【新人教版】教材帮必修第一册 模块综合测评
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W: I’m so excited.
M: Any good news?
W: Jimmy and I got the chance to visit New York with another three people for free.

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M: I think you’d better type this letter again before Mr. Smith sees it.
W: Oh, dear! Is it as bad as that? ?

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M: What’s the matter with Jane? She has been sitting there for hours.
W: A letter from her mother made her feel homesick.

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W: Have you played baseball before? My husband says their team needs one more player.
M: Not really. But I like ball games, so I believe it will be fun to learn baseball.

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M: You should have prepared your speech for the meeting, Susan.
W: Yes, I know. But how could I prepare with the meeting date fixed so soon?

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W: Hello, Rick. I’ve come to say goodbye to you.
M: Are you going back to your country Canada?
W: No. I’ll travel in Europe with my parents as this term is over. I want to go to France. But my parents prefer Germany. We’ll travel for two months.
M: Wow, the whole summer vacation! Wish you an enjoyable holiday.

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W: I read a report on the people who can speak a foreign language, mainly English.
M: Really? What’s it about?
W: It’s mainly about the different attitudes people have towards the foreign language learning. About 27% of the people think a foreign language is a must in their daily life.
M: I can’t agree more. There are more and more people learning foreign languages.
W: That’s true. About 35% of the people are learning or willing to learn a foreign language.
M: As far as I’m concerned, many people, especially students, are forced to do so because of exams.
W: Yes. That accounts for 21%. There are also about 15% of the people who take foreign languages to be useless and they take no interest in them at all.

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W: We have got our own home. It must be wonderful to live by ourselves.
M: I have been looking forward to it since we got married.
W: Here I have a dressing table of my own.
M: Oh, the room is so small. I thought it would be a lot bigger.
W: So did I. After all, it’s a new one. It’s our own house. That’s what really matters. Is that
right? Let’s put the chairs in front of the fireplace.
M: Um, but we should first consider where to put the bed. It is the biggest piece of furniture.
W: Well, let’s put it over there. And the chairs near the window.
M: All right. Then you can draw and I can read by the window.

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W: Dad, where are we going?
M: First, we will go to the city center and stop for something to drink. Then we will visit the University Museum.
W: Where are we going to have a drink?
M: There is a coffee shop round the corner. Can you see that big building at the end of the road?
W: Yeah. I can see it.
M:That is a bank. The coffee shop is opposite the bank.
W: Good. I will have hot chocolate.
M: Samantha, stop! Wait for the lights to turn green. When crossing the road you must always pay attention to what’s around you.
W: Sorry. How far is the museum?
M: Only three stops away. We can walk there. Here we are. You find us a table and I’ll get the drinks.

Text 10
One day, Murphy went to a doctor to talk about his wife. He said to the doctor, "Doctor, I think my wife is deaf because she never hears me the first time and I always have to say things again and again." "Well," the doctor answered, "go home and stand about 15 feet from her and say something to her. If she doesn’t answer, move about 5 feet closer and say it again. Keep doing this so that we’ll get an idea about how serious her deafness is."
Sure enough, Murphy went home and did exactly as the doctor told him. He stood about 15  feet from his wife in the kitchen as she was cutting some vegetables and said, "Betty, what’s for dinner?" He heard no answer. He moved about 5 feet closer and asked again. No answer. He moved 5 feet closer. Still no answer. He got fed up and moved right behind her, about an inch away, and asked again, "Betty, what’s for dinner?" Betty said, "That’s the fourth time you asked me. They are meatballs."