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1-5 BCBAA 6-10 BCACB 11-15 ABCBC 16-20 CABCC 21-23 CCD 24-27 BBBD 28-31 DAAC
32-35 CDDA 36-40 DABCG 41-45 CACBD 46-50 DDCBB 51-55 ACACA
56. to 57. rooted 58. where 59. has been sought 60. what 61. to build 62. dramatically 63. a
64. provides 65. perseverance
66. Dear Chris,
As chairman of the Student Union, I’m sorry to hear that the birds’ chirping has affected your study and
concentration. After a full discussion, we have finally decided not to remove the bird nests on campus.
Our school is not merely a home for students, but also a warm sanctuary for little birds. Removing their nests
will deprive them of their only shelters and upset the delicate ecological balance around us. Moreover, soft birdsong
allows us to relax ourselves and refresh our minds amid busy study, bringing endless vitality to the whole campus.
More importantly, it is meaningful for us to learn to adapt to small inconveniences in our shared living
environment.
Instead of changing the birds’ living conditions, you can close the windows or wear earplugs to block out
disturbing sounds. Why not regard the lovely birdsong as natural white noise or a wonderful dusk concert? We believe
living in harmony with nature is truly precious. Wish you a pleasant study experience in our school!
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
67.
Suddenly, an idea occurred to Jane. Why not share her camping photos and the stories behind them? She grabbed
her camera, flipping through snapshots of magnificent mountain sunrises and the funny scene where the tent collapsed
on her sister. Sweet memories flooded her mind as she recalled getting up early in the bitter cold to capture the perfect
sunrise, with her father’s words always cheering her on. As she arranged the photos into a slideshow and jotted down
brief notes, her anxiety faded away little by little.
The next morning, Jane brought her photos to school. When it was her turn, she nervously stepped onto the
stage. The instant the photo of the golden sunrise appeared on the screen, she calmed down and spoke confidently.
She talked about the tough climb and her father’s encouragement, holding the whole class spellbound. Loud applause
broke out the second she finished. Mrs. Marshall complimented her on sharing her genuine passion. Overwhelmed
with pride, Jane realized that public speaking was no longer a terrifying nightmare once she talked about what she
truly loved.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司1. M: What would you like to do in your lifetime?
W: I want to travel to Mars. I think that would be the most amazing thing I ever do in life. What about you?
M: I want to write a book about films.
2. W: Can you pick up Amy after school today? She gets out at 12:30 p.m. I have a doctor’s appointment at 1:00
p.m.
M: I can pick her up at 1:30 p.m. I’ll call the school and ask if she can go to the daycare after school for an hour.
3. W: Thanks for making us dinner, Edward. I know it was my turn.
M: No problem. I know that you have been studying hard for your exams, and I thought you might be hungry.
4. M: What did you get in your math exam?
W: I got an A! That means I can go to my first - choice university! What about you?
M: I only managed a B. I can’t go to my first - choice university with these grades.
5. M: Hi, Melissa. Did you only just get back from France? We were expecting you yesterday.
W: Hi, Ted. Our flight was delayed by over 12 hours because of the weather. I phoned Jack and explained.
6. 7. M: Is it you that placed the order?
W: Yes, thank you for coming so quickly.
M: And we’re going to the airport?
W: That’s correct.
M: The app makes everything a lot simpler. I’ve already mapped out the quickest way for your journey.
W: Well, that is very helpful.
M: Thanks. I also have some bottles of water if you need them.
W: Yes, please. I’m so thirsty. Thank you.
8. 9. 10. W: I’m sorry, Mr. Marshall. I couldn’t get the books you asked for.
M: Why not? I’m sure they’re over there.
W: But I think the bookcase is locked or stuck.
M: OK, sit back down and I’ll go and try to open it myself.
W: I’m almost sure it’s locked. The door just wouldn’t move at all.
M: If it is, I’ll have to get the key from the headmaster. Oh, but he’s not in today, is he?
W: No, I think he’s gone on holiday. He might have taken the key with him.
M: No, he wouldn’t do that — but he might have left it with Rachel.
W: She was in school today. I saw her this morning.
11. 12. 13. W: Thank you for inviting me to view this special exhibition. It was my pleasure to come to this gallery.
M: That’s all right. The artworks were painted by a local artist. He spent decades painting the beauty of this unique
学科网（北京）股份有限公司town, along with scenes from his life.
W: May I ask a question? I heard that the artist died in 1922 without ever selling a single painting. Is that true?
M: Yes, indeed. The artist preferred to be alone. He lived by himself, working in secret, and painted almost all his
life. His friends and family only discovered his talent after he died at the age of 92. When they cleared his house,
they found more than 300 paintings. And no one had ever seen these paintings.
W: How surprised and delighted he would be to know that his artworks are now being shown like this!
M: Yes. One thing I particularly love is that these paintings tell me what his life was like from when he was young
until his death.
14. 15. 16. 17. W: Hey Liam. Why do you look so down? What happened?
M: It was my driving test today. Did you forget?
W: Oh no. You failed?
M: Yep, I failed. That is my fourth fail now.
W: What went wrong?
M: I think it’s because I was nervous. I passed all my practice exams with my instructor with high scores. But then
with a stranger, I failed.
W: I have an idea.
M: What is it?
W: Ask your instructor to go with you to the exam. You are allowed to have them in the back of the car.
M: Really?
W: Yes. My cousin did that to help her pass. It took her seven times!
M: I shall talk to my instructor about it.
W: How many lessons have you had?
M: Feels like a million. But probably around 50. All my salary from working at McDonald’s disappears because of
driving tests.
W: It will be worth it in the end. It took me forever to pass my English and math exams. You must keep going. It’s
the same when you are applying for jobs. You might be turned down 10 times, but on the 11th try, the job is yours.
M: I suppose so.
18. 19. 20. Hello, and welcome to Sounds of the Airwaves. First released in 1970, the last song we played was Let
It Be by the Beatles. Written by English musician Paul McCartney, the song was inspired by a dream he had of his
mother, who sadly died when he was just fourteen. In the dream, she tried to make Paul feel better by saying everything
would be okay, and just "let it be". He woke up, wrote the song, and it went to number one in countries all over the
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Sit back, relax and listen with me to some of the best songs the world has ever produced. Over the next hour,
we’ve got 1987’s Bad by Michael Jackson, Universe by the boy band Exo, and many more.
But before all that, coming up after the break, we have something totally different... From the 2019 album
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