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1.James在比赛中落后别人太多了,他知道赢的机会很渺茫了。

James _________________________that he knows he has little chance of winning.

2.我想知道是否男生在学习英语上比女生更费劲。

I wonder _________________________ English than girls.

3.微信和支付宝使我们的日常购物变得更加方便。

WeChat and Alipay _________________________ in our daily life.

4.上周六我和我表弟两人都没被允许参加周杰伦的演唱会。

_________________________attend Jay Chou’s concert last Saturday.

5.事故发生后那位驾驶员后悔没控制好车速。

The driver _________________________the car after the accident.

6.调查显示，几乎没有人对这个产品的质量满意的。

The survey shows that __________________________________ the quality of the product.

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TRADITIONAL CHINESE FESTIVELS

Name

Lantern Festival

Tomb-sweeping Day

The Dragon Boat Festival

Mid-Autumn Festival

Date

Lunar January 15th

April 5th

Lunar May 5th

Lunar August 15th

How to celebrate

People eat sweet dumplings for good luck, watch a lantern show and guess riddles.

People sweep the tombs to remember the dead. Also they fly kites on this day.

People hold and watch dragon boat races in many places and eat zongzi to remember Qu Yuan.

Family members get together to eat mooncakes and enjoy the bright full moon.

riddle字谜 tomb墓 lunar农历

根据表格所提供的信息选择最佳答案。

1.From above we know all these festivals are _____ traditional festivals.

A. Chinese B. American C. British

2.The Mid-Autumn Festival comes _______than Lantern Festival.

A. eight months earlier B. eight months later C. seven months later

3.People usually eat _____ and watch _______ at Dragon Boat Festival.

A. zongzi, dragon boat races

B. moon cakes, the moon

C. sweet dumplings, a lantern show

4.From the form we know people celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival to remember__________.

A. Chang’e B. Qu Yuan C. old people

5.Which of the following is not TRUE according to the information above?

A. People sweep tombs on Tomb-sweeping Day to remember the dead.

B. Family members often get together to guess riddles on Lantern Festival .

C. We can’t see the bright full moon both on Lantern Festival and Mid-Autumn Day.

—We-chat is an invention _______can help people talk to friends, share photos, ideas and feelings freely. —I think it’s very useful in our life.

A. which B. whom C. where D. whose

A passenger told all air hostess(空姐)that he needed a cup of water to take his1.when the plane just took off. She said to him,“I’ll bring you the water2.ten minutes."

Thirty minutes later, when the passengerring for service sounded, the air hostess ran ill a hurry .She Was so busy that she3.to bring him the water. As a4..the passenger couldn’t take his medicine in lime. The air hostess hurried over to him with a cup of wale. but he5.it.

After a short while, the air hostess came up to him with a smile,” Could you please tell me what I can do for you, sir? "The passenger turned around without any words. The second time .also with a sweet smile, "Would you like6.I can do for you?” Again the passenger refused.

In the following hours 013.the flight, each time the air hostess passed the passenger, she would ask him7.a smile whether he needed some help or not. But the passenger never replied to her. When the passenger was going to get8.the plane, he asked the air hostess to hand him the passenger’s booklet (小册子).She knew that he would write down terrible words about her job.9.still with a smile she handed it to him.

Getting off the plane. the air hostess opened the booklet, and smiled because the passenger wrote,” How can I refuse your twelve sweet10.?"

—What ____ children! —Yes, all of the parents were ____ because of them.

A. excited; exciting B. exciting; excited C. excited; excited D. exciting; exciting

My Favorite Sweater

By Bonnie Highsmith Taylor

My favorite sweater grew too small.

I love that sweater best of all.

My grandma made it when I was three.

She made that sweater just for me.

I picked the yarn (纱线), a special blue.

The color of bluebells (风铃花).

When I was three I was very small.

But now I’m five and much too tall.

I have a new jacket now that’s green.

So I gave my sweater to our cat Queen.

Queen just gave birth to kittens in her room.

My favorite sweater is now their bed.

My Favorite Sweater

By Bonnie Highsmith Taylor

My favorite sweater grew too small.

I love that sweater best of all.

My grandma made it when I was three.

She made that sweater just for me.

I picked the yarn (纱线), a special blue.

The color of bluebells (风铃花).

When I was three I was very small.

But now I’m five and much too tall.

I have a new jacket now that’s green.

So I gave my sweater to our cat Queen.

Queen just gave birth to kittens in her room.

My favorite sweater is now their bed.

1.Who made the sweater?

A. Miss Taylor. B. The grandma. C. The Kittens. D. The cat Queen.

2.In the poem “small” ryhmes with “tall”. Which of the following rhyme with each other?

A. Blue and bluebells. B. All and three.

C. Green and Queen. D. Room and bed.

3.The underlined word “kittens” in this poem most probably means _________.

A. a kind of food B. baby cats C. a kind of drink D. beds for babies

Life is a journey with trouble, but with care and wisdom you can ________ any problem you face.

A. work out B. hand out C. find out D. put out

---Isn’t Dick sitting in the front of the classroom?

--- _____. He’s the shortest (最矮) in his class.

A. No, he isn’t B. Yes, he is C. Yes, he isn’t D. No, he is

Hey girls, if the boys in your class are acting silly, you might as well leave them alone. You are far more sensible than them, aren’t you?

There is science to back up this theory. Scientists from Newcastle University, UK, and Seoul University, South Korea, found that the brain matures (成熟) earlier in girls than in boys. This is partly because of the way children’s brains are “pruned.”

As the brain matures, it begins to cut out unimportant information and focus on important information. This process is called “pruning.”

In order to learn more about this process, scientists scanned the brains of 121 people aged between 4 and 40. They found that pruning began much earlier in girls. Between the ages of 10 and 12, a girl’s brain will start to see a lot of activities as the pruning process starts. But for boys, this doesn’t start until the age of 15 to 20.

During this process, the brain will turn off memories, sounds or sights that appear several times. But important connections, like linking the sound of a familiar person’s voice to their face, are kept.

“The loss of connectivity during brain development can help to improve brain function,” scientist Sol Lim told the Daily Telegraph.

To understand this more easily, imagine you are at a party and everyone is talking. You can’t concentrate. But if you “turn off” some of the voices, it is easier to hear the others. The brain works in a similar way.

1.What did the scientists find?

A. Boys usually focus on unimportant information.

B. Girls never focus on unimportant information.

C. Girls mature earlier than boys.

D. Connectivity helps improve brain function.

2.What does the underlined word “pruned”probably mean?

A. 删减 B. 成长 C. 改变 D. 损失

3.What happens during the process “pruning”?

A. The brain doesn’t work for a moment.

B. You can’t remember, hear or see.

C. The connections between things disappear.

D. Brains develop to focus on important information.

4.What can we know from the passage?

A. Boys are more silly than girls.

B. Boys are less sensible than girls.

C. You can never concentrate at the parties.

D. Brains function better after losing some connections.

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