题目内容
She will have her singing lessons next Monday. (对画线部分提问)
______ ______ she have her singing lessons?
Today more and more people want to live in big cities, but what can be done to help them live in crowded cities like Tokyo? Many architects( 建 筑 师 ) are looking for ways to solve this problem. 25-year-old Haseef Rafiei has caught the world’s attention because of his special skyscraper concept(摩天大楼概 念)—“Pod Vending Machine” skyscraper.
Haseef comes from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He is now a student of Manchester School of Architecture. He got his idea form a trip to Japan. He noticed vending machines are popular in Japan. He said, “Vending machines make buying easy and interesting.” After seeing vending machines have made such a difference to people’s lives, Haseef thought, “Why not build skyscrapers that act the same way?”
Haseef’s “Pod Vending Machine” skyscraper can act as a home vending machine. If people want to buy houses in the skyscraper, they can choose the types of pods(吊舱) they’d like to live in and what the inside of the pods looks like. Then the large 3D printer at the top of skyscraper can get the pods printed and then cranes ( 起 重 机 ) can get the pods placed. A smart system inside the skyscraper decides the best place for every pod. If a person doesn’t want to live in his pod any more, the pod will be returned to the 3D printer to get recycled. How amazing it is!
1.判断正误（“T”表示正确，“F”表示错误）；
A 3D printer at the top of the “Pod Vending Machine”skyscraper can help people print the pods they choose.
2.完成句子
Haseef said that vending machines________.
3.简略回答问题: Why has Haseef Rafiei caught the world’s attention?
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4.找出并写下第三段的主题句；
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5.将文中画线句子译成汉语。
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未来的中美气候合作值得关注。
In the future, Sino-US climate cooperation _______________________.
"Don't go to Wuhan ________ it's really necessary," Zhong Nanshan, a famous expert said to the public. But he rushed to Wuhan by train to fight against the virus.
A.unless B.when C.since D.although
My grandparents had passed away before I was born, so I never got to learn what the world was like ________ their eyes.
A.beyond B.between C.under D.through
Has such a scene ever come to your mind? You’re sitting in the hot sunshine beside the swimming pool of your international hotel, drinking your expensive whisky. In front of you is the beach, only for hotel guests. Around the hotel are fancy international restaurants.
Is this your idea of paradise (天堂) or would you prefer something different?
Nowadays, many of us try to live in a way that will harm the environment as little as possible. We recycle our newspapers and bottles, we take public transport to get to work. And we want to take these attitudes on holiday with us. This is why ecotourism(生态旅游) is becoming more popular all over the world.
Everyone has a different idea about ecotourism, but most people agree that ecotourism must: protect the wildlife and culture of the area; do no harm to the nature; offer an experience that tourists want to pay for.
So, for example, in a true ecotourism project, tourists stay in local(当地的) houses with local people, not in specially built hotels. They travel on foot, by boat, or bicycle so that there is no pollution. And they have a special experience that they will remember for the rest of their lives.
This type of tourism can only involve(涉及)a small number of people, so it can be expensive. And if you want to have an “eco” holiday wherever you go, remember these basic rules:
• Be prepared. Learn about the place that you’re going to visit. Find out about its culture and history. Think of your holiday as a chance to learn something.
• Have respect for the local culture. Wear clothes that will not annoy people. Always ask permission before you take a photograph. Remember that you are a visitor.
• Don’t waste resources. If the area doesn’t have much water, don’t take two showers every day.
• Stay in local hotels and eat in local restaurants.
But before you get too excited, think about how you are going to get to your dream “eco” paradise. Flying often causes air pollution. So don’t forget that you don’t have to fly to foreign places for your “eco” holiday. There are probably places of natural beauty in your own country that you’ve never visited.
1.The passage is led in through ______.
A.an introduction B.imagination C.a story D.advice
2.If you want to have an “eco” holiday, you are supposed to do the following EXCEPT ______.
A.taking photos when you are allowed to B.saving resources
C.wearing whatever you like D.learning about the place you’re going to visit
3.We can infer from the passage that ______.
A.eco-tourism may be welcomed by the local people
B.international restaurants and hotels have a lot to do with ecotourism
C.choosing holiday places that don’t need air travel can be a part of ecotourism
D.people can only travel to places in their own country to have an “eco” holiday
4.The best title for the passage may be ______.
A.How to Choose Holiday Places B.The Advantages of Tourism
C.How to Protect the Environment D.Ecotourism—A Different Way of Taking a Holiday
—______you ever been to my hometown?
—Yes, I ______there two years ago.
A.Have, went B.Have, gone C.Did, go D.Are, going
Billy’s favorite color was orange. But he couldn’t see what orange looked like.
A month after he was born, his mother noticed that his eyes weren’t as _______ as other babies’. “Billy would _______be able to see. He is blind.” the doctor said. Even so, with the hope to help Billy learn _______about the world, his mother kept describing everything she saw for him.
Not just through his mother’s words, Billy saw _______ his ears and hands, too. He had perfect hearing. “In fact, he _______see many things that normal people don’t notice.” _______ Billy lived in the dark, he always believed a dream would light up his life, He found that he was _______ in computer science. So he began learning it at seven years old. As a young boy, he _______ going to Stanford University some day. And for years of hard work, he finally achieved his dream.
Many people wanted to find out the secret of his _________.Billy explained, “Just move forward! Don’t let any difficulty __________ your dream from coming true. You cannot choose what you are given, but you can choose how you make use of it.
1.A.small B.round C.normal
2.A.no B.often C.never
3.A.all B.none C.both
4.A.between B.with C.without
5.A.need B.must C.can
6.A.If B.Although C.Or
7.A.bored B.worried C.interested
8.A.looked for B.looked forward to C.looked through
9.A.eyes B.trouble C.success
10.A.make B.leave C.stop
Most people have ambitions. An ambition is something we want to do, want to be or want to have. A student’s ambition, for example, might be to pass his or her exams and then get a good job. An athlete’s ambition could be to win an important competition. A businessman’s ambition is usually to make a lot of money.
Not all ambitions are about success at work, however. Some people just want to be good people, have a family or help others.
Ben’s ambition is to be a sports writer. He writes the sports reports for his class newspaper. He likes most sports, and swimming and football are his favorites.
Trudy’s ambition is to be a concert pianist. She is very serious about it and practices every day with her best friend Lily. It is very important to her.
Harry’s ambition changes every day! One day he wants to be an astronaut. The next day he wants to be a pop singer. The next day he wants to drive a racing car. His mother would be happy his ambition was to get up in time for school every day!
1.What’s an ambition?
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2.What’s a student’s ambition?
3.Does Ben want to be a music writer?
4.Are all the ambitions about success at work?
5.Does Harry get up in time for school every day?
