There are over fifty people in the meeting room. “over means .A. above B. more C. more than D. less than C [解析]句意:在会议室里有50多个人.over的意思是---.over超过.A. above 在---上, B. more 更多, C. more than 多于, D. less 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

There are over fifty people in the meeting room. “over” means______.

A. above B. more C. more than D. less than

C 【解析】句意：在会议室里有50多个人，over的意思是---。over超过，A. above 在---上； B. more 更多； C. more than 多于； D. less than少于；故选C

练习册系列答案

相关题目

—Julia, would you mind turning up the radio? I can’t hear it at all.

—____. I’ll do it right away.

A. Of course B. Certainly not C. It’s a pleasure D. Sure

B 【解析】句意：——朱丽亚，你介意把收音机的声音调大点吗？我一点也听不见。——当然不介意。我马上就调。A. Of course当然可以； B. Certainly not 当然不了；C. It’s a pleasure愿意为你效劳，是回答别人感谢的话；D. Sure当然了。“Would you mind doing...?”句型常用于表示请求时,意思是“请你做……你是否介意?”“请你做……...

句型转换

1.She gets on badly with her classmates. （对画线部分提问）

_________ _________ she___________ on with her classmates?

2.Tony is good at swimming. （改为同义句）

Tony____________ _________________ ________________swimming.

3.I would like to be the cleaning monitor. （改为一般疑问句）

_________ ______________ _____________to be the cleaning monitor?

4.She wants to be the PE monitor. （改为同义句）

She___________ ___________to be the PE monitor.

5.He can ride a horse. （对画线部分提问）

_________ ___________he__________ ?

1.How doesget 2.doeswellin 3.Wouldyoulike 4.wouldlike 5.What cando 【解析】 1.She gets on badly with her classmates. （对画线部分提问）句子成了特殊疑问句，结构是：疑问词+ 一般疑问句？因gets是实意动词，疑问句在主语前加does，谓语动词用原形，对ba...

Can you imagine a world without a writing system for your language? It may be hard to picture it now, but a man named Sequoyah lived in such a world. Sequoyah was a member of a native American tribe, the Cherokee. Cherokee people speak their own language, but for hundreds of years they did not have a system of writing. Without a writing system, the Cherokee had no newspapers or books before 1809.

Sequoyah was probably born around the year 1770 and lived with his mother in a small village in the mountains of Tennessee. When he grew up, he became a blacksmith. When he was doing business with those “English-speaking people”, he noticed that they used paper with marks to record their thoughts and ideas. Sequoyah called these pieces of paper with marks “talking leaves”. He began to wonder why people who spoke Cherokee did not have a way to write down their words.

In 1809, Sequoyah decided to give the Cherokee their own “talking leaves”. At first he tried to make a different symbol for every word in the Cherokee language. But in that case, there would be so many symbols and too hard for people to remember, so he decided to make a picture for each syllable (音节). After much hard work, Sequoyah invented 85 symbols. In order to see whether it would work, he helped his six-year-old daughter Ayoka learn each symbol and found she could learn to read and write very quickly. Sequoyah’s invention was a success!

Before long, Sequoyah’s writing system had spread far and wide. Cherokee people living in all different parts of the country learned to read and write. In 1825, Sequoyah’s system was made the official written language for Cherokee people. To this day, Cherokee speakers still use Sequoyah’s writing system. In some parts of the United States, you can see street signs and billboards written in both English and Cherokee. Sequoyah will always be remembered for his important contribution to Cherokee people.

1.Did the Cherokee have newspapers before 1809?

___________________________________________________________

2.What did Sequoyah call the pieces of paper with marks?

___________________________________________________________

3.How many symbols did Sequoyah invent in the Cherokee language?

___________________________________________________________

4.When was Sequoyah’s system made the official written language?

___________________________________________________________

5.Why will Sequoyah always be remembered?

___________________________________________________________

1.No. 2.Talking leaves. 3.85. 4.In 1825. 5.Because of/For his important contribution to Cherokee people. / Because he created the writing system for Cherokee language. / Because he made th...

Lots of families in Great Britain have one or more pets.

Dogs are the most favourite pets and there are about 6 million of them in Great Britain. The second favourite pets are cats (about 5 million) and the third favourite pets are parrots.

However, some families do not keep cats or dogs. They keep other animals as pets in their homes. There are more than 12 million pets in Great Britain. The English take good care of their pets. They give them nice names: Rover, Rax, Cindy, Misty (for dogs); Albert, Snowy, Fluffy, Tom (for cats); Polly, Chatterbox (for parrots); Guy, Scamper, Shipley, Shirley (for monkeys). When they speak of their pets, they say ‘he’ or ‘she’ instead of（代替）‘it’.

The English give their pets nice food to eat. They buy food for their pets in pet shops. The English are pet lovers!

1.There are more than 12 million ______ in Great Britain.

A. dogs B. cats C. parrots D. pets

2.______ are the most favourite pets in Great Britain.

A. Dogs B. Cats C. Parrots D. Birds

3.There are about ______ Million cats in Great Britain.

A. 1 B. 6 C. 5 D. 12

4.Each pet has a nice name. dogs are called ‘______’.

A. Guy, Scamper, Shipley B. Rover, Rax, Cindy, Misty

C. Albert, Snowy, Fluffy, Tom D. Polly, Chatterbox

5.The English buy food for their pets _______.

A. in the supermarket B. in the hospital C. in pet shops D. in the street