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If you want to join the Singing Club, you should fill in the_________form . Everyone is welcome!

A.application B.instruction C.competition D.action

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__________wonderful time the kids have spent in the zoo!

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

The Southern California (加利福尼亚州)wildfire started on Tuesday morning. By the end of the day, it covered 47 square miles. The fire changed the life in the area, causing hour-long traffic jams, and making the people leave their homes.

The fire travelled really fast. So the governor(州长)Jerry Brown acted quickly and sent a state of emergency(紧急情况) soon after the fire started. Usually the state of emergency comes much later, after a fire has caused serious problems over several days.

The government ordered the evacuation(疏散) of 34,000 homes and 87,000 people. When one family failed to move away, firefighters went to protect their home. Six of the firefighters were once trapped by the fire.“We just sat there and waited for the fire to blow over,”firefighter Cody Anderson says.

The Southern California fire wasn't the only one burning in the state. The Clayton fire in Northern California, burned more than 175 buildings by the end of last week. Now, the firefighters have put out 40% of the fire and some evacuated people are able to return to their homes. But firefighters will have to go on fighting the fire, because many buildings are sill in danger.

Good news is that on Tuesday afternoon the police said they caught the man who set the fire. He was Dam in Anthony Pashilk, a 40-year-old worker. The police believe he set fire in the state many times, including the Clayton fire.

Wednesday's weather will make fighting the Southern California fire difficult. Hot, dry conditions(条件) and strong wind may make the work even harder.

1.What can we learn about the Southern California wildfire from the passage?

A.The governor sent the state of emergency later than usual.

B.The fire travelled fast and caused a lot of serious problems.

C.Most families didn't move and got trapped in the fir

D.Six firefighters lost their lives when putting out the fire.

2.The Southern California wildfire happened because of .

A.an emergency B.a worker C.the hot weather D.the dry conditions

3.What's the best title for the passage?

A.Wildfires and Hot Weather B.Wildfires and Firefighters

C.Wildfires Burn Everything D.Wildfires Go across California

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A.a firefighter's diary B.a story book C.a newspaper D.a fashion magazine

I thought Linda was an honest girl, but______, she often tells lies.

A.as a result B.in fact C.for example D.as usual

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According to a Dictionary.com, both words have been around for a long time, but neither of them was the first to describe this season. During this season, crops(庄稼) would become ripe and farmers would have a big harvest(丰收). So in old English, this season was simple called “harvest”.

Then, in the 1600s, more people left their farms and moved to cities. Wish fewer people farming, the word “harvest” become less useful English speakers needed a different name for the season. They knew leaves fell from trees during the season, so people started calling it “the fall of the leaf” or “fall” for short.

But at the end of the 1600s, autumn from the French word “autompne” and the Latin “autumns”, came to England. It gradually replaced(替代) “fall” as the word for this season.

At the same time, British people were making their first trips to North America. They brought both the words “fall” and “autumn” with them. That’s why today’s Americans have two names for one season.

1.You may read this article in______.

A.a music magazine B.geography newspaper

C.a culture and history magazine D.a novel for teens

2.Why do Americans have two names for one season?

A.Because British people were making their first trips to North America.

B.Because British people brought them to North America at the end of 1600s.

C.Because the words “autumn” came to North America in 1600s.

D.Because this season was called “harvest” in old English.

3.Which of the following is TRUE?

A.Both“autumn” and “fall” have been around for a long time according to a dictionary.

B.More people left their farms and moved to cities at the end of 1600s.

C.Autumn was from the French word “autumns” and the German word “autompne”.

D.Before 1600s you could not meet British people in North America.

4.This passage mainly tells us that______.

A.it is autumn or fall in October in North America

B.both autumn and fall were the first words to describe the season

C.how British people came to North America

D.people in North America have two names for one season

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