2010年江苏省高中学生英语口语等级测试训练材料(4)

(1) It was a passenger ship. It was the largest and most comfortable ship ever built when it was finished.

(2) It set sail on the 10th of April, 1912.

(3) After hitting an iceberg it sank into the sea. Of the 2,200 people on the ship, only 705survived.

(4) He had searched for it for more than 20 years before he found it.

(5) When new technology was developed, he used it to send cameras down into the sea. Finally, he found the ship.

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(1) Yes. They think that making the most of our senses when we are young can keep us healthy later on in life.

(2) It is that we misuse our senses in our everyday life. Although our sense of sight is over used, our senses of touch and smell have been ignored.

(3) They suggest that we do the following things more often. While having dinner, listen to some enjoyable music rather than watch TV. While relaxing at home, have some flowers next to us that smell nice .Before going to bed, turn the lights down .While sleeping, wear a nightshirt that is pleasant to touch.

(4) Because they will make us sleep deeply .Good sleep gives us the chance to dream and dreams keep us young and healthy.

(5)We should make the most of our senses to keep healthy.

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(1) It is held in Hong Kong.

(2) It has been held in November every year since 1981.

(3) People above 18 years old can form groups of four to join Trailwalker. (4) It aims to raise money to help poor people in Asia and Africa.

(5) Yes, it is, participants have to walk 100 kilometers within 48 hours, without sleep. They‘ll walk through eight country parks and over twenty mountains and hills.

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(1)It can show all kinds of feelings, wishes and attitudes and is sometimes more important than spoken language. (2)It can also hide anger, fear or worry.

(3)In most countries people nod their heads up and down to show agreement. They shake their heads to show disagreement.

(4)He may be protecting himself form a conversation he doesn‘t want

(5)He does not believe what the reporter is saying, or he does not like what he or she is saying.

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(1) Because they need money and working experience.

(2) They work as servers, cashiers and lifeguards at swimming pools.

(3) They are Internet-based companies which offer goods and services online.

(4) The job is enjoyable .Students can learn more and are treated with respect. The pay is usually much better. (5) Imagination and enterprise.

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(1) She won the lottery.

(2) She bought a new house and a new car. She had a vacation in the sun. She stopped working.

(3) She was broken .The money was all gone .So were her friends. The new life was over.

(4) Winners of sudden wealth often stop working, and then don‘t know what to do with their time. They may find that close friends, grow distant, and that it‘s difficult to make new ones. The new house in the new surroundings often only leads to more loneliness.

(5) She realizes that money isn‘t everything.

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(1) It looks like a dinosaur.

(2) He gave a newspaper a photo of the monster and said he took the picture when he suddenly saw the animal in the lake.

(3) He said that the photo of the Loch Ness Monster was a fake. He and some friends had created it themselves, then Wilson had given it to the newspaper as a practical joke.

(4) They are spread using e-mail.

(5) Some of them can be funny, but others can cause trouble.

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(1) Today about 15 percent of the population is left-handed. (2) Because they have a strong right brain. (3) It controls language, maths and logic. (4) The right side

(5) No. There are many exceptions.

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(1) She had polio and could not walk easily. She had to wear metal supports on her legs to stand up on her own

(2) Her mother took her for swimming lessons every week Swimming made her legs so strong that when she was 15 she was able to throw away her supports. (3) She got work acting as a mermaid. People paid to come and see her. (4) She swam in Paris Olympics and won two gold medals.

(5) In 1915 she went to Hollywood and was the star of two films.

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(1) He was a Frenchman, He invented the Braille system.

(2) When he was four, a sharp tool went into his left eye. An infection started and spread to the other eye. A few weeks later, he was blind.

(3) He invented a system of night-reading, which used dots for the letters. (4) Barbie‘s system was difficult .Braille made it easier.

(5) Yes, it is .It is used for all languages, for maths, science, writing music .and for computers for the blind.

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(1) There are about seven million.

(2) Because many of them will soon be in charge of the country.

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(3) It is necessary for older people to understand what young people think and feel. (4) They have strong opinions about right and wrong.

(5) The different ideas and opinions of parents and children often cause trouble in American families.

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(1) Because his computer was broken. (2) A stranger in China. (3) She is an actress.

(4) They go on diets or take weight-loss pills.

(5) Because Amy is feeling better and is recovering

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(1) He was born in 1955

(2) In the 1960s, the Mothers Club at his school bought a computer for the students. Gates discovered it and soon became a computer fan.

(3) He didn‘t finish his college education. Because of his passion for programming, he dropped out of Harvard.

(4) He became the company's chief software architect.

(5) He is very fond of reading, and enjoys playing golf and bridge.

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