1．聽第二段對話，回答第13-15題．
13．Why is the man against health clubs？
A．Because many club members lose their money as clubs fail．
B．Because many club members soon gain the weight again．
C．Because they are very expensive．
14．What is the probable reason of being fat according to the man？
A．Body chemistry．
B．Lack of will power．
C．Bad habits．
15．What do we know about the woman？
A．She is very fat．
B．She is a club member．
C．She is worried about her weight．

分析 本聽力材料正在處理中…

解答 ABC

點(diǎn)評 本聽力材料正在處理中…

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