10.2025年1月普通高等学校招生全国统一考试·浙江卷
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W: What are all these boxes for?
M: I'm looking for a new apartment.
W: Why?
M: Well, just for a change, and the rent is too high.
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W: Wow, Jennifer got her new book published last month. I learned it from the morning paper today.
M: Yes, I know. It's based on her teaching experience in Africa last year.
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W: Jim, have you seen Bob?
M: Not since he left my office an hour ago. Why?
W: He's supposed to be at the airport now to pick up Mr. Anderson, but he's nowhere to be found.
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W: Slow down a bit, John. Keep it under 65. We don't want to be pulled over by the police.
M: OK. I just wanted to get to the service station sooner — I'm kind of hungry.
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W: I found the gas bill in the mailbox.
M: How much is it?
W: About 150. Oh, it was due last Friday.
M: Don't worry. I'll take care of it tomorrow.
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W: Hello, Steve. How's your training going?
M: Great! My coach has a really good swim program for me and I think I'm in first-class condition.
W: Do you have to get up very early?
M: Well, I don't like training early in the morning, so I start at 10:00.
W: I see. What about lunch then?
M: I don't have lunch. Lunch makes me sleepy. I train all through the day until 3:00.
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W: Good evening everyone. I'm Fiona. With us tonight is Mark, a famous local artist. Thanks for joining us, Mark.
M: Thank you, Fiona.
W: Have you done live drawing before? Is there more pressure to draw in front of an audience?
M: Yes, I have done live drawing before. It's always fun. I often draw pictures in pubs, and people always come over for a look and a chat.
W: I know that you've drawn pictures on many things, including maps and the covers of books and magazines. What's something you haven't drawn on yet, but really want to?
M: I'd like to draw on personal diaries people have kept over the years and draw the owner on it.
W: Fantastic. Could you also tell us where your inspirations come from?
M: Most are from the people I've met and talked to when I was traveling. I always dreamed of traveling around the world and creating a series of drawings about different cities in the world.
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W: Hello, this is Carl's Commercial Cleaning. May I help you?
M: Yes. I'm calling to ask about the cleaner position. Is it still available?
W: Yes, it is. We mainly work with small stores in the area and the job is to clean the storefront windows.
M: I know. You said that in the ad. Do I need work experience?
W: No, we offer on-the-job paid training. As a company car is provided, you must have a driver's license and a good driving record. You also need to have a smartphone for communication.
M: Sure thing. Can I ask about the pay?
W: Certainly. It's 10 to 12 dollars per hour plus tips.
M: Okay. Do you have other requirements?
W: Our employees must be dependable and be able to lift heavy things and stand long hours at a time.
M: No problem.
W: Good. Can you come tomorrow afternoon at two for an interview?
M: Okay.
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M: Good morning, can I help you?
W: Yes, I've got a reservation.My name is Hillary Langley.
M: Just a moment, please. How do you spell your last name?
W: L-A-N-G-L-E-Y. Langley.
M: Well, I'm sorry, but we don't seem to have a reservation for you.
W: There must be some mistake. I'm attending a conference in the city and my secretary told me that the conference organizer made the reservation for me.
M: I see. No, I'm sorry. You are not booked in here.
W: Well, but can you find me a single room anyway?
M: I'm afraid there's nothing available at the moment.
W: Look, I really need a room here. Can I talk to your manager?
M: The manager is away on business. But, well, I may be able to help you if you could wait and prepare to check in after two in the afternoon.We'll have some rooms at that time.
W: That'd be very kind of you. Could you give me a call when you have a room available? I'll just wander around and have some coffee.
M: Certainly. Would you please give me your phone number?
W: Sure, here's my card, thanks.
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W: Good evening. I'm honored to have my voice heard to make a difference in the lives of those little birds that share our city. My name is Christina. I'm an enthusiastic bird watcher. Because we cut down too many trees in the nearby areas, many birds now find places within the city to live. The most common is the area behind the large advertisement boards on the poles. It's a natural choice for the birds because the poles are similar to trees, tall and far from dangers on the ground. The surprising thing is that there are likely more than five or six kinds of birds living together at each place. While trying to learn more about these birds, I find that there have not been any consistent studies or monitoring of them. Their eating habits, adaptation to life in the city, diseases, death rate, and such other information are not available. I'd like to suggest that a program be started to study these birds. It could be convenient to employ bird watchers to do the initial studies.