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–Nina, do you know ____?

--Sorry, I don’t know.

A. where does Emily live

B. where Emily is living

C. where Emily live

D.where Emily to live

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阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

When I opened the box at my 12th birthday party, I couldn’t believe my eyes. I had really gotten a mobile phone!

As soon as I got to my school the next morning I off my phone and asked everyone for their . It felt like I didn't even exist in that class any more. I wouldn't pay much attention to the teachers because I was too busy on my . Luckily I didn't get using it. I was pretty sure that the teacher didn’t that I stopped paying attention to her a week later we took a test and I failed. To make matters , my mom had to sign the test. It was hard to show my mom the . She was used to seeing As and Bs on my tests. Well, at last, I showed her and she couldn't it. She was angry.

Weeks passed and my parents started to the fact that I had a phone. They would say, “We have noticed that you never pay attention to us. It's like you have your own little now and we don't communicate as much with your phone.”

I acted like they were wrong, but then I started to wonder if it was true that I was spending too much on the phone．A week later I tried a whole day without a phone. I had so much because I was actually spending time with my family and paying attention to them. From that day, I had a different opinion towards phones．

Phones really take you away from the rest of the world. I'm not saying that phones are and not to use them, but you do have to spare some time to spend with your family. My phone took away time from my homework and from my family. I will keep using my phone, but I will have it under better control.

1.A. took B. putC. turnedD. showed

2.A. numbers B. namesC. help D. homework

3.A. jobB. testC. phoneD. paper

4.A. caughtB. allowed C. troubled D. asked

5.A. mention B. notice C. preventD. punish

6.A. untilB. before C. thoughD. because

7.A. clearer B. easier C. worseD. better

8.A. box B. bookC. homework D. paper

9.A. believeB. receive C. seeD. achieve

10.A. stressB. complain C. acceptD. enjoy

11.A. secretB. ideaC. worldD. dream

12.A. time B. forceC. money D. control

13.A. studyingB. working C. goingD. thinking

14.A. troubleB. worry C. fun D. improvement

15.A. goodB. badC. necessary D. useful

阅读下面的材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

Hostess: Welcome to Let’s Talk. With us are Miss Wang, a teacher of English; Mr Zhang, an engineer; Mr Zhao, a government official; Ms Li, a bank clerk; and Mr Fang, a senior engineer. Our topic 1. today is “To own or not to own a car”. I’d like to know whether any of you is 2. (plan) to buy a car.

Mr Zhang: Well, I’ll certainly buy one. If I drive to work, my commuting time will be shortened. 3. (much) time will be available for work and recreation.

Hostess: So you’ll buy a car this year, Mr zhang?

Mr Zhang: Not really. Since the prices are coming down, I’ll wait and see.

Hostess: I see. I hope it’s a wise 4. (decide). What about you, Miss Wang? Are you going to buy a car as well?

Miss Wang: Not really. I would prefer public transport. You know, in the future, more underground and light railway lines will be 5. (build), and the service will be 6. (great) improved. 7. (travel) by underground and light railway will become cheaper, faster and more punctual.

Ms Li: I couldn’t agree with you more, Miss Wang. It’s true 8. cars have brought us a lot of convenience, 9. they are also a nuisance. First, they’re a major source of pollution. Second, owning a car 10. (be) expensive.

Hostess: That’s a very interesting point. It seems owning a car has both advantages and disadvantages. Our discussion will continue after the ads.

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(At Green Street Police Station) A=policeman B= woman

A: Excuse me. 1.____________________________________________?

B: Yes, it’s about my daughter. She goes to school in the morning and comes back home at

five o’clock in the afternoon every day. But now it’s six o’clock. She doesn’t come back now.A: Your daughter? 2.________________________________________?

B: Her name is Nancy, Nancy Brown.

A: 3.___________________________________________________?

B: She is eight years old.

A: 4.__________________________________________________?

B: She is a little bit thin and medium build. She has curly blonde hair and blue eyes. She is

wearing a green coat, blue pants and black shoes today.

A: 5._________________________________________________?

B: No, she isn’t at school. I call her teacher, Miss Green. She says Nancy leaves school at 4:55.

A: OK, Mrs. Brown. We will do our best to look for her. We will call you if we find her.

B: Thank you.

— Are you having a good time?

—________

A.Pretty good. B.I will go home.

C.No, it’s too hot here D.Thank you.

-What does your headteacher look like?

-He _________ thin. He _________ of medium height. He ________ short hair.

A. is; is; is B. is; is; has

C. is; has; has D. has; has; has

On the afternoon of October 13th， 2011 in Foshan， a two-year-old baby girl was playing in the street while her parents were busy working at their shop. But unfortunately (不幸地是)， a truck went by and knocked into this poor girl. What's worse， without stopping to help the girl， the truck went over her， making this poor girl badly hurt. In the next 7 minutes， another truck went over her， and 18 passers-by just walked past without taking notice of the poor baby. At last， this girl was saved by an old woman who collected waste in the streets， but unluckily the baby girl was so badly hurt that she died at last.

This event aroused harsh criticism (引起强烈批判) on the Internet. But why do people seem so kind-hearted (热心肠的) only on the Internet， but actually in the daily life we can hardly see them help each other? Lots of people made comments online: If you save someone who's hurt， he may say it's you who hurt him. You may have trouble when you do a good deed， because the law doesn't protect you.

We really need to learn from other countries in such cases. For example， in Singapore， if someone does wrong to the one who helps him， he has to say sorry in public and pay 3 times the medical fee as punishment.

1.Where did the story happen? __________________________________________

2.What was the number of people who walked away instead of helping the baby?_______________

3.Who helped the baby at last? __________________________________________

4.What happened to the baby girl at last? __________________________________________

5.Where did the event arouse harsh criticism? __________________________________________

To them， the most important thing is make much money get together.

A. not to; but B. not; but

C. not; but to D. not to; but to

— You’ve spelt the word wrong again， Judy.

— Sorry. Maybe I am used to the mistake to think of the right one.

A. so B. very C. quite D. too

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