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【题目】听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

【1】Why is Alice called Little Miss Sunshine?

A.She is helpful.B.She is beautiful.C.She sings very well.

【2】Who is the youngest in the class?

A.Jane.B.Bob.C.Jim.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】A

【解析】

【原文】

M: How do you like your new school, Kathy?

W: Great. I’m making a lot of friends.

M: Really?

W: Yes…like Jim, Gary, Alice, and many others.

M: Which Alice?

W: She is the one from the small town, and she dances very well. We all call her Little Miss Sunshine.

M: Why do you call her that?

W: Because she is very beautiful. Many people love to play with her.

M: Is she younger than you?

W: No. She is the same age as me. She’s also five. Jane is the youngest in our class. She is only four years old.

M: Then who is the oldest?W: I don’t know. But I know Jim is the tallest and Bob is the strongest in our class.

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