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I know ________ boy with cool glasses. He is a top student in our school.

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Many books have been written about “the art of giving”．And we also know that it's hard to give people a gift，______ a personal one.If we want to make it better，we should understand who you will give the gift to and their likes and ______．

As is often the case，some little kids think they don't get enough gifts ______ some old people think they get too many gifts.Different people like different kinds of gifts.Some presents are never too ______．For example，when a little child just gives his or her mother a leaf from a tree，it is enough to make her very ______．

Gift giving is different in different______．Here are some of their likes.In Japan，people sometimes give special gifts.But they are not opened.Later，the same gift may be given away to someone ______，because many people have enough things and don't want ______ gifts themselves.In Canada，a tree can help remember______．In the USA，some people ask their families and friends to give money to charity rather than buy them gifts.In Sweden，doing something for someone is the best gift.People don't need to ______ too much money.Instead，making a meal for him or her is enough.

To make things ______，some people would rather just give money.In some cultures，however，______ money can make people uncomfortable.“When someone gives me money，it just makes me think they're being lazy，” says John Wilson.“In England，we have a saying: It's the thought that ______．When someone gives me money，I feel they don't think about it at all.I prefer to receive a gift ______ has some thought behind it.”

Different people have very different thoughts ______ this subject！So maybe the art of giving is difficult！What do you think?

1.A.specially B.especially C.commonly D.usually

2.A.displays B.disadvantages C.disagreements D.dislikes

3.A.while B.when C.as D.if

4.A.same B.similar C.small D.huge

5.A.lonely B.happy C.sad D.angry

6.A.cities B.towns C.provinces D.countries

7.A.else B.other C.another D.else's

8.A.too much B.much too C.too many D.many too

9.A.a child B.a person C.a guide D.a chef

10.A.spend B.take C.cost D.make

11.A.more difficult B.easy C.difficult D.easier

12.A.using B.giving C.receiving D.fetching

13.A.counts B.discovers C.finds D.invents

14.A.who B.what C.where D.that

15.A.to B.on C.up D.in

— My mother is ill in hospital, so I have to look after her.

— .

A.It doesn’t matter B.I’m sorry to hear that

C.That’s OK D.No problem

Jenny, from Germany spent some time traveling in India. While she was there she stayed with her Indian friend, Leela. However, there was a language barrier (障碍). It was very _________ for her to communicate in the new environment which was very different from _________ of her own country.

One day with Leela Jenny went to visit an orphanage(孤儿院). All the children there were very young. At first, Jenny was not sure if she would know _________ to say to them. She went over to the children and sat beside them. After some time, one of the children _________ at her. She felt more relaxed and smiled back. Then she got _________ the child. She slowly put her arm around the child and started singing a song _________ German. The child kept smiling and started repeating the words after her. The words that came from the little mouth were different from those that Jenny sang, _________ the rhythm (节奏) was the same. Jenny kept singing, and the child followed her again. Wanting to join in the _________, another child went up to Jenny and started singing the rhythm. Then more children joined. They _________ many smiles together.

From the other side of hall, Leela was smiling and watching them. ____________ Leela’s eyes watching her, Jenny had an exciting feeling in her heart: “See, I don’t have any language barriers. We ____________ speak and communicate” At that moment, she understood: we’re all ____________ human, and it’s not hard for us to connect with each other.

1.A.nice B.dangerous C.difficult D.easy

2.A.these B.those C.this D.that

3.A.what B.that C.when D.how

4.A.looked B.laughed C.shouted D.smiled

5.A.good for B.close to C.mad at D.strict with

6.A.with B.in C.by D.on

7.A.but B.though C.so D.because

8.A.club B.talk C.fun D.dance

9.A.forget B.remembered C.shared D.missed

10.A.Notice B.Noticing C.To notice D.Noticed

11.A.can B.must C.need D.should

12.A.deeply B.mostly C.simple D.lately

________ books you read, ________ you can write your articles.

A.The more, the easilier B.The more, the more easily

C.The fewer, the easilier D.The fewer, the more easily

Today there are more fires than in the past. Over 100,000 wildfires burn each year in America. Russia has 20,000 to 35,000 wildfires every year. Australia has on average 60,000 each year. These fires destroy huge areas of forests and burn hundreds of homes.

Many experts believe _______. The first is climate change. Recent weather has been warmer and drier. This leads to dangerous fire conditions. When lightening strikes, dry grass easily catches fire. Hot winds add to the problem. The wind spreads a fire quickly. In 2010, Russia had the hottest and driest summer in a century. In just one month, 500 fires destroyed over 2,000 homes. Some people lost their lives.

Traditional fire-fighting practices are another reason for the increase in fires. In America, firefighters used to quickly put out every fire. They didn't allow the grass and trees to burn. As a result, today many forests have thicker vegetation(植被). Thicker vegetation means more fuel for fires. also, without fires from time to time, forests become overcrowded and unhealthy. Some trees are dead. The dead wood then easily catches fire. So surprisingly, America has many more fires today partly because of its past fire-fighting practices.

Scientists now understand that a fire can be a natural part of healthy forest. As a result, countries like Australia allow more fires to burn naturally. Sometimes, fire fighters even start fires to get rid of dead wood. Of course, they carefully control the fires. The fire thins out old trees. This allows sunlight to reach the ground. As a result, fires help new trees to grow. Therefore, if a fire is not a serious threat to people, firefighters may let it burn naturally.

1.Today _______ has the most wildfires each year according to the passage.

A.Australia B.America C.Russia D.China

2.Russia had many fires in one month in 2010 because _______.

A.lightening spread the fire B.there was much fuel for fires

C.there were not enough firefighters D.it was unusually hot, dry and windy

3.What can be filled in the blank in Paragraph 2?

A.there are several reasons for this sudden increase in fires

B.people have done too many terrible things in recent years

C.stopping fires is difficult for people

D.careless people cause some fires

4.Because of the traditional fire-fighting practices in the US, _______.

A.there are fewer wildfires B.trees and grass become thicker

C.the weather becomes warmer and drier D.sunlight reaches the ground to help forests

5.What is the main idea of Paragraph 4?

A.Fires are serious threats to human beings.

B.Australian firefighters don't put out fires.

C.Fires can play an important role in forests.

D.It's difficult for firefighters to control the fires.

6.Which of the following is TRUE according to passage?

A.Not all the fires in the forests must be put out.

B.People's carelessness leads to dangerous fires.

C.Australia allows all the fires to burn naturally.

D.There are 2000 fires in Russia in 2010.

________ wonderful invention! I can't believe my eyes.

A.What B.What a C.What an D.How

A.John lost his film ticket. B.John didn't really want to see the film.

C.John found the film uninteresting. D.John missed part of the film.

We should _______ people from crossing the road when the red light is on. Which of the following choices is wrong?

A.protect B.stop C.keep D.promise

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