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Dear headmaster,
So appealing is your plan to introduce a robot to our school that I decide to respond to your
asking for proposals. From my perspective, a robot is more suitable for the position of librarian.
With regard to the range of service, being a librarian needs not only to classify books, but also
put and find them in the right order on the right shelf, while being a waiter involves serving the very
dishes to the specific table, doing some cleaning and so on. A robot can accomplish three or four
librarians’ work of sorting and labeling books at the same time.
In terms of working efficienc y, a robot may be more efficient in doing the programmed
mechanical and repetitive kind of work. Therefore, it is more advisable for the robot to undertake the
duties of a librarian grouping countless books repeatedly.
In a nutshell, it is the mechanical work of a librarian that the robot is more competent at.
Hope that my advice will be of great help to your decision.
Yours,
Li Hua
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Text 1
W: Esther looks calm as she faces the press.
M: After all, she has had many such experiences. The documentary she filmed about a ballet school has
become a hit again.
Text 2
M: What did Sarah mean by “thinking outside the box” just now?
W: Well, she suggested we explore different ideas—finding new solutions beyond the usual methods.
M: Got it. I believe it needs a team effort. It would be best if everyone shared the responsibility of
bringing fresh perspectives.
Text 3
W: Eric, have you noticed that the ground outside is frozen solid?
M: Really? I didn’t know that.
W: Yeah, it feels like the North Pole out here. I wasn’t expecting it to be this chilly. I need to drink some
hot water to warm myself.
Text 4
M: Hey, Chloe! We need some new blood. Could you please draft a job advertisement?
W: Sure, Greg. What details should it include?
M: Just cover the position, qualifications and the application process. And the deadline for hiring is next
Friday. Thanks a bunch!
Text 5
W: Have you heard about the soup kitchen in our community?
M: Yeah, I heard they’re providing meals for those in need. Are you planning to volunteer?
W: Sure. It’s a great way to give back to the community. Do you want to join me?
M: You bet!
Text 6
W: Good afternoon, Mr. Warren. ⑥⑦I want to brief you on tomorrow’s schedule.
M: OK. Please go ahead.
W: ⑥In the morning, you will have a strategy meeting with the marketing team at 10:00. Then, you
will have lunch with the client Ms. Carey at noon.
M: ⑦What about the afternoon?
W: ⑦There will be a conference call with the international partners at 3:00, followed by a budget
review meeting at 4:30. I’ve arranged everything including your materials.
M: Thank you, Jane. Please ensure all the documents are in order for the meetings.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司Text 7 (第8题为推断题)
M: Hey, I guess it’s your book. It dropped right at my foot.
W: Oh, yeah. Thank you. I just dozed off. The night flight can be really tiring. I’m Anna. Nice to meet
you.
M: Nice to meet you, too. I’m Chandler. ⑨Are you flying to France for travel?
W: Yes. I’ll travel with my friends and go shopping. ⑨And you?
M: ⑨Just for work. You know, the usual work-related trip.
W: I see. You look like an Asian. Are you from Thailand?
M: You’re half-right. My mother is Thai, but I’m from London. Where are you from?
W: ⑩I’m from Amsterdam.
M: Ah, Amsterdam. ⑩It is the capital and the most populated city of the Netherlands.
W: ⑩Spot on! Have you been to the Netherlands?
M: Yes, I was there for traveling.
Text 8
W: Hello, ⑫I’m Jessica James. ⑪You must be Dylan Warren.
M: ⑪Yes. Glad to meet you!
W: Glad to meet you, too. Let’s get down to business. ⑪How old is your car?
M: ⑪Four years old, with 46,000 miles on it. It has power windows, automatic locks, a car audio
system, air conditioning and new tires.
W: I see. Well, was that scratch from a car accident?
M: No, I got it when parking.
W: Can I take a test drive?
M: Sure.
W: Okay… The suspensions seem excellent. The brakes are OK. ⑫However, the engine doesn’t sound
good. Anyway, ⑬what’s your asking price? $5,500?
M: I will take it to a garage for a thorough check. ⑬If everything is fine, I think $6,500 would be good.
W: Come on. There is a scratch. And I’m not sure if it had a serious accident. Let’s make a deal—
$6,000, okay?
M: I’m sorry I can’t accept that.
W: Well, give me a call if you change your mind.
Text 9
W: Aaron, do you know anything about Chinese martial arts?
M: Absolutely! There’s so much diversity in Chinese martial arts.
W: Yeah. ⑭I love tai chi best for its graceful movements and health benefits. How about you?
学科网（北京）股份有限公司M: It’s hard to pick just one. I love Shaolin kung fu. And I’m into Wing Chun. The focus on close-
range combat and efficiency is impressive. ⑮Besides, drunken boxing is also attractive. The appeal
lies in its uniquely entertaining combination of smooth, unpredictable movements and comedic
elements.
W: I see you really like Chinese martial arts. ⑯So how do you view the importance of Chinese martial
arts?
M: ⑯Well, apart from self-defense, they are deeply rooted in Chinese culture, promoting discipline and
respect.
W: ⑯Yeah, and they also reflect Chinese philosophy. The yin-yang concept is evident in the balance
between offense and defense.
Text 10
W: ⑱Isidora Djukic is a biology and chemistry student at John Carroll University. ⑰She never thought
that one day she would be in a classroom where an English professor asked her to play a board game
to learn about climate change.
Djukic is taking a biology class called Climate Change: Global Impacts. ⑰At the same time, she is
taking an English class called Environmental Literature. Her university requires students to take two
connected classes that examine the same subject in different ways.
⑰Debra Rosenthal is the English professor. ⑱At first, Djukic said she was uncertain about Rosenthal’s
board game idea. “I was just thinking the idea could be interesting. But how fun is this idea actually
going to be? Can we really learn about climate change just by playing a board game? What
specifically can we get from such a game?”
⑲⑳Rosenthal bought six copies of a game called “Solutions”. The goal is to pick cards and then add
them to the game board in a way that helps reduce global temperatures. ⑲Students do not compete
against each other. They work together and try to come up with a solution so that the planet is not
destroyed. The game is different from some other board games such as “Monopoly”, where the goal
is to win.
Students read materials and then discuss their ideas. ⑳In most classes, Rosenthal said, students
laughed, disagreed and had to call for votes as a way to decide how to move forward in the game.
Djukic said it was a way to have fun while also learning about such a serious subject.
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