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Tony didn’t know where he could collect the information about cormorant fishing.（改为简单句）

Tony didn’t know ________ ________ collect the information about cormorant fishing.

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Our Great Ocean Road Adventure

By Donna Waverley

My family and I recently went to Australia, to see my grandparents. But before we visited them, we went sightseeing along the Great Ocean Road, on the Australian coast.

Dad had planned to drive, but even though he was used to driving miles without getting exhausted, he then read on the website that the road wouldn’t be an easy drive. Anyway, we thought he deserved to enjoy the fantastic views too, which he couldn’t do as our driver. So instead, we booked discount bus tickets and off we went.

Our first stop was where wild kangaroo lived – and Dad and I were taking a walk when a big one appeared! For a moment, it seemed to consider coming towards us, which made me a little nervous – but then it went off along the road and into the bushes.

That wasn’t the only wildlife we saw. I thought it unlikely we’d see famous Koala bears during our short visit. In fact, at our next stop, we saw roughly six million in that area! Sadly, some gum trees they were in had very few leaves left, which people told us was because of the Koalas, although I’d read that lack of water is indeed the problem.

Dad had booked a campsite for the night, with ready-made tents – for an adventure! I wasn’t sure about that, but they were really luxury tents, within walking distance of some famous rocks and other places we hoped to visit. However, Dad also said the sounds of wild creatures would help us sleep. That sounded worrying – until the “wild creatures” turned out to be frogs! So I was embarrassed by my fears – and kept awake by the frogs! But we had fun making meals together – we’d brought food, as we knew there’d be nowhere to eat.

In fact, this whole trip was fantastic!

1.The passage is mainly about Donna’s visit to his grandparents, isn’t it?

2.Why did Donna’s Dad decide not to drive the Great Ocean Road himself?

3.How was Donna when she saw a big kangaroo along the route?

4.What has caused the gum trees to be in such a bad state?

5.Where did Donna’s family spend the night?

6.What did Donna like and dislike about the place where they stayed?

She can play the ___________[p?'?n??].

—I'm a little hungry, Daddy.

—See the cupcakes on the plate? But you can only take______. Dinner is ready soon.

A.it B.one C.this D.that

Are newspapers dying?

For years, it has been said that newspapers are at death’s door. Every year brings more news of closing. But why is the situation so __________ for newspapers?

Newspapers have a long history. The first newspaper was printed in the 1600s. The industry witnessed its most successful periods in the early 20th century.

With the appearance of radio and TV, however, newspaper circulation (发行量) began to fall. By the mid-20th century, radio and TV had become so popular that people no longer had to ______ newspapers for news. That was especially true of breaking news.

Afternoon newspapers were the first to suffer. People coming home from work increasingly turned on the TV, instead of opening a newspaper because TV could provide news that happened a short time ago. It’s true that newspapers couldn’t compete with TV on ______, but they could provide in-depth reports that TV news could not.

But newspapers suffered another, heavier blow (打击) in the 1990s. With the appearance of the internet, large amounts of information became ______. Many newspaper readers realized that they could read news on the Internet. There seemed to be little reason to pay for a newspaper subscription (订阅).

So what does the future hold? Will newspapers die? Maybe not. Many newspapers are now making ________. Some are going digital. Some are going farther and taking the industry to places it has never been to. After all, people still want the news. And many agree that newspapers are still an important source of in-depth news, analysis and opinions. If newspapers _________ completely, there will be nothing to take their place.

1.A.exciting B.terrible C.attractive D.bright

2.A.give up B.live on C.rely on D.pick up

3.A.speed B.member C.instruction D.stress

4.A.super B.important C.safe D.free

5.A.mistakes B.changes C.advertisements D.noises

6.A.delay B.release C.enter D.disappear

— Shall I bring you a copy of the article?

— ________ I have already had one.

A.That’s a good idea. B.I think so.

C.No, thanks. D.Yes, please.

George thought that Tina quite understood him, ________ he wrote to her.

A.so B.or C.but D.for

A.Manager and secretary. B.Teacher and student.

C.Doctor and patient. D.Customer and waiter.

Mary together with her sisters, ________Chinese in China.

A.are studying B.have studied C.study D.studies

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