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【正文】 r harmful addictions.（ 2分） More acquaintances via the Inter and cell phones have produced fewer friends.(2 分 ) ，我們通過英特網(wǎng)和手機結識的人多了，朋友卻少了。 One possible version: Dear Rick， I’ m glad you are interested in our LearnfromLei Feng Groups. First of all，you might need to know who Lei Feng is. Born in Wangcheng， Hunan， Lei Feng lived a short life of only 22 a soldier in the People’ s Liberation Army， he worked hard and was aways ready to help others. He did countless good deeds in his short life and has been regarded all the time as a national hero and moral model for every citizen. There are lots of LearnfromLei Feng Groups in China’ s middle shools， all of which are formed voluntarily and are usually small in size： in threes or fours or more. The groups carry out various activities such as cleaning up streets or parks，helping out in homes for the elderly， and so on. I believe such activities are of great value in educating the people and building a harmonious society. Yours 第 14 頁 共 16 頁 Zhu Wen 聽力材料及參考答案 聽力材料： （ Text 1） W： The fight is due at 2:20 pm. M： But ours may be delayed by 25 minutes because of the fog. （ Text 2） M： I certainly enjoyed meeting your parents for the first time last Sunday. I hope they liked me. W： Don’ t worry. My parents would approve of any boy I’ m satisfied with. （ Text 3） W： Let’ s not argue any more. Let’ s meet each other half way， OK? M： All is good of you to say so. Only in this way can we close the deal. （ Text 4） W： Your muscles are really spectacular！ M： Thank you. That’ s the result of exercise. By the way， do you work out? W： No， but I am going to do that from now on. M： You’ ve made a wise decision. （ Text 5） W： Taylor. Do you see your brother here? M： I’ m sure he’ s here somewhere. W： Well， maybe he’ s downstairs in the baggage area. M： Oh， sure we can check. But he said he would meet me at the gate. （ Text 6） W： What is the best season in Haikou? M： Autumn. W： What do you usually do in anturmn? M： Go to see a lot of flower shows. W： How is the chimate in Hainan in summer？ M： It’ s boiling hot. W： Don’ t you feel hot here in Las Vegas？ M： This is the hottest day. isn’ t it？ W： No， it will be hotter later. 第 15 頁 共 16 頁 M： Where do the Americans go to avoid the heat in summer？ W： Some go to Hawaii， and some go to Miami. M： How about you？ W： My vacation is in ’ ll go to Alaska because I like the cold weather. （ Text 7） W： How many pieces of luggage do you want to check in， sir？ M： I have two in all. W： Fine. Do you have any hand luggage？ M： Yes， I have these two small shouler bags. W： That’ s fine, But your luggage is three kilos overweight, so I’ ll have to charge you. M： Just a minuter, please. I’ ll just be the right weight. W： That’ s fine,sir. Your flight leaves from Gate 13A at 7:15 exactly. M： Which direction is Gate 13A？ W： It’ s over there， to your left. M： Thank you. That’ s 7:50？ W： No. That’ s 7:15 Say a quarter past seven. M： Thank you. （ Text 8） W： Who was that on the telephone？ M： It was the young Evanc boy. I had made an appointment with him for I o’ clock today. And he wanted to cancel our appointment. W： What’ s wrong？ M： Oh? I’ m not sure. He first called me at 8 o’ clock this morning. He said he had made an important decision and he asked me if I could see him today. I told him that I could see him at 1 o’ clock. W： well， it’ s already half an hour over. What do you think he wanted do talk to you about？ M： well ? .Although he didn’ t say anything about it, I think he has decided to quit his has probably been thinking about it for several days. W： Then why did he cancel the appointment？ M： Why？ Well? My guess is that he’ s probably changed his mind. He decided that he didn’t want to quit after all. （ Text 9） W： Hello, may I help you? M： Yes. We’ re interested in seeing the rooms you have for rent. W： Oh， how nice. I just put up that sign this morning and you’ re the first to e. M： How lucky I am! W： Well， you’ d better have a look first. They’ re just simple rooms. My children 第 16 頁 共 16 頁 used to live in them. They’ re grown and long gone. And my husband died early this house is so quiet now. I thought maybe I’ d take in a few roomers. M： A nice， quiet house exactly what I’ m looking for. I’ ve recently e to study at the university. Well, what’ s the rent？ W： Each room is $35 a week. I won’ t charge you anything for electricity and gas. You can use the kitchen as much as you like as long as you buy your own food. And you’ ve got to do your own washing up. I’ m too old for all that now. M： That sounds just wonderful to me. I’ ll even cook you a Chinese dinner from time to time. W： Oh， wouldn’ t that be nice！ （ Text 10） Dear Sir, I’ m a citizen of Sweden， at the present time on a tour in China. This is the first time for me to visit your beautiful country. I feel everything is interesting and different. Yesterday when I visited Yuelu Hill, I was lost in the beanty of nature. Upon my arrival back at the hotel, I found my case was missing. There were some important documents and a camera in it. I was very worried. Fearing that is was entirely impossible to recover eight o’ clock， a charming child with a hotel attendant came to my room with a case in his hand. I at once recognized it was mine. I thanked him for his awfully kindness and offered him a reward of 100 dollars. Smling, he refused to take anything. I happen to know that his name is Wang Mingsheng, a schoolboy of Junior 2 of your school. Deeply moved by his selfless spirit， I’ m writing to mend his noble deed. Please convey my gratitude to his parents. Yours respectfully, Arnold Benson