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- Let me tell you a bit about myself. I’m 35 years old, male, single, never been married. I work as an editor at a publishing(出版) company. Some of you may think that I’m a loser: an unmarried adult with not much money.
- Part I: Fill the blanks(注意大小写和单复数正确才得分) Ruby: I’m snowed under with work! I can’t seem to keep up with everything I have to do. You’re always so 1 and efficient. How do you do it? Lan: I’m not always organized and efficient, but I’ve gotten better since I read a book about time management. I use a few 2 tools that the book 3 , which help me to plan and to keep 4 of deadlines. Ruby: Do you think it would help me? Ian: 5 . This is what I do. I keep a to-do 6 of all of the things I need to do. Then, I decide which tasks are high-priority and which have low- priority. I write down the deadline I’m given for the task or I 7 a deadline of my own, and I make a note of the most urgent tasks. Ruby: That seems pretty simple, but how do I keep track of the progress I make on a task? Sometimes things just 8 through the cracks for me. Lan: I do a couple of things. First, I keep my list updated. I check off or cross off those that I’ve done. I also put reminders for myself on my computer to help me with scheduling. It helps me to remember my 9 and to allocate my time better. Ruby: That sounds like a great system. All I need now is some 10 time so I can start doing some time management!
- B: What are you doing now, Steven? S: I am reading a ___________ about money management. B: Oh, my God. Do you want to be a millionaire? I can see you are very crazy about money. S: Everyone wants to _______ a lot of money. Don’t you think so? What’s more, I am interested in money management. B: No. Money can’t buy happiness and health. I won’t sacrifice my ___________ in order to get more money. In other words, I don’t want to be a millionaire and I want to have more____________ to enjoy life. S: Oh, I see. But a proverb says “M
- connected Internet funny beauty nature What am I supposed to do right now? I feel bored, I don’t know what to do. I feel bored, what do I do when I don’t have the _____1_____? Do none of us talk to each other anymore? Where is the Wi-Fi? I don’t… No one is _____2________. I don’t understand. I’m never gonna see a __3_____ cat on the Internet again. Wait, maybe this isn’t so bad. Maybe I’ll have more time to do the things I’ve been meaning to do. I’ll be so free! There’s ____4_____, there’s ____5_____, there’s things to be seen!
- Listen and complete the conversation.Man: So, are you going anywhere this summer?Woman: No. I just did my (1) _________, and it looks like I won’t have enough money.Man: Really?Woman: Yes. I had (2) _________ some money for a vacation, but then I had an emergency.Man: A(n) (3) ___________? What happened?Woman: My car broke down and I had to spend a lot to fix it.Man: I’m sorry to hear that.Woman: How about you?Man: This year I’m taking my family to Disneyland. I got a(n)[音频](4) _________ at work, so I am (5) _________ more money now.Woman: Lucky you!
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5 Complete the sentences with suitable words or phrases. ► I get very irritable if I don’t sleep well. 1 These days I often have a ____ after lunch; it’s almost become a ____. 2 After a relaxing bath and a hot drink, I always sleep ____ ____ ____. 3 I never sleep more than three hours a night – I ____ ____ insomnia. 4 I had too much to eat and drink last night, and I had a very ____ night. 5 I didn’t sleep well last night because I’ve got a lot of things on my ____. 6 Nothing ____ me at night – I’m a very ____ sleeper. 7 I was absolutely ____ last night and I slept for ten hours. 8 I’m afraid I’m a bit irritable at the moment. I’m suffering from a ____ of sleep.
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I am a _____. So I don’t have to share my things with other children. A: only child B: think about C: number D: times
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二、口语表达题(共2题,第1题20分,第2题40分,共60分) 1.朗读下列单词,并录制音频:(只读单词一遍,不读序号) (1) Tempt (2) Opposite (3)Glimpse (4)Beyond (5)Handsome (6)Amazingly (7)Glance (8)Chat (9)Assignment (10)Pound 2. 朗读下列段落,并录制音频:(读段落一遍) Let me tell you a bit about myself.I’m 35 years old, male, single, never been married. I work as an editor at a publishing company. Some of you may think that I am a loser: an unmarried adult with not much money. But I honestly don’t care about things like that any more. The reason is very simple: I’m perfectly happy just as I am.
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__________ I had the money, I would think of all the other things I could spend it on. A: As if B: Even if C: Because D: As though
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中国大学MOOC: Dear Mom,Thanks for having me over last weekend to continue our discussion. I think we are close to an understanding, but I’m still a bit discouraged by your response. Even though you didn’t come right out and say it, you let me know just how you feel. I know how much you want me to be an independent adult, living on my own. I’m working toward this goal but need to move home for a while. It seems that Dad and Sheila welcome the idea, but I have to convince you. So here goes.First, you still need a lot of help around the house, and you know me: Housework is my favorite pastime. Dad and Sheila are such slobs, and you spend a lot of time cleaning up after them that you could be using for something more interesting. What about that drawing class you always talk about? Take it! Let me keep house! I might even be able to teach Dad and Sis to pick up after themselves for a change.Second, since I got my new job, I can help with the budget. I won’t be paying $850 a month to rent an apartment, so I’d be glad to give half that amount to you and Dad as rent. I could also buy my own food or give you a percentage toward your grocery bill. If I do contribute in these ways, I could still save close to $600 every month so that I can start college in the fall of next year. Since your house is close to my job, I could walk to work and save the gas money, which is killing me right now.Third, I don’t have a boyfriend anymore, and furthermore, I don’t want one for a long time to come. You won’t have to worry about my relationships this year. As I told you this weekend, I need to get serious about my future and get ready to go to school.Despite these huge advantages, I know you’ll say the same old thing: “Lisa, you’re 34. When are you going to settle down on your own and stop moving back home? This is the sixth time in 10 years.” The point, Mom, is that this time I’m preparing for the future. I think I’m finally growing up and realizing what it takes. This will be the last time—I promise. Just think: When I go off to college, Sheila will be a high school graduate, and we can go to school together. You and Dad will finally be empty nesters. Won’t that be fun? Please give it some more thought, Mom. How can you say no?Love,Lisa