Choose the best answer (根据以下内容.选择最恰当的答案)1. Two high school students from California could go to prison for crimes that some people might think are small and of little importance. Prosecutorssaid that 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Two high school students from California could go to prison for crimes that some people might think are small and of little importance.

Prosecutors（检察官）said that Gary and Mike,both 18, had broken into their school and changed their own and others’ grades on the school computer network.

While Mike tried doing it once. Gary did it several times. Gary could get more than 38 years in prison. Mike could get three years. “These are very serious crimes,” said Prosecutor Li.

An Australian teenager could be fined（罚款） 20,000 AUS $ for having a party while his family was on holiday. “It was just a get - together with a couple of mates at first and then we thought, why not have a bit of a party,” 16- year-old Corey told reporters. “But it got a bit out of control.”

More than 500 people came to Corey’s house and police were called when neighbors complained about the noise. No one was arrested but 30 police officers, a helicopter and a dog were needed to break up the party. Police chief Christine Nixon said that Corey would have to pay for damage to neighbors’ cars and gardens. “He needs to be taught a lesson.” she said.

Corey’s mother, Jo Delaney, said: “We’re a good family. I’m just horrified that this has actually happened.”

A teenage student was bitten by her dog as she celebrated a $7m lottery win. 18-year-old Amy was shocked when she heard the news. “I was screaming so loudly with excitement that my dog, Brock, didn’t know what was happening. So he bit me!”

Amy is now on a gap year between school and university, and has been working as a part - time waitress at a hotel near her home. She said she was planning to organize a holiday in Egypt for herself, her family and friends, and to buy her first car. After that, she said she was still planning to go to university to study law. “I just plan to live like a normal student and not like a millionaire,” she told reporters.

1.Read the first line of each article and match the headlines to the articles (1-2-3)

a. Dog bites student $7m lottery winner.

b.Police fine teenager after a large party.

c. California teenagers face prison for hacking into school computers.

A.acb B.bca C.cab D.cba

2.Prosecutor Li in California thinks .

A.these crimes are small and little important B.Gary and Mike only changed their own grades

C.these crimes are very serious D.it’s a bad situation for them to be in prison

3.Corey could be fined 20,000 AUS$ because .

A.he had a party with a couple of mates

B.his party was out of control and does much damage

C.he damaged his neighbors’ cars and gardens