He against unscrupulous operators to better protect the elderly, 他促请政府尽早立法.惩治卑劣的经营者.以更好地保障老人. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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7.He against unscrupulous operators to better protect the elderly, (speed)

他促请政府尽早立法，惩治卑劣的(敬老院) 经营者，以更好地保障老人。

7.urged the Government to speed up laws

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21. that the constant need for new clothes for them is getting to be a real headache.(grow)

正是因为我们的男孩子们正在成长，所以经常需要给他们买新衣服，这真是一件令人头痛的事。

An eager student wanted to gain wisdom and insight. He went to the 1 person of the town,Socrates, to seek his suggestions. Socrates had great 2of many things. The boy asked Socrates how he could acquire such mastery too. Being a man of few 3 ，Socrates chose not to speak,but to illustrate.

He took the child to the 4and,with all of his clothes still on,walked straight into the water. He loved to do 5 things like that,especially when he was trying to 6 a point. The pupil carefully followed his 7 and walked into the sea， 8 Socrates where the water was just below their chins. Without saying a word,Socrates 9 and put his hands on the boy's shoulders. Looking deep into his eyes,Socrates 10 the student's head under the water with all his might.

The boy 11 ，and just before a life was taken away,Socrates 12 him. The boy raced to the surface and,gasping(喘息) for air,looked 13 for Socrates in order to seek his retaliation(寸艮复) .To the student's surprise, the old man was already patiently 14 on the beach. The student 15 shouted, "Why did you try to 16 me?" The wise man calmly responded with a( n) 17 "Boy, when you were underneath the water, not sure if you would 18 to see another day,what did you want more than anything else in the world?"

The student took a few minutes to 19 . Then he said, "I wanted to 20 . "Socrates, now with a huge smile on his face，looked at the boy comfortingly and said，" Ah! When you want wisdom and insight as badly as you wanted to breathe, then you shall have it.”

( ) 1. A. strongest B. oldest C. richest D. wisest

( ) 2. A. time B. news C. knowledge D. plan

( ) 3. A. words B. requests C. expressions D. advantages

( ) 4. A. field B. hill C. forest D. beach .

( ) 5. A. dangerous B. curious C. illegal D. difficult

( ) 6. A. raise B. prove C. grasp D. understand

( ) 7. A. fashion B. tradition C. order D. instructions

( ) 8. A. helping B. admiring C. joining D. visiting

( ) 9. A. wandered about B. reached out

C. stood up D. set off

( ) 10. A. pushed B. placed C. sent D. brought

( ) 11. A. swam B. agreed C. struggled D. sank

( ) 12. A. trapped B. forgave C. dropped D. released

( ) 13. A. up B. around C. down D. beside

( ) 14. A. waiting B. sleeping C. living D. explaining

( ) 15. A. angrily B. fearfully C. shyly D. nervously

( ) 16. A. damage B. kill C. beat D. interrupt

( ) 17. A. method B. idea C. reason D. question

( ) 18. A. hesitate B. choose C. live D. promise

( ) 19. A. reflect B. imagine C. apologize D. practice

( ) 20. A. die B. drink C. breathe D. Learn

It is a race which can only have one winner. Who will be the first man to "spot" 10,000 of Britain's species of wildlife?

In the green corner is Jonty Denton, who has "spotted" 9，947 wild species. And in the other green corner is David Gibbs, who is rapidly catching up with 9,444 species. The pair are now locked in a battle to see who will be the first to break through the 10,000 mark. Overseeing (监督) the contest is Mark Telfer, who runs a website which is tracking their progress.

Around a quarter of the species on Dr Denton's list are beetles. Two of the beetles listed, as well as a spider, have never previously been recorded in Britain until discovered by Dr Den?ton.

He has also drawn up a wish list of the five he wants to see most，which is given extra ex?citement because he knows that two of them have already been seen by Mr Gibbs. One is the Pallas' Sandgrouse. When it appeared Mr Gibbs travelled to see it from his then home in Berk?shire. The other is a ghost orchid, a rare flower.

Dr Denton's strategy to reach 10,000 is to look closer to his home,in the garden in front of his house in Four Monks, Hampshire. He says, "There are hundreds of tiny things that I could find in my own pond.”

Species spotting is only one of his many hobbies. He also has a collection of 1,600 model aircraft, 100 model trains and 100 toy tanks and trucks. He also says, "I don't go to pubs and don't drink. You'd be amazed how much time people waste doing those sorts of things.”

( ) 1. What can we learn about Telfer?

A.He will offer an award to the winner.

B.He also competes in the species spotting race.

C.He reports Denton's and Gibbs' progress timely.

D.He exhibits Britain's 10,000 species on his website.

( ) 2. How many species has Denton first found in Britain?

A. 2. B. 3. C. 5. D. 10.

( ) 3. Which of the following has Denton NOT spotted?

A.The blackbird. B.The brown hare.

C.The spring gentian. D.The Pallas' Sandgrouse.

( ) 4. What does Denton plan to do to win the race?

A.To turn to Telfer for help.

B.To travel to Berkshire's fields.

C.To go to ponds outside the town.

D.To look around his house.

Girls' behavior at school is becoming worse due to the appeal of Wag lifestyles and reality TV shows, according to teachers.

They are giving up on studying because they want an " easy route to money" by becoming a footballer's wife or an instant star on Britain's Got Talent or The X Factor. Many want to be?come a mini-celebrity instantly and they often interrupt classes，spread rumors and even take cy-berbullying. As a result, teachers' time is increasingly taken up with dealing with "horsing a-round"，use of mobile phones in lessons and bullying.

The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) surveyed 859 teachers, heads, lecturers and support staff working in state and independent schools ahead of its annual conference，which begins in Liverpool today. Nearly half said girls' behavior has worsened over the past two years. And one in five believed that girls' behavior is more challenging than that of boys.

Hank Roberts, ATL's junior vice president, cited the influence of Wags―young women who obtain instant wealth by marrying sportsmen. And he thought that teaching is made more difficult by programmes such as The X Factor, which is judged by Cheryl Cole―herself the winner of a TV talent show and a former footballer's wife.

Mr Roberts，a teacher at Copland Community School in Wembley，said that the TV shows create a "false image of success that anyone can do it and it's just a matter of luck rather than hard work". Other reasons given for girls' bad behavior are bust-ups(破裂) with friends and family and problems associated with puberty(青春期) .Almost half of teachers said the most common form of bad behavior is bullying by isolating another pupil and spreading rumors.

( ) 1. Girls are giving up on studying because . .

A.the lessons at school are not valuable enough

B.they prefer to watch TV shows

C.they want immediate wealth or success

D.they can become wealthy more easily

( ) 2. Under the influence of Wag lifestyles, girls want to .

A.work hard to become successful

B.become wealthy by marrying sportsmen

C.become successful in the field of sports

D.compete with boys in both study and work

( ) 3. Which of the following is NOT true about Cheryl Cole?

A.She is just an example of Wag lifestyles.

B.She became wealthy by marrying a sportsman.

C.She won a TV talent show once.

D.She can influence girls in a positive way.

( ) 4. Mr Roberts believes that the TV shows .

A.give more practical lessons to students

B.influence the relationship between girls and their parents

C.are misleading girls

D.should be forbidden

2. are registering for degree course each year, (number)

每年都有越来越多的学生注册选修学位课程。

2. Do Singaporeans and the government have the resolve and determinatio (take)

新加坡政府和人民，有接受这个挑战的毅力和决心吗？

2.The Recommendations point out that governments can making their reproductive decisions in a responsible way. (assist)

建议案指出各国政府可以以负责的态度去帮助其人民作出有关生育的决定。

9. there is on report about their extinction, their output is greatly reduced, (spite)

尽管还没有鱼种绝迹的报道，但是它们的数量也大量减少。

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