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      How time flies!I have been in high school for five months£®At the beginning of this term£¬I felt a little lonely£®£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐÍÒ»£© But now I have made many new friends£®By now£¬I have got used to my new life here£®The classes here are lively and interesting and I like them very much£®I miss all the teachers and classmates in Junior Middle school£®At the same time£¬I get along well with my new classmates£®The lessons that I am learning are much harder than those in Junior school£®I will make good use of my time and try my best£¬because it is my dream to go to a good university after three year's hard work£®£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐͶþ£©I hope you can come to my school for a visit if it is convenient to you£®£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐÍÈý£©
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14£®Madrid has ordered nearly half of the private cars off the roads on Thursday to deal with the worsening air pollution£¬a first in Spain£®
The restriction £¨ÏÞÁ will operate between 6.30a£®m£®and 9p£®m£®every day£®The city government said in a statement£º"Vehicles with even-number registration plates £¨Å¼ÊýÅÆÕÕ£© will be allowed to drive around on even-number days and the rest cars on the rest days£®"
The measure works when levels of harmful NO2 in the atmosphere go above 200 micrograms in every 1in at least two measuring stations for two days running£¬and if the air is unlikely to clear soon£®
On Thursday£¬the city environment officer Ines Sabanes said the restriction would not be carried out as pollution levels had dropped by the required amount£®Other measures£¬including a ban on street parking for non-local vehicles and reduced speed limits£¬will continue£®There are exceptions to the restriction£¬such as for hybrid £¨»ìºÏ¶¯Á¦µÄ£© cars£¬those carrying three people or more or used by disabled people£®Buses£¬taxis and emergency vehicles are not encompassed£¬either£®"It's not about traffic restrictions but about the important issue of public health£¬"deputy mayor Marta Higueras said£®"Lots of people suffer from breathing problems and are very affected by pollution£®"
With 3.2 million people and 1.8 million cars£¬Madrid often suffers from bad pollution£®The move to ban half of the cars is Level Three on a series of four measures to prevent pollution£®Level Four bans taxis from the city£¬except those that are hybrid cars£®

25£®According to the statement of the city government£¬C£®
A£®the restriction only works by day
B£®the restriction only works on private cars
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B£®more cars will be kept out of the roads
C£®new traffic restrictions will be carried out
D£®more hybrid cars will disappear from the road£®
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A voyage on one of Aiden's two government approved boats will be a memorable experience for both the novice and experienced angler£¨´¹µöÕߣ©£®You'll enjoy the tradition of catching such species as mackerel and cod off the beautiful Cavendish coast of Prince Edward Island£®Located just minutes from Cavendish£¬in the attractive village of North Rustico£¬Aiden's Deep Sea Fishing has been providing excitement£¬fun and most of all£¬fish£¬to our customers for almost half a century£®
The summer vacation is coming up£®Sign up and join us on one of our three daily sailings and catch some fresh fish for your supper£¡All you need to take on board is your smile£®We'll supply the rods£¬tackle£¬bait and on few occasions£¬the raincoat£®Oh yes£¬you can keep the fish without payment£®Afterwards you can visit our Fish Market located next door and also tour Prince Edward Island£¨PEI£©£®No visit to the Island is not complete£®Rolling hills£¬woods£¬reddish white sand beaches£¬ocean waves and the famous red soil have given Prince Edward Island a reputation as an island of outstanding natural beauty in North America£®The author Lucy Maud Montgomery drew inspiration from the island during the late Victorian Era for the setting of her classic novel Anne of Green Gables£¨1908£©£®Today£¬many of the attractions that Montgomery found on the island are still enjoyed by thousands of tourists all over the world£®
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Earthquakes are one of the most dangerous among all natural disasters£®In order to help both teachers and students deal with emergencies and save themselves in case the earthquake breaks out£¬an evacuation exercise will be held on the playground in our school at 3£º30 p£®m£®on November 8£¬2014£®£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐÍÒ»£© The activity will be commanded by our headmaster£®The evacuation exercise is mainly about how to survive an earthquake£®We must do as follows£®Firstly£¬everyone must obey the guide's command£®Secondly£¬everyone shall leave the classrooms in order when the alarm clock goes off£®Above all£¬we must keep calm during the evacuation exercise£¬avoiding pushing and stepping on each other£®£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐͶþ£©
Everyone is required to be present on time£¬making adequate preparations for the earthquake emergencies£®£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐÍÈý£©Nothing is more important than safety£®Safety first!
Students'Union November 7£¬2014£®
16£®Keep safe in storms
In the spring and summer months£¬thunderstorms£¨À×Ó꣩ are common£®£¨51£©F£®In thunderstorms£¬lighting can strike£¨»÷ÖУ© people and buildings and is very dangerous£®
It was reported that a man was struck by lighting when he was making a phone call under a tree£®He died at once£®You may not know it£¬but nearly 1£¬800thunderstorms are happening at any moment around the world£® £¨52£©D£®So what should you do during a lighting storm£¿Scientists say that a person's chances of being struck by lighting are 1in 600£¬000£®£¨53£©A
If you are indoors during a thunderstorm£º
Stay away from anything that is metal because lighting can come into the house through it£®
Don't stand near the windows£®
Don't take a shower or bath£®Lighting can travel through water£®
Never use the phone£®£¨54£©C£®
If you are caught in a thunderstorm outdoors£º£¨55£©G£®If there's no building around£¬try to find a low place to stay in£®
Do not go under a tree because the lighting could hit the tree and travel through the tree to hit you£®
Never use a cell phone£®

A£®But you can reduce those chances by following these safety rules£®
B£®But it is very important for us to learn about lighting£®
C£®Lighting could travel through the phone line and hit you
D£®In fact£¬many people are killed by lighting every year£®
E..Try to get home as soon as possible£®
F£®Since they happen often£¬some people don't take them seriously£®
G£®Go into a nearby building or car right away£®
13£®What is language for£¿Some people seem to think it's for practicing grammar rules and earning lists of words-the longer the list£¬the better£®That's wrong£®Language is for the exchange£¨½»Á÷£©of ideas and information£®It's meaningless knowing all about a language if you can't use it freely£®Many students I have met know hundreds of grammar rules£¬but they can't speak correctly or fluently£¨Á÷ÀûµØ£©£®They are afraid of making mistakes£®One shouldn't be afraid of making mistakes when speaking a foreign language£®Native speakers make mistakes and break rules£¬too£®Bernard saw once wrote£¬"Foreigners often speak English too correctly£®"But the mistakes that native speakers make are different from those that Chinese students make£®They're English mistakes in the English language£®And if enough native speakers break a rule£¬it is no longer a rule£®What used to be wrong becomes right£®People not only make history£¬they make language£®But a people can only make its own language£®It can't make another people's language£®So Chinese students of English should pay attention to grammar£¬but they shouldn't overdo£¨×ö¹ýÍ·£©it£®They should put communication first£®

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A£®foreigners speak correct English
B£®foreigners speak incorrect English
C£®foreigners speak English according to the grammar rules
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11£®When we speak a foreign language£¬we shouldD£®
A£®speak in Chinese way
B£®speak by the rules
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14£®JAMES shook his money box again£®Nothing!He carefully counted the coins that lay on the bed£®All that he had was  24.52£®The bicycle he wanted was at least  90!How on earth £¨¾¿¾¹£© was he going to get the rest of the money£¿
He knew that his friends all had bicycles£®It was hard to hang out with people when you were the only one without a bicycle£®He thought about what he could do£®There was no point asking his parents£¬for he knew they had no extra money£®
There was only one way to get money£¬and that was to earn it£®He would have to find a job£®He decided to ask Mr Clay for advice£®
"Well£¬you can start right here£¬"said Mr Clay£®"You see£¬my windows need cleaning and my car needs washing£®"
That was the beginning of James'part-time job£®For the next three months he worked every day after finishing his homework£®He took dogs for walks£¬cleared out cupboards and mended books£®
The day finally came when James counted his money and found  94.32£®He wasted no time and went down to the shop to pick up the bicycle he wanted£®He rode home proudly£¬looking forward to showing his new bicycle to his friends£®It had been hard working for the money£¬but James knew that he valued £¨Õäϧ£© his bicycle far more because he had bought it with his own money£®He had achieved what he thought was impossible£¬and that was worth even more than the bicycle£®
1£®Why didn't James ask his parents for help£¿B
A£®Because they didn't love him£®
B£®Because they didn't have extra money£®
C£®Because they lived far away from him£®
D£®Because they didn't need a bike£®
2£®James did the following jobs EXCEPTC£®
A£®walking dogs                       
B£®clearing out cupboards
C£®cooking meals                      
D£®mending books
3£®How much money did James earn£¿D
A.24.52        
B.90          
C.94.32      
D.69.80
4£®What does the writer want to tell us£¿B
A£®We should buy everything we want£®
B£®We should get what we want through hard work£®
C£®Parents shouldn't give children any money£®
D£®We shouldn't show off new things to poor children£®¡ä£®

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