[题目] Want to enjoy some extreme sports(极限运动)? Here are a small number of the extreme sport clubs across universities in the UK.Octopush(水中曲棍球)Oxford, York, Aberdeen andWarwickareonlysomeoftheuniver 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】 Want to enjoy some extreme sports(极限运动)? Here are a small number of the extreme sport clubs across universities in the UK.

	Octopush(水中曲棍球) Oxford, York, Aberdeen andWarwickareonlysomeoftheuniversitiesthat offer this rather unusual sport. Anyone who is able to swim can play. It is played by two teams of six players. Everyone wears a mask and carries a small wooden stick.
	Skiingandsnowboarding NearlyeveryuniversityintheUKhasaskiingandsnowboardingclub.For example,Brumski & BoardClubofBirminghamUniversityhasrunfor30 yearsandhasabout500members.TheyholdChristmasandEasterskitrips everyyearandtakepartincompetitions.
	Skateboarding WarwickUniversityishometotheLongboardingClub.ALongboardistwoor threefeetlongerthanausualskateboardandhasawiderwheelbase.Instead ofofferingclubT-shirts,theLongboardingClubletsmembershavetheir personalsocks.
	BASEjumping TheUniversityofLincolnoffersBASEjumping.InBASEjumping,players jumpfromfixedobjectsanduseaparachute(降落伞) to break their fall. They go on weekly trips to Skydive Hibaldstow.

【1】If a student wants to take part in Octopush, he or she should be able to ___________ .

A.skiB.swimC.skateD.skydive

【2】A usual skateboard is_______ than a Longboard.

A.shorterB.longerC.widerD.bigger

【3】According to the passage, which of the following is the most common sport in UK universities?

A.Octopush.B.Snowboarding.C.Skateboarding.D.BASE jumping.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】A

【3】B

【解析】

文章大意：想要享受一些极限运动吗？这里有一些英国大学的极限运动俱乐部．本文介绍了四种极限运动，包括水中曲棍球、普通滑雪和滑板滑雪、滑板运动和极限跳伞。

【1】细节理解题。根据第一个表格中的信息Anyone who is able to swim can play.任何能游泳的人都会玩，可知，想要参加水中曲棍球，必须会游泳，故答案选B。

【2】细节理解题。根据第三个表格中的信息ALongboard istwoorthreefeet longerthan ausual skateboard，长滑板比普通和的滑板长两到三英尺．可知，普通的滑板比长滑板更短，故答案选A。

【3】细节理解题。根据第二个表格中的信息Nearlyeveryuniversity intheUKhas askiingand snowboarding club. Forexample, Brumski&BoardClubofBirmingham University hasrunfor30 yearsand hasabout500members. Theyhold Christmasand Easterskitrips everyyearand takepartin competitions. 英国几乎所有的大学都有滑雪和单板滑雪俱乐部。例如，伯明翰大学brumski&Board俱乐部已经举办了三十年，大约有五百名成员，他们每年都举办圣诞节和复活节滑雪赛，参加比赛。可知，单板滑雪是英国高校最常见的运动项目，故答案选B。

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A. parent B. daughter C. parents D. sons

【题目】—Mike, is this Mary’s video?

— Yes, it’s____. She is looking for ____ video now.

A.hers; her B. her; hers

C. hers; hers D. her; her

【题目】You should not spend too much time _______ computer games. It’s bad for our eyes.

A. play B. playing C. to play D plays

【题目】Mary ______late for class. Now she is in the classroom.

A.isn’t B.doesn’t

C.doesn’t be D.don’t be

【题目】

A round face, white fur, fatty body — but more importantly, a full set of funny poses — pushed a cat to be a star on Chinese Internet. Lou Lou, an online famous cat with over 680,000 fans on Sina Weibo. Its facial expressions have been used to make a number of emojis(表情包) and widely used on the Internet. “You may not know the cat’s name, but you must have seen its emojis,” says Lou Banniang, the cat’s owner.

Sadly, Lou Lou died of a heart attack on Oct. 14, leading to a wave of sadness among quite a few online users. “I cannot accept the fact that Lou Lou has gone forever, and my favorite emojis cannot update any more,” Weibo user Xiao Pihai_223 said. “One of the necessities(必须) in my life is watching each and every move of Lou Lou. It looks like an angel to me, and it has now gone back to paradise(天堂),” added Pai Dadui, another user.

The cat first got public attention last year, because of a short video recording its naughty (淘气) yet interesting movements in the bathing process, and a clip that has been viewed millions of times. Besides emojis, Lou Lou’s image（图像）has appeared on pillows, cups, clothes and cartoons. People may feel sorry about the death of such a cute cat, but also are surprised by the animal’s power and influence. Cat culture seems to have exploded over the past few years, from millions of funny cat videos being shared all over social media, to cats becoming Internet famous in their own right.

Throughout human history, cats have been our best friends, just like dogs. They make fantastic company as pets, make us laugh and welcome us when we get home by walking about at our feet. In China’s largest question and answer community Zhihu, cat–related(与猫有关的) topics number 18,000, while dog-related topics are up to 90,000.

【1】The number of cat-related topics is __________that of dog-related topics in China’s largest

question and answer community Zhihu.

A.one-thirdB.two-thirdsC.one-fourthD.one-fifth

【2】What does the underlined word “exploded” mean in the passage?

A.Disappeared.B.Spread quickly.C.Changed.D.Died out.

【3】Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage？

A.The cat was famous because of its owner’s name.

B.Cats have been our best friends instead of dogs.

C.Many fans were very sad because of Lou Lou’s death.

D.Lou Lou was dead because of an accident.

【4】Where can we probably read this passage?

A.In a musical magazine.B.In a detective story.

C.In a science magazine.D.In a daily newspaper.

【题目】Mr. Li often us to do more exercise. It’s good for health.

A. agrees B. discusses C. hates D. advises

【题目】Internet Boom

Today the Internet is widely used in homes, schools, and businesses around the world. However, that hasn’t always been the case. The Internet was first developed in the 1960s and 1970s by U.S. government scientists as a way of sharing information. The earliest Internet was called ARPAnet. In 1969, only four computers were connected to the ARPAnet. Just 20 years later, though, as computers became more commonly developed, over 80,000 computers were connected.

Use of the Internet has continued to grow rapidly. Experts think that about 1% of the world’s population used the Internet in 1996. By 2008, that percentage grew to nearly 24%.

How do scientists count more than 1 billion users? Programs called Web Crawlers look through the Internet to see how many people are using the Internet and which pages they are visiting. They also make copies of webpages, which are stored by search engines. Web Crawlers work and collect information once they are started. These programs are sometimes called “spiders” because they “crawl” around the Web.

These programs collect and send information 24 hours a day. So if everyone stops using the Internet for one day, the Internet will still be a pretty busy place. Even when people are not online, these programs travel the Internet.

【1】The information in the first paragraph shows the idea that the Internet ____.

A.is available mainly in the United States

B.has a wider use today than it did in the past

C.is seldom used by people in other countries

D.is used mainly by government scientists today

【2】From the third paragraph, we can know that scientists use Web Crawlers to ____.

A.clean the webB.catch the spiders

C.find the InternetD.count the users

【3】According to the chart, which one of the statements is TRUE?

A.There were much fewer people who used Internet in 2000.

B.There were more than 500 million Internet users in 2000.

C.The number of Internet users became less from 2000 to 2008.

D.Use of the Internet grows slowly between 2000 and 2005.

【4】The underlined word “Boom” in the title means ____.

A.a loud noiseB.a government job

C.a rapid increaseD.a computer program

【题目】When she feels ________, I talk to her and make her happy.

A. bored or unhappy B. boring or happy

C. bored or happy D. boring or unhappy

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