M: Oh, yes, Miss Sophia.Now I've got a few questions. Well, can you type
W: Type No, I can't. Well, I can play the piano.
M: Play the piano Miss Sophia, what are you doing here
W: I want a job. I want to work here.
M: But Miss Sophia, you can't even type!
W: No, of course I can't. I'm an actress. Isn't this the City Theatre
M: No, of course it isn't. It's the City Bank. The City Theatre is in the next street opposite the hospital.
听第8段材料,回答第11至13题.
Text 8
M: This is Johnson in Room 218.
W: Yes, Mr. Johnson.
M: Is there a message for me
W: Just a moment, sir. Yes, Mr. Johnson. There is a message for you.
M: Who is it from
W: It's from John Simmons. S-I-M-M-O-N-S.
M: Will you read it to me, please
W: He said, "I will come to your office tomorrow at 3:00."
M: What time did Mr. Simmons call
W: At 10:30 this morning. Is there anything else, sir
M: No, thank you. Good-bye.
听第9段材料,回答第14至17题.
Text 9
M: Today I'm going to interview Maggie Dealey, the writer of A Woman of Uncertain Age. Now, Maggie, can you say something about your name
W: Yes. Maggie Dealey is actually my penname. I decided to write the play under a penname because I wanted the play judged separately from the acting. Because it was my first writing for the stage, I was not sure how it would be received.
M: Do you have a theatre background
W: I did not have any writing experience before.
M: What do you do now
W: I am an actress and a voiceover artist. Most of my acting work is for theatre, and I've done some films. And I now work for a cross-arts networking and support organization for artists. It's wonderful to meet other artists and we can learn a great deal from each other's art forms.
M: When did you start writing
W: The year before last.
M: Is there anything in your play to do with your own experience

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