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【题目】-My mother is ill. I have to take care of her at home.

A. Thank you B. Oh,I don't know

C. I'm sorry to hear that D. You're welcome

【答案】C

【解析】考查口语交际。句意:——我妈妈病了,我必须在家照顾她。——听到这我很难过。A. Thank you 谢谢你; B. Oh,I don't know 我不知道;C. I'm sorry to hear that 听到这我很难过; D. You're welcome不客气。根据句意听到妈妈病了这个消息,应该是感到伤心难过。故选C

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It’s not like Talia Randle grew up dreaming of being the fastest grocery (食品杂货店) bagger in the West.

But when the 17-year-old university student started her first job this summer as a clerk at Metropolitan Market in Washington, US, her natural skills appeared according to store manager Glen Hasstedt, her coach.

Hasstedt has trained four Washington State Best Baggers. He said every great bagger has a few key talents.

“They have to be fast, have great hand-eye coordination (协调能力) and be competitive and focused.” Hasstedt said.

Randle said bagging seemed natural to her and within a week of starting, co-workers were commenting on her speed.

“I enjoy it,” Randle said. “Heavy things should be on the bottom, and everything should be standing up. It’s a little bit like Tetris (俄罗斯方块) or a puzzle.”

To represent Metropolitan Market at state level, competitors first have to be the winner in their store. They then compete against the best baggers in each of the company’s five other local stores.

In bagging contests, competitors are asked to place a number of items into a certain number of paper bags.

Judging is based on four criteria (标准): how fast the items are bagged, whether the bags are filled in such a way that items inside remain standing when placed on a table, how evenly (平均地) the weight is distributed among the bags and whether the bagger has a good attitude.

In some contests, judges slice away (撕开) one side of the paper bags to make sure items remain standing. Hasstedt said. They’re also looking to see if the bags are too full for a customer to pick up with on hand, he said.

Randle was a favorite to win the state competition. But once there, she was up against several very experienced competitors and had to deal with a loud audience that almost made her nervous.

“There were people wearing cow bells and yelling,” she said. “It was loud.”

That’s where Hasstedt’s mantra (原则) of “just stay focused and don’t let things distract you” came into play, she said.

But Randle did what her coach told her and ended up winning the state title, filling three bags in 47 seconds.

1According to the article, Talia Randle ________.

A.has always dreamed of being the fastest bagger

B.didn’t get along well with her workmates in the store

C.showed talent for bagging when she started doing it

D.found it hard to stay focused in the bagging contest

2What does the underlined word “bagger” mean in the first paragraph?

A.装袋工B.矿工C.吹牛者D.售货员

3Which of the following is one of the rules of bagging contests?

A.Different items should not be placed in the same bag.

B.The weight of the filled bags should be similar to each other.

C.Speed is the one and only measurement for a skillful bagger.

D.The audience has to keep quiet during the bagging contest.

4Which one is TRUE according to the article?

A.Talia Randle learned how to bag items in her university.

B.Bagging needs to use hands and eyes at the same time.

C.The heavy items should lie on the top of the bags.

D.Baggers must place as many items as they can in the bags.

5What is the article mainly about?

A.The popularity of bagging contests in the West.

B.How Talia Randle discovered the fun of bagging.

C.Glen Hasstedt’s secret training method for champion baggers.

D.Talia Randle’s road to becoming a star bagger in Washington State.

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