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Little Tommy was doing very badly in math. His parents had tried everything—tutors(家教), special learning centers--in short, everything they could think of. Finally, they took Tommy to a Catholic (天主教的) school.

After the first day, little Tommy came home with a very serious l1. on his face. He didn’t kiss his mother hello. Instead, he went straight to his room and started studying. Books and papers were spread out all over the room and little Tommy was hard at work. His mother was surprised. She called him down to dinner and as soon as he f2. eating, he went back to his room, without a word. In no time he was back hitting the books as hard as before. This went on for some time, day after day while the mother tried to understand what was happening.

Finally, little Tommy brought home his report card. He quietly p3. it on the table and went up to his room and hit the books. His mom looked at it and to her s4., little Tommy got an A in math. She could no longer hold her curiosity. She went to his room and asked, “Son, what was it? Was it the nuns (修女)?”

Little Tommy looked at her and s5. his head, “No.”

“Well then,” she asked again. “What was it?”

Little Tommy looked at her and said, “Well, on the first day of school, when I saw that man nailed (将…钉牢) to the plus sign, I knew they weren’t joking.”

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Teachers’Day

People in many countries celebrate World Teachers’ Day on 5 th October, but in Argentina(阿根廷) it is on 11 th September—the anniversary(周年纪念日) of the death of former president, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento in 1888. Sarmiento believed passionately in the importance of education: he wrote “Schools are the very basis of civilization.” Children traditionally write poems for their teachers and give them an apple, make a cake or buy flowers. In Vietnam(越南), Educators’ Day is in November. Everyone has a day off school, and many students visit their former teachers in their homes to give them presents, or give news about themselves. And at some schools in India, senior students become teachers, and teachers become students for the day!

World Book Day

In many countries, Book Day is on 23 rd April every year. It originated(起源于) in Catalonia(加泰罗尼亚) in 1923 when booksellers decided to honour the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes who died on that day in 1616. In 1995, World Book Day became an international event, celebrating books and reading. People exchange presents – usually a book and a rose. There are also events such as writing competitions, and in Madrid(马德里) there is a public reading of Cervantes’s greatest work – Don QuijoteSSS – which lasts 48 hours! In the UK and Ireland, all schoolchildren receive a one-pound book token(购书券), and many children now dress up as their favourite character from fiction!

Respect for theAged Day

Grandparents’ Day is popular in many countries, but in Japan—a country where nearly 30 percent of the population are over 60 – people treat older people with special respect. The third Monday of September is ‘Respect for the Aged Day’ (Keiro-no-hi) which became a national holiday in 1966. Everyone has a day off school or work and people organize celebrations for the older people of the village or community where they live, Young people dress up in traditional clothes. They sing and dance and they either prepare a special meal for the older people, or eat out as a family. Nowadays, people also visit relatives and the older people in their families, for a three-day weekend.

1.In Vietnam, people celebrate Educators’Day in ________.

A.August B.September C.October D.November

2.Miguel de Cervantes died on ________, 1616.

A.October 5th B.September 11th C.April 23rd D.September 3rd

3.Children dress up one of their favourite fiction characters on ________.

A.World Book Day B.Teachers’Day

C.Children’s Day D.Respect for theAged Day

4.Nearly ________ of the population is over 60 in Japan.

A.20% B.25% C.30% D.35%

5.Which of the following activities that Japanese young people don’t do on Respect for the Aged Day?

A.Preparing a special meal B.Going shopping in big shopping malls

C.Wearing traditional clothes D.Celebrations like singing and dancing

6.The best title for this passage could be _______.

A.Interesting traditions on Teachers’Day B.World Book Day is important

C.Japanese respect the older people D.Special days around the world

People often need to take some medicine when they catch a cold or a cough. Now here are the constructions on how to take medicine and store it.

Cold medicine-tablet(药片)

Adults: One tablet a time. Take two tablets in 24 hour.

12-18 years of age: One tablet. Take only one tablet in 24 hours.

Store at 200c-250c. Take the medicine 60 minutes before eating food.

Cold medicine-syrup(糖浆)

2-4 years of age: 4 ml (0. 8 teaspoon) a time

5-6 years of age: 5 ml (1 teaspoon) a time

7-12 years of age 7. 5 ml (1 and 1/2 teaspoons) a time

Adults: 10 ml (2 teaspoons) a time

Don't take it more than three times in 24 hours. Kid under 2 years old can't take it.

Enclose(附):

Honey(蜂蜜)can help you stop colds and coughs, too. Kids between 2 and 5 years old should take 1/2 teaspoon of honey 30 minutes before going to bed. A full teaspoon for kids between 6 and 11 years old, and two teaspoons for kids from 12 to 18 years old. Just remember NO HONEY FOR KIDS UNDER TWO YEARS OLD.

1.How often should an adult take the tablet?

A.Once a day. B.Twice a day. C.Three times a day. D.Four times a day.

2.When kids are _________ , they can't take the syrup.

A.18 months old B.36 months old C.6 years old D.18 years old

3.John is twelve years old, and he should take _________ once.

A.one tablet or 5 ml of syrup B.two tablets or 5 ml of syrup

C.one tablet or 7.5 ml of syrup D.two tablets or 7. 5 ml of syrup

4.How much honey should a seven-year-old boy take?

A.0. 5 teaspoon. B.0.8 teaspoon. C.1 teaspoon. D.2 teaspoons.

5.When you have _________ you can take the medicine mentioned in the passage.

A.a stomachache B.a backache C.. a toothache D.a cold

A mouse and a frog were friends. Every morning the frog would jump out of his pond and go to visit his friend who lived in a hole in the side of a tree. He would return home at noon. The mouse was happy to have his friend’s company(陪伴) but he didn’t realize(意识到)that his friend was slowly turning into an enemy. The reason is that the frog felt unfair because he visited the mouse every day but the mouse never visited him.

One day, the frog had an idea. When it was time for him to take leave of (辞别)the mouse, he tied one end of a string around his own leg, tied the other end to the mouse’ s tail, and went away with the mouse behind him. The frog dived deep into the pond. The mouse tried to free himself but couldn’t, and soon was dead in water.

A hawk saw the mouse floating on the ponds surface. He swooped down(俯冲), caught the mouse and flew to the branch of a nearby tree. The frog, of course was pulled out of the water too. He tried to free himself, but couldn’ t and became the hawk’s food soon.

In Africa, they have a saying: Don’t dig too deep a pit(深坑)for your enemy, because you may fall into it yourself.

根据短文内容,判断正(A)误(B)

1.Every morning the frog would visit the mouse and return home at noon.

2.The frog slowly turned into an enemy because the mouse never served him a nice meal.

3.When the frog was in the pond, a hawk swooped down, caught him and ate him.

4.In the pond, the hawk ate the frog.

5.The story told us not to dig too deep a pit for our enemy. We may fail into it ourselves.

Many people love taking photographs. Some are good at taking pictures of people. Others focus more on sports or nature.

Mr. Luo, a retired railroad worker, took up photography at age 60. He joined a photography club and became an active member of it. He often went on bike rides and took pictures. This summer he did something unusual but amazing with his camera.

On that day, Mr. Luo got up at 5:00 am. He went to a pond in the countryside where there were always plenty of dragonflies. With great excitement, he set up his camera. First, he found a water bug in the muddy water. He waited until the bug climbed up a lily pad. There, it stopped to rest. Fifteen minutes later, the bug's body began to change. The skin split behind the head, and the adult dragonfly crawled out of its old skin. One hour later, the dragonfly started to separate its wings, which had been wet and folded at the beginning. Then, the dragonfly opened its wings for the first time. In another hour, the dragonfly moved with its wings and flew off for food.

He took a series of pictures of a dragonfly that was changing from a nymph to an adult. Using his camera, he recorded (记录) the whole process, which took nearly five hours!

People are amazed at the series of pictures. Whenever people praise (夸赞) him for his work, Mr. Luo says, "Don't give the credit to me. Give it to nature. I just use my camera to record moment and show it to the world."

1.What is Mr. Luo's hobby after he retired?

A.Doing sports. B.Taking pictures.

C.Recording videos. D.Going on bike rides.

2.What unusual and amazing thing did Mr. Luo do?

A.He went to a pond in the countryside.

B.He found a water bug in the muddy water.

C.He explained why the countryside was so beautiful.

D.He recorded how a water bug changed into a dragonfly.

3.When people praise Mr. Luo for his work, he .

A.receives it very excitedly B.cares about it very much

C.gives the credit to nature D.records the wonderful moment

4.What can we learn about Mr. Luo from his story?

A.He makes a living by taking pictures. B.He can wait long to take good pictures.

C.He took up photography at an early age. D.He has won a lot of prizes in photography.

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