根据对话情景和内容，从对话后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

M：Hello, please sit down．

W：　　1　　 Well, let me get a start．John and I have been married for sixteen years．We haven't been very happy for quite some time．We argue all the time．

M：　　2　　

W：Oh, anything．For example, when our children started school, I got a job．Well, anyway, by the time I pick up the children from school．I only get home about half an hour before John．

M：Yes?

W：Well, when he gets home, he expects me to run around and make dinner．He never does anything in the house．　　3　　

M：I see．Is your husband here?

W'：　　4　　 He doesn' t want to come here, but well…, I have persuaded him to do it．

M：OK．　　5　　

W：No, of course not．

A．Thanks．

B．After all, I' m not his servant．

C．If you don't mind, I'd like to talk with him for a moment．

D．What do you argue about?

E．Are you worried about it?

F．Yes, he' s waiting outside．

G．I' m not quite sure．

阅读表达

　　[1]What makes you nervous and excited when you think about high school? That’s right：social life! In high school, you’re at an age when you’re going through lots of physical and emotional changes, and these changes can influence your relationships with people of your age．Here are some tips to keep in mind：

　　[2]1．Accept that your friendships will change．You must understand that all friendships change and grow over time．It’s natural to feel sad about leaving a friend．You might be far away for a year, and then meet each other again when you find yourself in a new class together．Anything can happen; just listen to your heart and keep the lines of communication open!

　　[3]2．Be willing to make new friends in your current classes．You might not have the same schedule as your middle school friends．You’ll be happiest if you have friends in the places where you spend the most time．

　　[4]3．Find other people who like the same things you do．This will happen naturally if you know enough about yourself and what you’re good at．It’s important to be with people who are interested in what you’re interested in, so be willing to make friends in your new activities．

　　[5]4．Try to think outside the idea of “groups”．This is a tough one．If you’re getting pressure from one group of friends not to hang out with someone else, maybe you’re better off as a free agent．

　　[6]5．Get a head start．Are you starting at a new school where you don’t know anyone? If you are, jump on opportunities to _________ before you start school．Look for local community(社区)programs or town events where you can meet your future classmates．

1．What is this passage mainly about?(no more than 8 words)

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2．Complete the following statement with proper words．(no more than 4 words)

While friendships will change, you can just _________．

3．Fill in the blank in Paragraph 6 with proper words．(no more than 6 words)

4．Which piece of advice in the passage do you think is the most helpful to high school students?(no more than 14 words)

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5．What does the word “one”(line 1, paragraph 5)probably refer to?(no more than 2 words)

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