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第四部分 写作
第一节
答案：
Hell everyne,
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In earlier times, peple used carrier pigens t send messages, which was slw and unreliable. Then, with the pstal system evlving, mail delivery became pstmen's jb. Tday, in the digital age, smartphnes have revlutinized cmmunicatin, enabling peple t pass n infrmatin glbally in secnds with just a few clicks.
Frm waiting fr a pigen t receiving a text instantly. we've seen a remarkable transfrmatin. As we cntinue t innvate, the future f cmmunicatin is bund t be mre exciting and amazing.
Thanks fr yur listening!
第二节
答案：
Paragraph 1:
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Paragraph 2:
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听力原文
听力原文
Text 1
W: Where is the Human Resurce Office, please?
M: It’s n the first flr, next t Rm 118, that is, Rm 120.
W: I’ve gt it. Thanks.
Text 2
W: I think we can g t see sme museums tday.
M: Of curse, we can. But I feel like seeing the White Huse first. It’s the mst famus histrical building here.
Text 3
W: Is there anything exciting in the newspaper?
M: N. These are the same ld stries.
W: In that case, I dn’t want t waste my time reading it.
Text 4
M: My mther wn’t let me g ut until I clean my rm up. S I’m afraid I can’t g bating with yu tday.
W: But we’ve prmised ur friends, remember?
M: I knw, but tidying the rm up needs at least ne hur. I’m srry.
Text 5
W: Max, what is yur histry reprt abut?
M: It’s abut the U.S. presidents. I have t write a shrt essay abut each f them. It’s due tmrrw.
W: That needs a lt f wrk. Are yu sure yu’ll be able t finish the reprt by then?
Text 6
W: Hey, yu lk a little dwn.
M: = 6 \* GB3 \* MERGEFORMAT ⑥The directr just tld me I didn’t suit the rle I wanted. He said I was t heavy fr the rle.
W: Dn’t let it get yu dwn.
M: I knw I have put n sme weight because nne f my clthes fit me well any lnger.
W: Maybe it’s because yu are wrking in a restaurant.
M: N, I dn’t think s. The actual reasn is that I like t eat junk fd such as hamburgers and French fries.
W: ⑦Why dn’t yu eat sme rice r ndles instead?
M: I’m cnsidering f that.
Text 7
W: It’s time fr bed, Peter.
M: I’m nt tired and I dn’t want t g t sleep, Mm.
W: It’s quite late, ⑧and yu have t get up early fr schl tmrrw.
M: I’m afraid I can’t fall asleep even if I lie in bed nw.
W: ⑨Why dn’t yu try cunting sheep?
M: ⑨I’ve tried that, but it really desn’t wrk fr me.
W: That’s beside the pint. Yu still need t g t bed.
M: Why can’t I just stay up until I feel sleepy?
W: If I let yu d that, yu’re prbably ging t be up all night, playing cmputer games.
M: I prmise I’ll g t sleep sn.
W: ⑩N, yu shall sleep nw. Gd night.
M: ⑩OK. Gd night, Mm.
Text 8
M: Sally, culd yu make a call t the cinema?
W: Fr what?
M: T make sure if there are sme tickets left fr the mvie.
W: We needn’t d that. ⑪I have already bked the tickets nline fr the 2 ’clck mvie.
M: Really? Why didn’t yu tell me earlier?
W: I want t give yu a surprise. Nw I am thinking f picking them up frm the ticket ffice after we have lunch at the restaurant.
M: Great. But smething mre, ⑫the Smiths want t mve ur appintment frward by half an hur.
W: ⑫That means we shuld be there at 11:30 and we have t start nw.
M: That’s right. ⑬Is there smething mre we need t d?
W: Oh, yes. ⑬Please stp by the bkstre n the way. I want t buy an interesting bk there.
M: N prblem.
Text 9
M: Gd mrning. Cme in and sit dwn. ⑭Nw, I wnder if yu culd tell us why yu are interested in this jb.
W: Well, it’s my dream t becme a writer. And yu ffer higher pay than my previus jb. ⑭What attracts me mst is that yur magazine prvides training.
M: Thank yu fr the answer. What qualities d yu have fr this jb?
W: ⑮I learned jurnalism in cllege. I’m gd at writing and expressing myself. I have my wn ideas and pinins n the things that I am faced with and I’m imaginative. And mst imprtantly, I have great enthusiasm fr the jb. Besides, ⑯I can speak three freign languages: German, French and Chinese, except ur native language.
M: Nw, I’d like t listen t yur ideas abut yurself. D yu have any hbbies?
W: Yes, I like swimming very much. I als spend sme time climbing muntains. ⑰I turn t sme light music when I want t relax.
M: Well, that just abut finishes this interview fr the mment. If yu want t wait in the library fr abut ten minutes, we’ll let yu knw whether we need yu r nt.
Text 10
W: Richard Buckminster Fuller was an American. Fuller had many titles. ⑱He was a building designer, an engineer, an inventr, a thinker and a pet. Fuller, as is knwn, was ne f the mst unusual thinkers f the twentieth century. He published mre than 30 bks and he develped numerus inventins, mainly architectural designs. His aim in life was t make the human race a success in the universe. ⑲Fuller spent mst f his life searching fr new ideas. He als searched fr unusual cnnectins between the existing ideas. He described himself like this: “A cmplete, future-thinking design-science explrer.” Fuller believed deeply in technlgy. Thrugh technlgy, he said, peple can d anything they want t d. ⑳Richard Buckminster Fuller died in 1983 at the age f 87. During his lng life, he discussed his idea abut technlgy and human survival.