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    【小题1】What can prove Pimsleur courses to be successful ?

    A．Full 30-day money-back guarantee
    B．Eight fluency-focused lessons on four audio CDs
    C．25 million people have graduated with success .
    D．30-minute lessons are perfect for your daily commuting, lunch break, or workout.
    【小题2】According to the text, what does the course offer?
    A．Effective language instruction.
    B．Language rules for you to recite.
    C．Learning a new language by repeating many times
    D．Opportunities to work with business professionals.
    【小题3】According to the text, which of the following is NOT a reason for choosing the Pimsleur Approach?
    A．It will correct your accent.
    B．It will build your confidence.
    C．It will help you remember things easily.
    D．It will teach you how to control your balance .
    【小题4】It can be inferred that the text is a(n) __________.
    A．report on a new language learning method
    B．ad of a language training organization
    C．notice of the opening of a new course
    D．comment on a language training organization


    【小题1】C
    【小题1】A
    【小题1】D
    【小题1】B

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