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echolocation [ek?(?)l?(?),kei?(?)n] n. 回波定位；回声测距；回声定位能力（鲸和蝙蝠等所具备得一种机能） broadband n. 宽频；宽波段 adj. 宽频带的；宽波段的；宽频通讯的 emit [imit] vt. 发出，放射；发行；发表 beam n. 横梁；光线；电波；船宽 approach [?pr??t?] n. 方法；途径；接近 vt. 接近；着手处理 vi. 靠近 decrease n/v 减少，减小 intensity [intensiti] n. n. 强度；强烈；[电子] 亮度；紧张 interval [int?vl] n. 间隔；间距；幕间休息 Question A1-A3. What is the conversation mostly about? 3. tardiness n. 缓慢，迟延 detour [di?t??] vt. 使…绕道而行 vi. 绕道；迂回 n. 绕道；便道 wing n. 翼；翅膀；飞翔；派别 （副楼） due to 因为，由于 astronomy n. 天文学 Questions B1. Which natural disaster does this passage detail? A. Earthquake B. Volcanoes C. Tsunamis D. Flooding Natural disaster Tsunami 海啸 earthquake 地震 flood 洪水 haze 雾霾 sand storm 沙尘暴 landslide 山体滑坡 drought 旱灾 Avalanche 雪崩 Typhoon 台风 tornado 龙卷风 Women worldwide had to fight for the right to vote. Most governments thought that women couldn’t make decisions about politics. In the 1800s, women started to fight against this. They became active in fighting for women’s suffrage. Oh, suffrage means the right to vote. The first country to grant women the right to vote was New Zealand. This happened in 1892. Over the next hundred years, many more countries gave women voting rights. Many women around the world can now vote if. they want to, but there are still countries that don’t allow women to vote. Many battles in this fight have been won, but the fight for women’s voting rights is not over. intestine [intestin] n. 肠adj. 内部的；国内的 small intestine 小肠 large intestine 大肠 extract [‘ekstr?kt] vt. 提取，榨取 n. 汁；摘录；榨出 物； colon [kol?n] n. [解剖] 结肠；冒号；科郎（哥斯达黎加货 币单位） Script of B3 The digestive system is vital in keeping humans and other animals alive. It lets animals take in food and pull out the nutrients. These nutrients are important to keeping an animal healthy. In humans, the digestive tract is made up of the mouth, the esophagus, the stomach, the small intestine, and the larg