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Peter: There's a new library in our school. Let's go and have a look.
Millie: Great! Let's go.
Peter: Let's put our bags here.
Millie: Why?
Peter: Look at the sign: "You can't bring your bag into the library."
Millie: I see. Can we read books here?
Peter: Yes, we can. There are many desks and chairs in the reading room. We can sit down and read
          books.
Millie: Can we borrow the books?
Peter: Yes, we can. But we can only keep (保留) the books for a week.
Millie: Can we bring these newspapers home?
Peter: No, we can't. We must read the newspapers here.
Millie: Can we…
Peter: Shhh. Don't speak. Look at the sign. It says "Don't talk in the library."
Millie: OK. Let's read our books. 
 1. Millie goes to the _____ with Peter.
A. library
B. park
C. supermarket
D. computer room
2. Students can't bring their _____ into the library.
A. footballs
B. rulers
C. pens
D. bags
3. In the library, Peter and Millie can read books _____.
A. at home
B. in the classroom
C. in the reading room
D. in the art room

4. —How long can they keep the books? 
    — _____.

A. One day
B. A week
C. Five days
D. Two weeks
5. They can't take the _____ home.
A. newspapers
B. books
C. paper
D. bags
ADCBA

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　　It isn't strictly true that one half of the world is rich and the other half is poor. It is one-third that is very rich and two-thirds that are very poor.

　　People in the rich countries don't understand the great difference between them and those in the poorer countries. A very simple example is that a dog or a cat in north America eats better than a child in the poorer countries. A fisherman in South America may be catching fish which is processed into pet food, and his own children are not getting enough to eat for their bodies to grow properly.

　　Although a lot of the world's natural resources like oil come from these poorer countries, people in the richer countries are using about sixty times as much of these resources as people in Asia or Africa. And it's the richer countries that decide what kind of prices they are ready to pay for these resources. And the prices the richer countries get for their own exports, however, are always rising. So they are getting richer and richer and the poorer countries are getting poorer.

1．________ of the world is very rich and ________ very poor.

[　　]

A．One half, the other half is

B．One-third, two-thirds are

C．One-four, three-fourths are

D．One-third, one-third is

2．In the passage, the writer says that the fish a fisher-man in South America catches may be made into -.

[　　]

A．his own pet food

B．pet food for poor countries

C．pet food for richer countries

D．the food for children's bodies to grow properly

3．A lot of the world's natural resources come from ________.

[　　]

A．richer countries in Africa

B．poorer countries in the world

C．poorer countries in South America

D．countries in Asia

4．Usually it is ________ that decide the prices of the resources.

[　　]

A．the richer countries

B．the poorer countries

C．the bank of the world

D．the owner of the resources

5．________ decide the prices for the exports of the richer countries.

[　　]

A．The poor people in richer countries

B．The rich people in poorer countries

C．The poorer countries themselves

D．The richer countries themselves
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    China news, Xichang, Oct 19-The Chang'e No. 1 moon probe satellite took its name after a young and
beautiful goddess in a traditional Chinese legend who lived in her palace on the moon with her pet rabbit.
Compared with the legendary fairy maiden, the satellite, with a weight of more than 2 tons, might appear
large and hefty. However, scientists believed that the satellite could fly to the moon in a graceful way during
the upcoming launch, just like what the fairy maiden did as described in the legend.
    The main tasks facing Chang'e No. 1 are to take the 3D pictures of the moon and to explore the moon
surface environment. Compared with manned spacecraft Shenzhou 5 and Shenzhou 6, Chang'e No.1 is
a small satellite. While scientists need to add four boosters to send Shenzhou 5 and Shenzhou 6 into space,
the launch of Chang'e No. 1 will not need any booster at all. Since Chang'e No. 1 satellite is a small device,
the loading capacity of the Chang'e satellite launch will be much lighter. In sending large satellites, the total
weight of the satellite and the carrier rocket can be as many as 400 tons or more. However, Chang'e No.1
and its carrier rocket, Long March 3A, weigh only 250 tons.
    The Chang'e No.1 satellite will fly around the earth for a couple of times before it shifts to the moon orbit.
After that, 13 monitoring devices that are placed on the earth will adjust its flying positions in space. By then,
people might see that the moon probe satellite will turn swiftly in space.
1. Why is the moon probe satellite named Chang'e?
    __________________________________________________________________
2. What carried Chang'e to space?
    __________________________________________________________________
3. What will the moon probe satellite fly around in the end?
    __________________________________________________________________
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Hi, my name is Jodie. Let me tell you something about my neighborhood. On the street there are apartment buildings（公寓大楼）and some stores. There is a newsstand（书报亭）on the comer. There's also a pet shop. Next to the pet shop, there is a computer store. There's a big supermarket in the neighborhood,
too. And across from it is a basketball club. I often play basketball there. But there isn't a movie theater
(电影院)in the neighborhood. My school is very near. It's just behind our apartment building. So I walk to school every day.
1. Where is the newsstand?
    _______________________________.
2. Is there a computer store in the neighborhood?
   _______________________________.
3. Is the supermarket next to the basketball club?
  _______________________________.
4. Is there a movie theater in the neighborhood?
  _______________________________.
5. Where is Jodie's school?
  _______________________________.
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     Pets are a part of people's lives. Some pets are like family. In these days, many people have pets at home
and spend a lot of money improving their lives. In fact, in some parts of the world, pets get real VIP treatment
(待遇). VIP usually means Very Important People, but here VIP means Very Important Pets! When you want
to give your Fido or Kitty a holiday, or when you are going away on business, your pets can go to their hotels.
There, they can exercise inside or outside, and cats have a large place with something to climb on and play with.
The guests get the best food during their stays at these hotels. There are other special services at these hotels.
Imagine you are traveling and you want to see your pet: the hotel can put a video camera in the pet's room. So
you can see them on TV. The hotels usually have good groomers (美容师): They often bath and take the best
hair care for the pets. But you need to make an appointment because they are usually very busy taking care of
pets.
1. What's the new meaning of "VIP" in this passage?
    ________________________________________________________________________________
2. According to this passage, where can you put your pet when you are away on business?
    ________________________________________________________________________________
3. What does "Fido or Kitty" stand for (代表) here?
    ________________________________________________________________________________
4. How can you see your pet during your traveling?
    ________________________________________________________________________________
5. Why need you make an appointment when you want a good groomer for your pet?
    ________________________________________________________________________________
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Pet in Great Britain
　　Lots of families in Great Britain have one or more pets. Dogs are the
favorite pets and there are about 6,000,000 0f them in Britain. The second
favorite pets are  cats (about 5 ,000,000 ) and  the third favorite pet is a
bird-the budgie(虎皮鹦鹉) . Some families do not keep cats or dogs. They keep
other animals as pets in their homes. There are more than 12,000,000 pets in
Britain.
　　The British take good care of their pets. They give them  nice  names:
Rover, Rex, Cindy, Misty (for dogs) ;Albert , Snowy , Fluffy , Tom (for cats);
Polly, Chatterbox (for parrots) ; Guy, Scamper, Shipley (for monkeys) . When
they speak of their pets , they say " He " , " She " , not "It" .
　　The British give their pets nice food to eat. They buy food for their pets in
pet shops. The British are pet lovers !
1. The meaning(意思)of " keep " in this passage is " _______"
A. 保存    
B. 留宿    
C. 喜欢    
D. 养
2. There are over _______pets in Britain.
A. 5,000,000                  
B. 6,000,000
C. 11,000,000                  
D. 12,000,000
3. In Britain, monkeys usually have names like _______and _______
A. Chatterbox; Scamper        
B. Misty; Snowy
C. Rover; Cindy                
D. Shipley; Guy
4. The British people give their pets _______and _______
A. houses; nice  names          
B. food; houses
C. nice names; nice food      
D. pet shops; pet food
5. Look at my doggy! _______is a nice boy, right?
A. He        
B. It            
C. She          
D. Dog