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Ann：Hello. Jenny：Hello.Ann，this is Jenny.I __1__(call) to see if you could give me some advicE.I...
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Ⅳ.根据短文内容判断正T.误F.TomSoniaJimJennyandAnnareintheclas
A.Whereshallwemeet B.HowcanIgetthere
—Hello!________canIspeaktoDannyplease?—Sorryheisn’
I am Jenny speaking
This is Jenny speaking
my name is Jenny speaking
I’m Jenny talking
A.Whereshallwemeet B.HowcanIgetthere
Hello!_______Ann.IsthatLilyspeaking?
I am
This is
That is
She is
--Hello!________canIspeaktoDannyplease?--Sorryheis
I am Jenny speaking
This is Jenny speaking
my name is Jenny speaking
I’m Jenny talking
用适当的句子短语或单词完成下面对话使对话完整正确AnnHelloJack.JackHelloAnn.
A.Whereshallwemeet B.HowcanIgetthere
A.Whereshallwemeet B.HowcanIgetthere
Hello!______Ann.IsthatLindaspeaking?----sorrysheis
This is
I.’m
That is
She is
Directions:Pickouttheappropriateexpressionsfromthe
A.Whereshallwemeet B.HowcanIgetthere
TimSoniaJimTinaJennyandAnnareintheclassroom.Theyfi
Hello.Whoisspeaking?HiAnn._________Mary.
This
That
This is
That is
在下列横线上填入适当的话语使对话完整正确Jane:Hello!Mike:Hello!MayIspea
－HiMaryNicetomeetyou.－______
Hello, Jenny. Nice to meet you.
I’m finE.
Good morning.
How are you?
Directions:Pickouttheappropriateexpressionsfromthe
当你打听对方是否是Ann时你应该说 A.HelloAnn. B.HiAnn. C.You’reA
TimSoniaJimTinaJennyandAnnareintheclassroom.Theyfi
—Hello6702871.Who’sthat?—________.
My name is Ann
I am Ann
That’s Ann
This is Ann speaking.
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Afarmeronceorganizedacompetitionbetweenhisdogandhisrabbit.Hedugaholeinoneofhisbiggestfieldsandhidacarrotandaboneinit.Hewantedtofindout61animalwouldfindthemfirst.Thecheerfuland62ambitionrabbitthrewhimselfintolookingforthecarrotdigginghereandtheretotally63convincethathewouldfindit.Butthedogaftersniffingaroundforabitlaydownandbegantocomplainabouthowdifficult64wastofindoneboneinsuchabigfielD.Therabbitdug65hoursandwitheverynewholethedogcomplainedevenmoreabouthowdifficultthiswasevenfortherabbit.66therabbitthoughtthateachholedugwasoneholelessthatneededdigging.Whentherewasnoplaceinthewholefield67leavetodigtherabbitdugatunnelrighttotheplacewherethedog68liesincehelaydown.TherehefoundthecarrotandthebonE.ThisishowthedoglostthegamE.Hehadcometo69rightplaceattheverybeginningbutfailedtofindthebone70heonlycomplainedanddidn'ttryatall.
WorldReadAloudDayiscelebratedeachyearonthefirstWednesdayofMarch.It41startbytheLitWorlD.orgwebsitein2010andhasnowreached65countries.42aimistoencouragepeopleworldwidewhocannotreadtoenjoythebenefitsofabook.Thewebsiteaskseveryone43celebratethedaybytakingabookfindinganaudienceandreadingoutalouD.Itisabouttakingactiontoshowtheworldthattherighttoreadandwrite44belongtoallpeoplE.Thewebsiteasksvisitorstojoininthemovementtoreduce45numberofilliterate不识字的peopleintheworlD.Itis46absolutenecessarytohelpthosewhocannotreaD.ThewebsitesaysIt'stimetostartbyreadingaloudto47mightlikeit.Shareabookwithachildwhomightneeditshareastorywithsomeonewhowouldtreasureitlistenpatiently48someoneelse'sstoryastheysharewithyou.TheUnitedNationssaysLiteracyinvolvesavarietyoflearninginenablingindividualstoachievetheirgoalstodeveloptheirknowledge49toparticipatefullyinsociety.InthatwayWorldReadAloudDaydoeshelpmakea50different.
PeoplecanoftenseeatalkingparrotonaTVshowinamovieoreveninsomeone’shomE.Theparrothaslearned61copysoundsthatpeoplemakE.Dolphinsbatsandsomeapesalsocopysounds.Nowwecanaddelephants62thislistofcopycats盲目的模仿者.Dr.JoycePooleisazoologist63studiesthesoundsofelephants.WhileshewasinKenyashewouldhearstrangenoises64makebyMlaikaaftersunset.Mlaikawas658-year-oldAfricanelephant66itlivednearahighway.Dr.Poolesaysthatshecouldn’ttellthedifferencebetweenMlaika’scallandthe67distancetrucknoisE.Whydid68copythesoundsofthetrucksdrivingby?Animalsthatareabletocopysoundsmayenjoy69practicenewsounds.Whentheyarekeptoutsideoftheirnaturalenvironmenttheymaycopyunusualsounds.SofarDr.Poole70spend18yearswithtwofemaleAsianelephants.Asianelephantsmakesoundslikebirdstotalkwithoneanother.Parrotsdolphinshumansandelephantsshowthatbeingacopycatisonewaythatanimalsandpeoplemakenewfriendsandkeepoldones.
InBritainsomeonewhohelpschildrencrossthestreet61calllollipoppersonbecausetheirsignlookslikealollipop棒棒糖.Thejobofalollipoppersonistowalktothemiddleoftheroadatan62suittimeholdingupthesign.Itisalegal63requirefortraffictostopatthiscommanD.Thelollipoppersonwillsingalthat64isallrighttocrosstheroadsafely.TrafficmayonlymoveoncethesignhasbeenlowereD.Generallyspeakingschoolcrossingsaremannedforapproximately3hoursadayorless.Asaresulttheworkhasalwaysappealedmore65peopleseekingtosupplementtheirincomesuchas66retireD.Lollipoppeoplewereintroducedtoenablepolicemen67hadpreviouslyruncrossingpatrols巡逻toperformotherduties.Theearliestlollipopswereredandblackrectangles68sayStopchildrencrossing.In2001inEuropepatrollersweregivenextrapowersallowingthem69assistadultswithcrossingtoo.ThemostrecentchangeinthehistroyoftheSchoolCrossingPatrolsawthewordchildren70replacewithasymboltobringtheUKinlinewiththerestoftheEU.
Thirtyyearsagocommunicationwasn’tsoconvenient.Andmygrandparentswroteletterstotheirfriendsand76_______亲戚.Theywrotetoeach77______becauseGrandpaworkedinthecityandGrandmalivedinthecountry.I.t78______花费aboutoneweektodeliveraletter.WhenGrandmaaskedquestionsinherlettershehadtowaitmorethantwoweekstogeltheanswers！Iftheyhadanything79utodeliverimmediatelytheyneededtosendtelegrams.Thetelephonebecamepopularintheearly1990s.Butnotuntil1998didmydad'sfamily80h_____atelephonE.Althoughitwasmuch81f______thanwritinglettersitwasstillinconvenient.Oncedadarrivedhomelatebecausehehelpedagranny82_______hisway.Mygrandparentswereveryworriedbecausetheycouldn'tgetin83______withhim.Thenmydadboughthisfirstmobilephonein2002.MyfavouritecommunicationtoolisthemobilephonE.I.haveuseditsincemysixteenthbirthday.Myparentsandfriendscanfindme84w____Iam.It’sveryconvenientbutatthesametimeitiseasytogetbotheredespeciallywhenIwanttostayalonE.SometimesIhaveheadachesafter85_______谈话onthemobilephoneforalongtimE.76.________77.________78._______79.________80.________81.________82.________83._______84.________85.________
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