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Mr. Smith: Could you help' me make a plane reservation Laura: I 'd be pleased 61.

(help) you. Where do you plan on going? Mr. Smithi We are going to HawaⅡ. This is the first time that I 62

(travel) abroa with my family.

Laura: Great!My friend told me that her trip to Hawaii was 63 . (impress) and that Hawaii is 64. (real) abeautiful place.

Mr. Smith: Yes. The thought 65.I can get together with my family in such a beautiful place is exciting.

Laura: You have a choice of 66. (leave) from Los Angeles or Burbank Airport. Which would you prefer?

Mr. Smith: I live closer 67.Los Angeles Airport,so that would be the best choice.Laura: Does 68. matter to you if you leave in the morning or afternoon?

Mr. Smith: I can leave at either time.

Laura: Fine. When you return,would you prefer morning or afternoon?Smith r I can only take a flight 69. leaves in the afternoon.

Laura: OK,I have booked you on your flight. Here 70. (be) your tickets. Have a great trip

61. to help。考查不定式作宾语的用法。be pleased to do sth.意为“乐于做某事”。

62. have travelled。考查现在完成时。This is the first / second / third / ... time that...句型中从句用现在完成时。

63. impressive。考查形容词作表语的用法。设空处作表语，说明主语trip的特征，故填impressive (给人深刻印象的) 。

64. really。,查副词。设空处修饰动词 is ,故填副词really。

65. that。考查连接词。设空处引导向位语从句，解释说明thought ,又因从句成分及意义均完整，故填that。

66. leaving。考查动词-ing形式作宾语的用法。设空处作介词of的宾语，故填 leaving。

67. to。考查介词。close to意为“接近，靠近”。

68. it。考查it的用法。设空处作形式審语，真正的主语是if you leave in the morning or afternoon,故填 it

69. that/which。考查关系词。设空处引导定语从句，修饰flight且左从句中作主语，故填that / which。

70. are。考查时态及主谓一致。此处表现在，即说话时刻的状态，又因主语是 your tickets ,故填 are。

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“It has become acceptable to simply pull down old buildings and put up new buildings that look old ,” said Wilson. “The words on the sidewalks here say historic area. Well's not historic if all the buildings are 10 years old."

It's a move that disappoints Wilson and others on the street who believe more should be done to keep the character of Edmonton.

“I think in this area it's important because it keeps the flavour of Edmonton,and Edmonton is known for Whyte Ave.,” said a woman on Saturday afternoon.

“Some of the old culture should still be there ,I think added a man who was walking along the street. “It makes Edmonton unique(独一无二的) .Without it,it just becomes another mall or it could be any other city in the world."

Wilson 一 looking fondly at the old building 一 believes a little piece of history is lost with every building that's tom down.

After the Etzio building is tom down,the Old Strathcona Hotel and the Ross building will be the only two buildings left from the 1800s.

25. Why does Wilson consider the Etzio important?

A. It helps him develop his business.

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D. His shop is inside it.

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is.

A. acceptable B. popular

C. unpleasant D. strange

27. What does the underlined word “it” in the text refer to?

A. The Etzio building.

B. The old culture.

C. Edmonton.

D. The street.

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A. 117-year-old building to be tom down

B. New development being met with disagreements

C. Edmonton business owner makes a move

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3. to cry,usually because you are sad

4.(cost of a ticket for a) journey from one place to another by ship or plane

5. a thick paper cover in which you put and send a letter

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