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61.TheChangeinMyLife马茹婷Threeyearsagomylifechangedcompletely（女全地）.Ibrokebothmylegsinacaraccident（事故）.IwasinhospitalforsixweeksandIhadtostayathomeforthreemonths.Ifeltveryunhappy.BeforetheaccidentIhadbeenaverygoodswimmer.Swimminghadbeenthemostimportantthinginmylife.Ihadwon（贏）local（当地的）competitions（比赛）andIhadstartedtraining（训练）forabignational（全国的）competition.AllthebestswimmersinthecountrywenttothiscompetitionandIhadalwayswantedtowinit.ButnowIcouldn'tswiminthecompetition.Inthefirstmonthaftertheaccident,Ididn'twanttoseemyfamilyorfriends.Mylegshurt（疼）alot,andIfeltveryangry.JustbeforeIleftthehospital,ImetayoungmancalledDanny.Hewasveryillbuthetriedtobehappy.Hetoldmethathehadbeenaprofessional（职业的）footballerbuthecouldneverplayagain.Hesaidthathehadaccepted（接受）thechangeinhislifeandthatIhadtodothesame.Hewasright,soIstoppedthinkingaboutthecompetition.WhenIwenthome,IoftenthoughtaboutDanny.Hehelpedmetoacceptwhathadhappened.Istartedtofeelmuchhappierandtoenjoybeingathomewithmyfamily.Mylegsfeltbetterbut1stillcouldn'tgoswimming.I'mmuchstrongernowandIcangoswimmingagain.Idon'tthinkaboutcompetitions.IjustenjoymyhobbyandIdon'tworryaboutwinning.ChooseThebestanswers：1.1brokemylegs.A.inaswimmingcompetitionB.inacaraccidentC.whenIwastrainingD.whenIwasswimming2.1hadtostayinhospitalfor.A.threemonthsB.threeweeksC.sixweeksD.sixmonths1.1wasveryangryatfirstbecause.A.Icouldn'ttakepartinthenationalcompetitionB.myfamilyandfriendsdidn'twanttoseemeC.myarmhurtalotD.Ididn'twinthelocalcompetitions4.helpedmetoacceptwhathadhappened.A.AdoctorcalledDannyB.AprofessionalfootballercalledDannyC.MyfamilyD.Myfriends5.LaterIstartedtofeelmuchhappierbecause.A.IenjoyedbeingathomewithmyfamilyB.IoftenthoughtaboutcompetitionC.IacceptedwhathadhappenedD.Icouldn'tgoswimming6.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Myfriendshelpedmetoacceptwhathadhappenedandmademehappy.B.Dannyhadbeenaverygoodprofessionalswimmer.C.I'mstrongenoughtogoswimmingagainnow.D.I'mtraininghardforabignationalswimmingcompetitionnow.62.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:LastsummermywifeandIwenttovisitPrinceton.We1grewuptherebutwehadn'tbeentheresinceweweremarried（结婚）tenyearsago.

1Firstwewenttotheneighborhoodwheremywife2born.Ithadn'tchangedverymuch.Thehousewas3there,butitwasnowadifferentcolour.Thesameneighboursstilllivednextdoo匚TheyweregladtoseeJaneandinvitedustocomeinandhaveacupofcoffee.AfterthatwewenttotheneighbourhoodwhereIgrew4.Itwasallchanged.AllthehouseswerenewandIdidn'tknowanyofthepeoplethere.Someonehassaidthatyoucan'tgohomeagain.Janemightnotthinkso,butIbelievethisis5.1.A.allB.bothC.alsoD.too2.A.wasB.isC.beD.were3.A.thoughB.evenC.everD.still4.A.upB.inC.atD.with5.A.wrongB.goodC.trueD.real62.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:ADreamMaeD.JemisongrewupinChicago,America.Evenaayounggirl,shedreamed（梦想）ofonedaybecominganastronaut.Sheworkedhinschoolandgotwonderfulgrades.Mae'shardworkinhighschoolgaveherthechance（机会）tgotoStanfordUniversityinCalifornia.Itwastherethatshereceiveadegree（学位）iengineering.Next,Maeentered（进入）CornellUniversityinNewYorkCity.Shereceivedamedical（医药的）degreethere.Herdreamofbecominganastronautcametruein1987,whenshewaschosen（被选中）intheastronautprogram（项目）.In1992,whenJamisonwas35yearsold,shebecamethefAfrican-Americanastronauttogointospace.Shewassentupinthespaceshuttle（宇宙£船）Endeavor（努力号）alongwithsixotherastronauts.63.FilmsinGardenCinemaThisWeek王海丽AliceinWonderlandDirector（导演）：TimBurtonDuration（片长）：1hr48minStairing（演员）：MiaWasikowska,JohnnyDepp,HelenaBonhamCarter

2Time：10：30,11：30,12：30,13：00,13：30,14：00,14：30,15：00,15：30,16：00,17：30,18：30,19：30,20：30,21：30,22：00Price：¥80AvatarDirector：JamesCameronDuration：2hrs40minStarring：SamWorthington,ZoeSaldana,SigourneyWeaverTime：12：30,14：00,15：30,17：00,18：30,19：00,20：30,22：00Price：Y1202012Director；RolandEmmerichDuration：2hrs30minStarring：JohnCusack,ThandieNewton,AmandaPeetTime：10：00,11：00,12：30,13：00,13：30,14：00,14：30,15：00,15：30,16：00,17：30,18：30,19：30,20：30,21：30,22：00,22：30Price：Y90HALFPRICEfor：*Students*Tuesday（wholeday）*Before12：00everydayexceptSaturdayandSundayChoosethebestanswers：1.TherewillbefilmsonatGardenCinemathisweek.A.22.B.3C.4wasdirectedbyJamesCameron.D.5A.2012B.NofilmC.Avatar3.JohnnyDeppplayedarolein.D.AliceinWonderlandA.AvatarB.AliceinWonderlandC.2012D.GardenCinema4.isthelongestfilmthisweek.A.AliceinWonderlandB.AvatarC.2012D.GardenCinema5.Togetaticketforhalfprice,youmaygotothecinema.A.atweekendsB.onTuesdayC.onSaturdayafternoonD.onSundaymorning6.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Thereare15showsofAvatareveryday.B.TheticketsforAliceinWonderlandarethemostexpensive.C.Studentscangethalf-priceticketsonSaturdayandSunday.D.Mrs.GreenshouldpayY180ifshetakeshertwosonsaged12and14tosee2012onTuesdayafternoon.65.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Readingisagoodhobby]allkindsofreasons（理由）.First,readingbooksisfun.Youcan2keepyourselfamused（愉快的）ifyoulike

3reading.Thisisespeciallyusefulwhentheweatherisbad.Itisarelaxing（令人放松的）hobby,too.Youcanreallybecomelostinabook.3ヽyoucanreadabookalmostanywhere：inacar,inawaiting-room,onaplane,inbed-eveninthebath.Allyouneed4abook!Readingisaconvenient（方便的）hobbyasitiseasytostopandthenstartagain.Anothergoodreasonforreadingbooksisthatitisuseful.Ifyoureadasahobbyyouwillgetbetterandbetteratit.Thismeansthatyouwillread5andwillbecomebetteratunderstanding（理解）whatyouread.Asyourreadingimproves（提高）,youwillprobablyfindyourschoolworkbecomesmucheasier.Manyschoolsubjectsdependon（依赖）goodreadingand,asyouread,youlearnmoreandmore.1.A.ofB.withC.onD.for2.A.alwaysB.sometimesC.neverD.ever3.A.AndB.LaterC.AfterD.Next4.A.areB.isC.wasD.willbe5.A.quickB.quickerC.fastD.faster65.ReadthepassageandAllintheblanks:ParentsAndChildrenDoyoureallycareaboutyourparents?Hearingthisquestion,mofusmaygiveaquickanswer“Ofcourse,Ido."Butmaybeyoudon't.Itistruethatallparentscanrememberclearlywhentocelebratetheirchildren'sbirthday.Howeveritisapity（遗憾）thatfewchildrenknowexactly（正确土也）whentheirparents'birthdaya.Mostparentscaneasilynamethefoodtheirchildrenlike.Theotherwayround,somestudentsdon'tknowwtheirparentslikemostatall.Swecanhearparentscomplain（抱怨）thattheirchildrendon'ttalkwiththemasoftenasbefore.Childrenaregrowingandthegenerationgap（代沟）iswidening（变宽）.Ifyouloveyourparents,letthemfeelyourlove.Givethemagiftotheirspecialday,helpthemdosomehouseworkasoftenaspossible,rememberinmindwhatyourparentslikeordon'tlike.Don'talwayssaythingsagainstyourparents.Talkwiththemmoreoftenandunderstandthemmore.66.AForestFire王越Aforestfirethatburned55squarekilometerswasfinallybroughtundercontrol（控制）onWednesdaymorning.ThefirestartedonSundayinBlackBearStateParkandquicklyspreadtonearbyareas.OnMonday,policeevacuated（疏散）thesmalltownofLawsonandordered（命令）thepeopletoleavetheirhomes,Thefiredestroyed20homesintheareaandcausedheavydamage（损伤）to40others.Nobodywashurt.Officials（官员）saidthedamagetohomesandcarswasbetween$1millionand$2million.Thegovernmentdeclared（亘布）thetownadisaster（灾难）area.

4Thefirespreadquicklyinthehot,dryweather.Firefightingwasdifficultbecauseofstrongwings.Firemenfrom55firedepartmentsinthestatejoinedtheNationalFireServicetoputoutthefire.Somekeptfightingfor24hours.Fireenginesandhelicopters（直チト机）droppedwaterontothefire.Inordertocontrolthefire,firemenclearedawayaroundthefire.PoliceclosedKingRoadtotrafficonTuesdaybecauseoftheheavysmoke.ThousandsoftouristshadtodriveanhournorthtoQueenroadtopassthefirearea.Somepeopledidnotfollowthepoliceorder.PaulGraysonsenthiswifeandtwochildrentosafety,buthestayed.Asthefirecamewithin（在以内）55feetofhishouse,hestartedthinking,fc4AmIfoolish?DidIstayheretoolong,justforahouse?”Choosethebestanswers:1.Aforestfirehappened.A.55kilometresawayfromaparkB.onMondayC.onSundayD.inanearbyarea2.ThepoliceorderedthepeopleinLawsonto.A.putoutthefireB.destroythehousesandcarsC.fightfor24hoursD.leavetheirhomes3.Thefirefightingwasdifficultbecauseof.A.thehotweatherB.thedryweatherC.thestrongwindsD.thedamagetohomesandcars4.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.20peoplewerehurtinthefire.B.40peoplelefttheirhomesinthefire.C.Firemenputoutthefirewithfireenginesandhelicopters.D.PoliceclosedQueenRoadbecauseoftheheavysmoke.5.Theunderlinedword“spread“inparagraph1means"".A.becamelongerB.becamewiderC.becamehigherD.becamesmaller6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Thedamagetohomesandcarswasbetween$1millionand$2million.B.Thefiredestroyed20homesintheareaandcausedheavydamageto40others.C.Firemenfrom55firedepartmentsinthestatehelpedtoputoutthefire.D.PoliceclosedKingRoadtotrafficinordertocontrolthefire.68.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:"I'mawriter!"Onenightahotelcaughtfire,andthepeoplewhowerestayinginitranout]theirnightclothes.Twomenstoodoutsideand2thefire,"BeforeIcameout,“saidone,“Iranintosameoftheroomsandfoundalotofmoney.Peopledon'tthinkofmoney3theyareafraid.Whenanyoneleavespapermoneyinafire,thefirebums（燃烧）it,soItookallthenotes（钞票）thatIcouldfind.NoonewillbepoorbecauseItookthem."“Youdon'tknowme,"said4,"anddon'tyouknowmywork?""What'syourwork?""I'mapoliceman."

5"Oh!"criedthefirstman.Hethoughtquicklyandsaid,"Doyouknowmywork?""No,"saidthepoliceman."I'mawriter!I'malways5storiesaboutthingsthatneverhappen."1.A.withB.inC.atD.without2.A.lookedatB.thenC.watchD.found3.A.whenB.thenC.soD.before4.A.anotherB.otherC.theotherD.before5.A.sayingB.speakingC.reportingD.telling68.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:"Fireisgoodservantbabadmaster."ThisisanoldEnglishsaying.Afterpeoplelearnthowtomfire,theylearnthowtouseit.Itgavepeopleheatand1.Peopleusedittokeepwarmanddriveawaywildanimals.Peoplealsolearnhowtocookfoodwit.Butsometimesabuildingcatchesfire.Itdestroysthebuilding.Peoplelosetheirhomesandeventheirlives.Sopeopleshouldbec.Theymustn'tplaceanelectricheaternearclothes.Youngchildrenmustn'tplaywithmatches.Firecanhelppeople,butitcanalsoinjure（使受伤）people.69.CleantheIndoorAir刘雨虹Foryearsscientistshavebeenworriedabouttheeffects（影响）ofairpollutionintheearth'snaturalconditions（自然条件）.Somebelievetheairinsidemanyhousesmaybemoredangerousthantheairoutside.Mostscientistsagreethateverymodernhousehassomekindofindoorairpollution.Peoplebegantonoticetheproblemintheearly1970s.Whenbuildersbeganmakinghousesandoffices,theydidnotwanttowasteenergy（能源）.Todothistheybuiltbuildingsthatlimited（限定）theflow（流动）ofairbetweeninsideandoutside.Theyalsousedman-madebuildingmaterials（材料）whicharenowknowntoletoutharmfulgases.Astheproblembecamemoreserious（严重）,scientistsbegansearching（搜寻）forawaytodealwith（对付）it.Theydiscoveredanaturalpollutioncontrolsystem（控制系统）forbuilding-greenplants.Scientistsbelievethataplant'sleavesabsorb（吸收）thepollutants（污染物）・Inexchangetheplantletsoutoxygen（虱,ヽ）throughitsleaves.Studiesofplantsshowthateachabsorbsdifferentchemicals（化学物质）.Sothemosteffective（有效的）waytocleantheairistoplantandusedifferentkindsofplants.

6Choosethebestanswers:l.Somekindofindoorpollutioncanbefoundin.A.allkindsofofficesB.allkindsofhousesC.everyoldhouseD.everymodemhouse2.IndoorairpollutionmaybemoredangerousthantheairoutsidemainlybecauseA.thebuildingsaretoohighB.theflowofairindoorislimitedC.peopledon'twanttowasteenergyD.thebuildingmaterialsareharmful3.Scientistsbelievethatplantscan.A.absorbpollutantsandletoutoxygenB.makeyourhousesprettierC.absorballthepollutantsD.changepollutantsintooxygen4.Accordingtothelastparagraph,weshouldtocleantheair.A.plantallkindsofflowersB.havedifferentkindsofplantsC.havethesamekindofplantD.plantmoretrees5.Theunderlinedword"discovered"inparagraph3means"A.lookedforB.foundoutC.noticedD.studied6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Plantsletoutoxygenthroughtheleaves.B.Theairoutsideismoredangerousthantheairinsidethehouses.C.Someman-madematerialsletoutharmfulgases.D.Peoplebegantonoticetheproblemofindoorairpollutioninthe1970s.71.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Youcaneat1fruitandvegetablesanddoexerciseeveryday,butyourhealthisstillingreatdanger2yousmoke.Weknowthatsmokingisbad3us,butnoteveryonegivesenoughattention（注意）toit.About4,000,000people4theworlddieeachyearbecauseofsmoking.IntheUS,smokingcauses（导致）20%ofthedeaths,killingmorethan400,000peopleeachyear.Smokingreduces（减少）lifeexpectancy（平均寿命）by7to8years.EachcigaretteshortensasmokefslifebyaboutII5.1.A.alotB.lotsofC.manyD.alittle2.A.throughB.becauseC.whenD.if3.A.toB.forC.atD.in4.A.atB.onC.aroundD.of5.A.minutesB.hoursC.daysD.years

771.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Breathing（呼吸）isveryimportanttoeveryone.Youmustbreatheallthetimetosalive.Ifyoutrytoholdyourbreathfmorethanaboutaminute,yourbodywillletyoustartbreathingagain.Theairthatyoubreatheismadeupofmanydgases（气体）mixedtogether,butyourbodyonlyneedsoneofthem,oxygen（芭ヽ）,tokeepyoualive.Ifyouranoutof（缺少）oxygen,evenforaverystime,youwoulddie.Theairthatyoubreatheoutiswarmandhaswaterinit.Youcanseethisiyoubreatheontoamirror（镜子）.Thewaterinyourbreathcoolsdownandformsamist（雾）asithitsthecoldmirror.72.TheWorldIsThirsty吴沁源Theworldisnotonlyhungry,butitisalsothirstyforwater.Thismayseem（看上去）strangetoyou,sincenearly（丿し乎）70%oftheearth'ssurface（表面）iscoveredwithwater.Butabout97%ofthatisseawater,orsaltwater.Mancanonlydrinkandusetheother3%-thefreshwaterfromrives,lakes,underground,andothersources（来源）.Andwecannotevenuseallofthat.Evenworse,someofithasbeenmadedirty.However,asthingsstandtoday,thisfreshwaterisstillenoughforus.Butourneedforwaterisbecominglargerandlargerquickly-almostdaybyday.Weshouldtakesteps（步骤）todowiththisproblemnowandinthiswaywecangetawayfromaseriousworldwidewatershortage（短缺）lateron.Weallhavetolearnhowtostopwastingourvaluablewater.Oneofthefirststepsistodevelop（发展）waysofreusingit.Todayinmostlargecities,waterisusedonlyonceandthensentoutintoasewersystem（下水道）.Fromthereitreturnstoseaorrunsintoundergroundplaces.Butevenifeverylargecityreuseditswater,westillwouldnothaveenough.Allwe'dhavetodotomakeuseof（利用）seawaterintheworldistoremove（去除）thesalt.Ifwetakethesestepswe'llbeinnodangerofdryingup.Choosethebestanswers:1.Theworldisthirstyforwaterbecause.A.manhasn'tgotenoughfoodtoeatB.wehaven'tgotenoughfreshwaterC.only70%oftheearth'ssurfaceiswaterD.morewaterissentintosewersystem2.Thebestbutthemostdifficultwaytosolve（解决）thewaterproblemoftheworldisto.A.removethesaltfromseawaterB.makethewaterincitiescleanC.takewaterfromundergroundD.maketheneedforwatersmaller3.Whatshouldwedoifwewanttohaveenoughwater?①Makefulluseoftheseawater.②Carrysaltwaterintolakesorrivers.（3）Trytosavethefreshwaterasmuchaspossible.（4）Doourbesttousethewateragain.A.③B.①and④C.①，③and④D.②and④

81.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Theworldishungrybecauseithasnofoodtoeat.B.About70%oftheearth'ssurfaceiscoveredwithfreshwater.C.Allofusshouldstopwastingwaterandtrytoreuseit.D.Ifwereusewater,we'llhaveenoughwatertouse.2.Theunderlinedword"valuable"inparagraph3means"".A.freshandenoughB.dearandusefulC.cleanandhelpfulD.muchandsalty3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.About97%oftheworld'swaterisseawater.B.Theonlywaytogetenoughwateristoreuseit.C.Thewaterisusedonlyonceandsentoutintoasewersysteminmostbigcities.D.Theneedforwaterisbecominglargerdaybyday.

974.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:8GlassesofWateraDay?Alotofpeoplethinkthatthey1drink8glassesofwateraday.Anewreportthinksdifferently.Thereportsuggests（建议）thatpeopledrinkwater2theyfeelthirsty.Thereportgivesaguide（指导）forwateramount（数量）.Forexample,_3_shouldgetabout3.7litresdailywhilewomenshouldgetabout2.3daily.Butifsimpossibletoknow_4_glassesofwaterisenough,becausethefoodweeateverydayalsocontains（包含）alotofwaterweneed.Manyexperts（专家）thinkthewateramountweneeddependsonmanyfactors（因素），suchasfoodin-take（摄入量），personalhealth,weather,theenvironment,andevenhowoftenyourexercise.Toomuchor_5_waterdoesharm（有害的）toyourhealth.1.A.may2.A.after3.A.men4.A.howmuch5.A.toomanyB.canB.whenB.manB.howmanyB.toofewC.shouldC.beforeC.mostpeopleC.whatC.toolittleD.havetoD.thenD.theoldD.ifD.tooenough75.ReadthepassageandfillintheblanksThesealooksverybeautifulwhenthesunisshining〇it.Itcanbeveryterriblewhenthereisstrongwind.Theseaisverybig.Itcoversthreeqoftheearth.Theseaisalsoverydeepinsomeplaces.Thereisoneplacewheretheseaisabout11kilometersdeep.Thehmountainintheworldisabout9kilometershigh.Ifthatmountainwasputintotheseaatthatplace,therewouldbe2kilometersofwaterait.Inmostpartsofthesea,therearealotoffishesandplants.Somelivenearthetopofthesea.Theotherslivedeepdown.Alotofsmall1thingsandlotsoffishlivebyeatingthem.Theseacanbeverycold.Whenpeoplegodown,theseabecomescolderandcolder.Onlysomemengodownintothedeepsea,butin1970,fivewomenscientistsstayedinthedeepseaforfourteendays.76.ALetterfromMars杨乐遥DearEarthmen,Ihaveenjoyedmystayonyourinterestingunusualplanet.IthinkIunderstandthelifeontheearthnowandIwouldliketogiveyoumyimpressions（E卩象）.Firstofallyouliveinboxes.Allmorningyouleaveyourbigboxesandgetintosmallerboxesonwheels（轮ナ）.Allthesesmallboxesrunandaroundandaround,andfinallystoptorest.Youthenleavetheseboxesonwheelsandgotoverylargetallboxes.Afterworkingalldayyougetbackinyourlittleboxesandreturntoyourbigboxes.Thereyousitandstare（凝视）atverysmallglowing（发光）boxeswithmovingpicturesonthefront.Onlyonethingpuzzled（使迷惑）me.OnedayIwenttoafootballgame.Agroupofangryboysfought（チ］架）overalittleroundball.Everyoneshoutedbuttheykeptfighting.Theywereangry,Ithink,aboutbeingshutupinboxesallday.

10Thankyouearthmenforthischance（机会）togettoknowyou.Gratefully,ThemanfromMars（火星）Choosethebestanswers:1."Yourinterestingunusualplanet"means"，，A.ThemoonB.theearthC.thesunD.Mars2."Bigboxes"means"".A.largewoodenboxesforgoodsB.streetsC.houseswherepeopleliveinD.factories3."Verytalllargeboxes"means".A.TVsetsB.RadiosC.filmsD.theatres4."Smallerboxesonwheels^^means””.A.toysB.housesthatcanbemovedC.bicyclesD.trolleysbusesandcars5."Verytalllargeboxes“means"".A.highbuildingsB.largehighbusesC.fixedboxesthatcan'tbemovedD.trains6.Whichofthefollowingistrueabouttheletter?A.Thelettertellsatruestory.B.Theletterisafiction（虚构的小说）.C.TheletterwaswrittenbyamanfromMars.D.Theletterisareportfromanewspaper.77.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Thestarsweseeatnightarereallyhugelikeoursun,buttheyare1fartherawayinspace.Someofthemhaveplanets（彳亍星）likeourearthtravellingaroundthem.Thestarsare2hotthattheygiveoffgreatlightandheat-morethanthehottest,brightestfireyoucanimagine（想象）.Asweallknow,lighttravels3300,000kilometerspersecond.Butthestarsaresofarawaythattheirlightsstilltakeyears4us.Thelightweseecomingfromsomefar-offstarsstartedfortheearthmorethanahundredyearsago.Themoonisaballifcoldrock.Itis5thantheearth.Itcirclesround（环绕）theearthastheearthcirclesroundthesun.Thewholejourney（旅程）ofthemoonroundtheearthtakestwenty-eightdays.Weseeitchangingfromnewmoontohalftofullandbacktonewmooneverytwenty-eightdays.Ourword“month“comesfromtheword"moon".1.A.manyB.lotC.muchD.moreB.A.veryB.soC.quiteD.even3.A.aboutB.inC.reachD.at4.A.getB.arriveC.onD.arrivein5.A.smallB.bigC.biggerD.smaller

1177.Readthepassageandfilltheblanks:Theearthisourhome,wemusttakecofit.Thatistosaywemustkeeptheland,air,andwaterclean.Butmanbegantopollutetheearthahefirstmadeafire,washedhisclothesintheriverandthrewdirtythingsontheground.Manyyearsago,pollutionwasnotsoserious（严重的）btherewerenotsomanypeople.Therewasenoughcleanair,landandwater.Whenthelandortheriverwasdinoneplace,manmovedtoanotherplace.Butnowmanisslowlypollutingthewholeworldandthereisnotenoughcleanair,cleanlandorcleanwater.Morepeople,morepollution.Hshallweend（结束）allthis?Isitpossibletogetridof（摆脱）pollution?Wearegladtosaythatpeoplehavecometoknowthedangersofpollutionandalotofpeopleareworkinghardtogetridofit.79.SpecialDaysforParents陆惟斯PeopleintheUnitedStateshonour（使荣耀）theirparentswithtwospecialdays：Mother'sDay,onthesecondSundayinMay,andFather'sDay,onthethirdSundayinJune.Thesedaysaresetasidetoshowloveandrespectforparents.Theyraise（抚养）theirchildrenandeducate（教育）themtoberesponsible（负责任的）persons.Theygiveloveandcare.Thesetwodaysofferachance（提供机会）tothinkaboutthechangingroles（角色）ofmothersandfathers.Moremothersnowworkoutsidethehome.Morefathersmusthelpwithchildren.Thesetwospecialdaysarecelebratedinmanydifferentways.OnMother'sDaypeoplewearcarnations.Aredoneisforalivingmother.Awhiteoneshowsthatthemotherisdead.Manypeopleattendreligious（宗教的）servicestohonourparents.Iftheparentsarebothdead,peoplewillvisitthecemetery（墓地）.Onthesedaysfamiliesgettogetherathome,aswellasinrestaurants.TheyoftenhaveoutdoorbarbecuesforFather'sDay.Thesearedaysoffunandgoodfeelingsandmemories.Anothertradition（传统）istogivecardsandgifts.Childrenmaketheminschool.Manypeoplemaketheirownpresents.Thesearevaluedmorethantheonesboughtinshops.Greetingcardshops,candymakers,bakeries,telephonecompanies,andothershopsdoalotofbusinessduringtheseholidays.Choosethebestanswers：.1.PeopleintheUSAcelebrateMother'sDayon.A.May2B.June3C.thesecondSundayinMayD.thethirdSundayinJune2.WhichisNOTareasonforchildrentoshowloveandrespectfortheirparents?A.Parentsbringupchildren.B.Parentsgiveloveandcaretochildren.C.Parentseducatechildrentobegoodpersons.D.Parentspassawaybeforechildrengrowup.3.Whichdoyouthinkisrightabout44camation''?A.Itonlyhadtwokindsofcolours.B.ItrefersthespecialclothespeoplewearonMother'sDayoronFather'sDay.C.It'sakindofflowershowingloveandbestwishes.D.PeoplecanwearcarnationsonlyonthesecondSundayinMay.4.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Mother'sDayandFather'sDayarebothinMay.B.Fewerwomenworkedoutsidethehomeinthepast.

12B.Notallchildrenrespecttheirparents.C.Fathersarenotasimportantasmothersathome.1.PeopleusuallyonFather'sDay.A.wearcarnationsB.helpwithchildrenC.haveoutdoorbarbecuesD.maketheirownpresents2.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Father'sDaycomesearlierthanMother'sDay.B.Moremotherspreferstayingindoorstoworkingoutside.C.OnMother'sDayfamiliesshouldgettogetheronlyathome.D.TelephonecompaniesmakealotofmoneyonMother'sDayandFather'sDay.8〇.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers：AVisittoMyGrandparentsTomorrowislikelytobea]Saturday.SoIdecidetovisitmygrandparents.TheyliveintheSouth.It's2myhome.I'llgetupearlyatabouthalfpastseven.Thenit'lltakemeaboutonehourandahalf3atthetown.First,I'llbuylittlepresentsformygrandparents4Iseethem.IthinkIcanhavealongtalkwiththeminthemorning.Grandmausuallystartscookingataquartertotwelve.AndatthattimeIwillbeplayingchesswithmygrandpa.We'llhavelunchatnoonintheyard.Iwillspendthewholeafternoon5thebeautifulflowersintheirgardenandhelpingthemgrowvegetables.I'llbequitebusyandhappy.I'llstartmyjourneybackataboutfourthirtyintheafternoon.I'llhavedinnerwithmyfamily.1.A.snowyB.sunnyc.rainyD.windy2.A.nearB.closetoc.farawayD.farawayfrom3.A.arrivingB.toarrivec.arriveD.willarrive4.A.whenB.whilec.beforeD.after5.A.enjoyedB.enjoyc.toenjoyD.enjoying81.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:FamiliesinBritainMostpeopleinBritainliveinsfamilygroups.MorethanaquarterofhomeinBritainhaveonlyonepersoninthem.Someoftheseare〇peoplebutsomearepeopleoftwentyorthirtywhochoosetolivealone.35%ofhomeshavetwopeopleinthem,anda17%havethreepeople.15%havefourpeopleinthem,andtheotherhomeshavefiveormore.ThefamiliesinBritainaresmall.Itisunusualfparentstohavemorethantwochildren.Whenchildrenareabouteighteenornineteen,theyleavetheirparents'homes,andtheyoftengotodcities.Sometimestheyonlyvisittheirparentstwoorthreetimesayear.Doyoulikeabigfamilyorasmallone?

1381.CanYouStayAndPlaywithMe?陈静怡“What'sthematter,Bob?"askedhismother.t4Whydoyoulooksosad?”"Idon'thaveanyonetoplaywith,"Bobsaid."IwishwehadstayedinSaltLakeCity.Ihadfriendthere."44Youwillsoonmakefriendshere,"saidhismother."Waitandsee!"Justthentherewasatagonthedoor.Mrs.Milleropenedit.Therestoodawomanwithredhair."Hello,"shesaid."I'mMrs.Carey.Ilivenextdoor.""Comein,please,"saidMrs.Miller."BobandIaresogladyoucame.""Icametoaskfortwoeggs,"saidMrs.Carey."Iwanttobakeacake."uYoumayhavetheeggs,"saidMrs.Miller.t4Butdositdown.Let'shavecoffeeandtalkalittle."Thatafternoontherewasanothertaponthedoor.Mrs.Milleropenedit.Therestoodaboywithredhair."MynameisTomCarey,"hesaid."Mymothersentyouthiscakeandthesetwoeggs.""Why,thankyou,Tom,"saidMrs.Miller."ComeinandmeetmysonBob."TomandBobwereaboutthesameage.Soontheywerehavingcakeandmilk."Canyoustayandplaywithme?"askedBob."Yes,Icanstayanhour,"Tomsaid."Thenlet'splayball,"saidBob."Mydogwillwanttogetinthegame,too."TomfounditwasfuntoplaywithTrix.Hehadnodogofhisown（自己的）."I'mgladyoulivenextdoor,"saidBob."NowIhavesomeonetoplaywith.""Mothersaidwewouldsoonbegoodfriends,"Tomanswered."I'mgladyourmotherneededtwoeggs,"saidBob.Tomlaughed."Shedidn'treallyneedtheeggs,"hesaid."Shejustwantedtomakefriendswithyourmother!"ThenBoblaughed,too."That'safunnywaytomakefriends,"hesaid,uButit'saniceway.Itworked!"Choosethebestanswers:1.Mrs.CareycametoMrs.Millerto.A.borrowtwoeggsB.tosendacakeC.playwithTrixD.makefriendswithMrs.Miller2.Mrs.MillerwasatMrs.Carey'svisit.A.gladB.surprisedC.unhappyD.worried3.Trixwasthenameof.A.Tom'stoyB.adogC.Mrs.Carey'sdaughterD.Mrs.Miller'sson4.Thisstoryisaboutoneway.A.toborrowthingsfromyourneighbourB.toplaywithlittledogC.tobakecakesD.tomakefriends5.Theunderlineword"tap"inparagraph2means””.A.alightknockB.anoiseC.avoiceD.apush6.WhichthefollowisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.rFomhadadognamedTrix.B.TomandBobwereaboutthesameage.C.BobhadfriendsinSaltLakeCity.D.TomlivednextdoortoBob.

1483.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Todayismybirthday.Iam12yearsoldtoday.Ihadapartyatmyhouse.Allmyfriendscame.Inthemorning,mymotherandIwentto1.Weboughtsomesnacksandsoftdrinks.Thenwewentbackhome.Wegotthelivingroomready.Weputthefoodanddrinksonthetable,andweputuplotsofballoons2theroom.Sotheroomlookedverybrightandcolourful.Attwoo'clock,myfriendsarrived.Eachpersonbroughtmeapresent.Onefriendgavemeavideogame.Andthenweplayedvideogames,3crispsanddranksoftdrinks.Athalfpastthree,mymotherbroughtabirthdaycakeintothelivingroom.Therewere4candles（蜡烛）onthecake.Mumlit（点燃）thecandlesand5thelights.Everyonesang“Happybirthday",afterthatIblewoutthecandles.Unfortunately,Iblewtoohard.Iblewthecreamallovermyfriends'faces.Everyonescreamed（尖叫）!ThenIsaidsorrytomyfriends.Theylaughedbecauseitdidn'tmatter.Itwasfunny.Mumcutthecakeandeveryonehadapiece.Allofushadawonderfultime!1.A.school2.A.on3.A.eating4.A.ten5.A.turnedoverB.thedepartmentstoreB.toB.ateB.elevenB.turnedonC.thesupermarketC.atC.toeatC.twelveC.turnedaroundD.thepostofficeD.aroundD.eatD.thirteenD.turnedoff84.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:TomandJackaregoodfriends.Theyarehapicnictogether.Tomisalazy（懒惰的）boy.ButJackisn't.Onthesecondeveningoftheirholiday,JacksaystoTom,“Here'ssomemoney.Goandbuysomemeat.""I'mttired,"answersTom."Yougo."SoJackgoestobuythemeat.Laterhecomesb.HesaystoTom,"Nowhere'sthemeat.Pleasecookit."ButTomanswers,"No,I'mnotgoodatc.Youdoit."SoJackcooksthemeat.ThenhesaystoTomwithoutasmileonhisface,"Goandgetsamewater.""No,Idon'twanttogetmyclothesdirty,"Tomanswers.AtlastJacksays,“Themeat'sr.Comeandeatit.""Yes,I'lldothat,"answersTom."Idon'tlikesaying'No'allthetime."85.TelecardInternationa!赵艺蕾YoucanuseourBusinessTelecardInternationalatanycardphoneintheUnitedKingdom.Hereissomeinformationaboutmakinginternationalphonecalls.Youcannowphonealmostanycountryintheworld,althoughinsomecasesyoucanonlycallbigcities.Whenyoucan'tmakedirectcalls,youcanasktheinternationalopertortohelpyou.Thisismoreexpensiveandtakesmoretime,butitmaybehelpful.Ifyouwanttospeaktoaparticularpersonandnooneelse,inthiscaseyoushouldaskfora“person-to-personcall.Evenmoreexpensiveisareservechargecall,wherethepersonwhoreceivesthecallpays.Iftheinternationallineisbusy,youcanreserveacalltoexplainthenumberyouwantandtheoperatorwillcallbackwhenthelineisfree.

15Youcansavemoneybycallingoutsideofficehours,forexample,earlyinthemorning,lateatnightandonSundays.Rememberthatthetimemaybedifferentinthecountryyouarecalling.InternationaltimeisbasedonGMT(GreenwichMeanTime).LondonisonGMTandMoscow,forexample,isthreehourslater.Thereisoneproblem,changetoDST(DaylightSavingTime)forthesummer.IntheUK,clocksareputforwardonehourinspringandputbackinautumn,soLondonisactuallyonehouraheadofGMTinsummer.Choosethebestanswers1.YoucanmakephonecallswiththeBusinessTelecardInternational.A.atanyphoneintheUKB.toanyplaceintheworldC.toalmostallthebigcitiesintheworldD.toanyoneyouwanttospeakto2.Ifyouwanttomakeadirectcallandspeaktoaparticularperson.A.youshouldasktheinternationaloperatortohelpyouB.youshouldaskfora“person-to-person”callC.youwillpaymoremoneyforthecallD.youshouldaskforareservechargecall3.Youcansavemoney.A.bymakingadirectcallB.bycallingduringtheofficehoursC.bycallinginthemorningD.bycallingonSundays4.Londontimeis.A.onehouraheadofGMTinsummerB.onehourbehindGMTinsummerC.onehouraheadofGMTinautumnD.onehourbehindofGMTinautumn5.Theunderlinedword“reserveinthe3rdparagraphmeans"”.A.makeaplanB.setasideC.holdbackD.arrangeinadvance6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Youcansavemoneybycallingearlyinthemorningorlateatnight.B.Thetimemaybedifferentinthecountryyouarecalling.C.It'smoreexpensivetoaskanoperatortohelpyou.D.IntheUK,clocksareputforwardonehourinautumn.86.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:DoyouknowBarbie,1isblonde-hairedandblue-eyed?Thesebeautiful,thinBarbiedollscancry,smileandplaywithyou.RushHandler,the2ofBarbiedolls,oneoftheworld'smostpopulartoys,diedattheageof85.HandlerwasborninColorado,theUSA.Shelefthome3Hollywoodwhenshewasjust19yearsoldin192O.Bytheageof20,shehadmarriedherhighschoollover,ElliotHandler.In1959,RuthinventedanewdollnamedafterherdaughterBarbara.ShesaidthatshemadeBarbie4adeepbeliefthatlittlegirlswantedadollthey“couldhopetobelike,nothopetolookafter”.AsHandleroncesaid,"Throughthisdoll,alittlegirlcanbe5shewantstobe."BarbiefirstappearedattheAmericanToyFairin1959,with350,000dollssoldinthefirstyearandmorethan1billiondollssoldin150countriesnow.Barbiereachedtheageof50in2009andtherearemorethan80different

16kindsnow.1.A.whoseB.whichC.whoD.those2.A.inventB.inventionC.inventorD.inventing3.A.forB.toC.atD.in4.A.becauseB.asC.becauseofD.asfor5.A.nothingB.someoneC.somethingD.anything86.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Long,longago,therewasapoorman.Hehadanorangetreeinhisg.Onthetreethereweremanyfineoranges.Onedayhefoundoneofhisorangeswasmuchbthantheothers.Itwasasbigasafootball.Nhadeverseensuchabigorange.Thepoormantooktheorangetotheking.Thekingwaspleased.Hegavethemanalotofmoneyfit.Arichmanheardofit.Hesaidtohimself,"It'sonlyanorange.Whydidthekinggivesomuchmoneyforit?I'lltakemygoldcuptotheking.He'llgivememoremoney."Thenextday,whenthekinggotthegoldcup,hesaidtotherichman."Wabeautifulcup!I'llshowyousomethingwonderful.Pleasetakethisgreatorange."87.ATriptoNewYork郭钦旋Fvejustgothomeafteratwo-weekholidayintheUSAwithmyfamily.Itwasreallygreat,andIwanttoremember（记得）everything,soI'mputtingitallinthisdiary.DAY1WearrivedatNewYorkairportandtookayellowcabtoourhotel.Everythinghereissobig!PeoplecallNewYork“Thecitythatneversleeps.'9Anotherpopularnameforitis"Thebigapple".Don'taskmewhy!Thepopulation（人口）is7,323,000.34millionpeoplevisitNewYorkeveryyear!DAY2FirstwewenttotheEmpireStateBuilding（帝国大厦）whichis381metreshigh.WewentrightuptothetopandlookedoutacrossNewYork.Itwasafantastic（难以置信的）view!AfterthatIhadthebiggestburgerIhaveeverseen!Afterlunchwewentshopping.ClothesandCDsarecheaperthaninEngland,andtheshopsareBIG,BIG,BIG!Althoughitisabigcity,youcan'tgetlostbecausemostofthestreetshavenumbers.Forexample,ifyou'reinThirty-fourthStreet,it'seasytofindThirty-ninthStreet.DAY3一lastdayinNewYorkIt'sSaturday.CentralPark（中央公园）istheplacetogoatweekends.It'sfullofpeople

17walking,playing,joggingandskating.Therearemusicians（音ホ豕），artistsandtouristslikeme.There'sgreatzoointheparkwithlotsofinterestinganimals.Intheeveningwewenttothecinema.TheAmericanscallita"movietheatre".Choosethebestanswers:1.ThewriterstayedinNewYork.A.fortwoweeksB.forthreedaysC.foraweekD.fortwodays2.peopleliveinNewYork.A.34millionB.381millionC.7,323,000D.Thousandsof3.Thewritervisitedonthesecondday.A.NewYorkairportB.theBigAppleC.CentralParkD.theEmpireStateBuilding4.It'seasytofindthewayinNewYorkbecause.A.touristscangouptothetopoftheEmpireStateBuildingandlookoutacrossthecityB.mostofthestreetshavenumbersC.everythinginNewYorkisbigD.it'sfullofpeopleinthecity5.Theunderlinedword"cab"inparagraph2means"".A.busB.taxiC.tramD.train6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.YoucanfindalotoftouristsinCentralPark.B.TouristscangotoCentralParkonlyatweekends.C.There'sazoowithinterestinganimalsinCentralPark.D.Cinemasarecalled"movietheatres"intheUSA.

1889.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Lucy'sclassisgoingtovisitthezootomorrow.There'sabigzoo]alotofanimalsinourtown.Therearetwobigelephantsandababyelephant.Theyeat2grasseveryday.Theylikechildrenbecausechildrensometimesgivethembreadandbananas.Inourzootherearealsobrownbears,blackandwhitebears.Theystand3theirbacklegs,holduptheirarmsandaskforfood.Theylikecakeverymuch.Themonkeysarevery4,too.Theyclimbupropes（纟电ナ）andjumpdownagainandplaywitheachotherlikesmallchildren.Theylovenutsbest.Thereis5aChildren'sCornerinourzoo.Therechildrencanridehorsesanddonkeyshappily.1.A.have2.A.many3.A.on4.A.boring5.A.tooB.hasB.alotB.toB.funnyB.aswellC.withC.muchC.atC.dangerousC.eitherD.forD.lotsofD.underD.hungryD.also90.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:ItwasSundayandtheweatherwasf,soMrs.Smithsaid,"Let'sgoforapicnic.""Oh,yes!"saidMaryandJohn,hertwochildren."Yes,let'sgotothewoods（树林）andhaveourpicnict,"saidMr.Smith."Good.Helpmetogetthingsready,"saidMrs.Smith.Sooneverythingwasready,andtheyleftthehouse.Theydroveasmallroadstothewoods.Maryputablanketontheground,Johntookthefoodoutofthecar,Mr.SmithmafireandMrs.Smithmadetea."Isn'tbeautifulhere?"saidMrs.Smith."It'sveryquietandgreen,"answeredthechildren.Suddenlysomethingcaughthereye."Look!"criedMrs.Smith."Thereareants（蚂蚁）inthefood!"Yes,therewere.Therewerehundreds〇them.Theblanketwasonanants'snest（蚁巢）！91.AFunJob雷意彤Ifyouarelookingforafunjobthissummer,checkoutthepositions（职位）atyourlocalamusementpark.Butthisisn'tjustasummerjob;it'smorelikeapaid（有报酬的）holiday!TicketAttendants（售票员）Ticketattendantssellticketstoentertheamusementpark.Theyalsogivedirections（方向）andhandoutmaps.You'llbedealingwith（与扌丁交道）everyonecomingintotheparkandansweringanyquestionstheyhave.Andyou'llstayinsideasmallticketbooth（售票亭）allday.Thisisgreatonrainydays-butthat'sallaboutit.GamesAttendants（游戏示范员）Canyouthinkofanythingbetterthanplayinggamesalldaylong,allsummerlong?That'swhythegamesdepartment（部门）isoneofthecoolestplacestowork.You'llhavetohavealoudvoicebecauseyou'llbescreaming（inagoodway）togetpeople'sattention,sothatthey'llcomeovertoyouboothandplayafewroundsofyour

19game.Iftheywin,yougettohandoutaprize!CostumedCharacters（卡通角色扮演者）You'llcertainlysweat（流汗）alotbywalkingaroundinacartooncostume（月艮饰），greetingandentertainingpeopleandhandingoutballoonstoallthechildren.Choosethebestanswers:1.Ticketattendantsattheamusementpark.A.handoutballoonstochildrenB.screamaloudtogetpeople'sattentionC.givedirectionstopeopleD.walkaroundinacartooncostume2.isoneofthecoolestplacestoworkattheamusementpark.A.TheticketboothB.ThegamesdepartmentC.TheentrancetotheparkD.Theshop3.Ifyouworkasacostumedcharacter,youwillA.playgamesalldaylongB.handoutprizesC.havetohavealoudvoiceD.walkaround,greatandentertainpeople4.Ifyouloseyourwayattheamusementpark,youmaygototogetamap.A.thegameboothB.thetelephoneboothC.theticketboothD.theshop5.Ifyoudon'twanttoworkoutsideonarainyday,youmaychoosetoworkasattheamusementpark.A.aticketattendantB.agamesattendantC.aguardD.acostumedcharacter6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Workingattheamusementparkismorelikeapaidholiday.B.Costumedcharactersoftensweatalotbywalkingaroundinacartooncostume.C.Ticketsattendantshavetostayinasmallboothallday.D.Gamesattendantshandoutmapsandprizestokids.92.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:DearMum,Idon'tthinkyou1mylife.YouthinkIshouldbestudyingallthetime.Iknowyouwantme2agoodjobwhenIgrowup,butIwouldliketohaveawonderfultime,too.Youneverthinkaboutfunthingsformetodolikemusic,sports.Towdaysago,whenI3afootballmatchonTV,youaskedmetostopanddomyhomework.Afterfinishingmyhomework,stillIwasn'tallowed（被允许）toreadmyfootballmagazines.YousaidIhadtogotobedearly.Thatwasbadenough,4yesterdaywastheworstday.1boughtsomecomputergames,andputtheminmybagsothatyouwouldn'tseethem.ItoldyouthatI5domyhomeworkfirst.Iknowitwaswrongtolie（说谎）toyou,butyoutoldmethatDadwouldtalktomelater.Mum,Ididn'tquitelikewhatyoudidtome!Ireallyloveyou,mum,butIwishyoucouldtrynottobesohardonme.Love,Tony

201.A.seeB.meetC.understandD.know2.A.findB.tofindC.lookforD.tolookfor3.A.waswatchingB.watchedC.watchD.hadwatched4.A.thenB.andC.beforeD.but5.A.havetoB.mustC.hadtoD.could92.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Thereisanosaying,“Awoman'splaceisinthehome."Thatisn'ttrueanymoreintheUnitedStates.In1970only36%womenworkedoutsidehome,butin1989mthan65%womendid.Thenumberincreases（增力口）everyyear.Waresomanywomenworkingoutsidehome?Forsingle（单身的）women,it'snecessary（需要的）.Andbecausethecost（花费）oflivinghasincreasedquickly,manymarriedwomenalsohavetostartworking.Finally,asmorewomengetmoreandmoreeducation（教育）,theyarenolonger（不再）happytosathomeashousewives.Whatkindofjobsdowomenhave?Mostwomenworkattraditional（传统的）women'sjobsasecretaries,librarians,nursesandteachers.Butthey'retalkingtraditionalmen'sjobs,too.They'rebecomingscientists,doctors,business-womenandpilots.93.School刘楚瑜Maggiekeptherdiaryalmosteveryday.Onedayshewrote,t425May,2155“andthenthissentence:"TodayTomfoundarealbook."Itwasaveryoldbook.Maggiesuddenlyrememberedthathergrandfatheroncesaidthatcenturiesagoallbookswereprintedonpaper.Thismustbeabookofthattime.TomandMaggiewereinterestedinreadingthebook.Theyhadneverturnedapagebeforebecausewhenevertheywantedtoread,thebooksappearedonTV.“What'sitabout?"Maggieasked."School."Maggiedidn'tliketheidea.Shehatedschool.Herschoolwasaroomnexttoherbedroom.TherewasamachinewithbigTVonit.ThebigTVshowedherlessons,askedherquestionsandgaveherexercisesandexaminationpapers.“Whatdidtheywriteaboutschool?"“It'snotourkindofschool,"Tomanswered."Thisistheoldkindofschoolhundredsofyearsago.Theyhadteachers.Allwerepeople.Theyhadaspecialbuildingandallthepupilswentthere.""Really?Andallthepupilslearnedthesamething?"“Yes,iftheywerethesameage,thebooksays."“Maggie!School!"themachineinthenextroomcalled.Itwasalwaysonatthesametimeonweekdays.MaggielookedattheTV,butshewasthinkingabouttheoldschool.Allthepupilsfromtheneighbourhoodcame.Theylaughedwhentheyplayedballgames.Theysattogetherintheclassroom,wenthometogether,andtheteacherswerepeople.Oh,whatfuntheyhad!

21Choosethebestanswer:1.Tomfoundon25May,2155.A.Maggie'sdiaryB.apagefromabookC.anoldbookD.anoldschool2.MaggieandTomreadbooks.A.intheclassroomB.onTVC.atschoolD.intheirbedrooms3.gaveMaggieexercisesandexaminationpapers.A.Maggie'steachersB.Maggie'sparentsC.TomD.AmachinewithabigTV4.Inthestory,thestudentsin2155.A.didn'tgotoschoolB.didn'thaveexaminationsC.sattogetherintheclassroomD.wenthometogetherafterschool5.ThemachinewithabigTV.A.wasinMaggie'sbedroomB.wasverynoisyC.toldMaggieabouttheoldbooksD.wasalwaysonatthesametimeonweekdays6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Allthestudentsofthesameagelearnedthesamethinginoldschools.B.MaggieandTomhadneverreadarealbookbefore.C.Maggiehatedschoolbecauseshehadtodoalotofexercises.D.Maggielikedtheoldschoolbecausethestudentsgottogetherandhadalotoffun.95.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Lifeinthefuturewillbedifferent」lifetoday.Thepopulationisgrowingfast.Therewillbemorepeopleintheworldandmostofthemwilllive2.Peoplewillworkfewer3thantheydonowandtheywillhavemorefreetimeforsports,watchingTVandtravelling.Travellingwillbemuchcheaperandeasier.Andmorepeoplewillgoto4countriesforholidays.Therewillbechangesinourfood,too.Morelandwillbeusedforbuildingnewtownsandhousesforallthepeople.Thentherewillbe§roomforcowsandsheep,someatwillbemoreexpensive.Maybenoonewilleatiteveryday.Insteadtheywilleatmorefruitandvegetables.Maybepeoplewillbehealthier.1.A.asB.fromC.toD.with2.A.longB.oldC.longerD.older3.A.timeB.timesC.hourD.hours4.A.otherB.anotherC.othersD.theothers5.A.muchB.lessC.moreD.fewer

2295.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Schoolsareplacestolearnin.Ingreat-granddad'sday,schoolswered.Manyschoolsonlyhadonebigclassroomandallthechildrencrowedintoit.Thereweresmanychildreninsomeclassesthatteachershadtogettheolderboysandgirlstohteachthelittleones.Childrenwenttoschooltolearntoreadandwriteandcount.Oftenchildrendidn'thaveebookstoread.Theylearnedtoreadfromwordswrittenontheblackboard.Somechildrenmaynevergotoschoo!一buttheystilllearn.Theymightlivesomewhereintheworldwheretheyhavetolearntohuntandfish,andclimbtreesforhoney.Theymighthavetolearnallabouttheplantsandfruitstheycanuseforfood.Thesechildrenmightnlearntoreadorwriteorcount,buttheyplaygamesjustlikechildreneverywhere.96.IsItTasty?岑功Robinlikedtellinglies.Allhisfriendswerefooledandtheywantedtopunish（惩罚）himforit,buttheycouldnotfindanywaystodoit.OnedaytheytoldGeorgeaboutit.Georgethoughtforawhileandsaid,haveagoodidea.Icandowithhim,Ithink.”ThatafternoonGeorgewenttoseeRobinwithRobin'sfriends.Hesaid,“Ihearyouaregoodattellinglies.ButIhaveinventedadrink.Ifyoudrinkalittleofthedrink,you'lltellthetruth."Ofcourse,Robindidn'tbelieveit.Hesaidproudly,t4Themenwhocanfoolmewon'tbeborn."“Dareyouhaveatry?"saidGeorge."YouwilltellthetruthifyoudoasIsay.""Well,"saidRobin,"I'msurethatI'llwin."GeorgebroughtoutalittlebottleandgaveittoRobin.Assoonashedrankalittle,Robinstoppedatonce.Hewantedtosaysomething,butherememberedwhathehadjustsaid,sohestoodtherequietly."Goon!"Georgesaidwithasmile."Isittasty?"AtlastRobincouldn'thelpshouting,"It'snotadrink,butkerosene（燃油）.''Allhisfriendsbegantolaughandhisfaceturnedred.Choosethebestanswers:1.Robin'sfriendswantedtopunishhimbecause.A.hewasalwaysfooledbythemB.helikedtellingliesC.hewasfooledbyGeorgeD.hewastooproud2.hadanideatofoolRobin.A.GeorgeB.RobinC.Robin'sfriendsD.Noone3.Robindidn'tbelievethatatfirst.A.GeorgewouldfoolhimB.thedrinkwastastyC.GeorgehadinventedadrinkD.hewouldtellthetruth4.AssoonasRobindrankalittleofthedrink.A.hesaidsomethingatonce

23A.heansweredthequestionatonceB.hestoppedatonceC.hetoldthetruthatonce1.Theunderlinedword"invented"inthe3,dparagraphmeans""A.foundB.madeC.discoveredD.lookedfor2.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.RobinwasfooledbyGeorgeatlast.B.ThedrinkinventedbyGeorgewastasty.C.Robinwaslaughedatbyhisfriendsatlast.D.Robinwasgoodattellinglies.98.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Whenhissonwasill,Mr.Davistookhimtoaclinic.Theboywas]patientofthedayanddidnothavetowaitlong.Thenursetookhimintothedoctor'sroomwhileMr.Daviswaitedoutside.Afterafewminutes,thedoctorcameoutofhisroomand2thenurse."Havewegotascrewdriver（螺丝刀）？Heasked.Thenurselooked3adrawerandfoundascrewdriver.Shegaveittothedoctorandhewentbackintohisroom.Afewminuteslaterhecameoutagain,“Ineedasaw（锯子）hesaidtothenurse.Againthenursewenttothedrawer.Shefoundasawandgaveittothedoctor.Hewentbackintohisroom.Afewminuteslaterthedoctorcameoutofhisroom4'Tmgoingtoneedahammer.^^Thenursefoundahammerinthedrawerandgaveittothedoctor.Thistime,Mr.Daviscouldnotkeepquiet.uExcuseme,“hesaid,"butwhat'swrongwithmyson?Andwhatareyoudoingwithhim?""Ihaven'texaminedhimyet,"thedoctorsaid,"I'mstilltryingtogetmybag5."1.A.firstB.lastC.thefirstD.thelast2.A.toldB.saidC.spoketoD.askedto3.A.inB.forC.overD.at4.A.forthefirsttimeB.forthesecondtimeC.forthethirdtimeD.forthefourthtime5.A.outB.openC.closedD.in99.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:NewYork,London,Parisandotherbigcitiesareexcitingplacestolivei.Therearemanyinterestingthingstoseeandtodo.Youcangotodifferentkindsofmuseums,playsandfilms.Youcanalsogotoscentrestobuythingsfromallovertheworld.Butthereareserious（严重的）problemsinbigcities,too.Thecost（花费）oflivingish,andtherearetoomanypeopleinsomeplacesofbigcities.Everyyearmanypeoplemove

24tobigcitiesbofthechances（机会）tofindjobs,tostudyatschools,andtoreceive（接受）goodmedical（医药的）care.Butsometimesthesepeoplecannotfindworkoragoodplacetolivein.Also,toomanypeopleinasmallspacemakeithardtokthecitiessafeandclean.Somepeopleenjoylivinginbigcities,othersdonot.Beforepeoplemovetoabigcity,theyshouldthinkabouttheproblemsoflivingthere.98.SafetyRulesinanEarthquake张博皓Every30secondsthereisanearthquake,butdon'tworrybecausemostaresoweakthattheycannotbefelt.Onlyafewbigoneshurtpeople.Manyearthquakeshappenedinchina,suchasthebigoneinSichuan.Thousandofpeoplediedinit.Soit'simportanttoknowwhattodowhenonehits.Herearesometipsonhowtostaysafeinanearthquake.1.Ifyouareindoorsduringanearthquake,hideunderadesk.Stayawayfromwindowandanythingthatcouldfallonyou.2.Ifyouareoutdoors,movetoaclearplace.Trytobeawayfromtrees,signs,buildingsandstreetlight.Thesecouldfallonyou.3.Ifyouareinashopandfarfromthedoor,don'ttrytorunoutsideandrushfortheexit.Everyonewillbedoingthatandyou'llfindithardgettingout.Don'tgetintoaliftduringanearthquake.Justhideundersomestrongcovernearyou.4.Whenanearthquakehasended,becarefulbecauseshocksmaystillhappenafter.Thesearejustasdangerousastheearthquakeitself.Sostayunderthedeskuntilyoumakesureit'ssafetogetup.5.Ifyouareathomeandyousmellgas,openthewindowsandgetoutofthebuildingasquicklyasyoucan.Agaslineinyouhousemaybebroken.Thiscouldbeverydangerous.Choosethebestanswers:1.Thereisanearthquake.A.allovertheworldB.every30secondsC.everyminuteD.everysecond2.Ifyouareindoorsduringanearthquake,.A.trytorunoutsideandrushfortheexitB.MovetoaclearplaceC.OpenthewindowsD.Hideunderadesk3.It'shardtogetoutofashopifyouarefarawayfromthedoorwhenanearthquakehappensbecause.E.everyoneintheshopwillbetryingtorunoutsideF.Youcan'ttaketheliftintheshopG.YoumusthideundersomestrongcovernearyouH.Youaretoofarawayfromthedoor4.Whenanearthquakehasended,.A.youmuststayawayfromwindowsB.Youshouldstayunderthedeskuntilit'ssafetogetupC.YoumustmovetoaclearplaceD.Youshouldopenthewindowsandgetout5.Theunderlinedword"exit"inthe5thparagraphmeans"".A.thewayinB.entranceC.thewayoutD.door6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

25A.Mostearthquakescannotbefeltbecausetheyaretooweak.B.Trytobeawayfromtrees,signs,buildingsandstreetlightsifyouareoutdoors.C.Ifyousmellthegas,callthegascompanyatonce.D.Shocksstillhappenafteranearthquakehasended101.Readthepassageandchosethebestanswers:Nobodylikerulesbuteveryone1followthem.Asateenageryouprobablyhavelotsofrulestofollow.Youcan'tbelate2schoolandyouhavetodoyourhomework.Youcan't3drinkinclass.Athome,yourparentsmightsayyouhavetohelpcleanthehouse,andyoucan'tgooutonaschoolnight.Adultshavetofollowrules,too.Theyhavetobeintheoffice4andforsomejobstheyhavetowearauniform.Ifyoudriveacar,therearetrafficrulesyouhavetofollow.5,youhavetodriveonthecorrectsideoftheroad.Youhavetoturnonyourheadlights（车幻冃ij）atnight,andyoucan'tparkanywhereyoulike.Rulesareeverywhere,buttheyarethereforourown（自己的）safety.1.A.havetoB.hastoC.canD.mustn't2.A.atB.inC.toD.for3.A.andB.orC.butD.too4.A.ontimeB.attimeC.intimeD.fortime5.A.SuchusB.HoweverC.ForexampleD.Likely102.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Maybetherearemanydifferentticketsforbustravelindifferentpartsallovertheworld.Here'sastoryaboutit.Once,anAmericanwasinanAfricanvillage.Hegonabusandthedriverheldouttohimayellowticket.t6You'dbetterbuyayellowticket,"sidethedriver.<4It'sonedollar.Ihavetwo〇kinds,theredoneisfiftycentsandthegreenoneistencents."“Greenone,p,"saidtheman.Thebuss.Nowitwasgrowingdarkandthebusbegantogoupahill.Suddenlyitsopped."Yellowticketpassengers,"saidthedriver,"stay〇thebus,please.Redticketpassengers,getoutandwalk.Greenticketpassengersgetout,shutthedoorandpushthebus!"

26101.AmericanFood步泽旭WhatisAmericanfood?Tomanypeople,Americanfoodmeanshamburgers,hotdogs,andfriedchicken.However,arethesetheonlykindsoffoodintheU.S.?Exceptforthanksgivingturkey,it'shardtofindatypical"American"food.TheUnitedStatesisalandofimmigrants（移民）.WhenpeoplemovetoAmerica,theybringtheircookingstyleswiththem.SoAmericanseatfoodfrommanydifferentcountries.That'swhyyoucanfindalmosteverykindofethnic（民族的）foodinAmerica,suchasItalianpizza,Mexicantacos（玉米饼）andChinesefriedrolls.Buttheydon'ttastequiteliketheoriginal（原来的,最初的）food!Asalargecountry,theU.S.hasseveralregions（地区），andeachregionhasitsownstyleoffood.YoucanvisittheSouthandenjoycountry-stylecooking,takeatriptoNewEnglandandtryseafooddishes,andtravelthroughtheMidwestforbakedfood.NowadaysAmericansliveatafastpaceandoftengrabaquickbitetoeat.OneofthemostcommonquickAmericanmealsisasandwich.SomeAmericansalsochoosetoeatjunkfood,butothersprefer4allnaturafeatinghabits.Theyrefusetoeatanyfoodwithadditives（添加剂）.Americancultureisagoodillustration（说明）ofthesaying:Youarewhatyoueat.Thedifferentkindsoffoodshowthedifferentkindsofpersonaltaste.Anyway,it'sall-American.Choosethebestanswers:（）1.arepopularAmericanfood.A.Tacos,turkeyandsandwichesB.Hamburgers,hotdogs,andfiredchickenC.Pizza,pastaandfriedrollsD.Bakedfood,firedfoodandseafooddishes（）2.It'stofindatypicaluAmerican"foodbecausetheUnitedStatesisalandofimmigrants.A.easyB.difficultC.quickD.interesting（）3.OneofthemostcommonquickAmericanmealsis.A.pizzaB.turkeyC.asandwichD.bakedpotatoes（）4.Youcanenjoytheseafooddishesin.A.NewEnglandB.theSouthC.theMidwestD.thecountryside（）5.rFheunderlinedword"refuse"inthe4thparagraphmeans"2A.don'tagreeB.agreeC.don'tacceptD.accept（）6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassageA.IntheUnitedStates,eachregionhasitsownstyleoffoodB.AmericanseatfoodfrommanydifferentcountriesC.Youarewhatyoueat"meansthatthedifferentkindsoffoodshowthedifferentkindsofpersonaltaste.D.FoodwithoutadditivesistypicalAmericanfood.

27104TheFirstFrozenFoodWhenweeatfruitsandvegetablesinthemiddleofwinter,weshouldthankClarenceBirdseye]it.ClarenceBirdseyeinvented(发明)frozenfood2changingthetaste.BirdseyewasbominNewYork.Hewishedhisfamilycouldhavefreshfoodallyear.Onecoldwinter,whenhe3inCanada,hefoundthefishfrozenalmostatonceafterhepulledthemfromthewater,andthefishwasstillverydeliciousseveralmonthslater!Hecametoknowthatifpeoplewanted4foodforalongtime,theyneededtofreezeitquickly.In1923,Birdseyeboughtanelectricfan,brine(盐水)，andsomeicewith7dollars.Withthem,heinventedamethod(技术)offreezingandpackingfreshfood.Thefirst5vegetables,fruits,seafood,andmeatweresoldforthefirsttimein1930intheUSA.Peoplelovedthem!()1.A.toB.atC.forD.on()2.A.notB.withC.withoutD.wasnot()3.A.wasworkingB.isworkingC.worksD.hadworked()4.A.keepB.tokeepC.keepingD.kept()5.A.freezingB.freezesC.frozeD.frozen105.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Doyoulikesandwiches?Doyouknowwheresandwichescamefrom?SandwichwasanEnglishman.Helivedint18thcentury(世纟己).Sandwichwasrich,bhelikedtoplaycardsformoney.Heoftenplayedfor24hour,anddidn'tevensTohavehismeals.Heaskedhisservants(イト人)tobringhimsomemeatandbread.Hep_Themeatbetweentwopiecesofbreadandheldthefoodinhislefthandwhileheplayedcardwithhisrighthand.PeoplelikedSandwichdid.FromthenameofthemanSandwich,wehavethewordofthefood“sandwich“today.106.ReadingComprehension林兀曦CampingIsFun!Campingcanteachyoumanythings,suchashowtorecognize（认出）plantsandanimals,tosetupatent（帐篷），andtoreadamap.Mostofall,you'lllearntounderstandyourselfandyourplaceinnature（自然）.Whetheryoudecidetotravelonfootintothewilderness（旷野），totravelbyboat,orsimplytodrivetoanearbycamp-ground,youareprobably（可能）lookingforthesame

28experience（经历）.Mostcampershopetofindasimplerlifestyle.Theytend（有助于）toforgetaboutworkandworrieswhiletheyenjoybeingoutdoors.Becausethenumberofcampersisincreasing（增长）daily,theNationalParkServiceadvisesoutdoorloverstorememberseveralthings.First,itaskseveryonetotreat（对待）naturewithrespect（尊重）.Thatinvolves（含有）leavingyourcampsitecleanerthanyoufoundit.Itinvolveslearningtoenjoythenaturalworldofplantsandanimalswithoutdisturbing（干扰）it.Rememberthatwildanimalsarewild,andtheycanhurtyou,justasyoucanhurtthem.Theparkserviceinvitesyoutoenjoyandexplore（探究）theworldofnature,butatthesametime,ithopesyoutoprotecteachareayouvisitsothatfuturegenerations（代）mayhavethesameenjoyabletime.Choosethebestanswers:1.Campingcanteachyou.A.howtotravelonfootB.howtosetupatentC.howtodrivetoanearbycamp-groundD.howtofindasimplerlifestyle2.Mostcampershopeto.A.learnhowtorecognizeplantsandanimalsB.travelintothewildernessC.findasimplerlifestyleD.learnhowtoreadamap3.Campingcanhelpyouto.A.treatnaturewithrespectB.findsomeofthesameexperienceC.understandyourselfD.forgetaboutworkandworries4.rFheNationalParkServiceasksoutdoorlovers.A.nottodisturbthenaturalworldofplantsandanimalsB.totravelonfootintowildernessC.toenjoybeingoutdoorsD.totravelbyboat5.Theunderlineword“aavises"inparagraph3means"A.asksB.giveadvicetoC.warnsD.helps6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.You*11learntounderstandyourselfandyourplaceinnaturewhilecamping.B.Everyoneshouldtreatnaturewithrespectandprotectit.C.Youcanlearnalotofthingsfromcamping.D.Youcanhurtwildanimalsiftheyhurtyou.106.ClozeTestIfyougointothewoodswithfriends,staywiththem.Ifyoudon't,you]getlost（迷路）.Ifyoudogetlost,thisiswhatyoushoulddo.Sitdownandstaywhereyouare.Don'ttry2yourfriends.Letthemfindyou.Youcanhelpthemtofindyoubystayinginoneplace.Thereisanotherwaytohelpyourfriendsor3nearbypeopletofindyou.Givethemasignal（信号）byshoutingorwhistling（吹口哨）threetimes.Stop.4shoutorwhistlethreetimesagain.Anysignalgiventhreetimesisacallforhelp.Keepuptheshoutingorwhistling,alwaysthreetimestogether.Whenpeoplehearyou,they

29willknowthatyouarenotjustmakingnoise5.Theywillletyouknowthattheyhaveheardyoursignal.Theywillgiveyoutwoshoutsortwowhistles.Whenasignalisgiventwice（两次），itisananswertoacallforhelp.1.A.mustB.shouldC.mayD.could2.A.tofindB.findC.findsD.found3.A.anotherB.theotherC.otherD./4.A.ThenB.AfterC.FinallyD.And5.A.forhelpB.forstudyC.forworkD.forrun106.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:MikeandDickwereverygoodfriends.TheydecidedtospendtheirholidayinA.Theyrented（租）acarinSydneyandbegantheirtrip.Thatafternoonthesunwasshiningintheskyandtheycouldn'tfindanyshadetrees（遮阴树）besidetheroad.Itwassohotttheycouldn'tgoondriving.Atthatmoment,Mikefoundtherewasarivernotfaraway.Theystoppedthecarbyitandgotoffq.Dicksawtherewasaboyswimmingintheriverandasked“Arethereanysharks（鲨鱼）intheriver,boy?”"No,therearen't."answeredtheboy.Sotheyjumpedintotheriverandbtoswim.Afterawhile,Mikefeltsomethinghitagainsthisleg.HetoldDickaboutit.Dickbecameafraid.Hethoughtforashorttimeandstoppedtoasktheboya.“Isittruethattherearen'tanysharksintheriver?""Yes,sir."Theboysaidwithasmile."There'realotofcrocodiles（鳄鱼）intheriverandsharkscan'tliveinit!"107.HealthyEating徐杨浩Judydoesn'tfeelwellforseveraldays.ShegoestothedoctoronFriday.Shetellsthedoctorthatshethinkthereissomethingwrongwithherstomach（胃）.Thedoctorexamines（检查）hercarefully,thenhesays,“Well,doyoueatregularly（有规律地）everyday?,9“Sure!Ihavegoodeatinghabits!*'“Thenwhatdoyouusuallyeatforyourthreemealseveryday?,9“Ihaveanappleforbreakfastandsometimesapieceofbread.Forlunch,Iusuallyhavehamburgers,meatandorangejuice.Iknowdinnerisveryimportant,soIhaveabigdinnereveryday!Ialwayshavefish,vegetables,eggs,sausages,cheese,chickensoup,riceandcake.SometimesIeatice-creamandpuddings.Youknow,Ilikemydinner.99

30Thedoctorsmilesandsays,“I'mafraidyouarenotright,madam.Dinnerisimportant,butyoushouldn'teattoomuch.Youmusteatlessintheevening.Andyourbreakfastisreallynotgoodenough.Infact,breakfastisthemostimportantmeal!Weneeditmost!Wedon'teatanythingwhenwearesleepingandweneedtostartaday'swork,sopleasehaveanicebreakfast!"“First,youmustdrinksomemilkeverymorning.Thenyoumayhavedifferentchoices（选择）everyday.Youmaychooseeggs,bread,sandwiches,noodles,vegetablesandfruit.Ithinkyou'llgetbettersoon."Choosethebestanswers:1.Thereissomethingwrongwith.A.Judy'smouthB.Judy'sstomachC.Judy'searD.Judy'sthroat2.Judyusuallyhasforlunch.A.anappleandapieceofbreadB.fish,vegetableandeggsC.sausages,cheeseandchickensoupD.hamburgers,meatandorangejuice3.SometimesJudyeatsice-creamandpuddingsfor.A.dinnerB.breakfastC.lunchD.teabreak4.Accordingtothedoctor,isthemostimportantmealinaday.A.breakfastB.lunchC.dinnerD.AandC5.Weshouldfordinner.A.eatasmuchaspossibleB.eatice-creamandpuddingsC.drinksomemilkD.noteattoomuch6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.rFhedoctorexaminesJudycarefully.B.Judyhasastomachachebecauseshedoesn'thavebreakfast.C.ThedoctorgivesJudyadviceonherdiet.D.Judyeatstoomuchforherdinner.110.ReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswersEnglishbreakfastisvery1meal---eggs,tomatoes,tea,coffeeFormanypeoplelunchisaquickmeal.Incitiesthereare_2sandwichesshops.Thoseofficeworkerscanbuythekindofwhitebreadandallkindsofsaladandmeatorfish_3lunchthere.Schoolchildrencanhaveahotmealatschool,butmanyjusttakeasandwich,adrinkandsomefruitfromhome."Tea"means4things.Itisadrinkandameal!Somepeoplehaveafternoonteawithsandwiches,cakesandacupoftea.Theyusuallyhavetheeveningmealquiteearly,between6:00and8:00,andoften,allthefamilyeattogether.OnSundaysmanyfamilieshaveatraditional（传统的）lunch.Theyhavechicken,pork,potatoes,vegetablesTheEnglishmenlikefoodfrom5countries,too.Peopleoftengettake-awaymeals-theybuythefoodoutsideandthenbringithometoeat.1.A.easyB.simpleC.bigD.small2.A.notmanyB.muchC.alotD.lotsof3.A.onB.atC.forD.in

314.A.manyB.someC.twoD.all5.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theothers110.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Agoodbreakfastisi.AtestwasgivenintheUnitedStatesashorttimeago.Peopleofdages,from12to83,wereaskedtohavethetest.Duringthetest,theyweregivenallkindsofbreakfast,andstheygotnobreakfastatall.Scientistswantedtoseehowwelltheirbodiesworkedwhentheyhadeatendifferentkindsofbreakfast.Theresults（结果）showthatifapersoneatsarightbreakfast,heorshewillworkbthanifheorshehasnobreakfast.Ifastudenthasfruit,breadandmilkbeforegoingtoschool,hewilllearnmorequicklyandlistenmorecarefullyinclass.Theresultsareopposite（＞|fl反的）towsomepeoplethink.Havingnobreakfastwillnothelpyouloseweight.Thisisbecausepeoplebecomesohungryatnoonthattheyeattoomuchforlunch.Theywillgain（获得）weightinsteadof（イ弋替）losingit.111.HowtoCreateaClassHomepage?袁煜博LucyandherclassmatearediscussingaboutcreatingahomepagefortheirclassLucy:Whatshouldweputonourclasshomepage?Jane:Ithinkourclasshomepageshouldhavedailyorweeklynewsofclassactivities.Lucy:Whatkindofclassactivities?Jane:Somethinglikespringoutings,classmeetings,aschoolsingingcontest,etc,Mathew:Wewillgoforaspringoutingnextweek,won'twe?Icanwritesomethingaboutit.Lucy:Great.Whatelseshouldourclasshomepagehave?Mathew:Um...Howaboutphotosofstudents*artwork,presentations,andoutdooractivities?Lucy:Goodidea!Butwhowilltakethephotos?Mathew:AsIamafanofphotography,Icantakethephotos.Jane:I'vegotanidea.Asparentsalwayswanttoknowthatassignmentstheirkidsdoandafterclass,wecanalsopostourweeklyagenda,includingin-classassignmentandhomeworkassignments,onthehomepage.Lucy:AndIthinkIcancreatea"readingcorner"ontheclasshomepage,too.AsIamabookworm,Icanrecommendgoodbookstoourclassmates.Jane:Great!Let'sgetdowntowork!Choosethebestanswers:

321.studentsarediscussingaboutcreatingahomepagefortheirclass.A.TwoB.ThreeC.FourD.Five2.Theclasshomepagewillhave.A.cartoonsB.TheEnglishCorner.C.newsofclassactivitiesD.stories3.canrecommendgoodbookstotheclassmates.A.LucyB.MathewC.JaneD.Noone4.isinterestedintakingphotos.A.JaneB.LucyC.MathewD.Noone5.Theunderlinedword"agenda*'inthe11thparagraphmeans"".A.timetableB.listC.scheduleD.table6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Mathewwillwriteaboutthespringoutingnextweek.B.In-classassignmentsandhomeworkassignmentswillbeputonthehomepage.C.Dailyorweeklynewsofclassactivitieswillbefoundontheclasshomepage.D.Janeisabookwormandwillcreatea"readingcomer"ontheclasshomepage.113.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:AlmosteveryoneknowsthemeaningsofMr.,andMiss.Mr.isused]thenamesofmen.Mrs.isformarried（已婚的）womenandMissisforunmarriedwomen.ButwhatisMs?For2,businessmenintheUnitedStateshaveusedMs.beforeawoman'snamewhentheydonotknowwhether（是否）thewomanismarriedornot.Today,3_,manywomenlikeMs.betterthanMiss.Theword"Mr."doesnottelluswhetherornotamanismarried.Sotheywanttobeequalto（和平等）meninthisway.Thesewomenfeelthat4isnotimportantforpeopletoknowwhethertheyaremarriedornot.TherearesomeproblemswithMs.,however.Notallthewomenlikeit.Someliketheolderwaysofdoingthings.Somefinditdifficulttoread.Youngwomenlikeitbetterthanolderwomendo.Itis5toknowwhetherMs.willbeusedbymoreAmericanwomeninthefuture.Whatdoyouthinkofit?1.A.afterB.beforeC.aboveD.under2.A.sometimeB.sometimesC.sometimeD.sometimes3.A.howeverB.butC.soD.then4.A.thisB.thatC.itD.them5.A.easyB.simpleC.excitedD.difficult

33113.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:Onceakingfeltuandaskedacleveroldmanhowhecouldfindhappiness."That'sverysimple,"theoldmansaid."Youjustput〇theshirtofahappymanandyou'llbehappy."Thekingthankedtheoldmanandbtolookforahappyman.Hevisitedmanycountriesandmetkings,doctorsandothers.Buttheyalsosaidtheywerenothappy.Onedayhesawapoorfarmerwinthefields.Themanwassingingallthewhileandlookedveryhappyindeed.Thekingwentuptohimandasked,"Areyouhappy,mygoodman?""Yes,qhappy,"answeredthefarmer."Canyousellmeyourshirt?"askedtheking."Myshirt?"thefarmersaidinsurprise,"ButIhaven'tgotone.Ineverhadone."Answer:uobwq114.WindEnergy郭钦律Windcanbeusedtodowork.Thekinetic动的）energyofthewindcanbechangedintootherformsofenergy,eithermechanicalenergyorelectricalenergy.Whenaboatliftsasail,itisusingwindenergytopushitthroughthewater.Thisisoneformofwork.Farmershavebeenusingwindenergyformanyyearstopumpwaterfromwellsusingwindmills.InHolland,windmillshavebeenusedforcenturiestopumpwaterfromlow-lyingareas.Windisalsousedtoturnlargegrindingstonestogrind（磨）wheatorcorn,justlikeawaterwheelisturnedbywaterpower.Today,thewindisalsousedtomakeelectricity.Blowingwindspinstheblades（翼）onawindturbine（涡轮）一justlikealargetoypinwheel.Thisdeviceiscalledawindturbine,notawindmill.Awindmillgrindsormillsgrain,orisusedtopumpwater.Youuseasinglesmallerwindturbinetopowerahomeoraschool.Inorderforawindturbinetoworkefficiently,windspeedsusuallymustbeabove12to14milesperhour.Windhastobethisspeedtoturntheturbinesfastenoughtogenerateelectricity.Theturbinesusuallyproduceabout50to3,000kilowattsofelectricityeach.Akilowattis1,000watts.Youcanlightten100wattlightbulbswith1,000watts.So,a300kilowattwindturbinecouldlightup3,000lightbulbsthatuse100watts!About11percentoftheentireworld'swind-generatedelectricityisfoundinCalifornia.OthercountriesthatusealotofwindenergyareDenmarkandGermany.Choosethebestanswers:1.Thewindenergycanbechangedinto.A.kineticenergyB.mechanicalenergyC.electricalenergyD.eithermechanicalenergyorelectricalenergy2.Farmerusethewindenergyto.A.makewindturbinesB.pumpwaterfromwells

34C.makeelectricityD.workefficiently1.Awindturbine.A.islikealargetoypinwheelB.usuallyproducesabout500to3,000kilowattsofelectricityC.runsataspeedof14milesperhourD.isusedtopumpwaterandgrindwheel2.Windspeedsusuallymustbetoturntheturbinesfastenoughtogenerateelectricity.A.at12to14milesperhourB.above12to14milesperhourC.above12milesperhourD.at14milesperhour3.Theunderlinedword“generate“inthe4lhparagraphmeans"".A.workoutB.startC.bringD.produce4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.DenmarkandGermanyusealotofwindenergy.B.Whenaboatliftasail,itisusingwindenergytopushitthoughthewater.C.Inorderforawindturbinetoworkefficiently,windspeedsusuallymustbeabove12to14milesperminute.D.Theturbinesusuallyproduceabout50to3,000kilowattsofelectricityeach.116.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:Ilearnedtocookwhen1wasatschool.Wehadlessonstwiceaweek.Sometimeswemadeamistakeandburned（烧糊）thefood:but1wecookeditwellandthenateit.Ipassedacookingexamination（考试）lastyear.But1learnedmoreaboutcookingathomefrommymotherthanatschoolfromteachers,2Ioftenhelpedmymotherinthekitchen,andsometimes1cooke3damealalone.Wehaveagasstove（炉子）inourkitchen,anditisquite3tomakecakesonit.Imakechocolatecakebest,mymothersays.I4makejam.Insummerandautumn,whenfruitischeap,webuyalotofit,and1boilitwithsugar.Then1putitinpots.Inwinterandspring,whenthereisnotmuchfruitanditis§.ourjamisveryuseful.1.A.luckilyB.sadlyC.clearlyD.usually2.A.sothatB.becauseC.andD.so3.A.hardB.dullC.easyD.bad4.A.alreadyB.alsoC.finallyD.always5.A.hungryB.thirstyC.necessaryD.expensive117.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:HowtoMakeRicePuddingsWeChinesepeoplealwayseatricedumplingsattheDragonBoatFestival.TodayweeatthemtorememberthegreatancientpoetQuYuan.ManyChinesewomencanmakerice

35dumplingsthemselves.Buthowtomakericepuddings?First,putthesugarandmilkinapan〇mediumheat（中火），andbringittoaboil（/熟）.Second,addwaterandrice,boila,thensimmer（炖）for30minutes,stir（搅拌）itaftimeseachminute.Next,cookitforabout30minutes,oruntilthepuddingisthick.Thenturn〇theheatandstirinthevanilla（香精）.Afterthat,putthepuddingintoabowlandletitcool.F,putabitofnutmeg（核仁）ontop,andit'sready!116.Advertisements黄元淳HOUSEFORSALE:Comfortablefamilyhomewithlargegardenonsouthsideoftown.Threebedrooms,livingrooms,kitchen,bathroom.PayRMB1,500,000forit.TheBrownsarelookingforanewhouse.Mrs.Brownwantstoliveonthesouthsideofthetownnearhisoffice.Mrs.Brownwantsahousewithfourbedrooms.Theirchildrendon'tcarewhatthehouseislikebutthegardenshouldbebigenoughDRIVERWANTEDforbusyrestaurant.Someeveningandweekendwork.Allmealsfree.Ring13320178,Jackhasalwayswantedtodrive.Hethinksit'sveryinteresting.Theworkishardbuthedoesn'tmind（介层）.Hehastoworkintheeveningsandatweekendsbuthecangetsomeweekdaysoff.k'snotverywellpaid,butheneverminds.JOINOURFOOTBALLTEAM.Boysandgirlswantedtoplayforalocalfootballteam..Aged9-13.MeetinGreenParkonFridayat3p.m.Tom:There'sanewfootballteamstartinginthevillage,Mum.I'moldenoughtoplayinit.Schoolisoverathalfpastthree,soI'dhaveplentyoftime.Mum:Well,I'msureyoucoulddoyourhomeworkintheevenings.Butlook,Tom,youhaven'treadthepapercarefully,youcan'tpossiblyplayforthisteam.Choosethebestanswers:1.TheBrownswon'tbuythehouseintheadvertisementbecause.A.it'sonthesouthsideoftownB.itonlyhasthreebedroomsC.ithasabiggardenD.it'stooexpensive2.Jackwantstogetthejobintheadvertisementbecause.A.helikestohardworkB.helikestoworkintheeveningsC.hisfatherisadriverD.hethinksdrivingisinteresting3.Tomcan'tplayforthenewfootballteambecause.A.hehasplentyoftimeB.hecandohishomeworkintheeveningC.heisn'toldenoughD.hecan'tgettoGreenParkontime

361.Whichoffollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Mr.Brownwantsahousewithabiggarden.B.There'sanewfootballteamstartinginthevillage.C.Jackdoesn'twanttoworkatweekends.D.Tomhasreadthenewspapercarefully.2.Theunderlinedwords“plentyofinparagraph6means"".A.enoughB.alittleC.notmuchD.many3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Jackdoesn'tmindthatthejobisnotwellpaid.B.Mr.Brown'schildrendon'tcarewhatthehouseislike.C.Anyonewhoisinterestedinthejobintherestaurantmaycall13320178D.MumisgladthatTomcanplayforthelocalfootballteam.119.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:ItiswellknowthatAlbertEinstein（爱因斯坦）wasoneof1ofalltimeandhewasalsoareallygreatperson.Herearesomeinterestingthingsabouthim.WhenEinsteinstartedtoworkinAmerica,someoneaskedhim2heneeded.Hesaidheneededadesk,somepaperandapencil.Healsoasked3abigwaste-paperbaskettoholdallofhismistakes.Thisshowsthathekneweventhecleverestmanintheworldcanonlylearnbymakingmistakes.Einsteinregarded（认为）timesasveryimportant.Heneverwore（穿）socks（袜ナ）andhethoughtputtingonsockswasawasteoftimeaspeoplealreadyworeshoes.Healsothoughtitwasawasteoftime4thingsthatcouldquicklybefoundinabook.That'swhyheneverrememberedhisown（自己的）phonenumber,whichwasinthephonebook.Heknewwhatwasworth（值得）remembering.Itistruethatifwearegoingtodogreatthingsinourlives,we5wasteourtime.Answer:1.A.greatscientistC.greatscientistsB.thegreatestscientistD.thegreatestscientists2.A.whereB.whatC.whichD.who3.A.forB.withC.withoutD.to4.A.rememberB.rememberingC.torememberD.remembered5.A.mayB.canC.cannotD.won't120.ReadthepassageandHllintheblanksManypeoplesleeplate〇Sundaymornings,butothersdon't.However,almosteveryonertheSundaypaper.TheSundaypaperisuverythick（厚）.Ithasmanyadvertisementsand

37manydparts.Theparentsinthefamilylovethefrontpage,andtheworldnewspage.Manymenalsoenjoyreadingthesportspage.Mostmendon'treadthewomen'spages,butthemotherofthefamilyusuallydoes.Thewomen'spageshavethenewsafood,healthandclothes.MostSundaypapershaveinterestingstories.Childrenlikethem.SoallthepeopleofdifferentagescanfindwhattheyliketoreadintheSundaypaper