江蘇省南通市八年級下學(xué)期期末英語試題

2022~2023學(xué)年度第二學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量監(jiān)測八年級英語試題（考試時間：120分鐘 滿分：150分）Ⅰ．聽力（每題1分，共20分）A．聽對話，回答問題。（）1．WhereisLindagoingtomorrow?A． B． C．（）2．Whichsignarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?A． B． C．（）3．WhichpartofLily’sputerdoesn’twork?A． B． C．（）4．Howdopeopleinthewoman’scountrygreeteachother?A． B． C．（）5．Whoarethetwospeakers?A．Classmates. B．Teacherandparent. C．Teacherandstudent.（）6．Howmanybookscanthewomanborrowatatime?A．Two. B．Three. C．Six.（）7．Whatcolourarethewoman’strousers?A．Green. B．White. C．Red.（）8．WhenmaySuzygettothecharityshow?A．At5:30. B．Before5:30. C．After5:30.（）9．Whatisthemandoing?A．Teachingthechildrenaboutthetrafficrules.B．Helpingthechildrengoacrossthestreet.C．Askingthechildrenaboutrulesinthelibrary.（）10．Whatmightthemeetingtodaybeabout?A．Howtoprotectourselves. B．Howtoliveagreenlife. C．Howtoseparaterubbish.B．聽對話或短文，回答問題。聽下面一段對話，回答第11—12小題。（）11．Whoistheboy’srolemodel?A．Hisgrandpa. B．Histeacher. C．Hisfather.（）12．Whatdoestherolemodeldo?A．Hewritesletterstoencouragepoorchildren.B．Hesendsbookstothechildreninpoorareas.C．Hebuyswarmclothesforpoorchildren.聽下面一篇短文，回答第13—15小題。AGoodWebsiteNameHappyTravellingWhat’sthewebsiteabout?13.WhatdoesBruceknowaboutParis?ParisisthecapitalofFranceandfamousforits14.ManytouristsliketowalkalongtheSeineRiverand15intheshopsneartheriver.（）13．A．Frenchfood B．Europeancities. C．Englishculture（）14．A．history B．museums C．placesofinterest（）15．A．drinkcoffee B．buypresents C．eatnicefood聽下面一篇短文，回答第16—20小題。（）16．WhatisGeorgeDawson’sbookabout?A．Storiesinhislife. B．Americanfamilies. C．Thesecretofalonglife.（）17．WhendidGeorgewritethebook?A．In1898. B．In1988. C．In1998.（）18．WhydidGeorge’sfathersendhimtowork?A．Becausehedidn’tstudywellatschool.B．Becausehisfamilywastoopoor.C．Becausehisfatherwasbadlyill.（）19．WheredidGeorgelearntoread?A．Inhishome. B．Fromeveningclasses. C．Inareadingclub.（）20．WhatdoesthespeakerwanttotellusthroughGeorgeDawson’sstory?A．Lifeissogood. B．Readingisimportant. C．It’snevertoolatetolearn.Ⅱ．單項選擇（每題1分，共15分）（）21．Earthis______onlyhometoeveryone.Let’strytomakeit______greenerworldtolivein.A．the;a B．a(chǎn)n;a C．a(chǎn)n;the D．the;the（）22．—Didyoufeel______waswrongofJacktohidetheicbooks?—Yes.Itisimportant______aboytolearntoshare.A．that;of B．that;for C．it;of D．it;for（）23．LearningEnglishinaclassroomisimportant,whileusingEnglishinreal______willimproveyourEnglishskillsgreatly.A．positions B．situations C．events D．experiences（）24．David’sdreamistogointothewestand______aschoolforpoorchildrenthere.A．cleanup B．lookup C．giveup D．setup（）25．—I’dlikesomepancakesforlunch.—I’msorry,sir.They______onlyforbreakfast.A．a(chǎn)reserved B．a(chǎn)reserving C．willserve D．haveserved（）26．—Wow,Wendy,it’scooltomakeashortvideowithyourmobilephone.—JustwithasoftwarecalledJianying.Letmeshowyou______.A．whichtouse B．howtouseit C．whattouse D．whethertouseit（）27．PresidentXisaidahappylifeisachieved______hardworkofalltheChinesepeople.A．a(chǎn)gainst B．a(chǎn)bove C．through D．below（）28．—Diana;don’tjumptoanyconclusion,______whenyouareimpatient.—Don’tworry,Iwon’t.A．exactly B．especially C．closely D．usually（）29．—AreyougoingtoShanghaiArtMuseumthisSunday?—Yes.______I______mybrotherisgoingthere.Wewillstartat2p.m.together.A．Both;and B．Neither;nor C．Notonly;butalso D．Either;or（）30．—We’vegoteverythingreadyforthetrip.—YoumeanI______bringanythingwithme,right?A．can’t B．shouldn’t C．needn’t D．mustn’t（）31．—Letmehavearestfirst.I’m______towalkanyfurther.—eon!Weonlyhavefivekilometersleft.A．weakenough B．tooweak C．quiteweak D．soweak（）32．Danielwantedtoknow______.A．whetherwewillbeinvited B．thatwewouldhaveaholidayornotC．whatwereyoutalkingabout D．ifNantongbelongstoJiangsuProvince（）33．MrLidrinksmuchcoffee.______,hecanstophimselffromfeelingsleepyinclass.A．Intheway B．Ontheway C．Inthisway D．Bytheway（）34．Youalwaysthinkwhatotherpeoplehaveseemsbetterthanyours,justasthesayinggoes,“______”A．Manyhandsmakelightwork. B．Actionspeakslouderthanwords.C．Itneverrainsbutpours. D．Thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside.（）35．—Ithinkmanyteenagersnowadayscaremoreaboutthemselves.—______Manyvolunteersofthisagealwaystakepartinvoluntaryactivities.A．That’snotthecase. B．I’mafraidso. C．Withpleasure. D．Ican’tagreemore.Ⅲ．完形填空（每題1分，共15分）Puttinglionstatues(雕像)outsidebuildingsisquitemoninChina.Itwasespecially36inancienttimes.Theycanbeseenatthegatesoftemples,governmentofficesandthehomesof37people.Thestatuesareusuallymadeof38.Peoplebelievetheycanscareawayevilspiritsandbringgood39.However,thelionisnota40ofChina.Itwasnotuntilabout2,000yearsago,whenlionswere41toChineseemperorsasgifts,thattheanimal42beseeninChina.Emperorslovedlionsbecausetheylooked43.Theykeptlionsaspetsandasasymbolofpower.Theanimalswerealsobelievedtolook44SuanNi(狻猊),oneoftheninelegendarysonsofthedragon.LionsbecameevenmorepopularinChinesecultureasBuddhism(佛教)was45tothecountrylater.Buddhas(佛祖)ridelionsandthelion’sroar(咆哮)was46tobetheteachingsoftheBuddhas.Sinceancienttimes,peoplehaveputlionstatuesoutsidetheirhousesto47theirfamilies.Theyusuallyputa48ofstonelionsoneachsideofthegatetotheirhome.Amalelionstandsonthe49playingwithaball.Itstandsforpower.Afemalelionisontherightwithababylionunderherpaw.Shestandsforalargeandthriving(興旺的)50.36．A．mon B．special C．strange D．fresh37．A．smart B．wealthy C．polite D．good38．A．stone B．wood C．plastic D．gold39．A．sense B．view C．idea D．luck40．A．secret B．choice C．symbol D．native(本地物)41．A．received B．lent C．given D．returned42．A．should B．could C．need D．might43．A．helpful B．gentle C．funny D．strong44．A．like B．for C．a(chǎn)fter D．a(chǎn)t45．A．provided B．created C．introduced D．invented46．A．sent B．changed C．chosen D．considered47．A．please B．protect C．serve D．fight48．A．pair B．piece C．copy D．number49．A．top B．middle C．left D．bottom50．A．mother B．family C．future D．wealthⅣ．閱讀理解（每題2分，共34分）A51．Itemcollectionendson______.A．July1 B．July13 C．July17 D．July1852．WhichofthefollowingitemswillNOTbeaccepted?A．TVs. B．DVDs. C．Jewelry. D．Books.53．Ifyouwanttodonateelectronicitems,theymustbe______.A．new B．cleaned C．useful D．secondhand54．Whatcanyoudoifyouwanttobeavolunteerattheyardsale?A．WriteanemailtoJaneCameron. B．Donateasmanyitemsasyoucan.C．VisittheSt.TheresaChurch’swebsite. D．CallJaneCameronat(401)102410515.BFeelinghot?SoisEarth.Becauseofproblemslikeclimatechangeandbadwaysoffarming,muchoftheplanet’slandisdryingup.Whatcanwedotosolvethisproblem?OnethingtheUnitedNationsdidwastocreateaholiday.In1994,theUNstartedWorldDaytobatDesertificationandDrought(世界防治荒漠化和干旱日),toletmorepeopleknowaboutdesertification.ItisonJune17everyyear.Desertificationhappenswhenhealthyland—landfullofwaterandnutrients(營養(yǎng))—beesdesert,whichisdryandunhealthy.Everyyear,20,000to50,000squarekilometersofEarth’slandislosttodesertification.InAfrica,scientistsexpectthattwothirdsofAfrica’shealthylandwillbelostby2025.Desertificationsometimeshappensbecauseofclimatechange,asbig,fastchangesintemperaturecankillplantsandtrees.However,italsohappensbecausepeopleuselandtoomuch,andinbadways,togrowfoodontheirfarms.Growingtoomanyplantsinthesamesoil,intooshortatime,cantakeawaythesoil’snutrientsfasterthanthesoilcanmakenewones.Thatcanturnthesoilintodrysand,likeadesert.TheUNsuggestssomedifferentactionstostopdesertification.Oneistoteachpeoplebetterwaysoffarming,includingtheuseofbetterfertilizers(肥料).Anotherisreforestation,whichmeansplantingmoretrees.OnecountrythathasdonealotofthatisChina.TodayChinahas61millionhectares(公頃)ofreforestedlandmorethananywhereelseintheworld.55．Whatislandlikeifdesertificationhappens?A．Itisfullofwater. B．Ithasmorenutrients.C．Itisdryandunhealthy. D．Itissuitabletoliveon.56．WhatdoscientistspredictaboutAfricain2025?A．GrowingplantswillhelpAfricahavemorehealthyland.B．MostofAfrica’shealthylandwillgetdryandunhealthy.C．Africawillhaveabout50,000squarekilometersofhealthyland.D．Africawillhaveabout20,000squarekilometersofdesertification.57．Whyisn’titgoodtogrowtoomanyplantsinthesamesoil?A．Becauseitcanchangetheclimatefaster. B．Becauseitcanchangeplantsintobadsoil.C．Becauseitcanchangehealthylandintoforests. D．Becauseitcantakeawaythesoil’snutrientsfaster.58．Whichofthefollowingdoesnotcausedesertification?A．Reforestation. B．Usinglandtoomuch.C．Usingpoorfertilizers. D．Climatechange.59．What’sthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A．Thecausesofdesertification. B．Theimportanceofreforestation.C．TheUN’splansforimprovingfarming. D．TheUN’ssuggestionsforfightingdesertification.CAsateenager,youmaysometimesfeelhelplesswhenhavingproblemswithyourparents.ChenZanzao,a17yearoldboyfromShenzhen,hascreatedacharitymunitycalledDearTheodosiatoofferprofessionalhelptofamiliesfacingsimilarproblems.Itnowhas2,000regularparticipants(定期參與者).Chen’sideawasinspired(啟發(fā))bythethreechildpolicy.“MyfriendSinaandIthoughtitwouldbringproblemslikeparentalfavoritism(父母偏心),”Chensaid.“Mostfamiliesstilldon’tknowanymethodstodealwiththis.”Theystartedtoresearchbothscientificparentingstylesandpeople’sneeds.Theyreadalotofliteratureandstudiesonthetopicandsurveyedmorethan1,000people.Theyfoundthatthemosteffectiveandhealthyfamilyrelationshipsarewhenparentsarehighlyengaged(參與的)intheirchildren’slives.Theythenfoundedthemunitytopromote(推廣)theidea.“WeholdlecturesanddiscussionsaswellasgoonradioandTVprogramstopromoteusefulinformation,”Chensaid.ChenandhisfriendSinawoulddoonetooneconversationswithpeoplewhofeltselfconscious(難為情的)aboutsharingtheirstories.“It’sunderstandablethatatfirsttheyneedtimetotrustussincewearesoyoung,”Chensaid.“Butlisteningisthekey,andslowlytheywillrealizethatweareprofessional.”“Wemetmanyparentssaying,‘Ineverrealizedraisingachildwouldbesodifficult’,soIthinkit’sreallyimportantthatparentsshouldthinkoverwhethertheycouldtaketheresponsibilitybeforetheyrushintoanything,”Chenadded.60．WhatmadeChenZanzaostartthecharitymunitycalledDearTheodosia?A．Hewantedtocollectmethodstosolvehisfamilyproblems.B．Hewasoncesupportedbyacharitymunity.C．Heonceexperiencedparentalfavoritism.D．HethoughtthethreechildpolicyinChinamaybringfamilyproblems.61．InwhatwaydoesChenhelpmanyparents?A．Heencouragesthemtoreadsomestudiesonfamilyrelationships.B．Heholdsonetooneconversationswithpeopleandgivesadvice.C．Hehelpsselfconsciouspeoplespeakabouttheirstoriesinpublic.D．Hegiveslecturestochildrenabouthowtolistencarefullytoparents.62．WhatadvicemightChengivetothoseplanningtobeparents?A．Worryingenoughcanhelpthembeegoodparents.B．Theyshouldberesponsibleforeverythingtheirchildrendo.C．Theyshouldfullyconsiderwhethertheyarereadytohaveachild.D．Theyshouldraisemorechildrenthoughit’smoredifficultforthem.DIfyoustepintoabookstore,youmightnoticeshelveslabeled(標(biāo)記為)“selfhelp”thatarefilledwithrowsofbooks.Selfhelpbooksaretypicallywrittenbyfamouspeopleandpsychologists.Theyteachyouhowtodealwithproblemsinyourlifeforexample,howtogetalongwithyourclassmatesorcoworkers,howtomanageyourtimewellandhowtofindhappiness.PaulSweetman,theownerofCityBooksintheUK,saidthecurrentpoliticalclimate(政治環(huán)境)mightbeonereasonwhymorepeoplearereadingselfhelpbooks.Duringthepastfewyears,theworldhasseenterroristattacks(恐怖襲擊),tradewarsandwoman’srightsmovements(女權(quán)運動),suchasMeToo.“Peopleeintotheshopandthey’rereallytiredaboutthings.They’relookingforreassurancesandpeaceofmind,”SweetmantoldGuardian.Inaddition,youngerreaderssuchasmillennials,orpeoplebornafterthe1980stendtobemoreawareoftheirownfaults,accordingtoUSpsychologistCarolineBeaton.Thismeansthey’remorelikelytotrytoimprovethemselvesbyreadingselfhelpbooks.Selfhelpbooksusedtobesomethingpeoplelaughedat.Manypeopledidn’ttake“chickensoup”storiesor“successtheory(成功學(xué))”booksseriously.Butnowthey’remorerespectedand“asgoodtoreadasanynovel,”Sweetmansaid.Whateverthereasonforthegrowinginterestinselfhelpbooksmightbe,it’sgoodtoknowthathelpisathandifweneedit.Butarethesebooksreallyhelpful?Readoneandfindout.“Selfhelp”booksmighthelpreaderswith______.A．howtoloseweight B．howtodecoratehousesC．howtodealwithbadmoods D．howtodobusiness64．WhydopeopleneedselfhelpbooksaccordingtoSweetman?A．Becausetheycan’tmakedecisions. B．Becausenootherscanhelpthem.C．Becausetheysufferfrommentalillness. D．Becausetheylivestressfullives.65．Theunderlinedword“reassurances”probablymeans______A．forts B．medicines C．rules D．petitions66．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph5?A．Fewpeoplelikeselfhelpbooksnow.B．Selfhelpbooksusedtobelesspopular.C．Peoplethinkselfhelpbooksareasinterestingasnovels.D．Peopledoubtwhetherselfhelpbookscanreallyhelpthem.67．Thepassageismainlyabout______.A．whyselfhelpbooksgetpopularnow B．howpeopleliveunderpressureC．whatpeopleexpectfromselfhelpbooks D．howtohelpourselvesandothersV．詞匯運用（每題1分，共16分）A．請根據(jù)所給的提示及句意，寫出句中所缺單詞。1．Thedoctorsandnurseshavedonealottopreventthe______(擴散,蔓延)ofthedisease.2．Hergrandpaisillinhospital.Luckily,the______(總的)situationisnotbad.3．Withoutmodernmachines,______(挖)suchabigholewasn’taneasytaskinthepast.4．Thegovernmenthasbuiltthegreenwallto______(preventorstop)soilbeingwashedaway.5．Beatingtheworldchampionsis______(surely,ofcourse)abigchallengeforourteam.6．Thereseemstobea______childthere.Hehaslosthislegsandsitsinthewheelchair.B．請根據(jù)句意，選擇方框中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。（每詞限用一次）wise nine develop survive pride7．Withthe______ofthespacetechnology,ShenzhouspaceshipscanreturntoEarthfasterthanbefore.8．Manyplacesofinterestinourcountryarethesymbolofthe______ofChinesepeople.9．Ioftenchoosetositinthe______rowatthecinemawhenwatchingfilmsbecauseIthinkit’sthemostsuitableformyeyesight.10．Theytriedtosaveallthe______asquicklyaspossibleaftertheterribleearthquake.11．Iamfeelingeven______ofmymotherlandafteryearsoffightingagainstepidemics.C．請根據(jù)句意，選擇方框中所給動詞的適當(dāng)時態(tài)填空。（每詞限用一次）queue check devote receive train12．—Whydidn’tyouseetheredlightandstopyourcaratonce?—Sorry,sir.I______themapatthatmomentanddidn’tnoticeit.13．Manystudents______flowersafterthisyear’scollegeentranceexamination,anditwasreallyabigsurprisetothem.14．Asatopplayer,Daniel______hardtoimprovehisphysicalstrengthoverthepastsixyears.15．IfIamthemonitor,I______myselftodoingalltheextraworkformyclass.16．Look!Manypeople______tobuymilkteainthemall.Itmustbedelicious.Ⅵ．把下列短語翻譯成英語（每題1分，共10分）1．決定處理這些案例______ 2．微笑著和我們打招呼______3．由豐富的自然資源組成______ 4．天生就是一名作家______5．被送到工廠循環(huán)再用______ 6．對亞洲產(chǎn)生巨大影響______7．當(dāng)眾發(fā)表演講有困難______ 8．患難見真情______9．向世界展示他們技能的機會______ 10．我們?nèi)粘Ｉ钪械亩Y儀______Ⅶ．根據(jù)首字母提示及短文內(nèi)容填寫所缺的單詞，使短文完整通順。（每題1分，共10分）OnthefourthSundayofeveryNovember,AmericansgatheraroundthedinnertabletocelebrateThanksgivingDay.ThespecialtraditionintheUShasbeenaroundformanyyears.H1,somepeopledon’talwaysstoptothinkaboutwheresometraditionscamefrom.Nowthef2areaboutfourpopularThanksgivingtraditionsandhowtheystarted.Abigfeast(大餐)isthemajoreventforeveryThanksgivingDay.ThefirstThanksgivingfeastwasintheautumnof1621whenthefirstsettlers(定居者)fromE3celebratedtheirfirstharvest.Butitwasn’tmadeintoanofficialholidayu4I863．Thefirstfeasthadturkey,fruitsandvegetables,whicharestillmontoday.Givingthanksiswhattheholidayismainlyabout.HistorianssaythefirstsettlersinvitedNativeAmericanstothefeasttothankthemforteachingthemhowtog5cropsandgetfoodsothattheycouldliveon.Everyyear,thereisaMacy’sThanksgivingParadeinNewYorkCity,whichincludesgiantballoonsthatl6likecartooncharactersandbeautifulfloats(花車)thatcarryfamouspeople.Therearealsomanymusicalplaysforpeopletow7.Thisparadefirsta8in1924,andtodayover44millionpeoplecanseeitonTVorinNYC.Americanfootballisalsosomethingthatpeoplearethemosti9inonThanksgivingDay.Manypeoplestartedtoc10ThanksgivingDaybywatchingfootballgamesafewyearsafterthedaybecameanofficialholiday.Today,theNationalFootballLeaguetakesadvantagesofthispopularityandhoststhreeNFLgameseveryThanksgivingDay.Ⅷ．閱讀短文，回答問題。（每題2分，共10分）CatsorDogs!Thesecanbefightingwords,dependingonwhoyou’retalkingto.Clearly,therearedogpeopleandtherearecatpeople.Dogpeoplepreferdogsandthinktheyare“man’sbestfriends”,whilecatpeoplelikecatsbecausetheythinktheyareelegantandindependent.Sometimesthetwogroupsevenarguewitheachother,tryingtoprovethattheirsideisthebest.Dogsseemtobewinningthebattle.AnAssociatedPresspoll(民意調(diào)查)in2018showedthatpeopleintheUSlikeddogsmorethancats.Asmuchas74percentsaidtheylikeddogs“alot”butonly41percentsaidthesamethingaboutcats.The2018WhitePaperonChina’sPetIndustryalsoshowedthattherewerearound11millionmoredogownersthancatownersinChinesecities.However,catsseemtogetmoreattentiononline.Thereareevensomenewslangtermstorefertothem.Catsaredescribedas“masters”(喵主子)online,whilethedogownersare“servantswhocleantheirmasters’feces”(“鏟屎宮”).Eventhosewhodon’thavepetcatsaredoingsomethingcalled“cloudcatpetting”(“云吸貓”),whichreferstoviewingpicturesandvideosofcatsonline.AnarticleinTheGuardianpointedoutthatdogownersusuallygooutsidetoplaywiththeirpetsortheirneighbors’dogs.Butsincecatsaremainlyindooranimals,theyaremorelikelytostayathome.Theinternethasbeeavirtual(虛擬的)“catpark”forcatowners.Butitdoesn’treallymatterifyouprefercatsordogs.Havingaconnectionwithanyanimalcanmakeusfeelgood.1．Whatarecatslikeincatpeople’seyes?____________________________________________________________________________________________2．Whatcouldweknowfromthe2018WhitePaperonChina’sPetIndustry?____________________________________________________________________________________________3．Howdopeopledosomethingcalled“cloudcatpetting”?____________________________________________________________________________________________4．AccordingtoTheGuardian,whatmightbethedifferencebetweendogsandcats?(答案不超過20個單詞)____________________________________________________________________________________________5．Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardpettingananimal?(請自擬一句話作答)____________________________________________________________________________________________IX．書面表達（共20分）八年級的學(xué)習(xí)生活即將結(jié)束，學(xué)校正在進行最佳共青團員（munistYouthLeaguemember）選拔，假如你是LiHua，你作為代表推薦你們班的班長LiuMing作為最佳共青團員候選人。根據(jù)以下信息，寫一封推薦信給學(xué)校團支部。理想遠大熱愛祖國；熱愛共青團，……品質(zhì)優(yōu)秀善良誠實；舉止文明，……學(xué)業(yè)優(yōu)良成績優(yōu)秀；興趣廣泛，……能力超強組織志愿者活動；積極參賽，成功獲獎。注意：1．詞數(shù)90詞左右。（文章首尾已給，不計入總詞數(shù)。）2．省略號部分適當(dāng)發(fā)揮，增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。Dearchairperson,IwouldliketoremendLiuMing,ourmonitor,asthebestmunistYouthLeaguemember.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________IthinkLiuMingisthebestmunistYouthLeaguemember.Ihopeyouagreewithme.YourssincerelyLiHua20222023學(xué)年第二學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量測試八年級英語參考答案聽力原文：A．聽對話，回答問題：1．M:Linda,wouldyouliketogotothecinemawithmetomorrow?W:I’mafraidnot.I’mgoingtotakepartinacharitywalkintheparktomorrow.2．M:Thecinemaisnewandmodern.W:Lookatthesigns.Therearemanydoorsforpeopletogetout.3．M:Lily,youlookworried.What’sthematter?W:Thereissomethingwrongwiththemouse.Itdoesn’twork.4．M:IefromChina.Weshakehandswhenwemeetforthefirsttime.W:I’mfromFrance.Wekissonesideofthefacewhenwegreeteachother.5．M:EverybodycanhandinthehomeworkontimeexceptTom.Andheisoftensleepyinclass.W:Maybethat’sbecausehestaysuptoolate.I’llaskhimtowatchlessTVandgotobedearly.Thankyou,MrGreen.6．W:Excuseme,IwanttoborrowfourChinesebooksandtwoEnglishbooks.M:I’msorry.YoucanonlyborrowtwoChinesebooksandoneEnglishbook.7．M:Whataboutthisgreensweater?Itmatchesyourredtrousers,Ithink.W:Areyoujoking?Doesgreenmatchred?Ithinkawhitesweaterwou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