题目内容

We talked to 300 people. One hundred were aged 11 to 18. One hundred were between 19 and 26 years of age. One hundred were 27 to 35 years old. We asked them what they liked to do in their free time. The results are in the chart (图表) .

(   ) 1. People aged 19〜26 most enjoyed         .

   A. taking a walk

   B. playing computer games

   C. watching TV

(   ) 2. People aged 11〜18 least enjoyed         .

   A. taking a walk

   B. watching TV

   C. going to the movies

(   ) 3. In the 19 -26 group,how many people enjoyed playing computer games?

   A. 75.   B. 60.   C. 25.

(   ) 4. Which things did most people enjoy doing?

   A. Watching TV and playing computer games.

   B. Playing computer games and taking a walk.

   C. Going to the movies and watching TV.

(   ) 5. Which of these sentences is true?

   A. People aged 27 ~35 play computer games best.

   B. People aged 11 ~ 18 enjoy going to the movies best.

   C. People aged 19〜26 enjoy playing computer games more than watching TV.

 1—5   CABCB 

练习册系列答案
相关题目

Nowadays many new and useful inventions have come into use. If I were a scientist,I would have my own invention,a magic door,a door that can take me to every p 1       of the world,just like Doraemon's magic door.

S 2       our life is getting busier and busier,my magic door is really needed. The population of the world is r 3       day by day,and the number of cars used is getting larger. Therefore,traffic jam becomes a big problem to people in both poor and d 4       countries. Moreover,by using a large number of cars,people have to face another problem：the p 5       of the air. All those reasons 1 6       to the need for such an invention as a magic door. It can take the place of the traditional ways of transportation.

Magic doors have many a 7       Firstly,you can go wherever you want in a minute. Just open the door and go t 8       it,you can stand in another place. Two parts of the door are two parts of the world. Thus,magic doors can meet the n 9       for discovering new places for people. Secondly,magic doors sometimes can even make people safe. Magic doors can be used in everyday life. If you dropped into a river by accident,for example,people would go there immediately to help you get out of d 10       by using magic doors.

1. p       2. S       3. r       4. d        5. p         

6. 1        7. a      8. t       9. n       10. d       

★ The biggest shopping center KRF will open on April 18th. Everybody with today's newspaper will get a small present that day. You are welcome. Address：No. 6Bridge Street.

★ English Newspaper is looking for English speakers as editors. He ( She) should study news in college. The salary is $8,000 a year. Please send your application form in ten days.

Tel: 3343216 Address：No. 5Long way Street E-mail：englishnewspaper@ yahoo,com

★ Traditional Chinese doctor treatment. RMB 200yuan/hour. I'll go to your home. Mobile: 13212434026

★ New Madrid Vs Chinese Dragon Team Time: 7:00 p.m. Sunday,April 17th Place：Star Stadium Ticket Price; RMB 300yuan,RMB 200yuan,RMB 130yuan,RMB 'M) yuan Hotline：34124 URL; http://www. sports

(   ) 1. If anyone has the newspaper of today,he will get a small present         .

   A. on April 14th   B. on April 24th

   C. on April 17th   D. on April 18th

(   ) 2. Bob wants to be an editor,which of the following stops him achieving his dream?

   A. He is fromBritain.

   B. He send his application on May 25th.

   C. He is very short.

   D. He studies news in college.

(   ) 3. If Mr Green wants to watch the match with his two sons,the cheapest tickets will cost        yuan.

   A. 110   B. 30   C. 90   D. 350

(   ) 4. Where and when will the football match be?

   A. In New Madrid on Sunday.

   B. In Star Stadium at 7:00 p.m.

   C. In Star Stadium on April 17th.

   D. In Longway Street at 7:00 p.m.

(   ) 5. Which of the following is NOT true?

   A. The shopping center is at No. 6Longway Street.

   B. The mobile number of the Chinese doctor is 13212434026.

   C. You can order football tickets by calling 34124.

   D. You can find the information about the football ticket on http://www. sports.

David has had such a terrible time this year that he should be in The Guinnes Book of Records. The trouble s 1       one morning last January when David found that his car had gone from outside his house. He hasn't seen it s 2       then.

In February David won $ 200,000 on the football polls (中奖) .But his j 3       didn't last long―he had forgotten to p 4       the ticket to the company. In March he bought a new car,but he hadn't had it more than a week when someone crashed (碰撞) into the b 5       of it. Two days ago David sat on a seat that someone had finished p 6       only minutes before. He had on the new t 7       that he had bought only the week before.

August has been the w 8       month so far this year. David spent three days of his holiday at the airport because of the strikes (罢工，攻击) .When he arrived home,he d 9       that someone had broken into his house. His videorecorder and television had disappeared.

David doesn't know what he has done to have all this bad 1 10      He just hopes things will change.

1. s          2. s       3. j        4. p       5. b         

6. p          7. t       8. w       9. d       10. 1      

VisitingEnglandis a pleasant thing. You'd better learn a few laws before you set out.

Rules or Laws

Drinking

•    Don't buy wine under 18.

•    Nor may your friends buy it for you.

Noise

•  Enjoy yourselves   by all means, but don't make unnecessary noise, particularly at   night.

•    Respect other   people who may wish to be quiet.

Crossing the roads

•    The traffic moves   on the left side of the roads.

• Use pedestrian crossings(人行横道)and don't take any chance when crossing   the roads.

Rubbish

•    It isn't lawful to   drop rubbish in the street.

• When you have something to throw away, put it in your   pocket and take it home, or put it in a   dustbin.

Smoking

• It is against law to buy cigarettes or   tobacco if you are under 16.

If you require any sort of help,please call the police.

(   ) 1. This passage is probably taken from .

   A. the TV news   B. a tour guide   C. a textbook   D. a law report

(   ) 2. The main purpose of this passage is to         .

   A. talk about the different laws ofEngland

   B. tell people those above 18        can smoke and drink there

   C. give advice to travelers toEngland

   D. warn people not to go toEngland

(   ) 3. When you are careless to make noise at night,          .

   A. you may leave there as fast as you can

   B. you may explain your excuse

   C. you need not make any apology

   D. you should say sorry to other people

(   ) 4. If you are in downtown and have to throw some waste,you'd better         .

   A. put it in the pocket and throw it when there is a dustbin

   B. drop it secretly and run away at once

   C. look for a dustbin until you find one

   D. put it in the supermarket

(   ) 5. From the passage we have learnt that         .

   A. under 18,you may not buy wine,but you can ask your friends to help you

   B. you may not buy cigarettes or tobacco unless you are above 16

   C. because the traffic moves on the left,you must use pedestrian crossings

   D. you can't make any noise except at night

Liverpool and Manchester are two important cities inEngland. They are popular tourist attractions too. If you are from the US and are planning to travel to these two cities,the following information will be very useful.

TheUKCity Breaks Offer

Liverpool   Prices (per person)

Manchester   Prices (per person)

 

one night

two nights

 

one night

two nights

Two-star hotel ：

 

 

One-star hotel ：

 

 

* [1] Acorah Apartments

£419

£539

* Mancuni Inn

£399

£499

Three-star hotels ：

 

 

Two-star hotels ：

 

 

* [2]   [3] Hotel Cilia

£509

£709

* [4] Moss Side Plaza

£409

£559

* [5]   [6] Hollyoaks Hotel

£529

£749

* [7] Aparthotel Ryder

£429

£579

Four-star   hotels ：

 

 

Four-star   hotels ：

 

 

* [8]   [9]   [10] Harrison Plaza

£609

£889

Gallagher Hotel

£549

£749

""Best Northern   Brookside

£629

£909

* " [11] Hotel Verve

£679

£959

 

Prices include：

. Flights from New York (JFK) to Liverpool John Lennon or Manchester International Airport

. All airport taxes (税) and fees (费用)

Breakfast Important note: All flights and prices above may change. Prices are based on two adults sharing a room. If you want to live in a room all by yourself,you need to pay more. Travel insurance (保险) is not included. We are afraid that you can't change the booking once you have paid.

To book,call 0800 1230 456 or visit our website.

(   ) 1. How much does the cheapest onenight stay in a twostar hotel cost?

   A. £409.   B. £429.   C. £419.   D. £399.

(   ) 2. Which of the following is NOT included in the prices?

   A. Travel insurance.

   B. Flights.

   C. Breakfast.

   D. Airport fees and taxes.

(   ) 3. Which of the following is true?

   A. Single travellers need to pay less when they live in a room on their own.

   B. Best Northern Brookside is the most expensive hotel.

   C. You can't change the booking once you have paid.

   D. You can't book the hotels on the Internet.

(   ) 4. Mr Brown and his wife are from New York. They travelled in Manchester and stayed in one of the hotels for two nights. They had to pay at least         

together.

   A. £1,118   B. £998   C. £1,158   D. £499

(   ) 5. The main purpose of this text is         .

   A. to give advice

   B. to introduceEngland

   C. to advertise city travels

   D. to provide instructions

  The Japanese pay much attention to the luck of telephone numbers.

The bathhouses,for example,like to use 4626,because when read in Japanese,it has the same pronunciation (发音) as "have a good bath". Both the clothes shops and the butcher's like 4129 better than any other numbers because this number can either be read as " good dress" or " good meat".

  Since these numbers are connected with something nice,people can remember them very easily. So they have become advertisements for the shops.

  On the other hand,there are also telephone numbers which are regarded as forbidden (被禁止) by the Japanese people. 1564,for example,has the sound of " kill people" while the number 4219 has the sound of "people die".

  At present,there are about 44 million telephones in Japan,yet it is almost impossible for everyone to get a lucky telephone number. So these numbers have become commodities (商品) and can be sold as goods. The price can reach as expensive as 222,000 Japanese yen (曰元) .

(   ) 11. The Japanese people would like to make advertisements with some numbers because these numbers         

   A. are linked with something nice 

   B. are connected with something interesting

   C. are easy to remember

   D. both A and C

(   ) 12. The number 4626 sounds in Japanese like         .

   A. "good dress"   B. "have a good bath"

   C. "kill people"   D. "people die"

(   ) 13. The clothes shops like         .

   A. 4626   B. 4129   C. 1564   D. 8888

(   ) 14. Which number is regarded as forbidden by the Japanese people?

   A. 1654.   B. 4912.   C. 1564.   D. 4129

(   ) 15. It is possible for        to get a lucky telephone number.

   A. many   B. everyone

   C. only a few   D. quite a few

On Sundays my father always wore that gray apron (围裙) .After breakfast he always announced, "Go ahead everyone. I'll wash the dishes!" For the next hour Dad did the dishes,singing songs like /Had a Hat When I Came In.

I suppose it was strange for a boy's father to wear an apron. It was the last Sunday in August. My father seemed happy as we walked home from the supermarket together.

"Tommy," he said, "there comes a time in every boy's life when he must take on responsibilities (责任) .Starting today. I want you to wash the dishes on Sunday morning so your mother and I can read the newspaper."

"Wash the dishes?！"

"Anything wrong with doing the dishes,son?"

I started to say something about a man's job or a woman's work,but I knew quickly that my protests (抗议) would be of no use.

I didn't taste a bit of breakfast that morning. Dad seemed excited as he talked about a soccer game on TV and didn't notice me at all.

Suddenly,everthing grew quiet. My sister began to clear the table. My brother was eating the last of the egg on his plate. And then my father said to my mother, "Let's go and read the paper,dear."

So this was what my life had come to. I could learn Latin well,I could be good at playing baseball,I could do anything,but I could never do those dishes. There was nothing left but to refuse.

My father came back into the kitchen,and in his right hand was the old apron.

"I want you to have this,Tommy. It'll keep your clothes from getting wet. " And before I could say a word,he had put the thing on me. "Thanks,Son."

I looked down at the apron. It had seen better days. I could see my dad reaching for the dishes. Soon I was singing about I Had a Hat When I Came In. The words came out of nowhere. And I knew the kind of man I wanted to be.

(   ) 6. We learn from the reading the father regarded doing housework as a person's A. interest   B. responsibility   C. task   D. entertainment

(   ) 7. Hearing his father's suggestion,the writer thought the idea was         .

   A. unacceptable   B. impossible

   C. unpractical   D. boring

(   ) 8. When the writer was in the kitchen,the father came back to         .

   A. show him how to do the washes

   B. talk with him

   C. check his work

   D. put the apron on him

(   ) 9. The result of the story probably is that         .

   A. the writer still thought doing dishes was not his job

   B. the writer did nothing but to refuse

   C. the writer accepted his father's idea and did as his father had done

   D. his father did the job instead

(   ) 10. The reading is mainly about         .

   A. the education of family responsibility

   B. a united and happy family

   C. a story of the father and his son

   D. a lesson of doing dishes

"Wash every day and you'll die young,my son！”People often said those words,long ago of course. Napoleon's wife had new clothes every month,instead of a bath. " lt,s quicker," she always said. Rich people did not often have a bath. They washed their hands and faces,but not their bodies. Many poor people did not wash at all. A young man once said to a doctor, 4t Soap and water have never touched my body.”And the doctor answered, uThat's true. I know..."

Why didn't people wash in those days long ago?

Well,they did not have water in their house. They carried water from rivers or from holes in the ground. Town people bought it from a watercarrier. Sometimes it was expensive,and soap was always expensive,too. They drank water of course,and so they were clean inside. They did not think about the outside!And this is true,they just did not like a bath.

Modern life is different. We use a lot of soap and water. And we are all quite clean. However,a few people use too much soap,and they often get ill. Who are these people?

Many young women work as hairdressers. They wash and then "dress" other women's hair. That is their job,and they like it. Young hairdressers wash dirty heads on a busy day. Their hands are soapy for seven or eight hours,and that is not a good thing.  A young hairdresser's hands are often red and ugly,and she must then go to a doctor.

(   ) 6. Long ago,people .

   A. often died young

   B. did not often have a bath

   C. washed every day

   D. washed every day and died young

(   ) 7. The doctor answered that         .

   A. he knew the young man was dirty

   B. it was true that the young man was ill

   C. soap and water were not good for his illness

   D. he knew the young man never washed his body

(   ) 8. People didn't wash in those days because         .

   A. they had no water in their houses

   B. they had to buy water from a watercarrier and it was expensive

   C. soap was expensive,too

   D. all of the above

(   ) 9. People in those days         .

   A. didn't think about the outside of their bodies

   B. only thought about the inside of their bodies

   C. didn't like to wash their bodies at all

   D. only liked to wash their hands and faces

(   ) 10. Who are the people that use too much soap in modern life?

   A. Hairdressers.

   B. Many young women.

   C. People whose hands are red and ugly.

   D. People whose hands are soapy.

违法和不良信息举报电话：027-86699610 举报邮箱：58377363@163.com

精英家教网