江苏省无锡市第一中学2020-2021学年高一下学期期中考试英语试题(无答案)

这是一份江苏省无锡市第一中学2020-2021学年高一下学期期中考试英语试题(无答案)，共10页。

2021.4
命题：高一备课组 审核：高一备课组
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What did the man buy fr his father?
A. A hat.B. A card.C. A shirt.
2. Hw will Tm knw if the schl is canceled?
A. By asking his mther.B. By watching the snw.C. By checking the TV news.
3. Where was the man brn?
A. In America.B. In England.C. In Canada.
4. What des the man mean?
A. Anna may nt have time.
B. Anna is at her brther’s huse.
C. Anna shuld invite him t dinner.
5. What des the man think f the music festival this year?
A. It’s t far away.B. It’s t expensive.C. It’s t crwded.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。
6. Hw many fifties did Fred start with?
A. Tw.B. Five.C. Ten.
7. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. In a bank.B. In a math class.C. In a grcery stre.
听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10三个小题。
8. Wh invited the wman t the party?
A. Michael.B. Michael’s sister.C. Michael’s brther.
9. What is the man ging t get fr Michael?
A. A new CD player.B. Sme recrds.C. Several baseball cards.
10. Why can’t the wman decide what t get fr Michael?
A. She frgets what he likes.
B. She nly has a little mney.
C. She desn’t knw him well.
听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13三个小题。
11. What will Judy d this afternn?
A. Send Peter a brchure.B. Design sme mdels.C. Attend a meeting.
12. Why des Peter make the phne call?
A. T rder sme machines
B. T ask fr clred pictures.
C. T change the delivery time.
13. When will the speakers sign the agreement?
A. This evening.B. Tmrrw mrning.C. At nn tmrrw.
听下面一段对话，回答第14至第17四个小题。
14. Wh is the wman?
A. The man’s wife.B. The man’s dctr.C. The man’s persnal trainer.
15.What des the man want t d?
A. Jin a basketball team.B. Organize a sprts team.C. Teach high schl sprts.
16. What des the wman advise the mar. t d first?
A. Stp eating ice cream.
B. Have a medical examinatin.
C. Eat mre fruit and vegetables.
17. Why des the wman suggest the man exercise mre?
A. T lse weight.
B. T prevent a heart attack.
C. T strengthen his muscles.
听下面一段独白，回答第18至第20三个小题。
18. Hw did the ld wman’s ckies becme famus?
A. She started a gd ckie business.
B. She gave them t children fr free.
C. She baked them in a special kitchen.
19. Why did the children help the ld wman at first?
A. The ld wman was t busy.
B. Their parents wanted them t d s.
C. They wanted t get sme experience.
20. What did the children d when the ld wman gt sick?
A. They cked fd fr her.
B. They tk turns lking after her.
C. They sld ckies t pay the dctr.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Hiking Trails(路线) fr Families n Lng Island
Planting Fields Arbretum State Histric Park, Oyster Bay
INFO: 9 a. m. t 5 p. m. daily; $8 per carlad n weekends nly
“Nearly half the 409 acres f the frmer estate f the W. R. Ce family and current state park arbretum (植物园) prperty is wdland that includes nature walks and a greenhuse,” cnfirmed by Brian Nearing, an fficer at New Yrk State Parks. Expect t see lts f wildlife, frm fxes and squirrels t birds f prey, such as red-tailed hawks and great hrned wls, a delight fr kids.
Cnnetqut River State Park Preserve, Oakdale
INFO: 8 a. m. t 4 p. m. $ 8 parking fee daily., 631-581-1005,
Casey, vice president f the Lng Island Greenbelt Trail Cnference, recmmends this park fr families because they can hike any part f the 50 miles. Alng the way, hikers at Cnnetqut River State Park Preserve might see deer, waterfwl and spreys (鱼腐).
Suthamptn trails
INFO: Park in museum parking lt at 377 Bridgehamptn-Sag Harbr Tpke, Bridgehamptn. N parking fee.
The Suthamptn Trail Preservatin Sciety runs many guided trails in the Hamptns, sme suitable fr even small children. Behind the Suth Frk Natural Histry Museum in Bridgehamptn is a small field that surrunds arund it and usually has butterflies and birds flying abut.
Blydenburgh Cunty Park, Hauppauge
INFO: Dawn t dusk. Nrthern entrance is at the end f New Mill Rad. N parking fee.
The east side is flat, making the walk very kid friendly. The west side is a bit mre hilly, but bth have spectacular water views f the pnd. On the east side is als the rwbat license that pens n Memrial Day and benches, as well as picnic tables When yu’re at Blyden-burgh Cunty Park, g in the nrth entrance ff New Mill Rad near Rute 347, where the main ffice f the Greenbelt Trail Cnference is situated. The ffice can prvide infrmatin and maps. The start f the trails als is here.
21. Which trail charges fr parking every day?
A. Suthamptn trails.B. Blydenburgh Cunty Park.
C. Cnnetqut River State Park Preserve.D. Planting Fields Arbretum State Histric Park.
22. What are Suthamptn trails special abut?
A. There are rare birds alng the way.B. They’re specially designed fr small kids.
C. They cver the lngest hiking rute.D. They include a lt f guided trails.
23. What can we learn abut Blydenburgh Cunty Park?
A. Many hills lie n the east side.
B. Maps are ffered at the ffice near the nrth entrance.
C. A picnic table can be available n the west side.
D. The trails usually start at the east entrance.
B
Mving arund Bgta can be a bit f a Jekyll-r-Hyde experience. On the ne hand, the city is infamus（声名狼藉的） fr having the wrld’s wrst traffic. Yet, n the ther, its cycling infrastructure is cnsidered a gd mdel f sustainable urban mbility, accrding t the Cpenhagenize Index, which ranks bike-friendly cities. The Clmbian capital generated a nw-internatinal mvement in the 1970s called Ciclvia, which sees 1.5 millin peple cycle acrss 128km f car-free streets each Sunday mrning:
S, when the pandemic reached its shres in mid-March, Bgta Mayr Claudia Lpez, an avid cyclist herself, intrduced ne f the wrld’s first plans t encurage bike travel, using traffic cnes t create 76 km f temprary lanes.
“Everyne started using a bicycle, and they already knew hw t get arund n ne because we have this bike culture thanks t the Ciclvia,” says Carls Pard, a lcal cycling advcate and senir advisr at the New Urban Mbility Alliance. Pard gt invlved at the beginning f the pandemic by partnering with a lcal bikeshare cmpany t prvide 400 free e-bikes t health wrkers Nw, he’s busy persuading the public that the gvernment’s new bike lanes shuld becme permanent fixture（固定设施）.
“Sme drivers say, ‘yu tk away ur lane’, but we’re saying, we tk ne car lane and made a tw-lane bidirectinal bike lane,” he explains. “S, yu’re duplicating the effectiveness f the space, and mving mre peple per hur, per directin.”
Biking has enjyed a renaissance（复兴） arund the wrld as urban citizens avid public transprt fr the relative safety f a tw-wheeled cmmute. Nw, many advcates like Pard are wrking with lcal gvernments in the hpe f turning these pandemic-respnse measures int lasting changes—nes that are mre plausible nw than ever after lckdwns prvided an unprecedented（空前的）pprtunities t fast-track infrastructure trials. The results f these urban planning experiments culd nt nly radically shape the way we cmmute acrss glbal cities, but als make them mre adaptable t future shcks.
24. What can best illustrate the underlined sentence?
A. Much knwledge that is f help in learning abut a new place.
B. A mixed feeling that is t cnfusing t express themselves.
C. An understanding that everything has bth advantages and disadvantages.
D. An idea that human beings are brn smewhere between gd and evil.
25. What was NOT the cause f the ppularity f cycling in Bgta?
A. The utbreak f the pandemic in mid-March.
B. The wrldwide bike culture dating back t the 1970s.
C. The gvernment’s supprt fr the temprary bike lanes.
D. The lcal bike cmpany’s cntributin t health wrkers.
26. What factr is likely t stp the change f bike-friendly, slw streets?
A. The increasing number f cyclists.B. Duplicated effectiveness f rad use.
C. A well-runded city expansin plan.D. The grwth f car wnership.
27. Which sectin f the newspaper includes articles f this srt?
A. Urban life.B. Plitics.C. SprtsD. Advice clumn.
C
Given hw valuable intelligence and autmatin（自动化）are, we will cntinue t imprve ur technlgy if we are at all able t. At a certain pint, we will build machines that are smarter than we are. Once we have machines that are smarter than we are, they will begin t imprve themselves. And then we risk what the mathematician IJ Gd called an “intelligence explsin”. The prcess culd get ut f cntrl.
The cncern is really that we will build machines that are much mre cmpetent than we are. And the slightest divergence（分歧）between their gals and ur wn culd destry us.
Just think abut hw we relate t ants. We dn’t hate them. We dn’t g ut f ur way t harm them. In fact, smetimes we take pains nt t harm them. We step ver them n the sidewalk. But whenever their presence seriusly cnflicts with ne f ur gals, we will kill them withut hesitatin. The cncern is that we will ne day build machines that, whether they’re cnscius r nt, culd treat us with similar disregard.
The bare fact is that we will cntinue t imprve ur intelligent machines. We have prblems that we desperately need t slve. S we will d this, if we can. The train is already ut f the statin, and there’s n brake t pull. If we build machines that are mre intelligent than we are, they will very likely develp in ways that we can’t imagine, and exceed us in ways that we can’t imagine.
S imagine we hit upn a design f superintelligent AI that has n safety cncerns. This machine wuld be the perfect labr-saving device. It can design the machine that can build the machine which can d any physical wrk, pwered by sunlight, mre r less fr the cst f raw materials. S we’re talking abut the end f human labur. We’re als talking abut the end f mst intellectual wrk. S what wuld apes like urselves d in this circumstance?
What wuld sme natins d if they heard that sme cmpany in Silicn Valley was abut t deply a superintelligent AI? This machine wuld be capable f starting war, whether terrestrial r cyber, with unbelievable pwer.
Given that the cmpanies and gvernments building superintelligent AI are likely t perceive themselves as being in a race against all thers, and that t win this race is t win the wrld, it seems likely that whatever is easier t d will get dne first unless it is destryed in the next mment.
But the mment ‘we admit that infrmatin prcessing is the surce f intelligence, we have t admit that we are in the prcess f building sme srt f gd. Nw wuld be a gd time t make sure it’s a gd we can live with.
28. What message des Paragraph 3 cnvey?
A. Intelligence and autmatin are very valuable.
B. The imprved machines will get away frm us.
C. The presence f machines des cnflict with ur gals.
D. Future intelligent machines culd treat us withut mercy.
29.Which f the fllwing sayings shares the meaning with the underlined sentence in Para.4?
A. Time and tide wait fr n man.B. Rme wasn’t built in a day.
C. Tmrrw is anther day.D. Sht arrws will nt cme back.
30. Hw is the passage mainly develped?
A. By making cmparisns.B. By giving assumptins.
C. By shwing valid evidence.D. By analyzing statistics.
31. Which f the fllwing statements can best summarize the authr’s viewpint twards AI?
A. Human beings will n dubt be destryed by AI in the future.
B. Superintelligent AI will put an end t human labur eventually.
C. We shuld keep the develpment f AI within humans’ cntrl.
D. Human beings shuld stp the develpment f superintelligent AI.
D
After mre than a year f pandemic, after mnths f an aggressive vaccinatin campaign, the United States shuld finally be better prepared t prtect itself against the crnavirus. Nearly all f ur lng-term-care residents are vaccinated. Tens f millins f ther peple have been vaccinated, and tens f millins mre have sme level f immunity frm previus infectin. With mre peple prtected, a new surge culd behave differently, but early signals frm the states with rising case numbers suggest that this will nt universally be the case.
Just lk at Michigan, the leading edge f this new surge. Cases are ging up quickly, and hspital admissins are mving in lckstep（步伐一致）—just as they have in past surges. This is a bit f a surprise. The United States is entering a new phase f the pandemic. Althugh we’ve previusly described the mst devastating（毁灭性的）perids as “waves” and “surges,” the mre prper metaphr nw is a trnad: Sme cmmunities wn’t see the strm, thers will be well frtified against disaster, and the mst at-risk places will be crushed. The virus has never hit all places equally, but the remarkable prtectin f the vaccines, cmbined with the new attributes f the variants. has created a situatin where the pandemic will disappear, but nly in sme places. The pandemic is r will sn be ver fr a lt f peple in well-resurced（实力雄厚的）, heavily vaccinated cmmunities. In places where vaccinatin rates are lw and risk remains high, mre peple will jin the 550,000 wh have already died.
CDC Directr Rchelle Walensky spent her weekly press cnference n Mnday pleading with the American peple, nting “the recurring feeling I have f cming dm（厄运）.” She asked the cuntry t “wrk tgether t prevent a furth surge.” Three distinct factrs are nw shaping this cuntry’s pandemic experience.
First, the United States did a terrible jb preventing transmissin（传染） f the disease. The cuntry’s level f excess death has been high, signaling that the pandemic’s true tll has been even steeper than the fficially released COVID-19 deaths. Mst ther cuntries did nt experience the same levels f cnsistent transmissin. Mst estimates place the number clser t 100 millin, and pssibly tens f millins mre.
Secnd, the U.S. is vaccinating peple quite efficiently. It has given ut the largest abslute number f dses（药的一剂） in the wrld. Almst three-quarters f the U.S. ppulatin ver 65 has received at least ne dse f the vaccine, with nearly half nw fully vaccinated. On a percentage basis, the U.S. has immunized nearly three times the number f peple that Germany, Italy, and France have, and in tw mnths, the U.S. will almst certainly have a very large percentage f vaccinated adults.
Third, the virus has had staggeringly unequal effects n the American ppulatin. Fr a persn f a given age, the risk fr certain racial and ethnic grups is several times that f a white persn. Native American, Latin, Pacific Islander, and Black cmmunities have suffered large and deadly utbreaks acrss the cuntry. Racialized ecnmic hierarchy（等级制度）as well as, perhaps, distrust f the medical establishment-are hlding dwn vaccinatin rates in prer places with less access t care. S sme cmmunities have bth higher risk and fewer fully prtected peple.
This all makes fr an extremely messy and vlatile（不稳定的）current situatin. The first tw factrs mean that sme places, such as Califrnia, will see the pandemic’s wrst pressures fade. But where the virus is already spreading quickly, the danger is still high, and the days are running ut t slw transmissin via vaccinatin. S far， the fatality（死亡）numbers have nt turned upward. Nw we can nly wait t see if deaths will fllw hspital admissins at the pace f past surges—r if smething has changed.
32. It can be inferred frm the case f Michigan that _________.
A. Michigan has an edge in bringing the pandemic under cntrl
B. mre patients are receiving prper medical treatment in hspitals
C. a new surge in cases and hspital admissins is unexpected and scary
D. a grwing number f residents have been immune t the infectin
33. The new phase f the pandemic is described as a trnad because _________.
A. the trnad that strikes during the pandemic makes peple suffer mre
B. the measures t fight the crnavirus prduce uneven results in different areas
C. sme pr cmmunities are prtected while sme areas mst at-risk are crushed
D. the crushing effects f the pandemic will last as lng as the trnad effects d
34. What factrs are shaping American’s pandemic experience?
①less access t medical care
②inaccurate estimates f death tlls
③distrust f gvernmental plicies
④disadvantaged sci-ecnmic status f ethnic grups
⑤a larger percentage f vaccinated adults
⑥efficient preventin f the transmissin
A. ①②③④⑤B. ①②③④C. ①②④⑤D. ①②③④⑥
35. Wat’s the authr’s attitude twards the present situatin f the pandemic?
A. Frustrated.B. Optimistic.C. Indifferent.D. Desperate.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Three Ways t Prtect Yurself frm Tday’s Unreal News
Nwadays with s much news available, many peple cnsume media in an autmatic, uncnscius state---similar t knwing yu drve hme but nt being able t recall the trip. 36 These strategies can help yu becme wiser news cnsumers in three simple steps.
Seek ut yur wn news
Like mst peple, yu prbably get a fair amunt f yur news frm scial media. Yu shuld change that. Their gal is t maximize the time yu spend n their sites and apps, getting advertising incme. That means instead f presenting yu with the mst imprtant news f the day, scial media feed yu what will hld yur attentin. 37 These rganizatins actually prduce news, usually in the spirit f serving the public interest:
Use basic mathematics
Untrustwrthy news ften uses sme data t make unreal claims. 38 . Fr example, a widely spread rumr（谣言） falsely claimed 10,150 Americans were killed by illegal immigrants in 2019. On the surface, it’s hard t knw whether it is true, but ne way t start is t think abut finding ut hw many ttal murders there were in the US in 2019.
39
Humans are biased（倾向性的）t believe what’s in frnt f their eyes. Vide cntent is cnsidered mre trustwrthy—even thugh sme vides can be very misleading. 40 Seeing and hearing shuld nt necessarily be believing. Treat vide cntent with just as much dubt as news text, checking any facts with news frm a trusted surce.
A. Watch ut fr biases
B. Believe vide cntent
C. Yu’ll see a mre cmplete range f infrmatin
D. Think carefully abut hw yu determine smething is true
E. Instead, regularly visit trusted news apps and news websites directly
F. Simple mathematical calculatins can help yu better spt false data
G. Hwever, yu can develp habits t cntrl yur news intake mre cnsciusly
第三部分 语言运用（共四节，满分50分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
When I was a teenager, my dad did everything he culd t discurage me frm becming a brewer（酿酒师）. He’d spent his life in lcal breweries, 41 making a living, as had his father and grandfather befre him.
S I did as he asked. I went t business schl and gt a highly paid jb at a business- cnsulting firm. 42 , after wrking there fr five years, I was haunted by 43 . Is this what I want t be ding when I’m 50?
I remembered that sme time befre, my dad had been cleaning ut the attic and 44 sme ld bees 45 . “Tday’s beer is 46 water that can hld a head,” he’d tld me.
I agreed. Americans pay gd mney fr inferir beer, I thught. Why nt make gd beer fr Americans using my family way?
I decided t quit my jb t becme a brewer. When I tld Dad, I was hping he’d put his arm arund me and get 47 abut cntinuing traditin. Instead, he said, “Jim, that is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard!”
As much as Dad bjected, in the end he became my new cmpany’s first 48 , cughing up（支付）$40,000 when I pened the Bstn Beer Cmpany in 1984. Ging frm my fancy ffice t being a brewer was like muntain climbing: exciting, liberating and 49 .All my safety nets were gne.
Once the beer was made, I faced my biggest 50 yet: n ne had ever heard f it. I needed a name that was 51 and elegant, s I named my beer 52 Samuel Adams, a brewer and patrit（爱国者）wh helped t fund the Bstn Tea Party.
The nly way t get the wrd ut, I realized, was t sell direct. I filled my briefcase with beer and hit every bar in Bstn. Six weeks later, at the Great American Beer Festival, Sam Adams Bstn Lager wn the tp prize fr American beer. The rest is histry. It wasn’t suppsed t wrk ut this way—whatever des? —but in the end I was 53 t be a brewer.
My advice t all yung entrepreneurs is simple: Life is very shrt, s dn’t 54 t make decisins. Life desn’t let yu 55 .
41. A. barelyB. easilyC. sufficientlyD. adequately
42. A. ThughB. OtherwiseC. StillD. Anyhw
43. A. fearB. dubtC. regretD. desire
44. A. came acrssB. picked utC. put dwnD. bring abut
45. A. menusB. cansC. recipesD. labels
46. A. exactlyB. particularlyC. rughlyD. basically
47. A. miserableB. amusedC. excitedD. cncerned
48. A. emplyerB. custmerC. investrD. salesman
49. A. inspiringB. relaxingC. pushingD. frightening
50. A. pprtunityB. decisinC. bstacleD. defeat
51. A. respectableB. hnrableC. recgnizableD. understandable
52. A. afterB. byC. asD. fr
53. A. appintedB. brnC. cnsideredD. intended
54. A. hesitateB. needC. waitD. rush
55. A. delayB. dreamC. planD. prepare
第二节 单句填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
1. Quite a few abriginal tribes became ________ (extinctin) as a result f this endless pandemic.
2. The Suez Canal is ________ (strategy) imprtant because it prvides the shrtest maritime rute cnnecting the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
3. The hspital is searching far and wide fr a heart ________ (dnate fr )he 8-year-ld.
4. That superpwer’s bans made us aware and ________ (appreciate) f the imprtance f self-reliance.
5. Fr the same reasn its plicy is as narrw as always s that it will hardly prduce any result ________ (benefit) t the wrld at large.
6. Thse respnsible NGOs ________ (take) varius measures t deal with the increasingly serius pllutin.
7. ________ as Artemisinin（青蒿素） cntinues t serve as the fundatin f anti-malarial treatment, numerus challenges have arisen in the further applicatin and develpment f this family f drug.
8. The escalatr in the shpping mall wn’t be put t use befre ________ (repair).
9. With many eyes ________ (glue) t their smartphnes, peple neglect their real-life activities n a daily basis.
10. It is ur respnsibility as scientists, knwing the great prgress that is the fruit f freedm f thught, ________ (teach) hw dubt is nt t be feared but t be welcmed and discussed.
第二节 完成句子（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
1. 只有当学生能获取所需的学习资料时，他们才能取得进步。（Only句首；access）
2. 沉溺于互联网会对青少年的身心健康产生不好的影响。（addicted；impact）
3. 不要理所当然地认为无论何时你想摆脱坏习惯你就能摆脱。（take；rid）
4. 我们突然想到应该提高人们保护濒危物种的意识。（ccur；awareness）
5. 毕业后用光了所有钱，他不得不向这家公司申请一份工作。（v. -ing；apply）
第四节 语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
Nezha is the subject f the latest cartn film, which (1) ________ (fficial) pened in cinemas in China n July 26. Nezha has gt wnderful reviews and is rated higher than Mnkey King: Her is Back. Since July 26.the film (2) ________ (earn) mre than 140 millin yuan at the bx ffice, and the film has a scre f 8.8 (3) ________ (pint) (ut f 10) n China’s largest filming rating site, Duban.
Yang Yu, (4) ________ is the directr f it, made up his mind (5) ________ (prduce)a film n the theme f breaking ld rules and changing fate. Yang chse Nezha as his character, the (6) ________ (cmbine) f the rebellius（叛逆的）and straight yuth. The film is lsely based n the Chinese nvel The Investiture f the Gds. In the nvel, Nezha is brn during the Shang Dynasty and is famus (7) ________ fighting against the Dragn King.
It tk Yang Yu tw years t plish the script, and the film was in prductin fr three years. It is (8) ________ mst cmplex cartn prductin ever (9) ________ (make) in China. It has mre than 1, 300 special effects shts, and it tk ver 20 Chinese special effects studis, (10) ________ (emply) mre than 1, 600 peple, t realize the film’s fairy tale setting, the mysterius Dragn King’s palace. One spectacular scene alne tk tw mnths t cmplete.
第四部分 写作（满分20分）
假如你是李华，你的美国朋友Tm向你发来e-mail，询问#我支持新疆棉花#。请你给他回信，内容包括：
1. 民众对于知名运动品牌（sprtswear brands）禁用新疆棉（a ban n Xinjiang cttn）的不同看法并陈述理由；
2. 你对于民众中抵制（byctt）知名运动品牌的看法并陈述理由。
注意：
1. 词数100词左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Tm,
Hw are yu ding?
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I’m lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs,
Li hua