Section One Directions:In this section,you will hear A.a short passage;B.a short dialogue.Fill in the blanks as you listen to the recording.You will hear the recording only once.(20 points) A. James had a terrible toothache.It kept him awake all night.His (1) was swollen and it was difficult for him to (2) or drink. He asked his boss for time off.His boss could (3) that James was in great pain,and told him to take the (4) of the day off.The dentist agreed to (5) James immediately.He X-rayed the tooth that was (6) James trouble;then he put the X-ray against a bright (7).At last he told James that he had to take the tooth(8).The dentist gave James an injection and quickly pulled out the tooth.When James got (9),he found the tooth that had been giving him so much trouble was still there! B. F First of all,Dr Richards,can you explain what you mean when you use the word chocoholic? M Yes.By chocoholic I mean someone who is addicted to chocolate. F Ah!Well,we all know chocolate tastes very (10),but can you actually become addicted to it? M Oh,yes.Chocolate (11) chemicals which are quite addictive.It's,it's a much more (12) problem than you think.Last year people in Britain spent over (13) billion pounds on chocolate.That's a lot of chocolate. F It certainly is.So erm,what (14) do you have for chocoholics who want to give up? M Well,the most important (15) is to cut down gradually,rather than try to give it up all at once. F I see. M First,you should keep a(16) for 10 days.Find out when you eat the most chocolate and (17)you are feeling when you eat it.Next you should set yourself a weekly (18).If you eat 15 bars of chocolate a week,cut down to 12 in the first week,(19) in the second and so on.And have plenty of fresh fruit available as an alternative to chocolate.Finally when you have achieved your goal,(20) _yourself!Buy a few magazines,or go to the cinema with the money you've saved. F Well,thank you very much.Dr Richards. 724is to cut down gradually , rather than try to 配tion One Directions : In this 配tion you will hear A. a short passage; B. a ~hort dialogue. Fill in the blanks as you listen to the 。rding. You will hear the recording only once. (20 points) A. J ames had a terrible toothache. It kept him awake all night. His (1) was swollen and it was difficult for him to (2) or drink. He asked his boss for time off. His boss could (3) 一that James was in great pain , and told him to take the (4) 一一一一一of the day off. The dentist agreed to (5) 一James immediately. He X-rayed the tooth that was (6) 一一一一 James trouble; then he put the X-ray against a bright (7) 一一 At last he told James that he had to take the tooth (8) 一一一 The dentist gave James an injection and quickly pulled out the tooth. When James got (9) he found the tooth that had been giving him so much trouble was still there! B. F First of all , Dr Richards, can you explain what you mean when you use the word chocoholic? M Yes. By chocoholic I mean someone who is addicted to chocolate. F Ah! Well , we all know chocolate tastes very (1 )一一一一一一， but can you actually become addicted to it? M Oh , yes. Chocolate (11)一一一一一一 which are quite addictive. It's, it's a much more (1 2 )一一一一_ problem than you think. Last year people in Britain spent over (1 )一一一一一_ billion pounds on chocolate. That's a lot of chocolate. F It certainly is. So erm , what (1 一一 do you have for chocoholics who want to give up? M Well , the most important (1 5) give it up all at once. F I see. M First , you should keep a (16) for 10 days. Find out when you eat the most chocolate and (17)一一一一一一 you are feeling when you eat it. Next you should set yourself a weekly (18)一一一一一 If you eat 15 bars of chocolate a week , cut down to 12 in the first week , (1 _一一一一_ in the second and so on. And have plenty of fresh fruit available as an alternative to chocolate. Finally when you have achieved your goal , (20) yourself! Buy a few magazines, or go to the cinema with the money you've saved. F Well , thank you very much. Dr Richards. 724