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【题目】—The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is certainly the longest cross-sea bridge.

—Yes. The opening of the bridge will begin a new age of Greater Bay Area.

A.definitelyB.extremelyC.especially

【答案】A

【解析】

句意：——港珠澳大桥无疑是最长的跨海大桥。——是的。大桥的开通将开启大湾区的新时代。

考查副词辨析。definitely肯定地，一定，无疑地；extremely非常；极其；especially尤其，特别。根据句意可知“certainly”意思是“无疑，确定，肯定”，故选A。

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A man broke the windows of Daisy’s Food at 2:35 pm. A waitress and a cook who worked in the restaurant caught the man. The man said he did it because he was mad at the terrible food there.

Suggestions:

The man should pay for the windows he broke.

Steve Smith

Witness 1 Report Name: Emily Wu

I was mopping the floor when I heard the noise. Then I looked up and I saw a man hitting the windows with a baseball bat from outside. So I ran out to stop him with the mop. I’m sorry he got hurt, but he asked for it.

Emily Wu

Witness 2 Report Name: Willy Brown

I was cleaning the kitchen when I heard the crash of breaking glass. I ran out of the kitchen quickly and saw Emily fighting with the man outside, so I went over to help. The man was completely wrong about the dish. Everybody loves what I cook!

Willy Brown

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A.was angryB.was drunk

C.wanted to steal somethingD.found something wrong

【2】Steve Smith is a________.

A.waiterB.cookC.policemanD.customer

【3】The underlined word “ witness” means________.

A.嫌疑犯B.陪审员C.看守员D.目击者

【4】________was hurt in the fight.

A.Steve SmithB.Emily WuC.Willy BrownD.The trouble maker

【5】What docs Willy Brown care about most?

A.What Emily has told the police.B.What the man said about the food he cooked.

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【题目】 Do you know where J.K. Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books? She wrote the first books in a coffee shop. Was it because she felt more creative when working there? The answer might be yes!

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【1】What can we tell from the first paragraph?

A.J.K. Rowling likes drinking coffee.B.Drinking coffee helps people become creative.

C.The best novels are born in coffee shops.D.Moderate noise makes people creative.

【2】The underlined word “involving” in Paragraph 3 can be replaced by the word “________”.

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【3】Which volume of background noise helps students do the best at creative tasks?

A.85 db.B.70 db.C.50 db.D.0 db.

【4】Which of the following is TRUE when working in a very quiet place?

A.It can help people think outside the box.B.It can make people think abstractly.

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【5】What is the main idea of the story?

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【题目】 The need for something that can solve the problems in our daily lives often leads to new and interesting inventions. Here are some examples of inventions that were born as solutions to common daily problems.

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【1】How many inventions are mentioned in the passage?

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