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There are no ____________ between these two skirts. You can take either of them.

A.problems B.differences C.programs

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Do you like the T-shirt ____ a beautiful picture on it?

A.at B.of C.with D.in

― I hope that people will not pollute the earth any longer.

― ________

A.That’s a good idea. B.It’s impossible.

C.I hope so, too. D.Neither do I.

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In the past, working people in Britain only had holidays on holy（神圣的）days: Sundays, Christmas and Easter. Now most people have about four weeks holiday every year plus public holidays (also called "bank holidays"）.

British people usually have their holidays in summer, in July or August. Many working people take a two-week holiday during the summer. School children are on holiday from about the end of July to the start of September.

The holiday break in winter or in spring is also becoming more popular in the UK. In winter some people go skiing in Europe, and in spring, visits to capital cities such as Paris, Amsterdam or Barcelona are popular.

The most popular holiday locations for British people include Spain, France, Greece and the USA. Lots of people buy a package holiday. It includes flights（机票）and a hotel or an apartment. Cheap flights to warm places mean that many British people are able to spend two weeks a year relaxing in the sun abroad.

Flights and package holidays are much cheaper during school term time and the British government（政府）is worried that some young people are missing school to go on holiday. Parents who take their children on holiday during term time can now pay a fine of up to 100 pounds.

1.How long do most people in Britain have for holiday every year?

2.Please translate the underlined（划线的）sentence into Chinese.

3.In the passage, the underlined word "it" refers to

4.What will happen to parents if they take their children on holiday during term time?

5.How do you usually spend your summer holiday? Why?

My uncle keeps many animals on his farm, __________ dogs, chickens and sheep.

A.so far B.at least C.such as

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假如你是李华，你们学校的英国友好校下周将要来访。学校国际部正在招募接待英国学生的志愿者，陪伴他们度过周末。你想成为志愿者。请用英语写一封申请信，在信中说明你申请的理由，以及你打算拿给英国学生安排哪些周末活动。

提示词语：get along with, friendly, places of interest, Chinese dishes

提示问题：1. Why would you like to be a volunteer?

2. What do you plan to do during the weekend?

Dear Sir/Madam，

I would like to be a volunteer to receive the British students.

I'm looking forward to your early reply.

Yours，Li Hiua

一What a nice shirt！Can you tell me＿＿？

一Sure，at the shopping center near our school．I went there last Sunday

A. where you bought it B. where did you buy it

C. where you will buy it D. where will you buy it

When you see flowers for sale, do you ever think of how they got from where they were grown? In most cases, they were grown in another country and imported to a big market in the Netherlands (荷兰),which sells 80 percent of the flowers and plants in the world. After they are traded there, they are exported again by plane all over the world. Eventually, they come to your town or city.

Since the 1500s Netherlands has been famous for growing and selling plants. In 1592,the first tulip (郁金香)bulb was imported to Netherlands from Turkey and tulips quickly caught on. As a matter of fact, some people struck it rich with tulips. Just one tulip bulb was worth as much as a house in Amsterdam!

These days, the nation is still famous for its tulips and many other kinds of flowers as well. Many kinds of flowers are grown in greenhouses that are heated and lit so it's summer all year inside. In addition, millions of flowers arrive by plane every day at Amsterdam Airport. The center of the flower industry is the Aalsmeer Flower Auction located near the airport, about 16 kilometers from downtown Amsterdam. Every year, three billion flowers and 400 million plants are traded here. They come from 8,000 growers in places like Kenya, Ecuador and Indonesia. In an auction, buyers try to get the best flowers for the lowest prices so they can make a profit. At Aalsmeer, the prices start high and decrease. You have to watch out because it happens very quickly. The first person to press a button gets the plants at that price. As a rule, it only takes seconds to sell bunches of flowers, especially those in high demand. six hundred groups are sold each hour, so you have to decide what price you will payin a hurry. As soon as beautiful roses catch your eye, you must act. The next time you admire a bunch of roses, think about the adventure that the flowers have had. Where they came from may remain a mystery, but they almost certainly had a brief stop at Aalsmeer.

1.What do we know about Netherlands from Paragraph 1?

A.It has many famous flower markets. B.It sends flowers to your city by train.

C.It sells 80% of the flowers and plants in the world. D.It is a small country in Europe.

2.Which of the following is NOT true about tulips?

A.Netherlands is famous for its tulips and many other flowers.

B.Tulips were traded to Netherlands from Turkey in the 1500s.

C.A tulip bulb is as expensive as a house in Amsterdam these days.

D.Tulips made some people own quite a lot of wealth easily.

3.Which fact about greenhouses is true?

A.People sells flowers in them. B.Flowers can grow at a good temperature.

C.They are only used in winter. D.They are only used to grow tulips.

4.What do we know from the third paragraph?

A.3 billion flowers and 400 million plants are traded in Kenya, Ecuador, and Indonesia.

B.Amsterdam Airport is about 16 kilometers from downtown Aalsmeer.

C.Buyers may miss getting the flowers they want if they can't make a quick decision.

D.The prices of the flowers in Aalsmeer are higher than those in other cities.

5.Which is the best title for this passage?

A.The History of Tulip. B.The Flower Trades in Netherlands.

C.Make money by Planting Flowers. D.Flowers make Netherlands beautiful.

—Would you like in a bigger flat? — Yes, I’d like to.

A.live B.living C.to live D.lived

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