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61. biled 62. was passed 63. why 64. making 65. which
Keys: 66. referred 67. have met 68. irrespnsible 69.stressful
70. argument(s) 71. qualificatin 72. Fcusing/Fcused 73. fr 74. leaves 75. ignrance 76. specifically 77. appinted 78. preference 79. passinate 80. whse 81. inspiratin 82. surrunding 83.adventurer 84. struck 85. delivery
写作参考答案：
Dear Jack,
I am really srry t learn that yu are having truble in making friends in yur new schl. Actually, it is what mst peple face in a new envirnment, but dn’t wrry. Things will prbably be better if yu take the fllwing advice int accunt.
T start with, try every means t prmte yurself in the field where yu are skilled . After all, a blssm flwer attracts mre butterflies. In additin, always stay passinate, humrus, helpful and supprtive, as the saying ges, “Open yur mind, and the wind blws inside”. Finally, what abut jining in sme activities r schl clubs? In this way, yu can have mre chance t meet peple with the same interests.
I hpe my advice will be f sme help t yu. And I believe yur effrts will pay ff.
听力原文：
(Text 1)
W: Have yu finished ding yur French exercises?
M: N, I'm ding Science hmewrk fr tmrrw right nw. The French test is n Mnday.
W: Oh, but yu have n prblem learning Science. Yu shuld study the subject yu dn't like and spend less time n the Internet.
(Text 2)
M: Tina, can I have a wrd with yu?
W: Sure, f curse. What's up?
M: Lk, I dn't mean t sund rude, but culd yu try t be a bit quieter when yu're n the phne?
(Text 3)
W: Hw did yu like the film?
M: Well, I dn't usually enjy watching films abut histry. I think they're bring. But this time I fund it quite entertaining.
W: I agree with yu, I suppse it is because the actrs are really gd.
(Text 4)
M: Ticket! Where is my train ticket? Have yu seen it, Mum?
W: I saw it in the bathrm while 1 did the cleaning there.
M: The bathrm? S strange ... Oh, yu're right. Gt it.
(Text 5)
M: Yur ral English is prgressing, Linda.
W: Thanks. It's all because f Helen, my language partner.
M: What des she d?
W: She explains English culture and histry t me. She even ges t parties and student grups with me.
(Text 6)
W: Hw much did the meal cst?
M: It was fifty punds all tgether, including 8 punds f service charge.
W: Ha ... twenty-five punds each. That's very expensive. I dn't even think we shuld pay the service charge. M: Well, the service was terrible, but the fd was wrth the mney.
(Text 7)
W: I was thinking abut ding sme vlunteer wrk.
M: That's a gd idea. What wuld yu like t d?
W: Well, there's the chance f teaching in a pr primary schl in Africa fr a cuple f years. I think it wuld be really meaningful.
M: But Africa is a lng way away and yu shuld really be thinking f lking fr a jb here at hme.
W: But in my pinin, it's imprtant t d smething meaningful t help peple wh have less than we d.
M: I think it's imprtant t, but there are plenty f peple here in yur wn cuntry that yu culd help. Anyway, yur mum and I wn't agree with that.
(Text 8)
W: Hw are yu finding New Yrk? It must be very different frm Germany.
M: Well, I’m frm Munich, which is the third biggest city f Germany. Living in a beautiful city like Munich is very enjyable. New Yrk is s nisy and busy. But I like the peple here. They are friendly t freigners.
W: Is Germany expensive?
M: Yes! Especially if yu rent a huse r an apartment. Hw abut Mexic? It must be a lt quieter than New Yrk.
W: It sure is, but I like New Yrk. Life is much mre exciting here than in Mexic. I just find it harder t meet peple here. Mexicans are much friendlier than New Yrkers.
M: Really? It sunds like a great place.
(Text 9)
M: Hell, can I speak t Anna Jnes, please?
W: I'm afraid she's ut t visit her grandma but yu can leave a message with me -- this is her mther.
M: Thanks. This is Bb Watsn frm the she shp Fresters,
W: Hw d yu spell that?
M: It's F-O-R-E-S-T-E-R-S.
W: OK, I've gt that.
M: Can yu tell her that we nw have the shes she wanted in size thirty-eight? We nly had size frty when she came int the shp last week. And she'll be pleased t knw that they’re als in the clr she liked--green. Befre we nly had black and blue nes.
W: That's gd news.
M: Yes, and there is even mre gd news. We're having a sale, s they're frty punds cheaper. Nw they’re sixty-five pund which is a gd price.
W: Well, she'll be really pleased. Can she g and get them tmrrw at arund five 'clck?
M: She'll have t cme befre tw ’clck, I'm afraid, because that's when we shut tmrrw.
W: OK, I'll tell her.
(Text 10)
M: Gd mrning, class. Nw I'll tell yu smething abut the histry f English. Old English is very difficult t understand. Only a few experts can read it. Several written wrks frm the Old English perid have remained. Perhaps the mst famus is called Bewulf. The name f the persn wh wrte it is nt knwn. In 1066, William tk cntrl f England. The language used by the new rulers gradually changed the way English was spken 800 years ag. English became what language experts call Middle English, which was used between abut AD 1150 and AD 1500. Middle English sunds like Mdern English. Many written wrks frm this perid have been passed dwn. Perhaps the mst famus was written by Geffrey Chaucer, a pet wh lived in Lndn and died there in the 1400s. Chaucer’s mst famus wrk is The Canterbury Tales, written mre than 600 years ag. The histry f the English language cntinues as Middle English becmes Mdern English. I'll talk abut Mdern English after a shrt break.