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1. （1） What do the speakers agree about a GPS? 

   A . It is not entirely reliable. B . It is very convenient. C . It is quite useless.
3. （2） Why are some people better at finding their way? 

   A . They were born with the skill. B . They are more focused. C . They go to the place more frequently.
5. （3） What helped the man find his friend's place? 

   A . A street. B . A building. C . A tree.
7. （4） What will the woman do next? 

   A . Take a look around.C. Visit her friend.  B . Share her experience.