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W: What are you doing, Bill Writing a letter
M: Yes, and it’s not easy.
W: My Aunt Mabel sent me a gift for my birthday. I can’t remember which gift was hers, but I want to thank her for it.
M: Oh, that’s a difficult problem. When it happens to me, I just write to say" Thank you for the wonderful girl" without saying what a gift was. Are you with me
W: Yes, thanks. That’s a clever idea.
M: When you have a bad memory, you have to be clever.

What’s the matter with Bettie （　）
A. She doesn’t know how to write a letter.
B. She never receives any gifts.
C. She has received too many gifts from her Aunt Mabel.
D. She can’t remember what gift her Aunt Mabel sent her.

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W: What are you doing, Bill Writing a letter
M: Yes, and it’s not easy.
W: My Aunt Mabel sent me a gift for my birthday. I can’t remember which gift was hers, but I want to thank her for it.
M: Oh, that’s a difficult problem. When it happens to me, I just write to say" Thank you for the wonderful girl" without saying what a gift was. Are you with me
W: Yes, thanks. That’s a clever idea.
M: When you have a bad memory, you have to be clever.

What does "Are you with me " mean （　）
A. Are you listening to me
B. Are you clear
C. Are you still in the room
D. Are you still my friend

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M: What were you doing when Bill got here
M: I was talking to Ed and Fred.

Who came last（　）.
A. Bill．
B. The Woman．
C. E

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W: What are you doing, Bill Writing a letter
M: Yes, and it’s not easy.
W: My Aunt Mabel sent me a gift for my birthday. I can’t remember which gift was hers, but I want to thank her for it.
M: Oh, that’s a difficult problem. When it happens to me, I just write to say" Thank you for the wonderful girl" without saying what a gift was. Are you with me
W: Yes, thanks. That’s a clever idea.
M: When you have a bad memory, you have to be clever.

What’s the matter with Bettie （）
A. She doesn’t know how to write a letter.
B. She never receives any gifts.
C. She has received too many gifts from her Aunt Mabel.
D. She can’t remember what gift her Aunt Mabel sent her.

[简答题]We are writing this letter to advise you that，subject to mutual agreement on the details of employment，we would like to offer you the position of Assistant to the president and our congratulations.
Therefore，we would like you to visit our office again at 10:00 a.m. on September 19 to discuss the terms of employment. We would appreciate it if you could confirm your interest and the appointment time.
__________

[简答题]We are writing this letter to tell you that up to now no news has come from you about the goods we ordered on May 25th(上标). As you have been informed in our letters, our customers are in urgent need of those machines. They are asking repeatedly for an early delivery(交货). We hope that you will try your best to arrange all this without further delay.

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W: Hey, Bill．What are you doing with the washing machine It’s on, but it’s empty
M: Oh, how stupid．I meant to wash my T-shirts．I was about to put them in when the telephone rang．After that, I simply forgot about it and sat down to watch TV

What did Bill do after he answered a call（）
A. Hewatched TV
B. He washed his shirts．
C. He turned on the washing machine．
D. He put his shirts in the washing machine．

[简答题]the experience of doing what you do not want to do

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What are you doing when you aren’t doing anything at all If you said "nothing," then you have just passed a test in logic and failed a test in neuroscience. (46)When people perform mental tasks, different areas of their brains become active, and brain scans show these active areas as brightly colored squares on an otherwise dull gray background. But researchers have recently discovered that when these areas of our brains light up, other areas go dark. This dark network is off when we seem to be on, and on when we seem to be off. When we appear to be doing nothing, we are clearly doing something. But what
The answer, it seems, is time travel. (47)The human body moves forward in time at the rate of one second per second whether we like it or not, but the human mind can move through time in any direction and at any speed it chooses. Why did evolution design our brains to go wandering in time Perhaps it’s because an experi- ence is a terrib