-Would you mind my sitting here, sir? - . It’s for the old man over there. A. Not at all. B. Certainly not. B. I’m afraid you can’t. D. That’s all right 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

—Would you mind my sitting here, sir?

　　—______. It’s for the old man over there.

　　A. Not at all. B. Certainly not.

　　B. I’m afraid you can’t. D. That’s all right

练习册系列答案

相关题目

动词应用，根据短文内容，用括号内所给动词的适当形式填空，必要时可加助动词或情态动词。

Yuan Longping, a Chinese scientist, has saved people without any magic. His success on hybrid rice (杂交水稻) fed millions of people in hunger.

Yuan 1 (be) born on September 7, 1930. After graduating from the then Southwest Agriculture Institute (农业学院), he worked as a teacher at an agriculture school in Hunan.

About 50 years ago, some natural disasters (灾难) hit China. Yuan saw many people lose their lives because of hunger every day. Since then, he 2 (do) research on how to grow good quality rice. In 1964, he found a natural hybrid rice plant by accident. It had great advantages over others. Yuan was excited about what he discovered. He then decided 3 (study) this particular plant.

In 1973, he started to grow a type of hybrid rice. It 4 (produce) 20% more rice each unit than common ones. The next year he had a great success. This progress made China the world’s leader in rice production.

In China, most rice fields (稻田) grow Yuan’s hybrid rice. He 5 (call) the “Father of Hybrid Rice”.　　

Now he is 84 years old. He still 6 (have) a dream. He hopes hybrid rice 7 (grow) as tall as Chinese sorghum (高粱) one day!

1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7.

The moonlight is shining(照耀) in ____________ the window. Everything in the room looks so nice.

A. over B. across C. through D. past

He has gone to Beijing ______ to visit the Great Wall.

　　A. specially B. especially C. particularly D. willing

—Would you like some drinks?

　　— I prefer coffee ______ has milk in it.

　　A. than B. to C. what D. which

Every August on the island of Heimaey, off the southern coast of Iceland, young people often take a walk along the streets throughout the night. What’s more, their parents allow them to stay out. Why? The children of Heimaey are going to save young puffins — small black-and-white seabirds.

　　The cliffs(悬崖) above the town are home to a large group of puffins. The birds dig holes(挖洞) all round the cliffs. These holes are their homes. Their young stay in the holes for about seven weeks. Then they begin to leave. Some move slowly on their undeveloped wings and feet down to the northern Atlantic Ocean that surrounds Heimaey. There, they swim, which they can do naturally, and learn to dive for fish. Others, however, may lose their way at night and find themselves in the town instead. On the ground, the young seabirds are in trouble. Because their wings are not fully developed, they cannot take off quickly to sea and safety. The birds then become a good meal for cats and other animals.

　　For many years, islanders have helped the young puffins. Early at night in late August, children carrying thick paper boxes and lights hurry to the seashore to catch puffins. They spend most of the night running after the birds. They put the birds they’ve caught in boxes and take good care of them.

　　The next morning the children take the puffins to the ocean and set them free. The birds will live at sea until they are at least two years old. Then they will return to the cliffs to build homes of their own for their families.

　　Will the children of Heimaey always come to save puffins? “Yes,” answer the boys. “We look forward to it. The best time for us is setting the birds free.”

　　( )1. Every August children of Heimaey are allowed to stay out all night ___.

　　A. to catch puffins and take them home to keep as pets

　　B. to free puffins from danger

　　C. to drive puffins away

　　D. to run after puffins for pleasure

　　( ) 2. The young seabirds that lose their way and find themselves in the town are in danger______.

　　A. of being killed by hunters

　　B. of being driven away from the town

　　C. of being killed by animals

　　D. of being starved to death

　　( ) 3. The children put the seabirds in boxes ______.

　　A. and look after them very carefully for several days, and then set them free

　　B. and set them free when they grow bigger and can take off to sea and safety

　　C. and carry them to the ocean right away to set them free

　　D. and they don’t set the birds free until the next morning

　　( ) 4. The children look forward to August because ______.

　　A. they enjoy playing the game of running after seabirds

　　B. it’s time for then to go out at night to save puffins

　　C. it’s time for the children to play with the birds

　　D. the children can stay out at night to watch puffins coming to the town

I'm sorry I didn't phone you, but I've been very busy_______ the past few weeks.

A. after B. with C. among D. over

Everybody in London knew Mr. Scrooge. He was very rich but also very mean. The most important thing in his life was money!

At six o'clock Bob Cratchit, Scrooge's clerk, went to Mr. Scrooge. "Excuse me. sir. Tomorrow is Christmas Day, can l stay at home?"

"Stay at home," shouted Scrooge. "I don't pay you to stay at home!" "But it is Christmas," said Cratchit. "Very well," said Scrooge. "but you must work double hours on Boxing Day!" "Yes sir, certainly sir, Merry Christmas, sir." "Get out," shouted Scrooge. "Christmas! Everybody talks about Christmas!" said Scrooge. "It's just an excuse not to work. People want money too. Always money! For doing nothing!" Scrooge put on his hat and coat and left the office.

It was Christmas Eve and everyone was shopping. It was dark and Scrooge was alone. He saw a person dressed in black.

"Are you the Spirit(幽灵) of Christmas to come?" asked Scrooge. The Spirit didn't speak. It pointed to a group of people. The people were talking. "Is he dead?" asked one man. "Yes. No-one will cry for him," said another. "He was a horrible, unkind man. He never gave money to us poor people. He wasn't a happy man." "Who's dead?" asked Scrooge. The Spirit pointed down. It was a grave(坟墓). There were no flowers and no people there. "Who is it?" asked Scrooge nervously. The Spirit pointed again. "No, I don't want to look, I want to go home." But the Spirit didn't move. Very slowly Scrooge rubbed the snow away. On the grave were the words EBENEZER SCROOGE.

It was morning. Christmas morning. Scrooge was in bed! "I'm alive, I'm alive, how wonderful!" He jumped out of bed, singing and dancing as he went around the room. "What a beautiful day it is. I love Christmas. I love everybody."

He went to the butcher's and said, "Take the biggest turkey you have to Bob Cratchit's house." Scrooge met the two men collecting money for the poor. "Please take this," said Scrooge to the men and gave them a big sum of money for the poor. From that Christmas Scrooge was a new man. He helped the poor and was kind to everyone. He became a happy man and everybody loved him.

1. What kind of man was Scrooge in the past?

A. A rich and happy man. B. A rich but unkind man.

C. A poor but happy man. D. A poor hard-working man.

2. Why didn't Scrooge like Christmas?

A. It was too noisy on Christmas. B. His workers stopped working on Christmas.

C, Christmas meant spending money. D. He was always busier on Christmas.

3. When Scrooge woke up the next morning, he_______.

A. felt lucky to be alive B. felt strange about the dream

C. was angry with the Spirit D. was tired of being alone

4. Why was Scrooge happy in the end?

A. He had more money than before B. He made good friends with the Spirit.

C. Other people all came to help him. D. He helped others and others loved him.

5. Scrooge became a new man because________.

A. the Spirit of Christmas told him to do so B. he was saved by the Spirit the next day

C. he saw how he was treated after death D. he was afraid to see his own grave

Chinese fashion is different from western fashion, from that in other Asian countries such as Japan and korea

A. either, or B. neither, nor C. not only, but also D. both, and

试题分类