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听力原文：W: Holiday Inn Hotel. Advance Reservation. Helen speaking. Can I help you?
M: Yes. This is Friendship International Travel Service from New Jersey. I'm Roger. We have a series groups visiting Hong Kong this year. The first group consisting of 28 tourists and one leader will arrive in Hong Kong on May 2. I'd like to book 14 standard rooms for them.
W: Could you hold the line, please? I'll check the room availability for that day... Thank you for waiting, sir. We do have the rooms available on the day. How long will they be staying?
M: At least three days. Is that OK?
W: Of course. 15 standard rooms with one free for tour guide for two days on May 2 and May 3.
M: What does the standard room cost?
W: It's $60 per day.
M: Is there any special rate for a group reservation?
W: Yes. But you have to talk it with our manager.
M: OK. I'll try.
W: Since you are making a group reservation from the US, I am afraid you have to remit us five percent of the total cost as a deposit and pay the rest upon arriving.
M: That sounds reasonable.
W: Would you 151ease talk to our manager first, and then decide your rest of the reservations?
M: Yes. Goodbye. Thanks a lot.
W: You're welcome. Bye-bye.
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听力原文：W: Jack, can you say something about the differences many foreign students encounter in American classrooms?
M: One of the first things that happen is that teachers tell the students to call them by their first names. The teacher will then ask the students what they want to be called. Most of them will follow the teacher's example and have the teacher call them by their first names, even if this isn't customary in the country where they come from.
W: Do they have a problem with that?
M: For some students it sticks in their throat to have to call all their teachers by their first names and some never quite get comfortable with that.
W: Are teachers very formal in class?
M: Teachers are very easy-going, talking about themselves, their children, their pets. It's a wonderful way of motivating students and getting them to feel good in the classroom.
W: The classroom must look informal, too?
M: Yeah. The chairs are not organized in rows. They might be organized in a circle or in n semi-circle. There might be large tables in a classroom where students sit in groups around the table. It means that learning is a participatory activity, a two-way interaction.
W: With this kind of informality, I guess American teachers don't mind students not being punctual for class.
M: American teachers are careful about punctuality. If students don't show up on time, it conveys an attitude of disrespect to the professor.
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