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1、我们数学老师对我们说考试过程中再怎么仔细也不为过。
________________________
2、In order to find ____ better job, my sister decided to study ____ second foreign language.
A. the, a B. a, a C. the, the D. a, the
3、—Thank you so much for the nice party. I really had a great time. —________
A.You are kind. B.I'm glad you liked it.
C.It doesn't matter. D.That's right.
4、—Emily described the accident very clearly just now.
—I’m glad to hear that! Her memory ________ be completely back.
A．can
B．can’t
C．must
D．mustn’t
5、— Could you tell me________?
— Sure. Walk straight along this street and you’ll find it.
A.how can I get to Bank of China B.where is Bank of China
C.which is the way to Bank of China D.how far Bank of China is
6、—What does his brother look like?
A. He's nine B. He’s a student
C. He’s tall D. He ’s running
7、I’m too busy to go to the barber shop to have my hair ________.
A. to be cut B. to cut C. cut D. cutting
8、-- Can we visit Hong Kong this summer holiday?
-- I wonder it is the best time to go there.
A. if B. when C. what D. how
9、— Grandma looks at the old album all the time! Look, she is looking at the photos now.
— I guess they can ________ her ________ the life when she was young.
A．think; of
B．remind; of
C．help; with
10、Both your brother and your sister ________ listening to music.
A. are B. is C. am D. be
11、— How about your journey to Shanghai?
— Everything was wonderful except that our car ________．
A. slowed down B. put down
C. got down D. broke down
12、 — When did you go to bed last night?
— ____________ I finished my homework.
A. Until B. Not until C. When D. While
13、When reading a book, you can picture something ________ your mind.
A.on B.in C.at D.to
14、— _________!
— Yeah. Luckily, we’re all out of danger now.
A．How terrible it is an experience
B．What a terrible experience it is
C．How terrible experience it is
D．What terrible experience it is
15、Jason, please read the article ________. I can’t hear you.
A.carefully B.correctly C.aloud D.together
16、I spend two hours ________ basketball every day.
A.practicing to play B.to practice to play
C.to practice playing D.practicing playing
17、_____ the environment is important for human beings.
A. Take care of B. Taking care of
C. Took care of D. Take the care of
18、—Mary, you have to put what you learn into use. ________.
—You’re right. This way I’ll never forget.
A．It takes time
B．It’s a piece of cake
C．Use it, or lose it
D．Every minute counts
19、I don’t know when he _____. When he _____ here, I’ll call you in a minute.
A. will come; will arrive
B. comes; arrives
C. will come; arrives
D. comes; will arrive
20、 Not only I but also Jane and Mary ______ tired of having one examination after another.
A．is
B．are
C．am
D．be
21、—Tim, what do you want to be when you grow up?
—I want to be a policeman ________ can help people in need.
A．what
B．where
C．who
D．when
22、
A. Sometimes I just don't understand what people are saying. B. That's a funny way to practice writing. C. Do you have any trouble in grammar? D. But what about the new words? E. I' m having trouble learning English. F. You can listen to them at home after school. G. What do you think is the best way to learn English? |
A: Ben, you look worried.
B: Yes, Ms. Paula. 【1】________________
A: You said you liked English. What’s the problem?
B: I can't get the pronunciation right.
A: Well, why don't you borrow the teacher's tapes? 【2】___________________
B: Sounds great. 【3】_________________
A: You can write the new words in your notebook and study them at any time.
B: That might really help! Thanks.
A: Can you understand when people talk to you?
B: No, not always. 【4】__________________
A: Why don't you join an English club to practice speaking English? The English club meets on Tuesday and Friday.
B: I will go. The only other problem I have is that I don't get much writing practice.
A: Maybe you should find a pen friend.
B: 【5】________________ Thanks, Ms. Paula.
23、
A:Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the PLA Hospital?
B:____1____.Turn____2____ onto East Zhongshan Road. Go ____3____ Yan-sen Bridge. Walk ____4____ and you’ll find the PLA Hospital on your
____5____.
A:Is it very far from here?
B:Not far at all. You can go there on _____6_____.It_____7_____you only about ten_____8_____to get to the hospital.
A:You’re really _____9_____.Thank you very much.
B:It’s a _____10_____.
24、When I was at school, I played football. When I started, I was a terrible player and nobody wanted me to be on their team. But I started to improve slowly and after a few years, the other kids in the school accepted me as a player, not a fantastic one, but one who wouldn’t do anything silly.
When I was at university, I stopped playing sports. I was studying too hard. I started eating too much, and, worst of all, I started smoking. I was too heavy and unhealthy.
Then one day, I was sitting in the park and watching people running. They looked healthy, and some of them were much older than me! At that moment, I decided to stop smoking and change my life. I went to a sports shop, bought myself a pair of running shoes, shorts and a T-shirt. That evening I went running around the park — for ten minutes! Physically, I felt terrible. Everything was hurting, my legs, my chest (胸). But inside, I felt good about it.
The next evening, I went again. I still only ran for ten minutes, but I didn’t feel as bad as I did the day before. In a week, I was running for fifteen minutes, then twenty, and after three weeks, I ran for thirty minutes without stopping. My speed was improving all the time. After six months, I was a runner!
That was five years ago. I now run eight kilometers six times a week and love it. My proudest moment was last year, when I ran my first marathon (马拉松赛跑) and finished in under three hours. I’m healthier now than I’ve ever been.
【1】The writer before he entered university.
A．learned to smoke
B．studied really hard
C．had very bad eating habits
D．made some progress in football
【2】Five years ago, the writer started running .
A．for fifteen minutes
B．with a good feeling inside
C．around the park in the morning
D．with some people older than him
【3】It took the writer to become a runner.
A．half a year
B．three weeks
C．five weeks
D．five years
【4】What do we know about the writer’s first marathon?
A．He ran it two years ago.
B．He was the last to finish it.
C．He felt very bad after running it.
D．He finished it in less than three hours.
【5】The writer wrote the passage to .
A．compare his two hobbies
B．show the importance of running
C．describe a great change in his life
D．introduce how to improve health
25、Nearly three-quarters of Chinese households don’t have a room specifically for reading and studying. However, it doesn’t hold people back from picking up a book.
Recently, 2000 Chinese homeowners aged between 18 and 55 have been interviewed about reading. The findings of the survey show links between study rooms, the size of a house and the level of development of different Chinese cities, as well as interviewees’ reading habits and preferred reading spaces.
Small cities, big reading spaces
While people of first-tier cities（一线城市）have plenty to be proud of, a large study room for reading is not one of them. Almost 90% of homeowners in first-tier cities reported not having a study room in the house, and the average（平均的）study area per person is only 0.26 square meters.
That size of study room remained under the one-square-meter mark in second-, third- and fourth-tier cities. While in fifth-tier cities, like Zhangjiaje in the central province of Hunan, the number reached an average of 1.01 square meters per person. In such cities, the possibility of having a study room is three times higher than that in first-tier cities.
The survey also found the bigger the house, the more chances its design will include a study room.
No study room, no problem
But just because most Chinese apartments lack a place for reading doesn’t mean that people aren’t exercising their eyes and minds. The survey found that the interviewees spent between 500 yuan and 800 yuan on books every year.
Book-lovers are also enjoying their hobby anywhere in the house, as well as outside. Data shows that 63.6% of readers read on their way to work, 39.5% make use of their time on the toilet to catch up with their favorite book and 35.4% flip through a novel or a magazine before going to bed.
And while the majority (82.5%)still prefers to read in study rooms, many are looking outside the front door for places to enjoy the pleasure of reading, with 41.8% choosing cafes and 33.3% choosing bookstores.
【1】What does the survey show?
A．People in China become less interested in reading.
B．Not having a study room doesn’t stop readers from reading.
C．People aged between 18 and 55 read more than the others.
D．Not having enough reading areas remains a problem in small cities.
【2】What do we know about the study rooms in first-tier cities from the passage?
A．They are five times larger than those in fifth-tier cities.
B．The average size of them is more than one square meter.
C．People in first-tier cities are proud of their study rooms.
D．People in first-tier cities are less likely to have study rooms at home.
【3】According to the report, which way of reading would most people prefer?
A．Reading at a bookshop.
B．Reading in study rooms.
C．Reading before going to bed.
D．Reading on one’s way to work.
【4】The passage can best be described as a/an ________.
A．report
B．notice
C．interview
D．book review
26、阅读短文，从下面所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有一个多余的选项。
Some Ways for a Happier Life
Here are some scientifically proven (被证明的) but simple ways to get happiness.
★ 【1】 Whether lending a hand or offering a handout, giving to others can make you feel better. A study from the University of British Columbia found that people who spent money on gifts for others or gave to charity reported being happier than people who spent money on themselves. Volunteering can make you feel good too. Giving your time to help others may lead to better health.
★ Listen to music. 【2】 According to a research from the University of Missouri, it works well if you actively try to be happier when you’re listening. Scientists from University of London also found that people who listened to relaxing music are likely to lock brighter than it actually was.
★ Keep a diary. It’s really good to write down your feelings. 【3】 Little things like a nice cup of tea, watching a pretty bird in the garden or a phone call from a friend are worth thanking, according to Californian researchers.
★ Go outdoors. Lots of studies have found being outside makes you feel relaxed. If it’s a green space, even if it’s just your local park, that’s better still. 【4】 According to a University of Sussex and LSE study, researchers asked people to number their happiness levels on an app and being by the sea on a warm weekend day came out top.
A．Help other people.
B．Plan your own journeys.
C．But best of all is a visit to the beach.
D．Relaxing music is good for your body.
E．Write down the things you are thankful for.
27、Almost everyone has dropped some food on the floor and still wanted to eat it. If someone saw you drop it, he or she might have shouted, “ 5-second rule!” This so–called rule says food is OK to eat if you pick it up in five seconds or less. But is that true?
Professor Anthony Hilton from Ashton University, UK, tested the rule with his students. They found that food dropped for five seconds is less likely to contain bacteria(细菌) than if it sits there for longer.
For the study, Hilton and his students tested a lot of foods——bread, pasta, cookies and candy—to see how much bacteria they had when they made contact with the floor. They allowed the food to lie on the different types of flooring—carpet(地毯), laminate (复合地板) and tile(瓷砖) — for three seconds to 30 seconds.
Not surprisingly, the longer the food was on the floor, the more bacteria it had. And the type of floor where the dropped food landed had an effect. Bacteria are least likely to transfer(转移) from carpet, while they are most likely to transfer laminate or tiled surface after more than five seconds.
The study also found that the wetter the food, the more likely it was to pick up bacteria. Although most people are happy to follow the 5-second rule, eating food dropped on the floor still carries an infection(感染) risk. “It very much depends on which bacteria are on the floor at the time.” Hilton told Forbes.
【1】What is the “5-second rule’ mean?
A. People often shout at someone when they drop food on the floor.
B. Food is safe when you pick it up off the floor in less than five seconds.
C. It’s better to eat dropped food when it’s been on the floor for over five seconds.
D. Food will go bad when dropped food on the floor in five seconds or less.
【2】Where is Ashton University?
A. In the USA. B. In England.
C. In China. D. In France.
【3】Hilton’s test wanted to find out____________.
A. if the “5-second rule” is true
B. the students’ favorite food
C. which food is easily dropped
D. if different types of floor have different bacteria
【4】According to the test, we learn the following EXCEPT ________.
A. the dropped food had more bacteria if it sat on the floor for longer.
B. the dropped food on the carpet had the least bacteria.
C. bacteria was impossible to transfer from laminate or tiled surfaces.
D. the wetter food was likely to pick up bacteria.
【5】According to the article, the infection risk of the dropped does NOT depend on _____________.
A. how long the food sits on the floor
B. what the dropped food is
C. what the bacteria are
D. what the weather is like that day
28、原文填空。
Did you know that tea, the most popular drink in the world (after water), was invented by accident? Many people believe that tea was first drunk about 5,000 years ago. It is said that a Chinese ruler 【1】 Shen Nong was the first to discover tea as a drink. One day Shen Nong was boiling water 【2】 an open fire. Some leaves from a tea plant fell into the water and 【3】 there for some time. It produced a nice 【4】 so he tasted the brown water. It was quite delicious, and so, one of the world’s favorite drinks was invented.
29、通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Can you imagine going to university at age 14? This year, Jia Zijun, from Henan, did just that. He became the ________ freshman at Beihang University. “I didn’t know I was the youngest ________ I got here, and it feels quite cool!”Jia told The Paper.
Jia ________ the college entrance exam in June and got a total score of 642. Jia owes his achievement mainly to good ________ habits.
“When I was in Grade 1, I borrowed Grade-2 textbooks and learned the lessons during my summer holidays.” he said. Because of this, Jia skipped Grade 2, and then Grade 4. As he went to high school, he found things were getting ________ to learn. So he started to make plans every day and set goals for himself.
Jia would also ________ what he learned each day before going to bed. If there was something he couldn’t remember ________, he’d take a look at it the next morning.“I was not good at English in high school, so I printed the word list and stuck it onto my bed. Every morning when I woke up, I looked ________ them, and it's a good way to remember things.”
When Jia felt stressed, he had a special way to ________: working on math problems.“I’d find difficult problems to challenge ________, and when I worked it out, I felt really happy.”
【1】
A．cleverest
B．youngest
C．oldest
【2】
A．so
B．and
C．until
【3】
A．made
B．took
C．left
【4】
A．eating
B．sleeping
C．learning
【5】
A．better
B．harder
C．worse
【6】
A．review
B．dream
C．forget
【7】
A．carefully
B．early
C．well
【8】
A．through
B．up
C．after
【9】
A．check
B．celebrate
C．relax
【10】
A．myself
B．me
C．him
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