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答案：1．C;2．B;3．C;4．A;5．B;
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| Everyone needs friends. But do you know 1 to find real friendship (友谊) and keep it? An American writer 2 Sally tells young students some good ways to find 3 . Sally says finding friendship is just like 4 a tree. You plant the seed (种子) and 5 it to make it grow. She says you should first choose someone 6 can be a good friend. It doesn't matter whether he has money or good looks. A good friend should be kind and 7 . If you have a bad day, a good friend should 8 your complaints (抱怨) and do his 9 to help you. If you want to make a friend, you should make each other 10 . But things cannot always be happy. 11 the best friends may have quarrels. What should you do when you 12 with your friend? You may try to have an honest talk with him when there is no one around. If he 13 want to talk, you can write a letter to tell him how you are feeling. Sally also tells us some small but important things, 14 example, celebrating your friend's success. Remember that friendship is the 15 important thing in your life. Life is great if you have friends! | ||||
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 George Washington Carver was born in 1864. He was born a slave (奴隶). When he was still a baby, his mother was stolen. He was kept by his master. All his life George loved 1 . When he was only seven years old, he already knew so 2 about plants that people in his hometown called him "the plant doctor". George wanted to learn as much as he could, but there was no 3 for black children where he lived. When he was ten, he left home to find a town that would allow 4 children to attend school. He studied in Missouri and Kansas 5 he finished high school. All this time he had to work to 6 his own expense (费用). He worked as a cook and opened his own laundry. In 1890, George began college. At first he studied art, but he still had 7 of plants. He began to study agriculture (农业). After he graduated, the famous inventor Thomas Edison asked him to work in his lab but George 8 . He had other 9 . He started an agricultural organization for black students in Alabama. In those days, many 10 in the south grew only cotton. This was 11 to the soil (土壤). After a while the 12 would not grow as well. George Washington Carver wanted to help farmers in the south to grow plants like peanuts and sweet potatoes. These plants helped the 13 . Over the years he invented hundreds of ways to use these two plants. George Washington Carver invented so many things that he was 14 "The Wizard (能手) of Tuskegee". He died in 1943 at the 15 of 79. | ||||
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Antarctica is the continent which is the most 1 area of land on the Earth and is mostly covered 2 ice. This is 3 of the driest and 4 in the world. But people from all over the world come to 5 there. Near the South Pole, three 6 people live together in a place 7 Amunsen- Scott Station. |
| The station has libraries, cinemas, shops, sports rooms, canteens and laboratories (实验室). There is electricity (电), and they have 8 the system that they use to have a conversation (交谈) 9 someone in another place. And they have 10 electronic machines that stores information and uses programs to help the m find, organize, or change the information. But the people here 11 travel by car, or train, or bus, because there aren't any roads or railways near the station. They travel by ship, helicopter, plane, or snow tractor, or 12 dogs. There aren't 13 trees or flowers there, but there are hundreds of different birds and other animals. |
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Most of the people here are 14 . They study plant and animal life and how ice moves. The ice can tell us about changes in climate. Ray Kingman is an expert at Amundsen-Scott Station, telling us on the phone, "This is my second year here. It's a very interesting and beautiful place, but life is very hard 15 . In the summer we can go swimming in hot pools of water. We welcome newcomers here for further study of the continent!" |
| ( )1. A. southern ( )2. A. for ( )3. A. a ( )4. A. warm areas ( )5. A. travel ( )6. A. thousands ( )7. A. called ( )8. A. telephones ( )9. A. with ( )10. A. computers ( )11. A. don't ( )12. A. with ( )13. A. much ( )14. A. teachers ( )15. A. in the winter |
B.northern B. at B. that B. coldest places B. go sightseeing B. thousand B. call B. radios B. in B. printers B. didn't B. on B. any B. scientists B. during the autumn season |
C. eastern C. with C. one C. cool areas C. work C. thousands of C. calls C. televisions C. at C. mouse C. weren't C. in front of C. either C. doctors C. in all weather. |