11．adj．未加工的raw．——青夏教育精英家教网——

11．adj．未加工的raw．

10．n．到达arrival．

9．n．大洲continent．

8．adv．稍微地slightly．

7．Shandong Police have rescued 37babies after charging seven human  trafficking gangs in the past two months，according to a CCTV report．
A total of 103suspects have been detained （拘留），said Xie Xinxi，director of Jinan railway police department．
"The gangs immediately sold the babies after they were born in underground delivery rooms．A girl was sold for about 60，000yuan （﹩9，677.42）while a boy went for 80，000yuan，"Xie said．
The gangs were also said to buy babies from rural areas in Sichuan and Yunnan provinces and sell them in Shandong and other coastal provinces in the past months，Xie said．
"Only one baby girl has been reunited with her own parents in the wake of a DNA test．The remaining 36may not be able to return to their parents as their mothers，who mainly come from rural areas，sold the babies of their own without being forced，"Xie said．
All victims are now in local children's welfare houses or foster （养育） homes，he said．
According to Xie，most of the babies are in poor health because they were not well looked after and even maltreated （虐待） by the traffickers．
Seven have been identified as being HIV positive or diagnosed with syphilis （梅毒） and other sexually transmitted diseases，as infected mothers passed on diseases to their babies while pregnant，Xie said．Many of the babies，living in a poor unhealthy environment，were only fed instant noodles，he added．
In another operation，police detained seven suspects and rescued a baby after searching a delivery room hidden in a deserted factory of Yanzhou earlier this month．Several pregnant women were found in the underground facility．
Liu Yang，a local railway police officer，said the underground delivery room might have been operating for six months．Many pregnant women were found to have been picked up at Yanzhou railway station and sent to the hidden room since July．Often they gave birth to babies without any professional medical care at all，which were risky and dangerous to mothers and their newly-born babies as well．

28．This passage is probably taken fromD．
A．a textbook
B．a science magazine
C．an advertisement
D．a newspaper
29．What does the underlined words"trafficking"probably mean in paragraph one？A
A．Buy and sell goods or people illegally．
B．Murder others against the law．
C．Deliver babies without professional medical care．
D．Sell infants of one's own willingly．
30．The author's purpose of writing the passage is most likely toC．
A．persuade                   B．warn
C．inform                     D．educate．

6．They have no brains and no spines （脊椎）．You can often see right through them．But they can cause painful，sometimes deadly stings （刺伤）．Some can even glow in the dark!Scientists know them as medusas，but most people call them jellyfish．
Jellyfish are not really fish．Jellyfish have stomachs and mouths，but no heads．They have nervous systems for sensing the world around them．They are made almost entirely of water，which is why you can look through them．Most jellyfish live in salt water，apart from a few types that live in fresh water．Jellyfish are found in oceans and seas all over the world．They live in warm，tropical seas and in ice waters near the North and South Poles．
Adult jellyfish are shaped like an open umbrella or a bell．A Jellyfish has tentacles （触须） at the edges of its body．At the center of a jellyfish's body，where it is widest，is the mouth．The ends of the tentacles have sting cells on them，which jellyfish use to catch their prey （猎物）．Some jellyfish have powerful stings that can kill people．
Most jellyfish eat fish，tiny creatures and even other jellyfish．Once a jellyfish stings and catches its prey，it takes the prey to its mouth and swallows it．
Some jellyfish are very small，no longer than a marble （弹子）．Others are quite large．The largest jellyfish can grow to about 7feet （about 2meters） across and weight hundreds of pounds!Jellyfish may be blue，orange，pink，yellow，purple，and other colors．
Some jellyfish can glow in the dark by making their own light．The light is made by a chemical reaction inside the jellyfish．Scientists believe jellyfish glow for several reasons．For example，they may glow to attract animals they prey on．

24．What is the second paragraph mainly about？D
A．What jellyfish live on．
B．What jellyfish look like．
C．How jellyfish move．
D．What jellyfish are．
25．What is in the center of a jellyfish's body？B
A．Its brain．
B．Its mouth．
C．Its nervous system．
D．Its stomach．
26．How does a jellyfish catch and eat its prey？C
A．It stings and catches its prey，then sends it into its mouth to chew it．
B．It bites the prey with its mouth，chews it with its teeth and then swallows it．
C．It stings the prey with its tentacles and then swallows it directly．
D．It tears the prey into small pieces and sends it into its mouth to swallow it．
27．What can we learn from the text？A
A．Some jellyfish can make a person die．
B．Most jellyfish live in fresh water．
C．Most jellyfish can be planted in the ocean．
D．Jellyfish only have five colors．

5．Can playing cell phone apps actually make you healthier？The answer to this question is usually no，but the Apps For Healthy Kids contest now makes this possible．
Winners of a competition sponsored （发起） by First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move!campaign to end childhood obesity were announced at the White House recently．Apps For Healthy Kids called for game designers to come up with phone applications focused on how to teach kids to make healthy eating choices．
"This competition allows us to harness （利用） the combined creativity of game developers，local youth，and adults to work collaboratively （合作地） to produce fun，innovative （革新的） games and tools that promote healthy lifestyles，"said Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack．"Today，we are honored to award the talent of our nation's innovators while encouraging nutritious food choices and physical activity．"
The competition began in March．Software developers，families，universities，teachers and companies submitted 95apps and tools to help kids and families make healthier choices．
One entry includes a game called Smash Your Food，where you guess the sugar levels of foods，then check the correctness of your guess．In the game Fitter Critters，you choose different foods that make your virtual （虚拟的） animals fitter and healthier．In Hungry Hiker，you build a meal to fuel your hiker to the top of a mountain．Food Buster，which gets the Most Popular Award，asks you to carefully stack food items so you don't break the scale．
The grand prize goes to a group of college students from University of Southern California who create Trainer，a game that challenges kids to train alongside their virtual pet．

21．According to the text，Michelle's Let's Move!campaign aims toD．
A．keeps kids from playing cell phone apps
B．teach kids how to have a happy childhood
C．have kids learn how to design games and play well
D．help kids prevent themselves from being overweight
22．Which game won is a prize winner？D
A．Smash your food．
B．Fitter Critters．
C．Hungry Hiker．
D．Trainer．
23．The purpose of the text is toB．
A．encourage kids to play games and cell phone apps
B．introduce the Apps For Healthy Kids contest
C．teach kids ways to deal with problems in school
D．warn parents not to let their kids play cell phone apps．

4．I've put a cross on the map to show _____ that famous hotel is．（　　）

3．Have you ever met a man who is always the centre of attention _____ he goes？（　　）

2．Anyone whose performance is best received by the Students Union_______ be invited to show their talents on the stage of the school on the Spring Festival．（　　）

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