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2012年普通高等學(xué)校招生全國統(tǒng)一考試(湖南卷)模擬卷(1)
PARTTWOLANGUAGEKNOWLEDGE
SectionA
21.Isupportanymovetogetyoungpeopleintotheatre,andespeciallythataimstodoitallover
England,notjustinLondon.A.oneB.theoneC.thatD.those
22.ThelawinalmostallstatesusedtorequirestorestocloseonSunday,butnowinmoststates,itnolonger
.A.isB.doesC.didD.has
23.Thousandsofyearsago,peoplekilledthewildhorsethatlivedaroundfbod.time,people
begantocatchandraiseanimals.A.fbr;ThroughB.as;DuringC.fbr;OverD.on;Over
24.Thefiist6shortenedclassicnovelswillgoonsalenextmonth,withplansfor50or100more.
A.followingB.tofollowC.followedD.tobefollowed
25.Therearealsothosehuntinginfactoffersachancetoprovethemselvesandriskdeathonpurpose.
A.whoB.fromwhomC./D.forwhom
26.Thedriversaboutwhowastoblameforthecrashforover2hourswhenthepolicearrivedonthe
scene.A.havebeenarguingB.werearguingC.arguedD.hadbeenarguing
27.TheSATisanexcellentmeansoftestingstudents.,itshouldn'tbeonlyoneofthemanymethods
used.A.ThereforeB.AndC.HoweverD.Besides
28.ThismorningMs.Greenenteredourclassroom,andussomethingimpoitantaboutthecoming
exam,left.A.havingtoldB.toldC.tellingD.totell
29.agirl'sbrainisbetterorganizedtosendandreceivespeech,wegenerallytalktothemmore.
A.Althou^iB.SinceC.ForD.When
30.HaditnotbeenforthefoctthatIabsent,Iwouldhaveaskedyoutodothisrightnow.
A.hadbeenB.wereC.shouldbeD.was
31.一Idaresayyouwilldefinitelymissyourflightifyoudon'thurry.—Oh,.It'salmostthetime.
A.sowillIB.IdosoC.soIwillD.sowillyou
32.Amongtheproblemsistheyoftenfailedtotakeintoaccountthatthosepeoplearemorelikelyto
usesunscreen.A.thatB.whatC.whenD.where
33.teachersarerequiredtotakepartinthisrelayrace.
A.AnothertenyoungChineseB.TenanotheryoungChinese
C.TenyounganotherChineseD.AnothertenChineseyoung
34.Hi,Susan,areyouinterestedinbuyingsomeusedbooksforschool?Ybureallysavesomemoney
thatwayA.needB.canC.mustD.should
35.LockedinhisownstudyTonywasannoyedforthechan弟earlier
A.havingnotinformedB.nothavinginformedof
C.notbeinginfbnnedD.nothavingbeeninformedof
SectionB
IhavebeentoldinChina,havingapet,paiticularlyadog,isoftenconsideredtobeastatussymbol
becauseitshowsthefamilycan36tohaveananimal.Itisdiflerenthere.
InCanadaitis37forpeopletohavepets.Manypeoplehavedogs.Manyothershavecatsand
therearepeoplewhokeepfish,birdsorrabbits.Somekeepwhatwecallexoticpets.Thesemigjhtbeferrets,
snakesoralmostanyotheranimalyoucanthinkalthoughkeeping38petsisoftendifficultand
becauseitcanalsobehardontheanimal.Thekeepingofsomeexoticanimalsisnotallowedbylaw.
Now,mywifeandIliveinasmalltown.Wenolongerhavea39—weliveinanapartment.We
haveacatnamedCallieandshenevergoesout40ontothebalconysocarsanenolongeranissue.
She'saboutsixteenyearsoldandwillprobablylivetobetwentyormore.The41willcomewhenshe
diesandwenolongerhaveapet.Wehavehadapetforsolongitseemslikeanaturalpartofourlivesand
withoutacataroundthehouseitwillseemsomehow42.Ontheotherhand,weare葬t(yī)tingolderand
giventhatacatcanliveabouttwentyyearswewonderifwewilleverhaveanotherafterCalliegoes.Catsaie
cutest,ofcourse,whentheyaresmallkittensbutakittenis43foralongertimethanwemayhaveleft
Ithinkhavingapetisverygoodforanumberofreasons.Ithelpstoteachdiildrenhowtolookaftera
44creature,makesthemrealizethatanimalshavefeelingsjustlikewedoandthat,inmanyways,we
dependoneachotherForolderpeoplelikemeananimalisa45andacomforttohavearound,apet,
properlytreated,returnsthefavorby46unconditionallove.Wouldn'tthisworldbeagreatplaceif
peoplecouldlearnhowtodothat.
36.A.buyB.affordC.supplyD.provide
37.A.commonB.unusualC.particularD.public
38.A.aboaidB.domesticC.excitedD.exotic
39.A.dormitoryB.homeC.familyD.house
40.A.exceptB.besidesC.exceptforD.beside
41.A.demandB.dilemmaC.decisionD.matter
42.A.puzzledB.confusedC.emptyD.alone
43.A.commitmentB.committeeC.friendD.follower
44.A.livelyB.aliveCliveD.living
45.A.companyB.competitorC.companionD.co-worker
46.A.givingoutB.givinginC.givingbackD.givingoff
47.A.badB.greatC.messyD.poor
SectionC
AccordingtoTheNewOxfordDictionaryofEnglish,frustration,bydefinition,means48.
feelingofbeingupsetorannoyed,especiallybecauseofinabilitytochangeorachievesomething.Since
frustrationseemsto49.anegativefeeling,somepeoplemaybetempedtothinkthatfrustrationisbad
forpeople.50.,however,holdadifferentview.Theybelievethatitisbeneficialtopeople.Theysay
frustrationgoesside51.sidewithsuccessandthatitinspirespeopletoovercomehardshipsand
difficultiesand52.thefinalsuccess.Itisthuspartofourlifeexperience.SofarasI'm53.,it
is54.completelygoodnorcompletelybad.Inourprocessofgrowingup,wemayinevitably
experienceit.Itisatestofourcourage.Ifweletitcontrolus,wemayfallintotheabyss(深湃I)ofserious
psychologicalproblems.55.ifweharness(禾ll用)itandtakeitasourinspiration,wemayfinally
enjoythegloryofsuccess.
PARTTHREEREADINGCOMPREHENSION
A
Swayingpalmtrees,turquoise-bluewaterandsugarwhitesandmakebeachloverssighwithdelight.But
notallbeacheshavethoseingredients.Themostinterestingbeachescomeindifferentshapes,sizesand
colore.
ThosewhowantbeautyandsomethinguniquecangototheSeychelles,LaDigueIsland.Largegranite
(花崗巖)rockibnnationsoverlookbeautiful,white-sandbeaches.Thepinkish-greyrockslooklikesculptures
thathavebeenforgottenonthebeach.TouriststravelingtoLaDigueIslandtoseetheuniquerockswillalso
discoveroneoftheworld'smostbeautifulislands.
Hawaii'sBigIslandhasoneoftherarestbeachesofall—abeachmadeupentirelyofgreensand.The
sand,whichisformedbydarkgreencrystalscalledolivine(橄欖石),isdeposited(堆積)byvolcanicactivity.
GreenSandBeachliesontheslopesoftheworldslargestactivevolcano,MaunaLoa.
Oneoftheworld'smostunusualbeachesliesontheislandofSantorini,Greece.ThesandonRedBeach
getsitsreddishcolorfromtheredvolcanicrocksthatmakeupthecliffis(懸崖)aroundthebeach.Tourists
flock(蜂擁)toseetheredsand,makingRedBeachoneofSantorini'smostpopularbeachdestinations.
BlacksandmakesupthehugebeachofKarakare.Throughtheyears,volcanicsandm僅edwithironash
toformthisblackbeachonNewZealand'swild,westcoast.Withallthebeautifulbeachesintheworld,
beachlovershavelotsofchoices.Butforthosereadyforsomethingdifferent,auniquebeachvacationmight
bejusttheticket!
56.Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?
A.Oneoftheworld'smostunusualbeachesB.Beachlovershavingmorechoices
C.AuniquebeachvacationD.Uniquebeachesaroundtheworld
57.Accordingtothetext,wouldberegardedasthegeneralcharacteristicsofbeautifulbeaches.
A.swayingpalmtrees,turquoise-bluewater,sugar_whilesand
B.rocks,whitesand,pinkish-greyrocks,sculptures
C.greensand,slopesofanactivevolcanoD.blacksand,ironash,wildcoast
58.BeachesontheislandofSantoriniareredbecauseof.
A.thecliffsaroundthebeachB.thelaigegraniterocks
C.theredvolcanicrocksD.crystalscalledolivine
59.Ifyouwanttoseepinkish-greyrocks,thengoto.
A.Santorini,GreeceB.Seychelles'LaDigueIslandC.Hawaii'sBigIslandD.NewZealand
60.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?
A.Differentbeacheshavedifferentcolors.B.Differentplaceshavedifferentbeaches.
C.Whitesandandbluewaterarethemaincharacteristicsofbeaches.
D.Peoplehavemanychoicesforbeachvacations.
B
Facedwithatoughjobmarket,freshgraduatesaredreamingofrunningtheirownbusinessesinstead.
Butarecentsurveyhasshowedthatsuchambitionslacktherequiredsupportandremainjustthat-
dreams.
TheShanghaiMunicipalEmploymentPromotionCenterpollof1,276graduatesinseveraluniversities
andcollegesinthecityreleasedlastFridayshowed59.78percentofrespondentsconsideredthepossibilityof
settingupacompanyoratleastasmallstore."Buttheyjuststopatthe'thinking1stagp/'itstated.
Respondentsputthetopreasonsfbrnotgoingitalonedowntoashortageofinvestmentandalackof
businessopportunity.Theyalsolistedlackofbusinessexperienceandsocialnetworks,theneedforadvanced
studyandobjectionsfromfamilymembersasfactorsthatstoodintheirway
Morethan90percentoftheintervieweessaidtheywouldrathertakeupajobaftergraduatingandthen
considerstartingtheirownbusinesstwoorthreeyearsdowntheroad.
GuoBing,aseniorstudentinShanghaiInternationalStudiesUniversitymajoringinEnglish,decidedhe
wantedtobehisownbosslastyearButheislookingforajobfirst."IfIfailtofindasatisfyingjob,Iwould
liketoestablishacompanyinexhibitionservices,"Guosaid.
TheShan曲ainativehassomerelativesworkinginalocalprintingplant.Withtheirhelp,Guohopesto
produceexhibitionbrochuresatarelativelylowprice.HeisalsoconfidentthathisEnglishlanguageskillscan
helphimdowellintheindustry.
"Socialnetworidngisanimportantfactorleadingtobusinesssuccess,"Guosaid.
Guosaidthattheshorta^ofgraduatejobsisthemainreasondrivingmoreuniversitystudentstosetupa
businessrightaftertheirgraduation.
Jiangsaidtheuniversitysetsupabusinessguideteammadeofgovernmentofficialsandprofessionals.
Theyregularlygivetrainingcoursestostudentswhoshowaninterestinhavingtheirownbusiness.The
parentsofuniversitygraduatesaremorewillingtohelptheirchildrenstartupalone,thesurveyshowed"Once
youwinthesupportofyourfamily,youhavewonhalfthebattle,"Guoadded.
61.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitle?
A.AToughJobMarketB.GraduatesWhoCanOnlyDreamofBeingBoss
C.TheAmbitiousFreshGraduatesD.TheStoryofGuoBing
62.WhichofthefollowingdoesNOTstopfreshgraduatesrealizingtheirdreamsofbeingbosses?
A.Thelackofbusinessopportunityandinvestment.B.Theshortageofbusinessexperience.
C.LessskilledEnglishlanguage.D.Theirfomilymembers'objections.
63.IntheviewofGuoBing,whatisthekeyfactorthatmakesfeshgraduatesdreamofbeingbosssoon
aftergraduation?
A.Theirfamilydon'tsupportthem.B.Theirsocialnetworidngisnotgood.
C.Therearenotenoughgraduatejobs.D.Theywanttoachievegreatersuccess.
64.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaboutGuoBing?
A.Hehasstartedhisownbusinesswiththehelpofhisrelatives.
B.Englishishismajorintheuniversity
C.Heistiyingtofindajobwhichcansatisfieshim.D.HeisaShan助ainative.
65.Whoisthisarticlemostlyintendedfor?
A.Theparentswhosechildgraduatesfromuniversitysoon.
B.Thosewhowillgraduatefromuniversity
C.Thosewhowanttobebosses.D.Theofficialswhoworkinthegovernment.
C
Avilla(另lj墅)designedtoresistearthquakeswith”sei任healing'cracksinitswalls,thanksto
nanotechnology(納米技術(shù))applicationswithself-healingpolymers(聚合物,istobebuiltonaGreek
mountainside.Thevilla'swallswillincludespecialparticlesthattumintoaliquidwhensqueezed(壓榆
underpressure,flowintocracks,andthenhardentofonnasolidmaterial.
TheNanoManufacturingInstitute(NMI),basedinLeedsUniversity,willplayakeyroleinanEU
projecttoconstructthehomebyDecember2010.Theproject,called'Intelli^ntSafeandSecureBuildings^^
(ISSB)isfundedundertheEU'sSixthFrameworkprogram.Thispotentiallylife-savingschemeisledby
GermanbuildingmanufacturerKnaufThevillawillbebuiltinAmphilochia,inwesternGreece,where
Knaufcurrentlyrunsamanufacturingplant.Iftheexperimentissuccessful,moretremor-resistant(防震)
homescouldbebuiltinearthquakezonesacrosstheglobe.NMIchiefexecutiveProfessorTerryWilkinssaid,
fc"Whatwe'retryingtoachievehereisveryexciting.We'relookingtousepolymersinmuchtougher
situationsthaneverbeforeonalargerscale."Monitorscontainedinthevilla'swallswillbeabletocollectvast
amountsofdataaboutthebuildingovertime.Wirelesssensorswillrecordanystressesandvibrations,aswell
astemperature,humidityandgaslevels.
Thewallsaretobebuiltfromnewload-bearingsteelframesandhi澳-strengthgypsum(石膏)board.
ProfWilkinssaid,'Ifthereareanyproblems,theintelligentsensornetworkwillbeabletoalertresidents
imniediatelysotheyhavetimetoescape.^^Ifwholegroupsofhousesaresoconstructed,wecouldusealarger
networicofsensoretogetevenmoreinformation.4<Ifthehousefallsdown,wehavegothand-helddevices
thatcanbeusedoverthenibbletopickoutwheretheembedded(IMA的)sensorsarehiddentogetsome
informationabouthowthevillacollapsed.^^Also,wecan弟tinfbnnationaboutanyonewhomaybearound,
soitpotentiallybecomesatoolforrescue.
66.Theaimofthepassageisto.
A.reportapieceofinterestingnewsB.promotetremor-resistanthomes
C.informusofthenanotechnologydevelopmentD.tellusaboutatremor-resistanthome
67.Thevillacanresisteaithquakesbecause.
A.itwillbebuiltonaspecialplaceB.thecracksinitswallscanbehealedbythepolymers
C.thespecialparticlescanmakeitswallsstronger
D.theintelligentsensornetworkcantellpeoplewherethereisacrack
68.Ifthetremor-resistanthomefallsdown,.
A.rescueworkcanbedonemorequicklyandaccurately
B.theintelligentsensornetworkwillstopworking
C.noonecanbehurtintheearthquakeD.awarningsignalwillbegiventootherresidents
69.WhatProfWilkinssaidsuggeststhat.
A.heisdoubtfulabouttheprojectB.hethinksthetremor-resistanthomeisperfectlydesigned
C.heisconfidentinthetremor-resistanthome
D.thetremor-resistanthomestillneedstobetestedinarealsituation
70.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethattremor-resistanthome.
A.isstillbeingtriedoutB.isalreadyunderconstruction
C.hasbeeninwideuseD.willbeputintowideusesoon
PARTFOURWRITING
SectionA
FredericChopinisoneofthemostromanticfiguresinmusicalbiography.Hewasdreamyand
tender(溫柔的).ChopinwasbomatavillagenearWarsaw,inPoland,onthe22ndofFebruary1810.
InhisearlyyearsChopinshowedhimselfveryinterestedinmusic.Hewasonlyninewhenhemadehis
firstpublicappearance.ChopinhadbeenstudyingwithElsner,thedirectorofWarsawConservatoire,for
sometimewhenhisfatherthoughtitwouldbegoodforhimtohavealittletourbeforesettlingdowntothe
practiceofhisprofession.Thusatourwasarranged,Berlinwasthefirstplacevisitedwhereheheardalotof
music.Andthencameanimportantvisitto'thebeautifulmusicalVienna?'Therehewassurroundedwith
requeststoplayinpublic.AfterVienna,hevisitedPragueandDresden,wherehemetmoremusical
celebrities.
ItwasPariswherehedecidedtoperfecthistechniquethatChopinfinallysettledin.Theperformance
cameoffin1832,andthou澳theaudiencewassmalltheartisticsuccesswasgreat.PiinceRadziwilltookhim
toapartyattheRothsehilds.Hewasaskedtoplayandheplayedsobeautifullythathewasdrownedwith
praise.ThuswastheyoungPole(波蘭人)launchedonhiscareerofpopularityinParis.
PautersaystrulythatChopinneverinhislifewroteabarofmusicthatcontainedaninferioridea.And
therewasnothingvulgar(粗俗的)abouthimself.NobodyknewhimbetterthanGeorgeSand.Shesays,
'Gentle,sensitive,andverylovelyheunitedthecharmofadolescencewithsincerityofamorematureage.”
Title:71.___,
theRomantic
Poetofthe-
Piano
\7
■
Pauter:
Judgmentsof?noinferiorideainhismusic
OtherPeople?nothing79.abouthimself
80.:
?gentle,sensitiveandlovely
SectionB
Directions:Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandanswerthequestionsaccordingtotheinfi)nnation
giveninthepassageandtherequiredwordslimit.Writeyouransweronyouranswersheet.
Everywomanworriesaboutthedaywhensheglimpsesthefirstwrinkle(皺緲inherotherwisesmooth
skin.Butformany,thatdayisainvingevenearlierthantheyexpected.
Sunandcigarettesinadolescenceandearlyadulthoodarethesinner(罪魁禍笥behindagespots,
brokenbloodvesselsandirregularpigmentation(色素沉著)bythetimeyou'reinyour30's.Avoidingthose
twoisthebestwaytokeepskinlookyoungaslongaspossible.Butifdamageisdone,don?tlosehope.You
cantakeadvantageofalotofskin-careproducts.
Whatcanyouexpectfromtheseandotherskin-careproducts?Here'ssomeadvicefromtheexperts:
Sunblock
Itseemsobvious,butdermatologists(皮膚科醫(yī)的saymanypeoplestillwronglyassumethatsun
protectionisrequiredonlyforadayatpoolorbeach.Infoct,youneediteveiyday.Wonderwhatyourskin
wouldlikeifyou'dkeptitprotectedfromthesun?"Lookatvourbutt(臀部)JsaysDr.StevenCohen,chief
ofthedermatologydepartmentatMontefioreMedicalCenterinNewYork."It'ssmooth,withoutwrinkle.,,
Spotremovers
lbspecificallytarget44sunspots"andevenoutskincolor,dermatologistsrecommendproductswith
hydroquinone(氫醍;對苯二酚),whichgraduallywhitenstheskin.Sideeffectsincluderednessandirritation.
Avoidtheseproductsifyou'iepregnantbecausetheycanhurtadevelopingfetus(IJfiJL).
Onemorepoint:you'renevertoolatetoprotectyourskin.Ybumayfeellikegivingupwhenyousee
theconsequencesofteenagetans(darkcolorspot)inyourmirror,butthat'snoexcuseforskippingdaily
sunblock.Sundamageisaccumulative—andthatmeanseveryday'sraysdoalittlemorehann.Sokeepon
doingit,andyoumaygetabigsurpriseaftertenormoreyears.
81.Whatdotheunderlinedwords‘thosetwo"inParagraphTworeferto?(Nomorethan3wonds)
82.Howshouldapregnantwomandealwithskin-caneproducts?(Nomorethan3words)
83.Whydoestheauthorusetheexampleof"Lookatyourbutt”?(Nomorethan11words)
84.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?(Nomorethan13words)
答
姓名_______________________
52.53.54.55.
71.72.73.
74.75.76.
77.78.79.
80.___________________________
81._____________________________________________________________________________________
82._____________________________________________________________________________________
83._____________________________________________________________________________________
84.
高考模擬題參考答案
I.Listeningcomprehension(J420小題,每小題L5分,滿分30分)
SectionA(共15小題,每小題1.5分,滿分22.5分)
1-5:CABCA6-10:CBABC11-15:BACAB
SectionB(共5小題,每小題15分,滿分75分)
16.CultureShock17.Number18.HumorandHome
19.people'svalues20.Enjoyingliving
II.Languageknowledge(共35小題,滿分45分)
SectionA(共15小題,每小題1分,滿分15分)
21-25:ABCBD26-30:DCABD31-35:CAABD
SectionB(共12小題,每小題L5分,滿分18分)
3640:BADDA41-45:BCADC46-47:CB
SectionC(共8小題,每小題15分,滿分12分)
48.the49.be50.Others51.by
52.achieve/gain53.concerned54.neither55.But
III.Readingcomprehension(共15小題,每小題2分,滿分30分)
56-60:DACBD61-65:BCCAB66-70:DBACA
IV.Guidedwriting(共3部分,滿分45分)
SectionA(共10小題,每小題1分,滿分10分)
71.FredericChopin72.Introduction
73.Dateofbirth74.Nationality
75.dreamyandtender76.interest
77.Routetftour78.Paris
79.vulgar80.GeorgeSand
SectionB(共4小題,滿分10分)
81.Sunandcigarettes.(2分)
82.Avoiding(using)them.(2分)
83.lbshowtheeffectofprotectingtheskinfromthesun./Tbshowhoweffectiveprotectingtheskin
fromthesunis.(3分)
84.Introducingthereasonsofskindamageandsomeadvicetosolveskinproblems.(3分)
SectionC(滿分25分)
Dearteacher,
We^sopleasedthatyouarewillingtoshareourviews.InordertoimproveourEnglish,wejusthada
surveyabouttherevisionamongusstudentsyesterdayIhavecollectedsomeinformation.
First,allofuswouldliketoslowdowntheourEnglishrevisionsothatwecandobetterAsstudents,weonly
haveasmallvocabularyafterall.Ontheotherhand,wouldyoupleasegiveuslessassignmentbecausewe
findittoohardtofinishpilesofexerciseswithintheclass?Inmyopinion,it'sastep-by-steppmcesstohavea
goodgraspofEnglishandmorefreetimeisgreatlyneededforself-studySecond,mostofthestudentshold
theideathattheyareweakinlistening,andhopethatyoucanhelpusimproveitbypractisingmore.Lastly
it'shopedthatyoucancommunicatewithusmore.PersonallyIbelieveitisyourencouragementthatcan
makeuslesstensebutmoreconfident.
Inshort,let\workhardtogethertogoforit!
錄音原文
SectionA
Conversation1
M:Oh,lookatthoseearrings,Maria.They'reperfectforyou.
W:Theseredones?I'mnotsure.
M:No,theyellowones.
W:Oh,these?Hmm.Yellowisn*ta^x)dcolorforme.
M:Well,thatnecklaceisn'tbad.
W:Whichone?
M:Thatblueonerightthere.Howmuchisit?
W:It's$42!That'sexpensive!
M:Hey,letme除titforyou.Itsourmania除anniversarypresent.
Conversation2
W:Hey,youhavesomanyclocksinyourbedroom.
M:Yeah,IwanttomakesureIcanwakeupinthemorning.
W:Butistheresomethingwrongwithyourclocks?Noneofthemhasthesametime.
M:Idoitonpurpose.Isetthisclockaheadtenminutes,andthisonebacktenminutes,butIalwayssetthat
onetotherighttime.
W:Sothealarmsringeverytenminutes?
M:Yeah.
W:Areyourcrazyorwhat?
M:No,Iamaheavysleeper.Ineedthundertowakemeup.
Conversation3
W:Wouldyoulikeacupoftea?
M:I'dloveone.Allthatshoppinghasmademeexhausted.Withtwospoonfulsofsugartoday.Ineedthe
energy.
W:Poorthing!
M:Givemeoneofthosedou^inuts.
W:Youllgetfat.
M:No,IwontYouworkmetoohard.
W:Theydolookgood,don'tthey?
M:Mmm!Lotsofjaminthemtoo.
W:Myfingersaresticky.Hlgetsometissuesandsomeforks.
M:You'dbetterhurryortheyllallbegone.
W:Coming!Hereyouare.Youcanwashthedishes.
M:Asmallpricetopay.Afterall,youmakeagreatcupoftea.
Conversation4
M:Alex,howcanwesavetheenvironment?
W:Bysavingwater.
M:Well,howcanwedothat?
W:Bynotusingtoomuchwaterwhenwewashdishes,takeabath,andwhenwedootherthings,like
wateringtheplantsoutside.
M:Oh,IthinkIcandothat.Whatelse?
W:Whendrinkingoreatingsomethingoutside,youshouldkeepthegarbageuntilyoufindatrashcantoputit
inbecauselitteringmakesourplanetdirty.Doyoulikeseeingtrashallovertheground?
M:No,Idon't.Doyouhaveanyfinalsuggestions?
W:Yes.Weshouldn'twastepaperbecausetreesarebeingcutdowntomakethepaper.Byrecyclingpaper,
wesavetheforestswhereanimalslive.
M:So,howcanchildrenrecyclepaper,Imean,everyday?
W:Well,Iusedtomakethingsoutofthenewspapers,likepapertrees,insteadofjustthrowingthemaway.
Now,thechildreninourneighborhoodcollectnewspapersonceamonthtotakethemtoarecycling
center.
M:That'sgreat.WellthanksAlexforyourideas.
Conversation5
M:Hello.
W:Goodevening,Sir.IsthisMr.CharlesPhilips?
M:Yes,itis.
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