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听力
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阅读理解
21-23 CCD24-27 CABC28-31 BCBA32-35 BBDB36-40 DEBCA
完形填空
41-45 DACBD 46-50 ACBBC 51-55 ACDCB
语篇填空
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应用文参考范文
Sprts and Health
Recently, a survey has been cnducted n physical activity amng students in Grade 3 in ur schl. The fllwing are the results.
The figures in the chart shw that nly 4% f students surveyed spend ver half an hur n sprts every day. Additinally, thse wh engage in sprts frm twenty t thirty minutes and less than twenty minutes are mre, accunting fr 60% and 30% respectively. By cntrast, 6% f them have reprted that they never d sprts.
As we can see, mst students dn’t priritize physical activity in their daily life, which perhaps arises frm great academic pressure. It’s suggested that we students shuld d enugh sprts regularly. In this way, we can benefit bth physically and mentally.
读后续写参考范文
On her birthday, Sally went t schl as usual but what she saw ttally cnfused her. As she apprached her classrm, Sally culd n lnger hear the laughter that used t fill the rm. Everything was s quiet. The dr was tightly clsed. A wave f cnfusin washed ver her as she stepped hesitantly int the rm, her heart punding. The classrm was in ttal darkness. With a puzzled frwn n her face, she struggled t find her way, trying t reached fr the light switch, but in vain. Just at that mment, a click f the light switch was fllwed by a chrus f vices, breaking the silence in the classrm. “Surprise!”
With the light suddenly n, a tuching scene unflded and the secret was finally revealed. Her classmates, led by Jane and Maria, jumped ut. The classrm was decrated with ballns and streamers. At the sight f a beautiful cake and the presents waiting t be unwrapped, Sally brke int a radiant smile. She turned twards Jane, wh was grinning frm ear t ear. “We knew yu culdn’t have a party this year, s we decided t bring ne t yu,” Jane exclaimed. The clud f cnfusin lifted frm Sally’s mind, replaced with jy and gratitude. Cutting the cake, Sally realized that this was indeed a grand birthday party, just like the nes she used t have.
听力原文
Text 1
W: What d yu think will happen? Will it create smke like last time?
M: Well, it wn’t catch fire if that’s what yu’re wrrying abut!
W : Okay, let’s add this acid t the test tube. Oh, nthing happened!
Text 2
W : Why d the adverts cme n just when the film is getting gd?
M : The whle film has been bad, s there’re n cmplaints frm me. I hate it mre when the adverts cme n just befre the ftball kicks ff n the sprts channel .
Text 3
M : I lve yur grandma’s cake , but each bite makes my muth burnt. What did she put in it? Ht peppers?
W : Lts f dried fruit and nuts, which are bviusly fine ... But she als pured a lt f wine all ver it!
M : Oh ... that’s why!
Text 4
W : There’s way t much plastic in yur rubbish. I believe all plastic shuld be recycled.
M : Unfrtunately, my lcal cuncil nly takes certain plastics away t be recycled. They dn’t currently recycle this thinner type f plastic. That means I have t put it all with the regular rubbish.
Text 5
M : In this activity, yu have t sht the arrws at the ballns.
W : What are they wrth?
M : Hit ne and yu get ne pint. If yu hit a secnd balln, yu get a further five pints. If yu hit a third balln, yu get anther ten pints!
Text 6
M : I’ m trying t cunt the calries I eat s I can watch my weight. Each day, I have t nte dwn what I’ve eaten in a special bk t see if I take in t much energy.
W : Why? Yu dn’ t have t impress anybdy, and yu aren’t verweight.
M : I knw, but I’m running the Lndn Marathn next spring, and I just want t be in the best shape I pssibly can.
W : If yu’re preparing fr a marathn, yu need t eat mre calries than yur bdy uses, nt less ! Yu’ll need the energy fr thse lng runs in training, r yu’ll be very tired and ill.
Text 7
M : I’m s glad we didn’t g t Suth Africa because this hliday t India has been fantastic! But I wish these annying msquits wuld g away.
W : I feel the same way. Befre we planned ur hliday, I was wrried abut being eaten by tigers r hurt by elephants. Instead, I’ve been bitten all ver by these tiny creatures! That’s really crazy!
M : At least it’s been nice and sunny. The scene was fascinating and charming, wasn’t it ?
W : It’s been way t ht! I thught that we’d get sme thunder and rain since the suth has a trpical climate , but I’ve nt seen a clud fr a whle week!
M : Ha-ha! The weather was always changeable. Oh well, we’ll g back t China tmrrw! I’m lking frward t anther surprise!
Text 8
M : Hell, madam, are yu ready t rder?
W : Nt quite. I’m having truble reading the menu because it is written in French.
M : Yes, madam, that is because this is a French restaurant.
W : I knw that. I just thught that since we’re in England, the menu might be translated int English. There is an excellent Spanish restaurant arund the crner, and all their meals are written in English.
M : I appreciate yur feedback and I’ll talk t ur manager abut that. Maybe I culd recmmend a dish fr yu? What abut biled ptates served with fresh vegetables and the finest chicken frm nrthern France?
W : N, thank yu. That desn’t sund very appealing t me as I dn’t eat meat.
M : Ah, perhaps yu wuld prefer fried ptates served with garlic bread and a fruit salad with mushrms and a fruit salad with mushrm.
W: I just want a fruit salad. But culd yu ask the chef t take the mushrms ut? I dn’t like the taste f them.
M : Yes , f curse.
Text 9
M : Welcme t yur first day n the jb. Hw are yu feeling? Excited?
W : A little bit nervus really.
M : Oh, yu needn’t be. Everyne is nice here. Okay, s let me shw yu where yu’ll be wrking. Fllw me ...
W : Ww, this whle ffice is just fr me?
M : Yes, it jins n t mine thrugh that dr ver there. When clients arrive, they wait utside in the waiting rm and the receptinist will shw them thrugh when yu are ready ... Over here are yur cmputers.
W : Oh, ww, three screens!
M : Yes, ne is mainly fr running ur security prgram which yu’ll have training n later tday. The ther tw are fr administratin, wrd prcessing, and the varius marketing prjects the clients need yu t wrk n. Dn’t wrry, I knw it’s a lt t take in! We’ll g thrugh it all bit by bit.
W : Thank yu. I knw it’s a lt, but t be hnest, I can’t wait t get started.
M : Great. Well, shall we start things ff by ging thrugh thse wden duble drs? It’s where all the staff gather every mrning.
W : Is that a big meeting rm behind the duble drs?
M : N, it’s where we have the best ht drinks machine in the wrld! Cme n, let’s start the day ff with a nice cffee.
Text 10
There was a man wh had taught in tugh inner-city American schls fr ver 30 years. He was Mr. Smith. When he retired, he traveled t a small cuntry in Africa called Burundi. He set up a small schl in a rural part f the cuntry. It was in a village with n main rads r fresh running water. When the bys in the village reached the age f seven, they wuld jin their fathers t hunt fr fd, while girls wuld learn hw t lk after the hme with their mthers.
When the schl was built, the villagers shk their heads. “Why wuld we need a schl ?” they said. But ut f curisity, the children attended the schl, and instantly realized that they lved t learn new things! That was ver twenty years ag. Nw the village has shps and fresh running water. Many children have grwn up and fund well-paying jbs in the city r verseas.
I am ne f thse children. After being taught by Mr. Smith, I went t university in England and nw I wrk fr a natinal newspaper. I shall be frever grateful t my ld teacher fr everything he did fr me and my village.