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ᐶḄὃᦻMyHobbyIama15-year-oldstudentinjuniorGrade3.ThoughIamoccupiedwithmystudy,Iwouldliketospendtimeonmyhobbies,suchasplayingthepiano,surfingtheInternet.Oneofmyfavoritehobbiesisreading.Readinghasbeeninmylifeformanyyears,sinceIbegantolearncharacters.Itcannotonlykillthetime,butalso,moreimportant,helpimprovemycomprehensionability.Whenreading,Icanlearnalot.ReadingShakespear'sworks,IknowhowHamletlookslike.ReadingSocrates,IcanseehowgreatancientGreekphilosophersare.ReadingLuXun,IcomebacktotheoldtimeofChina.MybestsubjectEnglishisoneofmybestsubjectsandIstartedlearningEnglishwhenIwastenyearsold.Butattheverybeginning,listeningseemedalittledifficultforme.SoIhavebeendoingalotoflisteningpractice,suchaslisteningtotapes,watchingEnglishTVprograms.AndIfounditreallyhelpedalot.Infact,

1therearesomemorehelpfulwaystolearnEnglishwell.Forexample,IenjoysingingEnglishsongsandIwanttojoinanEnglishcluborfindapenpalfromEnglish-speakingcountries.IbelievethatnothingisimpossibleifyouputyourheartintoitoIhaveawiderangeofinterestsandenjoydoingmanythingsduringmyfreetime.ᡃᨵḄᐶ஺Iamfondofreading.Ioftenreadafterclass.MyclassmateslikewatchingTVwhileIprefertoread.Ireadvariouskindsofbooksandnewspapersthattheyaffordmestoriesandnews.ThebookIlikemostisTheHouseontheMangoStreet.Iamalsoamusiclover.Popmusicismyfavorite.IoftenlistentothemusicprogramsonradioandIalsohaveanMP3downloadingallmyfavoritesongs.Inaddition,swimmingandbadmintonaremyfavorites,too.Theyhelpmebuildahealthybody.ᡃ▅஺ᡃ▅஺ᡃḄᵯ,ᡃ▅஺ᡃᔜᔜ᪵Ḅ"#$%&'ᡃ()ᑮᦑ#,-஺ᡃᨬḄ"/0⁤2⊙Ḅ456஺ᡃ7/89:;᰿=ὅ஺?@:;/ᡃᨬḄ஺ᡃAᦈ:C

2DḄ:;⁚FGᡃᨵ8HMP3,D☢JK(ᡠᨵᡃḄM஺N᜜PQ#RSᳫ7/ᡃḄ᰿=஺UVWXᡃYZᏉ\Ḅ]^஺Inshort,Ienjoymylifeinschoolverymuch.Readingbooks,listeningtomusicanddoingsportsareveryhelpfultomyhealthandmystudies._`ᡃᡃḄ᪥bc஺"A:;#defgᡃḄᏉ\#hiᨵWX஺jkὃmnopqrmᔁᐰᔁᐳ8⚓ᑖ120ᑖὃᵨ100ᑖ஺ஹ"#ᳮ%&'ᜧ⚪ᑖAஹBஹ)D*+ᑖᐳ30,⚪-,⚪1ᑖᐳ30ᑖ.A."ᓫ01&'⚪ᨵ5,⚪-,⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ.᪷4ᡠ"06Ḅᑁ89ᡠ:Ḅ;⚪⌱=>ᔠ⚪@ḄABC;⚪DE⚪ᓱGHIḄ⌱⚗KL஺-,⚪"M஺1.WheredidLindabuyvegetablesyesterday?3.WhatwasJack,sfatherdoing?

3CCB.Ag⚪ᨵ104⚪4⚪1ᑖᐳ10ᑖ᪷ᡠAᑁ¢£¤¥g☢Ḅ¦⚪ᙠ4⚪ᡠ¨Ḅ©ª⌱⚗'⌱8ªᨬ®¤ᫀ°±¤⚪ᓱ³g´Ḅ⌱⚗µ¶஺¥gA·¸஺A¹8¥g£¤¹64⚪6.WhendidAnnmovetothiscity?A.Tendaysago.B.Tenmonthsago.C.Tenyearsago.A¹½¥g£¤¹74⚪7.Whathasthegirldone?A.Shehasfedhercat.B.Shehaswashedhercat.C.Shehaswashedtheclothes.A¹©¥g£¤¹84⚪8.Whatarethetwoboysdoing?A.Swimminginthepool.B.Cleaningthepool.C.Jumpinginthepool.A¹Â¥g£¤¹94⚪

49.Whatistheman'sfavoritecolor?A.Yellow.B.Blue.C.Black.A¹Æ¥g£¤¹104⚪10.Whatkindofmusicisthemanlisteningto?A.ClassicalB.Country.C.Rock.A¹È¥g£¤¹11T24⚪11.WhichbookdidMarkread?A.TheadventureofTomSawyer.B.LittleWomen.C.OliverTwist.12.HasJudyreadthebookyet?A.Yes,shehas.B.No,shehasn,t.C.Wedon'tknow.A¹Ì¥g£¤¹13T54⚪13.What'stheoldestbuildingintheman'scity?A.TheZhongyinBuilding.B.Thecitylibrary.C.Thehistorymuseum.14.Howoldistheman,sgrandpa?A.19yearsold.B.90yearsold.C.99yearsold.15.HowhighistheZhongyinBuilding?A.It'sabout380metershigh.B.It'sabout318metershigh.C.It'sabout308metershigh.C.AÐÑ⚪ᨵ104⚪4⚪1ᑖᐳ10ᑖÒ᪷ᡠAᑁ¢ᙠ4⚪ᡠ¨Ḅ©ª⌱⚗'⌱8ªÓÔᡂÖ×Ḅᨬ®¤ᫀ°±¤⚪ᓱ³g´Ḅ⌱⚗µ¶஺¥ÐÑA·¸஺A¹8¥ÐÑÔᡂ¹16~204⚪16.ThefirstthingBobdoeseveryÙdayistoA.checkhise-mailmessagesB.writee-mailstohisfriendsC.surfaroundontheInternet17.Boblikestosurfonsomewebsites.A.sportsB.moviesC.music18.Bobleaveshishouseandgotohavebreakfast

5A.at7o'clockB.at9o'clockC.at10o'clock19.BobusuallyhasA.abowlofnoodleswithbeefandtomatoesB.asmallpieceofcakewithacupofcoffeeC.asmallpieceofbreadwithabottleofmilk20.Atabouteleveno'clock,BobgoestothecompanyA.bybusB.bycarC.bybike"OPQRSTᡂO2V25,⚪21.Joedidn'ttrytheCDplayeratthestorebecause.A.theclerkdidn,tallowhimtotryitoutatthestoreB.hewantedtobrokeitandcouldexchangeitagainC.hethoughtitwasnewandinabox,itwouldwork22.WhenJoegothome,hefoundtheCDplayerA.wasoutoffashionB.didnotworkatallC.wasusedbyothers23.TheclerkattheshopthoughtA.JoebroketheCDplayerathomeB.theysoldthebrokenplayertohimC.Joedidn,tknowhowtousetheplayer24.Joe,swifewaswhensheheardwhattheclerksaid.A.happyB.angryC.excited25.Themanageraskedtheclerk_A.toexchangeanewCDplayerforJoeB.toreturnthemoneytoJoeC.tofixuptheCDplayerforJoeD."ᜩXY&'⚪ᨵ5,⚪-,⚪1ᑖᐳ5ᑖ.ZE"ᑮḄ\]ᐵ
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61.Haveagoodstudy26._____________.Readmorebooks27..2.Learnto28.wellwithothers.Respectteachersandbe29._____________toclassmates.3.Takepartin30._____________andoutdooractivities.½ஹᓫ⚗ßᜧ⚪ᨵ154⚪4⚪1ᑖᐳ15ᑖ()31.---ThereisachessmatchbetweenaKoreanplayerandAlphaGo.---It'sveryamazing.Playingchessisusuallyone-to-onegame.A./;aB.the;anC./;anD.the;a()32.---Findinginformationisabigdealtoday.---Well,theishowwecantellwhethertheinformationisusefulornot.A.courageB.messageC.challengeD.knowledge()33.Aftertalkinghappilywiththenewstudentinmyclass,IgavehermyWeChatnumberandshegaveme.A.sheB.hersC.herD.herself()34.---Howwasyourdayoffthedaybeforeyesterday?---Great!Itwasmymother,sbirthday.Wehadabigfamilydinner.A.thefortyB.thefortiethC.fourteenthD.fortieth)35.---Canyoucatchwhattheteacherissaying?---Sorry,ShespeakssofastthatIcanunderstandher.rA.nearlyB.hardlyC.probablyD.exactly)36.—Areyoupleasedwiththefoodhere?—Yes,Ihavegotusedthelifehere.

7A.forB.toC.withD.in)37.——Ittookmenearlytwohourstoridehere.---Havearest.Youbeverytired.A.mustB.willC.can,tD.should)38.---Wow,whydoesJohnsongetsoheavy?—Heatefivemealseverydayanddidn'tplaysportsforamonth.Sohehasfifteenpounds.A.putoutB.putoffC.putonD.putup)39.OurChemistryteacherusedthemoneyhefirstmadeausedmotorbikeforhimself.A.tobuyB.boughtC.buyD.buying)40.---Excuseme,Sir,smokinginthegasstation.—Oh,I'mterriblysorry.A.doesn,tallowB.isallowedC.arentallowedPD.isn'tallowed)41.—TheTVseriesIntheNameofPeopleisreallygreat.---Ithinkso.Ittheheartoflotsfanssinceitstarted.A.touchB.touchedC.willtouchD.hastouched)42.The24thWinterOlympicswillbeheldinChinain2022.excitingnewsitis!A.HowB.WhataC.WhatanD.What)43.---Doyouliketheweeklytalkshow,TheReader,onCCTV?---Sure.It'sagreatTVprogrambringsthehabitofreadingbackintothepublic.A.whoB.thatC.what

8D./)44.-Manypeopletalkabout“Didi”.Ireallywonder88Justcalltoorderataxithroughitonyourmobilephone.A.howIcanuseitB.howcanIuseitC.whypeopleuseitD.whydopeopleuseit()45.--Hey,man!Canyoubelievethat?OurChineseFootballTeambeattheSouthKoreanteamlastnight.---------------WehavenJtbeatentheminthepasttwentyyears.A.Nodoubt!B.Whatapity!C.Areyoujoking?D.Guesswhat?©ஹÔòßᜧ⚪ᨵ104⚪4⚪1ᑖᐳ10ᑖSupposeyoufindabrightyellowbikeonastreetcornerinthecity.Youhop(ó³)onitand46.Butwait8isn'tthisstealing?47shouts,"Stop!Thief!"That's48thisfreerideisjustfinewiththecity.|YoucanfindhundredsoffreeyellowbikesinsomeUScities.TheideabeganinPortland,Oregon,in1994.Peoplesawaneedfor49transportation,andtheyrwantedtohelp50pollution.So,togetpeople51theircarsandontopollution-freebikes,theystartedtheYellowBikeProject.Thepublicbikesarepaintedbrightyellowandplacedthroughoutthecity.Peoplecanhoponayellowbikeandridetowork,toschool,52torunerrands(÷øù).Then,theyleavethebikeforthe53rider.Therehavebeentimeswhenbikeshavebeenstolen,butmostpeople54therules.Whatwouldbethepointofstealingsomethingthat'salreadyfree?PortlandJsideawasquicklylovedbyalotofpeople.Withintwoyearsofitsstart,similarprogramswere55incitiesinsixotherstates.That'stheoriginof“bikesharing”.()46.A.driveawayB.rideawayC.ridebackD.

9runaway()47.A.NooneB.SomeoneC.AnyoneD.Everyone()48.A.whetherB.soC.becauseD.though()49.A.expensiveB.crowdedC.freeD.common()50.A.protectB.controlC.makeD.bring()51.A.outofB.intoC.upD.near()52.A.butB.asC.untilD.or()53.A.nextB.lastC.bestD.first()54.A.breakB.makeC.discussD.follow()55.A.lookedupB.madeupC.putupD.setupÂஹ▅ᳮ)4⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖATRAVELMOVIESERIESLIBRARYLECTURESERIESIfyouwanttotravelbutdonthaveThetopicis''Howtofindthejobenoughmoney,youcanseemoviesaboutyoureallywant”.Japan,Indonesia,Brazil,ItalyandItisatwo-hourlecture.YoucangetAustralia.someadviceonchoosingandgettingtheSaturdayandSundayat2ü30pm.rightjob.Thereareonly100seatsintheSaturdayat10am.theater,socomeearly

10ROCKCONCERTINUNIVERSITYPARKCRAFTFAIRDoyouwanttohearsomegreatmusic?NeedtobuyapresentforyourFivestudentbandsaregoingtoplayinmother,sisterorbrother?CometoaUniversityPark.craftfairinfrontofCityHallonSundaySaturdayeveningfrom8ü00tofrom9amto5pm.midnight.Youcanfindpaintingsandjewelry.Bringyourownfoodanddrink.Youcanalsofindfoodfromaroundtheworld.()56.Ifyouwanttotravelbutdon'thaveenoughmoney,youcan.A.visitmuseumsB.seemoviesC.listentolecturesD.gotoconcerts()57.Thelibrarylectureisabout.A.foodB.jobsC.concertsD.movies()58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Themoviesareaboutsevencountries.B.Thelecturelaststhreehours.C.Therearefivestudentbandsattheconcert.D.Wecan'tfindfoodatthecraftfair.()59.WecanknowsomeinformationEXCEPT.A.thenumberoftheseatsinthe^theaterB.thetimeofthelibrarylectureC.theplaceoftherockconcertD.thepriceofpaintingsandjewelry()60.Whichistherightorderfortheactivitiesfromtheearliesttothelatestaccordingtothetimetheystart?

11জTRAVELMOVIESERIESঝLIBRARYLECTURESERIESঞROCKCONCERTINUNIVERSITYPARKটCRAFTFAIRA.B.ঞট®জC.ঞজঝ®1).টজঝঞBImaginethis.Youcomebackfromschoolandyourrobothousekeeperisalreadywaitingforyouatthedoor.Heturnsonthelights,air-conditionerandtelevision.Whileyouarehavingdinner,hecleansthefloor.Beforeyougotosleep,hetellsyoutheweatherreport,thenreadsyouabedtimestory.Suchthoughtsarenotjustforstories.Nowtheycanhappenintherealworld,aslongasyouhavetherobotAlpha2.Alpha2wasastaratthe2017WorldRobotConference(ᜧý)whichwasheldfromAugust23rdto27thinBeijing.Morethan150universitiesandcompaniesfromacrosstheworldbroughttheirrobotstotheeventforshowandsale.Somerobotsworkinfactories.Somerobotsgotoouterspaceorunderwaterforexploration.Butthehighlights(þÿ)oftheeventwereservicerobots.Thiskindofrobotistheclosesttoourdailylives.Fromcleaningtoteaching,musictosports,servicerobotshavebeenusedtodomanykindsofjobs.0Teoisapopularservicerobot,aswellasanartistandmusicteacher.His53fingershelphimplaythepianowell.HeplayedJohnLennon'ssongImagineattheconference.ThereisanotherservicerobotcalledBestic.Itactsasahumanarmtofeedpeoplewithaspoon.Itcanbeagoodhelperforlittlekids,theelderlyandthosewithdifficultiesusingtheirhands.Thescientistsbelievethatitmaynotbefarwheneveryfamilyhasatleastoneservicerobot.()61.Accordingtothepassage,Alpha2is.A.ahousekeeperB.aservicerobotC.astarintheskyD.aweatherreporter()62.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueabout2017WorldRobotConference?

12A.Itlastedfivedaysinall.B.ItwasheldinBeijing,China.C.Peoplecanbuyarobotthere.D.Alltherobotsareservicerobots.()63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exploration“probablymeaninChinese?A.opB.qrC.stD.ut()64.Fromthispassage,wecanlearnthat.A.Teocanteachpeopletoplaythepianowell.B.Alpha2isabletoworkinspaceorunderwater.C.Besiccanhelppeoplewhohavetroublewalking.D.everyfamilyhashadaservicerobotathomesofar.()65.Thispassageismainlyabout.A.the2017WorldRobotConferenceB.differencekindsofrobotsintheworld.C.howservicerobotshelpwithpeople'slifeD.theaostpopularservicerobotsintheworld.CvH▅x஺yz\5{|Ḅ}~◤ᡈᑜz\7{ab஺c᪷45{|Ḅ◤ᡈᑜᔠ〉ḄvH஺

13A.TheBronzeHorsemanStatueisapartofRussian()66.TomoftenhearsaboutthiscultureandasymbolofSt.Petersburg.Thestatuebeautifulsightfromhisfriends.He(AB)ofPetertheGreatcanshowthispersonysdecidestobookaticketandgotheregreatinfluenceontheRussians.toseethefountain(56)nextweek.B.TheChurchoftheSaviorinMoscowisafantasticplace()67.ZhangLeihasheardmanyforyoutovisit.ThebeautifullookmaymakeyourstoriesofPetertheGreat.Headmireseyesbrighten,andthepaintingsinsidethehimverymuchandplanstogotoSt.churchwillmakeyousay"Wow!”PetersburgtogettoknowmoreabouthisC.KizhiIslandisanopen-airmuseumofwoodenbuildingsgreatfigure(;<).inRussia.Thesespecialbuildingsaremadeof()68.Tinaisanartstudentandwoodonly.Lotsofvisitorseveryyearfromallshe'sveryinterestedinRussianovertheworldcometovisit.arts.ShewouldliketohavealookatD.Peterhofisbeautifulandfun.YoucangotoPeterhofsomepaintingsofoldmasters.whenthefountainsareworkingduringthedayin()69.Bobhasasurprisingplansummer.Theyareshutoffinwinteraswellasforthisweekend.OnSaturdayintheevening.afternoonhewilltakeashiptoanE.TheStateRussiaMuseumholdsoneofthelargestislandwherehecanseesomewoodencollectionsofRussiaartintheworld.Hereyoubuildings.canviewRussianartcreationsthroughtheages.()70.Mr.WhitewantstogotoaF.TheStateHermitageMuseumisoneofthemostimportantchurchtomorrow.Hegoestherebecausesightstoseeforanyvisitors.Thereyoucanseehe'sveryinterestedinthebeautifullotsofdifferentpaintingsofoldmasters.paintingsinit.G.Moscowiswellknownforitsspecialarchitecture(JK)thatincludesdifferenthistoricbuildings.Also,itisthecapitalcityofRussia.LஹNᦻPQRSᜧ⚪ᨵ10W⚪஺YW⚪1.5ᑖ[ᐳ15ᑖ]^ᵨ〉aḄcdᡂf☢ḄNᦻ஺hiᡠkᓫcPᑏᙠo⚪ᓱᢣrḄstu஺YvQw

14xyPᑏzv;{|}ஹ~Ḅᓫc஺Today,anincreesingnumberofpeoplearealwayslookingattheirmobilephoneswiththeirheadsdown.Thesepeopleare(71)theaHeads-downTribe”.Heads-downtribemembersnowcanbeseeneverywhere.Therearemoreandmoretraffic(72)becauselotsofdriversusemobilephoneswhiledriving.Inordertomakedriverspaymore(73)todriving,somenewtrafficruleshavebeenmade.Aswecanseeabove,usingmobilephonesmay(74)trafficaccidents.Also,moreandmoreinterestingandstrangefactshappentotheuHeads-downTribe”.AmaninAmericakept(75)hismobilephoneonhiswayhome.As(76)result,heknockedintoabiglostbear.Whenhelifted(77)eyesfromthephone,hewassoafraidthatheturnedaroundandranawayas(78)aspossible.Anotherfactisthatwecanoftenseepeopleintherestauranteatingfacetofacebutlookingattheirownmobilephones.It'sstrange(79)theydon,ttalktotheoneswhositoppositetothemduringthemeal.Someofthemevenhavefuncommunicatingwithothersonthephone.Mobilephonesarehelpfulandnecessarytoolsformodernlife.Whethertheyaregoodornotdepends(80)howpeopleusethem.Let'sbe"healthy”usersandtrytobethe“Heads-upTribe”.71.72.73.74.75.__________76.77.78.79.80.__________ஹᑏᔠ(Sᜧ⚪ᑖA,Bᑖ[ᐳ20ᑖ)Aஹ஺Lookatthepictureontheleft,haveyoueverseenit?Itmeansfriendshipisjustlikealittleboatanditcanbecapsized(⌚)easily.ItwascreatedbyNandongni,acartoonist()fromShangdong.ItfirstappearedinhisMicrobloginMarch,2016.Itwasspreadquicklybymillions

15ofpeople.Ithasbecomepopularbecausemanypeoplehavethesamefeeling.Doyouhaveanyideasaboutit?Ithinkthepicturetellsthetruth.SometimesfriendshipiseasttoLiMing,passawaybecauseofsomewords.ThesedaysIfeelsadbecauseIlostaastudentingoodfriend.Heaskedmetohelphimcheatinthemathexam.Ididn,twantGuangzhoutodothat,soIrefusedhim.IstillthinkIdidn'tdoanythingwrong.Iwouldn'tliketosaysorrytohim.Ireallydon,tknowhowtobefriendswithhimagain.Ialsohavethesameexperience.Lastmonth,agoodfriendaskedmeKatetohelphersonwithhisEnglish.IwasbusypreparingmylessonsandgettingAnEnglishteacherreadyforanexam.ItoldherIhadnotimeandIwouldhelphersonwheneverinShenzhenIwasfree.Twoweekslater,Icalledher,butshedidn'tanswerthephone.Instead,shesentmeamessageandtoldmethatshedidn,tneedmyhelpanymore.Idon'tknowwhattodo.InformationCardThenameofthepersonwhocreatedthe81.___________________________pictureThetimethatthepicturefirstappear82.___________________________ThecitythatLiLingstudiesin83.___________________________Kate'sjob84.___________________________ThethingthatKate,sfriendaskedher85.___________________________todoBஹ☢⊤R15ᑖ]“ḄW”ᨬ¡¢£¤¥¦u¢§Ḅ¥¦¨©[ª«¬®ᨵ¯°±²¬®³ᨵ´µḄ¶[᝞¯¸“ḄW¹º”[^»᪷½f☢Ḅᑏ¾⌕À[ᑏzÁNᦻ»ḄªÃ஺ᑁÅᒹÇ:1.ᡃ®ÊË◤⌕¶²

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3231.WhatwasTim-Berners-Leeinterestedin?A.Lookingforjobsindifferentcities.B.TalkingtopeoplearoundtheworldC.Studyinghowtoconnectcomputers.D.Exploringhowtoimprovememory.32.Theunderlinedword“It"inParagraph3refersto_.A.WorkingonearlycomputersB.ConnectingdifferentfactstogetherC.TravellingtotheofficeinSwitzerlandD.Repeatingtheanswerstothesamequestions33.WhyisTimBerners-Leeoneofthemostimportantmenintheworld?A.HemadeinformationsharingontheInternetpossible.B.Hemadethefirstcomputerwhenhewas21yearsold.C.Hehelpedpeopleunderstandbetterhowthebrainworks.D.HeinventedtheInternetandmadeitfreeforeveryoneuse34.Inwhatorderdidthefollowingeventstakeplace?a.TimworkedinEnglandb.TimworkedinSwitzerland.c.Timmadehisfirstcomputer.d.TiminventedtheWorldWideWeb.e.TimstudiedscienceatOxfordUniversity.A.c_a_d_a_bB.e-b-a-c-dC.c-d-a-e-bD.e-c-a-b-d35.WhatdoesthewriterthinkofTimBemers-Lee?A.Heisnotfamousbecauseheisnotrich.B.Hehaschangedourlivesandheisgreat.C.Hedidnothingspecialbutmakepeopleagoodlife.D.Hehasmadegreatachievementsinmemoryresearch.ூstᜧ௃vᦻ@w¸ᱥÎÏ?s⌕ÐÑWWW¦ÒᱯÔ©ÕÖὅTimBerners-LeeḄØÙஹ0ḄÚÛ<0ḄÜÝஹ¸Ø᝱ß஺31.C⁚ᳮX⚪஺ᵫᦻVJḄVàஹáA"Timwasreallyinterestedintwothings,computersandhowthebrainworks.Howcouldthebrainconnectsomanyfactssoquickly?”-.8ᫀ⌱C஺32.D⁚ᳮX⚪஺ᑖ᪆ᦻ£᪀-.?ᢣ$☢A"Heansweredthesamequestionsagainandagain."?ᡠ<8ᫀ⌱D⚗஺33.A⁚ᳮX⚪஺ᵫᦻVà᎔ᦪVAḄ"Whenpeoplewantedtoshareinformationwithothers,theyusedtheWorldWideWeb.”-.⌱⚗Aᔠ⚪஺34.D⁚᣸è⚪஺ᵫᦻVḄ“HestudiedscienceatOxfordUniversity"a“Hemadehisfirstcomputerfromanoldtelevisionattheageof21”éê✌aÅᑖìeací-

24(C)(2017•nonpcὃ)LibrariesPublicLibrariesMosttownsinBritainhaveapubliclibrary.Alibraryusuallyhasalargeselectionofbooksandotherresources,whichlibrarymemberscanuseandborrowforfree.Britain'sFirstPublicLibraryThefirstpubliclibraryinBritainopenedinManchesterin1852.ItsfirstlibrarianwasamancalledEdwardEdwards.Edwardsattendedthelibrary'sopeningceremonyandtwofamouswriterscalledCharlesDickensandWilliamThackerayweretheretoo.HowtoJoinaLibraryTojoinalibrary,gotoyourlocallibraryandfillinaform.You'llreceivealibrarycardwhichisneededwhenusinglibraryservicesLibraryServicesModernpubliclibrarieshavesomethingforeveryone.Mostofthemhaveaudiobooks,CDs,newspapersandDVDsaswellasbookstoborrow.MobileLibrariesNoteveryonecangettoalibrary.Somepeoplelivefarawayfromtownsandcities.Otherpeoplefinditdifficulttogooutbecausetheyhaveanillnessoradisability.Thankstomobilelibraries,thesepeoplecanstillborrowbooks.Unlikemostlibraries,whichstorebooksinbuildings,mobilelibrariesusuallykeeptheirbooksinamini-bus.Thebackofthemini-bushasshelvesforthebooks,anditisbigenoughforborrowerstostepinsideandlookaround.Adrivertakesthemini-bustoacertainplaceatacertaintime,sopeopleknowwhentoexpectit.Theycanthenreturntheirbooksandborrowsomemore.AllAbroadandLibrary!AschoolinLondondidn'thavespaceforalibraryinsidethebuilding.However,everybodyagreedthatitwasstillimportanttohaveaschoollibrary.So,theheadoftheschool,GrahamBlack,decidedtoparkanoldbusontheschoolcarparkandchange@intoalibrary.Pupilshelpedtopaintthebus,andaftereightmonths,thenewlibrarywasready.(315words)36.WhowasthefirstlibrarianofthefirstpubliclibraryinBritain?A.CharlesDickens.B.WilliamThackerayC.EdwardEdwards.D.GrahamBlake37.Whocanusepubliclibraryservices?A.CDorDVDsellers.B.AnyonelivinginBritainC.Apersonwithalibrarycard.D.Newspaperorbookwriters.38.Whatisspecialaboutmobilelibrary?A.KeepingbooksinbuildingsB.Returningbookstoreaders.C.Offeringspecialservicestopupils.

25D.Goingtoacertainplaceatacertaintime39.WhydidtheschoolinLondonbuilditslibraryonanoldbus?A.Becauseparentsofferedtheschoolanoldbus.B.Becausepupilsthoughtitwasfuntoreadonabus.C.Becausetheschooldidn*thaveenoughmoneytobuybooks.D.Becausetheschooldidn'thaveenoughspaceinsidethebuilding40.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.SchoolsinLondonlikemobilelibraries.B.PubliclibraryservicesintheUKarefree.C.Peoplelivingfarawaycan'tuselibraries.D.ManyfamousBritishwriterslivedinManchester.ூstᜧ௃vᦻ@wxyᦻ஺vᦻz{;RoberiḄôõö÷øù|?úRoberiᐜØüý|þÿᐢᩭRobertᑮ᰿Ḅ஺36.C⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"⚪#Ḅᐵ%&“firstlibrarianofthefirstpubliclibraryinBritain”'(ᦻ*+,᪗⚪Britain'sFirstPublicLibrary/ḄItsfirstlibrarianwasamancalledEdwardEdwards.012ᫀ⌱Co37.C⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"⚪#Ḅᐵ%&”Who...usepubliclibraryservices”'(ᦻ*+56,᪗⚪ḄYou'llreceivealibrarycardwhichisneededwhenusinglibraryservices012ᫀ⌱Co38.D⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"⚪#Ḅᐵ%&”...specialaboutmobilelibrary...”'(ᦻ*+76,᪗⚪MobileLibraries/ḄAdrivertakesthemini-bustoacertainplaceatacertaintime,sopeopleknowwhentoexpectit.Theycanthenreturntheirbooksandborrowsomemore0⌱⚗D9ᔠ⚪;஺39.D⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"⚪#Ḅᐵ%&“Why...schoolinLondonbuild...library...anoldbus”'(ᦻ*ᨬ6,᪗⚪ḄAschoolinLondondidn'thavespaceforalibraryinsidethebuilding012ᫀ⌱D,஺40.B⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"ᦻ*⚪#Ḅᐵ%&“learnfrom...”'(ᦻ*+,᪗=PublicLibrariesḄ...Alibrary....whichlibrariesmemberscanandborrowforfree.01⌱⚗B9ᔠ⚪;஺(D)(2017•?@?A/ὃ)Peoplecan'tseeyouwhenyou'respeakingonthephone,buttheycanhearyou.So,thewayyouspeakisespeciallyimportant.Infact,researchershavecalculatedthat80%ofcommunicationoverthephoneisthroughyourtoneofvoice,andonly20%isfromthewordsyouuse.Hereareourtoptipsonhowtospeakoverthephone.1.FacialExpressionsYourfacialexpressioncaninfluenceyourvoice.Forexample,ifyousmile,yourvoicewillsoundwarmandfriendly,justtheopposite,ifyouhaveanangrylookonyourface,itcanmakeyousoundunpleasant.2.VolumeIfyouspeaktooloudly,youcouldsoundangry.Andityouspeaktoosoftly,it*llbedifficulttohearyou.So.speakloudlyenoughtobeheardclearly,butnotsoloudthatyou'reshouting.3.PaceThepaceofyourvoiceishowquicklyyouspeak.Andthiscanshowhowyoufeel.Forexample,anangrypersonmightspeakfasterthannormal.Oradownheartedpersonmightspeak

26veryslowly.Tryspeakingalittlemoreslowlythannormal.Thismaymakeyousoundconfident,andit'llmakeiteasierfortheotherpersontounderstandyou.4.GesturesGesturingcaninfluencethetoneofyourvoice.Whenyougesture,youbringmoreairintothelungs,whichcanmakeyourvoicesoundwarmer.Gesturesarealsousefultohelpyoustresstherightwordsorevenfindthewordsyouneed.Thebestthingaboutgesturingduringaphonecallisthatnoonecanseewhatyou'redoing,soyoucangestureaswildlyasyoulike!5.MovementIfyouiefeelingnervous,standupandmovearound.Itwillreducethenervousnessinyourbodyandhelpyourvoicetosoundmoreconfident.6.Pauses(EF)Usingpauseseverynowandthencanhelpyoutoslowdown.Thiswillmakeyousoundmoreconfidentandincontrol.Also,ifyoupauseaftergivingsomenewinformation,ifllgivetheotherpersontimetounderstandit.Atthesametime,listentohowtheotherpersonusespauses.Theycouldtellyousomethingaboutthespeaker'sfeeling.Forexample,whenaspeakerisreallyangry,hemightusepausesandsays,"I...am...so...angry.”(384words)41.Howmuchoftelephonecommunicationisfromthewordsyouuse?A.20%.B.40%.C.60%.D.80%.42.Whatcanpeopledotoreducetheirnervousnessonthephone?A.Gesturewildly.B.MovearoundC.Raisetheirvoices.D.Makefacialexpressions.43.Howcanpauseshelppeopletalkonthephone?A.Thespeakercanshowheisfriendly.B.Thespeakercantellmoreinformation.C.Thelistenerwillfeelconfidentandincontrol.D.Thelistenerwillhavetimetounderstandthewords.44.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Howtocontrolthespeedofyourspeech.B.Differentgoodwaysoftalkingonthephone.C.Reasonsofmakinggestureswhiletalking.D.Howtoimprovecommunicationamongfriends45.Whatisthewriter'sopinionabouttelephonetalk?A.Yourvoiceonthephonewillshowwhatyou'refeeling.B.Usingtoomanypauseswhiletalkingwillannoyothers.C.SpeakingloudlymakesiteasiertorotherstounderstandyouD.ThewordsyouusearemoreimportantthanthewayyouspeakூHIᜧ;௃LᦻMNOPᦻ஺ᨵẆS⊤U80%ḄᵯWXYMZ[\Ḅ]^_ᨵ20%Mᩭ`\aᵨḄc]஺deᨵᐵ᝞gZ[ᵯWᩭhWḄi6j☢lmnῊp⊤qஹstஹ]uஹv᝱ஹxyஹEF஺

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