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A: Good morning, sir. 1.

B: I need a shirt.

A: Oh, good! We have lots of new shirts here. This way, please. 2.

B: Let me have a look first.

A: Look at the blue one and the green one. Both of them feel soft and cool in summer.

B: The green one looks nice. 3.

A: Of course. Hmm, it fits(适合) you very well.

B: Thank you! 4.

A: 78 dollars.

B: 5.

A: But it really looks beautiful on you.

B: That is true. OK. I’ll take it

阅读短文,把A—E五个句子填入文中空缺处,使短文内容完整。

A. Can I try it on(试穿)?

B. Which one do you like?

C. What can I do for you?

D. How much is it?

E. That is a little expensive (贵).

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A British man can see again because of a new bionic（仿生学）eye. The man's name is Ray Flynn. He is 80 years old. 1.

Mr. Flynn has a disease called Age Related Macular Degeneration（AMD，老年相关性黄斑变性）. AMD is one of the commonest problems with eyesight in the world. Mr. Flynn started losing his sight ten years ago. Eight years ago doctors told him that he had AMD. 2. His eyesight became so bad that he even could not see shapes properly.

So his doctor，Professor Paulo Stanga，advised him to get a bionic eye. Mr. Flynn thought it over and decided to take the doctor’s advice. 3. They searched for much information and made a good preparation. Luckily，the operation was successful. Now Mr. Flynn can see his family and friends. 4. He can also admire the flowers in his garden. Mr. Flynn is very excited to see the world again.

5. Its price is ＄125，000!Britain’s National Health Service hopes the cost of the operation will come down so that more people will be able to have the operation.

A. He can read books and newspapers.

B. Do you want to know how much Mr. Flynn’s bionic eye cost?

C. From that time，his sight became worse and worse.

D. Some doctors spent much time preparing for the operation（手术）.

E. He is the first patient in the world to get the bionic eye.

阅读短文，根据语篇要求填空，使短文通顺、意思完整。每空限填一词。

Like most teenagers，I have my own troubles1. secrets．I’m not very confident——I’m not good at speaking my mind．Whenever my teacher asks us a question，I just hide behind my textbook and never say anything．What’s more，I’m afraid of failure．I’m worried about not doing well in life．I worry that others will laugh2. me and look down on me．I even think I'm one of those who have3. most worries．However，I want my parent to feel proud of me，so I never tell them about my worries．Now，I 4. like to open my heart to them．I hope they can talk with me and help me with my troubles．Maybe just a few words of encouragement will make a difference to5.．I do hope we can become friends in the future．

When the telephone rang, I _________ cookies.

A.make B.made C.will make D.was making

I have dancing classes every Saturday. They start _________ 8 o’clock.

A.at B.on C.in D.to

根据对话内容,运用方框中所给的句子选项补全对话。选项中有一项是多余的。

从方框中选择合适的句子完成下列对话,其中有两项是多余的。

A: What time do you usually get up?

B: 1.

A: 2.

B: I eat breakfast at about seven.

A: And you go home at…?

B : 3.

A: What do you do in the evening?

B: 4.

A: 5.

B: I usually go to bed at nine.

A. I go to school at seven

B. At five o’clock. Then I run at about six.

C. What time do you usually eat breakfast?

D. Four—fifteen in the afternoon

E. What time do you go to bed?

F. I do my homework.

I ________ two soccer balls and my brother ________ three.

A.have; has B.has; have

C.have; have D.has; has

Miss Zhao is very helpful. She often helps us ____we are in trouble.

A.whether B.although C.whenever D.however

Choose the best answer（根据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案):

A private middle school in Britain has stopped morning lessons and moved lessons to start at 1:30 p.m. every day. Its teachers believed their students would study better after a good rest.

Instead of rising early for a 9 a.m. start, students at Hampton Court House in Surrey, can enjoy a lie in and work from 1.30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Head teacher Guy Holloway said the move was from the study by neuroscientists (神经系统科学家).

According to the study, teenagers usually go to bed late and struggle to get up early. So, many teenagers do not get enough sleep during the weekdays and this can, and often does, have a great influence on teenagers’ mental and physical health (身心健康).

The new move began from September last year and the students think it’s quite good. The students have become more efficient and less stressed (压力). They can learn better. They can also avoid rush-hour traffic. This school has the latest start time in the U.K. and is the only one to begin lessons in the afternoon.

The 10th grade student Gabriel Purcell-Davis is one of the first groups of students to start class at the later time. The 15-year-old boy likes the idea. He said, “Finally, I can wake up in my bed, not in my maths lesson.”

1.It takes__________ for Hampton Court House students to have lessons a day.

A.more than five hours. B.five hours

C.four and a half hours D.less than five hours

2.How does lack (缺乏) of sleep influence teenagers, according to the study?

A.Teenagers may go to bed late. B.Teenagers may be excited at night.

C.Teenagers may have a poor memory (记忆力). D.Teenagers may feel less stressed in study.

3.The underlined word “efficient” in the fourth paragraph probably means__________.

A.仔细的 B.耐心的 C.高效的 D.有礼貌的

4.Which of the following statements about Gabriel Purcell-Davis is FALSE?

A.He is a Grade Ten student at Hampton Court House.

B.He agrees on the idea of starting class at the later time.

C.He has to get up early every morning to attend maths class.

D.He once slept in his maths lessons in the morning.

5.You can find this passage in __________.

A.a story book. B.a news report. C.a detective story. D.a diary

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