbetterthan緇撴瀯錛岃繖鏄釜鐗規畩姣旇緝緇撴瀯錛岀敤鐨勮櫧鏄瘮杈冪駭浣嗚〃杈炬渶楂樼駭鐨勫惈涔夛紝鎰忎負鈥滄病鏈夋瘮鈥︹€︽洿濂界殑浜嗏€濄€傛鍙ョ殑鎰忔€濇槸錛氭病鏈変粈涔堟瘮涓€欏夸赴鐩涚殑鏃╅錛屾洿鑳借鎴戞湁鑹ソ寮€绔殑銆傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭浠栧枩嬈赴鐩涚殑鏃╅錛屽洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負B銆侫欏規剰鎬濇槸鈥滀粬緇忓父涓嶅悆鏃╅灝卞紑濮嬪伐浣溾€濓紱C欏規剰鎬濇槸鈥滀粬鏃╅鍚冨緱涓嶅鈥濓紱D欏規剰鎬濇槸鈥滄瘮璧蜂赴鐩涚殑鏃╅錛屼粬鏃╀笂鏇村枩嬈㈠埆鐨勪笢瑗庫€濄€?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

ThereisnothingIlikebettertogetmestartedinthemorningthanabigbreakfast.

 

12Whatisthespeaker鈥檚problem?

A.Heknowsnothingaboutengineering.

B.Hewantstopostponethepresentation.

C.Heneverspoketohighschoolstudentsbefore.

D.Heisnotyetreadyforthepresentation.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>D

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淚amspeakingtoagroupofhighschoolstudentsaboutengineeringthisafternoon.ButIhavenoideahowIamgoingtosimplifysomeoftheconceptsforthem.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫粖澶╀笅鍗堟垜瑕佺粰涓€緹ら珮涓敓灝卞伐紼嬪鐨勫唴瀹瑰仛婕旇銆備絾鏄垜涓嶇煡閬撳浣曚負浠栦滑綆€鍖栦竴浜涙蹇點€傜敱姝ゅ彲鐭ヨ璇濊€呰繕娌℃湁涓烘紨璁插仛濂藉噯澶囷紝鍥犳絳旀涓篋銆侫欏規剰鎬濇槸鈥滀粬瀵逛簬宸ョ▼瀛︿竴鏃犳墍鐭モ€濓紱B欏規剰鎬濇槸鈥滀粬鎯寵鎶婃紨璁插線鍚庢帹榪熲€濓紱C欏規剰鎬濇槸鈥滀粬浠ュ墠浠庢潵娌℃湁緇欓珮涓敓鍋氳繃璁叉紨鈥濄€?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Iamspeakingtoagroupofhighschoolstudentsaboutengineeringthisafternoon.ButIhavenoideahowIamgoingtosimplifysomeoftheconceptsforthem.

 

13Whywillthespeakermakethecall?

A.Becausehewilllettheotherpersonknowabouttheassignment.

B.Becauseheneedstotalktosomebody.

C.Becausehecan鈥檛talkabouttheassignmentnow.

D.Becausehewantstoknowabouttheassignment.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>A

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鍘熷洜緇撴灉棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淚don鈥檛remembertheassignmentoffhand,butI鈥檝egotitwrittendownathome.HowaboutifIcallyoutonight?鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氭垜鐜板湪涓嶈寰椾綔涓氾紝浣嗘槸鎴戝湪瀹墮噷鍐欎笅鏉ヤ簡銆傛垜鏅氫笂緇欎綘鎵撶數璇濇€庝箞鏍?棰樺共鐨勯棶棰樻槸鈥滆璇濊€呬負浠€涔堣鎵撶數璇濃€濓紝鐢辨鍙煡鏄負浜嗗憡璇夊埆浜轟綔涓氭槸浠€涔堬紝鍥犳絳旀涓篈銆傞€夐」B銆丆銆丏鐨勮〃榪伴兘涓嶅叏闈€?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Idon鈥檛remembertheassignmentoffhand,butI鈥檝egotitwrittendownathome.HowaboutifIcallyoutonight?

 

14WhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutSara?

A.Sherarelymakesmistakes.

B.Shemakesknownwhatshethinks.

C.Shehasmanyoriginalideas.

D.Shedoesn鈥檛liketoexpressheropinions.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>B

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鏄潪鍒ゆ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淵ouknowSara.Ifshehasanopinion錛宔veryonehasgottoknowit.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫綘鐭ラ亾钀ㄦ媺鐨勶紝涓€鏃﹀ス鏈変簡涓兂娉曪紝姣忎釜浜哄氨閮戒細鐭ラ亾鐨勩€傛墍浠ュ彧鏈塀閫夐」鐨勮〃榪版槸姝ｇ‘鐨勶紝鍗斥€滃ス璁╁埆浜虹煡閬撳ス鐨勬兂娉曗€濄€?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

YouknowSara.Ifshehasanopinion,everyonehasgottoknowit.

 

15WhatdidDavedo?

A.Helosthistemperfornoreasonatall.

B.Heleftwithoutsayingaword.

C.Hesuddenlyslippedandfell.

D.Hesuddenlyfainted.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>A

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鍚屼箟鏇挎崲棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淲hat鈥檚wrongwithDavetoday?Hesnappedfornoreason.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫粖澶╂埓澶€庝箞浜?浠栨棤緙樻棤鏁呭湴澶у彂鑴炬皵銆傜悊瑙nap鐨勬剰鎬濇槸鏈鐨勮В棰樺叧閿€傛澶剆nap鎸囨伓澹版伓姘斿湴璇達紱澹拌壊淇卞帀鍦拌銆傚洜姝閫夐」鐨刲osehistemper(鍙戣劸姘?涓庡師鍙ヤ腑鐨剆nap鎰忔€濇帴榪戯紝鍙互榪涜鏇挎崲銆傛墍浠ョ瓟妗堜負A銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

What鈥檚wrongwithDavetoday?Hesnappedfornoreason.

 

16Accordingtothespeaker,whydidhefailtocatchthepoint?

A.Becausehewasawayforawhile.

B.Becausehesimplycouldn鈥檛understand.

C.Becausehewasthinkingaboutsomethingelse.

D.Becausehefellasleep.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>D

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鍥哄畾鎼厤棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淚didn鈥檛catchthatpoint.Imusthavedozedoffforaminute.鈥濓紝璇戞枃涓猴細鎴戞病鍚竻榪欎竴鐐癸紝鎴戜竴瀹氭槸鎵撲簡涓€浼氬効鐬岀潯銆傜悊瑙ozeoff鏄湰棰樼殑瑙ｉ鍏抽敭銆俤ozeoff鏄浐瀹氭惌閰嶏紝鎰忎負鈥滄墦鐬岀潯鈥濓紝鍥犳絳旀涓篋銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Ididn鈥檛catchthatpoint.Imusthavedozedoffforaminute.

 

17Whatwillthespeakerprobablydo?

A.Hewillrefusetoworkovertime.

B.Hewillquitthisjob.

C.Hewillprobablysayyestohisbossandworkovertime.

D.Hewillhavetogiveuphisstudies.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>C

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淢ybosskeepsaskingmetoworkovertimebutIalwayssaynobecauseIdon鈥檛wanttojeopardizemystudies.ButI鈥檓startingtowaver.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氳€佹澘涓€鐩磋鎴戝姞鐝紝浣嗘垜鎬昏涓嶈鍥犱負鎴戜笉鎯沖獎鍝嶆垜鐨勫涓氥€備絾鎴戠幇鍦ㄥ紑濮嬪姩鎽囦簡銆傜敱姝ゅ彲鐭ワ紝璇磋瘽鑰呯殑鎬佸害寮€濮嬪姩鎽囷紝涔熷嵆鏄浠栨垨璁歌鍚屾剰鑰佹澘鐨勫畨鎺掞紝鍔犵彮宸ヤ綔銆傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負C銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

MybosskeepsaskingmetoworkovertimebutIalwayssaynobecauseIdon鈥檛wanttojeopardizemystudies.ButI鈥檓startingtowaver.

 

18Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthepicture?

A.Itdoesn鈥檛costmuch.

B.Itwouldnotbegoodenoughfor鈥渕y鈥?room.

C.Itcostsabout30dollars.

D.Itisveryfamous.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>A

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鏄潪鍒ゆ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭hispaintingwouldgogreatwithmyroom錛宐uttheywant30dollarsforitandit鈥檚probablymostlyfortheframe.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氳繖騫呯敾鍜屾垜鐨勬埧闂村緢鐩哥О銆備絾鏄粬浠負姝よ浠?0緹庡厓錛岃繖涓環閽辨垨璁歌繕涓昏鏄鏋剁殑浠烽挶銆傜敱姝ゅ彲鐭ヨ繖騫呯敾鏈韓涓嶄細鑺辮垂澶鐨勯挶錛屽洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負A銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Thispaintingwouldgogreatwithmyroom,buttheywant30dollarsforitandit鈥檚probablymostlyfortheframe.

 

19WhatdoesthespeakerthinkofKevin鈥檚haircut?

A.Hedoesn鈥檛likeKevin鈥檚haircut.

B.Kevinoftengetsstrangehaircuts.

C.HewantsahaircutlikeKevin鈥檚.

D.Kevin鈥檚haircutlooksgood.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>D

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鐞嗚В鎺ㄦ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淜evin鈥檚newhaircutreallycomplementshisbeard.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬嚡鏂囩殑鏂板彂鍨嬪拰浠栫殑鑳￠』鐪熺殑寰堥厤銆傜悊瑙omplement鐨勬剰鎬濇槸鏈瑙ｉ鐨勫叧閿紝complement鎰忔€濅負鈥滆ˉ瓚籌紱涓庘€︾浉杈呯浉鎴愨€濓紝鐢辨鍙煡璇磋瘽鑰呰涓哄嚡鏂囩殑鏂板彂鍨嬬湅璧鋒潵榪樹笉閿欙紝鍥犳絳旀涓篋銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Kevin鈥檚newhaircutreallycomplementshisbeard.

 

20Whatdoesthespeakersayabouttheinternationalfestival?

A.Itwon鈥檛beheld.

B.Itwillbedelayed.

C.Theproposalisgroundless.

D.Itwilldefinitelybeheldoutdoors.

銆愮瓟妗堛€?/span>A

銆愯В鏋愩€?/span>鍥哄畾鎼厤棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淒oyourememberthatproposalforaninternationalfestivalnextspring?Idon鈥檛thinkthereisanychanceit鈥檒levergetofftheground.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫綘榪樿寰楁槑騫存槬澶╀婦琛屽浗闄呰妭鐨勯偅涓彁璁悧?鎴戣涓鴻繖欏規彁璁病鏈変換浣曞彲鑳戒粯璇稿疄鏂姐€傜悊瑙ｈ繖鍙ヨ瘽涓殑涓や釜鍥哄畾鎼厤鏄В棰樼殑鍏抽敭錛歵hereisn鈥檛anychance鎰忎負鈥滄病鏈変換浣曟満浼氣€濓紱getofftheground鎰忎負鈥滀嬌鈥︹€﹀紑濮嬧€濄€傛墍浠ラ€堿銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Doyourememberthatproposalforaninternationalfestivalnextspring?Idon鈥檛thinkthereisanychanceit鈥檒levergetofftheground.

 

Part鈪?/span>

 

 

 

 

Listentothefollowingpassagesandthenchoosethebestanswertoeachquestionbytickingthecorrespondingcircle.Youmayneedtoscribbleafewnotesinordertoanswerthequestionssatisfactorily.Thereare3passagesinthispart,eachwith5questions.Andeachquestioncarries2points.Youwillhearthepassagesonlyonce.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhave2minutestofinishthequestions.

 

PassageOne

21Whatisthistalkmainlyabout?

A.Howhistoricaleventsaffectedanartmovement.

B.Howartistscaninfluenceeconomicconditions.

C.Whyacertainartmovementfailedtobecomepopular.

D.Howvaluablepaintingswerelostduringwartime.

22WhatdoesthespeakersayabouttheartistsintheUnitedStatesduringtheGreatDepression?

A.Manyartistslostfaithinthevalueofart.

B.Manyartistswereforcedtotakejobsinotherfields.

C.Manyartistsmovedawayfromlargecities.

D.ManyartistsintheUnitedStatesmovedtoothercountries.

23Whatkindofscenemightbeshowninatypicalregionalistpainting?

A.Peopleworkinginalargefactory.

B.Peoplewalkingoncrowdedcitystreets.

C.Aneverydayactivityinasmalltown.

D.Awell-knownhistoricalevent.

24WhydidregionalismbecomesopopularintheU.S.duringtheGreatDepression?

A.Becausethepaintingssoldverywell.

B.Becauseithelpedstrengthenpeople鈥檚faithintheircountry.

C.Becausepeoplelikedtoliveinthecountryatthattime.

D.Becauseithelpedrecovertheeconomy.

25Accordingtothespeaker,whathappenedintheU.S.inthe1940saroundthetimeoftheSecondWorldWarthataffectedthepopularityoftheregionalistart?

A.Thepopulationsofsmalltownsincreasedrapidly.

B.Artcriticsincitiesbegantotakenoticeofregionalism.

C.Someregionalistpaintersbegananewartmovement.

D.Societybecamemoreinternationallyfocused.

銆愮瓟妗堜笌瑙ｆ瀽銆?/span>

21A 涓繪棬澶ф剰棰樸€傛枃绔犵殑棣栧彞鎴栬€呮渶鍚庝竴鍙ラ€氬父鏄富鏃ㄥ彞錛屾湰鏂囩殑絎竴鍙ヨ瘽灝辨槸涓繪棬鍙ャ€傛枃绔犵涓€鍙ヨ瘽涓衡€淥neimportantthingaboutartmovementsisthattheirpopularitycanbeaffectedbysocialconditions錛寃hicharethemselvesoftenaffectedbyhistoricalevents.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬叧浜庤壓鏈繍鍔ㄤ竴浠墮噸瑕佺殑浜嬫儏灝辨槸紺句細鐜褰卞搷瀹冪殑鏅強錛岃€岀ぞ浼氱幆澧冩湰韜張甯稿父鍙楀埌鍘嗗彶浜嬩歡鐨勫獎鍝嶃€傛€葷殑鏉ヨ錛岃繖綃囨枃绔犲簲涓昏璁插巻鍙蹭簨浠跺浣曞獎鍝嶈壓鏈繍鍔ㄧ殑錛屽洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負A銆?/p>

22C 鏄潪鍒ゆ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥溾€anyartistswhohadbeenlivinginbigcitieswereforcedbytheeconomiccrisistoleavethosebigcitiesandmovebacktotheirsmalltownsinruralAmerica.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氣€︹€﹁澶氬師鏉ヤ綇鍦ㄥぇ鍩庡競鐨勮壓鏈榪簬緇忔祹鍗辨満鐨勫帇鍔涳紝紱誨紑浜嗗ぇ鍩庡競錛屽洖鍒頒簡緹庡浗涔℃潙鐨勫皬鍩庨晣銆傚洜姝ゅ緹庡浗澶ц惂鏉℃椂鏈熺殑鑹烘湳瀹剁殑鎻忚堪姝ｇ‘鐨勬槸閫夐」C錛屽嵆鈥滆澶氳壓鏈鎼浜嗗ぇ鍩庡競鈥濄€侫欏規剰涓衡€滆澶氳壓鏈瀵硅壓鏈環鍊間撫澶變簡淇″績鈥濓紱B欏規剰涓衡€滆澶氳壓鏈琚揩浠庝簨鍏朵粬棰嗗煙鐨勫伐浣溾€濓紱D欏規剰涓衡€滆澶氱編鍥界殑鑹烘湳瀹舵惉鍒頒簡鍏朵粬鍥藉鈥濄€?/p>

23C 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭heycreatedthingsfromeverydaylifeinsmalltownsorfarmingareas.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫粬浠殑鍒涗綔鏉ユ簮浜庡皬鍩庨晣鎴栦埂鏉戝湴鍖虹殑鏃ュ父鐢熸椿銆傚洜姝ゅ吀鍨嬬殑鍏鋒湁鍦版柟鑹插僵鐨勭粯鐢諱細灞曠ず灝忓煄闀囩殑鏃ュ父鐢熸椿錛岄€夐」C姝ｇ‘銆?/p>

24B 鍘熷洜緇撴灉棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淎ndthisstylebecameverypopular錛宨npartbecauseoftheeconomicconditionsofthetime鈥othemovementhelpedstrengthenpeople鈥檚faithintheircountry,faiththathadweakenedastheresultoftheDepression.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氳繖縐嶉鏍煎彉寰楀緢嫻佽錛岄儴鍒嗗師鍥犳槸褰撴椂鐨勭粡嫻庣姸鍐碉紝鈥︹€﹀洜姝よ榪愬姩宸╁浐浜嗕漢浠鍥藉鐨勪俊蹇碉紝閭ｄ簺鍥犱負澶ц惂鏉¤€屽墛寮辯殑淇″康銆傚洜姝ゅ湴鏂逛富涔夎壓鏈湪澶ц惂鏉℃椂鏈熷湪緹庡浗濡傛嫻佽鐨勫師鍥犳槸閫夐」B鐨勫唴瀹廣€?/p>

25D 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淏utinthe1940鈥檚錛屸€mericansocietybegantotakeonamuchmoreinternationalspirit錛宎ndRegionalism,withitsfocusonsmalltownlife,lostalotofpopularity.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫絾鏄湪20涓栫邯40騫翠唬錛屸€︹€︾編鍥界ぞ浼氬紑濮嬪憟鐜拌秺澶氱殑鍥介檯綺劇錛屼簬鏄己璋冨皬闀囩敓媧葷殑鍦版柟涓諱箟涓嶅啀嫻佽銆傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負D銆?/p>

銆愬綍闊沖師鏂囥€?/span>

Oneimportantthingaboutartmovementsisthattheirpopularitycanbeaffectedbysocialconditions,whicharethemselvesoftenaffectedbyhistoricalevents.Asanexample,lookatwhathappenedintheUnitedStatesearlyinthe20thcentury,aroundthetimeoftheGreatDepression.TheartmovementknownastheRegionalismhadbegunintheUnitedStatesevenbeforetheDepressionoccurred.Butitreallyflourishedinthe1930鈥檚,duringtheDepressionyears.Why?Well,manyartistswhohadbeenlivinginbigcitieswereforcedbytheeconomiccrisistoleavethosebigcitiesandmovebacktotheirsmalltownsinruralAmerica.Someoftheseartistscametotrulyembracethelifeinsmalltownsandtoejectcitylifeinso-called鈥渟ophisticatedsociety.鈥?Theseartists,ormorespecifically,certainpainters,reallybuilttheregionalistmovement.Theycreatedthingsfromeverydaylifeinsmalltownsorfarmingareas.Andtheydepictedthereallybigglorifiedorromanticizedcountrylife,showingitasstable,wholesome,andembodyingimportantAmericantraditions.Andthisstylebecameverypopular,inpartbecauseoftheeconomicconditionsofthetime.Yousee,theDepressionhadcausedmanyAmericanstobegintodoubttheirsociety.ButregionalistartistspaintedscenesthatglorifiedAmericanvalues,scenesthatmanyAmericanscouldeasilyidentifywith.Sothemovementhelpedstrengthenpeople鈥檚faithintheircountry,faiththathadweakenedastheresultoftheDepression.Butinthe1940鈥檚,beforeandaftertheSecondWorldWar,Americansocietybegantotakeonamuchmoreinternationalspirit,andRegionalism,withitsfocusonsmalltownlife,lostalotofpopularity.

 

PassageTwo

26Accordingtothepassage,howmanyuniversitiesintheUnitedStatestookpartinthestudy?

A.Four.

B.Three.

C.Five.

D.Six.

27Whydoesalackofsleepcausepeopletogainweight?

A.Becausepeoplebumfewercalorieswhentheyareawake.

B.Becausepeoplefeelhungrywhentheylacksleep.

C.Becausetheirhormonesstayunchanged.

D.Becausepeopledon鈥檛exercisewhentheydon鈥檛haveenoughsleep.

28Accordingtothepassage,whatisNOTtrueaboutthefirststudy?

A.Morethan1,000peopletookpartinthestudy.

B.Peoplewhosleptlesshadhigherbloodlevelsofghrelin.

C.Peoplewhosleptmorehadhigherbloodlevelsofleptin.

D.Theamountofexercisecaninfluencetheresultofthestudy.

29Whatisthebestamountofsleepforweightcontrol?

A.8hoursanight.

B.7.7hoursanight.

C.7hoursanight.

D.9hoursanight.

30Twogroupsofpeoplearecomparedinthethirdstudy.Theyarepeople_____.

A.withlessthan5hoursofsleepanightandwith7to9hoursofsleep

B.whoslept4hoursanightandwhoslept4hoursfor2nights

C.withlessthan4hoursofsleepanightandwith7to9hoursofsleep

D.withlessthan5hoursofsleepanightandwith8hoursofsleep

銆愮瓟妗堜笌瑙ｆ瀽銆?/span>

26A 褰掔撼鎬葷粨棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鐨勫ぇ瀛︽湁錛歋tanfordUniversity,UniversityofWisconsin,UniversityofChicago,ColumbiaUniversity銆傛墍浠ョ編鍥芥湁鍥涙墍澶у鍙備笌浜嗚欏圭爺絀躲€?/p>

27B 鍘熷洜緇撴灉棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淩esearcherssayalackofsleepcanproducehormonalchangesthatincreasefeelingsofhunger.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱爺絀朵漢鍛樿緙轟箯鐫＄湢浼氬鑷存縺绱犲彉鍖栵紝榪欑鍙樺寲浼氬鍔犻ゥ楗挎劅銆傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂嚭緙轟箯鐫＄湢浼氬鑷翠漢浠綋閲嶅鍔犵殑鍘熷洜鏄€滃洜涓轟漢浠己涔忕潯鐪犳椂浼氭劅鍒伴ゥ楗庫€濓紝鎵€浠ラ€塁銆侫欏規剰涓衡€滃洜涓哄湪娓呴啋鐨勬椂鍊欑噧鐑ц緝灝戠殑鍗¤礬閲屸€濓紱C欏規剰涓衡€滃洜涓轟粬浠殑嬋€绱犱繚鎸佷笉鍙樷€濓紱D欏規剰涓衡€滃洜涓轟漢浠潯鐪犱笉鍏呰凍鏃朵笉榪涜榪愬姩鈥濄€?/p>

28D 鏄潪鍒ゆ柇棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥渞esearchers鈥xaminedinformationonmorethanonethousandpeople.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱爺絀朵漢鍛樿皟鏌ヤ簡l錛?00澶氫漢鐨勪俊鎭€傚洜姝ら€夐」A鈥?錛?00澶氫漢鍙備笌浜嗚鐮旂┒鈥濇槸姝ｇ‘鐨勩€傚叧浜庣涓€嬈＄爺絀訛紝褰曢煶涓繕鎻愬埌鈥淪omepeoplesleptlessthanfivehoursanight.Theyhadfifteenpercenthigherbloodlevelsofahormonecalledghrelinthanpeoplewhoslepteighthours.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫竴浜涗漢涓€涓櫄涓婄潯瑙変笉瓚呰繃浜斾釜灝忔椂銆備粬浠殑涓€縐嶅彨浣滆儍楗ラタ绱犵殑嬋€绱犵殑琛€鍘嬩細姣旂潯鐪犱負鍏皬鏃剁殑浜洪珮鍑?5%銆傛墍浠ラ€夐」B鈥滅潯鐪犺緝灝戠殑浜虹殑鑳冮ゥ楗跨礌鐨勮鍘嬮珮鈥濇槸姝ｇ‘鐨勩€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥渢heyhadfifteenpercentlessofthehormoneleptin.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫粬浠?鎸囩潯鐪犺緝灝戠殑浜?鐨勬縺绱犫€斺€旂槮绱犺浣?5%銆傜敱姝ゅ彲浠ユ帹鏂€滅潯鐪犺緝澶氱殑浜虹槮绱犵殑琛€鍘嬮珮鈥濓紝鎵€浠ラ€夐」C姝ｇ‘銆傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭heresultswerenotaffectedbyhowmuchpeopleexercised.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫漢浠殑榪愬姩閲忓茍涓嶅獎鍝嶇粨鏋溿€傛墍浠ラ€夐」D鈥滆繍鍔ㄩ噺鑳藉褰卞搷鐮旂┒鐨勭粨鏋溾€濇槸閿欒鐨勩€?/p>

29B 鏁板瓧淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淩esearchersfoundthatthebestamountofsleepforweightcontrolisseven-point-sevenhoursanight.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱爺絀朵漢鍛樺彂鐜版帶鍒朵綋閲嶉渶瑕佺殑鏈€浣崇潯鐪犻噺涓轟竴涓櫄涓?.7涓皬鏃躲€傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負B銆?/p>

30C 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傛牴鎹師鏂囧彲鐭ワ紝鏉ヨ嚜鍝ヤ雞姣斾簹澶у鐨勭爺絀朵漢鍛樺仛浜嗙涓夐」鐮旂┒銆傗€淭heyfoundthatpeoplewhogotlessthanfourhoursofsleepanight鈥hiswascomparedtopeoplewithseventoninehoursofsleep.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫粬浠彂鐜頒竴涓櫄涓婄潯鐪犱笉瓚呰繃4灝忔椂鐨勪漢鈥︹€︺€傝繖鏄拰鐫＄湢涓?鍒?灝忔椂鐨勪漢榪涜浜嗘瘮杈冦€傜敱姝ゅ彲鐭ヨ繖涓ょ粍浜哄垎鍒槸鐫＄湢灝戜簬4灝忔椂鐨勪漢鍜岀潯鐪犱負7鍒?灝忔椂鐨勪漢錛屽洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負C銆?/p>

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Therearenewfindingsthatpeoplewithinadequatesleeparelikelytogainweight.Researcherssayalackofsleepcanproducehormonalchangesthatincreasefeelingsofhunger.Inonestudy,researchersfromStanfordUniversityinCaliforniaandtheUniversityofWisconsinexaminedinformationonmorethanonethousandpeople.Thepeoplehadtakenpartinalong-termstudyofsleepdisorders.

Somepeoplesleptlessthanfivehoursanight.Theyhadfifteenpercenthigherbloodlevelsofahormonecalledghrelinthanpeoplewhoslepteighthours.Andtheyhadfifteenpercentlessofthehormoneleptin.Expertssayghrelinhelpsmakepeoplefeelhungry;leptinmakesyoufeelfull.

Theresultswerenotaffectedbyhowmuchpeopleexercised.Peoplewhoareawakelongerhavemoretimetoburnenergy.Buttheresearcherssaylossofsleepmayincreasehungerespeciallyforhigh-caloriefoods,sopeoplegainweight.

Researchersfoundthatthebestamountofsleepforweightcontrolisseven-point-sevenhoursanight.

ResearchersattheUniversityofChicagodidasmallerstudy.Theyfoundthatpeoplewhosleptjustfourhoursanightfortwonightshadaneighteenpercentreductioninleptin.Andtheyhadatwenty-eightpercentincreaseinghrelin.Theyoungmeninthatstudyalsoappearedtowantmoresweetandstarchyfoods.

ResearchersfromColumbiaUniversityinNewYorkdidathirdstudy.Theyfoundthatpeoplewhogotlessthanfourhoursofsleepanightwereseventy-threepercentmorelikelytobeoverweight.Thiswascomparedtopeoplewithseventoninehoursofsleep.Theresearcherssaythatforsurvival,thebodymaybedesignedtostoremorefatduringtimeswithlesssleep.

 

PassageThree

31HowmuchwasthenetincomeatSonyEricssonin2004?

A.55millioneuros.

B.43millioneuros.

C.45millioneuros.

D.44millioneuros.

32TowhomdidSonyEricssonloseitspositionastheworld鈥檚fifth-biggesthandsetmaker?

 

A.Nokia.

B.Motorola.

C.LGElectronics.

D.AnAsianmanufacturer.

33WhichofthefollowingcontributedtothegrowthofSonyEricsson鈥檚globalmarketshare?

A.CompetitionfromAsianmanufacturers.

B.StrongsalesinWesternEurope.

C.Riseofmobilephoneshipments.

D.PressurefromNokia.

34WhereisSonyEricssonbased?

A.InLondon.

B.InParis.

C.InTokyo.

D.InNewYorkCity.

35WhatistheaveragesellingpriceofSonyEricsson鈥檚phonesinthe4thquarterof2004?

A.157euros.

B.165euros.

C.140euros.

D.160euros.

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31A 鏁板瓧淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淚n2004錛宯etincomeatSonyEricsson錛宼heworld鈥檚sixth-biggestmobilephonemaker錛宺oseto55millioneurosfrom43millioneurosayearearlier.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氫綔涓轟笘鐣岀鍏ぇ鎵嬫満鍒墮€犲晢錛?004騫寸儲灝肩埍绔嬩俊鐨勫噣鏀跺叆浠庝竴騫村墠鐨?300涓囨鍏冧笂鍗囧埌5500涓囨鍏冦€傛墍浠?004騫寸儲灝肩埍绔嬩俊鐨勫噣鏀跺叆涓?500涓囨鍏冦€?/p>

32C 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淪onyEricsson錛寃hichlostitspositionastheworld鈥檚fifth-biggesthandsetmakertoLGElectronicsinthethirdquarter.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱儲灝肩埍绔嬩俊鍦ㄧ涓夊搴﹀け鍘諱簡鎵嬫満鍒墮€犱笘鐣岀浜旂殑浣嶇疆錛孡G鐢靛瓙鍗犳嵁浜嗚繖涓綅緗€傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負C銆?/p>

33B 緇嗚妭淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淪onyEricsson鈥檚third-quarterglobalmarketsharegrewto6.4percentfrom5.3percentayearearlier錛宻purredbystrongsalesinWesternEurope鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氱儲灝肩埍绔嬩俊絎笁瀛ｅ害鍏ㄧ悆甯傚満浠介浠庝竴騫村墠鐨?.3%澧為暱鑷?.4%錛岃繖鏄洜涓鴻タ嬈х殑寮哄姴閿€鍞墍淇冧嬌鐨勩€傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負B銆?/p>

34A 鍦扮偣淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淭hecompany錛宐asedinLondon鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛氬叕鍙告€婚儴璁懼湪浼︽暒銆傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負A銆?/p>

35D 鏁板瓧淇℃伅棰樸€傚綍闊充腑鎻愬埌鈥淚n2004錛宼heaveragesellingpriceofSonyEricsson鈥檚phonesroseto160eurosfrom157eurosinthe4thquarter.鈥濓紝鎰忔€濇槸錛?004騫寸鍥涘搴︾儲灝肩埍绔嬩俊鎵嬫満鐨勫鉤鍧囬攢鍞環鏍間粠157嬈у厓涓婂崌鍒?60嬈у厓銆傚洜姝ょ瓟妗堜負D銆?/p>

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SonyEricssonMobileCommunications,thecellphonejointventureownedbytheSonyCorporationandtheSwedishtelecommunicationsequipmentmakerEricsson,reporteda28percentgaininfourth-quarterprofitTuesdayasmobilephoneshipmentsrosemorethan50percent.

In2004,netincomeatSonyEricsson,theworld鈥檚sixth-biggestmobilephonemaker,roseto55millioneurosfrom43millioneurosayearearlier.Earningsincludedataxchargeof45millioneuros.Salesjumpedto2billioneurosfrom1.44billioneurosayearbefore.

Thecompany,basedinLondon,becameprofitableforthefirsttimelastyearasitshandsetsfeaturingcamerasbecamepopular.Atthesametime,competitionfromAsianmanufacturersandpricecutsbyNokiahaveputpressureonSonyEricsson,whichlostitspositionastheworld鈥檚fifth-biggesthandsetmakertoLGElectronicsinthethirdquarter.

Thecompanyshipped12.6millionphonesinthequarter,56percentmorethanayearearlier.Pretaxprofitroseto140millioneurosfrom46millioneurosayearearlier;thelatestresultswerejustshortof165millioneuros.

In2004,theaveragesellingpriceofSonyEricsson鈥檚phonesroseto160eurosfrom157eurosinthe4thquarter.ThecomparativepricewascalculatedbyBloombergbydividingrevenuebythenumberofphonesshipped.

SonyEricsson鈥檚third-quarterglobalmarketsharegrewto6.4percentfrom5.3percentayearearlier,spurredbystrongsalesinWesternEurope,accordingtothelatestfiguresfromtheresearchfirmGartner.LG鈥檚marketsharegrewto6.7percentfrom5.3percent.

 

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