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The meat could ________ fresh if you put it in the fridge.

A.
become
B.
stay
C.
turn
D.
make

B
解析：空格后的fresh是形容词，而句意为：如果你把肉放在冰箱里，肉就会保持新鲜。故本题应选一个连系动词，故不选D项。become和turn虽然都可以用作连系动词，但这两个词均表示变化，用在这里不符合逻辑。因此B为正确答案。Stay在这里相当于keep或remain，意为“保持”。

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(1)The man goes to buy _______ at the butcher's.

[　　]

A．a dog	B．a piece of beef
C．a note	D．a piece of meat

(2)The man asks the butcher to tell him the way of cooking meat because ________.

[　　]

A．he doesn't know how to eat meat

B．he doesn't know how to cook meat

C．he isn't good at cooking meat

D．he can't cook meat very well

(3)In order to（为了）remember what the butcher says, he asks the butcher to ________

[　　]

A．tell him the way again（再次）

B．teach him again

C．show him the way of cooking meat

D．write the way down for him

(4)On his way home, _______.

[　　]

A．he can't find the note

B．he teaches the dog to cook the meat

C．the dog takes the meat away

D．the dog gives him a piece of meat

(5)At last the man laughs because _______.

[　　]

A．he thinks the dog doesn't know how to cook meat

B．he can buy another piece of meat at the butcher's

C．the dog can't cook the meat very well

D．the dog doesn't take his pocket away with the meat

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(1) Which is the correct order in which the well-mannered American do at dinner?

[　　]

a．He places his knife down.

b．He cuts up the meat.

c．He lifts the food to his mouth.

d．He takes his fork in his right hand.

(2) “Americans are coffee-drinkers rather than tea-drinkers” means ________.

[　　]

A．Americans can drink more tea than coffee

B．Americans prefer coffee to tea

C．Americans don't drink tea at all

D．Americans drink tea less than the English people

(3) A well-mannered American ________.

[　　]

A．doesn't use a knife

B．holds his knife in his right hand all the time at table

C．uses his knife for only one time each dish during the table

D．puts his knife in his pocket after he cuts up his meat

(4) Which is true according to the passage?

[　　]

A．Both Englishmen and Americans have coffee at the same time at dinner.

B．Both Englishmen and Americans hold their forks in the same hand when eating.

C．Neither Englishmen nor Americans are coffee-drinkers.

D．Neither Englishmen nor Americans takes their knives in the left hand.

(5) The passage tells us that ________.

[　　]

A．the Englishmen and Americans have the same way to make tea

B．all the nations have the same manners at table

C．the Englishmen and Americans have different manners at dinner

D．the westerners don't like drinking tea

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Whatever the reason for shark attacks on humans, sharks should be afraid of us. Sadly, we kill almost 40 million of them each year.

1.What happens to people attacked by sharks?

A. Most of them because blind. B. Most of them because of deaf.

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A. By biting. B. By smelling.

C. By touching. D. By killing.

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A. Sharks pull meat off bones when they eat.

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1.A. so B. or C. but

2.A. full B. hungry C. tired

3.A. potatoes B. meat C. apples

4.A. take B. buy C. plant

5.A. thanked B. helped C. loved

6.A. threw B. asked C. gave

7.A. interested B. sad C. surprised

8.A. ate B. grew C. found

9.A. busy B. happy C. rich

10.A talked B. forget C. wrote

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“I suppose I had better go to the doctor,” she thought.

She went to the doctor and told him her problem.

“I’m not surprised at all,” he said. “It’s obvious what your problem is.”

He looked her over then gave her some advice.

“If you don’t do what I say, Mrs. Parker,” he said, “you will have a heart attack. It could kill you.”

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“I’d like ten pounds of steak (牛排), please,” she said.

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“That’s just under ten pounds,” he said.

“That big enough,” Mrs. Parker said.

The butcher worked out the price.

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“My doctor told me that I am over-weight and I have to lose ten pounds. I wanted to see what ten pounds of meat looked like.”

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　A. She had had a heart attack.

B. She had a problem with her health.

　C. She was unhappy about her weight.

D. She could not sleep well.

2.What did the doctor advise her to do?

　A. To lose weight. B. To eat more meat.

C. To come and see him again. D. To look after her heart.

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　A. She wanted to buy some for dinner.

B. She wanted to lose weight.

　C. Her doctor had told her to eat steak.

D. She wanted to see what ten pounds of meat looked like.

4.What was Ellen Parker’s real problem?

　A. She ate too much steak.

B. She weighed too much.

　C. The doctor did not know.

D. She could not walk very quickly.

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