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Among all the items below，which do you think is the first you would like to keep and which will be the one that you are least likely to keep．List at least two reasons for your choices each．注意：1词数100左右；2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯．
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分析 本文为议论文．
讨论图片中的物品哪一样是自己最想留下的，哪一样是自己最不需要留下的，并且说明2个理由．
解答 One Possible Version
Among all the items I prefer mobile phones．The reasons can be listed as follows：It keeps us students informed of everything happening at home and abroad．What's more，it's convenient for us to keep in touch with our friends，teachers，and family members．Besides，as our study schedule is tighter and tighter，it will be the best option for us to kill our spare time to release our pressure．
As for the last thing to keep，I may suggest the cultural T-shirt，for it might be forbidden in the school yard．We，as you know，are required to wear school uniforms．Also，compared to other items mentioned，it is least practical．
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| 13．A．socks | B．shoes | C．towels | D．gloves |
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| 15．A．right | B．front | C．middle | D．back |
| 16．A．dried | B．covered | C．patted | D．shared |
| 17．A．carried | B．offered | C．awarded | D．bought |
| 18．A．reasonable | B．comfortable | C．reliable | D．available |
| 19．A．So | B．But | C．As | D．Since |
| 20．A．words | B．signs | C．thanks | D．results |
6．Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor，scientist and businessman who invented many things that greatly influenced life around the world，such as the phonograph，the motion picture camera，and a long-lasting，practical electric light bulb．Edison has been recognized as the creator of the first industrial research laboratory．It is he who came up with the concept of providing electricity for home．His first power station was on Manhattan Island，New York．
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Young Edison sold candy and newspapers on trains running from Port Huron to Detroit，and he sold vegetables to supplement his income．These jobs，though insignificant，inspired him greatly．He realized that he had a talent for business．These talents eventually made him founder of 14 companies，including General Electric，which is still in existence and is the largest publicly traded company in the world．
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