14种价格术语的定义.ppt

Model Test 1 1-5 BBCDC 6-10 AABDD 11-15 DACDA 16-20 BCCCA 21-25 CBBAC 26-30 ADADA Model Test1 Dictation Buckingham House was built for the Duke of Buckingham in the eighteenth century./ However, it became a royal residence in 1775,/ when George III bought it./ His son, George IV, began the reconstruction of the house,/ which was not finished until the time of Queen Victoria/ who was the first queen to live there./ Today, the Queen’s home is officially called Buckingham Palace,/ although many Londoners still call it Buck House./ When the queen is in residence, / a flag called the Royal Standard flies at the top of a pole./ The palace is guarded by sentries of the Guards Division./ The guards are changed in the morning in the forecourt behind the railings./ The ceremony is always very popular with tourists,/ who take many photographs, mainly because it is so colorful./ The new guard marches behind a band and arrives in the forecourt at about 11:30./ The ceremony usually lasts half an hour. 第二套 1-5 CBABA 6-10 DDABA 11-15 CDDCB 16-20 ADBAD 21-25 AABDD 26-30 BCCDC Model Test 2 Dictation William Shakespeare is best known for his plays, / but he and his period are also studied by scholars / who are interested in theatre architecture. / The design of theatres has changed a lot / since the Greeks first acted in open air theatres. / Every period in history / has had its different style of theatres. / Shakespeare’s name has always been connected / with the Globe Theatre which was in London / on the south bank of the river Thames. / The Globe, a circular theatre, had no roof / and the stage was a rather elaborate structure / in the middle of the theatre. / Shakespeare acted in this theatre / and also helped to manage it. / In fact, the Globe, was not very different from / from many modern theatres. / Today, many of the huge theatres / of the 19th century have disappeared. / Modern theatres are more intimate and certainly much smaller. / Unlike the Globe, mo