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M.Vegetables?They are not my cup of tea.How about eating outsrehiese restaurant in theneighbourhood.I hear thar some vegetable dishes are delicious.W:Really?Maybe I should have try.Let's go!(Teat 8)W:Can I help you,sir?M:Yes.I'm looking for a suit.Something formal fof a job intervlewW:How about this one?It's one of the top sellein our shop.M:WeHr that's cool.But I don't like red.W:Then.this blue one might do.It's $100.You can tryit on.The fitting room isovhereM:Hmm.I like this.It fits perfectly.But I'm afraid it is a little too expensive for me.I'm a college student andhaven't graduated yet.Could you give me a discount?How about $70?【第26届“皖八”高三3联·英语参考答案第1页（其？页）】HD-221003W:Sorry.This comes in our new winter collection.20 percent is the best discount I can offerM:Okay,that sounds like a reasonable price.I'll take it.W:How would you like to pay?We accept credit card.cash and mobile paymentM:Credit card,please.(Tert 9)W:David.how was your holiday?M:Great.I climbed the Yellow Mountain.It was really beautiful.W:I've been told that it is the most beautiful mountain in China.How long did you stay there?M:Three days.We planned to stay there longer.But I got something urgent to deal with.So we came back twodays earlier.Anyway.we did have a good time there.W:Did you taste any local foods?M:Of course.The local dishes are really good.We also bought some green tea.W:How did you go there?M:I drove my car.But you can fly there.In this way you'll save some time to go sightseeing.M:Dclicious foods and bcautiful acenery.I can't wait.(Tex110)W:Hello.everyone.Welcome to"This is America".In today's program,I will introduce a famous nationalpark to you:Yellowstone National Park.Established in 1872,Yellowstone is the first US national park.Itcovers about 9065 square kilometers in north-west Wyoming and parts of Montana and Idaho,comprisinglakes,canyons.rivers and mountain ranges.Yellowstone is known for its wildlife and many geothermalfeatures.Native Americans have lived in Yellowstone for at least 11000 years.Organized exploration did notbegin until the late 1860s.At first,the US army is in charge of the park.In 1917,administration of the parkwas transferred to the National Park Service.Hundreds of animals have been documented,including several thatare either endangered or threatened.The vast forests and grasslands also include unique species of plants.Forestfires occur in the park each year.In the large fire of 1988,nearly one third of the park was burnt,making it theworst fire in the history of the park.参考答案所力1~5 CBABC 6-10 CACAB 11~15 ABBCA 16~20 CCBBC阅读理解21~23 BAC 24~27 DBCD 28~31 BACA 32~35 DDCB 36~40EGACF完形填空41-45 DCACB 46-50 ADBDA 51-55 BBACB 56~60 BDCAA语法填空61.when 62.to 63.was conducted 64.preference65.being 66.listeners67.whom 68.heard69.energetic 70.rooted短文改错Peter likes experiencing different cultures.Last month,he paida A visit to Beijing.To make full use of his