中考聽力訓(xùn)練7

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W： What do you usually have for dinner？

M： We usually have rice and vegetables. Sometimes we have some beef. But I don’t like it. I like fish best.

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W： Let’s go swimming， shall we？

M： Why not go for a picnic？ It’s more interesting.

W： Good idea.

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M： I’m really tired. I’ve been studying all day.

W： If I were you， I would go to sleep. It’s good for your study.

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M： Mary， do you see my cousin？

W： Who is your cousin？

M： The boy who is reading a book is my cousin.

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W： Did you have a nice weekend， John？

M： Yes. My father and I went hiking in a mountain nearby.

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W： What a beautiful card！ Is it for your classmate？

M： No， it’s for my mother. Tomorrow is Mother’s Day！

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W： Hurry up， Jack. The football match is going to begin soon.

M： Take your time. It’s half past one now. We have got another fifteen minutes.

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W： Excuse me. How much is the dress？

M： It’s 35 dollars.

W： OK. I’ll take two.

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M： We’ll be landing in a few minutes at Los Angeles Airport.

W： It was a pleasure to talk with you.

M： It was a pleasure for me， too. If you have a chance to visit Changsha， do drop in on me. Here is my card.

W： Thank you.

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M： Today is Lucy’s birthday. What shall we do？

W： Let’s choose a birthday present for her. She likes reading very much.

M： OK， let’s get her a novel. One of the Harry Potter books.

W： Good idea！

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M： Good afternoon， Wang Ying. I’m glad you can come to our Thanksgiving dinner.

W： Thanks for asking me， Michael. Why do you call it dinner when we are eating at noon？

M： Because it’s a big meal. We call it dinner when we have a lot to eat.

W： Is that a chicken？ It’s so big！

M： No， it’s a turkey. It’s much bigger than a chicken.

W： It must be delicious. When do you Americans eat turkey？

M： Turkey is a kind of traditional food. We like it very much， especially my sister Grace. So we eat it on traditional festivals， especially on Thanksgiving Day.

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M： Excuse me. I’ve lost my schoolbag. I wonder if anyone has brought it here.

W： When did you lose it？

M： I lost it on the playground when I was watching a football match.

W： Well， I’d better write down the information so that we can return it to you if someone hands it in. Your name， please？

M： My name is Li Dong.

W： What class are you in？

M： Class 6， Grade 9.

W： Is there a telephone number？

M： Yes， 8900527.

W： What’s your schoolbag like？

M： It’s new. I’ve just had it for half a month. The color is blue.

W： What’s in it？

M： Some books， a pencil-box and an iPhone.

W： All right， Li Dong. If it comes， we’ll call you.

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Many places in the world need more fresh water than they already have. Every country is trying to find ways to turn salt water into fresh water.

In some places， the sun isn’t hot enough or does not shine every day. In such places， people get fresh water from the sea by heating the sea water. This way costs more money， but it works faster than the sun.

And heating isn’t the only way to get fresh water from salt water. People are trying some other ways. One way is to cool the sea water below zero. The fresh water will turn into ice first. Take the ice out. That’s the fresh water you want.

Which way is the best？ The one that produces the most fresh water with the lowest price. There may be a different way for each place.