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Such a problem is＿＿＿＿difficult for a primary school student ＿＿＿.

A.
so； to work
B.
very too； to work out
C.
rather too； to work out
D.
quite too； to answer

C
解析：
这是一个too... to... 的句型，首先排除A。very不能修饰too, 而rather可以。其次，work out常与problem搭配，而answer多与question搭配。

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　　Punctuality was critical. People expected the paper on their front porch by 6 a. m. .If I ran late, they would be standing in their doorways and I would definitely hear about it. On the other hand, doing the job professionally often resulted in much appreciated tips.

　　Ever since, I have tried to do as professional a job as possible－whether it be bagging groceries, painting houses or tarring(用柏油覆盖) roofs. Acting is not different. I believe if you work hard and behave like a pro, it will pay off, and you will be offered more and better roles.

　　This means giving your all. If a scene requires another character to react to my jumping into the water, I will jump in as many times as it takes to help him and the director get the shot. Several years ago, while filming a movie in the mountains of Brazil, my fellow actors and I all pitched in to help the crew move heavy equipment through rugged jungle.

　　Acting is a job like any other, and you can't let it go to your head. The things that made a difference delivering papers－being thorough, punctual, doing your best－also count on the movie set. And I still have to wake up at the crack of dawn.

1．What does the underlined word “punctuality” in the second paragraph mean?

[　　]

2．From the sentence “Acting is no different. I believe if you work hard and behave like a pro,…”, we can infer________.

[　　]

A．acting is as different as other jobs

B．nothing is different but acting

C．the author worked hard in acting

D．acting is the same as other jobs

3．Which of the following statements is NOT correct according to the passage?

[　　]

A．Doing the job professionally often gets mote pay.

B．The author has done a lot of jobs, such as bagging.

C．Better work and behavior will result in better pay and better roles.

D．As an actor, he doesn't have to help others.

4．The author used the sentence “Acting is a job like any other, and you can't let it go to your head.” to mean ________.

[　　]

A．acting is a good job and you should not give up the position

B．acting is a common job like others and you should not be arrogant(骄傲自大的)

C．acting is just a job and you needn't be proud

D．acting is a good job and you should work hard anyway

5．Which of the following would be the best title?

[　　]

A．My First Job

B．Paperboy

C．How to Get a Good Job

D．My Attitude Toward Working

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Hero Joy Nightingale,16,who communicates through hand movements,is to be given assistants to paint and sculpt on her behalf.Her mother Pauline Reid “translated for” her daughter during interviews for the place at Magdalen College.

The teenager is the most severely handicapped student ever to be granted a place at Oxford.She suffers from “locked-in syndrome”,a profound apraxia caused by brain damage that renders her body useless and her voice mute.

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A spokesperson for Oxford said,“The university welcomes applications from students with disabilities.In cases where students are profoundly disabled,there may be many issues that need to be carefully addressed before an individual can take up a place,such as establishing how the student can best be taught and examined.”

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Peter Giles,her art tutor until last year,said she has a genuine talent for art.“She is ferociously gifted.We would sit together and her mother would grab her daughter’s hand and then we would begin work,”he said.

Together,they built several modern sculptures from plaster and metal.“The instructions would take a while to decipher.But eventually,they would come,and eventually make sense.”

Hero’s classes will be held at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art.

Hero communicates with others _________.

A.through common hand movements

B.by typing words on computer

C.through a complicated system of hand gestures devised by her mother

D.by drawing pictures on a board

According to the passage,how does Hero paint or sculpt?

A.She instructs her assistants to paint or sculpt through hand movements.

B.She gives instructions,and her mother paints or sculpts following her instructions.

C.She paints or sculpts with her own hands.

D.She gives instructions,her mother “translates” them,and her assistants paint or sculpt according to the “translations”.

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A.Oxford welcomes any handicapped student who is good at fine art

B.Hero has not attended school since she was six

C.Hero is gifted in fine art

D.Hero is a strong-minded girl who loves life very much

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A.Hero is the most seriously handicapped student ever to be admitted to Oxford.

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【小题1】The passage is meant for ______.

【小题2】Which of the following will the author probably agree with?

A．The Internet is not good for children.

B．The chat language is strange to adults.

C．Children shouldn’t chat so much online.

D．The Internet is a good place for children.

【小题3】The purpose of writing this passage is to advise ______.

A．people not to use the net language in real life

B．children not to meet online friends freely

C．teachers to have students study on computers

D．parents to protect their children from online dangers

【小题4】In order to keep children safe online, you’d better ______.

A．choose suitable websites and chat rooms for them

B．teach them to use correct net words

C．surf the Internet together with them

D．forbid them to use the Internet

【小题5】If you stand beside him when your son is chatting about something secret online, he may use ______.

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【小题2】Which of the following will the author probably agree with?

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C．Children shouldn’t chat so much online.

D．The Internet is a good place for children.

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A．choose suitable websites and chat rooms for them

B．teach them to use correct net words

C．surf the Internet together with them

D．forbid them to use the Internet

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C．Mullaney’s attempts to help Davey better enjoy ball-playing led to the invention of Wiffle ball

D．playing balls would hurt one’s arm before the Wiffle ball’s appearance

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A．Davey was a good ballplayer after the Wiffle ball came into existence

B．David Mullaney wanted to run the family business on his own

C．Mullaney’s family made a big fortune through the production of Wiffle balls

D．Mullaney’s business was nearly bought out but they worked hard to keep it

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A．balls? B．bottles? C．bags? D．boxes

4.The two important factors for Mullaney’s successful family business are .

A．time and fortune　? B．persistence and creativity

C．quality and fame 　 D．cooperation and efforts

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A．Davey, a famous baseball player????????????? B．a popular ball game in the 1950’s

C．the birth of Wiffle ball 　　　　　????????????? D．the success of a family business

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