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A. B. C.
I've never thought that a money raiser could have had such a huge influence on my life. Back in 5th grade, our school announced a money raiser and each class would get a box to fill it up with small _______. To make my class to come to the first place in the money raiser, I took two fifty-dollar bills _______ to school and put them into the box.
Two weeks later, my parents asked me about the money. They said they had discovered the truth and weren’t _______, but I must do something to make up for it.
My dad had the perfect idea in mind. The day _______ Christmas, he took me to St. John's Hospice in north Philadelphia, and explained to me that we were going to be working in the kitchen for several hours, making meals with potatoes and chicken for the 300-400 _______ men that came in each day.
As the lunch began. I thought I could wait for this by playing with my new toys. But as the mealtime went on. I found these men were overjoyed at the _______ food they were receiving, which I couldn't believe. I considered it a fairly common winter meal. The men's faces lit up with the food they were given. I realized how poor some people in this world actually are.
I had always heard about giving to the poor; but I never fully _______ it until that day. It was enlightening to see how thankful they were for something I thought was _______. I learned that I didn't really need all the good and expensive things I hoped for. On the drive home, my dad _______ McDonald's for lunch and I answered no at once. I knew that I didn't need it.
That day I came to know how good the feeling is to help people who are really in need. I now return to St John’s Hospice every year, trying to make a ________. This is why I am becoming a doctor, thinking that in the future I will change people's lives in a way just like my father did on that December 26th.
1.A.change B.cards C.cloth D.books
2.A.proudly B.secretly C.seriously D.carefully
3.A.angry B.happy C.worried D.calm
4.A.from B.after C.before D.over
5.A.elderly B.hungry C.disabled D.homeless
6.A.fast B.healthy C.tasty D.simple
7.A.supported B.accepted C.understood D.imagined
8.A.cheap B.funny C.useless D.silly
9.A.cooked B.insisted C.suggested D.required
10.A.plan B.record C.decision D.difference
—Hi, Amy.________can the member of the Birdwatching Society visit the wetlands?
—Once a year, usually in spring.
A.How often B.How many times C.How soon D.How long
Birth order—does it matter? Are you different because you are the first, second, or third child in your family—or maybe the last of nine?
A study found that first-borns have an average IQ that is three points higher than people who fall into a different place in the birth order, perhaps because first-borns often help younger brothers and sisters, which improves their own skills. In 2007, an international organization of CEOs found that 43% of CEOs are first-borns, 33% are middle children, and 23% are last-borns. First-borns are more likely to be doctors and astronauts and get higher pay.
If first-borns are more successful, last-borns are generally more agreeable. They are also more likely to be funny, possibly to get attention from all the bigger people at the dinner table. Mark Twain and Stephen Colbert were both the youngest in large families, and Jim Carrey was the youngest of four. According to a 2007 Time magazine article, “The power of Birth Order.” last-borns are more likely to be artists and successful businessmen.
Then there are the middle children: we have not ignored (忽视) them! Many middle children are short of one-on-one time with their parents. They often feel short-changed: the oldest gets more rights, and the youngest is spoiled (宠坏的). Though they may be ignored, middle children are more likely to grow into easy-going adults.
Many factors make us who we are, but if the research is correct, birth order may be one of the most important factors.
1.Who is most likely to be a CEO?
A.A first-born. B.A second-born. C.A third-born. D.A last-born.
2.What can we learn about Jim Carrey?
A.He is a middle child. B.He is likely to be serious.
C.He is a successful businessman. D.He is likely to be agreeable.
3.What does the underlined sentence mean?
A.They are usually controlled. B.They are always spoiled.
C.They are often popular at home. D.They are often treated unfairly.
4.What can we learn from the 4th paragraph?
A.Middle children often get more attention from parents.
B.Middle children usually communicate with others well.
C.Middle children are more likely to get on well with others.
D.Middle children are usually famous artists and businessmen.
5.What would be the best title for the text?
A.What makes you powerful B.How you can be a CEO
C.What influence birth order has on you D.How you can grow up
What does Kate look like now?
A.Tall and shy. B.Short and beautiful. C.Tall and outgoing.
目前，新冠病毒肺炎(COVD-19)正在全球肆虐。假设你是李华，你的美国笔友Peter向你询问你的寒假过得如何。请写一封回信，向他介绍你的这次特别的春节和寒假线上学习情况，并向Peter提至少两条关于预防新冠病毒肺炎的建议。
要求：
(1) 80词左右;
(2)文中不得出现你的真实姓名、学校名和地名。
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Today is Tuesday morning. Look at Kate's schedule.
Monday
10-a.m.- -visit mother changed to Wednesday
Tuesday
morning - buy tickets for music concert
send parcel (包裹) to the USA
Wednesday
Shopping leave until Thursday
visit mother (all day)
Thursday
important - pay electricity bill
Friday
2:00 p:m meet Alfred -in the perk
Cancelled! Alfred will call next week.
1.On Friday, Kate will ________.
A.meet Alfred B.not go to the park C.call Alfred
2.From Kate's schedule, we learn that ________.
A.She stayed with her mother on Monday
B.She is going to the USA on Tuesday
C.She isn't going shopping until Thursday
—Alice, what does this word mean?
—Sorry, I don’t know, ________. You can look it________in the dictionary.
A.either; for B.too; around C.either; up
This is a heartwarming story about a boy _________ saved his mother’s life.
A.which B.what C.where D.who
B.
C.
B. C.