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M:Canyoutellmewheretheclosestpayphoneis?
W:Youarewelcometousemine,Tom.Itwillsaveyoufivecents.
(犜犲狓狋2)
W:HaveyouseenMaryrecently?
M:No,butIspoketoheronthephoneandtoldherIddropinthiseveningafterthemovie.
(犜犲狓狋3)
M:Ms.Brownisourchemistryteacher.
W:Iknowher.ShemarriedmyworkmateHarryHilllastmonth.
(犜犲狓狋4)
M:Mary,Ireallywanttoapologizetoyou.
W:Forwhat?
M:ForwhatIsaidtoyoutheothernight.
W:Oh,forgetit.
(犜犲狓狋5)
M:Ellen,honey,doyouknowwheretheTVguideis?
W:Isntitonthetelevision?
M:No.Itsnotthere.
(犜犲狓狋6)
M:Doyouhavehurricanesinyourcountry?
W:Yes.Ourcountrysometimeshashurricanes,especiallyinwinter.ButthestrongestoneistheonethathappenedonOctober16th,
1987.
M:YoumeantheonethatstruckthesoutheastofEngland?
W:Yes.Ithadbeenrainingfortwodaysandthegroundwasverywet.Thetreesstillhadleaveson.Sothestrongwindpushedover
thetreeseasily.
M:Wasthereanyonekilledinthehurricane?
W:Yes,nineteenpeoplelosttheirlives.
M:Whatdidyoudothatevening?
W:Iwaswokenupbythestrongwind.AtreefellontomycottageandontotheotherhalfofmybedwhenIwaslisteningtothe
rushingwinds.
M:Youarelucky.
W:HowIwishallthepeoplehadbeenlucky!
(犜犲狓狋7)
W:Driverslicense,please.
M:Isthereaproblem,officer?
W:Mr.Jones,doyourealizehowfastyouweredriving?
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W:Yes,Imafraidyouwere.Thespeedlimithereis25becausethisisaschoolzone.
M:Oh,no!Ididntrealizethat.Iwasgoingabout30,wasntI?
W:Actually,Iclockedyouat54milesperhour.ImafraidIhavetogiveyouaspeedingticket.
M:Oh,no!Pleasedontgivemeaticket!Imsorry.IfIgetaticket,Imfinished!Youdontknowmyfather!
W:Son,Imjustdoingmyjob.Inthefuture,paymoreattentiontothelawsoftheroad.
M:(Sighsdeeply)WhatwillIsaytomyfather?
(犜犲狓狋8)
M:Youdontlookhappy.Whatstheproblem?
W:Ivegottowritealongcomposition,andIjustcantcomeupwithanyideas,andIhavetohanditintomorrow.
M:Thatshouldntbetoodifficult.Rememberthosepicturesyouwereshowingmelastweek?
W:Sure.Ivegotthemhere.
M:WhydontyouwriteaboutyourimpressionsofthePyramidsinEgyptandalike?
W:Soundslikeagoodidea.IcanalsotellaboutourvisittoNorthAfrica,theHolyLand,andallofthehistoricalplaceswevisited.
M:Well,nowyourefeelingbetteraboutthis.IthinkIllbeonmyway.Ivegottofinishmycomposition,too.
W:Thanks.Onceorganized,itwontbesodifficult.
(犜犲狓狋9)
W:So,Peter,youregoingtotellushowtomakeamillion.
M:Well,togobacktothebeginning,um,Iwenttostudydesignafterleavingschool.AndIwastherefortwoyears,andwhenIleft
college,Idecidedtogooffandseeabitoftheworld.
W:Wheredidyougo?
M:Well,afriendofminegotajobinBrazil,soIdecidedtogoandhavealookatBrazil.AndIhadawonderfultime.Thesociallife
wasverygood,andImadealotofwonderfulfriends.SomeofthesefriendsthendecidedtodriveuptotheUSA.Itseemedlikea
verygoodopportunitytoseesomemoreoftheworld,soIjoinedthem.ButwehadaterribleexperienceinCentralAmerica.We
werestolenawaybyforcebybadmen,believeitornot,anditwastwoyearsbeforeIgotawayfromthem.
W:Whatanextraordinaryexperience!
(犜犲狓狋10)
W:Yes,youreright.IamfromSouthAfrica.Iamnotatallusedtothiscoldweather,butIamgladtosaythatIhavealltheclothes
forthisfreezingweather.
BeforeIcametoFinlandtoattendthismeetingtwoweeksago,IhadnoideawhatkindofclothesIshouldtakealong.
Fortunately,myfriendJuliahadbeentoNorthernEurope.Yes,shewasagreathelp.Sheboughtmesomewarmsuitsand
dresses,businesstypeclothes,ofcourse,ofdarkcolors.ShealsoboughtmesomeskirtsandblousessothatIcouldwearthe
sameclothesinseveraldifferentways.Livelycoloreddresseswillgivemeanicechangefromtimetotime.Shealsohelpedto
chooseaverywarmraincoatandapairofboots.Oh,howluckyIamtohavesuchahelpfulfriend!Shesavedmealotoftrouble.
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JokulsarlonBeach9:;<=>?@。
22.C ./012。34犌狉犲犲狀犛犪狀犱犅犲犪犮犺—犎犪狑犪犻犻,犝犛犃56“Thisgreensandiscreatedbyamineralcalledolivine,whichcomes
fromanearbyvolcano.”78,GreenSandBeachABCDEFGHIJKLM。
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abunchofroundrocksthatlooklikebowlingballs.”N犃狊犆犪狋犲犱狉犪犻狊犅犲犪犮犺—犛狆犪犻狀56“AsCatedraisBeachisinSpain.Itsreally
prettywithbigrocksandarchesmadebynature.”78,OPQ?@RDST>UV。
24.D ./012。34+WX“Asateenager,Nicholashadtwopassions—photographyandkiteflying.”78,NicholasYZ[A
\]^P_‘a,6bDcdefgh。
25.C i0jk2。34+WX“NicholaslearnttomakestrongkitesmodeledontheJapanesekites,Rokkakuthatcouldstandhigh
winds.”7ik,RokkakuDWlgh。
26.D mnop2。34qrmsA“However”Nqrmt“Once,hiskitedisappearedintheYamunaRiver,withhisexpensive
camerafollowingit.”7ik,qrmuRisksAvwx<yz。
27.A i0jk2。{|}~78,Nicholas(cid:127)(cid:128)(cid:129)AP_‘a(cid:130)(cid:131)(cid:132)W(cid:133)(cid:134)<WV(cid:135)(cid:136)Acd(cid:137)。E(cid:138)7ik,(cid:139)(cid:140)^(cid:141)(cid:135)(cid:142)(cid:143)。
28.B i0jk2。34+WXA(cid:144)(cid:145)78,(cid:146)(cid:147)(cid:148)U(cid:149)s(cid:150)(cid:151)(cid:152)(cid:153)(cid:154)Z,^(cid:155)(cid:156)(cid:157)(cid:158)(cid:159)(cid:160)¡<¢H£⁄¥?ƒ§¤7'“?#~
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29.D ./012。34+…X“Afterspendingsometimeblowingbubbleswithhisson,Miyakostartedthinkingmoreseriously
abouttheselittlesoapywonders...”78,MiyakoD(cid:132)W‰(cid:190)¿(cid:192)`¤¤´A\]^fl1ˆ˜2A¯˘。
30.C i0jk2。34xtWX“Miyakohasalsoupgradedthedrone—thistimeusingalargermodel—equippedwithamachine
thatletsoutahugenumberofbubblesinashorttime.Ithasabigadvantageoverthehandheldmodel...”7ik,Miyako˙¨A
O(cid:201)˚¸(cid:204)˝˛ˇ!。
31.A ~”UQ2。~”(cid:148)—flEijiroMiyakoe(cid:139)A(cid:176)–(cid:209)(cid:210)(cid:211)(cid:212)(cid:213)(cid:214)A¤¤(cid:204)<(cid:215)(cid:216)(cid:217)(cid:218)£⁄A(cid:219)(cid:220),(cid:221)(cid:222).›fifl(cid:139)¡(cid:143)(cid:223)
A·(cid:181)。(cid:224)Æ~x7(cid:157)U(cid:226)(cid:132)“ª(cid:228)”(cid:229)(cid:230)(cid:231)。
32.C ./012。34+ŁX“Butsomeofitisaddedtothecountrysdrinkingwatersupplies.”78,Ø´Q0Œt^W56(cid:146)<
flº(cid:210)´(cid:236)(cid:237)。
33.B ./012。34+…X“Singaporehasfewnaturalwatersources.Theislandnationhaslonghadtodependmostlyon
suppliesfromneighboringMalaysia.”78,(cid:135)(cid:238)(cid:239)(cid:128)(cid:240)´æ(cid:242)(cid:243)(cid:244),L'Wı'(cid:246)(cid:247)56(cid:210)´łøFœß(cid:252)(cid:246)(cid:253)(cid:254)。
34.D X(cid:255)(cid:247)v2。+!X"#›fiflØ´(cid:132)$%&AW’()*AQ0¶•。
35.A +2jk2。~”"#›fifl(cid:135)(cid:238)(cid:239),-./flW_!0†1A’2,(cid:127)Ø´34<º(cid:210)´。
36.F 34s5“StudieshaveshownthattheaverageAmericantakesbetween3,000and4,000stepsdailydoingeverydaytings—
about1.5to2miles.((cid:219)(cid:220)6‡,7߸89:;#<3000—4000=,>W?@AA–B———(cid:247)C1.5—2DE。)”78,OE
FG›fi:;<3000—4000=AaQ———7'HIJKgL。L'MNOF“Thatamountalonehasbeenshowntolower
onesdeathrisk.(PO_(cid:153)‚Q:R‡7'HIJKgL。)”S(cid:131)(cid:231)#~TU。(cid:224)MF。
37.E 34s5“Whatifcountingresultsbymilesisntyourthing?(VWXDE(cid:152)YZ[W\D]A^¥?)”78,t5(cid:148)(cid:236)flWl
(cid:135)A·_,‘34t~,“youshouldaimforatleast30minutesperday,oratotalof150minutesperweek”,78OE(cid:148)(cid:236)fl\a
b(cid:153)A·_,c “Youcanmeasureyoureffortsinquantitiesoftimeinstead.(]7'(cid:210)\a(cid:246)b(cid:153)]Ade。)”L'MNOES
(cid:131)(cid:231)#~TU。(cid:224)ME。
38.C 34s5“Whatsmore,if30minutesofwalkingisunrealisticforyoutodoallatonce,thenbreakingitupintothreeshort,
10minutesessions.(ˇf#AD,VW306gA=(cid:218)h](cid:246)iW‰j(cid:134)D\(cid:226)kA,l(cid:156)m(cid:160)6(cid:134)Ł_106gAn\aX。)”
78,\oDpG=(cid:218)306gqD6(cid:134)Ł_106gj(cid:134)R(cid:157)1—(cid:176)rAstaQ。L'MNOC“Theywillprovidethesame
healthbenefits.((cid:160)¡(cid:127)(cid:148)(cid:236)(cid:176)rAstuQ。)”S(cid:131)(cid:231)#~TU。(cid:224)MC。
39.A 34s5“Still,whynotgetoffpublictransportationastopearly?”78,OE›fi@Avwxyz-{|7'(cid:148)sW}#
|,S(cid:138)AO“Thenwalktherestofthewayhome.((cid:240)t~#A(cid:127)<$(cid:128)。)”7'(cid:129)y(cid:231)s~,<(cid:127)$(cid:128),1—=(cid:218)(cid:130)(cid:131)A(cid:149)A。
(cid:224)MA。
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st5DSW(cid:136)’,i‡=(cid:218)(cid:132)(cid:133)A(cid:137)S———\(cid:138)#(cid:139)(cid:140)A(cid:141)(cid:142),9\(cid:138)#(cid:143)(cid:144)æ(cid:145)。L'MNOG“Walkingrequiresnospecial
equipment,gymmembershiportraining.(=(cid:218)\(cid:138)#(cid:139)(cid:140)A(cid:141)(cid:142),s(cid:146)(cid:147)(cid:143)(cid:144)æ(cid:145)(cid:148)(cid:149)(cid:150)。)”S(cid:131)(cid:231)#~TU。(cid:224)MG。
41.A (cid:151)(cid:152)(cid:153)(cid:154)(cid:155)(began)(cid:151)$(cid:156)\,(cid:157)(cid:158)¡(cid:143)i:“VW]^(cid:155)(cid:156)\(cid:143)A,(cid:159)(cid:160)¡。”
42.C ¢(cid:152)j(cid:134)(finished)k£A\],(cid:139)¡(cid:143)i:“Neeshan,](cid:157)⁄¡>O_“?”
43.B Neeshanh(cid:138)˘—(cid:128)¥(proud)。
44.D ƒ§nA\](cid:133),NeeshanA(cid:128)¸‚¤'(supportive)(cid:152)A(cid:141)(cid:146)“«。
45.A ‹›fi\,(cid:151)Neeshan)flˆ(cid:176)(decide)$£(cid:155)(cid:156)\,NeeshanA–†„‡(guided)(cid:152)·(cid:238)fl$(cid:156)Y(cid:181)。
46.C ¶(cid:231)21•。
47.D ‚(cid:240)(cid:152)A„”»(cid:152)A(cid:176)–¡˘—…‰(surprised),(cid:190)hF(cid:152)A(cid:128)¸(cid:246)i,O¿(cid:192)(cid:146)D`A^vnA。
48.A (cid:132)NeeshanA(cid:130)_´[\%,(cid:152)\Aˆ˜(cid:152)A–†(father)———WV(cid:211)¯(cid:192)•(cid:137)。
49.B “¡˘˙e–†W(cid:133)U(cid:218)(travel),¨¨(cid:139)e(cid:139)A(cid:176)–¡(cid:132)>(cid:155)(cid:156)。ƒn—(cid:247)(Growingup),¡§˘˙Or>。”
50.C ¶(cid:231)21•。
51.A OW(cid:201)O(award)»(cid:152)(cid:132)W_Y[˚(cid:228)(unemployment)˛\k¸˙Aß(cid:128)(cid:204)˝˛U。
52.D ¶(cid:231)21•。
53.C Neeshanˆ(cid:176)FG(cid:152)A$(cid:228)(study)A(cid:176)\(cid:192)(cid:146)(work)Ł_ˇ。
54.B ¶(cid:231)21•。
55.D (cid:151)(cid:152)$—$—(cid:209)(cid:210)$£\,Neeshan(cid:211)(cid:212)(cid:213)(precisely)8(cid:214)(cid:152)(cid:215)(cid:209)(cid:216)F(cid:155)(cid:156):(cid:217)(cid:218)(cid:192)•。
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Inordertoallowstudentstoexperiencethecharmofscienceandtechnologyupclose,ourschoolwillorganizea“Scienceand
TechnologyintotheCampus”eventintheschoolhallat8:00amnextSaturdaymorning.
Inthisactivity,scientistswillbeinvitedtoshowcaseamazingperformancesthroughvariousscientificdevices.Forexample,you
willseebowlingballsfloatingintheair.Adroneshowwillalsobedisplayedonthespot.
Imsuretheactivitywillbeofgreatbenefittoyou.Besuretocomeontime!
TheStudentUnion
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arrived,Leowasstillasleep.Hewasawakenedbyachoirofvoicescallingouthisnamefromoutside.Leowasfrightened,thinkinghe
mighthavedonesomethingwrong.Hetriedtorecallwhetherornothehaddonesomethingtoangerhisneighbors,buthecouldnot
rememberanything.
犠犺犲狀犺犲狅狆犲狀犲犱犺犻狊犳狉狅狀狋犱狅狅狉,犔犲狅狑犪狊狊狌狉狆狉犻狊犲犱狋狅狊犲犲犺犻狊狀犲犻犵犺犫狅狉狊犫犲犪狉犻狀犵犵犻犳狋狊.Theyhandedhimsweets,fruitsandahuge
pie.“Wereheretothankyou,dear.Thankyouforhelpingmecleanmyyard.”Abigailsaid,reachingouttotouchLeoshand.Other
neighborschimedin,thankinghimforremindingthemwhatitmeanttobeagoodneighbor.“YouhelpedAbigailoutwhennoneofus
did.Thankyouforremindingustobemindfulofwhatotherpeoplearegoingthroughsowecanhelpwherewecan,”oneofthemtoldLeo.
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