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!"★#$% 7.WhatdidMikedoonSunday?
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C.Helearnedgardeningwithfriends.
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A.Findhismovieticket. B.Fetchhiscoffeecup. C.Recoverhislostbag.
9.Whatistheman?
56’8&,6778,9:150:。;5<=120:>。 A.Astudent. B.Ateacher. C.Acleaner.
*+,-: 10.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?
1.?6@,;ABCDEFGHI、J;KLMNOP?8QRSTUV。 A.Inthetheater. B.Atthebank. C.Atthecafe.
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14.WhatisthemainreasonforbuildingtheRooftopGarden?
A.£19.15. B.£9.18. C.£9.15.
A.Toofferrelaxingspace. B.Togrowfreshvegetables. C.Toteachgardeningskills.
&’d C。
15.Whatwillthevegetablesbeusedfor?
1.Whywerenewchargingstationsestablished?
A.Prizesforclubactivities. B.Suppliesforlocalshops. C.Foodintheschoolcafeteria.
A.Toimprovepublicplaces. B.Toreducetrafficpressure. C.Tosupportelectricvehicles.
16.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
2.Whatdoesthemanvaluemostaboutthebrand?
A.Teacherandstudent.
A.Lowprice. B.Goodquality. C.Privacyprotection.
B.Gardenerandvisitor.
3.Whatserviceisofferedthere?
C.Interviewerandinterviewee.
A.Dogtraining. B.Petcare. C.Medicaltreatment.
?l10Bmn,\&l17o20"。
4.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?
17.Whatshouldusersdoiftheyfeeluncomfortable?
A.Choosegoodseats.
A.Signalforassistance.
B.Checktheirscheduletogether.
B.Removetheequipment.
C.ChangetheirplanforWednesday.
C.Leavetheareaimmediately.
5.Whatareusedinthisyogaclasstohelprelax?
18.WhatisprohibitedduringtheVRexperience?
A.Specifictools. B.Uniquegestures. C.Difficultposes.
A.Talkingloudly. B.Standingstill. C.Jumpingintensely.
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?@A5BCDefg,EBCDefg35hGH",I"JKL9 A、B、CMGNOJN 19.WhoareunsuitablefortheVRexperience?
PQRNO,S()*+9TUVW。?EBCDefgi,4%5#:_‘jGH",EH" A.Adultswithheartproblems.
5Z8;?X3,jH"%LP5Z89k:。EBCDefg‘6b。 B.Peoplewithpublicawareness.
?l6Bmn,\&l6、7"。 C.Independentindividualsabove12.
6.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofMikesofflinedayatfirst? 20.Whatistheaimofthisannouncement?
A.Interesting. B.Refreshing. C.Boring. A.TopromoteVRgames. B.ToensureVRuserssafety. C.TointroduceVRtechnology.
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书书书.;01 <=(456,71 501) Olaiyasinterestinsciencedidntstartwithschoollessons.Instead,itgrewfromhisloveofscience
./6 (41589;:892.51,7137.51) fiction.Hewasabigfanofsuperheroes,inparticulartheXMencomics.Hisfavouritecharacterwas
_‘@pqr,IE"KL9 A、B、C^ DsGNOJ,NPQRNO。 Havok,whocanreleasepowerfulenergy,whichOlaiyathoughtwasreallycool.Anotherherothathe
A admiredwasthefilm characterIndianaJones,anadventurousarchaeologistandprofessorata
Thecoastisauniqueplacewherelandmeetssea,offeringarichdiversityoflifeandlandscapes. university.Heusedtodreamofbecoming“IndianaJones”inhisownway.
Forcuriousmindseagertoexplorethewondersofthecoast,thesebookscanhelp. BecomingadoctorwasntalwaysOlaiyasdream,butbytheendofsecondaryschool,heviewedit
RSPBNatureGuide:Seashore asacareerwherehewoulddealwithpeople,goonadventuresandusehisscientificknowledge,which
ByCatherineBrereton wasbothenjoyableandchallenging.Premedicalstudieswerereallydifficultbecausetherewasalotto
Bloomsbury(outnow) study.Hestruggledwithit,butwhenhestartedhisdegreeattheUniversityofExeter,hesays,“That
Thisbookisahandyguidetotaketothebeachwithyou.Itcontainsmorethan200examplesof waswhenthefunbegan.”Helovedoutdooradventuresandactivitieswhilehewasstudyingthere.
wildlifeandplantsforyoutospot,frombrightbeakedpuffinstosunbathingseals.Useittobecomea In2016,OlaiyajoinedFameLab,aglobalsciencecommunicationcompetition,tosharescientific
wildlifedetectiveandlearnhowtolookafterthecoastline,too. ideaswithaudience.Hedeliveredacreativethreeminutetalkonthescienceofhappiness.Thenext
MapYourPlanet:RiversandCoasts year,heparticipatedagain,despitearrivinganhourlateduetoheavytraffic.Thetalkendedupbeinga
ByAmyChapman successandOlaiyamadeitthroughtoFameLabsnationalfinal.
FranklinWatts(outnow) SciencecommunicationisstillanimportantpartofOlaiyasjob—heisnowoneofthepresenters
Findoutmoreaboutriversandcoastswiththehelpofmaps.Findoutthepatharivertakesfromits onOperationOuch!onCBBC.Hismostimportantadviceforanyyoungdoctoristoworkreallyhardat
sourcetoitsmouthandhow theforceofwatershapesthecoastline.Itstheperfectresourcefor schooland“diveasdeepasyoucanintothescienceandthehumanaspect,becauseyoucanthaveone
understandingthedynamicrelationshipbetweenfreshwatersystemsandthecoastalenvironmentsthey withouttheotherinmedicine.”
create. 24.WhatinitiallysparkedOlaiyasscientificinterest?
ThePebble(tuv)SpottersGuide A.Charactersinsciencefiction. B.Aglobalspeechcompetition.
ByCliveMitchell C.Formalclassroomeducation. D.Medicaltraininginuniversity.
NationalTrustBooks(outnow) 25.WhydidOlaiyatakepartinFameLab?
Youseeallsortsofpebblesatthebeach,buthaveyoueverwantedtoknowmoreaboutthem? A.Towinitsfinalprize. B.Tobetterspreadscience.
Thisguidebookwillhelpyouuncoverthehistoryandsecretsofdifferentpebbletypes.Onceyoustart, C.TobeaTVpresenter. D.Toshowhismedicalskills.
youllleavenostoneunturned! 26.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeOlaiya?
GeologyRocks!WeatheringandErosion(wx) A.Reservedandtalented. B.Independentandambitious.
ByClaudiaMartin C.Warmheartedandcreative. D.Adventurousanddetermined.
Wayland(outnow) 27.WhatdoesOlaiyasadvicehighlight?
Learnaboutweatheringanderosionandhowtheseprocessesbreakdownrocks,withfunjokes, A.Alleffortswillpayoffoneday. B.Itisnevertoolatetolearnscience.
cartoonsandhandsonactivities.Youllalsofindoutabouttheincredibleformsthatrockscantake. C.Medicineneedshumanityandscience. D.Caringforpatientsoverweighsskills.
21.Whichbookisthemosthelpfulforageographyprojectonrivers? C
A.ThePebbleSpottersGuide. B.MapYourPlanet:RiversandCoasts. NearlyathirdoftheEarthslandareaiscoveredbyforestsandtheyplayanessentialrolein
C.RSPBNatureGuide:Seashore. D.GeologyRocks!WeatheringandErosion. sustaininglifeontheplanet.Hometomorethan80% oftheworldslandbasedspecies,forestsalso
22.WhatisafeatureofGeologyRocks!WeatheringandErosion? protectourplanetbyslowingdownclimatechange—butscientistsarentsurebyhowmuch.Recently,a
A.Detectingwildlifespecies. B.Exploringpebbleformation. newspacemissionhasbeencarriedouttofindouthowmuchcarbonisstoredbyEarthstreesandhow
C.Combiningfunwithlearning. D.Offeringmapsofoceancurrents. thisischangingasforestsarecutdown.
23.Whoaretheintendedreadersofthepassage? Treesabsorbcarbondioxidefrom theairandstoreitintheirtrunks,rootsandleaves.Carbon
A.Officialsdesigningconservationpolicies. dioxideisagreenhousegasthattrapsthesunsheatintheEarthsatmosphere,pushinguptemperatures.
B.Natureenthusiastsplanningcoastalvisits. Exactlyhowmuchcarbonistakenoutoftheairisveryhardtomeasure—butnow,researchersbelieve
C.Historiansresearchingmaritimetraderoutes. thatspacebasedobservationscouldprovideasolutiontopreciselymeasurethesecarbonstocks(|})
D.Marinebiologistsstudyingdeepseaecosystems. onaglobalscale.
B Themissioninvolvesaspaceprobe(~(cid:127)(cid:128)),whichisadevicewithoutapilot,calledBiomass.
WhenDr.DanielOlaiyaisntpresentingOperationOuch!onCBBC,heisworkingasaNational Theprobecarriedaradar—apieceofequipmentthatcanscanthroughthetopoftheforestdowntothe
HealthServicedoctor,specializinginanesthesiology(yz{).Heisalsoaflightdoctor,whichmeans floor.Thisstateoftheartradarhadneverbeensenttospacebefore,butitsdesignmeansitevencan
heworksonairambulances. measurethetrunks,branchesandstemsoftreesintheworldsthickestandmostremoterainforests.
!"#$ %3&(’8&) !"#$ %4&(’8&)Thescansitmakeswillthenbeusedtocreatedetailed3DmapsofareasinAfrica,AsiaandSouth “Thekeyinnovationwithournanogeneratoristhatweveenhancedthetechnologywith34tinyenergy
America.ProfessorShaunQueganfrom theUniversityofSheffieldinEngland,theleadscientist, collectorsusingalasertechniquethatcanbescaledupformanufacturetoincreaseenergyefficiency
explainedthatthescanswouldallowresearcherstoweighthecarboncontentoftheworldstropical further.”Hussainsays.
forestsfromspaceand,crucially,workouthowmuchthesearechangingovertime. Fornow,theresearchersareworkingonlaunchingacompanythatusesnanogeneratorsliketheone
BiomasswaslaunchedfromFrenchGuianainSouthAmerica.Itisexpectedtofly414milesupand inthestudytocreateselfpowered,harmlesshealthcaresensors.Thesedevicescouldthenexpandto
orbittheEarthforthenextfiveyears.ThedatagatheredbytheBiomassmissionwillcontribute othersectionsofhealthtechnology.
positivelytoglobalforesthealth. 32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rival”inparagraph3probablymean?
28.Whyistheforestsrolementionedinthefirstparagraph? A.Absorb. B.Balance. C.Reflect. D.Match.
A.Toappealtopeopletoprotectrainforests. 33.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?
B.Tocompareforestswithotherecosystems. A.Howthenanogeneratorworks. B.Whythedeviceneedselectrodes.
C.Tolisttheconvenienceprovidedbyforests. C.Whenstaticelectricityworksinballoons. D.Whatthechargeregenerationeffectis.
D.ToshowthemotivationfortheBiomassmission. 34.Whatsthefeatureofnanogenerator?
29.WhatistheBiomassspacemissionintendedfor? A.Itrequiresdailybatteryreplacement. B.Itmainlycapturesenergyfromsports.
A.Detectingforestscarbonstocks. B.MappingallcontinentsonEarth. C.Itadoptsefficiencyboostingtechnology. D.Itistooexpensiveformassproduction.
C.Studyingthegreenhouseeffect. D.Exploringnewrainforestspecies. 35.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?
30.WhatcanweknowabouttheBiomassprobe? A.Toadvertiseafitnessproduct. B.Tointroduceanovelgenerator.
A.Itrequiresapilottooperate. C.Toshowhowtogenerateelectricity. D.Toexplainthebenefitsofexercise.
B.Itcanidentifythenumberoftrees. .;6 (4589;:892.51,7112.51)
C.Itisfittedwithadvancedequipment. _‘@Aqr,Iqr39NOJNP(cid:136)(cid:137)(cid:138)(cid:139)g(cid:140)9QRNO。NOJ56O(cid:141)(cid:142)(cid:143)NO。
D.Itcanreacheverycorneroftheworld. Asawriter,Iinterviewexpertsabouthealthandwellness.Overtheyears,Ivefoundthatthese
31.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext? conversationsoftencontainuseful,surprisingadviceabouthow toliveahappyandfulfilling
A.GlobalForestHealthImprovedbySpaceData life. 36
B.NewRadarTechnologytoExploreForestClimate Startanunusualritual((cid:144)(cid:145)).“Smallritualscanaddlightnessandmeaningtodailylife,”says
C.TheTropicalRainforests:TheDefenderofEarthsLife MichaelNorton,theauthorofTheRitualEffect. 37 Togethisdaughtertoeatmeatloaf,hisfamily
D.TheBiomassSpaceDevice:ANewEyeonForestCarbon startedaritualofputtingcandlesonitandsinging“HappyMeatloaftoYou”tothetuneof“Happy
D BirthdaytoYou”.
Exercisinghasmanyhealthbenefits.Soon,itcouldhelploweryourelectricitybill!Insteadof Spread“positivegossip”.“Wetendtohighlightthenegativewhenwegossipaboutothers,”says
spendinghourschargingyourwearabledevices,scientistsfromtheUnitedKingdomhavedevelopeda JamilZaki,thedirectoroftheStanfordSocialNeuroscienceLab. 38 Spreadpositivestoriesabout
nanodevicethatgenerateselectricityfromrunningenergy. someone,suchassomeonesadmirablequalitiesorkindacts,asresearchfindsthiscanencourage
Theflexiblenanogenerator((cid:129)(cid:130)(cid:131)(cid:132)(cid:133)),whichturnssomemechanicalenergyintoelectricity, similarbehaviorinothers.
couldbecomeasusefulincreatingcleanenergyassolarcells.AstudypublishedinNanoEnergyshowed Doa“miniversion”ofyourfavoritevacationactivity.“Toprolongthehappinessyoufelton
itproduces1,000milliwattsofpower—a140foldincreaseovertraditional10milliwattnanogenerators. vacation,listwhatyoulovemostaboutthetrip,”saysSarahPressman,aprofessorofpsychological
“Whatsreallyexcitingisthatourlittledevicewithhighenergyharvestingefficiencycouldoneday science.Say,dailynaps,readingnovelsorfamilydinners.Then“trytofindaminiversionofthat,”
rivalthepowerofsolarpanelsandcouldbeusedtorunanythingfromselfpoweredsensorstosmart Pressmansays. 39 Ifyouloveexploring,meetafriendinanewtownandwanderlikeatourist.
homesystemsthatrunwithouteverneedingabatterychange,”explainsMdDelowarHussain,a 40 “Thinkaboutthingsthatreliablycomfortyousoyoucanpullthem outduringrough
researcherattheUniversityofSurreyandleadauthorofthestudy. spots,”saysSusanAlbers,aclinicalpsychologist.Thesemightincludepreparingadelightfulmusic
Researchershavecreatedanewnanogeneratorthatcollectsandturnstheenergyfrom everyday playlisttogiveyourselfalift,orcollectingpositiveemailsandscreenshotsofsupportivetextsfrom
movementsintoelectricity.Itusesmaterialsthatbecomeelectricallychargedwhenincontact.Thinkof lovedonesthatyouputinafolder.
howrubbingaballoononsomeoneshairmakesitsticktoeachotherbecauseofstaticelectricity((cid:134) A.Setupan“emotionalfirstaidkit”.
(cid:132)).Insteadofoneelectrode((cid:132)(cid:135))passingenergybyitself,thenewdevicehasarelayofworkers B.Youcancreateonearoundalmostanything.
whoshiftmechanicalenergy,likerunning,intoelectricity.Eachelectrodecollectsachargeandthen C.Instead,herecommendswedotheopposite.
passesitontothenextelectrode.Theaccumulatingchargecreatesmoreenergyinaprocessknownas D.Staycalmandpositiveinthefaceofdifficulties.
thechargeregenerationeffect. E.Ritualsoftenrequirealotoftimetoprepareproperly.
Hussainsaystheultimategoalistousethesenanogeneratorstocaptureanduseenergyfrom F.Ifyoulovebikingonvacation,startwithaweeklybikeride.
everydaymovements,likeyourmorningrun,mechanicalvibrations,oceanwaves,oropeningadoor. G.SoIcollectthebestpiecesofadvicefromallmyinterviews.
!"#$ %5&(’8&) !"#$ %6&(’8&).>01 ’?@$(456,71 301) 63 (guide)tours,culturaleventsandcreativeproductshaveincreasedpublicengagement,
./6 (41589;:8911,71151) withtheparkdrawing900,000visitorslastyear.However,therockcarvingsfacemanypreservation
challenges.Zhang,who 64 (witness)andbeeninvolvedthroughouttheentireconservationjourney
_‘@Aqr,Iqr3j"KL9A、B、C^DsGNOJ,NP(cid:146)(cid:147)(cid:137)(cid:138)(cid:139)g(cid:140)9QRNO。
theseyears,recalledthatspecificeffortsincludedextensivefieldsurveys,theconstructionofflood
StockwasreturningfromherhoneymooninCancunwithherhusbandQuinn.She 41 herfather
preventiondamsandprotectivefencing,andthedevelopmentofseveral 65 (strategy)tobalance
CaptainJohnArvintomeetthemwithhiscarinPhoenix.However,theyfirsthadto 42 apacked
tourismwithpreservation.
flighthome.
.A01 BC(456,71 401)
Asshe 43 boardingatthegateinCancun,Stocknoticeda 44 infulluniformwalking
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towardher.Whenhegotcloser,shesuddenlyrealizeditwasherfather.Onlythendidit 45 .Instead
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ofmeetingherattheairportinPhoenix,herfatherwasgoingto 46 herthere.QuinngreetedArvin
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immediatelywhileStockwasstillsitting, 47 .Eventually,shejumpedupto 48 herfather.
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49 ,Arvinhadbeenplanningthesurpriseformonths.TheideabeganwhenStockaskedhimto
2.˝˛¨(cid:201)。
helpwithherhoneymoon.Afterbookingtheflights,hequietlycheckedwhowouldbepilotingthereturn
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50 andappliedforithimself.Hetoldhisfamilymemberstokeepita 51 .
1.‰k(cid:155)(cid:209)U(cid:141)80G(cid:210)(cid:211);
Whenboarding,Arvinmadesurethecouplewereintheirown 52 .Duringhispreflight
2.»(cid:212)(cid:213)@(cid:214)(cid:145))&"(cid:215)9TUVWk&。
remarks,hedidntmentionthathisfamilywasontheairplane,but 53 thenewlyweds((cid:148)(cid:149)(cid:150)(cid:151)) DearPeter,
inageneralway.
ForStock,beingflownhomebyherdadwasa 54 endtoherhoneymoon.Herfathersgesture
wasa 55 thathewouldalwaysbetherethroughoutherlife. Yours,
41.A.advised B.urged C.promised D.expected LiHua
42.A.enjoy B.tolerate C.avoid D.evaluate .;6 (71251)
43.A.turnedto B.focusedon C.gaveup D.waitedfor _‘@Amn,(cid:216)(cid:217)(cid:218)/0^KLB(cid:219)(cid:220)(cid:221)(cid:222)(cid:223)‰6B,(cid:224)ƈ(cid:226)FªX(cid:228)9qr。
“Youvebecomequiteanindependentgirl,”herfathersaidtenderly.“Twelveyearsoldtoday...
44.A.guard B.pilot C.commander D.receptionist
Justrememberthegreatestgiftyoucangiveyourselfistofeellovefromthosearoundyou.Iloveyouso
45.A.happen B.work C.click D.begin
much,Amelia.Happybirthday!”Ameliaheldbacktears.“Iloveyoutoo.Bye.”shesaidasshe
46.A.fly B.drive C.invite D.follow
hungup.
47.A.astonished B.confused C.disappointed D.excited
Lessthananhourbeforethescheduledmeeting,Ameliawasdressedinheruniform.Shehadbeen
48.A.comfort B.hug C.pat D.impress
toldnottoeatbeforethemeetingasherclubmemberswouldbringsnacksforthestudysession.Amelia
49.A.Routinely B.Casually C.Occasionally D.Actually
wouldhavepreferredgoingtothedininghall,whereshecouldhavecelebratedherbirthdaywith
50.A.helicopter B.car C.leg D.ship
dessert,butasafirstyearstudent,shedidntwanttodisappointtheupperclassmen.Shewalkedalone
51.A.story B.lie C.secret D.plan
acrossthebridgetowardsthelibrary.Thecampusseemedemptyofpeoplesheknew.Afterreceiving
52.A.seats B.states C.interests D.thoughts
messagesfromfriendsalreadywaiting,shehurriedtothelibrary.
53.A.greeted B.congratulated C.introduced D.praised
Inside,shefoundthestudyroom.Tohersurprise,everyclubmemberandallherfriendswere
54.A.dramatic B.funny C.perfect D.poetic there.Thestudysessionbegandifferently.ItwastransformedintoagamehostedbyJordan.He
55.A.reminder B.memory C.warning D.mark announcedpointsforgivingcorrectanswerstovariousquestionsonthedigitalboardandamysterious
.;6 (41089;:891.51,71151) prizeforthewinner.Turnafterturn,theroom wasfilledwithexcitementasthegameprogressed.
_‘@Aqr,)(cid:139)g(cid:140)(cid:137)(cid:138)1G(cid:152)(cid:153)9(cid:154)(cid:155)e(cid:156)(cid:157)/(cid:154)(cid:155)9(cid:158)(cid:159)(cid:160)(cid:145)。 LaughtereruptedwhenKitewasrequiredto“returntozero”asshewasfoundcheating.
Underthehotsun,XuXiaolongandhisresearchteam walkedthroughwildgrassintheGobi Afteraboutanhour,thencamethelastquestionofthenight.“Whatplanetholdsthecapitalofthe
Desert,carefullyscanningtherockyslopesoftheHelanMountainintheirsearchforancientrock UnitedGalaxyUnion?”Ameliagotthechancetoanswer.Staringathernotes,shedesperatelyguessed,
carvings. “Nexus?”Alongpausefollowed.Jordandramaticallyannounced,“Youarecorrect!Everyone,addup
yourpoints.” Ameliacheered.Asshecalculatedherscore,shenoticedalmosteveryonehad
Uponfindingapatternonarock,theteamimmediatelyphotographedandrecordedits 56
disappeared.OnlyLucas,Leo,Angel,Mia,andJordanremained.“Whereiseveryone?”Amelia
(locate).“Thisfieldsurveynotonlyassessesthepreservationstatusof 57 (previous)discovered
asked,confused.Justthen,Jordansignaledhertositinachairfacingawayfromthedoor.
rockcarvingsbutalsohelpsidentifyanddocumentnewones,”saysXu.
ˇ—:
TheHelanMountain, 58 stretches250kilometers,ishometomorethan20,000ancientrock
1.(cid:223)‰(cid:155)(cid:209)U(cid:141)150G(cid:210)(cid:211);
carvings 59 (date)backapproximately10,000to3,000years.Thecarvingshavevarioussubjects,
2.»(cid:212)(cid:213)@(cid:214)(cid:145))&"(cid:215)9TUVWk&。
rangingfromhumanfacesandanimals 60 scenesofancientdailylifesuchasherdingandhunting.
Hesitantly,shesatdown,andlivelysoundsofacrowderuptedfrombehindher.
WithintheHelanMountainrockartruinspark,the 61 (deep)carvingreaches1.5centimeters.
Throughanexperiment,theyfoundthateventhreepeoplecarvingthroughoutanentiredayleftonly
Withlaughterandcheersaround,herfatherswordsranginherears.
slightmarks,indicatingthat 62 singlepieceofworklikelytookmultiplegenerationsofprehistoric
peopletocomplete.
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