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W:Oh,Ididntrealizethat.Imsorry.Wouldyoupossiblybewilingtoletmegowithjustawarningthis time,please? M:No.ImafraidIcant.Ihavetogiveyouaticket. W:Oh. (犜犲狓狋7) W:Whatsup?Doyoufeelbored? M:Actualynot.Ifindithardtostudyathome.Myneighborplaysloudmusicalthetime. W:Thatsdificult.Asforschoolsubjects,Irealyneedtheteachershelpwithmath.Theseonlineclassesrealy arentthesame. M:Whatshalwedowhenalthisisover? W:Weshouldhaveahugeparty! M:Yes!Weshoulddefinitelyplanone,witheverybody. W:Withcakeanddancing.Andhugs!Imisshugs. (犜犲狓狋8) M:Hi,Sue.Wheredidyougo? W:Hi,Dan.IwenttotheofficetotalkwithMr.Abbey,mychemistryteacher. M:Mr.Abbey?Doyoumeanthemanwhoalwayswearsaredtie? W:Yes,hesaverystrictman. M:Whatdoyoumean? 【 !"#$%&'( · !"#$%& )2 *(+4*)】 W:Youknow,wereaskedtohandinourchemistrypapersnextMonday.ButIwontcomebacktoschooluntil TuesdaybecauseofafamilypartyinBoston.Iaskedhimtoalowmeanextradayforthepaper.However, hewouldntalowit. M:Whatdidhesay? W:“No,thatiswhenitsdue!”Thatisalhesaid.Thenhecontinuedtoreadhisdictionarythroughhissquare glasseswithoutevenlookingup. M:Oh,Imsorrytohearthat. (犜犲狓狋9) W:WhatshouldIcookfordinner? M:Thatremindsme.Ivegottorundowntothesupermarketandpickupafewthingsbeforeitcloses. W:Wantmetocomealong? M:ThatsOK.Imjustplanningtoruninandout.Itshouldnttakemorethanafewminutes. W:Oh,youdbettergetsomemilk. M:Icanneverremember,2%ornonfat? W:2%.NomatterhowhardItry,Icantseemtodrinktheotherstuff.Itlookslikewater. M:Butitsalotbetterforyourhealth.Youshouldchooseit. W:Whatdoyoumean?Imingreatshape.Ijusthadaphysical.Youshouldtalk!Youstilsmoke!Youve nevertriedtostopsmokingafterwemarried. M:Alright,alright.IcanseeIdbettergetoutofherebeforeIgetanotherlecture. 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, Å6are。 57.musicians ¼Ï–óÂÃ。7sabiggroupofhyÆ76WÖóEÂÃÇ*。 58.on ¼Ï:ó。ontheotherhandºd“ÈÉ")یu”,dʍËÌ。 59.having ¼Ï;ÎIó。MN7s:óforWX,ÆÔϳâIóEI–ó~ÐÎ。 60.hasbeenloved ¼ÏIóU½、νˆ8¾"¿。MN7RQцUVÒÎsincethe1950sWX,ÆÔ6 #vÓUU ; 8ÎRockmusic3¾ÎIóloveEÔ´¡,¬dÕÃ,ÅÆÔ6hasbeenloved。 61.an ¼ÏÖó。haveaneffectonºd“Ü……˜¶·”,dʍ6Ÿ。 62.toremember ¼Ï;ÎIó。sth.+be+ÇÅó+todoºd“×'/×'Ø……”,dʍÀº。ÆÔ6 8IÙyÚI , ÙT'ØEۆ 。 63.which ¼ÏÎÈÀ。Ü0ÀfÝWX,Õ7èÞ"Cß1†ÎÈÀ,ÈÀ&àáÐά9âós˜ :óto;ãäódthings,ÅÆÔÏ9âåówhich。 64.relaxed ¼Ï;ÎIó。Ü0ÀfUÜWX,ÆÔ6IóedÇ*~ÙÎ,ÙT8ÎEÒ½。 65.happiness ¼ÏóÇæç。7sEèéóshared„andsRbêUÜhyÆÔ6³âÇÅóE–ó。 )"F Onepossibleversion: 犃犕犲犱犻犮犪犾犘犻狅狀犲犲狉 Dr.JonasSalkisbestknownfordevelopingthefirstsafeandeffectivevaccineforpoliointhe1950s.Inits firstfewyears,thevaccinehadaremarkableimpactonthenumberofnewcasesofpolioreported.Therewere morethan57,000casesintheUSin1952.Tenyearslater,thatnumberfeltolessthanathousand. Dr.Salksworkremindsmethateachindividualhasthepotentialtomakeadifference.Hiscontributionsto medicineinspiremetopursuesciencewithaheartfulofcompassion. )F Onepossibleversion: 犐犾狅狅犽犲犱犪狋犃犾犲狓,狉犲犪犾犾狔狋犺犪狀犽犳狌犾.“Thankyou,”Imanagedtosay.“Iwouldnthavemadeitwithout you.”Alexjustsmiled,hiseyeskindandencouraging.“Werealinthistogether,”hereplied.Feelingmore determined,Ichosetokeeprunningtherace,evenifitmeantfinishingataslowerpace.Alex,whofirst thoughtofrunningwithoutme,decidedtostaywithme.Together,wepickedupourpacetothefinishline, andourfriendshipstartedtobuildwitheachsharedmile.Thecheersfromthecrowdcelebratingthecrossingof thefinishlinegrewlouderandclearer. 犐狀狋犺犲犾犪狊狋犳犲狑犿犻狀狌狋犲狊,狑犲狉犪狀狋狅狑犪狉犱狊狋犺犲犳犻狀犻狊犺犾犻狀犲犺犪狀犱犻狀犺犪狀犱.Thoughwedidntcrossthefinish lineaheadofthepack,wereceivedthewarmestapplause,becausewehadwonsomethingfarmorevaluable—a friendshipthatwasbuiltontheunderstandingofwhatitmeanstosupportoneanotherinthefaceofdifficulty. Forme,themarathonvictorywasnotmeasuredintimeordistance,butintheconnectionswemadealongthe way,andtheracewasjustthebeginningofalifelongjourneywithmynewbestfriend,Alex. 书 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )1 *(+8*)】 !"#$%&'( !  "      #$%& : 1.!"#$%&'()%&'*+$。,$150$,-"./120$0。 2.1'2,-3456780.59:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKL。 3.-3M1.,NB1O1P1'QR。%&'ST'%U1OV,62BWAX1'QRY Z'H[1O\]^; ; )%&'N6780.59:;<=>?@AP1'QR_'[1 '`aFM1 , '()*+,-./)012 獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉 , 34*5 獉獉獉獉 、 6789:)12 獉獉獉獉獉獉獉獉 。 4.!#b'cd:efgh5ijklUnit2。 ;<=> ?@(ABC,D>30>) )", (+5-.;/-.1.50,107.50) 2345567。/56789":-.,;.&<=>A、B、C?:@A&@BCD@A。 2E/5678 , FG910HI>JKLMN9O-.PQR3"-.。/567SR"T。 1.Whatdoesthemanlikenow? A.Moderndance. B.Folkdance. C.Balet. 2.Whatdidthemandojustbeforetheconversation? A.Hereadabook. B.Hesawamovie. C.HewatchedTV. 3.Whatisthewomanlikelytodo? A.Ordertakeout. B.Dothecleaning. C.Visitherfriends. 4.Howdothespeakersgototheirhometownthistime? A.Bycar. B.Bytrain. C.Byplane. 5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout? A.Awriter. B.Aschool. C.Acomputer. )U, (+15-.;/-.1.50,1022.50) 2345567VWX。/567VWX89Y:-.,;.&<=>A、B、C?:@A &@BCD@A 。 2/567VWXZ , F[9JKQR\:-. , /-.5HI;2E8,\ -.[=B5HI>]NJK。/567VWXR^T。 2)65_`,MN)6、7.。 6.Whatistheman? A.Apassenger. B.Apoliceman. C.Adriver. 7.Whatwilthewomanreceive? A.Aticket. B.Awarning. C.Amodelcar. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )2 *(+8*)】 2)75_`,MN)8、9.。 8.Whydoesthemanfindithardtostudyathome? A.Itstoonoisy. B.Thepoweriscutoff. C.Onlineclassesareboring. 9.Whatdothespeakersplantodo? A.Learntodance. B.Goforatrip. C.Throwaparty. 2)85_`,MN)10a12.。 10.WhatdoesSuesayaboutMr.Abbey? A.Heskind. B.Hesstrict. C.Hesactive. 11.WhydidSuegotoMr.Abbey? A.Forherpaper. B.Forherglasses. C.Forherdictionary. 12.WhenwilSuecomebacktoschool? A.NextWednesday. B.NextTuesday. C.NextMonday. 2)95_`,MN)13a16.。 13.Whatwilthemando? A.Goshopping. B.Takesomeexercise. C.Pickupthewoman. 14.Whatdoesthewomanwanttobuy? A.Milk. B.Water. C.Bread. 15.Whatcanweknowabouttheman? A.Hegetstoofat. B.Heislateagain. C.Hesmokesalot. 16.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers? A.Bossandsecretary. B.Husbandandwife. C.Salesmanandcustomer. 2)105_`,MN)17a20.。 17.Howistheweatherrightnow? A.Cloudy. B.Rainy. C.Sunny. 18.AtwhattimewilitprobablyrainonTuesday? A.6:00am. B.8:00am. C.3:00pm. 19.Whatisthespeakerssuggestion? A.Bringinganumbrela. B.Airingthelivingroom. C.Folowingtrafficsigns. 20.Whatisexpectedoftheweatherontheweekend? A.Itwilbesnowy. B.Itwilremaincold. C.Itwilbecomewarm. ;E=> FG(ABC,D>50>) )", (+15-.;/-.2.50,1037.50) QR3bcd , ;/.<=>A、B、C、De:@A&@BCD@A。 犃 犉犪犻狉狊犪狀犱犉犲狊狋犻狏犪犾狊犻狀犝狋犪犺 犎狅犾犪犱犪狔犃狌狋狌犿狀犃狉狋犕犪狉犽犲狋 When:November9 Where:CottonwoodCountryClub HoladayAutumnArtMarketwilhostagroupofartisansandcraftsmenshowingtheir originalcreations,includingoriginalpaintings,fineartprints,andmore. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )3 *(+8*)】 犕狅犪犫犉狅犾犽犉犲狊狋犻狏犪犾 When:November11-13 Where:MoabCityBalPark The22ndannualMoabFolkFestivalwilstagetraditionalandmulticulturalfolkmusic. Therewilbemanyvendors(fg)offeringartsandcrafts,instruments,beerandwines,and deliciousfood. 犔犪狔狋狅狀犆狉狔狊狋犪犾犉犲狊狋犻狏犪犾 When:November16-17 Where:DavisConferenceCenter LaytonCrystalFestivalwilfeatureabout50vendors,includingstoneartists,mineowners, jewelryartists,andmineraldealers.Thevendorswilselawidevarietyofstones,including rock,mineral,jewelry,andmore.Youcanbuyyourfavoritepiecesorlearnhowtheyare minedandused.Therewilbeeducationalshowsandaninteractivechildrenscorner. 犎狅犾狔犆狅狑犆犺狉犻狊狋犿犪狊犅狅狌狋犻狇狌犲 When:November19-23 Where:LindonCommunityCenter HolyCowChristmasBoutiquewilhostalargenumberofvendorsshowingandseling holidaydecorations,uniquegifts,clothing,andmore. 21.Whichofthefolowingbeginstheearliest? A.HoladayAutumnArtMarket. B.MoabFolkFestival. C.HolyCowChristmasBoutique. D.LaytonCrystalFestival. 22.WhatisspecialaboutLaytonCrystalFestival? A.Itrequiresvendorstopreparegifts. B.Itofferschildreneducationalprograms. C.Itwasstartedbygeographyteachers. D.Italowsvisitorstoenjoylivemusic. 23.WherewilyougoifyouwanttoattendHolyCowChristmasBoutique? A.MoabCityBalPark. B.DavisConferenceCenter. C.CottonwoodCountryClub. D.LindonCommunityCenter. 犅 AustraliasislandstateofTasmaniahasanonlineplatform(hi)forwhatitcals“Odd Jobs”—anumberofjobsthatarenotcommonlyfound.Byfar,thecutestjobisfromoneof theislandswildlifeparks,askingforaoneday“wombat(jklm)walker”. EastCoastNatureworldishometoavarietyoffamousAustraliananimals,suchas kangaroos,Tasmaniandevilsandpossums.Itsalsohometoanumberofwombats—asmal, bearlikeanimalthatsnativetoAustralia.Andtheparkislookingforsomeonetohelplook aftertheparkswombatsbytakingthemoutforamorningwalk.Theparksayswombatsneed adailymorningwalktokeepthemhappyandhealthyduringthewintermonths. Aswelasgoingforawalkwiththewombats,partofthewombatwalkersjobwilbeto makesuretheanimalsactualywakeupforit.Thisisbecause,accordingtothepark,someof thewombatswouldsometimesratherhaveasleepin.Otherresponsibilitiesincludegivingthe wombatssnacksduringthewalk,andmakingsuretheyshowgoodbehaviorbystoppingthem fromchasingbirds.Anyonewhowantstoapplyforthejobmustbekind,patient,andloveanimals. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )4 *(+8*)】 24.Whatistheonlineplatformusedfor? A.Sharingfunstories. B.Organizingexcitingactivities. C.Postingunusualjobs. D.Discussingdailylife. 25.Whatisimportantforawombattobehealthyinwinteraccordingtothepark? A.Takingenoughfood. B.Takingamorningwalk. C.Stayinginawarmplace. D.Beingwithotherkindsofanimals. 26.Whatisawombatalowedtododuringthewalk? A.Eatsnacks. B.Chasebirds. C.Haveagoodsleep. D.Climbupatree. 27.Whichisoneoftherequirementsforawombatwalker? A.Experience. B.Strength. C.Creativity. D.Patience. 犆 BigstormsandtornadoeshitOklahomalateatnightonSunday.Theythrewcarsaroundand uprootedtreesandsentdebris(no)flyingthroughtheair.Manypeoplegothurt,and11 neededtogotothehospital.Muchofthedamagewasreportedinthestatecapitalof OklahomaCity,nearthestatescenter,butithappenedinotherplacestoo.Theearly morningstormssetofftornadowarningsthatextended(pq)southtotheArkansasstate line.Raincausedfloods,andlightningstartedahousefire.Morethan99,000Oklahoma homesandstoreslostpowerduringtheovernightstorms. RichardThompson,themainweatherforecasterinOklahoma,thoughtsixormoretornadoes wouldhitthestateovernight.Hetoldpeopletogetreadyformorerainandsevereweatheron Monday. “Werenotdoneyet,”hesaid.Awarningfortornadoeswasinplaceforcentraland southeastOklahomauntil8pmonSunday.Otherplaceswerewarnedaboutthunderstorms andfloods. InthetownofChoctaw,eastofOklahomaCity,firefightersandpolicecheckedhousesto seeifanyonewashurt.Thetownsmayor,ChadAlcox,saidawholeneighborhoodwas destroyedwithpowerlinesdowneverywhereandlotsofroadsblocked,whichmadeithardto findandhelppeople.Asrecoveryeffortsbegan,Oklahomawouldfacemorechalengesahead withpeoplecomingtogethertorebuildandsupportthoseaffectedbythestorms. 28.Whatisparagraph1mainlyabout? A.Howthestormsformed. B.Thedamagecausedbystormsandtornadoes. C.Measurestodealwithstorms. D.Typesofnaturaldisasters. 29.WhatdidRichardThompsonsayabouttheweatherinOklahomaonMonday? A.Thebadweatherwouldcontinue. B.Itwouldimprovesoon. C.Thetornadoeswouldstop. D.Thetemperaturewoulddropsignificantly. 30.WhatdidfirefightersandpolicedoafterthedisasterinChoctaw? A.Theysetuproadblocks. B.Theyhelpedwiththecleanup. C.Theygaveoutfoodandwater. D.Theywentdoortodoortocheckforinjuries. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )5 *(+8*)】 31.Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom? A.Atravelmagazine. B.Ahistorytextbook. C.Anewsreport. D.Ahealthguideline. 犇 Themobilephonemightbeagreatgift,butitisstoppingyoungpeoplecommunicating withthewiderworldanddoingharmtotheirmentalhealth.Shouldtheyoungusemobile phonesornot?Itsworthdeepthinking. RaleighInternational,anadventureprogramme,hasannouncedthatitintendstoban smartphonesinordertoenabletheiryouthfulparticipants(rst)toactualygettoknow eachotherabit,insteadofspendingtheireveningsunderthetentlitbyaphonescreen. Aspeopleusedtosaytherewasatimewhenthewholepointoftravelwastocomeface tofacewithanunfamiliarworld.Learningtoadapttothatworldwas“characterbuilding”, andanunfamiliarlandwas,inasense,atrainingground. Forexample,thegreattwentiethcenturyexplorerFreyaStarkwasalone Western womaninfarArablandswithoutusingaGPSandamobile.Yetthroughalheryearsof traveling—andshewassomeonewhotraveledeveninher99thyear—shelearnedtomeasure herself,andshelearnedtomeasurethoseshemet. WeliveinatimewhentherearenotmanypeoplelikeFreyaStark.ForRaleighInternational participants,thecommunal(uv)experiencewithoutsmartphonesisimportant.Asurvey duringanexperimentofitsmobilefreepolicy(wx)foundthatalmosttwothirdsofthem believedtheirmentalhealthhadimprovedasaresultofbeingwithouttheirphones. RaleighInternationalsaidthattalkingwithpeoplefacetofaceleavesgoodmemorieson them,becausethesememoriescomefromrespondingtotherealpeopleandplacesaroundthem. Now,goingbacktothequestion,itsclearthatwithsomanysmartphonesaround,we shouldtakeadvantageoftheopportunityforfacetofacecommunication. 32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ban”inparagraph2mean? A.Improvethesalesof. B.Changethestyleof. C.Stoptheuseof. D.Bringin. 33.WhydoestheauthormentionFreyaStarkinparagraph4? A.Tosupporttheauthorsopinion. B.ToshowtheuselessnessofaGPS. C.Toexplainthedifficultyoflivingalone. D.Tointroduceanewtopicfordiscussion. 34.Whatisthefindingoftheexperimentaboutthemobilefreepolicy? A.Itplacesmorepressureonpeople. B.Itmakespeoplementalyhealthier. C.Itleadstomoreproductivework. D.Itmakescommunicationdifficult. 35.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext? A.WhyDotheYoungLikeMobilePhones? B.IsItGoodforYouthtoUseMobilePhones? C.WhatIstheImpactofMobilePhonesonTravel? D.HowCanOneStartFacetoFaceCooperation? 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )6 *(+8*)】 )U, (+5-.;/-.2.50,1012.50) QR34cd , ;cd8>@A&@Byz{|}X~>CD@A 。 @A&9^A€ @A 。 Youdontalwaysneedalotofmoneytospreadkindness.Infact,somesimplegood deeds(‚ƒ)thatyoudocanmakeadifferencetoothers.Herearesomeofthem.  36 . Sendamailtoafriendorfamilymemberwithouttelingthem.Youcanwriteathankyou letterastowhyyoulovethem,whatyouadmireaboutthem,orhowyouvegrownbecauseof them.IfitsnearValentinesday,youcanwritea“reasonswhyIloveyou”card. 37 , justwriteacardthankingthemforbeinginyourlife. 犞狅犾狌狀狋犲犲狉狔狅狌狉狊犲狉狏犻犮犲狊.  38 .Whatsyours?Maybeyoureaclevermarketerorasocialbuterflywhocanexcitea crowd;eitherway,itstimetoputyourskilstogoodusebydoingthegooddeedof volunteering.Helpingpeopleisthenumberonecauseofhappiness.Byfindingtimetohelp people,youlnoticeanimprovedmood.So,this“gooddeed”ideacomeswithanadditionalbenefit. 犛犺犪狉犲狔狅狌狉犵狅狅犱犲狓狆犲狉犻犲狀犮犲狑犻狋犺狅狋犺犲狉狊狅狀犾犻狀犲. Therearecountlessforums(„…)wherepeoplesharehowtheyrestruggling. 39 , bethepersonwhosharestheexperienceofhowtoovercomeabigchalengeinlife.Doingthis cangivepeoplehope.Whenyouletpeopleknowthatthereisawayoutoftheirstruggles, theyllearnthetoolsandskilstogetthemselvesoutofthechaos. 犇狅狀犪狋犲狌狊犲犱犫狅狅犽狊狋狅犪犾犻犫狉犪狉狔. Somanypeoplehavebooksonbookshelvesthattheynevergetaroundtoreadingorread onceandneverreopenagain.Librariesliveondonations. 40 .Theymightalsoselyour bookstofundotherpubliccosts.Librariesareoneofthefreeplacespeoplecanvisit,sothis gooddeedtrulysupportspeopleofalwalksoflife. A.Ifnospecialoccasionisnear B.Everyonehasauniquetalent C.Wishsomeoneahappybirthday D.Sendasurprisecardinthemail E.Insteadofsharingwhatsgoingwronginlife F.Ifsomeoneheadsoutthedoortoworkorschool G.Donatingbookshelpslibrariessaveoncosts ;H=> "IJK(ABC,D>30>) )", (+15-.;/-.10,10150) QR34cd , ;/.<=>A、B、C、De:@A&@Byz{|}X~>CD@A。 Oneday,DeputyWrightfromtheStevensCountySherifsOficewas 41 aroundaquiet, treefiledplacewhenhesawa 42 aloneinthemiddleoftheroad.Heparkedthecarby theroadside.Withoutanyhousesaround,Wrighttriedtogentlygetthedogintohiscartofind herowner.However,thedogrefused,showingsomethingmore 43 mightbehappening. After 44 aroundwithoutfindinganything,Wrightwentbacktothe 45  where thedoghadpositionedherselfdirectlyonthecenterline.Whenhe 46 togethertomove, shesuddenly 47 asmal,hiddenroadthatwasntmarked. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )7 *(+8*)】  48 thiswasmorethanacoincidence(†‡),Wrightdecidedtofolowher,andhis intuition(ˆ‰)proved 49 .Thedogledhimtoasmalhouse,andclosetoit,Wright foundan84yearoldmanontheground,askingfor 50 . Theelderlymanhadfalenhoursearlier, 51  hisleg,andwasunabletomove. Whatsworse,hehadmorehealthissuesthatneededmedicine 52 ,andifnoonehelped, hishealthcouldgetevenworse. 53 thedogsquickthinkingandloyalty,andDeputy Wrightskindness,themans 54 wassaved. Thedog,ahelperandthemansgoodbuddy,showedshewasmorethanjusta 55 that day—shewashisspecialprotector. 41.A.running B.driving C.jogging D.walking 42.A.car B.dog C.man D.key 43.A.serious B.interesting C.creative D.valuable 44.A.checking B.playing C.traveling D.turning 45.A.vilage B.office C.house D.road 46.A.learned B.promised C.tried D.agreed 47.A.wavedto B.lookedat C.pointedat D.ranup 48.A.Hoping B.Imagining C.Sensing D.Forgetting 49.A.useless B.right C.funny D.untrue 50.A.food B.forgiveness C.help D.money 51.A.injured B.cured C.covered D.lifted 52.A.personaly B.hardly C.gradualy D.regularly 53.A.Inspiteof B.Thanksto C.Inadditionto D.Insteadof 54.A.house B.life C.pet D.job 55.A.neighbor B.joke C.friend D.lesson )U, (+10-.;/-.1.50,10150) QR34cd , Š}X~{|1:‹Œ>ŽV‘Ž>’“”•。 Musicisawaytomakeartwithsounds.Itslikealanguagethatcanbeunderstoodby everyone,evenifpeopledontspeakthesamewords.There 56 (be)manykindsofmusic, likeclassicalmusic,jazz,rock,andpop. ClassicalmusiccomesfromthetraditionsofWesternpeople.Itusualyhasabiggroupof  57 (musician)playingtogetherandfolowingacertainpattern. Jazz, 58 theotherhand,developedfromAfricanAmericancommunitiesinthelate 19thandearly20thcenturies.Itsfamousfor 59 (have)differentbeatsthatpeoplemake upastheygoalong.Jazzplayersoftenplayaloneforabit,creatingmusiconthespot. Rockmusic 60 (love)sincethe1950s.Itischaracterizedbyastrongbeatandelectric guitars.Rockmusichas 61 efectonmanyothertypesofmusicandhasfansalovertheworld. Popmusic,shortforpopularmusic,ismadetobelikedbymanypeople.Itsusualyeasy  62 (remember).Popsongsoftentalkaboutthingsto 63 lotsofpeoplecanrelate. 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Yes, I ve grown tired of modern dance and folk dance. I just finished a cool book about the other space. I suggest you read science fiction. I watch a lot of science fiction movies and T, V. Theories, but I actually haven't read any science fiction novels. I'll have to check IT out. Sorry for the mess in my house. You know, we had a party last night. A lot of friends came over and they all brought food. Yeah, I can tell when I guess you will have a lot of cleaning to do today. The train is late again. IT should have arrived at ten . thirty AM. I feel so bored. Maybe next time we should take a plane back to our hometown. Well, i'd rather drive back. Could you have a look at my computer? What's wrong with that? I was watching a shakespeare movie for school work, but suddenly the screen went black. I'll be annoyed if it's broken. IT is so expensive. 第一节到此结束,第二节听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟。听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间,每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话,回答第六和第7两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Let me see your license. Here you are. Officer. well, I must tell you that you were speeding. Was I? Yes, you were. Oh, I didn't realize that. I'm sorry. Would you possibly be willing to let me go with just a warning this time, please? No, i'm afraid I can't. I have to give you a ticket. H. Let me see your license. Here you are. Officer. well, I must tell you that you were speeding. Was I? Yes, you were. Oh, I didn't realize that. I'm sorry. Would you possibly be willing to let me go with just a warning this time, please? No, i'm afraid I can't. I have to give you a ticket. H. 听下面一段对话,回答第八和第9两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。What's up? Do you feel bored? Actually not. I find IT hard to study at home. My neighbor plays loud music all the time. That's difficult. As for school subjects, I really need the teachers help with math. These online classes really aren't the same. What shall we do when all this is over? We should have a huge party. Yes, we should definitely plan . one with everybody with cake and dancing and hugs. Hi, miss hugs. What's up? Do you feel bored? Actually not. I find IT hard to study at home. My neighbor plays loud music all the time. That's difficult. As for school subjects, I really need the teacher's help with math. These online classes really aren't the same. What shall we do when all this is over? We should have a huge party. Yes, we should definitely plan . one with everybody with cake and dancing and hugs. Hi, miss hugs. 听下面一段对话,回答第十至第十二三个小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。Hi, sue. where did you go? Hi dane. I went to the office to talk with mr. Abby, my chemistry teacher. mr. Abby, do you mean the man who always wears a red tie? Yes, he's a very strict man. What mean? You know, we're asked hand in our chemistry papers next monday, but I won't come back to school until tuesday because of a family party in boston. I asked him to allow me an extra day for the paper. However, he wouldn't allow IT. What did he say? No, that is when it's do. That is all he said. Then he continue to read his dictionary through his square glasses without even looking up. Oh, i'm sorry, hear that. Hi, sue. where did you go? Hi dane. I went to the office to talk with mr. Abby, my chemistry teacher. mr. Abby, do you mean the man who always wears a red tie? Yes, he's a very strict man. What you mean? You know, we're asked to hand in our chemistry papers next monday, but I won't come back to school until tuesday because of a family party in boston. I asked him to allow me an extra day for the paper. However, he wouldn't allow IT. What did he say? No, that is when it's do. That is all he said. Then he continue to read his dictionary through his square glasses without even looking up. Oh, i'm sorry, hear that. 听下面一段对话,回答第13至第16 4个小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。What should I cook for dinner? That . reminds me, i've got to run down to the supermarket and pick up a few things . before IT closes. Want me to come along. That's okay. I'm just planning to run in and out. IT shouldn't take more than a few minutes. Oh, you'd Better get some milk. I can never remember two percent or nonfat . two percent. No matter how hard I try, I can't seem to drink the other stuff. IT looks like water. but it's a lot Better for your health. You should choose IT. What do you mean? I'm in great shape. I just had a physical. You should talk you to smoke. You've never try to stop smoking after . we married. Oh, right. All right. I can see. I'd Better get out of here before I get another lecture. What should I cook for dinner? That . reminds me, i've got to run down to the supermarket and pick up a few things . before IT closes. Want me to come along. That's okay. I'm just planning to run in and out. IT shouldn't take more than a few minutes. Oh, you'd Better get some milk. I can never remember two percent or nonfat . two percent. No matter how hard I try, I can't seem to drink the other stuff. IT looks like water. but it's a lot Better for your health. You should choose IT. What do you mean? I'm in great shape. I just had a physical. You should talk you to smoke. You've never try to stop smoking after . we married. Oh, right. All right. I can see. I'd Better get out of here before I get another lecture. 听下面一段独白,回答第17至第24个小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。Good morning, everyone. I hope everybody is is having a good start of the week. Enjoy the sun as much as you can, because IT won't last long. A group of clouds are expected to arrive on tuesday morning, and rain will follow by around three o'clock in the afternoon. On the same day, the wet weather will continue until thursday morning, while the sun should appear again by noon on friday. IT is very possible that a storm will hit us later during the day, so make sure you have your umbrella with you the whole week. The good news is that we will have great weather this weekend, thanks to some wind coming from the southeast. As for the temperature, IT shall climb to seventeen degrees this afternoon. However, because of the rain, IT will drop to between six and eight degrees by tuesday and remain like that until the weekend, so stay warm and follow our updates. Good morning, everyone. I hope everybody is having a good start of the week. Enjoy the sign as much as you can, because IT won't last long. A group of clouds are expected to arrive on tuesday morning, and rain will follow by around three o'clock in the afternoon. On the same day, the wet weather will continue until thursday morning, while the sun should appear again by noon on friday. IT is very possible that a storm will hit us later during the day, so make sure you have your umbrella with you the whole week. The good news is that we will have great weather this weekend, thanks to some wind coming from the southeast. As for the temperature, IT shall climb to seventeen degrees this afternoon. However, because of the rain, IT will drop to between six and eight degrees by tuesday and remain like that until the weekend, so stay warm and follow our updates. 第二节到此结束,现在你有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。听力部分到此结束。

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