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【题目】

A. What are you doing this winter vacation?

B. Would you please send its information to me?

C. Tired but happy, I’m busy preparing for the final exam.

D. Where do you want to go with me?

E. Then let’s make it next Saturday, after the exam!

F. Do you have any ideas about it?

G. How about hanging out together to relax ourselves one day?

Frank: Hi, Oscar. I haven’t seen you these days. How’s everything going?

Oscar: 【1】 . How about you?

Frank: I’m OK.【2】

Oscar: I suppose I will review my lessons in the school library. It’s not only big but also quiet.

Studying there makes me realize I’m not the only one who is fighting for the future!

Frank: That’s really a good idea! But all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.【3】

Oscar: Sounds nice.【4】

Frank: Yes. Happy Valley Chongqing is a good place to have fun.

Oscar: I love amusement parks! But it’s too far and Line 3 is too crowded.

Frank: Don’t worry. Line 5 and Line 10 have come into service. It’s more convenient than before. Oscar: Really? I can’t wait to experience the new lines.

Frank: 【5】

Oscar: No problem. See you soon!

【答案】

【1】C

【2】A

【3】G

【4】F

【5】E

【解析】

本篇对话难度适中,主要讲述弗兰克和奥斯卡两个人在谈论寒假的安排,奥斯卡想要去图书馆学习,弗兰克建议出去游玩,最后他们决定去重庆欢乐谷。

【1】根据How’s everything going?“一切还好吗?”可知,问你近来如何,应回答“累但是很开心”,故选C。

【2】根据I suppose I will review my lessons in the school library“我认为我将在学校图书馆复习我的课程”可知,应问“这个暑假你打算做什么?”,故选A。

【3】根据But all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy“但是只知工作不玩耍,聪明孩子也变傻”可知,弗兰克建议出去玩,且根据Sounds nice“听起来不错”可知,弗兰克提出一个建议,即“某一天和我出去外面玩怎么样?”,故选G。

【4】根据Yes可知,空处为一般疑问句,且根据Happy Valley Chongqing is a good place to have fun“重庆欢乐谷是一个玩的开心的好地方”可知,应问“关于这个你有什么主意吗?”,故选F。

【5】根据全篇可知,讲述他们要去重庆欢乐谷玩以及I can’t wait to experience the new lines“我迫不及待地想要体验这个新的线路”可知,现在要约定时间了,即“那我们就定在下周六考试之后”,故选E。

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【1】

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【2】

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