上海外国语大学附属宝山双语学校2025学年第一学期中预年级英语过程性评价(二) (EIM BI/U4-U5 Ex6)

2025/12 2025学年第一学期中预年级英语过程性评价（二） （EIM BI/U4～U5 Ex6） Paper One Ⅰ．Listening: 15% Part A．Listen to five short dialogues and choose the best answers to the questions you hear. Each dialogue will be read only once. 5% 1．A．Do some exercise. B．Go shopping. C．Wash her clothes. D．See a doctor. 2．A．To cancel a flight. B．To make an apology. C．To put off a meeting. D．To confirm a reservation. 3．A．$5,000. B．$20,000. C．$25,000. D．$15,000. 4．A．Planning a tour. B．Calling her father. C．Asking for leave. D．Writing a report. 5．A．Thirsty. B．Hungry. C．Exhausted. D．Nervous. Part B．Listen to a long conversation and choose the best answers. The conversation will be read twice, but the questions only once. 5% 6．A．Yes, it is. B．No, it is. C．No, it isn’t. D．Yes, it isn’t. 7．A．7,000 B．14,000 C．21,000 D．Not mentioned. 8．A．Students of Cambridge B．Scientists C．Kids and adults D．Professors 9．A．Gravity B．Global economy C．Traditional British dance D．Population 10．A．It is boring. B．It is too difficult. C．It is very crowded. D．People don’t really learn anything. Part C．Listen and fill in the blanks. The passage will be read twice. 5% Reporters love writing about 1 : wake at four, run ten kilometres, read before breakfast. I spoke with thirty Shanghai scientists, athletes, artists and business owners and their answers were 2 : every big journey began with one short word — “Yes.” Dr. Wu, later winner of the International Physics Olympiad, almost skipped a dull middle-school debate, but he 3 , spoke for two minutes, and discovered he could turn messy thoughts into clear words. That tiny courage led him to ask professors for lab time and, finally, to lead his own laser project. Chen Ailin, now a chief engineer at COMAC, first got curious at sixteen when a delayed flight to Guangzhou left passengers complaining; 4 explained how headwinds burn extra fuel. Chen changed her major from accounting to aerospace, and today her new wing shape saves airlines millions of litres each year. Success is a chain reaction: say yes to a routine challenge, train a small mental muscle, and repeat. So next time 5 appears, ignore the voice that says, “Later.” Step forward and start your own chain. Ⅱ．Choices:20% 1. This man ________ in 1985. He ________ to be a sportsman when he ________ young. A. borns; wanted; was B. is born; wants; is C. was born; wanted; was D. was borned; wants; was 2. —What ________ him? —He ________ a car accident and ________ his feet. A. did happen to; had; lost B. happened to; had; lost C. happened to; has; loses D. was happened to; had; lost 3. He ________ in bed in the morning, and didn’t notice that the hen ________ three golden eggs during that time! A. lied; laid B. laid; lay C. lay; lay D. lay; laid 4. —“________ you know the birth year of William Shakespeare?” asked the teacher. —“In 1564.” answered Peter. A. Did B. Do C. Are D. Were 5. —________ we meet at 8:30 tomorrow morning? —What about ________ a little earlier? A. Will; making B. Will; to make C. Shall; making it D. Shall; to make it 6. —What’s that noise? —I hear it too. I think it ________ from next door. The neighbors ________ their apartment at the moment. A. comes; probably paint B. came; were probably painting C. is coming; are probably painting D. come; probably painted 7. A message from a famous musician to a young performer: “When you ________ onto the stage tonight, thousands of young musicians ________ their dreams through you.” A. step; live B. stepped; are living C. are stepping; lived D. step; are living 8. — What is your brother doing? — I think he is watching a movie in his room ________. Which of the following is WRONG for the sentence? A. right now B. just now C. at the moment D. at present 9. — Why are you in such a hurry? — I________ return these books to the library before it closes today. Actually, I________ do the same thing last Thursday because I almost forgot then, too. A. have to, have to B. had to, have to C. have to, had to D. had to, had to 10. — Sorry, I forgot to bring your book. ________, but I left in a hurry this morning. — ________. I can get it tomorrow. A. I didn’t mean to; On the other hand B. I didn’t mean to; Never mind C. I don’t think so; I understand you D. I don’t think so; No problem 11. We will arrive ________ the airport at 7PM, but we won’t arrive ________ London until midnight, as we are traveling ________ weekdays. A. in, at, on B. in, at, at C. at, in, in D. at, in, on 12. Although they showed ________ behavior towards each other at first, they finally formed a strong ________ based on trust and understanding. A. friendly; friendship B. unfriendly; friendship C. unfriendly; friend D. friendly; friend 13. After months of preparation, she finally became the ________ in swimming, winning the________ and securing her place in the international competition. A. champion; championship B. championship; champion C. champion; champion D. championship; championship 14. The scientist is famous ________ his important discoveries in climate change, and he is famous ________ a leading expert in the field, making him popular ________ climate researchers worldwide. A. for; as; in B. as; for; with C. for; as; with D. as; for; in 15. Jeff Bezos is widely ________ by others for his business success, and his achievements have made him a ________ figure in the tech world. A. respect; respected B. respected; respectable C. respectable; respected D. respected; respect 16. Which of the following uses of “score” is different from the others? A. The football team celebrated after the final score of the match. B. She received a high score on her final exam. C. The teacher kept track of the students’ score throughout the semester. D. After practicing for weeks, he hopes to score a goal in the final game. 17. Which of the following sports is NOT played on a pitch? A. football B. rugby C. volleyball D. cricket 18. When a dog injures its tooth, the ________ will examine the dog’s overall health. If a human meets the same case, the ________ will treat the issue. Finally, the ________ repairs the damage, as it is more than just a dental problem. A. dentist; surgeon; vet B. vet; dentist; surgeon C. vet; surgeon; dentist D. surgeon; vet; dentist 19. The usually calm coach looked ________ when he saw the ________ final score. A. surprising; surprised B. surprising; surprising C. surprised; surprised D. surprised; surprising 20. A: I think we should go to Disney tomorrow. B: ________, I’m not sure if the weather will be good enough. ________, we might also have to consider the number of visitors there. A. To be honest; I don’t think so B. To be honest; On the other hand C. Never mind; On the other hand D. I don’t think so; Never mind Ⅲ．Cloze: 10% If you close your eyes and think of Zootopia, what do you see first? Maybe Judy’s quick movement through the streets, or Nick’s toothy smile? For many Disney fans, this ____21____ is of a film they watched “not long ago.” No wonder quite a few experience a mild shock when they realize that the first Zootopia came out in 2016. So why is it that the city still feels ____22____ after the whole nine years? One reason is that the world of Zootopia has never really stopped growing. On screen, the story keeps expanding. The short series Zootopia+ returns to side characters and gives them their own small adventures. The sequel, Zootopia 2, goes even further. According to the filmmakers, the new film includes 178 characters ___23___ 67 species. There is a snake called Gary De’ Snake and a new area named Marsh Market, which is ____24____ to many semi-aquatic creatures. The map of the city is larger and more complex, but the main theme remains the same: very different animals trying to share one ____25____. At the same time, the city has quietly stepped off the screen. In 2023, Shanghai Disney Resort opened the first Zootopia-themed land in the world. Visitors can walk past colorful shops, read funny posters on the walls, and hear music that makes them feel as if they have entered the film. Designers did not simply copy every scene; they also created new corners of the city. Later, some of these ideas moved back into Zootopia 2, so the direction of influence became two-way: the film ____26____ the park, and the park helped shape the film. Beyond the cinema and the theme park, Zootopia keeps appearing in other forms. On a Disney cruise ship, guests can visit a sweets shop based on the movie. At Disney’s Animal Kingdom, a live show lets visitors meet the characters face to face. A steady range of toys, clothes and notebooks ____27____ images from the film into bedrooms, classrooms and daily routines. For fans, these objects are more than products. They are small ____28____ that the city still exists somewhere in their lives. This helps explain a common ____29____ to the sequel. When people hear that the first film is already nine years old, they are genuinely surprised. Their memory does not ____30____ the calendar. From their point of view, Zootopia has been here all along, changing shape and location but never truly disappearing. The city has stayed with them, and so time itself feels shorter than it really is. 21. A. memory B. dream C. story D. joke 22. A. strange B. familiar C. boring D. close 23. A. following B. drawing C. representing D. making 24. A. land B. park C. home D. zoo 25. A. place B. room C. house D. home 26. A. copied B. inspired C. stopped D. forgot 27. A. takes B. carries C. brings D. sends 28. A. letters B. prizes C. reminders D. presents 29. A. plan B. idea C. reaction D. habit 30. A. follow B. match C. beat D. catch Ⅳ．Reading comprehension:15% （A） Larry was on another underwater expedition (探险) and he was very famous for it. But this time it was very different. He decided to bring his ten-year-old daughter with him. It was her first time to join her father in the underwater trip. Larry first started diving when he was as old as his daughter. Back then, his own father took him on a trip too. From then on, Larry was crazy about diving. At first, he rented diving suits from a small shop by the sea. He didn’t like them because they never fit well — they were either too big or too small. Also, the instructor only gave him a short lesson before letting him dive into the water with his father. This was quite unusual for him. A kid of his age wasn’t able to dive at all. They had to study for five hours and practice for another five hours with a teacher first. After that first trip, Larry’s diving adventures kept getting better and more exciting. There was never a dull moment. In his blue and black suit and with an oxygen tank (氧气罐) on his back, he dived from boats into the deep ocean. Dangerous places didn’t stop him from continuing his adventures. Sometimes he had to stay in a cage underwater, but it didn’t matter. He could still take pictures of the fish and other sea animals. Larry’s first expedition without his father was to the Cayman Islands. There were a number of diving spots in that area and Larry was determined to visit them all. Luckily, a kind man offered to take him around the different spots for free. Larry didn’t even know what the time was, how many spots he dived into or how many photographs he took. He saw more than thirty kinds of fish and sea animals there. Larry looked at his daughter. She looked just as excited as he was at her age. He hoped she loved diving as much as he did and could continue the family tradition. She already seemed braver than he was back then. And that, he thought, was the most important thing for a successful underwater adventure. 31. In what way was this expedition different for Larry? A. His daughter had grown up. B. He had become a famous diver. C. His father would dive with him. D. His daughter would dive with him. 32. Why did Larry have to stay in a cage underwater sometimes? A. To protect himself from danger. B. To dive into the deeper water. C. To admire the underwater view. D. To take photos more conveniently. 33. What can be learned from the underlined sentence? A. Larry didn’t wear a watch. B. Larry was not good at maths. C. Larry had a poor memory. D. Larry enjoyed the adventure. 34. What did Larry expect his daughter to do? A. To become a successful diver. B. To make a good diving guide. C. To take a lot of photos underwater. D. To have longer hours of training. 35. Which of the following about Larry’s daughter is NOT true? A. She was only ten years old when she made her first underwater expedition. B. She was very excited about her first underwater expedition. C. She was much braver than he had been. D. She didn’t like diving because she was not experienced enough. （B） People often think their chances of winning the lottery (彩票) are higher than they actually are. In America, the lottery uses the phrase, “It could be you.” While that might be true in theory (理论上), to be completely honest it should really say: “It could be you, but it probably won’t be.” Not long ago, thousands of people from other states rushed into Pennsylvania. They wanted to buy lottery tickets. Each ticket cost only 90 cents, but that small amount offered the possibility of winning $90 million. It was the second largest lottery prize in history ever. For that huge lottery prize, people bought more than 87 million tickets. They had to choose seven numbers from 1 to 80. The chance of winning was just 1 in 9.6 million, but that little chance still didn’t stop people from buying tickets. In the last few days before the lottery draw (抽奖), people were buying tickets at an amazing speed of 500 per second. Experts say many people see lotteries as a form of legal gambling (赌博). Some critics point out that most players are poor and may struggle to afford tickets. There are also serious addicts (成瘾者) who focus too much on the game. They may spend all their savings on lottery tickets. A few clubs have even started to help these people get rid of the habit. Politicians support lotteries because they provide money for government departments. The profits from lotteries usually go toward education or programs for the old. But critics argue that this is just a way for states to make gambling acceptable by calling it “social progress.” Whether you think lotteries are right or wrong, you cannot refuse to accept their popularity with many Americans. 36. There is ________ chance to win the lottery for most of the people. A. often a B. little C. a big D. a good 37. In just one hour in the last few days, the Pennsylvania lottery sold tickets totaling ________. A. $1.62 million B. $1.82 million C. $9.6million D. $87 million 38. People who are addicted to (痴迷) playing lotteries should ________. A. join a support group B. get rid of the habit C. win the lottery D. save every cent 39. The main idea of the passage is that ________. A. lotteries are of great benefit to everyone who buys them B. playing a lottery is just like investing in the stock market C. many people buy lottery tickets, but lotteries cause disagreement D. lotteries are nothing but legalized evils 40. Which of the following is true according to the passage? A. Politicians don’t like lotteries because they like to pay extra taxes. B. The popularity of lotteries in America actually is social progress. C. Some critics don’t like lotteries because many poor people waste money on them. D. People love the lottery because it is a stock market. （C） Stephen Hawking was born in Oxford, England on 8th January, 1942. He went to school in St Albans-a small city near London. Although he did well, he was never top of his class. After leaving school, Hawking went first to Oxford University where he studied physics, then he went to Cambridge University where he studied cosmology (宇宙学). As he himself admitted, he didn’t work hard. He was a very lazy student, and did very little work. However, he still got good marks. It was at the age of 20 that Hawking first noticed something was wrong with him. He started to bump into things. When he visited his family at Christmas time, his mother was so worried that she made him see a doctor. Hawking was sent to hospital for tests. Finally, the result came back. Hawking had motor neuron disease, an incurable (不可治愈的) illness which would make him unable to speak, breathe or move without the help of a machine. Doctors said they had no way to help him. He would die before he was 23. At first, Hawking became very depressed. After a while, though, he began to see his life in a different way. As he later wrote, “Before my illness was diagnosed, I had been very bored with life. There had not seemed to be anything worth doing. But shortly after I came out of hospital, I suddenly realized that there were a lot of worthwhile things I could do.” Hawking married, found a job at Cambridge University, and had three children. He also went on to do some of the most important scientific research and worked at Cambridge University as a professor. He strongly believed that his story showed that nobody, however bad their situation is, should lose hope. “Life is not fair,” he once said. “You just have to do the best you can in your own situation.” Please answer the following questions in COMPLETE sentences: 41. Did Hawking work hard at school and always come top of his class? __________________________________________________________________________ 42. How serious is the motor neurons disease? __________________________________________________________________________ 43. What was Stephen Hawking by profession? __________________________________________________________________________ 44. Why did he share his story with other people? __________________________________________________________________________ 45. What kind of person do you think Hawking was after reading the passage? __________________________________________________________________________ Paper Two Ⅰ．Word transformation: 10% 46. The two employees have some striking _______ (similar), but their ways to problem-solving are quite different. 47. She arrived _______ (immediate) after the meeting started. Though she missed the introduction, she still caught the main discussion. 48. The _______ (wealth) often donate to charity. They hope to improve the local economy and well-being. 49. The bad weather and food shortage in the Magnetic North Pole made the rescue mission _______ (possible). 50. The meeting was filled with _______ (necessary) discussions, as many points were repeated several times. 51. He works as a _______ (translation) between Russian and Chinese, helping bridge the gap between two different cultures. 52. After years of hard work, she _______ (successful) in creating a successful tech startup in 2015 that now leads the market. 53. The hotel room was well _______ (equipment) with modern facilities, including a flat-screen TV and a mini fridge. 54. Many _______ (create) use social media to share their work and connect with fans. 55. The massive fire in Hong Kong burned ________ (continue) last week with no end in sight, resulting in numerous deaths. Ⅱ．Fill in the blanks with the verbs in their proper forms:10% Mr. Watson: Welcome, everyone. Today, we’ re going to discuss how personality ___56___ （influence） career choices. As we all know, people with different personalities tend to be good at different professions. David: I agree. My best friend ___57___ （lie） about his interest in medicine when we were younger. He ___58___ （mean） to be a doctor, but when he finished high school, he ___59___ （find） his real interest in engineering instead. Mr. Watson: That’s a great example, David. It’s important ___60___ （know） that career choices can change over time. David:I am always thinking about becoming a teacher, but recently I wonder, what about ___61___ （try） something in the arts? I want to choose a career that makes me happy. I ___62___ （not have to） worry much about my future because I’m still in middle school. I will spend time ___63___ （figure） things out. Mr. Watson: That’s true, David. You can take your time. I know someone who began to teach in primary school after ___64___ （work） in finance for 10 years. It’s never too late ____65____ （make） a change. It might take some courage. Some people make big career changes in their 40s or even 50s and end up being much more successful. Ⅲ．Sentence transformation:5% 66. She had to buy some fruit for her sick son yesterday. (改为一般疑问句) _______________________________________________________________________ 67. By winning the bid in 2017, Los Angeles will be the host city of the 2028 Summer Olympics.（同义改写） The 2028 Summer Olympics will ________ ________ in Los Angeles, which won the bid in 2017. 68. Although Mark and Jane have very different hobbies and values, they have a strong marriage. (句义改写) Although Mark and Jane ________ little ________ ________, they have a strong marriage. 69. After the new book came out, teenagers loved it and couldn’t stop talking about it. (同义改写) The new book ________ ________ ________ teenagers after it came out. 70. The twins look alike and it’s hard to tell them apart when they go to school together from Monday to Friday. (同义改写) The twins ________ ________ ________ ________ and it’s hard to tell them apart when they go to school together ________ ________. Ⅳ．Fill in the blanks with the first letters given: 5% Most of you may know the game in newspapers. Normally it has 15 letters and starts with C. Now that you have all these hints (提示), can you tell what it is? The answer is a “crossword puzzle”. You may not be familiar with it, but the game is extremely p___71___ in the US. First invented in 1913 by a newspaper journalist named Arthur Wynne, crossword puzzles soon became part of the country’s well-known culture. Books and video games were made about crossword puzzles. D___72___ were even put on trains for players to look up the words. And over 100 years later, crossword puzzles are still loved by American people. At the end of last month, The New York Times published its largest puzzle in its history ever: a 50x50 square with 728 hints that was five times the size of the newspaper’s u___73___ puzzles. It may take even skilled puzzle solvers days to finish it. Hints are the most important part of a puzzle. They guide you r___74___ to the words. In a basic Christmas-themed puzzle, for example, one of the hints could be, “Santa fills it with presents for the children.” The word here is “stocking”. There can be difficult cultural questions about subjects like Native American history. In order to complete the puzzles, you have to be familiar with the names of places, people, foods and even farming tools. But the puzzle is not just there to f___75___ players with hard-to-get hints and difficult words. It’s a game after all, so fun comes first. Ⅴ．Complete the dialogue:5% （Lucy and Emma are discussing the International Festival at their school.） Emma: How did the International Festival go? Lucy: It was amazing! We had so many fun activities, like the choir performance, the dubbing competition, short plays, and talent shows. Emma: That sounds wonderful! ___76___? Lucy: Of course, there were plenty of funny moments, especially when we were rehearsing (排练) the short play. Some of us joked about the acting, and it kept the mood light. But sometimes, we had to be careful not to overdo it. Emma: What happened? ___77___? Lucy: We made jokes about how clumsy some of the acting was. Sometimes, we also laughed about how dramatic our expressions were in the play. Emma: ___78___? Lucy: I think the reason is that it is a way to release (释放) the stress about the rehearsal. It helps everyone relax and focus better during the practice. Emma: ___79___? Lucy: No, we didn’t have to stop anyone right away. But if someone felt uncomfortable, the person who went too far would apologize, saying, “___80___” and we’d move on. We were all in it together! Ⅵ．Translation: 5% 81. Alice和Mary友谊深厚，所以Alice收到了Mary派对的邀请。 _________________________________________________________________________ 82. 真正的冠军未必能赢得每一场锦标赛，但他们始终尊重对手(opponent)。(necessarily, respect n.) _________________________________________________________________________ 83. 他的名声和聪慧的头脑帮助他和许多名人交了朋友，他们之间也有许多共同之处。(intelligent) _________________________________________________________________________ 2025/12 2025学年第一学期中预年级英语过程性评价（二） （EIM BI/U4～U5 Ex6） Paper One Ⅰ．Listening: 15% Part A．Listen to five short dialogues and choose the best answers to the questions you hear. Each dialogue will be read only once. 5% 1．A．Do some exercise. B．Go shopping. C．Wash her clothes. D．See a doctor. 2．A．To cancel a flight. B．To make an apology. C．To put off a meeting. D．To confirm a reservation. 3．A．$5,000. B．$20,000. C．$25,000. D．$15,000. 4．A．Planning a tour. B．Calling her father. C．Asking for leave. D．Writing a report. 5．A．Thirsty. B．Hungry. C．Exhausted. D．Nervous. Part B．Listen to a long conversation and choose the best answers. The conversation will be read twice, but the questions only once. 5% 6．A．Yes, it is. B．No, it is. C．No, it isn’t. D．Yes, it isn’t. 7．A．7,000 B．14,000 C．21,000 D．Not mentioned. 8．A．Students of Cambridge B．Scientists C．Kids and adults D．Professors 9．A．Gravity B．Global economy C．Traditional British dance D．Population 10．A．It is boring. B．It is too difficult. C．It is very crowded. D．People don’t really learn anything. Part C．Listen and fill in the blanks. The passage will be read twice. 5% Reporters love writing about 1 : wake at four, run ten kilometres, read before breakfast. I spoke with thirty Shanghai scientists, athletes, artists and business owners and their answers were 2 : every big journey began with one short word — “Yes.” Dr. Wu, later winner of the International Physics Olympiad, almost skipped a dull middle-school debate, but he 3 , spoke for two minutes, and discovered he could turn messy thoughts into clear words. That tiny courage led him to ask professors for lab time and, finally, to lead his own laser project. Chen Ailin, now a chief engineer at COMAC, first got curious at sixteen when a delayed flight to Guangzhou left passengers complaining; 4 explained how headwinds burn extra fuel. Chen changed her major from accounting to aerospace, and today her new wing shape saves airlines millions of litres each year. Success is a chain reaction: say yes to a routine challenge, train a small mental muscle, and repeat. So next time 5 appears, ignore the voice that says, “Later.” Step forward and start your own chain. Ⅱ．Choices:20% 【1题答案】 【答案】C 【2题答案】 【答案】B 【3题答案】 【答案】D 【4题答案】 【答案】B 【5题答案】 【答案】C 【6题答案】 【答案】C 【7题答案】 【答案】D 【8题答案】 【答案】B 【9题答案】 【答案】C 【10题答案】 【答案】B 【11题答案】 【答案】D 【12题答案】 【答案】B 【13题答案】 【答案】A 【14题答案】 【答案】C 【15题答案】 【答案】B 【16题答案】 【答案】D 【17题答案】 【答案】C 【18题答案】 【答案】B 【19题答案】 【答案】D 【20题答案】 【答案】B Ⅲ．Cloze: 10% 【21~30题答案】 【答案】21. A 22. B 23. C 24. C 25. D 26. B 27. C 28. C 29. C 30. B Ⅳ．Reading comprehension:15% （A） 【31~35题答案】 【答案】31. D 32. A 33. D 34. A 35. D （B） 【36~40题答案】 【答案】36. B 37. A 38. B 39. C 40. C （C） 【41~45题答案】 【答案】41. No, he didn’t. 42. It is very serious. 43. He was a professor. 44. Because he wanted to show that nobody should lose hope. 45. He was strong and optimistic. Paper Two Ⅰ．Word transformation: 10% 【46题答案】 【答案】similarities 【47题答案】 【答案】immediately 【48题答案】 【答案】 wealthy 【49题答案】 【答案】 impossible 【50题答案】 【答案】unnecessary 【51题答案】 【答案】translator 【52题答案】 【答案】 succeeded 【53题答案】 【答案】 equipped 【54题答案】 【答案】creators 【55题答案】 【答案】continuously Ⅱ．Fill in the blanks with the verbs in their proper forms:10% 【56~65题答案】 【答案】56. influences 57. lied 58. meant 59. found 60. to know 61. trying 62. don’t have to 63. figuring 64. working 65. to make Ⅲ．Sentence transformation:5% 【66题答案】 【答案】 Did she have to buy any fruit for her sick son yesterday? 【67题答案】 【答案】 ①. be ②. held 【68题答案】 【答案】 ①. have ②. in ③. common 【69题答案】 【答案】 ①. was ②. popular ③. with 【70题答案】 【答案】 ①. look ②. like ③. each ④. other ⑤. on ⑥. weekdays Ⅳ．Fill in the blanks with the first letters given: 5% 【71~75题答案】 【答案】71. popular##opular 72. Dictionaries##ictionaries 73. usual##sual 74. right##ight 75. frustrate##rustrate Ⅴ．Complete the dialogue:5% 【76~80题答案】 【答案】76. Were there any funny moments 77. What jokes did you make 78. Why did you do that 79. Did you have to stop anyone 80. I’m sorry Ⅵ．Translation: 5% 【81题答案】 【答案】 Alice and Mary have a deep friendship, so Alice received an invitation to Mary’s party. 【82题答案】 【答案】 True champions do not necessarily win every championship, but they always show respect for their opponents. 【83题答案】 【答案】 His reputation and intelligent mind helped him make friends with many celebrities, and they also had much in common. 第1页/共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $