摘要： the top/summit of the mountain 山顶
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Sir Run Run Shaw, one of the pioneers (先锋)of the 20th century Chinese film industry, passed away at his home in Hong Kong at the age of 107.
Shaw was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang, China and raised in main land China, but received his education in American-run schools. At the age of 19, during his summer vacation, he followed his third elder brother Run Me Shaw to Singapore to start a film market and establish Shaw Organization. Following that, he developed a deep interest in the movie business. He and his brother founded the South Seas Film studio in 1930, which later became Shaw Studios. In 1967, he set up TVB (Television Broadcasts Ltd.) in Hong Kong, growing it into a multi-billion dollar TV empire(帝国) , one of the top 5 television producers in the world today .
In fact, the legendary man was regarded as “the most familiar stranger” by many Chinese. We know him through his donations to thousands of projects around the country, including the most famous one, “Shaw Building.”
“The ‘Shaw building’was a mark carved on our school days,” said Ma Nini, a 30-year-old editor who graduated from a university in the northeast China city of Harbin.
“No matter whether a library or a science hall, the ‘Shaw building' was always the most advanced and well-equipped one on campus,” said Ma.
Shaw was enthusiastic for charity and donated more than 10 billion HK dollars (about 1.29 billion U.S. dollars), with a large sum went to the support of education in China's mainland. Since 1985, Shaw donated 4.5 billion HK dollars for over 6,000 projects on the Chinese mainland -- over eighty percent of them related to education. In 1988, Shaw donated about 20 million yuan to build the village's Shaw Center, which includes a kindergarten, senior center. They are still in use now.
“I always go to the Shaw building on my campus to study. We never met before, but I am so grateful to the old man," said a college student surnamed Li from Tsinghua University who rushed to the village from the Ningbo Airport.
As Li paid his respects to the “most familiar stranger," he said that he would keep in mind a quote from Shaw: “Coming from people, my wealth(财富) should benefit (有益于)the people."
小题1:根据短文内容完成句子填空（每空限填一个单词）。
From the first paragraph of the passage, we know and Sir Run Run Shaw passed away.
小题2:根据短文内容完成句子填空（每空限填一个单词）。
From the second paragraph of the passage,we know Sir Run Run Shaw in the movie business very much.
小题3:把短文中画底线的句子译成汉语。
小题4:根据短文内容回答问题。
Why was Shaw regarded as “the most familiar stranger” by many Chinese?
小题5:根据短文内容用一个完整的英文句子（限10个词以内）回答问题。
What is the main idea of the passage?
Sir Run Run Shaw, one of the pioneers (先锋)of the 20th century Chinese film industry, passed away at his home in Hong Kong at the age of 107.
Shaw was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang, China and raised in main land China, but received his education in American-run schools. At the age of 19, during his summer vacation, he followed his third elder brother Run Me Shaw to Singapore to start a film market and establish Shaw Organization. Following that, he developed a deep interest in the movie business. He and his brother founded the South Seas Film studio in 1930, which later became Shaw Studios. In 1967, he set up TVB (Television Broadcasts Ltd.) in Hong Kong, growing it into a multi-billion dollar TV empire(帝国) , one of the top 5 television producers in the world today .
In fact, the legendary man was regarded as “the most familiar stranger” by many Chinese. We know him through his donations to thousands of projects around the country, including the most famous one, “Shaw Building.”
“The ‘Shaw building’was a mark carved on our school days,” said Ma Nini, a 30-year-old editor who graduated from a university in the northeast China city of Harbin.
“No matter whether a library or a science hall, the ‘Shaw building' was always the most advanced and well-equipped one on campus,” said Ma.
Shaw was enthusiastic for charity and donated more than 10 billion HK dollars (about 1.29 billion U.S. dollars), with a large sum went to the support of education in China's mainland. Since 1985, Shaw donated 4.5 billion HK dollars for over 6,000 projects on the Chinese mainland -- over eighty percent of them related to education. In 1988, Shaw donated about 20 million yuan to build the village's Shaw Center, which includes a kindergarten, senior center. They are still in use now.
“I always go to the Shaw building on my campus to study. We never met before, but I am so grateful to the old man," said a college student surnamed Li from Tsinghua University who rushed to the village from the Ningbo Airport.
As Li paid his respects to the “most familiar stranger," he said that he would keep in mind a quote from Shaw: “Coming from people, my wealth(财富) should benefit (有益于)the people."
小题1:根据短文内容完成句子填空（每空限填一个单词）。
From the first paragraph of the passage, we know and Sir Run Run Shaw passed away.
小题2:根据短文内容完成句子填空（每空限填一个单词）。
From the second paragraph of the passage,we know Sir Run Run Shaw in the movie business very much.
小题3:把短文中画底线的句子译成汉语。
小题4:根据短文内容回答问题。
Why was Shaw regarded as “the most familiar stranger” by many Chinese?
小题5:根据短文内容用一个完整的英文句子（限10个词以内）回答问题。
What is the main idea of the passage?
Computers can injure (伤害) you. Most other injuries happen suddenly. For example, if you fall over a bike and break your arms, it happens very . But computer injuries happen slowly. You probably know how to ride a bike safely. Now learn to use a computer safely.
Your eyes light can injure your eyes, never sit too close to a computer screen. Your eyes should be 50centimeters（厘米）on the screen. remember to look away from it. This gives your eyes a rest. When you use a computer, the window be on your left or your right. If it is behind you, the light will reflect on（反射）the screen. If the window is in front of you, the sun and the screen will shine into your eyes.
Your hands and wrists(手腕)
Hand and wrist injuries can happen because the hands and wrists are moved in the same way. Hundreds of times. If you use a keyboard for a long time, these three rules: 1）Rest your wrists on something. 2）Keep your elbows（肘）at the same height as the keyboard. 3）Stop sometimes and exercise your hands, wrists and fingers in a different way.
Your back
Some people sit for many hours in front of a computer. If you sit in the wrong way, you can injure your back or your neck. So you should sit with your back straight. The top part of the screen should be in front of your eyes. Your forearms, wrists, hands and the upper part of your legs should all be parallel（平行）to the floor. If you are sitting for a long time, get up every 30 minutes and your arms, legs and neck. your computer, but use it safely.
1.A. much quickly B. faster C. slowly D. quickly
2.A. Too many B. Too much C. Much too D. Many more
3.A. so B. because C. but D. when
4.A. at last B. at most C. at least D. less than
5.A. Sometime B. Some time C. Some times D. Sometimes
6.A. can B. may C. must D. should
7.A. both B. never C. all D. neither
8.A. follow B. work C. copy D. write
9.A. need B. exercise C. walk D. shake
10.A. Enjoy B. Watch C. Protect D. Keep
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The mountain was ______ steep ______ few people in our city reached the top.
- A.so; as
- B.so; that
- C.as; as
- D.too; to
Zhang Li lies in bed sadly. The 24-year-old young man lost his right leg because of a blood disease (血液病). The doctor said that his 10 years of smoking had caused the disease.
“I first smoked a cigarette when I was in Junior 3. It made me feel like a man and I thought it looked cool. Now I know I was really wrong,” said Zhang.
According to the 2008 China Tobacco Control report (中国烟草控制报告), 130 million young people who are under 18 years old have tried smoking. Fifteen million of them are addicted (上瘾的).
The report came out on May 31, World No-Smoking Day. (83)It also found that nearly 68% of teenage smokers smoked their first cigarette before the age of 13. Those living in big cities started even earlier.
“Some tobacco companies try to make cigarettes cool and attractive. It’s just to make money,” said Yang Gonghuan, a doctor. In fact, smoking is one of the top killers in China. Each year 1 million people die from smoking-related (与吸烟有关的) diseases. Smoking causes illnesses like lung cancer and heart disease.Doctors say that the younger a person starts smoking, the worse it will be. If a person starts smoking as a teenager, he or she may live twenty-two years less than non-smokers.
根据短文内容将下列句子补充完整。
1. Zhang Li’s disease was caused by ______________________________
2. Doctors think that non-smokers will live ___________________ longer than those who began smoking as a teenager.
将短文中划线的句子译成汉语。
3.______________________________________________________________________
根据短文内容回答问题。
4.Why did Zhang Li smoke at first? ___________________________________________
5.If someone smokes too much, what diseases can he develop?
_______________________________________________________________________
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Who’s the boy in the photo? Yes, he is Liu Wei, an armless pianist.
Liu lost both arms in an accident at the age of 10, but he never gave up his dream of becoming a pianist. He couldn’t find a teacher 5 (teach) him to play the piano with his feet. So he learned it by himself. He kept practicing for 7 hours every day. Three years later, he became the champion of China’s Got Talent. And he 6 (choose) as one of the “Top Ten People Who Touched China in 2011.” He often 7 (say) “For people like me, there are only two choice: one is to give up all dream, which will lead to a quick, hopeless death. The other is to struggle without arms to live an outstanding life.”
What can you learn from Liu Wei?
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