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camera is not so expensive as , but it works well, too．

A. My, his B. Mine, him C. My, him D. Mine, his

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Did you visit the Shanghai World Expo last summer? What impressed (给……留下印象) you? 21st Century Kids invites four kids to talk about their experiences. They are back from the Expo. What did they bring us? Let’s see what they have to say.
I went to the SAIC-GM Pavilion (上汽集团通用汽车馆). I found my dream car there. It is a green car. Its name is “Leaf”. Chinese engineers made the car. Its roof is in the shape of a leaf. The roof takes in CO₂ and changes it into electricity for the car.
The Japan Pavilion is full of high technology. The “Wonder Camera” is cool. It can find a smiling face in a crowd. When you’re smiling, it takes a photo of you. I want to invent something like that in the future.
My favorite pavilion is the Germany Pavilion. I watched the Energy Source show. Visitors made a ball swing back and forth (来回摇摆) by using only their voices. It’s amazing! Although we had waited for quite a long time before we entered the hall, I think it is well worth seeing with your own eyes.
I like painting, so my parents took me to the France Pavilion to see the famous paintings. But the French cooks caught my eye. I saw them cook. My mom told me that they are some of the best cooks in the world. The dish they cooked looked like a painting. So, being a cook is my second dream job.
【小题1】The 21st Century Kids seems to be _____.

A．a travel service	B．a newspaper
C．a group of tourists	D．four children

【小题2】 What does the underlined word “electricity” mean in the passage?

【小题3】 What activity did the writer experience in the France Pavilion?

A．Using the “Wonder Camera”

B．Driving the green car “Leaf”.

C．To have delicious French dishes.

D．To see cooks painting.

【小题4】 What made the ball in the Germany Pavilion swing?

A．Visitors’ smiling faces	B．CO₂ from cars
C．Some secret power	D．Noise made by visitors

【小题5】 The trip to the Shanghai World Expo made the four kids _____.

A．hardworking and polite	B．amazed and frightened
C．patient and cheerful	D．excited and curious

用所给词的填空。

1.I think swimming is not as_______ (interest) as hiking.

2.However, the work_______ (it) is very difficult.

3.We all got off the coach_______ (quick) when we got there.

4.This digital camera is much_______ (expensive) than that one, right?

5.David is an_______(dishonest) boy, We all like to play with him.

Steve Jobs was one of the fathers of the personal computing time and the founder of Apple. He was also one of the giants of the information age. Here are some of his greatest contributions.

Apple II

Jobs and Steve Wozniak

founded Apple Computers Inc.

in 1976. A year later,

the Apple II was invented.

This production was the world’s

first mass-market personal computer.

The iMac

Under Job’s leadership,

Apple introduced the

all-in-line iMac computer

in 1998. the iMac became

the first machine, which offered

only a CD-ROM slot.

The iPad

By 2010, Steve Jobs was

confident. The world was

ready to have a tablet

computer that would be great

for watching movies and

playing games.

The touch-sensitive iPad is a great success.

iPhone 4s

iPhone 4s came out on

October 4, 2011, in America.

It looks like iPhone 4.

It has a larger and wider

screen and a slimmer yet

wider case. It has a better camera

and faster data transfer speeds.

1.The Apple II was invented ________.

A. In 1976. B. In 1997. C. In 1998. D. In 2010.

2.From the passage, we can know that the iPad ________.

A. has a better camera B. is the first personal computer

C. has a CD-ROM slot D. is great for watching movies

3.According to the passage, which of the following is True?

A. IPhone 4s’ screen is the same size as iPhone 4.

B. IPhone 4s has a larger and slimmer case than iPhone 4.

C. IPhone 4s uses less time to transfer data than iPhone 4.

D. IPhone 4s with an improved camera is cheaper than iPhone 4.

The camera is too expensive ________.

A. for him to buy it B. so that he couldn’t buy it

C. so that he can’t buy D. for him to buy

I went to the SAIC-GM Pavilion (上汽集团通用汽车馆). I found my dream car there. It is a green car. Its name is “Leaf”. Chinese engineers made the car. Its roof is in the shape of a leaf. The roof takes in CO₂ and changes it into electricity for the car.

The Japan Pavilion is full of high technology. The “Wonder Camera” is cool. It can find a smiling face in a crowd. When you’re smiling, it takes a photo of you. I want to invent something like that in the future.

My favorite pavilion is the Germany Pavilion. I watched the Energy Source show. Visitors made a ball swing back and forth (来回摇摆) by using only their voices. It’s amazing! Although we had waited for quite a long time before we entered the hall, I think it is well worth seeing with your own eyes.

I like painting, so my parents took me to the France Pavilion to see the famous paintings. But the French cooks caught my eye. I saw them cook. My mom told me that they are some of the best cooks in the world. The dish they cooked looked like a painting. So, being a cook is my second dream job.

1. The 21st Century Kids seems to be _____.

A. a travel service B. a newspaper

C. a group of tourists D. four children

2. What does the underlined word “electricity” mean in the passage?

A. 电 B. 汽油 C. 灯光 D. 指示

3. What activity did the writer experience in the France Pavilion?

A. Using the “Wonder Camera” B. Driving the green car “Leaf”.

C. To have delicious French dishes. D. To see cooks painting.

4. What made the ball in the Germany Pavilion swing?

A. Visitors’ smiling faces B. CO₂ from cars

C. Some secret power D. Noise made by visitors

5. The trip to the Shanghai World Expo made the four kids _____.

A. hardworking and polite B. amazed and frightened

C. patient and cheerful D. excited and curious

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