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6. If you will be on holiday on election day,you . (apply)

倘若选举那天你在休假，可以申请用邮寄方式投票。

6. may apply for a postal vote / a vote by posting

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人数	60人(男31人;女29人)
	1. 看电视(30人)
	2. 玩电脑游戏(12人)
常用放松方式	3. 听音乐(8人)
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1. 短文包括对相关调查信息的介绍和你自己的观点；

2. 词数:120词左右。

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1. 安静，空气清新

2. 价格便宜

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( ) 7. A. sensitive B. wide C. tight D. narrow

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