[题目] The teacher told us that light much faster than sound.A.travels B. travelledC.would travel D. had travelled 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】 The teacher told us that light _____ much faster than sound.

A.travels B. travelled

C.would travel D. had travelled

【答案】A

【解析】

试题分析：句意：老师告诉我们光比声音的传播速度要快。句中缺的是宾语从句的动词，当宾语从句是一个客观真理时，其动词用一般现在时，不受主句时态的影响，故此题选A。

练习册系列答案

—For about two months．

A．bought

B．borrowed

C．lent

D．had

【题目】

A college graduate（毕业生）from Shanxi named Wu Jun created a 9-page “WeChat guide”. With drawings and simple words, the step-by-step guide explains how to send messages, take pictures and make video calls. Wu made the guide for her parents. “My parents are getting old. They need an easy way to learn how to use technology, she said.

Wu’s experiences is common nowadays. Worldwide, 40 percent of parents learn about new technologies, including computers, mobile Internet, and social media（媒体）, from their children, according to a study.

Parents used to teach their kids about almost everything. Now for the first time, the teachers become the students, while the students turn into the teachers.

The change of the roles comes from the rapid development of society tea and technology, says Zhou Xiaohong, a professor（教授）from Nanjing University. Zhou said the Internet and other forms of media give children ways to get information besides from asking older generations（辈）. As a result, in the age of information, it's possible that children know more than their parents do.

It’s reported that 56.7 percent of Internet user and 67.2 percent of social media users in China are under the age of 30. The young generation usually acts as a link（桥梁）between their families and the new environment. When they teach their parents new technologies, parents can connect to the new world by themselves.

In Wu’s eyes, teaching her parents about WeChat bring her closer to her parents. “People can communicate more by using new technology. Why should we keep our parents out?” said Wu.

【1】Wu’s 9-page “WeChat guide” made it for her parents to learn the new technology.

A. harder B. simple C. slower

【2】What has caused the change of the roles about teaching in the family?

A. The rapid development of society and technology.

B. The growing numbers of old people.

C. The unscientific design（设计）of new technology.

【3】Why is it possible that children know more than their parents do?

A. Because children have better memories.

B. Because children have more ways to get information.

C. Because their parents refuse to accept new things.

【4】What does Wu think of the phenomenon（现象）that kid’s teach parents？

A. There is no need for parents to learn new technology.

B. Parents are supposed to learn new technology by themselves.

C. Children should teach their parents new technology to make communication convenient.

【5】We can infer（推断）from the passage that .

A. it’s never too old tolearn

B. all’s well that endswell

C. a good beginning is halfdone

【题目】I want to make a cup of milk shake, can you the blender for me?

A. turn on B. turn down

C. turn off D. turn up

【题目】Would you like to experience what going to school was like in the late 1800s? To start with, imagine everyone in only one classroom.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, most American students went to a one-room schoolhouse. A single teacher would typically have students in the first through eighth grades, and she taught them all. The number of students varied from six to 40 or more. The youngest children sat in the front, while the oldest students sat at the back. The teacher usually taught reading, writing, arithmetic(算法), history, and geography. Students memorized and retold their lessons.

The classroom of a one-room schoolhouse probably looked much like your own. The teacher’s desk stood on a raised platform in the front of the room, however, and there was a wood-burning stove since there was no other way of heating. The bathroom was outside in an outhouse.

In Honeoye Falls, New York, there is a one-room schoolhouse where kids today can experience what it was like to the students in the late 19th century. For a week during the summer, they wear 19th century clothes and learn the way children learned more than a hundred years ago.

What else has changed about school since the 19th century? For more information, please visit our website: www. Locallygacy.com.

【1】What does the underlined word “varied” in the Paragraph Two mean?

A. be widely different B. be the same C. to change D. become more

【2】Which of the following best shows what a one-room schoolhouse was like in the late 19th century?

A. B.

C. D.

【3】Some kids go to Honeoye Falls to _____.

A. try the food in the late 19th century B. learn the subjects over a century ago

C. memorized and retell their lessons they have learn D. experience the way children learned over a century ago

【4】Which of the following is TRUE about the students in a one-room schoolhouse？

A. They had only one teacher. B. They had different classrooms.

C. They could choose the seats they liked. D. They learned more subjects than we do now.

【题目】

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【1】How are the books on this webpage listed?

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【2】What is true about the book Women in Science?

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C. It includes women scientists that aren’t famous.

D. It is mostly about the development of modern science.

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【题目】The Four Smallest Countries in the World

The Vatican--0.44km2

The world’s smallest country is the Vatican, also known as the Holy See. This country lies

in the Italian capital city of Rome. It is also home to one of the biggest churches(教堂) in the

world—St. Peter’s Basilica, and holds some of the most important art works.

Monaco--1.98km2

Lying on the French Rivera, Monaco is home to the largest number of rich people per capita

(人均) in the world. With a population of over 16,000. People there are mostly French-speaking. The most popular event is the Formula 1 race, held there every year.

Nauru--24km2

To the east of Australia, Nauru is the smallest island country in the world. It is also a country

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women being overweight.

Tuvalu--26km2

It is in the Pacific Ocean, to the east of Australia. There are over 10,000 people, with 8 km

of roads, and only one hospital on the main island. Since it’s a difficult place to get to, in 2010, only about 2,000 visitors came to Tuvalu.

【1】Which country is the smallest of the four?

A. Naura B. Tuvalu C. The Vatican D. Monaco

【2】Monaco has the largest number of _______ people per capita in the world.

A. fat B. thin C. poor D. rich

【3】Where can we most probably find the article?

A. In a storybook. B. In a travel magazine.

C. In a health report. D. In a P.

E. magazine.

【题目】—How many times________you________to Beijing this year？

—Three times．

A．have；been

B．have；gone

C．had；gone

D．had；been

【题目】 — Mom, I can’t get on well with others. What should I do?

—First, you should realize your problem, and then learn how to make friends.

A. remember B. forget C. know

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