Unit3Lifeinthefuture單元練習(xí)一、聽(tīng)力(聽(tīng)力)（共20小題；共20分）ListeningComprehension(30marks)SectionAmarks)Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreachconversation,thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA,BandC.Listencarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.Conversation11.Whatdidthemanbuyyesterday? A.Ashirt. B.Someshoes. C.Somepants.2.Wheredoesthemanwork? A.Atapostoffice. B.Ataclothingstore. C.Atabank.Conversation23.Whowilltakethewomantoworkthisweek? A.Matt. B.Theman. C.Shewilldriveherself.4.WhatkindofcardoesMatthavenow? A.ABMW. B.AnAudi. C.AMercedes-Benz.Conversation35.Whattimewastheman'sappointment? A.11:15. B.11:30. C.12:00.6.Whathappenedearlierthismorning? A.Thedoctorwaslate. B.Thepowerwentout. C.TheInternethadsomeproblems.Conversation47.HowlongwillittaketogettoParis? A.Anhour. B.Anhourandtenminutes. C.Twohours.8.HowwillthemangettothecitycenterinParis? A.Bybus. B.Bycar. C.Byair.9.Howmuchwillthemanpayforthetickets? A.60pounds. B.100pounds. C.300pounds.Conversation510.Whichapartmentdothespeakersgiveupfirst? A.Theoneon68thStreet. B.Theoneon72ndStreet. C.Theoneon80thStreet.11.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheapartmenton80thStreet? A.Ithasabetterview. B.Ithasgoodparking. C.Ithasmuchspace.12.Whatdothespeakersagreetodointheend? A.Buyanewsofa. B.Putthedeskinthelivingroom. C.Buytheapartmenton72ndStreet.Conversation613.Whatisnotnecessaryforworkingathome? A.Aprinter. B.ATVset. C.Aphone.14.Whatwillhappeninthefuture? A.Peoplewon'thavetoworkatall. B.Peoplecancookdinnerwiththeircomputers. C.Peoplecanworkathomeforcompaniesindifferentcountries.15.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttechnology? A.Confident. B.Worried. C.Disappointed.SectionBmarks)Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearashortpassage.ListencarefullyandthenJillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS.YouwillheartheshortpassageTWICE.Newsitem1Atleast16.

peoplediedinaseriousaccidentontheM6motorwayinLancashireearlythismorning.Newsitem2PrimeMinisterand17.

haveagreedtoworktogethertofindwaysofcombatinginflation(抗擊通貨膨脹)andreducingthepresentlevelofunemploymentin18.

.Newsitem3Anationalbusstrikewillstarton19.

.Newsitem4PoliceinManchestercontinuetheir20.

themurdererof71-year-oldJaneSimpkins.16.

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二、單詞拼寫(xiě)(單句首字母填空)（共15小題；共15分）21.Howdoyoulikethenewemployee?Hisloyaltytothecompanyhasmadeagoodi

onme.22.Tomisapromisingstudent.I'msurethatwithhisc

effort,hewillrealizehisdream.23.Alongwiththeelapsingofyear,thisbookwillbemorep

.24.G

bythekind-heartedoldman,wehadnodifficultyinwalkingthroughtheforest.25.Hewasnotemployedbythecompanybecausehel

thequalificationsforthepost.26.Don'tloseheart.Youshouldbeo

,theneverythingwillbeallright.27.Hespentayearonthed

islandandmadealivingonwildfruits.28.Thestrikershavereachedas

withtheemployers.29.Dealingwithpeopleisoneofthemostimportanta

ofmywork.30.Theschoolcan'tt

suchbadbehavior.31.We'vehadtomakesomea

toouroriginalcalculations.32.Wetakealltheoldbottlestober

.33.Ifyoudrinksomewater,itwillmakethepillseasiertos

(吞咽).34.F

yourseatbelts,please!Theplaneisgoingtotakeoff.35.Theg

boyatesomanycakesthathefellill.三、單詞拼寫(xiě)(根據(jù)中文提示拼寫(xiě)單詞)（共15小題；共15分）36.Iregretthatap

(先前的)engagementpreventsmefromacceptingyourkindinvitation.37.We'llbetravellingbycamelwithlocal

(導(dǎo)游),campingintentsandsleepingonthegroundinourthicksleepingbags.38.PeopleinGermanyputtheirgarbageintodifferentbagsandthenr

(重新利用)it.39.Weshouldbe

(樂(lè)觀)andalwayskeepapositiveattitudetowardslife.40.Thoughhe

(缺乏)inexperiencehemakesupforitinenthusiasm.41.Thegirlhadastrong

(動(dòng)機(jī))tolearncrosstalkasachild,butsoonhequittedhisdream.42.Irisplaysthepianoverywell.Her

(不間斷的)practicehashelpedhertowinmanyprizes.43.Theyhaveplannedatight

(日程安排表)oftravel.44.Dear,putthepillsinyourmouthand

(咽下)them.45.Knowinggoodmannerswillhelpmakeagood

(印象).46.Hemadeseveral

(調(diào)整)totheplan.47.Heisa

(貪婪的)man.Nothingcanstophis

(貪婪)formoney.48.Youshouldconsiderother

(方面)ofthematterbeforemakingadecision.49.Howcanyou

(忍受)allthatnoisewhileyouareworking?50.He

(系)theropetothetreeandwentaway.四、翻譯(根據(jù)中文提示完成句子)（共10小題；共20分）51.如果誤服,有些藥物可以致命,所以在服用藥物的時(shí)候要小心。Somemedicines,wrongly

,cankillaperson,sobecarefulwhentakingthem.(take)52.Hewill

(開(kāi)始從事)hisnewdutiesnextweek.(take)(詞數(shù)不限)53.ThegiantdamoftheThreeGorgeshydropowerproject

(坐落在)theYangtzeRiverwasfinallycompletedonMay20,2023,ninemonthsaheadoftheschedule.(locate)54.在濃霧中我們看不見(jiàn)這條船了。We

theboatinthedensefog.55.Ourclassroomshouldbe

(打掃)afterclasseveryday.(sweep)56.我們迅速地溜進(jìn)灌木叢里,觀察動(dòng)靜。Quicklywe

thebrushandthenwatched.57.

(油漆成)red,thebuildingstandsoutamongtherestandlooksveryattractive.(paint)58.那輛汽車開(kāi)到村莊時(shí)便加快了速度。Thecar

whenitreachedthevillage.59.

(被電影深深打動(dòng)),weallcried.(詞數(shù)不限)60.這部小說(shuō)曾經(jīng)是美國(guó)高中閱讀最廣泛的書(shū)。(read)(詞數(shù)不限)Thisnovelwasoncethe

bookinhighschoolsintheUnitedStates.五、單項(xiàng)選擇（共15小題；共15分）61. Earlythisyearthegovernmentdecidedto

thedevelopmentofagriculture. A.speedup B.sweepup C.takeup D.callup62. Asisreported,ababyboy,

deadatbirthbythedoctors,"camebacktolife"afterspendinghoursinthehospitalrefrigerator. A.pronouncing B.beingpronounced C.pronounced D.havingpronounced63. Thestrongerthe

is,themorequicklyamanwilllearnanewskill.Inotherwords,itisuptowhetherhehasaninterestinit. A.ambition B.inspiration C.aspiration D.motivation64.

ononeofhisbestsellingnovels,themovieTinyTimeswasdirectedbyGuoJingming. A.Based B.Tobase C.Tobebased D.Havingbased65. Oh,look!Here'saphoto

inmyclassroomatprimaryschool.Canyourecognizemeinit? A.taking B.wastaken C.taken D.beentaken66.

inthought,healmostranintothecarinfrontofhim. A.Losing B.Havinglost C.Lost D.Tolose67. Asyoungpeople,wemustn't

thegoodtraditionspasseddownfromonegenerationtoanother. A.catchsightof B.atthesightof C.losesightof D.outofsight68. Moreandmorehigh-risebuildingshavebeenbuiltinbigcitiesfor

space. A.lack B.lackfor C.lackof D.lackingin69.

onthesamegoal,ourfriendshipisenjoyable. A.Based B.Beingbased C.Basing D.Tobebased70. SamuelClemens,

asMarkTwain,wasoneofthemostfamousAmericanwriters. A.toknow B.tobeknown C.known D.knowing71. Toavoidbeingpunished,she

theroomfromthebackdoorwhentheteacherwaswritingonthephone. A.slidinto B.enteredinto C.brokeinto D.lookedinto72. Janecouldn't

beingmadefunofbystrangersonAprilFool'sDay;shewasalmostangry. A.remind B.ensure C.tolerate D.challenge73. I'mtoldthatthejobisopentoeveryoneinspiteoftheir

experience.Soit'sachanceforagreenhandlikeyou. A.previous B.primitive C.original D.precious74. Whileatschool,wewereoftentaughtthat

communicationmakesforunderstanding. A.accurate B.independent C.special D.constant75. Youshouldkeep

nomatterwhathappens.Justlookonthebrightsideofthings. A.optimistic B.energetic C.creative D.practical六、完形填空（共20小題；共30分）Iwantedtoknowwhatlifemightbelikeintheyear2050.IletmyimaginationrunfreelyherebutmanyofthethingsI76

hereareintheplantodayanditwillnottakelong77

theybecomeareality.Itakeitfor78

now,butwhenIthinkaboutthatpast35years,prettymuch79

haschanged.Today,in2050,thereisnotasingleaspectofmylifethathasnotbeen80

bytechnology.Forexample,todayI81

earlytogetreadyforwork.Idon'tneedanalarmclock82

becausethenewchipIhad83

inmybodysendssignalstomybraintogentlywakemeup.Notonlydoesthechiphelpsmybrain84

things,rememberbetter,85

itisconnectedtothenew10Gnetwork.The86

alsobacksupmybrainactivityinrealtime,whichdoesafullbody87

ofmyhealthevery4secondsandifitfindsanyissuesinmybodyit88

mydoctordirectly.Ialsolovemycontactlenses(隱形眼鏡).They89

GoogleGlassagesago.Theselensesareconnectedtothechip90

meandrecordeverythingIsee.ThishelpsmegettheinformationIneedandsincethe91

updateinrealtimeIrarelyhaveany92

questions.Infact,whenmybrainhasaquestion,theanswerjust93

onthelensessoIcanseeitinfrontofme.It'sso94

thatIsometimesdon'trealizethatIhaveaquestionatall.The95

inthecoming35yearswillbetobringtheNetworkSocietytothemoonbecauseit'sbecomingverytrendytostartbuyingpropertythere.76. A.invent B.possess C.mention D.prepare77. A.that B.when C.before D.since78. A.seriously B.lightly C.interested D.granted79. A.everything B.something C.anything D.nothing80. A.transported B.transformed C.discovered D.checked81. A.setout B.takeup C.stayup D.getup82. A.sometimes B.somewhat C.anymore D.anywhere83. A.installed B.charged C.preferred D.repaired84. A.operates B.hides C.balances D.learns85. A.and B.or C.also D.then86. A.net B.chip C.change D.life87. A.wire B.strength C.diagnosis D.routine88. A.directs B.controls C.passes D.contacts89. A.meant B.replaced C.informed D.covered90. A.over B.outside C.inside D.beyond91. A.issues B.doctors C.questions D.lenses92. A.unanswered B.unfinished C.undoubted D.unattached93. A.makesout B.comesout C.turnsup D.risesup94. A.energetic B.protective C.predictive D.ridiculous95. A.problem B.challenge C.knowledge D.competition七、閱讀理解（共15小題；共30分）AAreyouwillingtoworkforarobotboss?Sorryifyouranswerwas"no",becauseitwillbecommoninthenearfuture,accordingtoresearchersfromOxford.AthirdofBritishjobsareat"highriskofbeingreplacedbyrobotsinthenext20years,theresearchbyDeloitte,theOxfordMartinSchoolandtheUniversityofOxfordfound.Wiredmagazinewentfurther."Itmaybehardtobelieve,butbeforetheendofthiscentury,70percentoftoday'soccupationswillbereplacedbyautomation(自動(dòng)化技術(shù)),"saidthemagazinein2023.Ofcourse,peoplebeingreplacedbyrobotsisnotrecentnews.Robotshavebeentakingoverlaborworkinfactoriesandonfarmsforsometime,liftingheavyboxesandpickingfruitandvegetables.Next,cleaningchoresinofficesandschoolswillbetakenoverbylate-nightrobots,startingwitheasy-to-dofloorsandwindowsandeventuallymovingtotoilets,Wiredpredicted.Butthat'sjustthebeginning.Evenwhite-collarjobsarenotsafe.Anyjobdealingwithsales,servicesorlotsofpaperworkcouldbetakenoverbyrobotsinthefuture.Forexample,intheUK,libraryassistantshavedecreasedby48percentsince2023,sales-relatedjobshavefallenby40percent,andtravelagentsby44percent,theDailyMailreported.Butthatdoesn'tmeanthathumanbeingswillhavenothingtodointhefuture.Instead,weneedtoupdateourskills.Digital(數(shù)字化的)know-how,managementandcreativitywillbeingreaterdemandinthefuture,saidBritishconsultingcompanyDeloitte.96.Theunderlinedsentencemeans

. A.athirdofBritishjobsaredangerous B.athirdofBritishjobsareofhighprofit C.Britishpeoplemayloseathirdoftheirjobs D.Britishpeoplemayreplaceathirdofrobots'jobs97.Fromthepassage,weknowlate-nightrobotsaremainlymadetodo

. A.factoryandfarmjobs B.cleaningjobs C.difficultjobs D.white-collarjobs98.IntheUK,sales-relatedjobshavedecreasedby

since2023. A.70% B.48% C.44% D.40%99.Thebesttitleforthispassageis

. A.RobotstoTakeCharge B.RobotstoBeSmarter C.RobotstoDoHardJobs D.RobotstoDoPaperworkBSciencefictionwriterscreateimaginaryworlds.Thewaythingsworkinyourimaginaryworldswillbebasedonactualscience.Soit'simportantforyoutobefamiliarwiththescientificprinciplesandinventionsthatarerelatedtoyourcreation.Forexample,ifyou'rewritingabouthumanlivingonaplanetwithzerogravity,thenyouneedtoknowtheeffectsofzerogravityonthehumanbody.Thenyouhavetofigureouttheexactrulesofyourimaginaryworlds.Andyouhavetofollowthem.IfhumansareabletobreatheunderwaterinChapter1,yourcharactercan'tdrowninaswimmingpoolinChapter3.Theissuehereismaintainingyourreaders'trust.Thatmeansthereaderiswillingtopretendalongwithyou.Ifyoustartoutwithanordinarydetectivenovelandthenthrowinsomeonebreathingunderwaterinthe6thchapter,youwillpullthereadersoutoftheirimagination.Thesamethinghappensifyouchangetheruleshalfway.Partofyourpreparationworkforthenovelistomapoutitsworldsingreatdetail.Youshoulddecidethefollowingissues:thehistoryoftheworld,thegeography,whatpossibilitiesitoffers,howeverythingworksinthisnewreality,andhowallofthesefactorsaffectthewayyourcharactersthink,feel,andreacttothings.Youdon'thavetotellyourreadersalltherulesinthefirstchapter.Butyouhavetoletreadersknowenoughtounderstandwhat'sgoingon.Thisalsoallowsyoutoworkoutlogicalproblemsandcontradictionsbeforeyoustartwriting.Whenyouarewriting,remembertomakeitfeelreal.Youareinvitingreaderstovisitanewworld.Theywillwanttobeabletosee,hear,feel,smell,andeventastewhatit'slike.Whetheryournovelisaboutaworldwithoutdiseaseoranundiscoveredplanet,helpyourreadersfeellikethey'reactuallythere.100.What'stherelationshipbetweenactualscienceandsciencefiction? A.Sciencefictionpromotesthedevelopmentofactualscience. B.Sciencefictionoftenreflectsthedevelopmentofactualscience. C.Actualsciencelimitstheimaginationdescribedinsciencefiction. D.Actualscienceprovidesbasicprinciplesforsciencefiction.101.Thesecondparagraphismainlydevelopedby

. A.makingcomparisons B.givingexamples C.followingthetimeorder D.analyzingcauses102.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE? A.Itisnecessarytodosomescientificexperimentsbeforewritingsciencefiction. B.Itismoredifficulttowritesciencefictionthanordinarydetectivenovels. C.Readersofsciencefictionactuallypretendthewriters'rulesaretrue. D.Itisgreattoleavesomecontradictionsinyoursciencefiction.103.Thetarget(目標(biāo))readersofthepassageare

. A.youngscientists B.sciencefictionwriters C.collegestudents D.professionaljournalists104.Thepassageismainlyabout

. A.howtodoscientificresearch B.howtoraiseinterestinscience C.whattoexpectfromsciencefiction D.howtowritesciencefictionCIt's2035.Youhaveajob,afamily,andyou'reabout40yearsold.Welcometoyourfuturelife.Gettingreadyforwork,youpauseinfrontofthemirror,“Turnred,”yousay.Yourshirtchangesfromskybluetodeepred.Tinypreprogrammedelectronicarerearranged(重新設(shè)置)inyourshirttochangeitscolor.Lookingintothemirror,youfindithardtobelievethatyouare40.Youlookmuchyounger.Withamazingadvancesinmedicine,peopleinyourgenerationmaylivetobe150yearsold.You'renotevenmiddle-aged.Asyougointothekitchenandpreparetopourcereal(谷類)breakfastintoabowl,youhear:“Toloseweight,youshouldn'teatthat,”fromyourshoes.Theyreadthetinyelectroniccodeonthecerealboxtofindoutthenutritiondetails.Youdecidetolistentoyourshoes.“Kitchen,whatcanIhaveforbreakfast?”Alistofpossiblefoodsappearonthecounteraskitchenchecksitsfoodsupplies.“Readyforyourtriptospace.Youaskyoursonanddaughter.”In2023onlyspeciallytrainedastronautswentintospace—andveryfewofthem.Todayanyonecangotospacefordaytripsorlongervacation.Yourbestfriendevenworksinspace.Handingyourchildrenthreestrawberrieseach,youadd,“Thedoctorsaidyouneedtheseforspacetravel.”Thankstomedicaladvice,vaccinationshots(注射疫苗)areathingofthepast.Ordinaryfoodscontainspecificvaccines.Withtheberriesintheirmouths,thekidsheadforthefrontdoor.It'stimeforyoutogotowork.Yourcarchecksyourfingerprintsandunlocksthedoors.“Myoffice.Autopilot(自動(dòng)駕駛).”Youcommand.Yourcardrivesitselfdowntheroadandmovessmoothlyintotrafficonthehighway.Yousitbackandunrollyoure-newspaper.Thelatestnewsdownloadsandfillstheviewer.Lookingthroughthepages,youwatchthenewsasvideofilmsratherthanreadit.105.Whatchangesthecolorofyourshirt? A.Themirror. B.Theshirtitself. C.Thecounter. D.Themedicine.106.Thestrawberriesthechildreneatserveas

A.breakfast B.lunch C.vaccines D.nutrition107.Howisthetextorganized? A.Inorderoftime. B.Inorderofcharacter. C.Inorderofpreference. D.Inorderofimportance.DArobotismachinedesignedtoworklikealivingperson.Thewordrobotwasactuallyinventedin1920byKarelCapek,aCzechoslovakianwriter.Butalthoughthewordisquitenew,theideaofmachinesactinglikepeopleisveryold.InthesecondcenturyBC,PhilonofByzantiumdesignedstatuesthatperformedclevertricks.Todaythroughouttheworldthousandsofrealrobotsdomanyimportanttasksthathelppeople.Robotscandomanyofthethingsthatpeopledo,aswellassomethingspeoplecan'tdo.Manyofthetasksthatrobotsperformareboringoractuallyunhealthyforpeople.Somerobotsarebuilttoexploreplacestoodangerousforpeopletovisit.Theycantakepicturesandsendbackusefulinformationwithoutputtingpeopleatrisk.Oneoftheareaswhererobotsexplorersareusedextensivelyisinspace.Astronautsneedspecialequipmenttosurviveinspace.Robotsdonotneedair,waterorfood.TheycanworkondistantplanetskeepingintouchwithEarthbyradiosignals.NASA'sSojournerRoverwastheveryfirstrobottotravelacrosspartofanotherplanet.In1997,thesix-wheeledroverexploredpartofthesurfaceofMars.ThetestrobotAfghanExplorermayonedayvisitwarzones.Workingasawarreporter,itcouldsendpicturesandinterviewsbacktoaTVstationinasaferplace.TheDante2issimilartotheAfghanExplorer.Thiseight-leggedrobotcanclimbintothecraterofared-hotvolcanotocollectgassamples(樣本)andtakephotoswithitseightcameras.NomadRover,anotherrobotexplorer,isthesizeofasmallcar.Ithastrekkedthroughhotdesertsandicylandsonitown,collectinginformationforscientistsathome.Manyrobotsworkunderwater.Theymaptheoceanfloor,monitorsealifeorfindsunkenwrecks(殘骸).Theserobotscantraveldeepunderwaterfarmoreeasilythanpeople.Robotscanstayunderwaterformanydaysatatimeandtravelhundredsofkilometresexploringtheoceans.Underwaterrobots,suchasDeepDrone,cantraveltotheoceanfloorandhelprecovercrashedaircraftorsunkenships.DeepDronecantravelaround40timesdeeperthanunprotectedhumandivers.Somerobotsarerescuerobots:theycansavelives.Theydothisbyfightingfires,searchingforsurvivorsafterdisaster,orhandlingdangerousobjectssuchasunexplodedbombs.Bombdisposalrobotscanlookatsuspectpackageswiththeircameras.Theyrelaytheinformationtosomeoneatasafedistance.Asrobottechnologyadvances,ourrobotsarebecomingsmarterandareabletohelpuswithmoreandmoreaspectsofourlives.Robotshaveenhancedourworkefficiencygreatly.Robotswon'talwaysbemachineshiddenawayindangerousfactories.Workisalreadybeingdonetodeveloprobotswhichwillhelpusinourkitchensoronourfarms.Whatdoyouthinkrobotsmightbedoingtohelpusinthefuture?108.WhichofthefollowingaspectsisNotmentionedinthepassage? A.Military. B.Astronomy. C.Education. D.Rescue.109.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage? A.Robots:AValuableResource B.Robots:FutureApplications C.LivingintheRobotAge D.LeadingaRobot-StyleLife110.WhichofthefollowingisNottrueaccordingtothepassage? A.TheAfghanExplorerhasnotbeenputinuseyet. B.TheDante2isusedtocollectinformationaboutvolcanoes. C.NomadRovercanenduremiserableweatherconditions. D.DeepDroneisdesignedtoprotecthumandivers.八、短文7選5(5選5等)（共5小題；共10分）Someexpertsfeelthattheautomobileisto"die".Theyseeadayinthenot-too-distantfuturewhenallautoswillbeabandonedandallowedtobecomerottenironandsteelrubbish.111.

Theythinkthatthecarwillremainaleadingmeansofurbantravelinthenearfuture.

112.

Itshouldbecomesmaller,safer,andmoremoney-saving,andshouldnotbepoweredbythepetrolengine.Thecarofthefutureshouldbefarmorepollution-freethanpresenttypes.Regardlessofitspowersource,theautointhefuturewillstillbethemainprobleminurbantrafficjam.113.

Whentheautoentersthefreewaysystem,aretractablearm,whichcanbemovedinwardsorbackwards,willdropfromtheautoandtoucharailthatissimilartothesubwaytrainselectricallypoweredfromthesystem,andcontrolofthevehiclewillpasstoacentralcomputer.114.

Thedriverwilluseatelephonetodialinstructionsabouthisdestinationintothesystem.Thecomputerwillcalculatethebestroute,andreservespaceforthecarallthewaytothecorrectexitfromthefreeway.115.

Itisguessedthatanautomatedfreewaywillbeabletohandle10,000vehiclesperhour,comparedwiththe1,500to2,000vehiclesthatcanbecarriedbyapresent-dayfreeway. A.Otherauthorities,however,thinktheautoisheretostay. B.Thecomputerwillthenmonitorallofthecar'smovements. C.Oneproposedsolutiontothisproblemistheautomatedfreewaysystem. D.Expertshavedifferentviewsonwhatroleautoswillplayinthenearfuture. E.Themotorcarwillundoubtedlychangesignificantlyoverthenext30years. F.Driversinthefreewaysystemcansitbackanddonothingbutcontrolthedirection. G.Thedriverwillthenbefreetorelaxandwaitforthesoundspeakerthatwillwarnhimofhiscomingexit.九、補(bǔ)全短文（共10小題；共10分）Moneyisimportantinourlives.Withoutmoneywecouldnotlive116.

(comfortable).Werequiremoneytotravel,tobuymedicinewhenweareillandalsotopayfortheservice117.

(give)byothers.Intruth,moneyisalmostnecessaryforour118.

(survive).Mostofouractivitiesarethereforedirectedtowardsearningasmuchmoneyaspossible.Weusemoneynotonly119.

(meet)thebasicneedsoflifebutalsotopayforourownadvancement.Weuseitforeducation120.

helpsustolive121.

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