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听力原文：M: Turn your head a little bit leftward and look straight to this direction．Get relaxed and you look great posing like that．Shall I press the shutter?
W: Give me a seconD.I'd like to put on a little bit of lipstick．
Q: What are the speakers doing?
(19)
A.Choosing cosmetics.
B.Taking photos.
C.Doing hairstylE.
D.Playing a gamE.

A.Get
B.Shall
C.I'd
D.Choosing
E.
B.Taking
F.
C.Doing
G.
D.Playing

【参考答案】

B
解析：男士指导女士摆姿势，女士想先涂点口红，可见男士在为女士拍照。故答案为B。

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