河北省滄州市部分高中2024屆高三年級下冊二模試題 英語 含答案

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第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽完每段

對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。

1.WhatwillthespeakershaveonWednesday?

A.Chicken.B.Noodles.C.Dumplings.

2.Whatisthemanreadingabout?

A.Aspaceexploration.B.Recentmoonlandings.C.Thelatestscientificachievements.

3.Whenwillthewomangototheartshow?

A.ThisSaturday.B.NextFriday.C.NextSunday.

4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Aholiday.B.Theirsister.C.Someweddingphotographs.

5.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthenewschoofsfood?

A.Expensive.B.Delicious.C.Terrible.

第二節(jié)（共15小題;每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）

聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選

項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作

答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。

6.Whatisthemanconcernedabout?

A.Theroom'ssize.B.Hispet.C.Theapartment'slocation.

7.Whatdoesthewomansuggestdoingnext?

A.Lookingforabelterplace.

B.Puttinginanofferrightaway.

C.Makingacallformoreinformation.

聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。

8.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.Cookingdinner.B.Shoppingforgroceries.C.Makinganartproject.

9.WhalistherelationshipbetweenIhespeakers?

A.Acouple.B.Goodneighbors.C.Colleagues.

聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。

10.Whatcanwclearnaboutthewoman'sbrother?

A.Helovesmovies.B.Heownsacompany.C.Heisaprofessionaldirector.

11.Whalisthemangoodal?

A.Dancing.B.Singing.C.Storytelling.

12.Wheredoesiheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A.Inaclassroom.B.Inastudio.C.Atabusstop.

聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。

13.Whaldoesihewomanwanlthemantodo?

A.Tidyupherhair.B.Cutherhairshort.C.ChangeIhecolor.

14.Whatdidthewomando?

A.Acareeradvisor.B.Asalesperson.C.Afitnesscoach.

15.Howdoesthewomandescribeherself?

A.Shy.B.Uncompetitive.C.Ambitious.

16.HowdoesIhewomanmostprobablyfeelaboutgellingthenewposition?

A.Regretful.B.Pessimislic.C.Confidenl.

聽第10段材料，回答第”至20題。

17.Whatwilltheaudiencetakepartin?

A.Amusicexchangeprogram.

B.Asporlsexchangeprogram.

C.Alanguageexchangeprogram.

18.Whereisthespeaker'sfatherfrom?

A.Spain.B.America.C.France.

19.Whatcanbelearnedaboulthespeaker?

A.HeteachesChinese.B.Heisamusicteacher.C.Hehasbeenlomanycounlries.

20.Howcantheprogrambenefittheparticipantsaccordingtothespeaker?

A.ItwillimproveIheirSpanish-speakingskills.

B.ItwillopeniheireyeslotheAmericanculture.

C.Itwilldeepentheunderstandingbetweeniheircounlries.

第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。

A

IfyouwanltolearnmoreabouttraditionalChineseculture,trytheseawesomeofferingsatihetbllowing

placesinChinatownSingaporeduringtheFiveFoolwayFestival2024,whichwilllastfrom9lo17March,2024.

ChinatownVisitorCentre

StartanexcitingjourneywithustoexplorethefascinatingtraditionalChineseweddingsandmodem

adaptations.HereyouwillalsohavethechancetotrytraditionalCantoneseweddingcakes.Don'tmissthisunique

opportunitytodeepenyourunderstandingandappreciationofChineseculture!

Time:16March.11:00-12:30

Ticket:$15.00

XinShengPoetsSociety

ThemastersandstudentsfromXinShengPoetsSociety'scalligraphygrouparepresentingacalligraphy

workshop.SignupnowtoexperiencethebeautyoftheirwrittenChinesecharactersandtakehomeyourownwork.

Time:10March.14:00-16:00

Ticket:$18.00

PingShehOpenHouse

Comeandjoinourworkshoptoexplorethecostumesandmake-upsofSheng,Dan,Jing,andChou-thebasic

rolesofPekingOpera.Understandingthedesignsandtheirsymbolicmeaningsiscrucialforappreciatingthe

PekingOperaperformances.

Duringourinteractivesession,youlllearnthebasicskillsofPekingOpera-singingandacting.Getreadyto

enjoyatrulyuniqueexperience!

Time:10March,14:00-16:00

Ticket:$20.00

TheatreCircleTeahouse

PreparetodiveintoCantoneseOperathroughourprofessionalworkshops.Toenhanceyourexperience,we

willwrapuptheeveningwithaCantoneseOperaperformanceledbyaveryfamousactress,MsHuGuiXin.

Time:15March.14:00-15:00

Ticket:$32.00

21.WhenwilltheFiveFootwayFestivalstart?

A.On9March.B.On10March.C.On16March.D.On17March.

22.HowmuchshouldeachvisitorpaytortheChinese-character-writingactivity?

A.SI5.00.B.$18.00.C.S20.00.D.$32.00.

23.Whatcanvisitorsdoatthelasttwoplaces?

A.TrysomefamousChineseteas.B.WatchPekingOperaperformances.

C.Studybasicpoem-writingskills.D.LearnabouttraditionalChineseoperas.

B

TheUnitedKingdomishostingtheAISafetySummit,bringingpoliticians,computerscientistsandbigAI

companyleaderstoasitechosentoritssymbolism:BletchleyPark,thebirthplaceofcomputingandcode-breaking

（密碼破譯）.

DuringWorldWarII,agroupofmathematicians,chessmastersandotherexpertsgatheredattheVictorian

countryhouse72kilometersnorthwestofLondontostartasecretwaragainstNaziGermany.Theirgoalwasto

breakasetofconstantlychangingcodesproducedbyNaziGermany'sEnigmamachine.Todoit,BletchleyPark's

wartimescientists—buildingonworkdonebyPolishcode-breakers―developedColossus,thefirstprogrammable

digitalcomputer.Somehistorianssaycrackingthecodehelpedshortenthewarbyuplotwoyears.

TthasoversimplifieditstruecontributionbydescribingBletchleyParkasaplaygroundforTuringandother

scientists/'saidhistorianChrisSmith,authorofTheHiddenHistotyofBletchleyPark..^Althoughitfitsintothe

romanticideathatagroupofsmartmenwithabitofwoolandsomeyardsofwirecanwinthewar.Infact,almost

10,000peopleworkedatBletchleyParkduringthewar.Threequartersofthemwerewomen.It'sbasicallya

factory...Twenty-fourhoursaday,sevendaysaweek.Whenpeacecame,thecode-breakersreturnedtocivilian

lifeandpromisedtokeepsecretabouttheirwartimework.Itwasnotuntilthe1970sthattheworkatBletchleyPark

becamewidelyknowninBritain/'

In1994,thesiteopenedasamuseum,afterlocalhistoriansbandedtogethertopreventitfrombeingpulled

downlobuildasupermarket.Itwasrestoredtoits1940sappearance,completewitholdtypewriters,phonesand

cups-includingtheonetiedtoaheaterinHut8,whereTuringledtheEnigmateam.

24.WhatcanwelearnaboutColossus?

A.ItwasinventedbyNaziGermany.

B.Itwasdesignedtosendsecretmessages.

C.Polishcode-breakersalsomadeacontributiontoit.

D.Theproject'sgoalwastoproducethefirstcomputer.

25.WhatdidChrisSmithmostprobablyimply?

A.Women'shardworkwasoverlooked.B.Thesecretshouldnotbekeptforsolong.

C.Thecomputeroughttobemorepowerful.D.hissillylosaythemachineshortenedthewar.

26.Whyisthecupmentionedin(helastparagraph?

A.Tohighlightthegovernment'ssupport.B.Toshowtheperfectrestorationofthesite.

C.TostressTuring'simportantroleintheproject.D.Totellthedifficultyincollectingthelostitems.

27.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Toadvocatewomen'sequalrightswithmen.

B.Toadvertiseanewlyrestoredcomputermuseum.

C.Toshowthesignificanceofanimportantmeeting.

D.ToaddsomebackgroundtotheAIsafetymeeting.

C

KeithPaynerealizedhewaspoorforthefirstlimewhenhewasinthefourthgrade.Theawarenesscameto

himwhenanewlunchladyinthecafeteriaaskedhimtopayforhislunch.

“Previously,thelunchladyhadjustwavedmeonbecauseI'dalwaysbeenonfreelunchJhesays."Butthis

newladydidn'tknowhowthingsworked,anditwasthefirsttimethatIhadbeenaskedtopayformylunch.”

Itwasanagonizingmomentandallofasudden,herealizedwhyhegotfreelunchwhilemanyofhis

classmateswerepayingfortheirmealseveryday.

“It'snotlikeIwaspoorerthedayafterthatthanIwasbefore.Nothingobjectivehadchanged.Butbecauseof

thatsubjectiveawareness.IbeganconstantlycomparingmyselfwithmyclassmatesandfeltreallyunhappyJhe

says.

KeithPayneisnowasocialpsychologistattheUniversityofNorthCarolinaandshareshowtheawarenessof

inequalityaffectsthewaythatbothourmindsandourbodiesrespond.

“Aswewalkthroughtheworld,itisverynaturalforustocompareourliveswiththoseofothers.Wethink

aboutourselvesintermsofbeingonacertainladder(梯子)withsomepeopleaboveusanditcancauseserious

psychologicalconsequences,^hesays.

Oneisthatitmakesusmorewillingtoseekoutrisksandengageinhigh-risk,high-rewardsortorbehaviors.It

affectsusinwaysthataresimilartophysicalthreats.

"ButIthinktherearewiserandlesswisewaystomakethosesocialcomparisons?'hesays,"Upwardsocial

comparisonsfeelterrible,buttheycanbemotivating.Downwardsocialcomparisonsfeelgreat,andyettheycanbe

demotivating.SooneofthethingsIrecommendisthatwecanbemorestrategicinmakingupwardanddownload

socialcomparisons,NeitheroneisgoodinitselfItjustdependsonwhatyourgoalis”

28.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“agonizing"underlinedinparagraph3?

A.Painful.B.Brief.C.Important.D.H叩py.

29.Whatdocstheauthorwanttoshowbytellingthestory?

A.Poorpeopleshouldbetreatedequally.

B.Hewantstoblamethenewlunchlady.

C.Therewerealotofpoorpeopleinhiscountry.

D.Wccanbeinfluencedbytheawarenessofinequality.

30.WhatdocsKeithPaynefeelaboutmakingsocialcomparisons?

A.Unimportant.B.Acceptable.C.Annoying.D.Unnecessary.

31.WhatwillKeithPaynemostprobablyadviseustodoifwefeelstressed?

A.Talktopsychologistsimmediately.B.Hangoutwithtopperformers.

C.Comparewithlesssuccessfulpersons.D.Stayaloneandenjoyourselves.

D

Thenumberofuniversitieshasgrownveryfastinrecentdecades.Higher-educationinstitutionsacrossthe

worldnowemploy15millionresearchers,upfrom4millionin1980.Governmentsarealsohappytospendon

highereducationbecauseitissupposedtoproducescientificbreakthroughsthatcanbeavailabletoall.Intheory,

therefore,universitiesshouldbeanexcellentsourceofproductivitygrowth.

Inpractice,however,theproductivityhassloweddownduringthelastdecades.Inthe1950sand1960s,

workers'outputperhouracrosstherichworldroseby4%ayear.Butinthelastdecade,1%ayearwasthenorm.

Evenwiththewaveofinnovationinartificialintelligence(AI),productivitygrowthremainsweak—lessthan

1%ayear,whichisbadnewsforeconomicgrowth.

AnewpaperbyAshishAroraandhisteamsuggeststhatuniversities1rapidgrowthandtherichworld's

slowdownproductivitycouldbetwosidesofthesamecoin.Thepapersuggeststhatscientificbreakthroughsfrom

publicinstitutions“causedlittleornoresponsefrombusinesses''overanumberofyears.Ascientistinauniversity

labmightpublishbrilliantpaperafterbrilliantpaper.Often,however,thishasnoimpactoncorporations'own

patents,withlifesciencesbeingtheexception.Andthis,inturn,pointstoasmallimpactontheoverall

productivity.

Whydocompaniesstruggletouseideasproducedbyuniversities?

Thepapersaysthat,freefromthedemandsofthemarket,researchersinuniversitylabsfocusmoreon

satisfyingtheircuriositythanfindingbreakthroughsthatwillchangetheworldormakemoney."Tosomedegree,

suchkindofresearchisnotabadthing;sonicbreakthroughtechnologies,suchaspenicillin,werediscovered

almostbyaccident/'itwrites,“Butifeveryoneisdoingthat,theeconomysuffers/'

Perhaps,withtime,universitiesandthebusinessworldwillworktogethermoretightly.Toughercompetition

couldforcebusinessestobeefuptheirintenialresearch.Infact,researchersincompanies'labs,ratherthan

universities,aredrivingthecurrentAIinnovations.Atsomepoint,governmentswillneedtoaskthemselveshard

questions.Inaworldofweakeconomicgrowth,hugespendingonuniversitiesmaycometoseemanunjustifiable

luxury.

32.Whatarethestatisticsinparagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Theweakeconomyaroundtheglobe.B.Universities'contributiontoemployment.

C.Governments'spendingonhighereducation.D.Theslowproductivitygrowthintherichworld.

33.Whichofthefollowingisbenefitingfromuniversitylabs'breakthroughs?

A.Theinvestors.B.Theworkers.C.Lifesciences.D.Alindustries.

34.Whatdoesthenewpaperimplyabouttheresearchersinuniversitylabs?

A.Theyareveryeagertomakemoremoney.B.Theyarelessconcernedaboutapplications.

C.Theyusuallyfindbreakthroughsbyaccident.D.Theyshouldbeleftalonetodotheirresearch.

35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.AStudySuggestsUniversitiesFailtoIncreaseProductivity

B.UniversitiesandtheBusinessWorldMayWorkTogetherSoon

C.ItIsImportantforCompanies'LabstoLeadtheAIInnovation

D.ItIsaBigWastetoSpendSoMuchMoneyonHigherEducation

第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

h'soneoflife'ssimplepleasurestotakeinthenicesmelloffreshapples,ortobiteintojuicytomatoes

burstingwithsweetnessandflavor.36.Fortunately,therearesometried-and-truemethodsthatcanhelpyou

maximizethetasteandshclf-lifcofyourfruitsandvegetables.

Havingalookattheproduceinyourlocalgrocerystore,youmightnoticethatalotofproductsarewrappedin

plaslic.Butmanyofthem,likemushrooms,areabout7tto??percentwater.37.Soyoushouldtransferthem

toapaperbagassoonasyougethome.Apaperbagcreatesdrierconditionsandcanslowdowntheagingprocess.

一38.Forexample,tomatoesareusuallyharvestedunripened,sothatbetweenthefarmandgrocerystore

theyripenovertime.Therefore,puttingfullyripenedtomatoesinthefridgecankeepthemfresherandextendtheir

shclf-lifc.

Takenoteofwhatfoodsyou'restoringtogether.Alotoffruitsandvegetablesreleaseethylene,acolorlessgas

thatoccursnaturallyinproduceandisknownasthefruitripeninghonnone1'.39.Tomatoesarealsoethylene

producingheavyweights.Ifnearbyvegetableslikecarrots,broccoli,andcucumbersareexposedtothegas,they

willagemuchfastertogether.40.

A.Therefore,itisbettertoputthemonthecounter

B.Themostwell-knownethyleneproducersarebananasandapples

C.That'swhyit'simportanttokeepthesefruitsandvegetablesseparate.

D.Ifyoustorctheminaconstantlywetenvironment,theywillrotveryfast

E.Cookyourfoodincorrectlyandyoumightendupthrowingitintothetrashcan

F.Butkeepingthemfreshoncetheyreachyourhomeiswheretherealchallengebegins

G.Forsomefruits,howripetheyarewhenpickeddetermineswheretheyshouldbekept

第三部分語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題：每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

Whenitcomestoherpassionlortravel,LuisaYudoesn'ttake“no"forananswer.IFshedid,shemightnot

have41thebeautifulbeachesinSomaliaatage77.

"Everyonesaid,‘Don'tgotoSomalia.That's42J"YutoldNPR"IfIwanttogosomewhere,nobody

can43me.Ilikechallcngc-it'smoreexciting.,,

Thankstoher44.the79-year-oldhasnowtraveledtoall193countries,agoalshe's45formore

than50years.

Yucaughtthetravelpassion46.GrowingupinthePhilippines,shewasinspiredbythemoviesshe

watchedasakid.Shemadeuphermindtovisitthenaturallandscapesshesawon47.

“Isawallthebeautifullakesandwildanimals,shesaid."That'showIstarteddreamingthatonedayIwas

goingtoseethe48

Herfirststepin49thatdreamcameinherearly20s,whenshearrivedintheUSasanexchangestudent.

DuringherstayintheUS.she50thecountrybybike.

Theround-the-worldtravelwasn't51Shewaited15yearstogethergreencardtobeabletotravel

internationally.Thereweretimeswhensheworkedasmanyasthreejobsatatimetosaveupenoughmoneyfor_

52.

Eventually,shebecameapart-timetravelagent,whichofferedhermorefreedomandopportunitiestosee

differentplaces,including53tocountriesthataretoodifficultfortouriststovisit.

The54traveler'sadviceforus?

“Don'twaitforanybody,shesaid."Ifyoukeeponwaiting,itwillnever55

41.A.missedB.boughtC.protectedD.enjoyed

42.A.prettyB.dangerousC.cheapD.close

43.A.stopB.hireC.inviteD.help

44.A.determinationB.youthC.wealthD.assistance

45.A.givenupB.dreamedofC.rclicdonD.carriedout

46.A.recentlyB.instantlyC.earlyD.eventually

47.A.airB.screenC.timeD.vacation

48.A.filmB.performanceC.peopleD.world

49.A.realizingB.revealin&gC.changingD.repeating

50.A.investigatedB.foundC.exploredD.passed

51.A.rewardingB.excitingC.affordableD.easy

52.A.booksB.tripsC.studiesD.medicines

53.A.accessB.attachmentC.devotionD.attraction

54.A.scaredB.tiredC.experiencedD.bored

55.A.failB.recoverC.growD.happen

第二節(jié)（共10小題:每小題1.5分,滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

TheUnitedNationsEnvironmentProgramme(UNEP)todayannouncedthe2023ChampionsoftheEarth.

56(honor)intheEntrepreneurialVisioncategorythisyear,theBlueCircleofChina,whichinvolvesmore

than6.000individualsandover200companiesfromChina'seasternprovinceofZhejiang,hasemployedblock-

chaintechnologyandtheInternetofThings57(track)andmonitorthefullliie-cycleofplasticpollution.It

hasalreadycollectedover10,700tonsofabandonedplasticsfromthesea,making58China'slargestmarine

plasticwasteprogram.

“Toprotectourplanet,wcmustfindinnovativewaystoreducetheamountofplasticwaste;"saidInger

Andersen,ExecutiveDirectorofUNEP.“Oneofthisyear'sChampionsoftheEarth,BlueCircleofChina,has

foundaverygood59(solve)todealwiththeproblem?'

Plastichastransformedeverydaylifeandproducedmany60(benefit)tosociety.Buttheworld61

(turn)outaround430milliontonsofplasticeveryyear,twothirdsof62quicklybecomeswaste.

Theaddictiontoplasticshascreatedwhatexpertscallanenvironmentaldisaster.Everyyear,upto23million

tonsofplasticwastegoesintolakes,riversandseas.By2040,carbenemissionsassociatedwith(heproduction,use

anddisposalofplasticscouldaccount63nearlyonefifthofglobalgreenhousegasemissions.Chemicalsin

plasticcanalsocausehealthproblemsinhumans.

UNEP'sChampionsoftheEarthhonorsindividuals,groupsandorganizationswhoseactionshavea64

(significance)impactontheenvironment.TheannualChampionsoftheEarthawardistheUN's65_

(high)environmentalhonour.

第四部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)

第一節(jié)(滿分15分)

假定你是李華，你的外國好友莎莉(Sally)將于暑假來中國旅游。為了幫助她準(zhǔn)備這趟中國之行，請你給

她推薦一個視頻博客(Vlog)：BeautifulPlacesinChina.要點包括：

1,推薦的理由：

2.發(fā)出邀請。

注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右：

2.可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫。

DearSally,

Yours,

LiHua

第二節(jié)（滿分25分）

閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

Oneday,myparentstoldusthattheyhadtoworkintheeveningandcouldnotcomehometocookforus.My

threelittlesisterslookedatmeandasked,"What'slordinner?^^

Iwasinmiddleschoolthen,butIhadthreemouthstofeed—agestwo,sixandnine.Iwasreallyshorton

ideas.Likeacornedanimal,Isearchedforapossibleanswer.

“Where'sthespinning（旋轉(zhuǎn)的）gameboard?^^

“Notspinninggameboard,“Abby,myoldestsister,protested,*kWcneedfbod.”

Iwalkedtothecloset,pulledoutthegameboardandtestedthespinner.ThenIdivideditintofourareasand

fixedacoupleofsheetsofpaperbetweentheplasticarrowandthecardboardbase.Ilookedatmysisters.

“Whowantschocolatc?^^Iasked.

Alice,myyoungestsister,screamedhappily.Abbycrossedherarmsandsaid."Mumwouldn'tletthat

happen.”

"Muni'snothere."Isaidandwrote"chocolate”intheupperrightarea.

Andy,mymiddlesister,asked."Whatareyoudoing?”

“You'llseeinasecond."Ipointedatthesecondarea."Howaboutnoodles?”

Andystarteddancingaroundincircles.

Myyoungestsistersaid,"Dressuplikesuperheroes.”

“Absolutely!”Iputherrequestdowninthethirdblankarea,withoutthinkingabouthowthatwouldbeturned

intodinner,hopingthearrowwouldlandsomewhereelse.Wedebatedthefinalsectionforafewsecondsandthen

collectivelydecidedonpizzaforthelastblank.

Isettheboardinthemiddleofthctable.Wcgatheredaroundthetable.andIsaid."Wcarcgoingtospinit

once,andwhateverwelandonthat'swhatwe'lldotonight.”

Abbyshookherhead."Udon'tthinkthisisagoodidea.”

"It'sokay.Mumwillunderstand,Icomfortedher.

Aliceyelled,“Iwanttospinit.”

Alice'strysentthelittleplasticarrowflyingaroundandarounduntilitlandedon...pizza.Everyoneshouted,

“Pizza!”,includingAbby.Istillhadnoideawhatweweregoingtodo.Abbylookedatmeandasked,“Butwhat

arewegoingtodo?”

“Let'sbuysomematerialslormakingpizzafirst."Isaid.

注意：I.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個左右：

2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。

Wefoundabasketandranofftothegrocerystore._________________________________________________

Wewerereallyexcitedaboutpreparingpizzabyourselves.

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M:Okay,sowe'llhavechickenonMonday,andvegetablenoodlesonTuesday.Maybesomethingwithfishon

Wednesday?

W:Oh,thatsoundsnice.Whataboutthosefishdumplingswcmadeafewweeksago?

M:Goodplan!Thoseweredelicious,likesomethingfromaproperChineserestaurant!

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M:I'mreadingaboutthefirstmoonlandingin1969.Itchangedspaceexplorationforever.

W:Indeed,itwasanimportantachievementforhumanity.

M:Anditshowedthepowerofscienceanddetermination.

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W:AreyoufreethisSaturday?There'sanartshowintownthatI'dlovetosee.

M:Sorry,Tilbeinthelibraryallweekend,workingonmyproject.MaybenextFriday?

W:I'mvisitingmygrandmotherthen.Don'tworry,Tilgoaloneandtellyouifit'sworthseeing!

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W:Isawsomephotosfioniyoursister'sbigdayonWeibo.

M:Oh,yes,aren'tthepicturesgreat?Thephotographertheybookedwasarealartist.Andthewholedaywasjust

magical,likesomethingoutofafairytale.Mysisterandherhusbandweresohappy.

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W:Ithinkwc'rcprettyluckyhere.Atourlastschool,therestaurantfoodwashomblcandreallyexpensive!

M:Yeah.ButIjustwishtherewasawidevarietyofdishes.Tmtiredofeatingthesamemeals,weekin,weekout.

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W:Thisisbyfarthebestapartmentwe'veseen.

M:You'reright.It'sagoodsize,thepriceisright,andil'sintheperfectlocation.But,whataboutDaisy?These

typesofbuildingsoftenhavea"nopets''rule.Tdratherlivesomewhereelsethanleaveherbehind.

W:Well,ofcourse.Doyouhavetheseller'sphonenumber?

M:Yes,it'ssomewhereintheemailshesentme.

W:Well,Gndit,andweHlaskherrightnow.There'snotimetolose!Ifwewantthisplace,weneedtoputinan

offerquickly.

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M:Hi,areyoustillattheshops?

W:Yes,Tmcurrentlyinthefiuitandvegetablesection.Why?Doyouneedsomethingelsefortonight^dinner?

M:No.Oscarhasjustrememberedthathehasaschoolartproject.It'sdueonFriday.Heneedsaloadofsupplies

fbrit.

W:Oh,forgoodness's