今天是2月最后一天，但好消息似乎并不多。
2月27日，澳洲总理莫里森宣布，澳洲启动应对新冠病毒的紧急预案，并宣布自2月1日起施行的针对中国的旅行禁令将持续下去。
详细的情况大班长已经为大家做了梳理和总结，可以戳下边这篇文章——
官宣！澳洲禁令持续！或施行居家隔离政策！留学生豁免条款有望继续！
目前针对11和12年级国际学生的豁免条款并未取消，第三国中转14天也可以操作，不过跟之前不同的事，由于病毒的扩散，第三国可选的范围越来越小，澳洲自己也无法独善其身。
但健康保护委员会AHPPC向政府建议在保持旅行禁令的同时，酌情让某些特定年龄段的湖北省以外的中国大陆留学生分批回澳。如果政府采纳，可能会有更多留学生有机会返澳继续学业。
同时在本周，大陆地区重庆考场20日之前的PTE考试取消，许多同学都受到了邮件通知，但大陆其他地区四月考试暂未受影响。
为了帮助大家及时复习PTE知识，保持手感，在四月即将来临的考试中一鼓作气拿下成绩，黑科技为大家提前准备好了高频鸡精黄金版的最新一期——
重庆考场四月份PTE考试或将取消？不管啥时候考，你都离不开它！
同时，大班长组建了二三月份的考试群，群里会发布最新出现的题目以及关于PTE考试的各种动态。没有大班长微信的同学，在公众号回复“大班长”即可添加。新题出现的同时，大班长已经为大家总结好了最新一期的黄金高频鸡精补丁，本期补丁新题不少，大家要用心学习哦。在看高频机经的同时，一定要勤刷pte.ai平台，不要错过每一道新题。
今天，我们发布的是第三十四期高频机经黄金版的补丁！
本期机经稍有改版，后台有同学说图片版有时候不好收集整理，所以大班长将PDF高清版本的放在后台，大家只需要在公众号对话框回复“2.29补丁”，就可以获取PDF版的补丁文件哦。同时，贴心如大班长还将上期发布的整套黄金机经高频版也放在了网盘中。
之前黄金版高频机经发布的时候，就有提到它的用法哦。
也就是说，大家不用再花费自己的时间去比对、找错和完善，这部分工作大班长做了。
大更的意思，是会每月替换大量的高频题目，并把完善版本的黄金高频发出来。
小更的意思，是每周六将改变题目推送至公众号，作为上个月黄金高频的“补丁”。
我们今天看到的版本，就是在本周发布的完善版本之上的补充。
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In 2001 the United Nations and Kofi Annan, then Secretary-General ofthe UN, won the Nobel Peace Prize ‘for their work for a better organized and more peaceful world.’Since1948 there have been 63 UN peacekeeping operations 16 are currently underway.Thus far, close to 130 nations have contributed personnel at various times; 119are currently providing peacekeepers. As of August 31, 2008, there were 16peacekeeping operations underway with a total of 88,230 personnel. 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