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Dialogue: M: What class did you have this afternoon, Kate? W: A chemistry class. We've got a new chemistry teacher this term. M: Who is it? W: James Black. He told us to call Jim, not to call him Mr. Black. M: Oh, James Black. I know him. He's a little thin man who smiles a lot. W: Yes, but many of us are afraid of him. M: Really? But I hear he's a very good teacher. W: Yes, he is. His classes are always lively and interesting. And we all watch and listen to him very carefully in his class. M: It's important to watch carefully when you're studying chemistry, I think. W: Jim often says that too, So we are never allowed to do anything without watching. Question: What does the teacher ask his students to call him? - James. - James Black. - Jim.
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Jim.

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Dialogue: M: Have you seen Mr. Li? W: No, I haven't. Is he looking for me? M: Yes, he is. He wants to talk to you. W: To me? About what? M: There's an opening in the sales department. He wants to talk to you about it. W: Oh, that's great! What kind of this job is it? M: He hasn't told me exactly. But it will be a better job than this. W: Thank you for your help. M: Don't thank me yet! He hasn't talked to you and he hasn't chosen you for the job yet. W: I know. Question: Who is Mr. Li? - The woman's co-worker. - The woman's secretary. - The woman's boss.
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The woman's boss.

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Dialogue: W: Excuse me,can I see the personnel manager? My name is Lucy Jordan. M: Oh, yes. Have a scat, please. W: Thank you. I come in answer to your ad for the saleswoman. M: Okay, what qualifications do you have for the toy store work? W: I once worked in a local toy store and my major is business administration. M: Are you familiar with the toys for children? W: Well, my nephew is 8 years old now and he always likes the toys I've bought for him. M: How soon would you be able to start work? W: As soon as possible. Question: How docs Lucy know there was an empty position in the toy store? - From the advertisement on the newspaper. - From the personnel manager. - From her former colleague.
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From the advertisement on the newspaper.