2022年浙江省温州市中考英语真题卷(含答案与解析)

2022年浙江省温州市中考英语真题卷(含答案与解析)

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4Scientistsarelookingforwaysthatwecaneffectivelyusethelightandheatfromthesun.Oneideathathascaughttheirimaginationissolarroads.Theyareexpectedtoproducecleanandrenewableenergy.Withsolarpanelsonthesurfaces,solarroadscostmorethantraditionalroads.However,besidesthefunctionsoftraditionalroods,theyhavethepanelstoreceivesunlightandchangeitintotheenergytosupplypowertohomes,factoriesandstreetlighting.Therearefourlayersinasolarpanel:,Capping'Middlelayer•Baselayer:Itismadeofinsulationmaterialandformsagoodgripwiththeroadbelowthislayer.•Middlelayer:Thisisthemostimportantlayer.Itholdsallkindsofpowerlinesconnectingallthesolarpartsinthepanel,likeLEDlightsandtheheatingsystem.•Toplayer:Thislayerissuper-strongglass.Itallowsthepaneltoholdtheweightoftheheaviestvehicles.•Capping:Thisisthetopmostlayerusedtoofferextraprotectiontothesolarpartsinthepanel.Thelayermustberoughenoughtoprovidethetractionforthesafetyofvehicles.Withthesmartdesign,solarroadscansuccessfullychargethevehiclesonthem.AndtheroadshaveinbuiltLEDlightstoreplacethetraditionalroodsignsandlines,whichareusuallypaintedandharmfultohumans.What'smore,theheatingsystemsinthesolarroadscantakecareofthesnowandiceontheroadsfordrivers.Testsolarroadshavebeenbuiltinseveralcountries(France,China,USA,etc.)since2014.Thefirstwordsolarroadproject,MetricsofWattWayinFrance,wassetupbyaFrenchcompanycalledConstructionColas.Itwasanexampleofloweffectiveness.Inthefirstyear,ithadbeenexpectedtoproducearound767kWhofenergyaday,butitonlyproduced409kWh.Evenso,theproductioncouldincreasewithdesignimprovements.Ofcourse,moretimeisneededbeforethistechnologyisputintouse.Solarroadsmaynotbewidelyusedinthenearfuture,buttheyareindeedgreatforanenvironment-friendlyandenergy-savingworld.33.Solarroads.A.offerpowertohomesB.getenergyfromfactoriesC.keepthesunlightawayD.costlessthantraditionalroods34.WhichofthefollowingaboutthelayersofasolarpanelisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Thebaselayeristhemostimportantlayer.B.Therearemanypowerlinesinthemiddlelayer.C.Thetoplayerliesonthetopofthesolarpanel.D.Thecappingshouldbesmoothenoughfordrivers.35.Thefirstworldsolarroadproject.A.wassetupinChinain2014B.showedhigheffectivenessasexpectedC.wasstartedbyaUScompanyD.couldgetbetterwithdesignimprovements

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10Mattlovedscience,andhewantedtobetheScienceStaroftheweek.NowhewaspresentinghisexperimentinMrs.Perry'sclass.“Letmeshowyou11tokeepanegginthemiddleoftheglass."Mattdroppedaneggintosaltwater.Butitfelltothebottom.“Look,Matt'sbIushing!^^Cocoshouted.Matt,covered12redfacewithhands.Thateveninghe13TheBookofWonderfulScienceExperiments.Whenitcametothelastpage,hesmiled."Thisistherightexperiment14me!It'simpossibletofailthistime.”Thenextdayinfrontofhisclass,Mattspreadsmallpiecesofpaperontothedeskandrubbedaspoonwithcloth."Thespoonwillliftupthepaper.^^Heraisedthespoon,but15happened.Thepaperlaystill.“Matt'sblushingagain!”Emilypointedout.Mattwas16andranbacktohisseatwithhisredface.''BecomingtheScienceStarseemsso17Mattthought.Thatnighthecouldn'tsleep,"Ihavetomakeit,buttheonlythingIcoulddorightwasblushing.”…Suddenly,a18cametohismind.Thefollowingmorning,Mattappearedbeforetheclassagain,19hisMickeyMouseears.“Mouseearsontheheadareyour20?”SomeonelaughedandMatt'sfaceburned.“No,watchmy21!Blushingismyexperiment/5Mattanswered.Everyonequieteddown.Mattcontinued,€€Whenyoufeelstressed,yourbloodvesselsinthefaceopenwideandfilltheskinwithblood,22youblush."Heshowedapictureofbloodvessels.t6Fve23manytimestocontrolblushing,butnowIknowit'sanormalpartofbeinghuman.Sothebestthingtodoisto24TheclasscheeredandMatt'sredfacelitupthewholeclassroom.“MattistheScienceStaroftheweek,"Mrs.Perryannounced.Mattwalked25backtohisseat.Whataperfectday!11.A.howB.whereC.whyD.when12.A.myB.yourC.hisD.her13.A.handedinB.lookedthroughC.waitedforD.putaway14.A.forB.withC.againstD.like15.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing16.A.happyB.nervousC.calmD.bored17.A.difficultB.commonC.naturalD.safe18.A.questionB.numberC.planD.mistake19.A.passingB.throwingC.wearingD.repairing20.A.playB.songC.paintingD.experiment21.A.handsB.faceC.teethD.back22.A.whetherB.soC.unlessD.but23.A.triedB.advisedC.guessedD.cried

1124.A.finishB.changeC.hideD.accept25.A.secretlyB.strangelyC.proudlyD.worriedlyூGᫀ௃ILA12.C13.B14.A15.D16.B17.A18.C19.C20.D21.B22.B23.A24.D25.CூJ᪆௃ூL+௃Mᦻ⌕OPMattQRSᡂUVWXYḄZ[஺[11⚪\J௃']^ᡃᩭᔣbcd᝞fghijᙠlᴻnBo஺how᝞fwhereᙠpqwhyUrswhenft஺᪷"Mattdroppedaneggintosaltwater."!&cd᝞fghijᙠlᴻnBo஺ᦑ⌱A஺ூ12⚪\J௃']MattᵨvᣆḼyz{ḄῊ஺myᡃḄyourḄhisyḄher᝛Ḅ஺᪷"Matt”!&yz{ḄῊ஺ᦑ⌱C஺ூ13⚪\J௃']~ᜩ"yP᜻ᝯVWRS஺handedinlookedthroughwaitedforputawayᦈᩭ஺᪷"Whenitcametothelastpage”!yPM஺ᦑ⌱B஺ூ14⚪\J௃']ᡃᩭ&@ḄRSfor...with;againstlike஺᪷“therightexperiment...me”!&ᡃᩭ&ḄRS"ᵨforᔠ+᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺ூ15⚪\J௃']y"rs¡¢£¤஺something¥¦anything§f¦ᱥeverythingᑗnothing¢ᨵrs஺᪷"Thepaperlaystill.”!«☟®¯"rs¡¢£¤஺ᦑ⌱D஺ூ16⚪\J௃']Matt°±²"y{ḼῊ³´µ¶஺happy·¸Ḅnervous±²Ḅcalm¹☟Ḅ;boredº»Ḅ஺᪷“withhisredface”!Matt{ḼῊ,°±²஺ᦑ⌱B஺ூ17⚪\J௃']“ᡂUVWXY¾¿ÀÁP""MattÃ஺difficultÄÁḄ;commonÅzḄnaturalÆᯠḄsafeÇᐰḄ஺᪷"Matt'sblushingagain!”ÉᔠᦻᑁË!MattÌÍRSÎᜫÐP"ᡂUVWXY°Á஺ᦑ⌱A஺ூ18⚪\J௃']Ñᯠ"yÃᑮP@Óᑜ஺questionÕ⚪numberᦪ×planÓᡀmistake┯Ú஺᪷"Thefollowingmorning,Mattappearedbefore

12theclassagain,...hisMickeyMouseears,”!#tMattÛZÃᑮPÜÝᜩḄÓᑜ஺ᦑ⌱C஺ூ19⚪\J௃']ÜÝᜩÞ"MattᡚḼàὁâὡᩏåÍCæᙠᐰçèW☢é஺passingZ[throwingᡮwearingë"ᡚrepairingìᳮ஺᪷“Mouseearsonthehead”!ᡚḼàὁâὡᩏ஺ᦑ⌱C஺ூ20⚪\J௃']ᜮḄὁâὡᩏ&ḄRSᔩðplayñᒓsongóôpaintingõöexperimentRS஺᪷“No,watchmy...!Blushingismyexperiment”!#ᜐᨵ÷øÕᜮᡚàὁâὡᩏ&ᔲ&MattḄRS஺ᦑ⌱D஺[21⚪\J௃']®"úᡃḄῊhandsvfaceῊteethᱛü;backýþ஺᪷“yourbloodvesselsinthefaceopenwide”!&^úῊ஺ᦑ⌱B஺ூ22⚪\J௃']ÿᑮᨵῊḄ⊈ᐙ⊈ᡠῊ஺whetherᔲsoᡠ;unless◀;but஺!"“Whenyoufeelstressed,yourbloodvesselsinthefaceopenwideandfilltheskinwithblood”ῊḄ#$ᵨso&'⊤$)ᐵ+Ḅ,ᑡ.஺ᦑ⌱B஺ூ23⚪34௃.67ᡃ9:;<=>ᑴῊ@ᙠᡃB⍝DEFGHḄIJᑖ஺triedL9advisedMNguessedOPcriedQ஺᪷S“manytimestocontrolblushing”TB<=L9>ᑴῊ஺ᦑ⌱Ao[24⚪34௃.67ᡠᨬVḄWXY'Z[஺finish\ᡂchangeᦋ_hide◚aaccept'Z஺᪷S"butnowIknowit'sanormalpartofbeinghuman”TBB⍝ῊEFGHḄIJᑖᨬV'Z[஺ᦑ⌱D஺ூ25⚪34௃.6:MattcdᙢfghḄij஺secretlyklᙢstrangely᜻nᙢproudlycdᙢworriedlyopᙢ஺᪷S"MattistheScienceStaroftheweek”TBᡂqrstuMatt;cd஺ᦑ⌱C஺vஹ▅yᳮ4{|⚪ᨵ15}⚪஺~26—28}⚪}⚪1ᑖ~29—39}⚪}⚪2ᑖ~40}⚪5ᑖ஺ᐳ30ᑖ▅y☢ᦻ~26—39}⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ⌱⚗~40}⚪ᙠ⚪஺AGoodphotographersarelikereporters.Theyrecordpeople'sliveswithcameras.Theyarealsolikeartistsor

13writers.Theirphotoscanmakepeoplethinkorfeelsomething.DifferenttypesofphotographersFamousphofographers•RobertDoisneauwasFrench.Hewaswell-knownforhisblackandwhite•FashionphotographersmainlytakepicturesofnewstreetphotosofParis.productslikeclothes.•AnneGeddeswasborninAustralia.•Portraitphotographerstakephotosofdifferentpeople.Takingbabypictureshasmadeher•Landscapephotographersusuallytakepicturesoutdoorsworld-famous.innature.•RichardAvedonwasfromtheUSA.•EventphotographerstakephotosofbigpartiesandHemainlytookphotosoffashionandceremonies.famouspeople.Hisphotoshelpeddevelopanewstyleforphotography.26.Thepassagemainlyintroducesinformationabout.A.artistsB.writersC.reportersD.photographers27.Landscapephotographerstakephotosof.A.bigpartiesB.outdoorsightsC.newclothesD.differentpeople28.Fromthepassage,weknowthatAnneGeddes.A.isfromFranceB.isfamousforbabypicturesC.takesstreetphotosD.helpsdevelopanewstyleூᫀ௃26.D27.B28.Bூ4᪆௃ூ௃|ᦻ⌕F¡Ḅ᤬£¤¥℉§Ḅ᤬£¤஺ூ26⚪34௃¨ᜧ6⚪஺᪷S“Goodphotographersarelikereporters”TB|ᦻ⌕Ḅª᤬£¤ᨵᐵᦑ⌱D஺ூ27⚪34௃«⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷S“Landscapephotographersusuallytakepicturesoutdoorsinnature”TB®᤬£¤¯Hᙠᡝ᜜ᜧ²ᯠ´᯿ᦑ⌱B஺[28⚪34௃«⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷S“AnneGeddeswasborninAustralia.Takingbabypictureshasmadeherworld-fhmous.“TBh¶¶᯿·§ᦑ⌱B஺B

144€Motasharefbnbema'refatek!^^isoftenheardinArabs'dailytalks.ThisgreetinginthelanguageArabicmeans“Nicetomeetyou!”YoumayfindArabicdifficulttounderstand,butthefollowingfactscanofferyousomebasics.ArabicisslanguageofovertwentycountriesacrosstheMiddleEastandNorthAfrica,It^alsooneofthesixofficiallanguagesoftheUN.Nowabout400millionpeopleworldwidespeakArabic.Arabichasdifferentvarieties.OneofthemisModemStandardArabic.ItistaughtatschoolsinallArabicFspeakingcountriesandusedformallyovermedia.ColloquialArabicisanothervarietywhichpeopleintheArabworldusuallyuseintheireverydaylife.Arabiciswrittenfromrighttoleftinabeautifulandflowingscript.WrittenArabicisformedfromeighteendifferentcurveswithdots(♦)aboveorbelow.Thecurve('Jஹ)withonedotbelowispronounced/b/,twoontopis/t/,andthreeontopis/th/,whilethecurve(3)withtwodotsbelowispronounced/y/.AmainfeatureofArableisthethroeletterrootsystem.AlmosteveryArabicwordisbasedonarootofthreeletters.Ifyoutakearootandaddotherletterstoit,youcancreatemanywordsrelatedtothemeaningofthatroot.Forexample,isacommonrootinArabic.Somewordsfromthatrootarekitaab(“book")andmaktaba("library").TherearemorefactsaboutArabicfbryoutoexplore.You'llfindthatlearningaboutithelpsopenupdoortoadifferentcultureandprovidesanewwayofthinkingabouttheworld.29.HowmanyvarietiesofArabicarementionedinthepassage?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.30.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingispronounced/b/inArabic?A.B.C.D,31.Whatdoestheunderlinedroot"k-t-b“inParagraph5mostprobablymean?A.Cooking.B.Singing.C.Writing.D.Swimming.32Whydoestheauthorwritethispassage?A.TointroducethelanguageArabic.B.TotellstoriesfromArabcountries.C.ToencouragepeopletovisitArabcountries.D.ToadvisepeopletoprotectthelanguageArabic.ூᫀ௃29.A30.B31.C32.Aூ4᪆௃ூ௃|ᦻ⌕ºI»ª¼½¾ᨵᐵḄ¿Àº[ḄF[ḄÁᑏÃÄ¥ÅÆÇÈÈ஺

15ூ29⚪34௃«⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷S"OneofthemisModemStandardArabic"¥"ColloquialArabicisanothervariety”TBIᐳÉᑮºÊᦑ⌱A஺ூ30⚪34௃«⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷S“Thecurve()withonedotbelowispronounced/b/“TB☢ᨵIËḄÌÍÅÆq/b/,ᦑ⌱Boூ31⚪34௃ÎÏOP⚪஺᪷S"Forexample,isacommonrootinArabic.Somewordsfromthatrootarekitaab(“book")andmaktaba("library").”TB“ktb”IHÐḄÎ᪷“Á”Ó“ÔÁ✂”Ö×[ᨵᐵᵫÙTÚÛ[×ᑏyÁᨵᐵᦑ⌱C஺ூ32⚪34௃¨ᜧ6⚪஺᪷S"YoumayfindArabicdifficulttounderstand,butthefollowingfactscanofferyousomebasics.”¥ᦻÜᑁÞTBὅᑏDàᦻÜḄáḄqºᔣyὅ¼½¾ᦑ⌱A஺CScientistsarelookingforwaysthatwecaneffectivelyusethelightandheatfromthesun.Oneideathathascaughttheirimaginationissolarroads.Theyareexpectedtoproducecleanandrenewableenergy.Withsolarpanelsonthesurfaces,solarroadscostmorethantraditionalroads.However,besidesthefunctionsoftraditionalroods,theyhavethepanelstoreceivesunlightandchangeitintotheenergytosupplypowertohomes,factoriesandstreetlighting.Therearefourlayersinasolarpanel:•Baselayer:Itismadeofinsulationmaterialandformsagoodgripwiththeroadbelowthislayer.•Middlelayer:Thisisthemostimportantlayer.Itholdsallkindsofpowerlinesconnectingallthesolarpartsinthepanel,likeLEDlightsandtheheatingsystem.•Toplayer:Thislayerissuper-strongglass.Itallowsthepaneltoholdtheweightoftheheaviestvehicles.•Capping:Thisisthetopmostlayerusedtoofferextraprotectiontothesolarpartsinthepanel.Thelayermustberoughenoughtoprovidethetractionforthesafetyofvehicles.Withthesmartdesign,solarroadscansuccessfullychargethevehiclesonthem.AndtheroadshaveinbuiltLEDlightstoreplacethetraditionalroodsignsandlines,whichareusuallypaintedandhannfiiltohumans.What'smore,theheatingsystemsinthesolarroadscantakecareofthesnowandiceontheroadsfordrivers.Testsolarroadshavebeenbuiltinseveralcountries(France,China,USA,etc.)since2014.Thefirstwordsolarroadproject,MetricsofWattWayinFrance,wassetupbyaFrenchcompanycalledConstructionColas.Itwasanexampleofloweffectiveness.Inthefirstyear,ithadbeenexpectedtoproducearound767kWhofenergya

16day,butitonlyproduced409kWh.Evenso,theproductioncouldincreasewithdesignimprovements.Ofcourse,moretimeisneededbeforethistechnologyisputintouse.Solarroadsmaynotbewidelyusedinthenearfuture,buttheyareindeedgreatforanenvironment-friendlyandenergy-savingworld.33.Solarroads.A.offerpowertohomesB.getenergyfromfactoriesC.keepthesunlightawayD.costlessthantraditionalroods34.WhichofthefollowingaboutthelayersofasolarpanelisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Thebaselayeristhemostimportantlayer.B.Therearemanypowerlinesinthemiddlelayer.C.Thetoplayerliesonthetopofthesolarpanel.D.Thecappingshouldbesmoothenoughfordrivers.35.Thefirstworldsolarroadproject.A.wassetupinChinain2014B.showedhigheffectivenessasexpectedC.wasstartedbyaUScompanyD.couldgetbetterwithdesignimprovements36.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.SolarRoads:AWidelyUsedInventionB.SolarRoads:ASafetyGuardforDriversC.SolarRoads:ANewIdeaforCleanEnergyD.SolarRoads:AWaytoProduceLEDLightsூᫀ௃33.A34.B35.D36.Cூ4᪆௃ூ௃|ᦻ⌕ºã□åæçḄ#ᳮ¥ᐸᵨ஺[33⚪34௃«⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷S"theyhavethepanelstoreceivesunlightandchangeitintotheenergytosupplypowertohomes,factoriesandstreetlighting”TB[éᵨã□åê'ᦈ□ᐝ,íᐸîᓄqåðqñòஹóᔆÓ⊙⍝᯿öÉ÷ᵯᦑ⌱A஺[34⚪34௃ÚᳮᑨÛ⚪஺᪷S"Itholdsallkindsofpowerlinesconnectingallthesolarpartsinthepanel”TBúûÞüº&'☢êᡠᨵã□åJýḄᔜᵯðÍᦑ⌱B஺ூ35⚪34௃ÚᳮᑨÛ⚪஺᪷S“Evenso,theproductioncouldincreasewithdesignimprovements”TBÿḼḄᦋ,✌□⚗ᦑ⌱D஺ூ36⚪௃ᨬ"᪗⚪⚪஺᪷%"Scientistsarelookingforwaysthatwecaneffectivelyusethelightandheatfromthesun.Oneideathathascaughttheirimaginationissolarroads.Theyareexpectedtoproducecleanandrenewableenergy.“&'ᦻ)⌕+,-./01234Ḅ52Ḅ6——□ᦑ⌱C஺

17HearingthatErinwascomingforthesilverweddingparty,Mr.Joeandhiswifegotworried.“Erinthethief!”saidMr.Joetohiswife.''Anythingsmallerthanatable,andmoreexpensivethanpaper,wouldfinallybefoundinhisbag.”“He'ssuretocomeforthepresentswe'vereceived,addedMrs.Joe."Wecan'thidethemall.Howcanwedealwithhim?”“Wemustkeepaneyeonhim,“saidMr.Joe.AssoonasErinarrived,thecouplestartedtokeepasharplookout.Afterdinner,thethreetalkednervouslyfromoneboringtopictoanotherinthelivingroom.Suddenly,Erinasked,"You'vegotsomanypresents.CanItakealookatthoseprettysilkscarves?”“Onlyit'sannoyingtohavesevenofthem,^^Mr.Joeblurted.Erinstudiedthescarvescarefully,lostinthought.Thecouplegotmoreanxious.AfterErinwentforsleep,Mrs.Joecountedthepresentsimmediately.t4rmnotsureifwe'velostanything,shedoubted.“Hemusthavetakensomething,claimedMr.Joeangrily.46Theawfulpighasn'tbroughtusapresent.Howdarehetakeanythingfromus?”“Let'sgothroughhisbaglateatnight,"Mrs.Joesuggested.Thesearchwasashortone.Theyfoundasilkscarfcarefullyplacedinthebag.Mrs.Joequicklypickeditupandputitintoherpocket.ThenextmorningErinwaslateforbreakfast."Something'sbeentakenoutofmybag,“hesaid."ItwasapresentIhadpreparedforyoursilverwedding,onlyithappenedtobeascarf.Youseemedannoyedathavingsomany,soIthoughtTdgetitchanged,butnowit'sgone.^^Thecoupleturneddeadlypale.Mrs.Joerantothelivingroomandsurprisingly,shefoundtheirsevenscarveswerestillthere,▲.Mrs.JoereturnedwithErin'sscarf."Thisoneisyours,"shewenton."It'sanunpleasantthingtosay...Actually,wetookitlastnight.Itallstartedbecausethereweresomeunkindwordsaboutyou.Ifsreallyshamefultogothroughyourbagwithoutasking.”Erin'seyeswidenedashewaslistening.Mrs.JoehandedthescarftoErin.“Pleasetakeyourscarfback.It?sunfairtoyou.Reallyhopeyoucanforgiveusfbreverythingwedid,"Mr.Joesaid.Erinrefusedthescarfwithasmile.<4Ithasalwaysbeenforyou.Pleasekeepit.Justwantyoutoknowthatpeoplechange.”37.WhatdidMr.andMrs.JoedobeforeErinarrived?ATheyhidalltheirpresents.B.TheytoldErintocomethenextweek.C.Theychangedthedatefortheparty.D.TheytalkedabouthowtodealwithErin.38.Whatcanweknowfromthestory?A.Erinhadpreparedapresentforthecouple.B.ThecouplehadanicetalkwithErinafterdinner.C.ThecouplespentalotoftimecheckingErin'sbag.D.Erinthoughtthecouplewashappytohavemanyscarves.

1839.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto▲inParagraph14?A.SheputoneofthescarvesintoherpocketB.SheplacedallthesevenscarvesinthebagC.ShewasquitesurethatErinhadliedtothemD.Sherealisedthescarfinherpocketwasn'ttheirs40.HowmightMr.andMrs.Joefeelattheendofthestory?Why?9:ᵨ<40=>?@ூ?ᫀ௃37.D38.A39.D40.Theymightsorryforwhattheydid,andtheybelievedErinhadchanged.Atthesametime,theywon'tjudgeapersonbyhearingwhatotherssay.Theywillbekindtoothers.9?ᫀᔠᳮᓽ@ூ᪆௃ூFG௃'ᦻ)⌕HI-ErinJKLMJoeNᝣḄPQRSTUVᑮ-XYᨵᐵErin\Ḅ^ᡠ0TU`aErinbPQcḄdefᏕhicjḼErinṑḼlQNᝣᙠTḄᒹopq-.ᩩstTUu0vlSwTUxᏕhḄᨬyzpq{|}-.~lQNᝣ:ᑮErinḄ஺ூ37⚪௃᪷%"Howcanwedealwithhim...Wemustkeepaneyeonhim,”&ᙠErinᩭlQNᝣ^᝞QTᦑ⌱D஺ூ38⚪௃᪷%"ItwasapresentIhadpreparedforyoursilverwedding”&ErinvlQNᝣᜓ-.ᩩstvᱥᦑ⌱A஺ூ39⚪௃᪷%"shefoundtheirsevenscarveswerestillthere""Mrs.JoereturnedwithErin'sscarf."Thisoneisyours,“"&᝛pq{|Ḅᩩstfᙠxᡠ0᝛ErinᡠḄlᩩst\STUḄᦑ⌱D஺ூ40⚪௃ឋ⚪?ᫀᔠᳮᓽ஺Lὃ?ᫀvTheymightsorryforwhattheydid,andtheybelievedErinhadchanged.Atthesametime,theywon'tjudgeapersonbyhearingwhatotherssay.Theywillbekindtoothers.ஹ=ᵨ9'⚪ᨵ15⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ15ᑖ@A.ᵨ£᪾¥ᡠ¦ᓫ=Ḅ〉©ª«¬=▲ᵨ.¯஺we;young;money;wash;behind41.It'sagoodhabittohandsbeforemeals.42.Aliceoftengivestohelpprotectwildanimals.43.Bob'sgrandmaiseighty,butshelooksmuchthansheis.44.Webelievethathometownwillbemoreandmorebeautiful.45.Therewasaplaygroundtheclassroombuildinginmyschooltenyearsago.

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