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Daniel's grandmother is very old. She can't _____ him well.

[ ]

A. 1isten
B. 1isten to
C. hear
D. hear to

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e．g．We held a football ________ on the playground yesterday．

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e．g．Daniel's tie ________ his shirt well．

阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的选项完成此对话，使其意思完整。
(D="Daniel;" L=Linda)
D: Hello, Linda. Nice to meet you.
L: Hello, Daniel. 【小题1】        ▲
D: You see, summer holiday is coming. 【小题2】       ▲
L: I’m going to travel to the Shanghai Expo Garden.
D:【小题3】        ▲        By the way, will you go there alone?
L: 【小题4】        ▲        My cousin will go with me.
D: 【小题5】        ▲
L: We’ll start on July 8.
D: I think you will enjoy yourselves there.

A．How do you do?

B．It’s a good place to travel.

C．What’s your plan for it?

D．When will you go?

E. No, I won’t.
G. I’ll go there by train.
F. Nice to meet you, too.

阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的选项完成此对话，使其意思完整。

(D=Daniel; L=Linda)

D: Hello, Linda. Nice to meet you.

L: Hello, Daniel. 1. ▲

D: You see, summer holiday is coming. 2. ▲

L: I’m going to travel to the Shanghai Expo Garden.

D: 3. ▲ By the way, will you go there alone?

L: 4. ▲ My cousin will go with me.

D: 5. ▲

L: We’ll start on July 8.

D: I think you will enjoy yourselves there.

A. How do you do?

B. It’s a good place to travel.

C. What’s your plan for it?

D. When will you go?

E. No, I won’t.

G. I’ll go there by train.

F. Nice to meet you, too.

阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的选项完成此对话，使其意思完整。

Simon: Hello, Daniel. The weekend is coming. 71. ▲

Daniel: Yes, I’d love to. 72. ▲

Simon: What about the Palace Museum? There is a great show there.

Daniel: That’s really a wonderful place to visit. 73. ▲

Simon: We can see fine works of art there.

Danile: That sounds great. 74. ▲

Simon: The best way is to take the underground. It takes only 20 minutes.

Daniel: All right. 75. ▲

Simon: Shall we meet at my home at 8 a.m. tomorrow?

Daniel: OK. See you tomorrow.

Simon: See you.

A: Would you like to go on a trip with me?

B: Who will go with us?

C: How can we go there?

D: When and where shall we meet?

E: Then what can we do there?

F: But where shall we go?

G: Is it a long way to get there?

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The Internet is a worldwide network, linking computers to computers. Each computer runs software to provide or ‘serve’ information, or to access and view information. The Internet transports the information — like a giant plumbing system.

Computers on the Internet can use:

l electronic mail (email). This allows you to send and receive mail with other computer users.

l the World Wide Web (WWW). Through the WWW you can view images, look at film clips, hear sound recordings and find information on many interests.

This information is stored on websites.

On the Internet, you can access information stored on other computers, or jump from one page of information to another. Each page has its own address showing its location, just like your home address.

What do you need to use the Internet?

l A connection to an Internet Service Provider (or ISP). The most commonly used method is across a telephone line with a modem (preferably a fast one).

l Internet software, e.g. Internet Explorer, provided by your ISP — usually called a ‘browser’.

How does email work?

First, you need an email address. It could look something like this:

Daniel.jones@ozemail.com.au

If someone sends Daniel an email, the message is received by Daniel’s ISP and waits there till the next time he connects to the Internet. When he connects (that is called logging on) his message is sent down the telephone line to his modem and onto his email program.

How do you send email?

It’s a bit like sending a letter. You need to know the email address of the person who’s receiving your letter.

Type in that person’s email address in the ‘To’ box and type your message. When you’ve finished, click on ‘Send’.

If someone has already sent you a message, you can just click on ‘Reply’ and type your message. It’s as easy as that.

Some Internet Codes

.com commercial institutions

.edu educational institutions

.gov government institutions

.net networks

Country Codes

.au Australia

.jp Japan

.nz New Zealand

Email addresses in the USA have no country code, because the Internet originated(起源于) there. For example, the Internet address for Expert Software (made in the USA) is www.expertsoftware.com.

93. What does ISP stand for(代表)?

94. WWW can help us look at film clips and find information as well, can’t it?

95. Where is the information stored?

96. If your friend sent you an email, what would be the quickest way to send one back?

97. Why do email addresses in the USA have no country code?

98. What’s your favourite website? Why?

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