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)67.What does the underlined word "reduce"mean
A.Decrease.
B.Move.
C.Find.
D.Use.
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)68.How much water was saved daily after fixing the tap
A.About 50 litres.
B.About 65 litres.
C.About 100 litres.
D.About 150 litres
)69.What does the text mainly tell us
A.We should learn how to sort different garbage.
B.Water is very important.
C.School rules help the environment.
D.Small actions can make a big difference.
)70.What type of writing is this text
A.A travel report.
B.A student's diary.
C.A call to action.
D.A science story.
第二节阅读表达（共5题；每题2分，满分10分）》
阅读下面短文，简略回答问题。
The world has many differences.Here are two examples.
English is spoken in many countries,but people use it in different ways.Let's look at
some interesting examples.
In the United States,people often say“bathroom”when they mean“washroom”,.
However,in the UK,"bathroom"usually means a room with a bath.This small difference
can sometimes cause confusion for visitors.
Pronunciation is also different.For example,Australians pronounce the word "dance"
differently from Americans.While Americans say it with a short"a"sound,Australians use a
longer "a".Similarly,British English and American English have different ways of spelling
words like“colour'”(British)and“color'”(American).
In recent years,English has developed new words and phrases.For example,"thumbs-
up"is widely understood as a sign of approval (in China.However,in some cultures,it
might be rude to use this gesture(手势).
Greetings are another area of difference.In European countries like Italy,people often
kiss each other on the cheek.In Japan,bowing politely is more common to greet people.
71.In the UK,what does the word "bathroom"usually mean
72.How do Australians pronounce the word "dance"
73.In China,what does“thumbs-up”stand for
74.In which country do people often kiss each other on the cheek when greeting
75.In Japan,how do people usually greet each other
Give an example of a greeting way in other countries..(答案须与文中例子不同)
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