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| Every school has its own rules. How many 1 are there in your school? At some schools, the students 2 to wear uniforms on school days. But many students don’t like to wear uniforms. They think the uniforms are the ugliest 3 in the world. But the school don’t allow students to wear 4 own clothes at school. So some students draw cartoons or some famous singers on their 5 . They think it is very 6 that everyone wears the same. It is very unfair(不公平的) that teachers and students are wearing 7 . But most of the students 8 the rules. What do you think 9 it? Do you 10 your school uniforms? | |||
| ( )1. A. students ( )2. A. has ( )3. A. clothes ( )4. A. their ( )5. A. school bags ( )6. A. bored ( )7. A. same ( )8. A. obey ( )9. A. of ( )10. A. like |
B. rules B. must B. shirts B. they B. books B. boring B. differently B. agree B. about B. make |
C. uniforms C. should C. skirts C. them C. uniforms C. interesting C. different C. listen C. by C. wash |
D. rulers D. have D. cloth D. themselves D. desks D. interested D. the same D. listen to D. for D. put on |
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| Your school has planned a visit to Lions Nature Education Centre. Here is what you should know about the centre. Please read it.
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| 1. You can visit Lions Nature Education Centre __________. | |
| A. in the city centre B. at Hiram's Highway C. on a government farm D. inside the exhibition halls | |
| 2. In the centre, visitors can learn about __________. | |
| A. rural clothes and shoes B. different kinds of seafood C. outdoor lions in nature D. the environment around us | |
| 3. Before your school go to the centre, you should tell them __________. | |
| A. not to visit the Farmers' Market B. not to make a noise or wear hats C. to care for the wildlife and water D. to look for rubbish and take it away | |
| 4. Lions Nature Education Centre is closed __________. | |
| A. at weekends B. after 4: 30 pm C. during weekdays D. before 9: 30 am | |
| 5. For more information about the centre, you'd better __________. | |
| A. call at 2792 2234 B. ask other visitors C. study the facilities D. provide the website |
ho __________ will possibly be an automatic reader.
y, more than 93% do. 
t the mistakes if there are any, and be sure that you have not missed anything out.
r you can. It is ________ to your English study.
ossible 阅读理解。
That little "a" with a circle around it is most commonly used as the "at" symbol. The symbol is usually
found in e-mail addresses. Surprisingly though, there is no official (官方的) name for this symbol, there
are lots of strange ways to describe the @ symbol. Before the @ symbol became the popular symbol for e-mail, it was used to show the cost of something. For example, if you bought 6 apples, you might write
6 apples @$1.10 each.
As e-mail is becoming more and more popular, the@symbol or the"at sign is used between a person's
online user name and his mail server address, for example, joe@126.com. The symbol's use on the
Internet made it necessary for people to put this symbol on keyboards in the countries that had never seen or used the symbol before.
The actual origin (起源) of the @ symbol remains a mystery. According to an ancient western legend, during the Middle Ages before the invention of the printing press (印刷机), every letter of a word had
to be written by hand for each copy of a book. The monks (僧侣) looked for ways to make the letters
of common words less. Although the word "at" was quite short, it was quite a common word in texts and
documents. As a result, they circled around "a" and created @.
根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。
found in e-mail addresses. Surprisingly though, there is no official (官方的) name for this symbol, there
are lots of strange ways to describe the @ symbol. Before the @ symbol became the popular symbol for e-mail, it was used to show the cost of something. For example, if you bought 6 apples, you might write
6 apples @$1.10 each.
As e-mail is becoming more and more popular, the@symbol or the"at sign is used between a person's
online user name and his mail server address, for example, joe@126.com. The symbol's use on the
Internet made it necessary for people to put this symbol on keyboards in the countries that had never seen or used the symbol before.
The actual origin (起源) of the @ symbol remains a mystery. According to an ancient western legend, during the Middle Ages before the invention of the printing press (印刷机), every letter of a word had
to be written by hand for each copy of a book. The monks (僧侣) looked for ways to make the letters
of common words less. Although the word "at" was quite short, it was quite a common word in texts and
documents. As a result, they circled around "a" and created @.
根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。
1. What did someone mean by writing 5 pears @$2.0 each in the past?
A. He bought 5 pears for free.
B. He paid $7.0.
C. 5 pears cost $2.0.
D. Each pear was $2.0.
B. He paid $7.0.
C. 5 pears cost $2.0.
D. Each pear was $2.0.
2. Why did the monks in the old times create @ most probably?
A. Because @ could be printed very easily and clearly.
B. Because they were ordered to invent some symbols.
C. Because they didn’t want to write the word "at" again and again.
D. Because they wanted to make their texts or documents look special.
B. Because they were ordered to invent some symbols.
C. Because they didn’t want to write the word "at" again and again.
D. Because they wanted to make their texts or documents look special.
3. Which of the following is NOT true?
A. @ is often seen in e-mail addresses today.
B. The @ symbol has always meant the same in history.
C. The Internet makes @ become more popular.
D. The actual origin of @ is still difficult to explain.
B. The @ symbol has always meant the same in history.
C. The Internet makes @ become more popular.
D. The actual origin of @ is still difficult to explain.
4. What do we know from the passage?
A. @ was used before the Middle Ages.
B. @ is still always used to show prices of goods now.
C. No one had seen @ before it was put on the keyboard.
D. There was no @ on keyboards in some countries before.
B. @ is still always used to show prices of goods now.
C. No one had seen @ before it was put on the keyboard.
D. There was no @ on keyboards in some countries before.
5. Which is the BEST title for the passage?
A. What is @
B. The secret of @
C. How to use @
D. The actual origin of @
B. The secret of @
C. How to use @
D. The actual origin of @
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| Last winter vacation, I visited Murdoch School in Australia with my parents. It was a beautiful school. 1 the attraction for me was that life at the school was quite relaxing. The students didn’t have 2 schoolbags. The teachers there said classes were from 8 am to 3 pm on weekdays. That means the students 3 only six hours a day for study (one hour for lunch). The teachers don’t 4 too much homework, so the students can 5 them  selves on weekends or during winter and summer holidays. But in China, we have to study all the time. Usually, we have to get up at 6 o’clock in the morning and then study 6 10 o’clock at night. There is too much homework for 7 to finish after school. 8 all this, our schoolbags are extremely heavy with many textbooks, reference books, notebooks, and exam papers. Long hours of study and too much homework 9 most of us wear glasses. With light schoolbags, students enjoy school life; with heavy schoolbags, school life does  not 10 students anymore. Of course, I really want the former (前者), but who can give it to me? | ||||
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