英语视听说1答案

英语视听说1答案

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ListeningandSpeakingBook1Answerkey

Unit1Insideview

Activity2

HertfordCollegeaccommodationform

FirstnameFamilyname

JanetLi

Staircasenumber6

Roomnumber5

KeysJanetLi

Activity31TheporterasksJanetherfamilynameandherfirstname.2Hegivesherthekeystoher

room.3Sir.4HeaskshertocallhimStewart.5Tosignforherkeys.

Activity5

JanetKate

EnglishnameJanetLiKateSantos

ChinesenameLiHui--------------

HometownAnshanNewYork

Activity6I’mJanetLiMyChinesenameisit’sshortforEveryonecallsme

Activity7Suggestedpredictedquestions:1What’syourname?2AreyouBritish?3Whatareyou

studying?4Whatareyoustudying?5Andhowaboutyou?

Correctquestionsfromvideo:1Andyouare…?2You’reBritish,huh?3Whatareyoureading?

4Howaboutyou,Kate?5Andyou?

Activity8123456

Outsideview

Activity1Clip1–interviewClip2–conversation

Activity3Truestatementsaccordingtothepassage3,5

Activity4oneofthebestuniversitiesmosttalentedstudentswell-knownaroundthe

worldhaveopendoorsgoodsociallifeyouwantittobeonanothercampusit’sa

funplacegotoconcertsduringtheweek

Activity51Fromthelibrarysystemonline.2Treeorfourtimesaweek.3Brian.4Forleisurepurposes,

suchasfollowingnewsandsport.5Inthelibraries.

Listeningin

Activity1Numberofinstitutions:8

Sportingimportance:universitysportsteams

competedagainsteachother

Academicimportance:nearoratthetopofthe

UScollegesanduniversityrankings

Socialimportance:socialelitism,mostlyrich

intellectualwhitestudents

Location:theUS

Originofname:fouruniversities,Ivyplants

growingonwalls

Oldestinstitution:Harvard,foundedin1636

Largestnumberofundergraduates:Cornell,

about13,000

Acceptancerates:7%–20%

Famousalumni:GeorgeBush,JohnFKenne

Activity212345

Activity53–6–4–1–5–2

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relationshipsdifficultatfirst.4HethinkstheSovietshavecapturedhim.

Pronunciation

eyoureading?

waboutyou,Kate??

MarkI’at’saspecialOxfordsubject,isn’tit?

Activity6HarvardUniversityinCambridge/isoneofthebestuniversities/intheworld.

Heexplained/thatHarvardlooksforthebest/andmosttalentedstudents/fromaroundtheworld.

Weaskedfivestudents/atHarvard/totellus/whatkindofsociallife/theyhave.

Ifyouwanna/sitinyourroom/andstudyallnight/likemyfriendoverhere,/youcanalsodothat.

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There’snot/asmanypartiesasthere/wouldbe/onanothercampus.

Unit2Insideview

Activity2Janetasksaboutthesedishes:maincourses:chickencurry,moussaka,chilliconcarne

starter:minstronesoup

Activity3

JanetKateMark

1Whatdoeshe/shechoose

asamaincourse?

chickencurrymoussakachilliconcarne

2Whatisitmadewith?

chicken,tomatoesand

onions

lambandeggplantbeefandbeans

3Whereisitfrom?IndiaGreeceMexico

4Howisitcooked?/

What’sitlike?

withIndianspices

bakedintheovenspicy/veryhot

Activity51Applestrudel.2Pastry.3Withflour,eggs,butterandlotsofchocolate.4Fruitsalad.

Activity6Whatwouldyoulikewhydon’tyoutryIt’smadewithI’mnotsokeen

onWhatflavourwhatareyougoingtohave

Activity71234

Outsideview

Activity25–1–6–7–2–9–3–4–8

Activity31Forover50years.2Shrimp.3Thegarlichelpstocutoutthecholesterol.4Shelearnedto

tolearntocookasshecomesfromabigfamily.5Hermother-in-law.6

Shestartedin1946.7Paprika.

Activity41234567

Activity52Hesitationandgrammaticalmistakes5Repetition.6Grammaticalmistakes.7Hesitation.

Listeninginpassage1

Activity2Benisansweringquestions3,1,8Michelleisansweringquestions2,5

Tomisansweringquestions6,4,7

Activity3goaheadandstartyoucangotoarestaurantstaytoolatewould

arriveeveryonetrieseverythingyoudon’tliketheircookingthat’sconsidered

rude.nothingmorethanthat.

Activity612345678Activity71234

Pronunciation

Activity2Ifit’saformalmeal,maybeThanksgivingorChristmas,orifyou’rewithyourbossorsomeone

likethat,’dwaituntileveryoneisservedbefore

tofthetime,’smore

alotofbarbecuesoutside,

etimesifyoudon’twanttocook,youcangoto

,well,afterdessertyou’llhavealittletalk,thentalksomemore,havesomecoffee.

Thenyou’llsay,"Ohwell,it’stimeforus,weshouldgetgoing.〞Andifyoudon’tthenyou’reprobably

goingtoberudeandstaytoolate.

Activity3Thegovernmentannouncedtodaythattheyaregoingtobanadvertisementsforjunkfood

eswillincludeanyfoodsthatarehighin

fat,illbeatotalbanonadsduringchildren’sprogrammesandonchildren’s

channels,rewillnotbea

sthoughttobe

"overthetop〞byrepresentativesofthefoodindustry.

l-knownfastfood

restaurantchainsellshamburgerswhichcomewithafreegift,usuallyatoywhichislinkedtoanew

children’astfoodrestaurantsaimtheiradsatteenageandcollege-agemen,tryingto

maketheirfoodtrendyand,youknow,kindofmasculinefood.

Unit3InsideviewABDBCBCABAC

Activity2Mark’sanswers:1T2T3T4T5TCorrectanswers:1T2F3T4F5T

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Activity31Howmuchdoyouknowaboutmemory?2He’sgotaprettygoodmemory.3Hecan’t

rememberathingwhenhe’stired.4Hereadsomethingaboutmemoryinit.5Oh,Mark!Whatagood

memoryyouhave!6BecauseMarkforgothehadalecture.

Activity4StudyskillsJanetsaysshehasdifficultywithare:1,3,4

Activity51I’mfindingstudyingatOxfordquitehard.2Yes,butI’mgoodatthat.3Ithinkit’sgiving

youropinionandthenjustifyingit.4That’swhattheresearchtellsus.5No!Look,I’mstarvingandI

can’tthinkatallwhenI’mhungry.

Activity6generallymostlyIfinditdifficultIhavedifficultygettingbetteratit

YourtaskisEveryoneiscapableofNowaskanotherone

Activity7123456

Outsideview

Activity2Correctpartsofthesentencesareunderlined.

1Mindmapsarediagramswhichhelpustogenerateideas,andalsotoorganizeorstructureourideas

relatedtoatopic.

2OK,brainstormingisoneofthemostimportantusesofmindmaps.

3Byusingmindmapstocollectthemainideasfromwhattheteachersays,youcankeepavery

generalunderstandingofatopic…

4Beforeanexam,afterhavingstudiedformany,manydaysorevenweeks,youmightwanttocapture

theverygeneralunderstandingaboutthesubject

5Theygiveusalmostapicture,adifferentperspectiveintermsofapicture,oradiagramof

understandinginformationorunderstandingconnectedideas,whichisveryhelpfulforpeoplewholike

tolearnfromadifferentway.

6Asyoucansee,wehavemainideasthroughoutourmindmap,notlongtexts.

7Mindmapsareillogicalandbybeingillogicaltheyencourageustothinkcreatively,youmightsay.

Activity3

1Thereisacentre2Thereareonlywords,notsentences3Itlookslikeatree4Youusedalotofcolours.

Activity41234

Listeninginpassage1

Activity2Age:51Agewhenstrokeoccurred:50Numberofweeksofspeechandlanguagetherapy:

12Lengthoftimeinhospital:threeandahalfmonths

Activity31No,notthatmuch.2Becausehecouldn’tspeak.3Sheusedexercisestohelphimlearnto

speakagain.4Aspecialcomputerprogramme.5Yes.6Beinggiventherightdrugattherighttimeanda

lotoftherapy.

Activity41inwhitecoats2myfamily3almostimmediately4wordsandpictures5alotofwords6read

andwrite7therighttime

Listeninginpassage2

Activity74–2–1–6–5–3

Activity812345

Pronunciation

Activity2Whatdoyoumeanbycriticalthinking?↘Canyougiveanexampleofsome

research?↗Couldyousaysomethingtobeginwith?↗Youhavetomemorizealot,don’tyou?↘It’s

oftenmadeofwood,isn’tit?↗

Unit4Insideview

Activity15–6–3–1–4–2

Activity212345

Activity31No,shehasn’t.2Shetrainsvolunteers.3Totellhershecan’tmakethenexttraining

session.4Experiencedstudents.5Theabilitytoreallylistentosomeoneandmakethemfeelyou’re

listening.6Listencarefullyandthenrepeatwhatpeoplehavesaidalittledifferently.

Activity4

(1)canyouholdonamoment

(2)canIcallyoubacklater

(3)You’resaying

(4)thewayitworks

(5)Whatdoyoumean

(6)thoughtabout

(7)Sowhatyou’resayingis

(8)You’vegotitalready

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EverydayEnglish

Activity5123456

Outsideview

Activity2Topicsmentioned:1,4,5,6,8

Activity31160219923onebillion420billion510,,two,one8tenpercent

Activity4Truestatements:1,5,6

Listeninginpassage1

Activity27–4–5–3–1–6–2

Activity31Themantookhissonandhisniecewithhim.2Themanphonedtheemergencyservices

beforeitgotdark.3Afterwards,thegirlsaid,"Itwasfun.〞4Theemergencyservicecentresentout

helicoptersassoonasitwasdaylight.5Thegroupmovedawayfromwheretheyhadtakentheirphotos

becausethegroundwastooroughtosleepon.

Activity41Hismobile.214.3Theemergencyservicesstaffwereabletoidentifywhichmountains

theywere.4Topinpointtheexactlocation.5Leaves.6Theywereonly400metresawayfromwherethe

emergencyservicesstaffexpectedthemtobe.7Alwaystakeyourmobilephonewithyouwhenyougo

hiking.8No.

Listeninginpassage2

Activity7Truestatements:3,4,6,7,8

Activity812345

Unit5Insideview

Activity212345

Activity4ThethingisabitnervousI’mafraidIcoulddowithYoushouldshow

heryouareIt’sagoodideatojustbeyourselfHe’sworried

EverydayEnglish

Activity5123456

Outsideview

Activity2Truestatements:1,2

Activity31atwork2150million3metanyoneyet4createyourprofile5inyourarea6niceshortletter7

interestedinthem

Activity41Between24and32.2Two:DoctorSkiandUncleBunny.3Sheisfunny,spontaneousand

confident,hasagoodsenseofhumourandlikestoski.4Between45to55.5Hesaysitneedstopainta

broadpictureofwhoyouareandwhatyoulikedoingbutdoesnotboretheperson.

Activity512345

ListeninginPassage1

Activity21Shewentonholiday.2Shewasinvited.3Themountainwasverticalandtheywere

climbingwithropes.4Hereassuredherthatitwassafetoclimbwithropesandstayednexttoher.5As

soonastheymet.6Amycollapsedbecauseshecouldn’tstandup.7Theywenttothenearestvillagefor

apizza.8Sixmonthslatertheygotmarried.

Activity3

StatementsDavidAmy

AgreeDisagreeAgreeDisagree

1Itwasn’tveryromantic.

√

2Thereweretwogirls.

√

3Iwasterrified.

√

4Iwouldhavefallenoffthemountainif

youhadn’tdonethat.

√

5Shecouldn’tstandup.

√

6EveryoneignoredmeexceptDavid.

√

7Webothhadhugepizzas.

√

8Wewentonathree-weekholidayto

Barbados.

√

.

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ListeninginPassage2

Activity6Topicsmentioned:1,2,5,6,8,9,10

Activity71lie2photo3personalinformation4voice5agreetomeet6whattime7somethingurgent’s

Pronunciation

Activity3TogetstartedwithInternetdating,/stoneisto/findtheservice/

thatworksforyou./Secondstep/istocreateyourprofile./Findagreatpictureofyourself/thatshows

youdoing/something/thatyouenjoy./Writeabout/whoyouare/andwhoyou’relookingfor./Third

step/istostartsearching/forthatspecialsomeone./Usethesearchfunctiononthesite/toidentify

people/inyourarea/thatyoumaywantto/hookupwith./Fourthstep/istoreachouttothose

people./Youwritethemanice,shortletter./Show/thatyou’reinterestedinthem/andoffitgoes./

Afterthat,/sitback,/crossyourfingers,/andhopeforthebest.

Unit6Insideview

Activity212345

Activity31It’sabitbig.2Size8.3It’sthelastone.4Janetreallylikesit.5Bycreditcard.

Activity41>Whataboutthisdress2>Wouldyouliketotryiton3>havethisinasmallersize4>it

doesn’treallyfit5>I’llleaveit6>Whydon’tyoutryiton7>Itreallysuitsyou8>CanIpaybycredit

card

EverydayEnglish

Activity51234567

Outsideview

Activity21Sheisanebayseller.2Youtypeinwhatyou’relookingfororsearchthecategoriesand

thenmakeabid.3Inninehours.

Activity31LisaisoneofJessica’scustomerswhowanttosellthingsonline.2LisasawJessica’s

flyer.3Fivedresses.4$50each.5Thebuyer.6Verypopular.7Justbeforethecloseoftheauction.8Yes.

Thedressesaresoldfor$210.

Activity45–1–6–4–2–3

Activity5123456

Listeninginpassage1

Activities3

StPetersburgCairoVenice

Whattobuy

Vodka,caviar,dolls,

thechess.

Woodenboxes,

backgammonboards,

leatherstuff,water

pipes.

Glass,lace,carnival

masks.

Wheretoshop

Departmentstores,

kiosks,markets,a

goodmuseumshop.

Themediaevalmarket.

Glassfactorieson

Murano,main

shoppingstreet,

marketatRialto

bridge.

Openinghours

10inthemorning

until7or8atnight.

Earlymorningtill10

atnight,closedinthe

afternoonandona

Friday.

9or9.30till12.30or

3.30–7.30

inthewinteror4–8

inthesummer.

ClosedonMondays.

Howtopay

Pointatwhatyou

wanttobuy,thengo

toacashdesktopay,

thengobackand

takethethingsyou

bought.

Youhavetobargain.

Cashispreferred,but

sometouristshops

acceptcreditcards.

Cashorcreditcards.

Listeninginpassage2

Activity7Ifyoueatbeforeyougogettingabargainit’sawaythemostexpensive

everythingwillbecheapercomfortofyourownhomeadeliverychargedoingyour

shopping

.

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Unit7Insideview

Activity2

CharacteristicsKateKate’s

mother

Kate’s

father

Sociable

√√

Quiet

√

Funny

√

Likesspendingtimealone

√√

Readsalot

√

Tendstoworry

√

Quiteeasygoing

√

Goodatlistening

√

Activity34–5–6–3–2–1Activity4theydon’tthinkit’sserioushe’llbefineTellmeall

aboutitWhatexactlyhappenedWhatelsedidhesaySohe’llbeOKThere’snoreal

concernthere’snoneedtoworry

EverydayEnglish

Activity5123456

Outsideview

Activity2Truestatements:2,4

Activity31Moremothershavebeenpursuingcareersandfathershavebeenspendingmoretimecaring

forchildrenanddoinghouseholdchores.2Hepursuescareerandsharesinraisingthechildrenand

doinghousework.3Hestartedtodomorecooking,drivingthechildrenhereandthere.4Hesayshis

fatherdidalotmorethanhisfriends’fathersanditwasarolemodelforhim.5Itmeanthecouldtake

onmoreday-to-daycareofthechildren.6No,hehasbeenabletocontinuepursuinghiscareer.

Activity412345

Listeninginpassage1

Activity2Nationalityofthegirls:AmericanUniversitysubjectstudiedbybothgirls:psychology

Agewhenthegirlsmet:20

Agewhenthegirlsfellthroughglassdoors:five

Josh’sage:22

MonthofJosh’sandhistwin’swedding:June

Activity3

1Thequestionhewantstodiscussiswhichismoreimportant,yourfamilyenvironmentoryourgenes.

2Theywereseparatedandadoptedbydifferentfamilies.

3Afriendofbothoftheminsiststheymeet.

4Boththeiradoptivefathersdiedwhentheywerechildren.

5Theirboyfriendslookalikeandhavesimilarnames.

6Theyhavethesamerecurringdream.

7Theyareidenticaltwinsandaregoingoutwithtwosisters.

8Genesdecide50percentofwhoweareandenvironmentdecides50percent.

Listeninginpassage2

Activity1togiveakidney,moreandmore2aged383justlikeamother4thesamefriends5likeTeresa

says6fiveyearsago7mostofthetime

Activity71Ayearago.2ShewasterrifiedanddecidedtofindoutmoreaboutgivingHenriettaa

kidney.3Thehospitalreassuredthem.4Peopleonlyneedtenpercentofonekidneytobecompletely

healthy.5Becausesheknewshe’ddonesomethingworthwhileandfeltverygood.6Shefeelsvery

grateful.7She’dliketodosomethingthatnooneknowsabout.

Unit8Insideview

Activity2

FlightsFromDeparturedateToPreferences

London17JuneNewYorkoneway

√roundtrip

√aisle

.

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window

√economy

club

NewYork10SeptemberLondon

AccommodationTownorcityCheck-indateCheck-out

date

Boston12August15August

√singleroom

doubleroom

√withshower

√breakfastincluded

NewYork15August17August

TravelFromDeparturedateTotrain

√bus

NewYork12AugustBoston

NewYork17AugustChicago

Activity31BecauseMarkhastodothatattheairport.2Asingleroomwithashower.3Breakfast.4

Usuallymidday.5Whenhe’sintheStates.

Activity5NewYorkCityBostonChicagoWashingtonDC

Activity6NewYorkCity:1,3,4,6,7Boston:2,8Chicago:5WashingtonDC:9

Activity7travellingaroundI’mflyingareyoustayingI’llbelookingafterWe’re

goinggobacktoflyhomefromChicagoforsixdays

EverydayEnglish

Activity812345678

Outsideview

Activity2Sizecomparedwithothercountries:thesixthlargestcountryintheworld

Lengthofcoastline:27,000kilometresPopulation:20million

LocationofPerth:onthewestcoastLengthofGreatBarrierReef:2,300kilometreslong

FamouslandmarksinSydney:theOperaHouseandSydneyHarbourBridge

LocationofMelbourne:inthesoutheastFamousanimals:koalasandkangaroos

Activity31Australiaisthesmallestcontinent.2AyersRock.3TheAborigines.4TheGreatBarrier

Reef5Nearlyonequarter.6Canberra.

Listeninginpassage1

Activity21–4–5–7–3–6–8–13–10–2–11–12–9

Activity3Truestatements:2,4

Activity4

1NextshetookthetraintoAlbany.

2Someonesentbytheschool.

3Becauseshewaswearingathickcoatandawarmhat.

4Shetookataxi.

5Oneoftheotherteachers,Rebecca.

6Inaflatneartheschool.

7Becauseshehadn’tbeenpaidyet.

8Ahotdogandcoffee.

Activity51234

Listeninginpassage2

Activity72–4–5–3–1

Pronunciation

Activity4manbikeroadborderMexicoUnitedStatescomesup

borderguardstopspointstwosacksmanshouldersbagsguard

sandmanbike

Unit9Insideview

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Activity2sleepingbadlylossofappetiteaheadachemilddepressionweightloss

Activity3

1Becauseshehasn’tbeensleepingverywell.

2She’sworriedaboutherendoftermexams.

3Becauseshe’slostherappetite.

4Tokeepaneyeonherhealth.

5ShesuggeststhatJanetmakeanappointmenttoseethedoctor.

6Shedoesn’twanttomakeafuss.

Activity41Well…2It’sfine.3No.4Yes,Ithinkso5Friedrice!,Isupposeso7Yes!

Activity5

1Shethinksherparentswouldn’tlikehertohaveaboyfriendatuniversity.

2Chinesefood.

3Theydon’tservemuchfriedriceincollege.

4Becauseshedoesn’treadasquicklyasherfriends.

5Totakeafewdaysoff.

6Beingrundownordepressed.

Activity6sociallifeaboyfriendatuniversityWesternfoodyourworkreadas

quicklyastakeafewdaysoffcatchacold

EverydayEnglish

Activity712345

Outsideview

Activity21Thecompanyfounder,CEO,andPresidentofthebodyfactory.

2Allyourgreenvegetables.3Ithasthenutritionalbreakdownthatourbodyneedsonadailybasis./

WecangetallofourvitaminsintheHULK.

Activity31HewastrainedasadancerandwasanexerciseinstructorandTVshowhost.

2Hesellshealthdrinks.3Twelveyearsago.4Ittastesamazing.5Theylikeit.

6Peoplewho’sneverworkedoutintheirlifeandwho’venevereatenhealthilybefore.

7Itmakesthemwanttocontinuetheirnewlifestyle.

Activity4healthandfitnessevertriedabsolutelyamazingfortheaverage

consumeronadailybasisbestdrinkyou’lleverhavethroughmydayintheirlife

Listeninginpassage1

Activity24–8–7–3–5–1–2–6

Activity312345

Listeninginpassage2

Activity7

BritaintheUSA

goingtothedoctorRegisterwithlocaldoctor,make

appointment.

Chooseaconvenientdoctor,

high-techcareatthesurgery.

gettingmedicineDoctorprescribesit,getitfromthe

chemist’s.

Doctorprescribesit,getitfrom

thepharmacy.

payingformedical

care

Payfixedchargeformedicine,care

paidforbytaxes.

Payfullpriceformedicine,must

havehealthinsurance.

stayinginhospitalEverythingdonebyhospital,family

canvisit,don’tneedtobringfood.

Hospitalsarequietandcalm,short

visitinghours.

Pronunciation

Activity3In1812/ayoungman/calledJamesBarry/finishedhisstudiesinmedicine/at

EdinburghUniversity./Aftergraduating/hemovedtoLondon/wherehestudiedsurgery/atGuy’s

Hospital./Afterthat,/thepopularyoungdoctorjoinedthearmy/andoverthenext40years/hada

brilliantcareer/asanarmymedicalofficer,/workinginmanyfaroffcountries/andfighting

successfullyforimprovedconditionsinhospitals./Itwasaremarkablecareer/–madeevenmore

remarkable/bythediscovery/onhisdeath/thatJamesBarryhadkeptanextraordinarysecret./So/

wasthistheendofthestory?/Notquite./Whentheywerepreparinghisbodyforhisfuneral,/they

discoveredJamesBarry’ssecret./HE/wasinfact/arry/wasawoman.

Unit10Insideview

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Activity212345

Activity41ToaskpeopletowritetotheCouncilaboutrecycling.2He’sgoingtowritealetterthis

evening.3Shemightgotothenextmeeting.4Abouteasywaystosaveenergy.5Toprintouttheposter

andputitupincollege.

Activity5TheyhavethisplanI’mgoingtoIthinkImightI’vebeenmeaningto

Doesn’titworryyou?itwouldbegreatifyouwecoulddorightnowitmightbeanideato

EverydayEnglish

Activity6123456

Outsideview

Activity21Melissa2Leslie3Leslie4David5Hendeka6Leslie

Activity3123456

Listeninginpassage1

Activity26–4–3–5–7–1–2

Activity31asefficientlyaspossible2attheirhouse3woodenhouses4knockeditdown5local

builders6theunderfloorheating7usingelectricity8ownakitchen

Listeninginpassage2

Activity61ThepassageisabouttornadoesinAmerica2DawnBusbyandherfamily3Theyweren’thurt.

Activity7Truestatements:1,4,5

Activity81Ahugeblackcloud.2Itsoundedlikeatrain.3Theyrandowntothebasement.4The

tornadoturnedleftawayfromthem.5Theystartedlaughing.6Everyonewasshoutingandcheeringand

huggingeachother.

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