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一Would you mind my opening the window?

一 . I've got a cold.

A.Never mind B.You'd better not

C.All right D.With pleasure

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根据上下文意思，从方框中选择5个句子补全对话，使其意思完整。

A: Hey, David. We’ll have a three-day holiday. 1.

B: Nothing much. What about you?

A: I’m going to my hometown with my parents.

B: 2.

A: To celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival.

B: 3.

A: It’s a traditional festival in China.

B: 4.

A: We’ll have dinner with my relatives together, watch the Dragon Boat races and eat zongzi.

B: Zongzi? What is it? Is it delicious?

A: Yes. Every year my grandmotheromakes it with some rice, meat and the leaves of bamboo. 5. We can celebrateit together.

B: Great. I’d love to. Thanks a lot,

A: You’re welcome.

A. That’s interesting.

B. What are you going to do?

C. For what?

D. What kind of festival is it?

E. How will you celebrate it?

F. I have never tasted it.

G. Would you like to go with us?

The Mayos, two young brothers named Will and Charlie Mayo lived in Rochester, Minnesota. Both of them became doctors after their graduation from medical school.

One summer day on their way back home, the sky was growing dark. Everything was strangely quiet. “Look!” Will pointed. “A tornado(龙卷风)!” Luckily, they were not hurt. But many people got injured. As soon as possible, the Mayos turned the town hall into an emergency hospital. They helped the injured people as much as they could.

After the tornado ended, the brothers realized that there were things they didn't know. “ Why don't you and I take turns traveling?” said Will to Charlie. “One of us can stay and look after our patients. The other can visit the best hospitals and doctors in the world. That way we can keep learning and be better doctors.”

From that time on, the Mayos traveled the world, learning about medicine in turn. Soon they became well known around their area. They published over 1, 000 papers in medical magazines. Even though they were successful, they were never interested in honor(荣誉). Neither one thought he was more important than his brother. Whenever one of them was chosen for an honor, he would accept the honor with the same four words, “My brother and 1....”.

“One nice thing about sharing knowledge,” Charlie once said, “is that after you give it to someone else, you still have it!” If you do choose to give something to someone else, or accept what others give to you, you may discover that sharing makes you feel happy, just as the Mayo brothers did.

1.Which is true about the Mayos?

A.They are doctors. B.They graduated from art school.

C.They look quiet and strange. D.They were injured in the tornado.

2.After the tornado ended, the Mayos realized that ______.

A.they had to go back to university B.they should travel and have fun

C.they should go on further learning D.they had to set up their own hospital

3.When one of the Mayos accepts an honor, he may say, “My brother and I ______.”

A.are well known B.own it together C.don't honor it D.care about it

4.What does the passage mainly tell us?

A.People have to learn to be a good doctor.

B.The Mayos were well known in their area.

C.Sharing makes people happier and closer.

D.The Mayos met a tornado on their way back home.

Have you ever heard of a rattlesnake? It is a poisonous (有毒的) American snake. When it is angry or afraid, it makes a noise like a rattle with its tail. It’s very scary. But Heather Ramirez and her husband, from California, in the United States, make a living in an unusual way. They are self-employed (自雇的) snake catchers! They catch snakes, especially rattlesnakes which have gone indoors, and return them to the wild.

Heather describes her work as “protecting people from rattlesnakes — and protecting rattlesnakes from people!” In the area where they live, rattlesnakes often come face to face with people. They are found in stores, offices, houses and gardens. Heather explains that it’s not the snakes that are moving into places where people live, but it’s the other way round. The snakes lived in these places first and then the people built houses.

Most people who see a rattlesnake are feared. If you keep your distance, however, the snake won’t bite (咬) you. In twelve years as a snake catcher, Heather has never touched a snake. She doesn’t take the risk. She picks up the snakes with a special tool. This doesn’t hurtthem, but it keeps them at a safe distance so that they can’t bite her.

Heather and her husband are very busy because they are never off duty. Catching snakes is a full-time job and they don’t often have a day off. People can get to them at any time of the day or night. Not everyone can do this job, but Heather doesn’t want to do anything else. “I just love my job,” she says.

1.The Ramirezs make a living in an unusual way by _____.

A.catching and selling snakes B.catching snakes as a part-time job

C.protecting snakes in the wild D.being self-employed snake catchers

2.In Paragraph 2, Heather explains why the rattlesnakes _____.

A.never bite people B.are afraid of people

C.are found where people live D.lived with people at first

3.The underlined word “them” in Paragraph 3 refers to _____.

A.rattlesnakes B.special tools

C.people around D.the Ramirezs

4.Which of the following is true according to the passage?

A.Heather catches snakes only at night.

B.Heather is always ready to do her job.

C.Heather risks touching snakes sometimes.

D.Heather has been a snake catcher for 20 years.

—Sir, Jenny wants to know when she can leave the office．

—Only when she ______ copying this report．

A. finishes B. finish

C. finished D. will finish

Miguel gathered his guitar and all the Ernesto de la Cruz albums he could carry and rushed down from the rooftop. His family surrounded him when he reached the yard.

Abuelita’s eyes darted from the guitar to the albums. “What is all this?” she said. “You keep secrets from your own family?”

“It’s all that time he spends in the plaza,” Tio Berto said.

“Fills his head with crazy fantasies,” Tia Gloria added.

“It’s not a fantasy (幻想)!” Miguel protested. He handed his father the old photograph of Mama Imelda, Coco, and the unidentified (未知身份的) man and pointed to the guitar. “That man was Ernesto de la Cruz! The greatest musician of all time!”

“We’ve never known anything about this man. But whoever he was, he still left his family,” Miguel’s father said. “This is no future for my son.”

“But, Papa, you told me to look to the ofrenda (灵坛). You said my family would guide me! Well, Ernesto de la Cruz is my family! I’m supposed to play music!”

“Never! That man’s music was a curse (诅咒)! I will not allow it!” Abuelita said, raising her voice.

“You will listen to your family. No more music,” added Miguel’s father.

“Just listen to me play – ” “End of argument,” Papa said.

Miguel thought they’d change their minds if they heard him play. He lifted his guitar and prepared to strum, but Abuelita snatched it from his hands. She pointed to the photo. “You want to end up like that man? Forgotten? Left off your family’s ofrenda?”

“I don’t care if I’m on some stupid ofrenda!” The words burst out before Miguel could stop them. He couldn’t take them back, even though he wanted to.

The family gasped. Abuelita’s brow hardened. She raised the guitar in the air.

“No!” Miguel cried.

“Mama,” Miguel’s dad said just as Abuelita smashed (撞击) the guitar against the ground.

“There! No guitar, no music,” she said.

The whole family was silent as Miguel stared at his guitar, shattered into a hundred pieces on the ground. Miguel couldn’t move — he felt like someone had smashed him to pieces.

1.Where would this passage most likely be found?

A.In a book of travel. B.In a history book.

C.In a book of nature. D.In a novel.

2.What does “it” in the passage refer to?

A.photograph B.guitar C.music D.curse

3.How did Miguel’s feelings change in the passage?

A.hopeful → hopeless B.excited → hopeful

C.hopeless → hopeful D.hopeful→ excited

4.Why did Miguel’s father say “This is no future for my son.”?

A.Because he thought his son Miguel was crazy about fantasies because of a curse.

B.Because he thought it impossible for Miguel to be a great musician like his hero.

C.Because he thought Miguel shouldn’t only dream for music after leaving his family.

D.Because he thought music couldn’t guide Miguel to a bright future instead of family.

— It is raining these days!

— Yes. I doubt ________ the sports meeting can be held on time or not.

A.why B.that C.whether D.if

Dear Brian,

How are you? I have a good time living in my new neighborhood. There is a sports center in it. It's just in front of our house, so my father often goes there to swim. There is also a park in my neighborhood. It's not far from my school. I like to spend time there with my friends after school. But my favourite place is the zoo. To get there, I usually ride my bike for ten minutes.

On Friday evening, my parents and I usually eat out. There are three restaurants near my home. Mr. Green's restaurant is our favourite. Mr. Green is always friendly. The food is cheap and delicious. Lots of people like to have dinner there.

Can you come to see me when you're free? I'll show you around my neighborhood.

Yours,

Michael

1.The sports center is ________ Michael's house.

A.in front of B.behind

C.across from D.next to

2.Michael likes to go to the ________ after school.

A.zoo B.library

C.park D.supermarket

3.Michael goes to the zoo ________.

A.by bus B.by car

C.by bike D.on foot

4.The underlined word “cheap” means “________” in Chinese.

A.糟糕的 B.便宜的

C.浪费的 D.昂贵的

5.Michael writes the email to tell Brian about his ________.

A.free time B.school life

C.favourite place D.new neighborhood

Spiff was an elf（精灵）living at the North Pole. He worked hard all year to make toys. When autumn arrived, Spiff got very busy in Santa's workshop. He had to work very late into the night to make sure the toys would be ready for Christmas Eve.

One day, Spiff looked at pictures of Florida on the Internet after lunch. "I really need a vacation," Spiff said. Sif's friend Blip looked at the computer screen. "Why would you want to go to Florida?" he asked. "I would like to see what Christmas is like in a place where it doesn't snow. "It snows everywhere on Christmas," said Blip, "I don't think that's true," said Spiff. "They have palm trees in Florida, and palm trees（棕榈树）only grow in warm places. " I don't believe you. Prove（证明）it! "said Blip." "I will! "

On Christmas Eve, Spiff climbed into a bag full of toys and took a ride on Santa's sleigh（雪橇）. Spiff looked out of the bag as Santa's sleigh flew high. Soon they arrived in Florida. Spiff was very excited. The air around him felt warm. Santa guided his sleigh toward a small, blue house. There was no snow, but there were beautiful lights in the Christmas tree. "I knew it! " Spiff said. He quickly took a photo to prove that it was possible to have a wonderful Christmas anywhere in the world, even if there was no snow.

1.What did Spiff do in Santa's workshop?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

2.Did Spiff agree that it snowed everywhere on Christmas?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

3.What would Spiff use to prove to Blip that he was right?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

4.Should we need to prove the things we are not sure about? Why or Why not?

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