题型：补全对话 题类：模拟题 难易度：普通
安徽省亳州市2019届九年级中考英语模拟试卷（一）
A: Hi, Dave.
B: Hey, Helen. I just arrived home.
A: You were staying at the Lake Side Hotel, weren't you?
B: That's right.
A:
B: Yeah. I was very pleased with it.
A: What about the service there?
B:
A: Then what was your room like?
B:
A: That's nice.
B: That's good. You, U feel comfortable there.
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A. The service was excellent. B. It was nice and quiet. C. You've come back from the lake area! D. Was it expensive to live there? E. I'm thinking of staying there for my holiday too. F. Was that a good place to stay? G. There are nearly 200 rooms. |
A. Recall fond memories B.Give your friends space C.Forgive D.Apologize E.Listen and Respect. F.Know that not every friendship is the same. |
Tips to Revive a Friendship
Everyone experiences a friendship fade（逐渐消逝） from time to time. Maybe you've come around and want to see an old disagreement resolved, or simply want to get close to your old friend. Fortunately, there are some useful tips for you to show your interest in reconnecting and begin the process of rebuilding a friendship.
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You should always be respectful when interacting with other people, and all the more when interacting with friends. One of the surest ways to show that you respect someone is by listening in attention during conversation. In order to understand what a friend is feeling or thinking, try to consider your friendship from their perspective.
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Whatever the context of your friendship now, you undoubtedly have positive memories from experiences you shared together in the past. Recall some of the enjoyable moments you spent together, particularly those that might get you laughing together again.
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Notice that this step comes after apologizing. Not only do you need to forgive a friend that you hope to continue having a relationship with, you need to forgive them even if they don't apologize. If you and a friend are not fully able to resolve an issue, you still may be able to have an amicable friendship.
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Know that even when a friendship is rekindled, especially after a long period of time, it will likely not feel exactly as it had before. Even if it's harder to share your lives with one another, you can still value each other's friendship – you may just have to accept the fact that you won't get as much time together as you'd like.
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Nor will every friendship stay the same. For that matter, no friendship will ever be perfect. More importantly, the context of your relationships with other human beings will change, perhaps out of the blue.
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John: Well, I get up at a quarter to seven because I live near my school. I never go to school late.
Michael: Do you have breakfast at home?
John: {#blank#}2{#/blank#}
Michael: When do you go to school?
John: {#blank#}3{#/blank#} because Class begins(开始) at eight o'clock.
Michael: {#blank#}4{#/blank#}
John: I leave school at five past five and {#blank#}5{#/blank#}
A. I go to school at seven forty-five, B. When do you get home? C. What time do you usually get up on weekdays? D. I get home at five thirty. E. Yes, I do. I usually have some cakes and a glass of milk. |
A: See, this picture. This is my vocation house in Australia and it is near the coast.
B: {#blank#}1{#/blank#} Were you doing BBQ (烧烤)?
A: Yes. I cooked for my family.
B: {#blank#}2{#/blank#} You were in a sweat (汗水).
A: Yes. The temperature was above 35℃.
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A: Yes. These are pictures I took during my Christmas holiday last year.
B: {#blank#}4{#/blank#} I remember last year our Christmas was snowing.
A: But in Australia it's quite different.
A. Is it a Christmas tree? B. Oh, is it very hot? C. Wow, how beautiful it is! D. But usually Christmas should be in winter. |
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A. Sorry, maybe people in China don't often use the word "restroom" when they speak English. B. Don't be excited. C. Go along this road. D. Pardon? Restroom? You want to rest? E. OK. I'll be quick! F. What should we start with? G. I don't mean that. |
Rodger: Here we are at Fun Times Park, the biggest amusement park in our city!
Alice: I'm excited to try the rides!
Rodger: {#blank#}1{#/blank#} There's Space World, Water World, Animal World...
Alice: Before we decide, could you first tell me where the restrooms are?
Rodger: {#blank#}2{#/blank#} But we haven't even started yet!
Alice: Oh no, {#blank#}3{#/blank#} I mean…you know, a washroom or bathroom.
Rodger: Hmm…so you mean…the toilet?
Alice: Yes! {#blank#}4{#/blank#}
Rodger: That's right. In China, we normally say "toilet" or "washroom" in English. Anyway, they're over there.
Alice: {#blank#}5{#/blank#}
Rodger: No problem. You don't need to rush!
(Mrs. Poole, a 77-year-old dancer, has just won "Best Ballet（芭蕾舞）Dancer of the city.)
ZHANG HUA: Congratulations! Could I ask you some questions?
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ZHANG HUA: When did you start to learn ballet?
MRS. POOLE: {#blank#}2{#/blank#}
ZHANG HUA: It must be very difficult to become a good dancer. Did you think of giving up?
MRS. POOLE: Yes, it was in my thirties.
ZHANG HUA: {#blank#}3{#/blank#}
MRS. POOLE: Because I thought I was too old for ballet, but I'm still dancing now.
ZHANG HUA: Cool! {#blank#}4{#/blank#}
MRS. POOLE: It is not only a kind of dance, but also a lifelong job. Ballet is my life.
ZHANG HUA: How you love it! {#blank#}5{#/blank#}
MRS. POOLE: Certainly not. Do what you love to do. It's the secret to success.
ZHANG HUA: Thank you! Nice talking with you!
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A. Sure, you can. B. I started at the age of seven. C. I really can't agree with you. D. What does ballet mean to you? E. Why did you want to stop dancing then? F. Would you mind giving me some advice? |
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