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D1
1. They were holding a Christmas charity sale near a church.
2.
1) build character and values
2) train survival, leadership and life skills
3) keep fit and become more sociable
4) opportunities to make friends
3. 11 to 18.
4. By earning enough badges and completing service projects.
D2 CBDC
D3 CBDD
D4 DBCC
D5 Chunksaim to do (以……为目的) (P1)
in despair (绝望) (P3)
show off (炫耀) (P3)
recharges one’s batteries (休整；恢复精力) (P4)
give access to (使能够使用、接近、进入) (P5)
Sentences1. 政府想要把这个地区开发成下一个硅谷(Silicon Valley)。
The government aims to build this area into the next Silicon Valley.
我们最后的搜索以绝望告终。
Our last search ended in despair.
3. 他在晚会上向大家炫耀他的结婚戒指。
He showed off his wedding ring to everyone at the party.
4. 园艺是一项不错的爱好，它可以帮助我恢复精力。
Gardening is a great hobby that can help me recharge my batteries.
5. 他们不允许警察进家。（give access to）
They refused to give the police access to their home.
Listening1-3 BCC 4-6 BBC 7-9 BBA
10. celebrate 11. pumpkins 12. round 13. Tradition 14. to 15. fruit 16. shell 17. grown 18. weigh 19. well
答案解析：
D2
1. C. 从“at the heart of Polish romanticism”和“symbolizes their country’s long struggle for independence”总结出他代表了波兰的国家精神。
2. B.藏在鲜花下的大炮，意为在优美的乐曲下，藏着强大的攻击力，文中具体指反抗俄国入侵的精神。
3. D. anniversary“纪念日”。
4. C. Chopin的音乐激励人们为自由独立而抗争。
D3
1．C 。根据第2段最后一句可知第一次实验中老鼠喜欢经过努力得到得事物。
2．B 。根据第3段句子In the second experiment, the researchers wanted to find out whether the animals' preference for the harder-to-get food would hold if those foods were low-calorie. 可知选B。
3．D 。根据上面两个实验的结果可以推测出实验的结论在人身上也是有效的。
4．D 。纵观全文，讲述了经过努力得到的事物更美味的科学研究结果。
D4
1. D。细节题。男孩给母亲的礼物是一个首饰盒。
2. B。根据文章内容，小男孩主要是通过收集麻袋出售的方法来攒钱。
3. C。根据文章内容，母亲只有结婚戒指，没有什么首饰，所以看到儿子辛苦劳动给自己买的礼物感动落泪。
4. C。纵观全文，讲述了男孩偷偷攒钱为母亲买礼物的故事。
听力原文：
Dialogue 1W: I think I’ll have a beefsteak, please.
M: I’m very sorry, Madam. I’m afraid there aren’t any left.
Dialogue 2M: I’d like a coffee. What about you?
W: Mm… me too. And the kids will drink coke. But just ask for one bottle. They’ll never finish one each.
M: Orange juice is much better for them, I know, but they always refuse to drink it.
Dialogue 3M: What would you like, beer or wine?
W: I wonder whether you have tea.
M: Sure, I’ll get you a tea.
W: Thanks.
Dialogue 4W: Let me offer you some more fish.
M: The fish is delicious. But I've had enough now. I'd like to have some soup.
W: Here it is. Help yourself.
M: Thanks. I didn’t know you were so good at cooking. If my wife were here, she would be as surprised as I am.
W: Well, bring your wife too when you come here next time. I haven't seen her for quite some time.
M: Sure, I will. My wife will be very happy to see you, too. Well, I’m full now. Thank you for your wonderful meal.
W: I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Dialogue 5W: Come and sit down, Li Hua.
M: Thank you very much, Mrs Green.
W: Today we’ll have some real English food.
M: Really? What is it?
W: It’s my favorite. Fish and chips.
M: Oh, good! Em… it’s very nice!
W: Would you like a vegetable salad or a potato salad?
M: A potato salad, please.
W: Would you like some more beef?
M: Only a little. I’ve had enough.
W: Help yourself to some tea.
M: Thank you.
MonologueMany Americans celebrate Halloween by placing pumpkins outside their homes. A Halloween tradition is to cut a face into the big, round pumpkin. Pumpkins are also an important part of the Thanksgiving holiday in late November. Tradition says early settlers ate pumpkin pie, or something similar to it, with the Native Americans during the first celebration.
Pumpkins are related to melons and cucumbers. They are, like all of their relatives, fruit, not vegetables. Pumpkins have firm flesh, seeds in the center and a shell that is usually orange. And they contain more vitamin A than almost any other fruit.
Pumpkins have been grown for thousands of years in North and Central America. Most pumpkins weigh a few kilograms, but some have reached well over four hundred fifty kilograms. American farmers grew over four hundred fifty million kilograms of pumpkins last year. The crop was valued at about one hundred million dollars.
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