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Now most students are under a lot of pressure. Every year they look different and feel different. They are 16 year by year. They have to 17 things for themselves. They 18 to be unhappy. If they know the secret to be happy, it is 19 for them to be happy. Kate is a middle school student. She is much happier than before. “I couldn’t find any happiness for a 20 time. In the past, I cared too much 21 what other people thought of me,” said Kate.
“ At school I was very 22 . When I spoke in class, my face turned red. 23 I felt that my classmates were all looking at me. Now I feel a lot more 24 when I’m talking with people around me. I’m sure that if you 25 too much about what other people think of you, you will be unhappy.”
( )16. A. showing up B. turning up C. growing up D. standing up
( )17. A. plan B. think C. care D. look
( )18. A. find B. seem C. sound D. think
( )19. A. earlier B. nicer C. easier D. harder
( )20. A. much B. few C. little D. long
( )21. A. about B. after C. to D. of
( )22. A. kind B. outgoing C. shy D. pretty
( )23. A. before B. until C. so D. because
( )24. A. interested B. nervous C. relaxed D. upset
( )25. A. think B. worry C. have D. want
CABCD 21-25. ACDCB
口算能手系列答案Do you have the ability to live cheaply? Now here’s a true story of an American girl，Sarah．
21 Sarah left university，she began to live in New York City on her own．She 22 a job in a publishing house，but the salary(薪水)was 23 $30，000 a year．Her parents thought her life would be hard，but Sarah 24 live on her salary and still saved $5，000 in a year．How was that 25 in one of the most expensive cities in the world?
Cheap living 26 starts with keeping the big cost small．For most people，that 27 housing．So Sarah chose to share a flat with three other friends．Her next biggest cost was 28 ．When she ate out，she went to cheap restaurants． 29 she bought a $9．99 whole chicken at a local restaurant．She then 30 the chicken bones(骨头)home and made soup out of them．Nowadays young people often 31 a lot of money on entertainment(娱乐)．But Sarah said，“I enjoy walking 32 in New York City．I love going to museums and parks．” Did Sarah feel poor 33 cheap living? Not really．She even managed to take two trips，one to the Netherlands， 34 to Portland．
“Don’t think of saving money as something 35 ．It’s a kind of game，”said Sarah．
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When we talk about how teenagers are getting worse and worse now, most young people don’t agree. Teenagers always say they are growing up. They can have part-time jobs. And they can even drive a car.
Their parents say, “Our children are very good. They like pop music and they play it in their own rooms. They help us in the house. You know they feel bored sometimes because there’s nothing interesting in the neighbourhood, no clubs, and no sports.”
A teacher says that he believes most young people are very kind. He thinks that it’s not bad for young people to like loud music because it can give them lots of energy and makes them feel excited. Also, a lot of young people work very hard at school, and they can get good jobs later.
Lewis, a sixteen-year-old boy said, “I have passed all my examinations but I can’t get a part- time job because older people always think I’ m lazy.”
In my opinion, a lot of teenagers are very kind. They belong to community(社区) work groups. They help old people, and they also volunteer in local hospitals or primary schools to help look after patients and younger students.
| Title: teenagers aren’t getting worse and worse | |
| Teenagers’ opinion | They can do 1_______ jobs and drive a car. |
| Parents’ opinion | They help do 2._______ at home. There should be some clubs for teenagers to join so that they3. _______ feel bored. |
| Teachers’ opinion | Young people are kind and 4._______. |
| Writer’s opinion | Teenagers are kind and help look after patients and younger students in 5______ hospitals or primary school. |
ed many of the same problems as inner-city
schools in nearby Hartford: low scores on standardized tests and dropping
enrollment（入学注册）. Then the school’s hard-driving
headmaster, Delores Bolton, persuaded her board to shake up the place by buying
a laptop computer for each student and teacher to use, in school and at home.
What’s more, the board provided wireless Internet access at school. Total cost:
$2.5 million.
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