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  听力1-5 BAACA   6-10 CBBCB   11-15 BCBAA  16-20 CCAAB 阅读理解21-23 CCB    24-27 BDDA  28-31 DADC    32-35 DCBB 完形填空41--- 45 CBABD  46 --- 50 ABCCD   51--- 55 CABCD   56 --- 60 ABCDA 阅读七选五FGCEB 语法填空61.with      62. publication    63.carrying   64.its        65.decisive    66. Functionally  67.a        68.whose     69.is read    70.unless 短文改错professional---professionals  apparently---apparent   mean---means    donating ---donate    making 后去掉 up    help---helping   how---what   much---more  在never-ending 前加a  because---and My Opinion on Labor EducationCurrently, labor education has been increasingly attached great importance to, but some students just bury themselves in books ignoring what doing labor will bring to them. They even argue that it is a waste of time if they do labor. Is it necessary for us students to do it? The answer is undoubtedly “yes”. Actually, time spent laboring will be rewarding. It can promote students to develop practical skills, strong will, team cooperation and other good qualities. Meanwhile, they are also given the chances to contribute their shares and often rewarded with a spiritual fulfillment. I have frequently been encouraged to actively engage in some housework at home since my early age. Therefore, I have grown more skillful and am willing to take my share of obligation either at home or at school. Although feeling a little tired, I never give up halfway.  It turns out that pushing ourselves on labor is very beneficial and essential, especially in the long run.  听力原文Example:M: Excuse me, can you tell me how much the shirt is?W: Yes, it’s nine fifteen.Text 1M: I’ll go to work by subway from tomorrow on.W: Why? You always drive to work.M: It’s so convenient to take a subway though it may not be as comfortable as a car.Text 2W: So much rubbish! See it?M: But where do these go?W: These are household food wastes. You need to put them in the green bin outside.Text 3 W: The room attendant delivered some laundry to my room, but it’s not mine. Mine is a dark blue silk dress.M: Sorry about the mistake. We’ll deliver the right one to you right away.Text 4W: Come in, please, Jack. I’m just getting ready to go home. M: Sorry, Ms. Kim, I forgot to hand this in just now.W: That’s OK. Put it here and remember to review what we’ve learnt today.Text 5W: So you work in London. What do you do there?M: I am an assistant at a government office.W: Oh, sounds important.Text 6W: Hello, Qin Dynasty.M: Hi. I want to get some takeout.W: Yeah, what would you like?M: The Kung Pao Chicken and fried eggs.W: No problem.M: Does that come with rice?W: No, I’m sorry.M: Add one serving of rice, please.W: OK. Is that all? Some drinks?M: No, thanks. W: No problem. That will be 30 dollars.M: When will it be ready?W: About twenty-five minutes.M: Alright, see you then.Text 7W: The weather report says it’ll turn fine this weekend.M: Good news! I really don’t like the rain. So glad that the weather will finally clear up.W: Yes. What about taking the kids to the West Lake this weekend?M: What can kids do there?W: It is home to the West Lake Kids Market. The Kids Market is home to both shops and an indoor adventure playground. There is also an outdoor playground for sunny days.M: Anything else?W: There are also theaters, live performances, and the free West Lake Park. In one word, there are lots of activities for kids of all ages in all types of weather.M: Good. Let’s tell Tom and Eliza about that tonight. I’m sure they’ll be wild with joy.W: Yes. They really hate staying at home on the weekend.Text 8M: Hello, again, everyone. Last week we invited the American writer Norah Levy to talk about how our position in the family affects our personality. She discussed the first-born child’s personality with us. Today we invite her to continue the topic. Now let’s welcome Norah.W: Thank you, everybody.M: So, Norah, what are the personalities of the middle children?W: Well, they depend on themselves and they are usually competitive.M: Competitive?W: Yes, because they have to fight with their brothers and sisters for their parents’ attention. And they like being with people because they always have other children to play with.M: And the youngest children?W: If you’re the youngest in a family, you’ll probably be quite a relaxed person. On the other hand, the youngest children are often unwilling to do something for other members. This is because they always have their older brothers and sisters to help them.M: That’s interesting. Thank you, Norah.Text 9M: How can I get to the downtown movie theater, Rose?W: You’re going to watch a movie?M: Yeah, I have asked Jennifer out for the coming Saturday night.W: Good. But why not ask her out for the live concert? It’s on this Thursday and Friday night, and it’s much more interesting.M: She doesn’t have time on weekdays, you know.W: Alright. Anyway, the directions: first, drive down 1st Street, going west until you reach Pine Street. Then turn left, and the movie theater is the second building on the right.M: Got it. Can you recommend any nice restaurants?W: The Blue Flamingo serves excellent Spanish food. Starting from the movie theater, go south on Pine Street, cross 2nd Street, and you’ll get to Palm Street. The restaurant is there.M: Okay. Is it open late?W: It’s open on weekdays from 9:00 in the morning to 9:30 at night, but it stays open half an hour later on weekends.Text 10 M: The Boryeong Mud Festival takes place during the summer on Daecheon Beach in Boryeong, about 190 km southwest of Seoul, South Korea. It attracts about 2.2 million visitors around the world to Boryeong every year. The festival was first held in 1998, and its 24th 10-day version was held here, which began on July 23, 2021. Many tourists took part in the grand festival. This year’s festival mixed online and offline events, which were different from the ones held before. Every year, during the festival, visitors take part in activities such as mud sliding and swimming in the mud pool. A large stage is set on the beach, which is used for music performances, competitions, and many other activities. Boryeong is famous for its wide mudflats formed along the western coast, with its high-quality mud that is rich in minerals known to help prevent skin aging. Making use of this, the central South Korean city has organized the mud festival as part of efforts to promote its natural materials among international tourists.