Dr. Kate: Radio 1. (change) a lot since we were young. It used 2. be the major source of' fun for the family.Bob: Nowadays when you turn on the radio, you either hear music, a talk show3. news.Dr. Kat 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Dr. Kate: Radio _1. (change) a lot since we were young. It used _ 2. be the major source of' fun for the family.

Bob: Nowadays when you turn on the radio, you either hear music, a talk show3. news.

Dr. Kate: 4. (Fortunate), you can choose the kind of music you want to hear.

Bob: Yes, and there is a lot of points of view when you listen to talk shows. I usually enjoy 5. (listen) to them. I particularly like it w-hen a caller disagrees with the talk show host. I like to hear how he will defend his ideas.

Dr. Kate: Some talk show hosts are very rude to those 6. have opposing ideas. I really find that terrible.

Bob: It seems that people only listen to the radi0 7. they are driving in their car ，

Dr. Kate: That is true for me. but I know that my husband listens to it while he is working 8. home.

Bob: Now that f think about it, I realize that a lot of stores have the radi0 9. (play).

Dr. Kate: It's still a usefully and pleasant form of 10. (communicate).

1.has changed

2.to

3.or

4. Fortunately

5.listening

6.who/that

7.while

8.at

9.playing

10.communication

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