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Historyasweknowisfilledwithfactswithplacesnamesdatesandevents.Historyisalsofilledwithfeelingswithpainjoyexcitementandfear.Factsaresetdowninbooksbutwhathappenstofeelings?Howcanyoutakethepainforexampleandwriteitintoahistorybook?Youcan’t.ButyoucanputittomusiC.TakethebluesforexamplE.ThebluesstartedwhenblackmusiciansintheSouthbegantosingabouttheirhardtimesthosetimeswhichmadethemfeelblue.Theearlyblueswasthebeginningofothermusicalstylesfromjazztorockandroll.Musicyoumightsayisarecordoffeelings.Ofcoursefactsareimportant:thecivilrightsmovementtheraceforspacetheVietnamWar.Butthefeelingsbehindtheseevents–theprideofbeingblacktheexcitementofarocketblast点火起飞thepainofawar–arealsoanimportantpartofhistory.1.Inthepassagethewordblueandthewordbluesarerelatedto____________.A.afeelingandakindofmusicB.acolourC.akindofmusicandapersonD.peopleandtheirfeelings2.Accordingtothewriter’sideawhatcanmakepeoplefeelblue?.A.Hardtimes.B.MusiC.C.History.D.A.historybook3.Besidestheabovethewriteralsoexplains____________.A.whatcausedtheVietnamWarB.therelationbetweenhistoryandmusicC.thefeelingsbehindsomeimportanteventsD.whyhewrotethearticle
阅读理解TherearemanydifferentkindsofmusicintheworlD.Nowlet'sstudysomeofthem.ClassicalmusicClassicalmusicisaformofmusicwhichneedshighmusicalskills.Ifyouwanttolearnthiskindofmusicyouhavetogothroughpropertraining.HeavymetalmusicHeavymetalmusiccameoutafterWorldWarⅡ.Themelody旋律ofthesongisheavilyinfluencedbythestructureofit.Itisalsoknownasinformationmusic.Inheavymetalmusicsongwritingisbasedonaform.Hip－hopmusicThiskindofmusicalwaysincludestheuseofinstrumentssuchastheguitarviolinpianobass低音电吉他drumsandsoon.Inthiskindofmusicthebassisthemaininstrument.ItwasfirstplayedbyagroupoftravelingsingersandpoetsofWestAfricA.OperamusicItfirstappearedinItalyinthe1600s.Ithasagreatmixtureoftheatrical喜剧的artandmusicalinventionandisusedintheaters.JazzmusicThiskindofmusichasstrongandcomplex复杂的melodies.Themainmusicalinstrumentsarethecornettrumpetandviolinwhichhelpcarrythemelody.Besidesthesetherearemanyotherkindsofmusicsuchasthebluesnew－agemusicCelticmusicreligiousmusicandchambermusic室内乐.1.________musicneedshighmusicalskills.A.ClassicalB.HeavymetalC.Hip-hopD.Opera2.Themaininstrumentinhip-hopmusicisthe_________________.A.guitarB.violinC.pianoD.bass3.The________isusedinbothhip－hopmusicandjazzmusiC.A.pianoB.violinC.trumpetD.cornet4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.HeavymetalmusicappearedafterWorldWarⅡ.B.OnlyafterpropertrainingcanyoulearnclassicalmusiC.C.OperamusicfirstappearedinItaly.D.Peoplecalljazzmusicinformationmusic.5.What'stheBESTtitleforthepassage?A.DifferentkindsofmusicB.OurfavoritemusiciansC.WelovemusicbestD.Welcometothemusicclub
阅读理解HowtoMakeIce－creaminaBagWhatYouWillNeed1spoonofsugar1/2cupofhalf－and－half牛奶和奶油的混合物1/4spoonofvanillaextract香草精icesaltabigbagasmallbag.Firsttakethesmallbagandadd1spoonofsugar1/2cupofhalf－and－halfand1/4spoonofvanillaextracttothesmallbag.Nextaddthreeglassesoficetothebigbag.YoucanaddmoreorlessjustmakesurethesmallbagwillbecoveredbyicE.Thenpourabout1/2cupofsaltinthebigbag.Thesalthelpstheicegetcoldsoyoucanaddmoreifnecessary.Whenit'sreadyplacethesmallbaginthebigbagandsealtightly系紧.Youneedtoshakethebagforaboutfiveminutes.Finallytakethesmallbagoutbecarefulnottoopenit.Wipeoff擦去anysaltonthebag.Nowopenthebagyoucanenjoyyourice－cream.Youcanfinishalloftheworkinlessthantenminutes.1.Whatdoyouneedwhenmakinganicecream?A.AglassoficE.B.Aspoonofsalt.C.Aspoonofsugar.D.Acupofhalf－and－half.2.Howmanykindsofthingsshouldyouputintothesmallbag?A.OnE.B.Two.C.ThreE.D.Four.3.Whatshouldyouputintothebigbagatlast?A.Salt.B.IcE.C.Thevanillaextract.D.Thesmallbag.4.Whatshouldyoudobeforeyouopenthesmallbag?A.Shakethebigbag.B.Wipeoffthesalt.C.Waitfiveminutes.D.Pouritintoabowl.5.Howlongwillittakeyoutomakeanicecream?A.Lessthan10minutes.B.Morethan10minutes.C.Lessthan5minutes.D.Morethan5minutes.
TheAcademysetuptheStudentAcademyAwards学生学院奖in1972tosupportandencourageexcellentstudentsinfilmmakingatthecollegE.TheStudentAcademyAwardsisanationalstudentfilmcompetitionorganizedandcarriedoutbytheAcademyandtheAcademyFoundation.Eachyearover500collegeanduniversityfilmstudentsfromallovertheUnitedStatescompetefor为...而竞争awardswiththefilmsbeingdividedinfourtypes:Animation动画片DocumentaryNarrative原创剧本andAlternative改编剧本.AnexcellentstudentfilmmakerfromoutsidetheUnitedStatesispresentedeachyearaswell.ThepresentationceremonyisapopulareventthatisattendedannuallybyaviewersintheAcademy’sSamuelGoldwynTheater.ThroughtheStudentAcademyAwardstheAcademyrecognizesandencouragesthisyear’smostpromising有前途的newfilmmakers.PastwinnersincludeSpikeLeeTreyParkerBobSagetandOscarwinnersJohnLasseterandRobertZemeckis.Toextend扩大theinfluencebeyondthecompetitionapartpresentationofthegoldmedalaward-winningfilmsisshowneachyearforfreetoeducationalandnon-profitorganizationsalloverthecountry.Allentries参赛作品forthe38thStudentAcademyAwardsmustbehandedinbyemail.Pleasepayattentiontothattherunningtimeallowedforentriesinalltypesmustbeonly40minutes.AlsoyoumustprintahardcopyofyourentryformandhanditinwithyourDVDtotheappropriatecoordinator协调人.Foryourentrytobeofficiallycompletedthehardcopymustincludeyoursignature签名andthesignatureofyourguidanceteacher.1.__________cancompeteintheStudentAcademyAwards.A.AnAmericandirectorB.AnAmericanfilmuniversitystudentC.AllthefilmstudentsfromtheworldD.AnAmericanactingstudents2.Thepassagewaswrittenin______________.A.1990B.2000C.2010D.19723.HowmanytypeswerethefilmsdividedintointheAward?A.5.B.6.C.3.D.4.4.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordannuallyinthe1stparagraph?A.Fouryears.B.Threeyears.C.Twoyears.D.Everyyear.5.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisNOTTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.TheAwardwasheldeveryyear.B.Manywinnersgrewintosuccessfulfilmmakers.C.A.candidate参赛选手needn’tprintahardcopyoftheentryform.D.Theentrymustbehandedinbyemail.
MostpeoplehopetohaveamemorywhichhelpsthemsucceedinstudyworkandlifE.Canmemorybeimproved?Luckilyhundredsofstudiesinthepast50yearshavealreadygivenusaclearanswer.Ahealthylifestylekeepsyourbrainyoungandmemorysharp.Firstofallitisnecessarytohaveahealthydiet.EatingmorefoodrichinB.vitaminsandVitaminEsuchasvegetablesandleanmeathelpsyouhaveabettermemory.Doingexercisecankeepyourbrainalivetoo.Properexerciseprovidesmuchneededoxygenforthebrain.Runningridingabikeswimmingandevenwalkingtwoorthreetimesaweekarehelpful.Besidesgettingenoughsleepisimportant.Onlywhenyourbraingetsagoodrestcanitworkwell.Thehealthieryourlifestyleisthebetteryourmemorywillbecomebutdonotexpectasuddenchange-ittakesalongtimetohaveagoodeffect.Memoryskillshelpyourememberthingsbetter.ThefollowingsarethemostwidelyuseD.Chunkingisawayofrememberingapieceofinformationbycuttingitintosmallerones.Forexampletomemorizealongmobilephonenumber2127983630youcandivideitintothreegroups:first212then798andlastly3630.Thismethodismuchmoreeffective;OrganizationmeansorganizinginformationintogroupsofthesamekinD.Forexampletreesgrassandflowersareplants;tigerspandashorsesandcowsareanimals;Imageryisrememberingnewlylearntinformationbyusingyourimaginationandconnectingitwithsomethingthatyouarefamiliarwith.Howevermemoryskillswillhardlyworkifyoudon’tunderstandtheinformation.What’smoreonlyaregular有规律的reviewcanmakethememorylastlong.ThatiswhystudentsarealwaysadvisedtogooverwhattheyhavelearntafteronedayandthenafterthreedaysandthenuseitasregularlyaspossiblE.Humanbrainsarelikemuscles肌肉thatneednutrientsandexercisetobecomestronger.Ifyoumakeafewlifestylechangesandtrysomememoryskillsyoucancertainlyimproveyourmemory.1.Howmanywaysofkeepingahealthylifestylearementionedinthepassage?A.Two.B.ThreE.C.Four.D.FivE.2.Whichofthefollowingexamplesistheuseoftheskillorganization?A.Rememberingthemeaningofthewordgreenbyconnectingitwithtrees.B.RememberingalonganddifficultpassagebytranslatingitintoChinesE.C.Rememberingthewordyellowbyputtingitintothegroupofcolor.D.Rememberingthewordmapbyconnectingitwithapictureofamap.3.Accordingtothepassagewhyshouldwereviewwhatwe’velearnt?A.Touseitbettereveryday.B.Tounderstanditinabetterway.C.Toimprovememoryskills.D.TorememberitforalongertimE.4.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusaccordingtothepassage?A.Memorycanbeimprovedinsomeways.B.Memoryskillsarenotdifficulttolearn.C.ItisimportanttohaveahealthylifestylE.D.Noteveryonehasagoodmemory.
ThefilmAliceThroughtheLookingGlassison.Millionsofpeoplegotocinemastoseeit.ThelittlegirlAlicewithlonghairofgoldisaliveinpeople’smindagainafterthefilmAliceinWonderlandwasshownin2010.Thesetwopopularfilmswereadapted改编fromthenovelsAlice’sAdventuresonWonderlandandThroughtheLookingClass.BothofthemwerewrittenbyLewisCarrollafamousEnglishwriterwhohimselfwasasinterestingashisbooks.LewisCarrollwasamathteacherandwriter.In1856hemetHenryLiddellandhisthreelovelydaughters.Hisfriendshipwiththefamilybecameanimportantpartofhislifeoverthefollowingyears.HelikedthegirlsverymuchespeciallytheyoungestoneAliceLiddell.Heoftentoldstoriestomakethemhappy.Onedayhetookthegirlstoaboattrip.TomakethetimemoreenjoyablehebeganastoryabouttheadventureofalittlegirlnamedAliceinWonderland.ManyotherstrangecharacterssuchastheMousetheMarchHaretheCheshireCatandtheQueenofHeartswerebroughttothiswonderfulworldtoo.AliceLiddelllovedthestoryandsheaskedCarrolltowriteitdownforher.AfterCarrollfinishedthebookAlice’sAdventuresinWonderlandhegaveittothegirlasaChristmaspresent.Whenthebookwaspublishedin1865itwasagreatsuccessandsoonwasfamousaroundtheworlD.1.ThefilmAliceinWonderlandandAliceThroughtheLookingGlasswerefrom__________.A.HenryLiddell’sadventureB.twonovelsbyLewisCarrollC.threegirls’tripexperienceD.LewisCarroll’slifestory2.arenotthecharactersinthestoryAliceinWonderland.A.AliceLiddellandhersistersB.TheQueenandAliceC.TheMouseandtheMarchHareD.TheCheshireCatandtheMouse3.LewisCarrollwrotedownthestoryhetoldontheboattripbecause__________.A.hewantedtopublishitandmademoneyB.hethoughtitwasaveryinterestingstoryC.AlicelovedthestoryandaskedhimtodosoD.Alicethoughtothersalsowantedtoreadthestory4.AccordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.CarrollfinishedthebookandgaveittoAlicE.B.LewisCarrollwasthethreelovelydaughters’teacher.C.ThefriendshipbetweenCarrollandAlicelasteduntil1865.D.ThebookAlice’sAdventuresinWonderlandbecamefamousafterthefilmwereshown.
Ishumanbloodallthesame?Yes.Youmaysay.It’sallred.Wellit’snotassimpleasyoumightthink.Bloodismadeupofdifferentpartssuchasredbloodcells红血球whitebloodcellsandplatelets血小板.Twochemicalmolecules分子ontheredbloodcellsmakepeople’sblooddifferent.ScientistsmarkonemoleculeAandtheothermoleculeB.AccordingtowhichandhowmanymoleculesareontheredcellscientistsdividebloodintofourtypesA.B.ABandO..Yourbloodtypewillstaythesameallyourlife.Scientistshavebeenwonderingiftherearesomelinks联系betweenpeople’sbloodtypesandtheirpersonalitiesbuttheyarenotcertain.Butsomesaythatpeoplewiththesamebloodtypemayhavethingsincommon.What’syourbloodtype?Doyouhavefamilymembersorfriendswhoareofthesametypeasyou?Readthefollowing.PeoplewithTypeA.Theylookpeacefulfromtheoutside.Buttheyasktoomuchofthemselvesthattheymaybeverynervousinside.Theygethappyorsadeasily.Sometimestheyareshybutalwaysverycareful.Theycaneasilywinpeople’strust.PeoplewithTypeB.Theyhavestrongminds.Oncetheystartatasktheydon’tgiveupeasily.They’lltrytheirbesttofinishitanddoitwell.TypeB.peoplealwaystrytomakethemselvesdifferentfromothers.Theywanttodothingsintheirownway.PeoplewithTypeABTheyaremaybethestrangestamongallbloodtypes.Theycanbebothopenandshynoisyandquietatthesametime!Theyareresponsibleandalwaysreadytohelpothers.PeoplewithTypeO.Theyareopenandgoodatmakingfriends.Theyalwaysstarttasksbutdon’talwaysfinishthem.Theyhavelotsofnewideasandlovetobethecentreofattention.Theyalwaysstronglybelieveinthemselves.1.Thebloodtypesaredecidedby_______.A.thekindandamount数量ofmoleculesonthewhitecellB.thekindandamountofmoleculesontheredcellC.thekindandtheamountofplateletD.theamountofwhitebloodcells2.Scientistsare_______abouttherelationsbetweenbloodandpersonalities.A.sureB.notsureC.worriedD.excited3.IfyouarewithTypeB.youmight_________.A.havestrongmindsB.bealwaysreadytohelpothersC.lookpeacefuloutsideD.alwaysstartataskanddon’tfinishit4.Ifapersonisbothopenandshynoisyandquietatthesametimeheorshemightbewith_______blood.A.TypeOB.TypeA.C.TypeB.D.TypeAB5.Thebesttitleofthepassageis________.A.BloodTypeB.RedCellsandWhiteCellsC.PersonalityD.BloodTypeandPersonalities
阅读理解DoyouknowthemovieIRobot?IttellsusastoryaboutthefuturE.Theyearis2035androbotsarejustascommonasmobilephones.Peopledependontheirrobotstodolotsofthingsforexamplebabysittingcookingdoingchoresandtakingtheirdogsforawalk.Robotshavetoobey听从humans’ordersbecausetheirdesignersmakethemdoso.A.policeofficercalledSpoonerhatesrobots.Hedoesn’tthinkhumanscangetonwellwiththeirrobotsatall!ButthescientistSusanhasdifferentopinions.Susanworksonrobots’mindandshethinksonedayrobotswillbecomemorepowerful强大的thanhumansandhelphumanstomakeprogress进步.WhenSpoonerandSusanworktogethertheyfindthatsomethingiswrongwiththeworld’srobots.A.fewrobotshavetheirownthoughtsandthey’retryingtogetoutofhumans’control控制!Ofcoursetheserobots’dreamdoesn’tcometruE.Humansworkhardtocontroltheirrobotsagainandtheysucceedatlast.1.Thestorywillhappen发生in_______.A.2010B.2020C.2035D.20402.Thephrasedependoninthisarticlemeans_______.A.依靠B.悬挂C.相信D.取决于3.Spoonerisa_______andSusanisa_______.A.scientist;professorB.bankclerk;policeofficerC.policeman;doctorD.policeofficer;scientist4.Susanthinksthatoneday_______.A.robotscan’tgetonwellwithhumansB.robotswillhelphumanstomakeprogressC.robotswillhavetheirownthoughtsD.robotswillcontroltheworld5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaccordingtothisarticle?A.ThemovieIRobottalksaboutthefuturE.B.Peopleusetheirrobotstodoeverything.C.A.fewrobotswanttogetoutofhumans’control.D.Atlasthumanssucceedincontrollingtherobotsagain.
TherearesomefamousbuildingsintheworlD.Everyonecanrecognize认出themwiththeirimaginations.Forexamplewhenyouseeapictureofasportsstadium体育场thatremindsyouofabird’snestyouprobablyknowitistheOlympicstadiuminBeijing.Infactotherbuildingscanberecognizedmoreeasily.TheshapeofthebuildingshowstheobjectspeoplecanseeinsidE.InGuizhouChinapeoplecanvisittheMeitanTeaMuseumbuiltintheshapeofabigteapot.Fromfarawaytheteapot-shapedmuseumlookslikesomekindofhugeworkofart.Butasonegetscloserthewindowsmakeitclearthatthisisabuilding.PeoplewhoareinterestedinguitarsmightwanttovisittheGuitarMuseuminTennesseeUSA.Thebuildingisshapedlikeaguitarinsidevisitorscanseeallkindsofguitarsandlearnaboutfamousguitarplayers.Oneofthenewestfunny-shapedmuseumsisapottery陶器museuminKoreA.Thismuseumbuiltin2011isshapedjustlikeatraditionalKoreanpot.AlongwithseeingexamplesofpotsandtoolsusedformakingpotsinthemuseumvisitorscantrytomaketheirownpotstherE.根据短文内容判断下列各句正T.误F.1Peoplecanrecognizesomefamousbuildingswiththeirimaginations.2AccordingtothecolorsofsomebuildingswecanguesswhatobjectsareinsidE.3TheMeitanTenMuseumlookslikeahugecupwithwindows.4IfyouareinterestedinguitarplayersyoucanvisitthemuseuminChinA.5YoucantrytomakeyourownpotsinthepotterymuseuminKoreA.
Scientiststhinkthatmostanimalscan’tseecolors.Theworldisblackandwhitetothem.TofindoutifdogscouldseecolorsscientistsgavedogsfoodeverytimetheyplayedacertainpieceofmusiC.ThedoggotreadytoeatonlywhentheyheardthispieceofmusiC.TheydidnotgetreadytoeatwhentheyheardotherpieceofmusiC.Thenthescientistsgavethedogsfoodeverytimetheyshowedthemacertaincolor.Thedogsgotreadytoeatwhentheysawthiscolor.Thescientiststhenshowedthedogsanothercolor.Againthedogsgotreadytoeat.Thecolorswereallthesametothem.Colorsarenotallthesametothemonkeyshowever.ForexampleifweputfoodinaredboxanddothiseverydayamonkeywillalwaysgototheredboxtogetthefooD.Ifwethenputfoodinablueboxthemonkeywon’tgotoit.1.Allcolorsarethesameto.A.allanimalsB.scientistsC.monkeysD.dogs2.Monkeysknowthatredandblueare.A.notthesameB.thesameC.colorsD.food3.Thescientistsgivethedogsfoodeverytimethey.A.sawthecolorredB.wenttoaboxoffoodC.sawthecolorblueD.playedcertainmusic4.Dogsaredifferentfrommonkeysbecause.A.dogscan’tseeanycolorsandmonkeyscanB.dogscan’tseemorecolorsthanmonkeysC.monkeyscan’tseeanycolorsanddogscanD.monkeyscan’tseeredandblue5.Somewantedtofindoutifdogscouldseecolors.A.animalsB.doctorsC.scientistsD.monkeys
阅读理解阅读短文判断下列句子的正A.误B.Imaginetheyearis1666andwecanseeastudentcalledIsaacNewton.He’sawayfromhisuniversityforaholidayandathomewithhisfamily.IsaacNewtoncontinuestostudyathomE.HeenjoysphysicsandthinkingaboutthemysteriesoftheworlD.Onadaywhenthereisrainandsunatthesametimeheseesabeautifulrainbowinthesky.IthasmanydifferentcoloursheistoldthattherearefivE.Newtonwantstohavehisownrainbowbecausehewantstolookatitclosely.Hedecidestodoanexperiment.Onasunnydayhegoesinsideasmallroomandhemakestheroomverydark.Thenhemakesasmallholeandthesuncomesinsideit’sasmallrayoflight.It’swhitE.Newtontakesaprismandholdsituptothelight.Therayoflightgoesthroughtheprismbutitisn’twhitenow–therearemanycolours.Theprismhassplitup分解thewhitelightintodifferentcolours:Newtonhasarainbow.Newtonlooksathisrainbowcarefully.Hecanseemorethanfivecolourshecanseeseven.Hesaysthecoloursare:redorangeyellowgreenblueindigoandviolet.ButNewtonisascientistandhe’salwaysveryinterestedinhowthingswork.HehashisrainbowbuthewantstoknowmorE.Sohetakesanotherprismandholdsituptotherainbow.Therainbowgoesthroughthesecondprismbutitisn’tcolourfulnow–it’swhiteagain.Theprismhasjoinedupthecoloursbackintowhitelight.Newtonisthefirstpersontounderstandthatlightisacombinationofalltherainbowcolourstogether.Newtonalsounderstandshowwecanseecolour.ImaginealeafinthesunshinE.Alltherainbowcoloursfallontheleafbutitabsorbsallthesecolours.Theonlycolourthatisreflected反射isgreensotheleaflooksgreen.Differentobjectsreflectdifferentcolours.AndperhapsNewton’sfavouritefruitisanorange–butwhatcamefirstthenameofthefruitorthenameofthecolour?1.In1666IsaacNewtonwasauniversitystudentlearningphysics.2.Newtonwastoldthattherewerefivecoloursinarainbowandhebelievedit.3.Newtonusedaprism棱镜tosplitupthewhitelightfromthesun.4.Newtonunderstoodthatlightwasacombination复合ofalltherainbowcolourstogether.5.Thegreatman’sfavourtiecolourwasorangebecausehelikedorangefruit.
PotatochipsareverypopularintheworlD.Doyouknowhowtheywereinvented发明?In1853anative本土的AmericannamedGeorgeCrummadethefirstpotatochips.Crumwasachef厨师inanexpensiverestaurantinSaratogaSpringsNewYork.Onedayacustomer顾客didnotliketheFrenchfries.Hesaidtheywerecuttoothick.ThatdayCrumwasinabadmoodsohecutthepotatoesreallyreallythinandhecookedthemforalongtimeuntiltheywereverycrispy酥脆的.Hewantedtomakethecustomerdislikethem.ButthecustomerlovedthemverymuchandaskedformorE.OtherpeoplewantedCrum’spotatochips.Nowtherewasanewfoodonthemenu—Saratogachips.SoonCrumopenedhisownrestaurantandmadehisspecialchips.Ittookalongtimetomakepotatochips.PeoplepeeledthepotatoesbyhanD.Thenin1920theautomatic自动的potatopeelerchangedeverything.Nowitwasfasterandeasiertomakepotatochips.Nowpotatochipswerenotaspecialty.Theywereapopularsnackfoodbutonlyinthenorth.AsalesmannamedHermanLaywantedtosellpotatochipsinthesouth.Hesoldpotatochipsinbags.Hisbusinessgrew.TodayAmericanseatalotofpotatochipseveryday.阅读短文判断正T误F1.AtfirsttheFrenchfrieswereverythin.2.GeorgeCrumdidn’topenhisownrestaurant.3.Before1920itwasnoteasytomakepotatochips.4.GeorgeCruminvented发明akindofmachinewhichcouldpeelpotatoes.5.ItwasGeorgeCrumwhobroughtthepotatochipstothesouth.
完形填空ElephantsarethelargestlivinganimalsonlanD.Morethan5001kindsofelephantswerefoundontheearthoverthelast55millionyears.Only2kindsarestillalivetoday:theAfricanelephantandtheAsianorIndianelephant.Theseelephantscanonlybefoundin3places.Howevertheolderkindslivedincoldplacesalongtime4.Anexampleisthemammoth猛犸象—thelargesthairyelephant.Themammothwasthelargestlivingelephantwhichwasaboutseventons.5theelephantstodaymammothshadblackordarkbrownhairs6theirbodies.Allthemammothshadtusks长牙.Scientistsfoundmostoftheextinct灭绝的animalsby7thefossils8theirbonesandteeththatcouldbefounD.Howevermammothsarequitedifferent.DuringtheIceAgemammothsdiedandwerecovered9intheicE.Theicekeptthemverywell.Soscientistscouldfindthe10bodyofthemammoth.1.A.sameB.differentC.largeD.small2.A.twoB.threeC.fourD.five3.A.hotB.coldC.coolD.warm4.A.afterB.laterC.agoD.away5.A.AsideB.UnlikeC.AsD.For6.A.fillingB.coveringC.layingD.pushing7.A.dealingB.studyingC.buyingD.fixing8.A.forsureB.aswellC.asidefromD.suchas9.A.sadlyB.gentlyC.deeplyD.easily10.A.wholeB.allC.partD.piece
阅读理解Inourtownthereisabigzoowithalotofanimalsinit.Therearesobeautifultigersandtwooldlions.Theyeatalotofmeateveryday.Therearealsotwobigelephantsandonebabyelephant.Theelephantsarekindanimals.Theyeataloteveryday.Theylikechildren.Childrenoftengivethembreadandbananas.Elephantslikebananasbest.Inourzootherearealsobrownbearsblackbearsandwhitebears.TheystandontheirhindlegsholduptheirforelegsandaskforfooD.Theylikecakesverymuch.There'salsoachildren'scornerinourzoo.ChildrenridehorsesanddonkeysandwatchthemonkeystherE.Themonkeysareveryfunny.Theyclimbupropesandjumpdownagainandplaywitheachotherlikesmallchildren.1.Whichanimallikesbananasbest?A.monkeysB.tigersC.elephantsD.donkeys2.Thezoois______________.A.nearourtownB.verybigC.verysmallD.nexttothecity3.Whichanimalplayslikesmallchildren?A.themonkeysB.thetigersC.thebearsD.lions4.Whydobearsstandontheirhindlegs?A.Theyaretiredandwanttohavearest.B.TheywanttojumpoutC.TheywanttoaskforfooD.D.Theywanttoeatpeople5.Howmanykindsofbearsarethereinthezoo?A.oneB.twoC.threeD.five
阅读理解Let'slookattwooldbutpopularinventionsweuseinourdailylifE.Band－Aids创可贴ThefirstBand－AidwasmadebyAmericanEarleDicksonin1921.TheideacametohimbychancE.Dickson'swifeJosephineoftencutherfingersinthekitchen.Atthattimegauze纱布andadhesivetape胶带didn'tcometogether.PeoplehadtocutthemtotherightsizE.Dicksonfoundtheywerealwaystoobigandsoonfelloff.SoheputapieceofgauzeonthecentreofapieceoftapE.ThisishowhemadethefirstBand-AiD.LaterDickson'snewinventionsbecameverypopularallaroundtheworlD.Bubblegum泡泡糖Bubblegumwasinventedbyaccident.In1928AmericangumcompanyworkerWalterE.Diemerplayedaroundwithnewchewinggumrecipes.Chewinggumhadalreadybeeninventedmorethanhalfacenturybeforethen.ButDiemerfoundthatthegumhemadewaseasytoblow.Heblewabubbleandthensawthepossibilities.Hetooksomeofhisnewgumtoashopanditsoldoutinasingleafternoon.SincethenDubbleBubble—thefirstbrandofbubblegum—hasmadekidshappyallaroundtheworlD.1.Josephineoften________inthekitchen.A.hurtherfingersB.madebubblegumC.playedwithnewrecipesD.cutgauzetotherightsize2.BeforetheBand-Aidwasinvented________.A.thegauzeandadhesivetapewerealwayssmallB.peoplehadtocoverthecutwithapieceofclothC.peoplehadtobecarefultocutthegauzequitebigD.peoplehadtocutthegauzeandadhesivetapetotherightsize3.Bubblegumwasinventedbyan________.A.AmericandoctorB.AmericangumcompanyworkerC.AmericanhousewifeD.Americangumshopkeeper4.Bubblegumwasinventedaround________yearsafterchewinggumwasinventeD.A.30B.50C.80D.1005.Diemer'sbubblegumsoldoutduring________.A.adayB.amorningC.anafternoonD.twodays
China’sZhouYangwontheOlympicGameswomen's1500-metreshort-trackgoldin2009.Itoldmyselfafewdaysago‘ZhouYangyouCandothis’the18-year-oldOlympicnewcomersaiD.Ibelievedinmyself.Thisgoldmedalwillchangethings.ItwillgivememoreconfidencE.ItwillgivemymumabetterlifestylE.China’sShenXueaged31andZhaoHongboaged36celebratedSt.Valentine’sDayandtheChineseNewYearbywinningagoldmedalinthepairsfigureskatingattheVancouverOlympics.—Wehavenotcompeted比赛muchinthelasttwoyearsandwecamebacktocompeteattheOlympicGamesasitisourdreamtowinanOlympicgoldmedal.China’sWangMengwonagainherOlympicwomen's500-metreshorttrackskatingtitleonWednesday.IhavealotofconfidencE.Ifeelthatit'smydutytowinthat.It'sstilltheChineseNewYearholidayshesaidKowtow磕头wastheonlywaytoexpressmythankstothecoaches.teamleadersandteammates.1.HowoldistheOlympicnewcomerZhouYangnow?A.18B.19C.31D.362.WhatisShenXueandZhaoHongbo’sdream?A.TocelebrateChineseNewYear.B.TogivetheirparentsabetterlifE.C.TowinanOlympicgoldmedal.D.TospendaspecialValentine’sDay.3.InwhatsportdidWangMengwinthegoldmedal?A.FigureSkating.B.Women’sl500metreshort-trackskating.C.Skiing.D.Women’s500metreshort-trackskating4.Wheremayyouprobablyreadthispassage?A.Inastorybook.B.Inanewsreport.C.InaTVplay.D.Inanadvertisement.
Doyoubelievethatonlyboysdowellinscience?Doesitseemtoyouthatgirlshavebetterlanguageskillsthanboys?Inyouropinionareboysbetteratbuildingthings?IfyouranswertoeachofthosequestionsisYesyouarerightaccordingtoanarticleinCurrentSciencE.Thereareexceptions例外butherearethefacts.Usuallyboysscorehigherontestsaboutmathwhilegirlsdobetterintestsaboutwordsspellingandmemory.ButthesedifferencesmaynotalwaysbetruE.InthefuturE.aperson'sabilitiesmaynotbedecidedbysex.AsonescientistsaysNothingisimpossibleforapersontobeordo.A.recentstudybyJeromeKaganascientistatHarwardUniversityisstudyingthewatchingabilityofchildren10monthsolD.Babyboysandbabygirlsarewatchingashowwhileseatedontheirmothers'laps.InActIoftheshowanorange-coloredhallisliftedfromablueboxandmovedslowly.Thenitisreturnedtothebox.Thisisrepeatedsixtimes.Act[fisalmostthesameexceptthattheorangeballissmaller.BabyboysdonotseemtonoticethedifferenceinthesizeoftheballbutgirlsimmediatelybecomeexcitedandbegintomakenoisesthatsoundlikelanguagE.It'salsoknownthatbabygirlsusuallytalkatanearlieragethanbabyboysdo.Scientistsbelievethattheleftsideofthebraindevelopsfasteringirlsthaninboys.Asaresultbythetimetheystarttoschoollittlegirlshaveanadvantagethatboysdon'thavebutwhathavetheboysbeendoingintheyearbeforestartingschool?Theyhavebeendevelopingsomethingcalledaggression.Anaggressivepersonfeelsstrongandindependent.Heisoftenthefirstonetostartafight.Itissaidthataggressioniscausedbyhormones荷尔蒙.ScientistsbelievethathormonesarenottheonlycausE.Theysayaggressioninboysisalsocausedbymothers.1.Wheredoesthistextpossiblycomefrom?A.Readingforbabies.B.A.newspaperonsciencE.C.A.schoolnoticE.D.A.travelguidE.2.Accordingtothepassage.A.boysandgirlshavecompletelydifferentskillsB.itisimpossibleforgirlstobecomeascientistinthefutureC.girlsalwaysgethigherscoresthanboysinmathD.boysmayusuallydobetterinbuildingthingsthangirls3.ThewriterusestheexampleoftheorangeballtoshowthatA.babyboysareclevererthanbabygirlswB.babyboysarenotinterestedinshowsC.babygirlsarebetteratwatchingdifferentthingsD.babygirlstalkatanearlieragethanbabyboysdo4.Theunderlinedwordaggressioninparagraph3means.A.anangryfeelingB.anicefeelingC.ahappyfeelingD.asadfeeling
AsweknowitisnoteasytobuildasatellitE.Buildingatraditionalsatellitenormallytakesyears.Thecostscanbeashighas$250millionormorE.MostmembersofthedesignteamshaveworkedinthefieldforalongtimE.Theyholdadvanceddegreesinmathscienceorengineering.Butthingsarechanging.Highcostsunusualeducationalrequirementsandlongstart-uptimesarenolongeranobstacletospaceexploration.ThescientistsatStanfordUniversityhavedevelopedanewtypeoftinyinexpensiveearth-orbitingsatellitesthatgofromideastolaunch发射inayear.Sofarcollegestudentshavebuiltandlaunchedseveralcube-shapedsatellitesorCubesats.Atleast15morearereadytogo.Thosealreadyinorbit轨道takepicturescollectinformationandsenditbacktotheearthjustasregularsatellitesdo.ButyoumightnotevenhavetowaituntilyougettocollegetostartdesigningandbuildingyourownsatellitE.A.newprogramcalledKatySataimstogetteenagerstotakepart.OncekidsunderstandwhatsatellitescandosaysBenYuananengineeratLockheedMartininMenloParkCalifthekindsofapplicationsthey’llcomeupwithmaybecountless.We’dliketoputthistechnology技术inyourhandshetellskids.We’regoingtoteachyouhowtooperateasatellitE.Thenwewanttoturnitovertoyouasasandboxforyoutoplayin.Wewantyoutotakethetechnologyintonewdirectionsthatwehaven’tthoughtofyet.Educationisn’ttheonlygoalofCubeSats.Becausethesetinytechnology-filledboxesarerelativelyinexpensivetobuildandcanbeputtogetherquicklythey’reperfectfortestingnewtechnologiesthatmightonedaybeusedonmajorspacetasks.Thebiggestchallengenowistofindwaystobringthesatellitesbacktotheearthafterayearortwo.OtherwisemajorhighwaysofspacejunkcouldgraduallyincreaseasCubeSatsbecomemorecommon.NowdayschallengeandhighschoolstudentsaregettingachancetolearnwhatittakestoexploreinspacE.Someday—perhapsalotsoonerthanyouimagine—youmightgettodesignbuildandlaunchyourownsatellitE.Ifyoudoyou’resuretohavefun.AndyoumightalsogetcrazyaboutscienceforlifE.1.Comparedwiththetraditionalonesthenewsatellites___________.A.needlongstart-uptimesB.arelow-costandsmall-sizedC.areveryhardtooperateD.collectmoreinformationinorbit2.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordobstaclemean?A.AnaimtoachieveinthenearfuturE.B.AnimaginationthatkidsusuallyhavE.C.SomethingdangeroustoterrifypeoplE.D.Somethingdifficultthatstandsintheway.3.Accordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingistrue?A.CubeSatscouldpossiblycausepollutioninspacE.B.A.fewkidswillsendapplicationsfortheproject.C.ScientistsdesignedCubeSatsforkidstoplaywith.D.Studentscan’tdesignsatelliteswithoutcollegeeducation.4.What’sthepurposeoftheauthorwritingthepassage?A.Toshowthathightechnologybringsabigchangeinkids’lifE.B.Toshowthatkidsleadthespaceresearchintoanewdirection.C.Totellusthatsatellitetechnologycanalsobelearnedbykids.D.Totellusthatkidsmuststudyhardtolearnsatellitetechnology.
根据短文内容判断正误正确的用A.表示错误的用B.表示Thesetwolettersappearedinanewspaper.Bothwritershavetheirownideasonzoos.ZoosDoaGoodJobItisgoodtokeepanimalsinzoos.Iknowalotofpeoplethinkitiswrongtokeepanimalsinzoos.HoweverIbelievethatzooshavemanygoodpoints.FirstlyzoosareplacesforpeopletoseemanydifferentkindsofanimalsfromallovertheworlD.Withoutzoosmostpeoplewouldneverseearealbearortiger.Secondlyzooslookaftertheanimalsverywell.Theanimalsarealwaysgivenfoodandcleanedregularly定期.Inthewilditisnotalwayspossibleforananimaltofindfoodsosometimesitgoeshungry.Butanimalskeptinzoosnevergohungry.Thirdlyzoosprotecttheanimalstheylookafter.Theyofferthemsafeplacestolivein.Inthewildsomekindsofanimalsareindangerofbecomingextinction灭绝.Butzoosgivetheseanimalsachancetolivein.WithoutzoostherewouldbefewerkindsofanimalsintheworlD.MariaSmithZoosAreUnnaturalInMaria’slettershesaysthatzoosaregoodforanimals.IamafraidthatzoosarenotgoodforanimalstheyareonlygoodforpeoplE.Iitisunnaturalandunfairtokeepwildanimalsincages.Mostanimalsarekeptincagesthataretoosmallforthem.Inthewildtheseanimalswouldtravelfreely.Inzoostheycan’tdothis.ThisiswhythebearsandtigersalwayslooksosaD.Mostcagesarenotverycleaneither.Itistruethatzoosgivetheanimalsfoodregularlybutthisisnotnatural.WildanimalsareusedtolookingfortheirownfooD.Weshouldtreatanimalsinthesamewaythatwetreatltherpeoplewithrespect尊敬.000Wouldanyonebehappyifyoudon’tlethimgooutsidehishome?WouldMarialiketohavelotsofpeoplestandingoutsideherflatlookingather?Noshewouldn’t.Andanimalsdon’tlikeiteither.PhilipBlack1.MariaandPhiliphavequitedifferentideasonkeepinganimalsinzoos.2.InMaria’sopinionarealbearortigercanonlybeseeninzoos.3.MariathinksthatanimalslivebetterinzoosthaninthewilD.4.AccordingtoPhilipifcagesarebigandcleanenoughtigersandbearswilllookhappy.5.MariaandPhilipbothagreethatzoosaregoodforpeoplE.
阅读下面短文从每题所给的A.B.C.D.四个选项中选出一个最佳答案What'sgoingtohappeninthefuture?Willrobotscontrolourplanet?Willcomputersbecomesmarterthanus?Notlikely.Butherearesomethingsthatscientistssayaremostlikelytohappenin10to30yearsfromnowaccordingtotheBBC.DigitalmoneyWeusedtopaywithcash现金foreverythingwebought.Nowwhenweuseacreditcard信用卡toshoponlinemoneyisspentwithoutusseeingit.Thatmeanswearealreadyusingdigitalmoney.UsingacardismucheasierthansearchingourpocketsforchangE.Itisalsosaferthancarryingalotofcash.WhenATMcardswerefirstintroducedtheywerenotacceptedeverywherE.Butnowit'shardtolivewithoutthem.It'sreportedthatpeopleinSwedencompletelystoppedusingcashlastyearandtheUSmightbenext.Bionic仿生的eyeIt'snolongersomethingonlyinasciencefictionmoviE.Peoplewhoareblindmayhaveachancetogettheirsightback—bywearingbioniceyes.Ablindeyecannolongersenselightbutabioniceyecanuseacameratoseetheenvironmentandsenddata数据totheminD.Nowthebioniceyeonlyallowspatientstoseelightsandunclearshapes.A.highresolution高清的imagecouldbejustafewyearsaway.Self－drivingcarsUnlikeahumandriveraself－drivingcarwon'tgetdistracted分钟byphonecalltheradioorsomethingoutsidethewindow.Sensors探测器andcamerasonthecarwouldallowittostickreducethenumberofroadaccidents.Youcouldeventakeanapwhilethecardriveritself.InthefuturedriverlesscarswouldbewidelyaccepteD.1.________hasstoppedusingcashcompletely.A.SwedenB.ATMC.BBCD.America2.Whatdoesthewritermainlytellusaboutdigitalmoney?A.Weusedigitalmoneytoshoponlinewithoutpayingmoney.B.Digitalmoneyismostlikelytobeusedinsteadofcash.C.UsingcashiseasierandsaferthanacreditcarD.D.ATMcardsarealwayspopular.3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A.Bioniceyesonlyappearinthesciencefictionfilm.B.Humandriverswon'tgetdistractedbysomethingoutsidE.C.TheblindwearingbioniceyesmayseeclearlyinthefuturE.D.Therewillbenoroadaccidentsatallifself－drivingcarsareuseD.4.Fromthereportwecanlearnsomeinformationabout________.A.cultureandartB.industryandfarmingC.scienceandtechnologyD.trafficandjourney5.Whichofthefollowingcanbepredicted预测fromthepassage?A.Therewouldbeanumberofself-drivingB.TheblindcouldusecamerastoseethingsarounD.C.Wewouldliveahardlifewithdigitalmoney.D.RobotswouldcontroltheworlD.
In1955WaltDisney迪斯尼himselfopenedthefirstDisneyParkinLosAngelestheUSA.LaterDisneyworldwasopenedinFloridain1971.Itcostbetween$500and$600milliontobuilD.TokyoDisneyParkopenedinJapanin1983andEurope欧洲DisneyopenedinFrancein1992.NowHongKongisgoingtobuildaDisneyParkanditwillbeopenin2005.Morethan80%ofHongKong'spopulationwouldliketovisittheDisneyParkwhenit'sopeneD.Butabouthalfofthemthoughttheadultadmissionfee成人参观费ofbetweenHK$250toHK$300US$32toUS$38wastoohigh.Thechildren'sadmissionfeeisnotknownyet.ButchildrenmaynotmindpayinganyentrancefeE.IfIstartsavingmoneynowI'llhaveenoughmoneytopaytheentrancefeeinfiveyears'timesaidChanPo-sanga12-yearoldgirl.Ican'ttakemysontotheDisneyParkintheUSAsaidMrs.YumotherofasmallboyThat'swhyIagreewiththegovernment'splan政府计划tobuildoneherE.ThenI'llbeabletotakemysontherE.Theadmissionfeeofseveralhundreddollarsisnothingcomparedwith与......相比thepriceofanairtickettotheUSA.1.ThefirstDisneyParkwasbuiltin__________.A.FranceB.TokyoC.AmericaD.HongKong2.HowmanyDisneyParkswilltherebeinAsia亚洲bytheyear2005?A.1B.2C.3D.43.WhatdotheHongKongpeoplethinkabouttheplan?A.Mostofthemagreewithit.B.Halfofthemdon'tagreewithit.C.Fewofthemagreewithit.D.Onlychildrenlikeit.4.DoalltheHongKongpeoplecare关心muchabouttheentrancefee?A.Yestheyallthinkthatthefeeistoohigh.B.NothechildrenmaynotmindhowmuchthefeewillbE.C.Yesmostofthemfeelthatthefeeisnothigh.D.Thewriterdoesn'ttellus.5.AccordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.TheadultadmissionfeeislowerthanthechildrenadmissionfeE.B.DisneyParksaregettingmoreandmorepopularamongchildrenandadults.C.Thechildren'sadmissionfeeisaboutHK$250toHK$300.D.SincethefeeistoohighfewHongKongpeoplewanttovisitthepark..
Whenwethinkofpaperwethinkofnewspapersandbooks.Buttherearemanyotheruses.Onlyhalfoftheworld'spaperisusedforbooksandnewspapers.Paperisverygoodforkeepingyouwarm.Youhaveperhapsseenhomelessmenasleeponalargenumberofnewspapers.InFinlanditissometimes－40℃inwinter.Thefarmerswearpaperboots靴子inthesnow.Nothingcouldbewarmer.Eachyearmoreandmorethingsaremadeofpaper.WehavehadpapercupsandplatesforalongtimE.Butnowwehearthatchairstablesandevenbedscanbemadeofpaper.Withpaperbootsandshoesyoucanwearpaperhatspaperdressesandpaperraincoats.Whenyouhaveusedthemonceyouthrowthemawayandbuynewones.Thelatestuseofpaperseemstobepaperhouses.Thesearenotsmallhousesforchildrentoplayinbutrealbighousesforpeopletolivein.Youcanbuyahousewiththreeroomsforabout500dollars.Youcanputitupbyyourselfinafewhoursandyoucanuseitforaboutfiveyears.1.Onlyhalfoftheworld'spaperisusedto________.A.buildhousesB.helpthehomelesspeopleC.makechairstablesandbedsD.print印刷newspapersandbooks2.ThefarmersinFinlandwearpaperbootsinwinterto________.A.feelmuchbetterB.goforawalkC.keeptheirfeetwarmD.savealotofmoney3.Longbeforewebegantousepapertomakechairstablesandbeds________.A.wecouldbuypaperbootsandshoesinpapershopsB.wehadalreadyhadpapercupsandplatesC.wecouldwearpaperhatsandpaperdressesD.wehadnopapercupsandpaperplates4.Thelatestuseofpaperseemstobepaperhouses.Thesehousesare________.A.notexpensiveandeasytobuildupB.madeforchildrentoplayinorforhomelessmentoliveinC.madeonlyfortherichpeopleD.bigandstrongenoughtoliveformanyyears5.Afteryouuseapaperraincoatyoumay________.A.useitforalongtimeB.sellittoothersC.lendittoothersD.throwitaway
Whenyouareillyou’llbeunhappybecauseyourbodybecomeshotandtherearepainsallover.Youdon’twanttowork:youstayinbedfeelingterriblE.Whatmakesyouill?It’sgerms细菌.GermsareeverywherE.Theyareverysmallandyoucan’tseethemwithyoureyesbutyoucanseethemwithamicroscopE.Theyareverysmallandtherecouldbehundredsofthemonorinaverysmallthing.Germsarealwaysfoundindirtywater.Whenyoulookatdirtywaterunderthemicroscopeyouwillseetheminit.Soyourparentswillnotletyoudrinkdirtywater.Germsarefoundnotonlyindirtywatertheyarealsofoundinairanddust灰尘.Ifyoucutyourfingerandifsomeofthedustgoesintothefingeritwillbecomebigandredandyouwillhavesomepaininit.SometimesgermswillgointoyourbodyandyouwillfeelpaineverywherE.1.Thewriterthinksthatyouwill____whenyouareill.A.feelhotB.notwanttoworkC.notfeelhappyD.ABandC.2.Youcanseegerms____A.whenyouareillB.onlywhenyouuseamicroscopeC.whenyoucutyourfingerD.everywherearoundyou3.A.microscopeisusedfor____AmakingverybigthingslookmuchsmallerB.makingverysmallthingslookmuchbiggerC.helpingyouseethingsclearlyD.killinggerms4.Yourparentsdon’tletyoudrinkdirtywaterbecause____A.waterwillmakeyouillB.therearemanygermsinitC.youcanseegermsinitD.itwillmakeyourfingerbecomebigandred5.Thewritertalkabout____A.howtomakedirtywatercleanB.howtotakecareofyourfingersC.howfindgermsD.whatmakesyouill
阅读理解阅读下列短文根据短文内容选择最佳答案TheSydneyOperaHouseisaveryfamousbuildingintheworlD.IthasbecomeSydney’sbest-knownlandmarkandinternationalsymbol.TheOperaHousewithasailingroofwasdesignedbyafamousDanisharchitect丹麦建筑师Utzon.Thebaseforthebuildingwasstartedin1959yearsbeforethedesignswerefinisheD.UtzonspentfouryearsdesigningtheOperaHousE.In1962thedesignswerefinalized定稿andtheconstructionbegan.In1967theystartedthedecorationinsidE.Ittook14yearsintotaltobuildtheOperaHousE.QueenElizabethIIofficiallyopeneditonOctober20th1973.TheSydneyOperaHousecostaround＄100millionandwaspaidforbythepubliC.6225squaremetersofglasswasusedtobuildit.TheOperaHouseincludes1000rooms.Itis185meterslongand120meterswidE.Thebuilding’sroofsectionsweighabout15tons.Eachyearthisfantasticbuildingattracts200000touriststocomeforavisitorenjoyeventsinit.TheOperaHousereachesoutintotheharbor港湾.Itisamazingandunforgettableofferingpeopleastrongsenseofbeauty.1.ThedesigneroftheSydneyOperaHousewasfrom_______.A.AmericaB.AustraliaC.EnglandD.Denmark2.BuildingtheSydneyOperaHouselasted_______.A.from1959to1967B.from1962to1973C.from1959to1973D.from1962to19673.Theunderlinedwordconstructionmeans_______inChinesE.A.创立B.施工C.设计D.竣工4._______paidforthecostofthebuildingoftheSydneyOperaHousE.A.UtzonB.ThegovernmentC.QueenElizabethIID.Thepublic5.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.SailingRoofB.TheSydneyOperaHouseC.TravellinginSydneyD.TheOpeningoftheOperaHouse
Howdidlearnhowtorideyourbicycle?Someoneprobablygaveyouafewlessonsandthenyoupracticedalot.Youcanlearnhowtostudyinmuchthesameway.Nooneisbornknowinghowtostudy.Youneedtolearnafewstudyskillsandthenpracticethem.Whyworkonyourstudyskills?Itwillmakeiteasierforyoutolearnanddowellinclassespeciallyasyoumoveuptohighschool.HerearesomestepstosmarterstudyingStep1Payattention!Doyouhavetroublepayingattentioninclass?Areyousittingnexttoaloudperson?Isithardtoseetheblackboard?Makesureyouaresittinginagoodseatthatletsyoupayattention.Tellyourteacherorparentsaboutanyproblemsthatpreventingyoufrompayingattentionandtakinggoodnotes.Remembergoodstudystartsinclass!Step2Notsurehowtotakenotes?Startbywritingdownthefactsyourteachermentionsorwritesontheblackboardduringclass.Tryyourbesttousegoodhandwritingsoyoucanreadyournoteslater.Itisalsoagoodideatokeepyournotesquizzesandpapersorganizedbysubject.Goodnotesequalstoeasierstudying.Step3WaitinguntilThursdaynighttostudyforFridays’testwillmakeforahomeworknightthat’snofun!Italsomakesithardtodoyourbest.Wearealguiltytoputtingthingsoffsometimes.Oneofthebestwaystomakesurethatdoesn’thappenistoplanahead.Askforafoolcalendartomakewhatyouneedtodoorwhatyouhavedoneonit!Letyourdailylifeandstudyingoodorder!Step4Whenthereisalottostudyandthetestiscomingyouaresuretogetworriedaboutit.Don’tworry!Insteadofthinkingaboutallofittryworkingononeortwoeachnight.Anotherwaytobreakitupistostudyregularlyinsteadofjustthenightbefore.Youshouldalwaysreviewyournotesandreadthechaptersyouareworkingon.Step5Youcan’tstudyeffectivelyifyoudon’tunderstandthematerial.Besuretoaskyourteacherforhelpifyouarenotclearaboutsomething.Youcanalsocheckyourselfbyreadingthroughyournotes.Doesitallmakesense?Ifnotaskyourteachertogooveritwithyou.Thebestwaytolosetheconfusionistoaskforhelp!Step6Sothetestistomorrowandyouhavefollowedyourstudyplanbutsuddenlyyoucan’trememberanything!Don’tpanic!Yourbrainneedstimetodigestalltheinformationyouhavegivenit.Trytogetagoodnight’ssleepandyouwillbesurprisedbywhatcomesbacktoyouinthemorning.1.Thebesttitleofthepassageis___________.A.HowtostudywellB.SixstepstosmarterstudyingC.ThebestwaytostudywellD.Whereisthebestwaytostudy2.Ifthereistoomuchstudyandtoomanyexamsyouhadbetter___________.A.giveinB.giveupC.breakitdownD.breakitup3.Accordingtothepassageourbrainalsoneeds_________.A.tohaveagoodrestB.tohaveagoodsleepC.tohavetimetothinkaboutitD.tohavetimetogetitchanged4.Asweknowgoodstudybeginswith______.A.yourgoodattentionB.yourdetailednotesC.yourgoodseatD.alltheabove5.Whenhavingdifficultylearningwhatshouldyoudo____accordingtothepassage?A.tocopyothersB.todropitC.toaskforhelpD.tosurftheinternet
Whatisthebest-sellingbookintheworld?IsittheHarryPotterseriesorSecretGarden?AccordingtotheGuinnessWorldRecordstheXinhuaDictionarypublishedbytheCommercialPressinChinaistheworld’smostpopulardictionaryandthebest-sellingbook.In1950Chineselanguageexperts专家andscholarsWeiJiangongandYeShengtaostartedtoedit编辑theXinhuaDictionary.Therewasalotofdiscussionresearchandpaperwork.Somehandscripts稿件werecheckedagainandagainlikecompositionsPeople’sDailyreporteD.Manypeople’shardworkandinterestingstorieswentintomakingthedictionary.In1953thefirstXinhuaDictionarywaspublisheD.Today567millioncopiesofthedictionaryhavebeensoldworldwidE.Howeverrevisions修订tothedictionarycontinuetobemadE.AccordingtoYuGuilinfromCommercialPresseditors编辑usuallysummarize总结themeaningofwordsagainwhilerevising.Iftheexamplesentencesareoutofdateeditorsneedtohaveexperiencesandmmakenewexamples.Togiveacorrectexplanationoftheword‘焗油deepcondition’oneeditorwenttoabarbershop理发店toexperienceitforhimselfYutoldtheBeijingTimes.SofartheXinhuaDictionaryhasbeenrevised11times.Tokeepupwiththetimessomepopularandwidelyusedinternetwordsarealsoaddedtothedictionary.Forexampleinthe11theditionthephrases晒工资showoffsalaryand晒照片showoffpictureswereincludeD.AlltheseeffortscreatetheNationalDictionaryofChinA.TheXinhuaDictionaryisnotonlyausefultoolforgenerationsofChinesepeoplE.ItalsohelpsforeignerswhoarelearningtheChineselanguageandculturE.1.AccordingtoGuinnessWorldRecordsthebest-sellingbookis_____.A.theXinhuaDictionaryB.theHarryPotterseriesC.SecretGardenD.GuinnessBookofWorldRecords2.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordscholarsinthesecondparagraph?A.校长B.学长C.学者D.学生3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutthefirstXinhuaDictionary?A.WeiJiangongandYeShengtaoeditedit.B.Theeditorshadalotofdiscussionsdidresearchandpaperwork.C.Theeditorscheckedthehandscriptsagainandagain.D.ThefirstXinhuaDictionarywaspublishedin1950.4.Whilerevisingthedictionarytheeditors_____.A.justneedtoreadandcorrecttheprintingmistakesB.makenewexamplesforthewordsC.havetogotoabarbershoptoexperiencedeepconditioningD.havetochangealltheexamplesofthewords5.AccordingtothearticletheXinhuaDictionary_____.A.hastoincludeinternetwordsB.islittlehelpforforeignlearnersC.isbetterthananyotherdictionaryD.triestokeepupwiththetimes
A.newproduct–theAppleWatch–intothemarket.LastyearthewatchwasfirstlyintroducedbyTimCookApple'sCEO.Thepriceofthewatchisfrom$349to$1099dependingonitssizeandwhetheritisasportsorregularone.Appleengineersanddesignershaveputinalotofthoughtandhardworkintocreatingthissmallscreenonyourwrist手腕.Thesensor传感器onthescreennotonlyfindsyourfingerbutalsoknowsthedifferencebetweenwhenyouaretapping轻触andwhenyouarepressingharder.Thewatchalsohashapticfeedback触觉反馈.Youcansendpersonalmessagestoyourfriend—suchasdrawingastaroraspecialsignwithyourfingersortappingthewatchsay3timesandyourfriendwillreceivethosetapsontheirwrist.Besidestellingthetimethewatchwilluse'Bluetooth'toconnectwithyouriPhoneandshowcallsortextmessagesthatcomein.AccordingtoTimCookthewatchmayopenupawholenewareaofapplications应用thatwehadneverthoughtof.SomecarfactorieslikeBMWhavedevelopedanappthatallowsitscarownerstoopentheircarswiththewatch.A.'Hotels'appmayallowyoutoopenthedoortoyourhotelroomwithoutworryingaboutlosingthesmart-carD.Andfinallyevenattheairport—passengersmaybeabletosimplywavetheirwristtocheckintotheirflight.Thebiggestuseofthewatchhoweverisasyourpersonalfitnesscoach.Thewatchcanshowyourpulseheartbeatusingasensoratthebottomofthewatch.ItalsohasthesamesensorasyouriPhonesoitknowswhenyouaremovingandalsohowmuchyouarewalkingorrunning.ItwillremindyouifyouhavebeensittingfortoolongwithouttakingexercisE.1.WecanlearnfromthepassagethattheAppleWatch.A.isdesignedbyTimCookB.wasbroughtintothemarketlastweekC.sellsatdifferentpricesfordifferentcolorsD.canshowyourpulseandknowswhenyouaremoving.2.Withapplewatchyoucan.A.developyourownpersonalappB.connectyouriPhonewithyouriPadC.receivepersonalmessagesfromyourfriends’iPhoneD.sendpersonalmessagestoyourfriends’applewatches3.ManybusinesseshelppushfortheusesofapplewatchEXCEPT.A.hospitalsB.hotelsC.airlinesD.carfactories
阅读理解AprilFool’sDayisadaytoplayjokesonothers.NooneknowshowthisholidaybeganbutitwasthoughttobegininFrancE.InFranceNewYear’sDaywascelebratedonMarch25andcelebrationslasteduntilApril1st.WhenNewYear’sDaywaschangedfromMarch25toJanuary1stinthe1560sbyKingCharlesIX查理九世thereweresomepeoplewhostillcelebrateditonApril1standthosepeoplewerecalledAprilFools.AprilFool’sDayisafor-fun-onlyday.Nobodyisexpectedtobuygiftsortotaketheirfriendsouttoeatinafancyrestaurant.Nobodygetsoffworkorschool.It’ssimplyafunlittleholidaybutaholidayonwhichonemustremainforevervigilant警惕的forhemaybethenextAprilFool!EachcountrycelebratesAprilFool’sDaydifferently.InFrancetheAprilFooliscalledAprilFishPoissond’Avril.TheFrenchfooltheirfriendsbytapingapaperfishtotheirfriends’backsandwhensomediscoverthistricktheyyellPoissond’Avril!InEnglandtrickscanbeplayedonlyinthemorning.Ifatrickisplayedonyouyouareanoodle.InScotlandAprilFool’sDayis48hourslongandyouarecalledanAprilGowkwhichisanothernameforacuckoobirD.TheseconddayinScotland’sAprilFool’sDayiscalledTallyDay.TallyDay’sgifttochildrenisthestill-funnyKickMesign.根据短文内容选择最佳答案1.AprilFool’sDaybeganin.A.AmericaB.FranceC.EnglandD.Scotland2.InFrancepeopleusedtocelebrateonMarch25beforethe1560s.A.NewYear’sDayB.Father’sDayC.AprilFool’sDayD.Mother’sDay3.OnAprilFool’sDaypeopleusually.A.sendpresentstoothersB.askfriendstohavedinnerC.playjokesonothersD.haveadayoff4.TheunderlinedwordtrickmeansinChinesE.A.恶作剧B.打击C.策划D.伤心5.InScotlandyouarecalled_____whichisanothernameforacuckoobirD.A.Poissond’AvrilB.anAprilGowkC.anoodleD.TallyDay
ThisThursdayacrosstheUSkidsareskippingschool缺课andgoingtoworkwiththeirparents.They’llbemakingcopiessendingfaxes传真andsweepingfloors.ThisisbecauseApril28isTakeOurSonsandDaughterstoWorkDayallovertheUS.Thisholidayshowskidswhatitmeanstobeagrown-upintheworkingworlD.IstillrememberwhenthisdaystartedIwasveryhappy.NotonlydidIhavethechancetomissschoolbutIalsogottositinmydad’staxialldaylongandwewouldgotoarestaurantforlunch.Butafteronly20minutesofdrivingaroundthecity.IwasveryboreD.Icouldn’treadmybookinthecarasIwouldgetcarsick晕车andmydaddidn’tliketoturnontheradio.IgothotanduncomfortablE.peoplewouldn’tgetintohistaxibecausetheythoughthealreadyhadapassenger:me—sonothinghappeneD.Itseemedyearsbeforewewentoutforlunch.Iactuallystartedtomissschool.Whilethepointofthedayistogivekidsachancetoexperiencereal-lifejobsandgivethemanideaofthepossibilities可能性fortheirfuturesIgotsomethingcompletelydifferentfromtheday.Ilearnedtoappreciate重视school.Whereelsedoyougettoplaywithyourfriendsdoscienceexperimentsreadgreatbooksandwritestoriesallinoneday?Justasyou’llhavetolearntoloveyourjoblaterinlifelearntoloveschoolnow.Ifyoudon’talreadytryspendingthedayatworkwithyourdaD.1.WhenistheTakeOurSonsandDaughterstoWorkDayallovertheUS?A.OnFebruary28.B.OnMarch28.C.OnApril28D.OnMay28.2.Thatdaythewriterwashappyatfirstforthefollowingreasonsexcept_____.A.shedidn’thavetogotoschoolB.shewouldworkasagrown-upC.shecouldsitinherfather’staxiallday.D.shewouldgoourforlunchwithherfather3.Whydidn’tpeoplegetintothewriter’sfather’staxi?A.Becauseherfatherdidn’tliketoturnontheradio.B.Becausetheythoughtthewriterwasapassenger.C.Becauseherfather’scarwashotanduncomfortablE.D.Becauseherfatherdidn’tstoptotakeanypassengers.4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthepurposeoftheTakeOurSonsandDaughterstoWorkDay?A.Toteachkidstoappreciateschool.B.Togivekidsachancetoexperiencereal-lifejobs.C.Togivekidsanideaofthepossibilitiesfortheirfutures.D.ToshowkidswhatitmeanstobeadultsintheworkingworlD.5.Whatdidthewriterlearnthatday?A.It’sboringtodriveataxi.B.Workingwithdadisfun.C.It’shardtomakemoney.D.Schoollifeismuchbetter.
Asciencefictionflyingcarlookslikeanormalcarbutitisanaircraft飞行器thatanybodycanflydirectlyfromanyplacetoanotherwithoutusingroadsorrunways.SciencefictionwritershavewrittenaboutflyingcarsforalongtimE.ButnowflyingcarswillsoonflyoutoftheworldofsciencefictionintoourrealworlD.AndthedreamofthesciencefictionwriterswillsooncometruE.Thefirst-knownskycaristheFSC-1.TheFSC-1lookslikeanexpensivesportscar.YoucandrivetheFSC-1ontheroadlikeanormalcar.Ifyoutouchabuttonitswingsandpropeller螺旋桨foldoutandthenitcantakeoffflyandlandasanairplanE.TheownersoftheFSC-1canchooseiftheywanttodriveorfly.AnotherflyingcarorskycaristheMollerSkycarM400.Althoughyoucan’tdriveitontheroadsitissmallandeasytoflyandcantakeoffandlandlikeahelicopter直升飞机.UrbanAeronautics’X-Hawkisanothertypeofskycar.Itisexpectedtobeavailableforabout$3million.JustlikeanynewtechnologyflyingcarshavetakenalongtimetobedevelopeD.ButsomeexpertsthinkthetechnologyisfarfromwhatpeopleimaginewhentheyaresittingintraffiC.ItstillneedstobeimproveD.1.______kindsofflyingcarsarementionedinthepassagE.A.TwoB.ThreeC.FourD.Five2.Thewriterthinksthatflyingcarswillbenolongeradreambecause______.A.sciencefictionwriters’ideasarestupidB.theyaretooexpensivetomakeC.theywillsoonbeavailableD.theyareonlyinsciencefiction3.TheFSC-1can______.A.changeitselfintoarobotB.moveonwaterlikeashipC.beflownonlylikeanairplaneD.bedrivenlikeacarandflownlikeanairplane4.TheMollerSkycarisdifferentfromtheFSC-1because______.A.itcan’tflyB.itcan’tbedrivenlikeacarC.itisdifficulttolandD.itismuchmoreexpensive5.Someexpertsthinkthetechnologyofflyingcarsis______.A.normalB.traditionalC.notgoodenoughD.strange
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