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【正文】 ull They don39。t allow them︿ watch TV, play puter games or go out to play with their friends. Some to students just plained that their parents are only concerned about their grades but not their plain other need. needs To my opinion, how our parents are doing is out of nothing but the love. The most important thing, In what the去掉 I think, is that they should learn to municate with our parents, telling them that we’ll never let we them down and will work harder to earn trust and respect from them. 6. 書(shū)面表達(dá) One possible version: Dear Mary, We hear that you’ll return to the United Kingdom on a holiday soon. All the class will miss you very much during your absence! Firstly, I’d like to express our gratitude for your excellent teaching in our school and your care and love for our class! So we’ve decided to have a farewell party this Sunday for you. The party will start at 7:30 on Sunday evening in the classroom of Class 10, Grade III and will probably last about an hour. All of the class hope that you can e to join us singing some English songs and have a good time together. At the end of the party, the monitor will present you some flowers and gifts, which are mostly made by ourselves. We wish you a plain journey back home! We are also expecting you to e back to China again soon. Yours truly, Li Hua 聽(tīng)力原文 Text 1 M: Did you see my notebook? (1)I need it for school tomorrow. W: I put it in your room. It’s on your bed, right next to your schoolbag. Text 2 M: I think I smell a storm ing. (2) W: I hope so. It’s been so dry these days. Text 3 M: I’ll take three hot dogs and two beers, please. (3) And one apple. W: I’ve never had someone order an apple with hot dogs! M: I like to eat healthily. Text 4 W: What song is this? I know I’ve heard it before. M: I don’t know. It’s my first time hearing it. W: I like this song. I want to find out the name of it. (4) Text 5 M: When will the plane leave? W: It isn’t even at the airport yet. It should be here in an hour. (5)So, your flight will probably leave at two o’clock. M: That’s three hours late! Text 6 W: Hello, I’m here to have an argument. M: Oh, well, you’ve e to the right place! This is the Argument Office. It’ll be five dollars for the first ten minutes. (6) W: Here’s the money. How do we start? M: Start what? W: An argument! M: Oh! You have to pay five dollars first. W: But I just paid you! (7) M: No, you didn’t. (7) W: Yes, I did! (7) M: I never got five dollars from you. (7) W: But I just put it in your hand! (7) M: You certainly did not. (7) Text 7 M: Hey! Close those curtains! (8) W: Why? There’s a n ice wind ing through the apartment. (8) M: Well?then turn off the lights. W: But then I won’t be able to see what I’m cooking. What’s the problem? 威廉?莎士比亞（ William Shakespeare）是歐洲文藝復(fù)興時(shí)期英國(guó)最重要的作家、杰出的戲劇家和詩(shī)人，主要作品包括《奧賽羅》、《哈姆雷特》、《李爾王》和《麥克白》。 M: Don’t you reme mber? We aren’t allowed to let our lights shine on the beach. Everyone who lives along the beach has to follow the rule. W: I hate that rule. What’s the reason for it, anyway? M: The sea turtles are attracted to the light. It’s bad for them if they e o nto the beach at this time of year. (9) Don’t ’s only for a few months. Text 8 W: Do you see that boat? M: You mean that strangelooking one? W: Yeah. I’ve never seen one like it before. It’s too nice to be a shipping boat. And it’s definitely no t one of those large fishing boats. It looks like it could belong to the government. M: Or?a very rich person. Now I know whose boat it is! I remember reading about it in the paper. It belongs to a very rich Russian ’s a banker. (11) He has been traveling around here in his big boat. (10) W: So that is his boat! M: I guess he travels around the world in it. I heard he paid 300 million dollars for it! And it costs 500 thousand dollars to fill it up with gas! (12) Text 9 W: I’ve looked over your book, M r. Draper. (13)We can’t print this. M: Why not? It’s a great story! It’s very exciting. W: That’s true? M: Well, what’s wrong with it? It’s all about a man who fin ds out something strange about his world. He finds out that it’s really a puter program. The minds of all people are really being controlled by robots. Some other people know the truth, too. They help the man try to save the world. He fights the robots with them. (14)He bees so powerful that he can’t get hurt? W: Sir, I don’t think you unde rstand. It’s a very good story. It would make a very good movie, too. The only thing is, it has already been done. M: What do you mean? W: Mr. Draper, you just wrote down the story for The Matrix. That movie came out years ago. It was a huge success. (15)There’s no way you haven’t heard about it. M: Someone must have stolen my idea! (16) Text 10 William Shakespeare is one of the world’s greatest writers. He mostly wrote plays for the theater. (17) He wrote some poems, too. Shakespeare was born in England in 1564, (18)during the time of Queen Elizabeth I. When he was older, he went to London to be an actor. But he became most famous for writing plays. In 1593, a terrible disease went through London. (19) Thousands of people got sick and died. The theaters shut their doors. (19) For a time, Shakespeare turned to writing poems instead of plays. By 1598, Shakespeare was rich and famous. Between 1600 and 1608, Shakespeare wrote some of his greatest plays. King Lear and Macbeth are two of them. Shakespeare’s frie nds said he was the best writer of his time. Many people now think