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一、听力选择题
1．Hw lng will the wman stay at the summer camp?
A．Tw weeks.B．Fur weeks.C．Six weeks.
2．Hw was the weather ver the weekend?
A．Very windy.B．Extremely ht.C．Really rainy.
3．Why is the wman stpping by Tky n her way t Vancuver?
A．She wants t g shpping there.
B．It’s t expensive t fly direct.
C．Direct tickets are sld ut.
4．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．Where t find new music.
B．Which radi statin is the best.
C．Why music magazines are bring.
5．What des the man ask the wman t d later?
A．Send him a reprt.B．G t his ffice.C．Call him back.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is the man cmplaining abut?
A．The size f the jeans.
B．The price f the jeans.
C．The style f the jeans.
7．When will the man cme back t the shp?
A．This afternn.B．This evening.C．Tmrrw.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What vehicle did the wman just take?
A．A taxi.B．A plane.C．A train.
9．Hw lng will the wman rent the car fr?
A．Fur days.B．Five days.C．Seven days.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．What des Arn say abut his mther?
A．She just decided t change jbs.
B．She just mved t Lndn.
C．She just pened a law firm.
11．What will Arn be ding in Paris?
A．Lking fr a jb.B．Ging t schl.C．Taking a hliday.
12．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．C-wrkers.B．Friends at schl.C．Brther and sister.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．Hw lng will the exhibitin last in Italy?
A．Fr tw weeks.B．Fr fur weeks.C．Fr eight weeks.
14．Which cuntry is the secnd stp f the exhibitin tur?
A．Spain.B．Greece.C．Prtugal.
15．Why wn’t the speakers g t the exhibitin n Saturday?
A．The wman has t take classes.
B．The man has t wrk n his paper.
C．The museum will be crwded that day.
16．Where will the wman prbably be n Friday mrning?
A．In the library.B．In the gallery.C．In the classrm.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．What is the annuncement mainly abut?
A．Rent increase.B．Cmmunity activities.C．Mving-in infrmatin.
18．Hw much will three-bedrm apartments be?
A．$100mre than befre.
B．$150 mre than befre.
C．$200 mre than befre.
19．When will there be new carpets?
A．In next January.B．In next September.C．In next December.
20．What will happen in Octber?
A．New kitchens will be put in.
B．The apartments will be repainted.
C．There will be free laundry machines.
二、阅读理解
Bali Wildlife Vlunteer Prgram
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Bali wildlife vlunteers help t care fr a variety f animal species. Vlunteers help prmte and imprve the well-being f animals at the wildlife centre.
VOLUNTEER ROLE & TYPICAL WORKDAY
As a wildlife vlunteer in Bali, yu will rtate (轮换) acrss several f the prjects and lcatins we wrk in, gaining a wide range f insights int the many ways vlunteers can make an impact during their time n the prgram. While n the prject, yu will wrk alngside ther staff members wh have years f experience. Typical activities yu will get invlved in during yur time as a vlunteer in Bali Wildlife Centre include feeding, cleaning, daily care and s n.
REQUIREMENTS
T jin the prgram, yu need t be at least 15 years ld and able t speak English at the intermediate (中级的) level. Yu shuld be physically fit, as vlunteering verseas can be quite hard. If yu have any health prblems that may affect yur participatin, yu must reprt them t us in yur nline applicatin. As fr the time cmmitment, vlunteers are expected t wrk abut 3-5hurs per day frm Mnday t Thursday, and Friday is ptinal but is encuraged.
FREE TIME ACTIVITIES
Participants generally vlunteer n a Mnday-Thursday basis and n the weekends are free t relax r travel arund. The wider travel pprtunity is extremely imprtant t the whle experience and it is smething we certainly recmmend. Our lal team is able t arrange free activities, transprtatin and accmmdatin but please nte this is usually an independent experience utside f the cre prgram.
21．What is the aim f the prgram?
A．T cntribute t the well-being f wild animals.
B．T prmte envirnmental cnservatin.
C．T teach animal rescue techniques.
D．T cnduct wildlife research.
22．What is a specific requirement fr vlunteers?
A．Having experience in wildlife rescue.B．Being gd at written English.
C．Being in gd cnditin.D．Reaching adulthd.
23．What d we knw abut vlunteers?
A．Their wrk lcatins are fixed.
B．They have t wrk n weekends.
C．They need t pay fr transprtatin.
D．They can travel arund during their free time.
A 12-minute piece f music cmpsed by Mzart has been discvered in a library in Germany. Researchers think the cmpser wrte the previusly unknwn piece-called Serenade in C-when he was a yung teenager.
The cmpsitin was fund in the hldings f Germany’s Leipzig Municipal Libraries-sme 280 miles nrth f Salzburg, Austria, where Mzart was brn in 1756. Althugh Mzart wrte this piece when he was nly a teenager, it was nt uncmmn fr him t write music in his childhd. Mzart began t perfrm arund Austria frm the age f five and shrtly afterwards became famus as a cmpser.
Mzart prbably wrte the recently discvered cmpsitin between the mid and late 1760s, accrding t a statement frm the Leipzig Municipal Libraries. Library researchers were cmpiling (编辑) an editin f the Kchel catalg, a cllectin f Mzart’s wrks, when they came acrss a mysterius bund manuscript (装订好的手稿) cntaining a handwritten cmpsitin in brwn ink. The cmpsitin is thught t have been written by Mzart. The handwriting, hwever, is nt Mzart’s, suggesting that the manuscript is a cpy f the riginal cmpsitin. The researchers think it was made arund 1780.
The researchers say the music fits stylistically with ther wrks frm the 1760s, when Mzart was between the ages f 10 and13. The yung cmpser was n lnger creating pieces that sunded like this ne by the time he was in his late teens.
In his early years, Mzart wrte many chamber wrks like Serenade in C, which his father recrded n a list f his sn’s cmpsitins. Many f these wrks were thught t have been lst t histry. Luckily, this particular piece was saved–thanks t the cmpser’ s sister. “It lks as if a cmplete string tri (二重奏曲) has survived in Leipzig,” Leisinger, a wrker frm the Internatinal Mzarteum Fundatin, says. “The surce was bviusly Mzart’s sister, wh perhaps preserved the wrk in memry f her brther.”
24．What des the secnd paragraph intend t shw abut Mzart?
A．His talent at a yung age.B．His cnnectin t Salzburg.
C．His preference fr perfrming.D．His ppularity all arund the wrld.
25．On what basis d the researchers date Serenade in C?
A．The title f the cmpsitin.B．The style f the cmpsitin.
C．The number in the Kchel catalg.D．The clr f the ink used in the cpy.
26．Why is Mzart’s sister mentined?
A．She had a psitive influence n Mzart.
B．She was the first t perfrm Serenade in C.
C． She helped Mzart cmpse Serenade in C.
D．She was the ne wh preserved Serenade in C.
27．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A．Mzart’s Wrks Need Updating.
B．Mzart’s Wrks Attract New Attentin.
C．A Lst Mzart Cmpsitin Was Discvered.
D．Researchers Uncvered the Early Life f Mzart.
Thrughut histry, lins have represented curage and strength. Lins live in grups called prides, and the size f a pride depends n fd availability, but a typical pride includes ne t three males, a dzen females, and their cubs r yung lins. Males are larger than females (linesses). A lin’s bdy ranges in length frm 4.5 t 6.5 feet, with a tail frm 26 t 40 inches. Bth males and females are pwerful, muscular cats with runded heads and ears. Only adult male lins display a brwn, rust, r black mane (鼠毛) which extends dwn the neck and chest.
Lins’ diet cnsists f mre than 70% meat. Lins prefer t hunt big animals including zebra, buffal, and giraffe. They usually avid very large(elephant) and very small(mnkey) prey (猎物), but they’ll take farm animals. Lins mst ften hunt at dawn r dusk, but can adapt t their prey t change their schedule. When hunting, linesses run frm mre than ne directin t catch fleeing animals. Usually, prey is cnsumed at the hunting site.
Male lins tend t be fur r five years ld befre winning a challenge and jining a pride. When a new male takes ver a pride, he usually kills the yungest generatin f cubs and drives away the adlescents. Mst adult lins are killed by humans r ther lins, althugh sme die frm injuries while hunting. Usually, abut 80% f cubs die, but thse that survive t adulthd may live t be 10 t 14 years f age. Sme cubs are killed by hyenas and wild dgs.
The lin is listed as “vulnerable (易危的)” n the IUCN Red List. The wild ppulatin decreased by apprximately 43% frm 1993 t 2014. Althugh lins can tlerate a wide range f habitats, they are threatened because peple cntinue t kill them and because f the lack f prey.
28．What d we knw abut lins accrding t paragraph 1?
A．They are scial animals.B．They all have a nice mane.
C．They are knwn fr their pwerful tails.D．They have the same head and ear size.
29．Hw d lins typically get fd?
A．By hunting n big farms.B．By hiding clse t their prey.
C．By using tls t trap their prey.D．By catching their prey cperatively.
30．What can be learned abut cubs in paragraph 3?
A．They tend t live a very lng life.B．Mst f them are killed by ther animals.
C．They face many threats befre adulthd.D．They are carefully prtected by their parents.
31．What is the last paragraph mainly abut?
A．The shrtage f available prey.B．Threatened habitats fr lins.
C．The tugh situatin f the wild lin.D．Endangered animals n the IUCN Red List.
Research has fund that lneliness and scial islatin are assciated with an increased risk f cnditins like anxiety, depressin, heart disease, and strke. In fact, a 2010 analysis fund that lneliness is as harmful t physical health as smking 15 cigarettes a day — meaning using friendship t reduce lneliness is gd fr yu. But hw many friends shuld yu have?
Accrding t Jeffrey Hall, a prfessr f cmmunicatin studies at the University f Kansas, if yu want t ease the health impacts f lneliness, the mst imprtant thing yu can d is t have at least ne imprtant persn in yur life. But if yu want t have the mst meaningful life, ne where yu feel very bnded and cnnected t thers, mre friends are better.
Sme research endrses his remarks. One study frm 2016 fund that thse with at least six friends have better health thrughut their lives, and a study frm 2020 fund that middle-aged wmen wh have at least three friends typically have higher levels f verall satisfactin with their lives.
T figure ut whether yu need mre friends in yur life, psychlgist Marisa Franc recmmends asking yurself, “D I feel lnely?” Lneliness is srt f an alarm system. While everyne feels lnely smetimes, yu shuld determine whether yu feel left ut r islated regularly.
Franc als recmmends asking yurself if there are parts f yur identity that yu feel are restricted. “Different peple bring ut different parts f us. S when yu have a large friend grup, yu’re able t experience this side f yurself that lves basketball, and that side f yurself that lves flwers,” Franc said. “If yu’re nt feeling quite like yurself, that might indicate yu need different types f friends.”
Since making new friends can be difficult, Franc said it’s ften easier t rekindle ld relatinships. She added that yu shuld take the initiative and nt assume that friendships will naturally happen.
“Ultimately, there ‘isn’t a magic number’ f friends fr everyne,” Hall said. “Yur persnality and the characteristics f yur life are ging t make a difference.”
32．What might Jeffrey Hall agree with?
A．Having just ne friend leads t mre happiness.
B．Everyne’s ideal number f friends desn’t vary.
C．A brad friend netwrk enables strng cnnectins.
D．Friendship shuld be priritized in scial relatins.
33．What des the underlined wrd “endrses” in paragraph 3 mean?
A．Creates.B．Supprts.C．Satisfies.D．Intrduces.
34．Which ne suggests a persn needs mre friends accrding t Franc?
A．Cntinuus self-dubt.B．Few exciting experiences.
C．Ineffective scial activities.D．Cnstant feelings f islatin.
35．What des Franc say abut having a large friend grup?
A．It requires befriending thse with shared values.
B．It ensures persnal grwth by wide scial circles.
C．It means a persn wn’t feel restricted any lnger.
D．It helps explre different aspects f ne’s persnality.
Hw t take — and give — criticism well
We all lve t criticize. Unfrtunately, we als hate being criticized. We pst and cmment n thers with abandn, but feel angry at the way thers assess us, bth nline and in persn. The wrld seems unlikely t change anytime sn. 36 , in ways that will make us less likely t feel ffended (冒犯) and harm thers, and better able t benefit frm criticism.
● It’s nt persnal.
When we receive criticism, we make it persnal in tw ways. First, we may naturally analyze the critic rather than the criticism. Secnd, we tend t cnsider the criticism a judgment n ur inner abilities, rather than n ur perfrmance. The slutin is t set up an internal affirmatin (肯定) such as: “I dn’t care what this criticism says abut the persn giving it, and I chse nt t see it as a persnal attack n me. 37 — nthing mre, nthing less.”
● Treat criticism like insider infrmatin.
Once yu depersnalize criticism in this way, yu can start t see it fr what it is: a rare glimpse int what utsiders think abut yur perfrmance. 38 . If this desn’t cme easily t yu, ne way t develp the curage t d s is t ask friends whm yu like and trust t frm a critics’ circle, reviewing ne anther’s wrk and giving hnest suggestins.
● Make criticism a gift, never a weapn.
We all have t give criticism frm time t time. The key t criticizing t the best effect is t remember the gift / weapn rule: 39 ; if I am ding it t harm, I am ding it wrng. T keep criticism in the first categry, research tells us that it shuld have five elements: the care f the recipient (接受者) in mind, respectful delivery, gd intentins, a pathway t imprvement, and an apprpriate target f the recipient’s needs.
● 40 .
Schlars writing in 2014 shwed that psitive feedback given t students in public was 9 percent mre mtivating than when given privately, while negative feedback in private was 11 percent mre mtivating than in public. S what des that mean fr yur rude nline reviews? Send them t the blgger directly, if yu dare. Or better yet, dn’t send them at all - unless yu truly intend them t be helpful.
A．Criticism is a gift t a wise persn
B．Praise in public, and criticize in private
C．Smetimes praise, and smetimes criticize
D．If I am criticizing t help, I am ding it right
E．I will assess it n its face abut the matter at hand
F．Hwever, each f us can change hw we take and give criticism
G．This prvides a ptential pprtunity t crrect curse and imprve
三、完形填空
A British man named Brit gt separated frm his hiking grup in the Peruyian muntains. Nthing arund was 41 due t the heavy fg that cvered the path. But then, he saw a 42 appear. He began walking tward it and felt nervus. T Brit’s 43 , instead f a scary creature, it was a dg with n wner.
Affected by snw, ice and fg, Brit didn’t knw hw t find his way up t the Punta Unión pass at 15,000 feet abve sea level. He was really 44 t see a dg s high up in the muntains. He decided t 45 the dg’s knwledge f the muntain. He went alng with it, 46 the crazy jurney that culd still be seen thrugh his camera. But even mre amazing was that the dg seemed t knw hw t get the man where he was 47 . The dg had a gd sense f directin, leading him right t a 48 that shwed the way t Punta Unión.
After a lng walk f 13.5 miles, they 49 arrived at the Punta Unión pass. Brit rejined his grup. Brit 50 anther hmeless dg was there. Instead f leaving, bth dgs seemed determined t 51 these hikers and keep them n the right path. Certainly, they became the grup’s helpers fr the rest f the trip.
When the hikers made it back t a village, a lcal resident tld them that these dgs have a 52 fr finding lst peple and 53 them thrugh the muntains. They are natural muntain 54 .
It’s an amazing experience, which reminds us that even in the cludy times f life, there’s always a bit f 55 .
41．A．cleanB．clearC．nrmalD．familiar
42．A．friendB．dgC．shapeD．hiker
43．A．cnfusinB．reliefC．disappintmentD．curisity
44．A．surprisedB．relaxedC．wrriedD．frightened
45．A．challengeB．shareC．trustD．study
46．A．reflectingB．cnfirmingC．rganizingD．filming
47．A．livingB．headingC．facingD．belnging
48．A．signB．campC．muntainD．symbl
49．A．earlyB．secretlyC．finallyD．almst
50．A．rememberedB．fundC．explainedD．believed
51．A．cmfrtB．inspireC．greetD．jin
52．A．talentB．planC．respnsibilityD．preference
53．A．fllwingB．prtectingC．trainingD．leading
54．A．guardsB．climbersC．guidesD．hunters
55．A．hpeB．lveC．jyD．faith
四、语法填空
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Thusands f years ag, peple lived withut clcks. Up until the late Middle Ages, peple didn’t think f time as smething separate frm the jbs they did. 56 (tidy) the rm wuldn’t take “half an hur”; it wuld take the time it tk t tidy the rm. Histrians tend 57 (call) this a “task-riented” lifestyle. This means that time was seen in terms f hw lng the task tk; it wasn’t divided 58 hurs, minutes, r secnds.
As Eurpe industrialized, the task-riented 59 (flexible) f life was brught t a sudden stp. The first majr firm t use clcks regularly was the British pstal service, 60 (fllw) by the train cmpanies. Sn enugh, everyne saw the benefit f living by the clck, as accurate timing 61 (significant) bsted prductivity and efficiency.
Clcks have cmpletely changed 62 we see the wrld. Just think abut hw ften yu check the time n yur phne r watch. Yur life 63 (run) by the clck. It’s like we have divided ur lives int tiny blcks, and we put bits f 64 (we) int thse blcks.
Hwever, nt everything in life has t be divided int neat sectins, like lessns f 65 schl day. Smetimes, it’s gd just t let the wrld happen. We need t tell urselves that “it will take as lng as it takes”.
五、书信写作
66．你校正在组织英语作文比赛。请以“My favurite sng”为题写一篇短文参赛，内容包括：
1.你最喜欢的歌曲；
2.喜欢的原因。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。
My favurite sng
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六、书面表达
67．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。
When my thirteenth birthday came arund, I didn’t tell it t anyne and made n plans. “What d yu want t d fr yur birthday?” my mther asked. “Nthing,” I said. My mther then asked whether I wanted t invite any friends ver. I shk my head and explained I hadn’t made any friends in the new twn. My family had just mved t the new twn and I had studied in a new schl there fr several weeks. I didn’t have much expectatin fr my thirteenth birthday.
Finally, this day came. That evening, my mther, wh wrked hard in a supermarket, bught me a big birthday cake and a present. The present was inside ne big glden bx. The card read “Lve frm Mm and Dad”, but I knew my dad had nthing t d with it. In fact, he was hardly ever hme. Like mst nights, he was still wrking at the hspital.
I reached ver fr the big bx n the kitchen table, and when I shk it, I knew there were clthes inside. My mm lked at me excitedly, wanting t give me a surprise. I thught t myself, “Maybe this birthday wn’t be s bad.” I hped that this package wuld cntain sme wnderful clthes t help me fit in at the new schl. I pened the bx and pulled ut a pair f range pants and a matching range shirt. Right away, I was upset! I thught the clr was unattractive. I had never wned anything range in my life and wasn’t abut t start then.
I smiled weakly. “Ww, Mm!” I faked (假装) a happy smile. But my mther fund I was faking a smile. “Yu dn’t like them,” she said. I lied, “N, I d. I really like the clthes.” But actually I didn’t want t try them n at all. I had never received a gift s unattractive. “If yu dn’t like them, I’ll take them back,” she said a little angrily.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右;
2．请按如下格式作答。
T my surprise, withut thinking, I replied, “Fine, take them back!”
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I pulled ut the range clthes, and put them n, lking at myself in the mirrr.
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山东省菏泽市2024-2025学年高二下学期4月期中考试英语试题（A卷）（含听力）
参考答案
1．A
【原文】M: I heard yu’re ging t a summer camp in the US. Will yu be there fr the whle mnth?
W: The summer camp will last fr six weeks, but I will nly stay fr tw weeks s that I can be back n time and prepare fr schl.
2．B
【原文】W: The weather was hrrible and there was n wind at all n the weekend! I went ut n bth days, and I sweated s much as if it were raining!
M: Yeah, I ended up staying at hme fr tw days.
3．B
【原文】M: Why are yu stpping by Tky n yur way t Vancuver? Are there n direct flight tickets left?
W: N, they are just t expensive fr me. Anyway, I’ll just check ut sme shps while I wait in the airprt.
4．A
【原文】M: Where d yu discver new bands and musicians nw? Mst music magazines are s bring these days.
W: I’ve been listening t an nline radi statin lately. They play a lt f gd and new music.
5．C
【原文】M: D yu have a minute? I’d like t talk t yu abut a reprt.
W: Sure. But I’m n the train right nw, s the signal is nt s gd.
M: Okay. Hw abut yu ring me back later? I’ll be in the ffice until late tday.
6．A 7．C
【原文】W: Hw are thse jeans?
M: The price is reasnable, and I like the style. But I find them a little bit t lng.
W: What if yu rll them up a little?
M: I guess I culd, but then they wuld lk different.
W: I see. We can make them shrter fr yu if yu want.
M: Yeah? That wuld be great.
W: Sure thing. It will take abut tw hurs, thugh. Yu can pay fr them first and cme back t ur shp in the afternn r evening t pick them up.
M: That’s fine. Can I pick them up tmrrw?
W: N prblem.
8．B 9．C
【原文】M: Hw may I help yu?
W: Hi, I wuld like t rent a car.
M: Sure. Did yu make a reservatin?
W: N. I decided t rent ne when I gt ff the plane just nw. Is that kay?
M: Of curse. I was just checking. S hw many days d yu need the car fr?
W: Can I just d fur days fr nw and make the rent lnger thrugh a phne call later?
M: In that case, I suggest yu g fr seven days, which will give yu a 20% discunt. And if yu chse t return the car after five days, yu can get the rest f yur mney back.
W: Okay, I will d that. Can I return the car at the train statin?
M: Yes, yu can.
10．A 11．B 12．B
【原文】M: Hey Tina, I just want t let yu knw that I will be mving away after this semester.
W: Where are yu mving, Arn?
M: Paris. My mm received a jb ffer frm a law firm there, and she decided t take it.
W: Is yur whle family ging t mve there?
M: Well, my sister and I will g with my mm first. My dad will stay in Lndn fr anther year and then jin us.
W: D yu knw hw lng yu will live there?
M: At least tw years. My mm has already fund a schl there fr my sister and me.
W: Will yu cme back t Lndn and visit during thse tw years?
M: Of curse. I will cme back t visit during hlidays, maybe even at the weekend smetimes. Paris is nt that far after all.
W: Okay. Well, gd luck with everything. I will fr sure miss yu.
M: Thanks. I will miss yu, t!
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【原文】W: Wuld yu like t g t the Natinal Gallery f Mdern Art smetime this week?
M: Sunds gd. Is there any special exhibitin ging n at the mment?
W: Yes! They are shwing Vincent van Ggh’s paintings in the main gallery.
M: Really? That’s super cl! Hw lng will this exhibitin last here in Italy?
W: Tw weeks. All the paintings are brrwed frm the Van Ggh Museum in Hlland.
M: Nice. I wish it culd last lnger.
W: Me, t. But this special exhibitin is actually part f a Suthern Eurpe tur. And Italy is the first stp f the tur. After being shwn here, these paintings will g t Greece, Spain, and then Prtugal befre ging back t Hlland.
M: S hw lng is the entire tur?
W: Eight weeks. The exhibitins in Greece and Spain will be fur-week lng.
M: Okay. S when shuld we g?
W: I was thinking this Saturday. But the museum must be very crwded ver the weekend.
M: Hw abut Friday? I dn’t have any class n Friday.
W: Sure. Thugh I d have tw classes in the mrning . S let’s g in the afternn.
M: All right. Then I will wrk n my paper in the library. Meet there at nn?
W: OK!
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【原文】
T everyne in the apartments at 101 Bradway, this ntice is t let yu knw that there will be an increase in rent starting September 1st. After that day, everyne’ s rent will g up at least$100 when yur new rental agreements (协议) are signed. Fr example, if yur agreement lasts until December 1st, yu will pay yur present rent until yu sign the agreements again at that time. One-bedrm apartments will cst $100 mre. Tw-bedrm apartments will g up $150, and three-bedrm apartments will be $200 mre. The management f Pine Street Hmes understands that this news is nt very welcme. But there will be sme extra benefits t yu. First f all, we plan t put in new kitchens in the whle building by next June. Secnd, there will be new carpets and fresh paint in next January. The management will let everyne knw ahead f time when each prject starts. Yu have the chice f staying at hme r in a htel while the cnstructin is ging n. Finally, there will be free laundry machines starting in Octber.
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Listening t music has been ne f my favurite hbbies fr years. My favurite sng is My Mtherland and Me.
What attracts me mst is its beautiful meldy. I fell in lve with it the first time I heard it. In additin, its lyrics are excellent, especially the first sentence — “China catches my heart and n ne can break us apart.” After all, it is the cntent that is imprtant t a wrk f art. Mre imprtantly, I am mved by the feeling f patritism the sng spreads. N wnder it is sung by thusands f millins f peple all ver China.
67．One pssible versin:
T my surprise, withut thinking, I replied, “Fine, take them back!” My mther was angrier and mre upset. “Hw ungrateful! I have tried t make this evening special, and this is the kind f thanks I gt?” she said and immediately turned arund, walking int her bedrm. I placed the clthes inside the bx. The birthday cake wasn’t tuched. Knwing I had ruined my birthday, I walked t my bedrm. Finally realizing hw hard my parents wrked fr the family, I regretted what I had said. The next mrning, the glden bx was still sitting n the kitchen table.题号
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