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新新视视野野⼤⼤学学英英语语4⼝⼝语语考考试试对对话话 1.the Tail of Fame A : Good morning. B: Morning. A : Congratulations on your w inning in the Speech Contest last night. t must be cool to earn a place somew here. B: Well, thank you. But it’s not l ike that. A : Uh? B: To be honest, don’t think being popular or admired is awesome. A : Why? Does it mean you don’t care about fame? B: Kind of. Seeking fame is always a tiring thing, w hich is j ust like a dog chasing his ow n tail, and it’s more like a self- destruction. A : That sounds reasonable.. B: Yeah, Apparently, many celebrities w ho have earned their fames may finally get trapped in the so-called glory. A : Oh, got it. That’s true. When he becomes the focus of the public, one has to struggle to remain or protect his popularity. Then it’s easy to lose himself, for to entertain the audience sometimes must follow their tastes. B: Exactly. That’s my point. A : Okay, so here is a choice for you. Reputation or yourself? B: Well, definitely, j ust do myself. A : Wow , cool, ’ll follow you. 2. Longing for a new welfare system Roles: 2 welfare clients R1: Oh, gosh. What’s w rong w ith my w heelchair, j ust can’t move it. R2: Let me see, it seems that you’ve lost a screw . Maybe we need call the caseworker. R1: Well, forget about it. R2: Why? They should care for us. R1: Of course it is. But it turns out that they j ust work for their organization, not for us. R2: Yeah, still remember Suzanne’s last visit to my house. She was j ust like a detective, for she looked into every corner in search of something unreported and asked me to explain every penny. R1: That’s common thing. R2: Under this welfare system, we have to lie. R1: Yeah, it’s j ust that, if we don’t lie to these caseworkers ,we’ll struggle on the edge of life forever. R2: Definitely. So do expect a new welfare system, a real one. R1: Couldn’t agree w ith you more.And hope that new one can care for our disabled people by action not by voice