| A．8. | B．10. | C．12. |
| A．A red skirt. |
| B．A white sweater. |
| C．A pair of blue jeans. |
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1. What makes writing emails and texts easy according to the passage?| A．The simple menu. | B．The large screen. |
| C．The single list. | D．The speech input. |
| A．November 11st, 2020. | B．January 10th, 2020. |
| C．January 1st, 2021. | D．February 10th, 2021. |
| A．To advertise a smartphone. | B．To recommend health apps. |
| C．To introduce a safety device. | D．To compare wireless networks. |
| A．Bargaining with a salesgirl. | B．Shopping with his girl. |
| C．Promoting a new product. | D．Choosing a novel for his child. |
| A．Pay for the tickets. |
| B．Go to the ticket office. |
| C．Ask the woman for a discount. |
6 . Here are four homes for sale around the U. S. with links to past presidents, as well as their close families.
John F. Kennedy’s Weekend Retreat
A modest farm near Middle burg, Virginia, was built by John F. Kennedy and his wife in the early 1960s. The former first lady designed it herself. The four-bedroom property is currently back on the market for $5.95 million, decreased by $10.99 million when it was first put up for sale in 2013.
Jackie Kennedy’s Summer House
Another Kennedy-linked property for sale is the “Lasata” estate in the Hamptons, designed by architect Arthur C. Jackson and built in 1917. Set on more than seven acres of land near the ocean, it includes a ten-bedroom house that was restored in 2007, including a three-car garage building. It’s on the market for $38.995 million, a little bit higher than last year.
Chester A. Arthur’s Summer White House
Chester A. Arthur, who became the 21st president in 1881, spent some of his down time here. The three-story, six-bedroom Victorian mansion, which was built in 1796 and has been recently restored, is for sale with a $14.2 million price tag. Features include a library with fireplace, a formal dining and living room and a family room overlooking the garden and the swimming pool.
Barack Obama’s Summer Rental
This Martha’s Vineyard home which was built in the late twentieth century served as the summer White House to former President Obama. It is currently for sale for $19.125 million, down from $22.5 million in July 2015. Set on nine-and-a-half acres of land and with its own private road, this property no doubt acts as a perfect summer hideaway for those who didn’t want his every movement seen. In addition to privacy, other features include a heated pool, a half-basketball court, outdoor terraces and a two-bedroom guest cottage.
1. Which house has the longest history?| A．Barack Obama’s Summer Rental. |
| B．Jackie Kennedy’s Summer House. |
| C．Chester A. Arthur’s Summer White House. |
| D．John F. Kennedy’s Weekend Retreat. |
| A．Privacy. | B．Architecture. | C．Location. | D．Price. |
| A．Their prices are going down these years. |
| B．They have connections with U. S. presidents. |
| C．They have a history of more than a century. |
| D．They have more than 5 bedrooms in the house. |
| A．In a bank. | B．In a dress shop. | C．In a restaurant. |
| A．$11.30. | B．$99.26. | C．$110.56. |
| A．It’s convenient to shop in supermarkets. |
| B．Convenience stores are not really convenient. |
| C．Certain items sell well in convenience stores. |
| D．Customers pay more in convenience stores. |
| A．A teacher. | B．A salesman. | C．A musician |
