【題目】聽對話， 回答下列各小題。

【1】Where do they find the mobile phone?

A.In the bag.B.On the bookshelf.C.On the table.

【2】What do they think of the mobile phone?

A.Not very useful.B.Useful and cheap.C.Useful but expensive.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】C

【解析】

【原文】

W: Oh no! I can’t find my mobile phone.

M: Don’t worry, Susan. Let me help you look for it.

W: Thanks, Simon. I put it in my bag after lunch.

M: Maybe you made a call and forgot to put it back inside.

W: You’re right. Oh! Here it is on the new bookshelf.

M: I don’t know what I would do without the mobile phone.

W: Yes, I use mine so much. It’s very useful.

M: And it would be expensive to buy a new one!

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