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（一）2023—2024英语答案听力原文Text1W:I didntsee youat themeeting yesterday.They saidyou wereill.M:Yes.I had an upsetstomach.But afterI tooksome medicine,it wasall right.Perhaps it was because of thelunch boxIbought.Text2W:Its such a niceday,but theweather forecastsays itllrain in the lateafternoonM:Thats good.I reallylove thefresh smellafter therain.W:I especiallylove thenight skyafter itrains,because youcan seethe starsperfectly.Text3M:I amhere for my jobinterview.W:Fine,have aseat.Shall I get yousome wateror coffeeM:Coffee,please.Thank you.What anice officethis is!W:Yes.In aminute riltake youto thenext room,where youllmeet yourinterviewer,Mr.Gotcha.Text4W:What typeof musicdo youlike,JohnsonM:Different kindsof music,especially rock,n roll.I likethe differentinstruments that they use.W:Thats a good reasonto likesomething.Text5W:Can youteach mehow to drive Ivealready gotmy learnerspermit.But Ionly droveonce.M:When do you want to startlearning how todriveShall wedo itafter worktomorrowW:OK.Til callyou then.Text6M:Could youhelp mefigure outhow to get readyformyupcoming jobinterview scheduledtwo dayslater,on May10thW:Oh,I thought itwason May12th.Well,Harry,do you know thecompany wellM:Yes.They providegood service,and thepay isgood.After stayinghome fornearly amonth because of thepandemic,Ineed ajob toget moneyto supportmy family.I hadaimed at the postof salesmanager,but laterI shiftedit to the groupdirector.Text JW:Go aheadand walkthrough thebody scanner.M:Will Ifeel anythingMy heartis beatingwildly.W:Relax,sir.Just walkthrough andkeep yourhands in the air.M:Okay,huhW:Sorry,sir.Please comethis way.Im going to openyour carry-on bag.Lefs seenow.Hmm,first of all,sir,you cant takeany liquidlike thisbottled waterpast thispoint.M:Ah.Well,I reallycant drinkany otherkind ofwater.This is the onlybottled waterI drink.W:Whats thisNo,sir,you cannotbring alighter onthe planeeven thoughyou dontsmoke.And whatsthisM:Well...thafs mypocket knife.I useit tocut apples.W:Im sorry,but you canttakeit.Text8W:God,Fm tiredof myjob.Everything isjust the same.M:Hey,youknowwhat Ithink thisis aperfect jobfor youin thepaper today.W:WhatM:Ah,here itis.European SpaceAgency needstranslators.W:European SpaceAgency I dont knowwhether Imthe one.M:Thats what they sayhere.They needFrench andGerman translators.W:Mm,Im good at both.What elseare theyasking fbrM:Just adegree and at leastthree yearsof workingexperience.W:What aboutthe payM:Well,it saysit dependson educationand experience.And thereare otherbenefits.Have alook yourself.W:Mm,health careand paidtrainings.Hey,this isntbad.Maybe Ishould writeto themstraight away.M:Oh,you certainlyshould.Text9W:It neveroccurred to me that youve grownsuchalarge gardenof somany lovelyflowers.The lovelyroses,and lavender.Well,orange flowersare myfavorites,just aswhite flowersare yourfavorites.You takesuch goodcare ofyour plants,Robert.But Ivekilled everyplant Ihave everowned.M:Hows that,AliceW:Idontknow.I wateredthem andmade surethey gotenough sun,but theystill died.So Idont buyplants anymore.M:Thats sad.Plants arebeautiful and they provideoxygen too.W:Can youteach mehow tocare forplantsM:Sure.Tm goingon vacationtomorrow for a coupleof weeks.We canstart afterIgetback.W:That willbe perfect.Who willlook afteryour gardenwhile you,re onvacationM:Well,I wasgoingtoask youto waterthem for me,but nowIll askmy sisterinstead.W:Yeah,thafs a good idea.Text10W:On November15,2022,the UnitedNations reportedthat the worlds population reached eight billion.Just11yearsearlier,the worldspopulation hadreached sevenbillion.The worldspopulation hasgrown rapidlyover thelast200years.In1805,the Earthhadabillion people,and nowit haseightbillion.Typically,as countriesbecome richer,their population growth slows.In somecountries,like Japan,the numberofpeople isactually dropping.Experts sayIndia willpass Chinaas thecountry with the largestpopulation.As itspopulationgrows,some expertssay addingmore people to theworld willmake globalwarming worse.But thereal problemis the energyused andpollution createdby richercountries wherepopulationgrowthis muchslower.（共20小题；每小题L5分，满分30分）1—5ABACB6—10ABBAC11—15BAACB16—20ACBAB（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）21—25ADCBC26—30BADCA31—35DBACD（共20小题；36—40DECBF每小题
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68.followers短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）A numberof daysago,a birdcame tomy frontyards andmade asound likechichi chi.She waslike ahungry yardpersonbut staredat me with great hope.I giveher somefood andshe startedeating extremefast immediately.After andgaveextremelyeating,she lookedat meand started singing Aa verycalm voice.It wasas ifshe weresaying thanksto me.That inmomentwere verytouching.With happytears well up in my eyes,I felta truehappiness inmy heart.It wasso value删除was wellinga valuable书面表达（满分分）and pleasanta momentfor mewhat Iwould never forget it.that25One possibleversion:GoalsIt isa greathonor forme tostand hereto sharemy opinionsabout goals.Living withouta goalis likesailing withoutacompass,which showsus thegreat significanceof settinggoals.Then howcan weset goalsFirstof all,goals giveus thedirection in which we will head,so thegoals weset should be practicaland achievable.Besides,to makeour goalseasy toreach,we canbreak biggoals intosmaller ones.In thisway,we willhave asense ofachievementwhen reachinga goal,which inturn gives us moreinspiration.If youdont have a lifegoal,set oneand try toaccomplish it.Thank youfor listening!听第段材料，回答第、题
6676.When willthe mantake theinterviewA.On May10th.B.On May12th.C.On May8th.
7.What postisthe man applyingforA.Sales manager.B.Group director.C.Shop assistant.听第段材料，回答第至题
78108.Why does the mansheart beatwildlyA.He isvery excited.B.He isa littlenervous.C.He hasa heartattack.
9.What doesthemantake withhimA.Water.B.Apples.C.Cigarettes.
10.Where doesthe conversationprobably takeplaceA.In asupermarket.B.At astation.C.At anairport.听第段材料，回答第至题
8111311.What doesthe womanthink ofher presentjobA.Its challenging.B.Its boring.C.If swell paid.
12.Which languagesisthewoman goodatA.French andGerman.B.English andFrench.C.English andChinese.
13.What benefitdoesthenew jobofferA.Health care.B.Free travel.C.Paid leave.听第段材料，回答第至题
9141714.What flowersare AlicesfavoritesA.Roses.B.White flowers.C.Orange flowers.
15.Why doesAlice stopbuying plantsA.They needplenty oftime tocare about.B.All herplants havedied.C.They costa lotof money.
16.What willRobert dotomorrowA.Go onvacation.B.Teach Alicehowtocare forplants.C.Get somemore plants.
17.Who willlook afterthe gardenA.Alice.B.RobertC.Roberts sister.听第段材料，回答第至题
10182018.When didtheworldspopulationreach7billionA.In
2000.B.In2011C.In
2022.
19.Which countrymay havefast populationgrowthA.India.B.JapanC.GermanyA.The linkbetween populationand climate.B.An introductionto worldpopulation.C.The distributionof worldpopulation.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）15230阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑A BC DATECCommunity EventSeriesDate andtimeThursday,July13,11am—11:45amLocation:OnlineAbout thisevent•45minutes•Mobile eTicketJoinour monthlycommunity event!At TECwe havefound thatcommunity increasessuccess andconsistency.Have youever wonderedwhy theneedle doesnot move,even when you getyour10,000steps inDo youstill feeloverlysore aftera weekendfull ofactivities Oryoucantseem tobreak thepattern withongoing injuriesIfthis soundslike you,then TEChas youcovered!From movementto mindset,wewill help youengage yourbody andgiveyou easy-to-follow movementsthatyoucan dofrom anywhere.This willhelp youaccomplish yourfitness goals,feelgreat in all yoursummer activitiesand avoidthe rollercoaster ofinjuries!TEC monthlycommunity event!Stay activebeyond yourtraining forperformance,and prioritizeyour overallhealth.Each movementwillhelp you maximizeyour recoveryand avoidany of the badeffects ofyour workouts,for example,overuse injuries,tightness,range ofmotion issues,etc.Have abody andmind readyto interactinall the activitiesthe healthyway!Connect withother athletesand individuals.（合作）（优化）Ask TECcoaches andother athletesquestions andcollaborate onbest practicesto optimizeyour mindset!This eventis for you if:You desirea community to growwith.You havestrong feelingsof enthusiasmfor workouts.You enjoy achieving ata highlevel.You arelooking forsupport foryour mindset,sport/fitness,or with your nutrition.This eventis notforyouif:You areclose-minded andare notlooking to be challengedor encouraged.You dontvalue learningfrom others.You arelooking fora placeto sellyour productsor services.
21.What canwe learnabout thiseventA.It takesplace everymonth.B.It offers45-minute offlinetraining.C.It showspeople thesecret tosuccess.D.It aimsto helppeopletolose weight.
22.How canparticipants benefitfrom theeventA.They willbe givenpriority tomembershipB.They willgain permanentfree MobileeTicket.C.They willget one-to-one guidancefrom acoach.D.They willleam howto avoidinjuries whenexercising.
23.Who aremost suitablefor thiseventA.Those whohope toenjoyaquiet weekend.B.Those whowanttoattract potential customers.C.Those whoattach importanceto anactive lifestyle.D.Those whodesire goodacademic performance.B（涂鸦），Growing up,Espino mayhave beenbetter atsports thanhe wasat graffitibut hismemories ofhanging outwithgraffiti-writer friendsand lookingthrough graffitibooks havestayed withhim.After college,he wentinto theworld ofrealestate,but continuedto collectart.A fewyears later,Espino beganselling printsand creativeobjects atlocal events.In May2022,he opened1CultureGallery.“I wanted to seewhat itslike torun agallery and I wantedto helpartists leamand makemoney fromtheir artworks,he explains.The spacecaught theattention ofLou Jimenez,who is now thegallerys director.Jimenez sharesEspinos visiontosupport local artists.He comesfrom adifferent backgroundand isleading byexample/9she saysof hisreal estatebackground.Hes takinga hugerisk becauseit requiresa lotof investmentand thereisnoart markethere,so Iappreciate thefact thatweretrying toexpand that.”Espino admitshe initiallyunderestimated howchallenging salescan be.Even withthis realization,his sightsare setonsuccess,and hesalready puthimself ina“bigger mindset“to steadilyaccomplish that.Espino hopestaking artiststo other cities willprovide theencouragement theymight need to pursuea careerin thearts.From hisbusinessmans perspective,Espino feelspeople needto betaught onthe valueof supportinglocal talent.A lotofpeople in the communityneedto be explainedto howmuch differenceit makesto thecommunitytoinvest inlocalartand assadas thatis,they justdont seeit orhear itJ hesays.Not oneto backdown froma challenge,Espino andhis teamhave thepassion anddetermination toconstruct aplatformthat willhelp localartists and,if allgoes according to hisplan,they hopeto havea significantimpact onthe localartscommunity and culture formany yearsto come.
24.What challengeis EspinofacingA.He haslittle knowledgeof art.B.He lackspotentialcustomers.C.He cantafford muchinvestment.D.He hasno accessto famousartists.
25.What isthe solutionto thecurrent difficultyaccordingtoEspinoA.Encouraging thelocals towork inothercities.B.Enlarging thespace ofhis gallery.C.Raising peoplesawareness ofart.D.Collecting evenmore funds.
26.Which of the followingcan bestdescribe EspinoA.Talented andpatient.B.Ambitious andhelpful.C.Considerate anddisciplined.D.Grateful andcreative.
27.What ismainly talked about inthe textA.The extensionofahobby.B.The future of promisingartists.C.The popularity of graffiti.D.The valueof artworks.CThere wasa timewhen thesolar industrywas considereddead money.It wastoo expensive,too inefficient,and tooinconsistenttobeagoodalternative energysource foranything,let aloneyour homeor office.But thosedays arelong gone.Today,solar energyrepresents the futureofour planefsenergy needsbecause itscheap,efficient,consistent,and mostimportantly,clean.Solar energycosts havedropped bymore than70%over thepast10years,and solar energy isnow cheaperthan fossilfuelsin mostparts of the UnitedStates.Let thatsink infora moment.Better yet,the driversof thesecost declines——economies ofscale andtechnological improvementspowered byMoore9s Law and Wrights Law一are lasting,and therefore,solar energyis goingtogeteven cheaper.Indeed,these forcesare（组so powerfulinthesolar industrythat theyhave theirown law-Swansons Law-which statesthat theprice of solar modules件）decreases byabout20%for everydoubling inglobal solarcapacity.For whatits worth,the USDepartment ofEnergy believessolar costscan andwill fallby another60%in
2030.So,solarenergy isthe cheapestway topower thingstoday.Meanwhile,solar panelshave becomevery efficientat turninglight fromthe suninto usableenergy.Back in1992,researchers atthe Universityof SouthFlorida createda thin-film solarcell with
15.9%efficiency——and thatwas considered（硅）a breakthroughatthetime.These days,though,your averagesilicon solar cells sportefficiency ratesabove20%.Thafs（原型机）standard.And manufacturershave createdprototypes thatare getting30%efficiency,while someresearch effortshaveeven managedto achievenear50%efficiency incertain labtests.At the same time,these solarsystems havebecome dramaticallymore consistent.One ofthe biggestdisadvantages for（、可歇性）一solar energyintheearly2000s wasits intermittencyI thesun doesntshine everyday,so whatdoyoudo whenitscloudy Well,thafs whybig batteriesexist.
28.What canwe learnfrom paragraph4A.The worldwidepopularityof solar energy.B.The rapidincrease inglobal solarcapacity.C.The contentsof MooresLawandWrightsLaw.D.The contributorsto thedecline insolarenergycosts.
29.What isthe purposeofthefigures in paragraph6A.To indicatethe varietyof solar cells.B.To provethe wideuseof solarcells.C.To showthe improvementofsolarcells.D.To comparethe sizeof differentsolarcells.
30.What isthe authorsattitude towardsthefutureofthesolar industryA.Positive.B.Doubtful.C.Uncaring.D.Worried.
31.What ismost likelytobetalked aboutnextA.The wideuseofsolar power.B.The alternativeto solarpower.C.The disadvantageofsolarpower.D.The storageofsolarpower.DSilence mightnot bedeafening butits somethingthat literallycan beheard,concludes ateam ofphilosophers and（听觉错觉）psychologists whoused auditory illusion toreveal howmoments of silence misinterpretpeoples perceptionoftime.The findingsaddress thedebate ofwhether peoplecan hearmore thansounds,which haspuzzled philosophersforcenturies.The teamadapted well-known auditory illusions tocreate versionsinwhichthe soundsofthe original illusionswerereplaced bymoments of silence.For example,one illusionmade asound seemmuch longer than it really was.In the teamsnew silence-based illusion,an equally long momentof silencealso seemedlonger thanitreallywas.（又寸应The factthat thesesilence-based illusions produced exactlythesameresults as their sound-based counterparts物）suggests thatpeople hearsilence justlike theyhear sounds,the researcherssaid.Like visual illusions thattrick whatpeople see,auditoryillusionscan makepeople hearperiods oftime asbeing longeror（哗哗声）shorter thanthey actuallyare.One exampleis known asthe one-is-more illusion,where onelong beepseems longerthan two shortcontinuous beepseven when they areequally long.In testsinvolving1,000participants,the teamreplaced thesounds inthe one-is-more illusionwith momentsof silence,re-working theauditoryillusioninto whatthey calledtheone-silence-is-more illusion.They foundthesameresults:Peoplethought onelong momentof silencewas longerthantwoshort momentsof silence.Other silenceillusionsproducedthe sameoutcomesas soundillusions.Tn thelab,participants wereasked tolisten tosounds inducedbythe noiseof busyrestaurants,markets andtrain stations.They thenlistened forperiods whenall soundsstopped abruptly,creating briefsilences.The ideawasnt simplythat thesesilencesmade peopleexperience illusions,the researcherssaid.It wasthatthesame illusionsthat scientiststhought couldonlybe causedby soundsworked just as wellwhenthesounds werereplaced bysilences.The findingsestablish anew way to studythe perceptionof absence,theteamsaid.
32.Why didthe researchersadapt auditoryillusionsA.To measurethe lengthof silence.B.To createsilence-based illusions.C.To correcttheoriginalillusion.D.To provethe advantageofsilence.
33.What happensintheone-is-more illusionA.People mishearsthe lengthof beeps.B.1,000participants getdifferent results.C.The pausebetween twobeeps ishard tosense.D.Moments ofsilence seemlongerthanthose ofsounds whenthey areequallylong.
34.What doesthe underlinedpart inducedby“inparagraph6probably meanA.Drowned by.B.Reduced to.C.Caused by.D.Compared to.
35.What can be thebest titlefor thetextA.Are soundstricky Ithas scientificbasis.B.Is silencegold Sciencegivesusthe answer.C.Auditory illusionIt existsjustasvisualillusion.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）D.The soundofsilenceResearch indicatespeople hearit.5210根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑选项中有两项为多余选项The slightestwrong choiceof wordscan changesomeones mindset.Words arethe mostpowerful weaponone caneverhave,whether itcomes towriting orspeaking.You dontknow whichword willhurt someoneand negativelyimpact theirmind.36Words thatseem like a jokecan seemdeadly toothers mindsand life.A personshould havecontrol overhis tongue.37Spoken wordscant betaken back,so oneshould usethem wisely.Speech shouldalways beconstructive,not destructive.Grasping thepoints belowwill surelyhelpyouin improvingyour vocalquality.Stay silentwhen youare angry.Never speakwhen youare ina badmood becauseat thatmoment,your mindis goingthroughbad thoughts.If thosebad thoughtsget mixedwithyourwords,it canspoil othersmood.38Thats whyyou shouldalwaysbe silentwhenyouare angry.Whenever youare madat something,first tryto calmyourself.39A wiseperson alwaysthinks twicebefore speaking.He framesa sentencewisely accordingto the situation sothatno onefeels hurtful.Your wordsshouldbeclear enoughto describethesituation.Even thegreatest lecturerprepares afewterms beforeaddressing avast crowd.A goodlecturer hasthe powerto convinceanyone throughtheir wordplay.Never judgea personuntil orunless hespeaks.Dont pre-judge someonebefore youhaveaconversation withthat person.Let himutter aword before you getto theconclusion offraming hisimage inyour mind.40A.Avoid speakingtoo fast.B.Think wellbeforeyouspeak.C.Some wordscould bepoisonous toothers.D.It wouldbe bestif youwere verycareful whileusing words.E.He shouldbe wellaware ofwhat heis aboutto speak.F.How aperson thinkscanbedetermined byhow heuses wordsin anysituation.G.Appreciate histhought processand,if necessary,trytocorrect himmost politelyrather thancriticizing him.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）20L530阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上A BC D将该项涂黑（脱发症）.（假发）I lostall myhair atage twodue toalopecia Iwore awig andwas41for it..Children atmy agewouldcall mebald orsay,“Lindsay hasno hair.^^They wereright.I feltlike I42it,as iflosing myhair duetothedisease weremy
43.Fortunately,sports becamemy44，and I was gratefulto havenatural45ability.Id racehomeevery dayand shootbaskets forhours.I startedto gain46from others.I becameknownasa girlwho wasgoodatbasketball.In highschool Ibroke countlessschool recordsand receiveda scholarshipto playin college.However,I stillrarely47myalopecia.Afterwards Iwantedtorun themarathon inmy town.I barelytrained andthoughtitwas justrunning.It turnedout thatIwas48,I wasnt49atthetime thatthis
26.2-mile runwould50my lifeandattitude inmore waysthan Icould haveimagined.Ill neverforget thefeeling ofcrossing thefinish lineandtheway everyone51with me.I fellin lovewiththe52The moreI ran,the more53I felt.Then oneday,during atraining run,I tookoff my54hairhalfway.I couldntbelieve my55・But,for thefirst time,I feltstrong,beautiful,and brave,andIknew thatIdidnt56it.Two weekslater,I ranmy firstmarathon baldand seta personalrecord.Tears welledup inmy eyes.Iwas57Lindsay.Alopecia hasbeen the58gift Inever knewI needed.I knownow Imbeautiful andtruly59it.Its notwhat Ilook likethatmakes mebeautiful,but beingagoodperson,being kind,and always60a smileandahelping hand to someonein need.
41.A.warned B.teased C.deserted D.scolded
42.A.confirmed B.removed C.ignored D.deserved
43.A.fault B.trial C.regret D.right
44.A.dream B.honour C.escape D.burden
45.A.musical B.artistic C.mental D.athletic
46.A.assessment B.recognition C.requirement D.recommendation
47.A.passed onB.suffered fromC.talkedaboutD.went through
48.A.wrong B.curious C.aimless D.conservative
49.A.amazed B.certain C.satisfied D.aware
50.A.balance B.change C.measure D.record
51.A.cycled B.advanced C.celebrated D.discussed
52.A.sport B.matter C.tradition D.profession
53.A.confused B.cautious C.confident D.tired
54.A.thick B.artificial C.long D.beautiful
55.A.behavior B.anxiety C.standard D.explanation
56.A.trust B.mistake C.value D.need
57.A.actually B.immediately C.finally D.obviously
58.A.greatest B.cheapest C.smallest D.costliest
59.A.share B.hide C.obey D.feel
60.A.awarding B.offering C.promising D.returning第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）10L515阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式，并将答案填写在答题卡上1When areporter firstmet JakeLee Pinnick,the Americansfluency inPutonghua61absolute shockedher.道家月艮Dressed62a darkblue Taoistwith ablack clothbag andseveral longbags63contain dongxiaoandchiba-two kindsof traditional Chinese bamboomusical instruments-he saidhe alwayswears aTaoist uniform and carriesalonga dongxiaofor practicewherever hegoes.In2010,Pinnick movedallthewaytoWudang fromthe USwhen hewas just20years oldand64formadeepconnection withWudang,martial arts and traditional Chinese cultureever since.To him,Wudang hasnow becomea secondhomeand martial arts andtraditionalChineseculture are65his lifetimepassion^^settled.In hisview,martial artsandmaintaining apeaceful mind66be practicesworth pursuing.To him,promoting Wudangmartial artsandcultureis hisinescapablemission and67responsible.Now hehas over600thousand68follower acrossall hissocial mediaaccounts,attracting manytraditional Chineseculturelearners andforeign martialarts enthusiasts.In thefuture,Pinnick expects69open amartialartsschool inChina orinthe US,to teachmore peoplearound theworld aboutreal martialartsandtraditionalChineseculture,andtobecome70bridge第四部分写作共两节，满分分第一节短文改错共小题；每小题分，满分分between cultures.3510110假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有处语言错误，每10句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号八，并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线\划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；L只允许修改处，多者从第处起不计分
2.1011A numberof daysago,a birdcame tomy frontyards andmade asound likechichi chi.She waslikeahungry personbutstared atmewithgreathope.I giveher somefood andshe startedeating extremefast immediately.After eating,she lookedatme andstartedsinginga verycalm voice.It wasas ifshe weresaying thankstome.That momentwere verytouching.Withhappy tearswellupinmyeyes,I felta truehappiness inmy heart.It wasso valueand pleasantamomentformewhat Iwould第二节书面表达满分分neverforgetit.25你校将举办英语夏令营活动，请你作为学生代表以为题写一篇发言稿，内容包括Goals树立目标的意义；
1.如何确定目标
2.注意写作词数应为个左右；L
100.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2GoalsIt isa greathonor forme tostand hereto sharemy opinionsabout goals.。
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