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John likes playing soccer very much and he _____ about one hour playing it every day.
A. spent B. wil spend C. has spent D. spends
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用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文通顺、正确、连贯（每个单词限用一次）。
| something tree spend you why that they if little protect |
The Earth is getting warmer because of the activities of people. We cut down and burn 61 and send gases into the air with our cars and factories. Can we do anything about it? Sure. We may not be leaders or scientists but we can play our part in 62 the planet. Here are two ideas.
Bike, don’t ride to school
Do you go to school by bus or by bike? If you bike, you are doing 63 for the Earth. Buses, cars, trains and planes produce a lot of carbon dioxide（二氧化碳）. If you live near to your school, 64 not bike there on warm spring mornings? Or, you can simply walk to school to save energy.
Wash the green way
Do you help your mom and dad wash clothes? Then wash them in an energy-saving way. A recent study by Cambridge University found 65 60 percent of the energy used on a piece of clothing is 66 in washing and drying it. Over its lifetime, a T-shirt can send up to 4 kilograms of carbon dioxide into the air.
67 you wash your own clothes, wash them in cold or warm water to save energy, but not hot water. Wash your clothes when 68 fill up the machine. Use the most energy-saving machine you can find. Some new ones use as 69 as one-fourth of the energy of older machines. When they’re clean, dry 70clothes the natural way, by hanging them on a line rather than putting them in a dryer. In all, you can cut the carbon dioxide used in washing by 90 percent.
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用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文通顺、正确、连贯（每个单词限用一次）。
something tree spend you why that they if little protect |
The Earth is getting warmer because of the activities of people. We cut down and burn 61 and send gases into the air with our cars and factories. Can we do anything about it? Sure. We may not be leaders or scientists but we can play our part in 62 the planet. Here are two ideas.
Bike, don’t ride to school
Do you go to school by bus or by bike? If you bike, you are doing 63 for the Earth. Buses, cars, trains and planes produce a lot of carbon dioxide（二氧化碳）. If you live near to your school, 64 not bike there on warm spring mornings? Or, you can simply walk to school to save energy.
Wash the green way
Do you help your mom and dad wash clothes? Then wash them in an energy-saving way. A recent study by Cambridge University found 65 60 percent of the energy used on a piece of clothing is 66 in washing and drying it. Over its lifetime, a T-shirt can send up to 4 kilograms of carbon dioxide into the air.
67 you wash your own clothes, wash them in cold or warm water to save energy, but not hot water. Wash your clothes when 68 fill up the machine. Use the most energy-saving machine you can find. Some new ones use as 69 as one-fourth of the energy of older machines. When they’re clean, dry 70clothes the natural way, by hanging them on a line rather than putting them in a dryer. In all, you can cut the carbon dioxide used in washing by 90 percent.
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"I'm going to wear a black dress, so everybody will notice(注意) me, " said Emily."How about you,
Linda? "
"I'm not sure. Maybe jeans(仔裤), an old shirt, and a hat.People will notice me more than you! "Linda
said.
"What are we going to do about the boys? " asked Jane."Do you remember the last school party, last
year? They just stood there, and we girls had to dance by ourselves! "
"I hear that some of the boys learned how to dance this summer. Maybe it'll be better this time, " said
Mary.
The party was held on Friday evening.Groups of students arrived. The music began. The girls stood in
a line on one side, and the boys on another side.Mr Green, their teacher, tried to get them together, but failed.
After a while, Tim said, "I don't want to stand here the whole time.The party is only for two hours. It'll be over
soon."He started to dance. All the others watched him.Then David asked Emily if she wanted to dance. Then
Jack and Linda. Then, all began to dance. Soon there were more dancers than watchers.
B.a school meeting
C.a sports meeting
D.a birthday party
B.what they were going to wear at the party
C.how to teach the boys to dance
D.how to dance
B.Groups of students arrived.
C.The boys and girls began to dance.
D.The girls stood on one side, and the boys on another side.
B.Jack.
C.Tim.
D.Jane.