A:根据对话内容从方框内所给的选项中选出最佳答案，使对话完整，符合逻辑，句义通顺。注意：有多余选项。
A: Excuse me, 81
B: Yes, and you are……?
A: 82 . This is my membership card. Would you please show me your passport?
B: OK. 83
A: Welcome to Beijing, Miss White. I am so glad that you are the first guest I have received.
B: Thank you, Miss Chen. 84
A: Let me help you with your suitcase. Our car is waiting for us just at the entrance. 85
B: Thank you very much for your good service.
A: It’s a pleasure.
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B:根据对话内容填入适当的单词补全对话，使句义完整，符合逻辑，每空限填一个单词。
A: 86 in the room?
B: There are some kinds of robots made by the students in our school.
A: Really? What are they 87 for?
B: The one with blue eyes is a guide robot. She can show you around our school.
A: 88 about the taller one?
B: He is a cook robot. He can cook something nice for you.
A: Oh, I think that’s a cleaning robot.
B: Maybe you’re right. When he finds waste things, he’ll pick them up. He can 89 our environment clean.
A: That’s wonderful! What good students! I’m proud of them.
B: So 90 I.
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Young People in Britain
Life used to be fun for “teenagers”. They used to have money to spend, and free time to while away(消磨). They used to wear teenage clothes, and meet in teenage coffee bars and discos. Some of them still do. But for many young people, life is harder now. 66 are difficult to find. There’s not so much money around. Things are 67 , and it’s hard to find a place to live in. Teachers say that students work harder than they used to. They are less 68 in politics, and more interested in
69 exams. They know that good exam results may bring them better jobs.
Most young people worry more about money than their parents did twenty years ago. They try
70 less and save more. They want to be able to get homes of their own one day.
For some, the answer to unemployment(失业) is to leave home and look for jobs in one of Britain’s big 71 . Every day hundreds of young people arrive in London from other parts of Britain, looking for jobs. Some find jobs and stay. 72 don’t, and go home again, or join the unemployed(失业者) in London.
When you read the newspapers and watch the news on television, it’s 73 to get the idea that British young people are all unemployed, angry and in trouble. But that’s not true. Three quarters of them do more or less what their parents did. They do their best at school, find some kinds of jobs in the end, and get 74 in their early twenties. They get on well with their parents, and enjoy their family life. After all, if they don’t, they 75 be British, will they?