上海市宝山中学2023-2024学年高三上学期期中测评英语试卷（原卷版）-A4

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I. Listening Cmprehensin
Sectin A Shrt Cnversatins
Directins: In Sectin A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speakers. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatins and the questins will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper, and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1. A. She wants t get sme rest. B. She needs time t write a paper.
C. She is tired f talking t the man. D. She desn’t like cffee at all.
2. A. 100 dllars. B. 200 dllars. C. 300 dllars. D. 600 dllars
3. A. In a gym. B. In a grcery. C. In a htel. D. In a library.
4. A. In April. B. In May. C. In June. D. In July.
5. A. The tape recrder desn’t need batteries.
B. The batteries in the tape recrder need t be changed.
C. They had better get a new tape recrder.
D. The tape recrder is still in gd cnditin.
6. A. His jacket desn’t match his pants. B. He is wearing a dark jacket.
C. His jacket desn’t fit him well. D. He has gne t wrk in a jacket.
7. A. Teacher and student. B. Clerk and custmer.
C. Frank’s friends. D. Husband and wife.
8. A. He n lnger buys suvenirs like tys fr his children.
B. He desn’t send cards t his children as he did befre.
C. He still sends cards t all his children except Td.
D. Tys are still his children’s favrites thugh they are grwn up.
9. A. The bk reprts can be handed in after Nvember 13.
B. Nvember 13 is the deadline fr handing in the bk reprt.
C. The bk reprts can be handed in any time they are finished.
D. Nvember 13 is the date when the bk reprts are handed in.
10. A. He became the club champin thugh his leg muscles tightened.
B. He lst t the club champin because his leg muscles badly hurt.
C. He failed t win the club champinship fr his leg muscle pain.
D. He had t quit the match because f sudden pain in his leg muscles.
Sectin B
Directins: In Sectin B, yu will hear tw shrt passages and ne lnger cnversatin, and yu will be asked several questins n each f the passages and the cnversatin. The passages and the cnversatin will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers n yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 11 thrugh 13 are based n the fllwing passage.
11A. Uses f different smke alarms. B. The best lcatin f smke alarms.
C. Smke alarms in the hme. D. The installatin f smke alarms.
12. A. The engineer. B. The detective. C. The hme wner. D. Anyne.
13. A. All the smke alarms. B. Battery-pwered smke alarms.
C. Phtelectric smke alarms. D. Hard-wired smke alarms.
Questins 14 thrugh 16 are based n the fllwing passage.
14. A. It can identify different flwers thrugh its built-in sensrs.
B. It can recrd varius smells digitally and reprduce them.
C. It can make sweet smells by mixing flwers with vapr.
D. It can create smells and give them ff t any scenes.
15.A. It helps custmers check ut the perfumes befre purchase.
B. It helps custmers lcate the right brand f perfume.
C. It helps recmmend right perfumes t custmers.
D. It helps cnfirm that perfumes are truly genuine.
16. A.A prtable device. B. Smells t accmpany mvie scenes.
C. The mst sensitive human nse. D. Smells frm fruits t gasline.
Questins 17 thrugh 20 are based n the fllwing cnversatin.
17. A. In a library. B. In a bkstre. C. In a classrm. D. In an ffice.
18. A. Because the bk has been sld ut.
B. Because the bkstre des nt carry the bk at all.
C. Because the bk is nt used fr any university curse.
D. Because the prfessr did nt rder enugh cpies f the bk.
19. A. Because it is the latest cmputer science bk.
B. Because he needs the bk fr his assignment.
C. Because the bk is written by Prfessr Kayne.
D. Because he has t crrect sme spelling mistakes in it.
20. A. Save a cpy f the bk fr him when it cmes in.
B. Order mre cpies f the bk within a week.
C. Find anther bkstre that sells the bk.
D. Call the cmputer stre acrss the street.
II. Grammar and Vcabulary
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passage belw, fill in the blanks t make the passage cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
There may be n ____1____ (great) prf t a sciety’s creativity and visin than Egypt’s pyramids f Giza, but the pyramids are nly part f ancient Egypt’s heritage. Many f the devices f their sciety are still cmmnplace. Here are tw f their amazing inventins.
Eye Makeup
Sure, eye makeup might nt rank alngside fire r the wheel ___2___ ne f the mst imprtant discveries in human histry, but it gives the Egyptians a run fr lngevity. ____3____ they first invented eye makeup as far back as 4000 B.C., it has never gne ut f style. Even mre impressive, sme csmetically-minded cultures still create makeup, using the same techniques _____4_____ (riginate) in Egypt thusands f years ag. They cmbined st (煤烟) with a mineral ______5______ (create) a black mixture, which is still ppular tday.
Fr the Egyptians, makeup was nt limited t wmen. Status and appearance went hand in hand, and as far as the upper class____6____ (cncern), the mre makeup, the better. Fashin was nly part f the reasn fr the Egyptians’ heavy hand when applying eyeliner. They als believed that it culd cure varius eye diseases and even help them avid ___7___ (fall) victim t the evil eye.
Breath Mints
Next time yu buy Ments at the cunter f 7-Eleven, yu ___8___ thank the ancient Egyptians fr creating a way t cnceal the unpleasant smell f ur muth. Just as in mdern times, bad breath in ancient Egypt was a symbl f pr dental health. Unlike us, the Egyptians didn’t have sweet sft drinks and fds that cntribute t tth decay, but the stnes ____9____ (use) t make flur fr bread brught a lt f sand t their diet, which damaged their teeth.
The Egyptians had specialists fr many medical prblems, but unfrtunately, they didn’t have dentists t fix their bad teeth. Instead, they simply suffered, and scientists ___10___ have examined mummies have fund severely wrn teeth, even in yung Egyptians. T cpe with the unpleasant smell frm their rtting muths, they invented the first mints, which were a cmbinatin biled with hney and shaped int pills.
Sectin B
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing passage by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Develping an riginal and creative idea requires that tw cmpletely different netwrks in the brain wrk at the same time: the assciative netwrk alngside the mre “cnservative (保守的)” netwrk, accrding t new research ___11___ at the University f Haifa.
The researchers ___12___ that “creative thinking apparently requires ‘checks and balances’.” Accrding t the researchers, creativity is ur ability t think in new ways t slve prblems. But nt every riginal slutin is cnsidered a creative ne. If the idea is nt fully applicable, it is nt cnsidered creative, but simply ne which is ___13___.
The researchers assumed that fr a creative idea t be prduced, the brain must ___14___ a number f different and perhaps even cntradictry (矛盾的) netwrks. In the first part f the research, respndents were given half a minute t cme up with a new, riginal and unexpected idea fr the use f different bjects. Answers prvided with lw frequency received a high scre fr riginality, while thse given ___15___ received a lw scre. In the secnd part, respndents were asked t give, within half a minute, their best characteristic ___16___ f the bjects. During the tests, all subjects were scanned using an FMRI device t examine their brain activity while prviding the answer.
The researchers fund ___17___ brain activity in an “assciative” regin amng participants whse riginality was high. This regin, which includes the medial brain areas, mainly wrks in the backgrund when a persn is nt cncentrating, similar t daydreaming.
But the researchers fund that this regin did nt perate alne when an riginal answer was given. Fr the answer t be riginal, an additinal regin wrked in cperatin with the assciative regin — the administrative cntrl regin, a mre “cnservative” regin related t scial nrms and rules. The researchers als fund that the strnger the ___18___, the better these regins wrk tgether in parallel, the greater the level f riginality f the answer.
“On the ne hand, there is surely a need fr a regin that prduces innvative ideas, but n the ther hand, there is als the need fr ne that will knw t ___19___ hw applicable and reasnable these ideas are. The ability f the brain t perate these tw regins in parallel is what results in creativity. It is pssible that the mst ___20___ creatins f humanity were prduced by peple wh had an especially strng cnnectin between the tw regins,” the researchers cncluded.
III. Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
Like many students, Ryan believes that the time and mney spent n his educatin will pay ff: he will eventually be able t get a gd jb and d well in the field he has chsen. Yet, ___21___ all f the years spent in schl preparing t enter the wrkplace, many recent graduates say that they struggle with the ___22___ frm classrm t career wrld and have difficulty ___23___ life n the jb.
Writer and editr Jseph Lewis suggests ne reasn why this is the case. Lewis believes that mst f ur schl experiences — frm childhd thrugh university — are fairly ___24___, while life in the wrking wrld is far mre uncertain. In schl, ___25___, the pattern stays mre r less the same frm year t year. In the wrkplace, hwever, cnstant ___26___ is the nrm, and ne has t adapt quickly.
Anther prblem that graduates entering the wrkfrce encunter is that they are ___27___ t think analytically. In schl, many students including thse in cllege, spend a lt f time memrizing facts and repeating what they “learned” n tests. But in the wrkplace emplyees “are ften expected t think critically and make ___28___ abut their wrk, nt just fllw a supervisr’s instructins.” Less time needs t be spent in schl n testing, says ne recent reprt, and mre n helping students t analyze and interpret infrmatin, slve prblems, and cmmunicate their ideas effectively — skills that will prepare them t succeed in tday’s wrkplace.
Finally, many recent graduates say that ne f the biggest difficulties they face is adapting t ___29___ n the jb. In the wrkplace, emplyees must regularly ____30____ with thers and are ften dependent n their c-wrkers fr their success. In ther wrds, if an emplyee has t wrk with thers t cmplete a given prject, that emplyee’s ____31____ nt nly depends n his hard wrk and expertise, but als n hw well his clleagues perfrm. Knwing hw t participate effectively in teamwrk — and deal with prblems when they arise — is extremely imprtant, and yet, it is als smething many students dn’t get quite ____32____ t in a schl setting.
Hw can we better prepare yung adults fr the wrkplace? Recent graduates, lking back n their educatinal experience, have sme ____33____. Many think that all students shuld be required t d an internship (实习) while they are in schl. Vlunteering part time at a cmpany, hspital, r gvernment rganizatin, fr example, can help ne gain experience and learn skills needed t succeed in the real wrld. ____34____ this kind f practical wrk experience with classrm instructin, say the graduates, will help prepare students fr the ____35____ f the wrkplace and make the transitin frm schl t career wrld less stressful.
21. A. with regard tB. thanks tC. in spite fD. in view f
22. A. actinB. shiftC. rutineD. variety
23. A. turning tB. reacting tC. adjusting tD. seeing t
24. A. predictableB. cnsiderableC. accessibleD. flexible
25 A. hweverB. in additinC. fr exampleD. in return
26. A. changeB. reminderC. predictinD. difficulty
27. A. encuragedB. unpreparedC. entitledD. undetermined
28. A. predictinsB. targetsC. decisinsD. inquiries
29. A. independenceB. perfrmanceC. cmpetitinD. teamwrk
30. A. argueB. bargainC. identifyD. interact
31. A. successB. ambitinC. cmpletinD. purpse
32. A. attachedB. expsedC. relatedD. addicted
33. A. patienceB. adviceC. expectatinD. relief
34. A. PairingB. ChargingC. InvlvingD. Rewarding
35 A. availabilityB. pssibilitiesC. invasinD. realities
Sectin B
Directins: Read the fllwing three passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
Fr 38-year-ld Justin Herald, the jurney t wealth began ne Sunday mrning at a church in Sydney's nrthwest, when he was invlved in a quarrel with a member f the church chir. "Yu have an attitude prblem," she tld him.
The accusatin sparked smething in him, and he brrwed $50 frm his brther t have fur T-shirts printed with the slgan: "I dn't have an attitude prblem; yu have a perceptin prblem."
"It was the best $50 I ever spent," laughs Herald. By the end f the mrning, he had sld three f the fur T-shirts. With the mney he made, he had anther six printed, then 12, then 24. "That first year the earning were $98,000," he says.
His business, Attitude Inc., is nw a multi-millin-dllar cmpany with a wide range f prducts selling in 3,500 stres acrss Australia. His business was due t nt just clever marketing - the public lved the slgan - but als he has t admit that in thse days there was very little cmpetitin in his sectr f the clthing industry, and he was in the right place at the right time.
The media sptlight als helped, with peple paying attentin t Herald's likeable persnality and infectins passin fr his business: the night f ne TV appearance, 187 stres rang t get his prducts int their stres.
Herald sld the business three years ag, by which time it was turning ver $30 millin a year, and nw spends his time as a mtivatinal speaker. His message: anyne can be financially successful if they set their mind t it. "Yu have t have a lt f stickability, because nt everything is ging t wrk the way yu plan it."
Still living in Castle Hill with his wife and tw children, Herald believes t many successful peple becme caught up in the trappings f wealth. "I have lived here since I left schl at 16," he says. "In this area, yu dn't frget where yu came frm."
36. Why des Herald think it was the best $50 he ever spent?
A. Because that sum f mney cvered the cst f fur T-shirt
B. Because that sum f mney shwed his accusatin was wrng.
C. Because he received that sum f mney when he was in need.
D Because he gained mre than expected frm that sum f mney.
37. Accrding t Herald, the success f his business resulted frm _________.
A. gd timing and cperatinB. business sense and luck
C. fierce cmpetitin and passinD. family backgrund and mtivatin
38. The underlined wrd "stickability" （paragraph 6） is clsest in meaning t _________.
A. cmpetenceB. cnscienceC. persistenceD. frtune
39. The best title fr the passage might be _________
A. Attitude Pays OffB. N Bravery, N Gains
C. Start a BusinessD. Never T Old t Challenge Yurself
(B)
Here are sme f ur favurite spts fr eating, sightseeing and shpping.
Need inspiratin?
Sctt Mnument
This remarkable Gthic building was built in memry f the life and wrk f Sir Walter Sctt. Climb the 287 steps t the tp and yu'll be rewarded with sme pretty special views.
Histry lvers？ Edinburgh Castle lks ver the city skyline frm Castle Rck．Yu can take a tur （human r audi） r just wander thrugh it with a map. Listen ut fr the One 'clck Gun-it fires every day except Sunday. At ne 'clck. Obviusly．
Time yur trains With cheap train tickets t Edinburgh t cincide
Feeling hungry？
A satisfying dinner： With ingredients carefully surced frm lcal grwers, plus hme-grwn fresh fruits and edible flwers, Timberyard has favurable reviews．
A light lunch： Thmsn's Bar claims t serve "the best steak pie in Edinburgh"，t match with real beer（it's in the Gd Beer Guide）and enugh whiskies （威士忌酒） t take up a whle page n the drinks menu．
Shpping centre
Princes Street： Yu'll find all yur favurites n Edinburgh's main shpping drag，Princes Street．There's M&S， Gap and Waterstnes and als a bit f a retail landmark in the shape f Jenners department stre．
Harvey Nichls： A bywrd(名词) fr luxury，
Harvey Nicks is lved by the fashin pack．Gucci，
Victria Beckham and Marc Jacbs will try t separate yu frm yur cash．
Hidden Edinburgh
Edinburgh's deepest secret （literally） is a netwrk f undergrund streets，which yu can tur with a guide．Try "The Real Mary King's Clse" t uncver sme f the myths and mysteries as t hw the street，nce pen t the skies，fund itself undergrund．
Need trains t Edinburgh？We'll get yu srted…
40. Where can visitrs enjy a full view f the city in Edinburgh？
A. Sctt Mnument．
B. Timberyard．
C. Edinburgh Castle．
D. The Real Mary King's Clse．
41. While shpping in Edinburgh，we may find that ________ ．
A. Princes Street is the place where celebrities g shpping
B. Edinburgh's main shpping drag is extremely expensive
C. many high-end brands can be fund in Harvey Nichls
D. ne cannt pay in cash when shpping in Harvey Nichls
42. This page is mst likely t be fund at ________ ．
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(C)
Wmen are still underrepresented in tp academic psitins. One f the pssible explanatins fr this is the increasing imprtance f btaining research funding. Wmen are ften less successful in this than men. Psychlgy researchers Dr. Rmy van der Lee and prfessr Nami Ellemers investigated whether this difference als ccurs at the Netherlands Organisatin fr Scientific Research (NWO) and examined ptential explanatins.
The researchers were assigned by NWO t carry ut this study as part f the brader evaluatin f NWO’s prcedures and its gender diversity plicy. The aim was t gain mre insight int the causes f the differences in awarding rates fr male and female applicants fr research funding. The analysis addressed an imprtant “talent prgramme” f NWO, the Veni grant. “Whever receives this grant has a greater chance f btaining an imprtant appintment at a university, ” says Nami Ellemers.
Van der Lee and Ellemers investigated all the applicatins submitted by male and female researchers ver a perid f three years: a ttal f 2823 applicatins. Under the directin f NWO these applicatins were assessed by scientific cmmittees cnsisting f men and wmen. The results demnstrate that the awarding rates fr female applicants (14.9%) are systematically lwer than thse fr male applicants (17.7%). “If we cmpare the prprtin f wmen amng the applicants with the prprtin f wmen amng thse awarded funding, we see a lss f 4%,” said Ellemers.
The study reveals that wmen are less psitively evaluated fr their qualities as researcher than men are, “Interestingly the research prpsals f wmen and men are evaluated equally psitively. In ther wrds, the reviewers see n difference in the quality f the prpsals that men and wmen submit,” says Rmy van der Lee.
In search fr a pssible cause fr the differences in awarding rates and evaluatins, the researchers als investigated the language use in the instructins and frms used t assess the quality f applicatins. This clearly revealed the ccurrence f gendered language. The wrds that are used t indicate quality are frequently wrds that were established in previus research as referring mainly t the male gender steretype (such as challenging and excellent). Rmy van der Lee explains: “As a result, it appears that men mre easily satisfy the assessment criteria, because these better fit the characteristics sterety-pically assciated with men.”
In respnse t the results f this research, NWO will devte mre attentin t the gender awareness f reviewers in its methds and prcedures. It will als be investigated which changes t the assessment prcedures and criteria can mst strngly cntribute t mre equal chances fr men and wmen t btain research funding. This will include an examinatin f the language used by NWO. NWO chair Js Engelens said, “The research has yielded valuable results and insights. Based n the recmmendatins made by the researchers we will therefre fcus in the cming perid n the develpment f evidence-based measures t reduce the difference in awarding rates.”
43. Van der Lee and Ellemers carried ut the research t find ut whether _________.
A. wmen are less successful than men in tp academic psitins
B. female applicants are at a disadvantage in getting research funding
C. NOW’s prcedures and gender diversity plicy enhance fair play
D. there are equal chances fr men and wmen t be admitted t a university
44. Van der Lee and Ellemers’ study shws that _________.
A. grant receivers were mre likely t get appintments at universities
B. men applicants fr research funding utnumbered wmen applicants
C. the research prpsals f wmen are equally treated with thse f men
D. the reviewers have narrw, prejudiced cnceptins f wmen candidates
45 What might be the main cause fr the differences in awarding rates and evaluatins?
A. The wrds used in the instructins and frms.
B. The reviewers’ preference t applicatins.
C. The methds and prcedures fr evaluatin.
D. The vague and unclear assessment criteria.
46. What will NWO prbably d next in respnse t the results f this research?
A. Eliminate pssibilities fr difference in awarding rates.
B. Design a language examinatin fr all the reviewers.
C. Emphasize the imprtance f gender awareness.
D. Imprve the assessment prcedures and criteria.
Sectin C
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Directins: Read the fllwing passages. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
In 2009, the number f hungry peple in the wrld reached ne billin fr the first time. It is difficult nt t be shcked by the fact that mre than ne in seven peple n the planet d nt have enugh t eat. ____47____ Hunger kills mre peple per year than AIDS and malaria (疟疾) cmbined.
The UN estimates that almst tw-thirds f the wrld’s hungry peple are in Asia, which is f curse the wrld’s mst ppulus cntinent. ____48____ Althugh this regin has a much lwer ppulatin than Asia, it has the highest percentage f hungry peple. Almst all f the rest are in Latin America, Nrth Africa and the Caribbean. In the richest regins f the wrld there are nly a small number f peple wh dn’t have enugh t eat.
____49____ They include wars, drughts, flds and the veruse f farming land. All f them affect fd prductin. But the mst imprtant reasn is, quite simple, pverty — which has increased recently due t the ecnmic effects f the financial crisis f 2008.
Althugh many peple pint ut that there wuld be less hunger if the glbal ppulatin were smaller, few peple wuld argue that there is nt enugh fd t g arund. The basic prblem seems t be nt a lack f fd, but its distributin.In the last 50 years, glbal fd prductin has risen even mre quickly than the glbal ppulatin and there are f curse many areas f the wrld where peple generally have mre than enugh fd. ___50___ The answer t wrld hunger, therefre,may be a balanced fd distributin arund the whle wrld. Everyne will have enugh t eat, but nt vereat.
A. Mre than a quarter are in sub-Saharan Africa.
B. There are many reasns fr wrld hunger.
C. It takes the effrt f every cuntry t fight against wrld hunger.
D. In thse places, besity is a far bigger prblem than hunger there.
E. Thse places need far mre fd than they actually get.
F. By the end f this year, mre than 35 millin peple will have died as a result f nt having enugh t eat.
IV. Summary Writing 10%
51. Directins: Write a summary f the fllwing article with abut 60 wrds.
Teaching Is “One f the Least Ppular Jbs in the UK”
The UK gvernment has just published a reprt n the future f secndary schl teaching, and the cnclusin f the reprt is that many secndary schls nw face great difficulties in finding peple wh want t be teachers. Since the 1980s, the number f graduates wh wuld “seriusly cnsider” teaching as a career has fallen sharply, frm 64% in 1982 t just 17% tday. The reprt suggests that urgent actin needs t be taken in rder t encurage mre intelligent yung graduates int teaching.
The main drawback (缺点) f secndary teaching, accrding t the reprt, is the lw salary.
Earnings in teaching are much lwer than in many ther jbs. Janne Manners, 24, is a gd example: “I graduated in maths last year, and I was thinking f ding a teacher-training curse t becme a maths teacher---but I saw I culd earn twice as much if I wrked in marketing r advertising, s I decided nt t becme a teacher.”
It’s nt just abut the mney, hwever. The survey cncluded that anther reasn why peple dn’t want t be teachers is that sme teenagers behave very badly in schl. A lt f schls have prblems with discipline, and it seems clear that children d nt have the same respect fr teachers as in the past. Here’s the view f Dave Hallam, an accuntant frm Lndn: “I think parents are t blame. They shuld have stricter rules with their children at hme and als teach their children t have mre respect fr teachers.”
The reprt is clear that the prblem f teacher shrtage is a very serius ne. It says that the gvernment shuld raise teachers’ pay significantly, t catch up with wrkers in ther prfessins. It als indicates that the gvernment culd launch a natinwide publicity campaign, with sme advertisements n TV and in the newspapers, t shw the psitive sides f teaching t yung peple.
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V. Translatin
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
52. 还有7个月我们就将高中毕业。(befre)(汉译英)
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53. 对这家公司来说重要的不是求职者的学历而是他的能力。(matter) (汉译英)
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54. 我们期待着这么一天，每个人都可以有受教育的平等机会。(when)(汉译英)
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55. 这款手机设计精美，功能强大，价格亲民，一上市就受到消费者的青睐。(ppular) (汉译英)
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VI. Guided Writing
56. Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in n less than 150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
作为一个学校的服务部门，你们学校的食堂周一至周五要为1000多名师生提供午餐服务。最近，食堂经理收到了一些老师和学生关于服务不到位的投诉。为了更好地服务广大师生，食堂经理现向全体师生征集建议。假如你是高三学生李明，你对此很感兴趣，并决定给食堂经理写一封信，指出食堂现存的某些问题，并提出改进的建议。你的文章内容应包括：
1. 简要描述食堂服务中存在的2-3个问题。(如：饭菜的质量、营养搭配、工作效率、环境卫生和环境布置等);
2. 针对你描述的这几个问题，提出你的建议，并给出理由。
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11-13: CCD 14-16: BAB 17-20: BBBC
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