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根据对话内容,从方框内的选项中,选择5个恰当的句子完成对话,并将所选句子前的字母代号写在答题卡上的相应题号后。

A: Hello, Xiao Hong!

B: Hello!

A: You look a little upset. ____

B: Yes. It's just my mom. She always nags(唠叨)me.

A: Really? What does your mother nag you about?

B: ____“Get up now…Everything must be in place…Don't forget your piano lesson…”

A: Well, all the mothers like saying these words to their children.

B: Also, I'm fond of pop music. ____ We don't have the same interest in many things.

A: ____ But I should say she nags you because she cares about you. You're lucky to have such a good mother.

B: I agree with you. ____

A: That's right . Understanding is important. If your mom knows that everything is fine, she will never nag.

A. Maybe you're right.

B. Is there anything wrong?

C. I'll try to understand her.

D. She nags me about almost everything.

E. That's a good idea.

F. But she doesn't like it at all.

G. Could I use your telephone, please?

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B,D,F,A,C

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    Flying devices called drones(无人机) may be one of the most important technologies of the future.

    The number of jobs for people who know how to design, build and control them is increasing. Because of this increase, several U.S. universities have started offering degrees in unmanned aircraft systems, or UAS.

    One of these universities is the University of Washington in Seattle. Ward Handley is seeking a master's degree in UAS at the university. When the drone program first began, he did not think it was a good idea. “Drones can be used to invade privacy(侵犯隐私).” He said. But later, Handley changed his opinion. He said, “I think there are good enough purposes for them.”

    The FAA (the part of the U.S. government that controls air travel and traffic) is creating new rules to control the use of drones, however. A new law requires drone owners to register(登记) their drones. People who do not register their drones could face fines of up to US$20,000.

    The new rules may also present problems for students. One problem is finding a legal place to fly.

    Students at Blue Mountain Community College fly inside the college gym. In Seattle, University of Washington students test their drones in a big room.

    Christopher Lum, a scientist at the University of Washington, helps students explore how drones can safely share the sky with regular aircraft. Lum explained why they test drones inside a building, “We need to register our aircraft and get permission to fly outside. That process can take months.”

    At this time, Kansas State University is the only school with permission to offer unmanned aircraft flight classes to students outside. The FAA selected Kansas State University and 15 other universities to be part of a national research group.

    Lum and some of his students recently moved their research to Australia. Australia has fewer rules limiting drones. A professor at Western Washington University also took his department's drones to Canada for the same reason.