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钢城四中2020—2021（下）期中考试卷第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话

后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatdidthewomanforgettobringtoschool?A.Herwatch.B.Herglasses.C.Herumbrella.2.Howmuchwillthew

omanhavetopay?A.£2.B.£5.C.£7.3.Whatdoesthegirlwantherdadtodo?A.Takehertoamatch.B.Getheradictionary.C.Buy

heramagazine.4.Whatdoesthemanthinkoftheromanticfilm?A.Boring.B.Exciting.C.Impressive.5.Whatarethespeake

rstalkingabout?A.ATVprogram.B.Ahost.C.Agame.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的

A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whyisthemanmakingthecall?A.Tomakeanappointmen

t.B.Tochangethemedicine.C.Toknowaboutthemeeting.7.Whatwillthewomanmostlikelydonext?A.Putthemanthroughtoanotherdoctor.B.GetintouchwithDr.Johnson.

C.GotoDr.Lee’soffice.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.WhydidMarsharequestthemeetingbeputoff?A.Shegotthesalesreportlate.B.Shewillgoonabusi

nesstrip.C.Shewillbevisitedbyacustomer.9.Whendoesthewomansuggestthemeetingbeheld?A.OnTuesdaymorning.B.OnTue

sdayafternoon.C.OnWednesdaymorning.10.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Makeatravelplan.B.Analyzesomedata.C.Try

toreachMarsha.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Strangers.B.Husbandandwife.C.Roommates.12.Whatequipmen

twillthewomanprobablyleavebehind?A.Thegascooker.B.Thefridge.C.Thedishwasher.13.Whatdoesthemanlikeaboutthebedroo

m?A.Thecolorofthewall.B.Thematerialofthefloor.C.Theviewfromthewindow.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.HowdidTom’s

motherfindoutabouttheconcert?A.Byreadingaposter.B.Bylisteningtotheradio.C.Bylookingatawebsite.15.WhenwillTomgototheconcert?A.On19June.

B.On23June.C.On25June.16.Wherewillthegirlgofirstafterschooltomorrow?A.Totheplayground.B.Tothesportsclub.C.Tothelibrary.听第1

0段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Wherearethetouristsfrom?A.NewYork.B.London.C.Paris.18.Whatkindofhotelwillthetouristsstayin?A.Three-starone

s.B.Four-starones.C.Five-starones.19.Whatwillthetouristsdoattheairport?A.Havebreakfast.B.Meetthetravelagent.C.Dosomeshopping.20.Whatdoesthespeake

rremindthetouriststodointheend?A.Bealwaysontime.B.Takecareoftheirbaggage.C.Makeaplanintheirsparetime.第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15

小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。AAstheleavesstarttochangecolorandtheautumnairturnsfre

sh,sometimesnothingismoreappealingthantheattractionofagoodbook.Hereareourfourtoppicksforthebestbooks.TheMostFunWeEverHadByClaireLombardoDouble

dayDavidandMarilynhavebeenmarriedformorethan40years.Fourkidsanddecadeslater,they'restillasinloveasthedaythey

met.Lombardopaintsanextraordinarypictureofafamilyinwhatcouldwellbeoneofthebestnovelspublishedthatyear.TheShadowKingByMaazaMengi

steW.W.Norton&CompanySetduringMussolini's1935invasionofEthiopia,TheShadowKingfocusesonthefemalesoldierswhotakeuparmsinWorldWarII.Inbeautiful

prose(散文),Mengisteshinesalightonthosewhoselivesarenotoftennoticed.SomeoneWeKnowByShariLapenaPamelaDormanBooksAquietsuburbantownisshakenb

yaseriesofbreak-insandabodythatturnsupinthetrunkofacarinthislatestpsychologicalthrillerbytheauthorofTheCoupleNex

tDoor.Howarethecrimesrelated?Andwhatdoestheintruderknow?TheOnlyPlaneintheSky:AnOralHistoryof9/11ByGarrettM.GraffAvidReaderPressJ

ournalistGrafifputstogetheranoralhistoryof9/11fromtheperspectiveofnearlyeveryoneinvolved.Everysinglelineisbreathtakingandheartb

reaking,weavingtogetherthestoryofpreviouslyunimaginableandtragiceventsthatchangedhistory.21.Whichofthefo

llowingpublishedthebookaboutthearmy?A.Norton&Company.B.Doubleday.C.PamelaDormanBooks.D.AvidReaderPress.22.Whichauthor

isgoodatwritingthestoriesofsuspense?A.ClaireLombardo.B.MaazaMengiste.C.GarrettM.Graff.D.ShariLapena.23.Whichofthefo

llowingisTRUEaboutTheOnlyPlaneintheSky:AnOralHistoryof9/11?A.It'saboutsomefemalesoldiersinWorldWarII.B.It'saboutsometruesto

riesin9/11.C.It'saboutajournalist'sexperiencein9/11.D.It'saboutasingletragiceventin9/11.BAsachild,JaneGoodallhadanaturallovefortheoutdoorsandan

imals.Andatage23,sheleftforNairobi,Kenya.There,JanemetfamedDr.LouisLeakey,whoofferedherajobatthelocalnaturalhisto

rymuseum.SheworkedthereforatimebeforeLeakeydecidedtosendhertotheGombeStreamGameReserveinTanzaniatostudywildchimpanzees.Hefeltherstro

nginterestinanimalsandnature,andherknowledgeaswellashighenergymadeheragreatcandidatetostudythechimpanzees.InDecember1958,J

anereturnedhometoEnglandandLeakeybegantomakearrangementsfortheexpedition(考察),securingtheappropriatepermissionsfromth

egovernmentandraisingfunds.InMay1960,JanelearnedthatLeakeyhadgainedfundingfromtheWilkieBrothersFoundation.Janearrivedbybo

atattheGombeStreamGameReserveontheeasternshoreofLakeTanganyikawithhermother.TheearlyweeksatGombewerechallenging.Janedevelopedafevert

hatdelayedthestartofherwork.Finally,anoldchimpanzeenamedDavidGreybeardbegantoallowJanetowatchhim.Asahigh-rankingmaleofthechimpanzeecommunit

y,hisacceptancemeantothergroupmembersalsoallowedJanetoobserve.ItwasthefirsttimethatJanehadwitnessedDavidGreybeardusingto

ols.Excited,shetelegraphedDr.Leakeyaboutherobservation.Hewroteback,"Nowwemustredefine'tool'and'man'oracceptch

impanzeesashumans."Janecontinuedtoworkinthefieldand,withLeakey'shelp,beganherdoctoralprogramwithoutanundergraduatedeg

reein1962.AttheUniversityofCambridge,shefoundherselfatoddswithseniorscientistsoverthemethodssheused—howshehadnamedthechimpanzeesratherthanus

ingthemorecommonnumberingsystem,andforsuggestingthatthechimpshaveemotionsandpersonalities.Shefurtherupsetthoseinpowerattheun

iversitywhenshewroteherfirstbook,MyFriends,theWildChimpanzees,aimedatthegeneralpublicratherthananacademicaudi

ence.Thebookwaswildlypopular,andheracademicpeerswereoutraged.Dr.JaneGoodallearnedherPh.D.onFebruary9,1966,andcontinuedtoworka

tGombeforthenexttwentyyears.24.WhydidLeakeyappointJanetoTanzania?A.Janeaskedtochangeherworkplace.B.Janewasno

tsuitableforherpreviousjob.C.Jane'sabilitiesandtalentswerediscovered.D.Thenaturalhistorymuseumwasoutofbusiness.25.Whatdoestheunderlined

phrase"atodds"meaninParagraph4?A.Agree.B.Resemble.C.Disagree.D.Coincide.26.Intheopinionsoftheacademicpeers,whatwasthevalueofJane'sfirst

book?A.Anewdirectionofknowledge.B.Acommonachievement.C.Worthfartherdiscussion.D.Absolutenonsense.27.WhatcanwelearnfromJaneGoodall?A.Challengingsenior

scientistsisamustingainingfame.B.Cooperationistheonlykeytomakingsignificantdiscoveries.C.Passionandhardworkcanmakeadiffe

renceinscientificresearch.D.Theabilitytoraisefundscountsforachievinggreatsuccess.CThebeautyoftheoutdoorsnatura

llyencouragespeopletogooutside.Thedrivetowardthenaturalworldispresentinnormaltimes.Now,asmanypeoplearelockedindoors,spendinghoursinfrontofscreens,

thepullofwatchingwindblowbranchesofneighboringtreesishardlymatched.Foresttherapyisonewaytosatisfythedemandwhileimprovingpersonalhealthandwell-be

ing.InspiredbytheJapanesepracticeofshinrin-yoku,or"forestbathing",foresttherapyisaguidedoutdoorpractice,which

encouragespeopletoexperiencethepleasuresofnaturethroughalloftheirsensesandbepresentinthebody.Researchonshinrin-yokubeganinJapaninthe1980swhenleader

stherenoticedasharpriseinstress-relatedillnessesinthecountry,resultingfrompeoplespendingmoretimeworkingintechnologyandotherindustrialwork.Specifics

ettingswerecreatedtoguidepeopleinoutdoorexperiences.Researchshowedforestbathingmayhelpreducestress,improveattention,andliftmoods.Stre

ssraiseslevelsofcortisol,whichplaysaroleinhighbloodpressure,heartdiseaseandheadaches.Intestsubjects,levelsofcortisoldecreasedafte

rawalkintheforest.Treesgiveoffoilscalledphytoncidesthathavespecialpropertiesandmayinfluenceimmunity(免疫力).Exposuretonat

uraltreeoilshelpsliftdepression,lowerbloodpressure.Onestudyshowedariseinthenumberandactivityofimmunecells,whichfightvirusesandcancer,amongpeoplewhos

pentthreedaysandtwonightsinaforestcomparedwithpeopletakinganurbantrip.Thisbenefitlastedformorethanamonthaftertheforest

trip!Don'tworryifyoudon'thavethreedaystospendintheforest.Arecentstudyshowedspendingatleast120minutes

aweekinnatureimprovedself-reportedhealthandwell-being.Itdoesn'tmatterwhetherthe120minutesrepresentsonelongtrip,orseveralshortervisitstonature.

So,evenaswearehonoringphysicaldistancing,it'spossibleandessentialtogetoutsidefor20minuteseverydayanden

hanceourwell-being.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinparagraph1imply?A.Interactionbetweenneighborsisrare.

B.Thebeautyofnatureisoftenignored.C.People'surgetobeoutsideisstronger.D.Publicphysicalconditionisworsening.29.WhydidJapan

eseresearchersstarttostudyshinrin-yoku?A.Tofindawaytohelppeopleworkout.B.Todealwithanationalhealthcrisi

s.C.Toprovideaneffectiveexerciseguide.D.Togetpeopleawayfromtechnology.30.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?A.Howforesttherapyaffectsthebody.B.Howlon

gpeopleshouldstayinnature.C.Whatlong-termstresscouldcause.D.Whetherexposuretoforestsishelpful.31.Whatissuggest

edinthelastparagraph?A.Limitingtimespentoutdoorsproperly.B.Spendingatleast2hoursinnatureaday.C.Makingapl

antoexerciseeveryday.D.Keepingourconnectionwithnature.DAlthoughwe'resurroundedbymillionsofbrickseveryday,mostofusdon'tthinkaboutthemtoooften.For

thousandsofyears,thehumbleclay-firedbrickshaven'tchanged.They'remadefromnaturalmaterials,butthereareproblemswith

bricksateverystepoftheirproduction.Bricksaremadefromclay—atypeofsoilfoundallovertheworld.Clayminingisharmfultoplantgro

wth.Inconventionalbrickproduction,theclayisshapedandbakedinkilns(窑)mostlyheatedbyfossilfuels,whichco

ntributestoclimatechange.Oncemade,bricksmustbetransportedtoconstructionsites,generatingmorecarbonemissions.Withsomanybricksproducedgloba

lly,theirimpactaddsup.GabrielaMedero,aprofessoratScotland'sHeriot-WattUniversity,decidedtofindsolutionstothat.Withheruniv

ersity'ssupport,MederosetupKenoteqin2009.Thecompany'ssignatureproductistheK-Briq.Madefrommorethan90%constructionwaste,MederosaystheK-B

riq—whichdoesnotneedtobefiredinakiln—produceslessthanatenthofthecarbonemissionsofconventionalbricks.Withthecompanytestingnewmachinery

tostartscalingupproduction,Mederohopesherbrickswillhelptobuildamoresustainableworld.TheK-Briqwillbecomparablypricedtoconventionalbricks.Additi

onally,asanewproduct,theK-Briqhasbeensubjectedtostrictassessmentandauthoritativecertification.Reusingoldbricksisanexpensiveprocessandthere

isnostandardizedwaytocheckthestrength,safetyordurability(耐久性)ofrecycledbricks.MederosaysthatK-Briqcoulds

olveboththeseproblems.SheclaimsthatK-Briqisstrongerandmoredurablethanfiredclaybricks.Overthenext18months,MederoplanstogetK-Briqmachineson-sit

eatrecyclingplants."Thiswillreducetransport-relatedemissionsbecausetruckscancollectK-Briqwhentheydropof

fconstructionwaste,"saysMedero.32.WhatinspiredMederotoinventtheK-Briq?A.Theproblemswiththeconventionalbrickproduction.B.Theoutdatedstyleofthec

onventionalbricks.C.Thehighcostofmanufacturingconventionalbricks.D.Thepoorqualityoftheconventionalbricks.33.WhyistheK-Briqproducti

onsustainable?A.Itwon'tproducewaste.B.Itbringsnopollutiontotheair.C.Theplantsoccupymuchlesslandthanbefore.D.TheK-Briqisma

inlymadefromconstructionwaste.34.Whatisthefourthparagraphmainlyabout?A.ThepopularityoftheK-Briq.B.TheadvantagesofK-Briqovertr

aditionalbricks.C.ThespecialmaterialsusedinK-Briq.D.TheadvancedtechnologyusedforK-Briq.35.WhydoesMederodecidetoputK-Briqmachi

nesatrecyclingfactories?A.Toensurefeweremissions.B.Tospeeduptheproduction.C.Tolowertheproductioncost.D.Tocollectmoreconstr

uctionwaste.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。It'sAlarming:WhatWakesYouUpEachMor

ning?Howdoyouwakeupinthemorning?Ifyousetanalarmonyourphoneorclockthatsoundslikethis:beepbeepbeep?36．Sleepinertiai

sanothertermforgrogginess(昏睡),whichmeansapersonhasaheavyfeelingwhenwakingup,andhastroublegettingmovingagainaftersleeping,37

．Arecentstudysaysyes.Theanswerismusic.Researcherssayalarmsthathaveamelody—likethebeginningofthissong—canhelppeoplefeelfresherinthemorning

.Thestudy,carriedoutbyresearchersinAustralia,involved50people.Thestudysubjectsansweredquestionsaboutthealarmsoundtheyliketowake

upto,howtheyfeelaboutthatsoundandhowtheyfeelwhentheywakeup.38．However,itisearlydaysandmoreworkisneededtofullyknowtheanswer.So,wha

tmakesmusicalalarmsbetterforwakingup?Theresearchersthinkthemusicmaybemoresuccessfulinreducinggrogginessbecauseithasseveraltones,comparedtothesi

ngletoneofa"beeping"alarm.39．Andisthereakindofmusicthatisbesttowakeupto?Theremaybe40．However,nomatterhowyouwa

keup,expertssay,theamountofsleepyougetalsomattersalot.A．Canmusicalalarmsworkwonders？B．So,isthereabetterwaytodothetrick？C．Thiscanhelpyoufa

llasleepmorequicklyandeasily.D．Alarmsoundsthataretunefullandeasytohumorsingalongwithmaybegoodchoices.E.Theresearchersfoundthatpeoplewhowakeupt

omusicalalarmsreportedfeelingmoreawakeandalert.F.Thechangesovertimebetweenthemusictonesmayhelpincreaseaperson'sattentionwhenwakingfromsleep.G.Thath

ard,unpleasantsoundmaybemakingithardertoshakeoffthesleepyfeelinginthemorningknownasgrogginess.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下

面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Iceandsnowwerebeatingthewindowandthewindalmostswepteverythingawayoutside.I41howIwouldgethom

e.The12-mileroutetookmeupanddownsteephillsandaround42turns.Iwhisperedaprayerfor43.MyoldgreenBlazerSUVwasdoingwonderfullyoverthe44road

way.45asIclimbedoneofthesteepestandscariesthills,Inoticedthetireswereslipping,andIdecideditwastimeto46tofour-wheeldrive.Slowlythetires47thero

ad,andthetopcame48sight.Unfortunately,Ihadjustmadeitwhenthe49stopped.Ipushedandpulledthelever(档杆)—nothinghappened.Iwas50withsnowandice

ballsaround.EventhoughIhadmetnooneonthislonelyroad,Ihopedsomeonemightcometo51.Afterafewminutes,I52anoldpickuptruck.A

smilingyoungmanI’dneverseenbeforerolleddownhiswindow,askingifIneededhelp.IensuredhimIdid.Thenheshowedmehowt

ooperatethefour-wheel-driveshiftinggear(齿轮),lockingitinto53.54,IgottheBlazerstarting.WhenIthankedthes

trangerandaskedifhelivedaroundthearea,hejustsaid,“Oh,overthere.”DoIbelieveinangels?You55!41．A．wonderedB．real

izedC．assumedD．stated42．A．smoothB．sharpC．simpleD．slight43．A．libertyB．priorityC．safetyD．recovery44．A．ice-coveredB．flood-ruinedC．badly-bui

ltD．well-equipped45．A．ButB．OrC．SoD．And46．A．attendB．appealC．switchD．lead47．A．lostcontrolofB．tookcharge

ofC．gotalongwithD．heldonto48．A．intoB．beyondC．overD．from49．A．windB．snowC．vehicleD．driver50．A．hurtB．stuckC．engagedD．pa

nicked51．A．lifeB．powerC．helpD．mind52．A．boardedB．missedC．calledD．spied53．A．comfortB．sceneC．actionD．place5

4．A．BynomeansB．InnotimeC．InsomewayD．Inthemeanwhile55．A．failB．approveC．countD．bet第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第二节（共10小题，每

小题1.5分，共15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。PekingOperaisaformoftraditionalChinesetheaterthat56(appear)inBeijinginthelate18thcentury.57(c

ombine)music,song,danceandacrobatics(杂技动作)inalivelyandcolorfuldisplay,itisa58(relative)newstyleofdram

a,comparedtoothertypesofChinesetheater.IntheearlyyearsofPekingOpera,alltheactorsweremen,59therolesofwomenplayedbyyou

ngboys.Thestoriesfellintotwomain60(category)-wen,orciviltheater,whichfocusedonlove,marriageandothercivilianco

ncerns,andwu,ormilitarytheater,whichfocusedonthethemeofwarandwasknownforfeaturingthrillingstageactions.Inthefirsthalfofthe61(twenty)century,themost

famousactorofPekingOperawasMeiLanfang,62playedakeyroleinpopularizingPekingOperaandintroducingChinesetheatertotheWest.Additionally,Meialsotook

theboldstepoftakingonfemalestudents,whichwas63highlyriskyandunconventionalstepatthetime.AfterthefoundingofthePeople’sRepublicofChin

a,PekingOperaperformances,whichdealtwithcontemporaryandrevolutionarythemes,wereencouraged.Despite64(it)upsanddowns,Peki

ngOperawasrevived(复兴)inthe1980sandcontinuesto65(perform)today.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华，上周末你们班在附近社区的老年人活动中心组织了一次义工活动。请你为

校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：1.陪伴老人，教老人智能手机的生活应用等；2.活动反响。注意：1.写作词汇应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答案卡的相应位置作答。ASignificantVoluntaryActivity_________________________________

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_____________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。OnabeautifulThursdayofthi

sApril,AmyandAlanGreentooktheirdaughterAbbeyoutforawalkintheneighborhood.Ontheirwayback,AmypickedupakiteforAbbeyfromtheDollarTree,bluewithrainb

ows—therearealotofrainbowsdecoratinghomesaroundtheregionthesedays,whichhelpsmakelifelessdullduringthecoronaviruspandemic.Intheafternoon,Abbeyto

okthekiteoutforitsfirstflight.Atfirst,thewindwasperfect.Ittookthekitehighinthesky.However,suddenly,thewindbecame

muchstrongerandwhippedthekiteoutofAbbey'shandsinamoment.Itsailedfartherandfartherandfinallygotstuckonthepowerlinesnexttoabigtree,wrappingitselfov

erandoveragainaroundthewires.Sincethekitewastoohighforthemtoreach,theGreenscoulddonothingaboutit.Worriedlessaboutthekiteth

anthepotentialdangeritmightpresenttothelines,AmycalledNationalGridtoreporttheincident.Aboutonehourlate

r,Mike,aworkerfromthepowercompanyarrived.Hecarefullyunwoundthekitelinefromthewires.Afterabout10minutes'effort,h

esuccessfullyfreedit.Butunfortunately,asthekitewaswrappedsotightly,therewassomeunpreventabledamage.Still,hepresenteditatthed

oortoAlanGreen.Asheleft,henoticedAbbeytookthekitetothebackyard.Outofcuriosity,hestoodthereforawhiletoseehowtheg

irlwoulddealwithit.Surprisingly,shedugaholeandburiedthekiteinashoebox!Eventhoughhecouldnotseethegirl'sfaceclearly,heknewexactlyhowsadAbbeycouldb

e.Hereallyfeltbadforher.Anditwasatthatmomentthathedecidedtodosomething.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thenextday,Alanwentouttogetthemailasu

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_______录音稿(Text1)W:Hello,Stephen.What’sthematter?Youlookworried.M:Irememberedtobringmyumbrellatoschooltoday,butIforgotmywatc

h.Whattimeisit?W:It’saquartertoten.Oh,IjustrealizedthatIleftmyglassesathome.(Text2)W:Howmuchisitgoingtocostustogoswimm

ing?M:Well,I’mamemberatthesportscenter,soformeit’sonly£5.Peoplewhoaren’tmembershavetopay£2more.W:SoIhavetopaymorethanyou.(Te

xt3)W:Dad,areyougoingintotownthisafternoon?M:Probably.Iwanttowatchthefootballmatchfirst.Why?W:ActuallyIwaswonderingifyoucouldgetmeamagazine.M:No

problem.Ithoughtyouwantedmetogetthedictionaryyoumentionedtheotherday.(Text4)M:Sally,youlookexcited.W:Ye

ah.IsawthenewJamesBondfilmjustnow.YouknowhowJamesBondfilmsare.Lotsoffast-movingadventureandaction.It’sreallyimpressive.M:Iwantedtos

eethat,butMarywantedtoseetheromanticfilm.Ialmostfellasleephalfwaythroughit.(Text5)W:Jack,Ican’tbelieveit!

Doyourecognizethatmanoverthere？M:Ithinkitcouldbesomeoneweknow.Oh!Iremembernow!He’sthehostofthatTVgameshow.W:That’sright.It’scalledConcentrate.Iwonde

rwhatheisdoinghere.(Text6)W:ThankyouforcallingDr.Johnson’soffice.HowmayIhelpyou?M:Hello.MynameisDavidWilson,oneofDr.Johnson’spatients.I

visitedhimyesterdayandnowI’mcallingaboutthemedicinehegaveme.Iwanttochangeittoanotherone.W:I’mafraidDr.Johnsonisawayfromtheofficetoattendamedi

calmeeting.Sinceitdoesn’tseemtobeanemergency,letmeputyouthroughtoDr.Lee’soffice.She’sbeentakinghisjobduringhisabse

nce.(Text7)M:MarshajustcalledtoaskifwecouldchangethemeetingfromTuesdaytoWednesday.W:Oh?Didshetellyouthereason?M:Yeah.Thesalesreportexpectedtoarriv

eyesterdayonlycameinthismorning.Andsheneedstimetoanalyzethedata.Besides,sheneedstomeetanimportantcustomerthisafternoon.W:Well,I’mleaving

forabusinesstriponthatafternoon,butIcanmakemyselfavailableforanearlymorningmeeting.Wouldyoucallherandsetatimeforthemeeting?M:Sure.I’llconsultwithhe

rassoonaspossible.(Text8)M:Myname’sJohnSmith.Ireadyouradfortheflatinthenewspaper,soIcametoseeyou.W:Mr.Smith

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