B: They didn't like that. They said I ought to join the movement, and told me a lot of examples but I said, no I don't want to vote.
I:  And yet you've done so many exciting things. You've done so many things that in your day, were probably the exclusive preserve of the man.
B: Well, yes. But voting didn't make any difference because that's a political thing. Voting... I never... I don't careabout women entering into politics particularly: Ah, no harm's been done with the few that have entered theHouse of Commons but, in fact, some have done a great deal of good. But that's quite different to beating menat their own job. Now that's nothing to do with votes. Now, for instance, I always got a great thrill on the racetrack at Brooklands. If I could beat, well, Sir Henry Seagrave, for instance, in a race, I never did beat him but Idid beat Frazer Nash, a famous racing driver in a race, and I was thrilled to death. I thought that was super.
I:  So you don't mind actually joining men in their world of work and sport but you're happy to leave politics to them.

【听前预测】
根据题干中出现的Mrs．Bruce、suffragettemovement和politics可以大概判断出对话谈论了与妇女选举权运动有关的事情。
【对话摘要】
对话是记者对布鲁斯夫人关于妇女选举权运动看法的采访。采访中，布鲁斯夫人说她过去不支持妇女参政论者。认为政治只是男人的工作，女人应该待在家里，但现在她认为女人参政也是有一定好处的。布鲁斯夫人希望妇女参政论者采取和平的方式来展开维权运动。采访的最后，布鲁斯夫人说虽然她支持女权运动，但她还是深信男人天生就具有参政的能力，而女人则没有。
本题的出题点在人物观点处(approve of)。本题是问布鲁斯夫人过去对妇女参政的态度，听音重点在1．Lge to be处。对话中记者问布鲁斯夫人过去是否是妇女参政论者，布鲁斯夫人说不是，她过去不赞成妇女参政，故选B。