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The fire _______ by the firemen in that building an hour ago.

A.is put out B.was put out C.put out D.puts out

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The story is ________ too long ________ too short. It is just fit for kids to read.

A.either; or B.not only; but also C.neither; nor D.both; and

书面表达。

上周,Teenager英文杂志社在你校(No.5 Middle School)进行了关于”当网友询问你的家庭信息和电话时，你该怎么做?”的问卷调查,结果如图所示。现杂志社面向学校全体学生征集英文调查报告，请你写一算英语短文用以投稿,内容包括:

1.叙述调查结果:

2.对调查结果进行简要总结:

3.说说你的做法和原因。

注意:1.字数:90-110词。开头已给出不计人总词数:

2.可适当增加细节以使行文连贯;

3.文中不得出现反映考生信息的真实人名，她名等内容。

Last week, we did a survey in No.5 Middle School._________________________________

一 Grace, I heard you lost your wallet last week .

一Yes, but luckily there was ______valuable in it

A.something B.nothing C.anything

Complete the following sentences as required（根据所给要求，完成下列句子。每空格限填一词。注意句首大写）：

1.The doctor gave her some medicine for her cough.（改为一般疑问句）

_______ the doctor _______ her any medicine for her cough?

2.Kitty has lived in Hong Kong since she was born.（对划线部分提问）

_______ _______ has Kitty lived in Hong Kong?

3.He asked me, “When will you continue the story about the goldfish?”（改成宾语从句）

He asked me when _______ _______ continue the story about the goldfish.

4.There is nothing to eat at all.（改为反意疑问句）

There is nothing to eat at all, _______ _______?

5.Jason saw me and went out of the house immediately.（保持句意基本不变）

Jason saw me and went out of the house _______ _______.

6.We should encourage school children to spend some time on team sports.（改为被动语态）

School children should _______ _______to spend some time on team sports.

7.who, your, while, you' re away, is taking care of, pet dog（连词成句）?

____________________________________________________________________________________

I'm sure _______ pets can make us become more responsible persons.

A.keep B.keeping C.kept D.keeps

Tony invited Jack and Peter to his party, but _______ of them came.

A.all B.none C.both D.neither

The human brain's power could compete with any machine. And now a group of scientists from across Europe are trying to build one using the world's most p1. computer.

Our brains have 100 billion neurons Each one performs billions of ‘calculations’ second s2. to a desktop computer.

So the brain computer will need to be able to do a billion calculations.

Finding a way to power the supercomputer will be one of the Scientists' major challenges. They hope to c3. it within 12 years.

Group leader, Professor Henry Markram, said, “The billions of interconnected neurons make it hard for us to truly understand how the brain works. Simulating it will make it much e4. allowing us to operate and measure any aspect of the brain.”

The brain will be built in facility in Germany. It will have thousands of 3D images, so scientists can “fly” around different areas and w5. how they communicate with each other.

If the “brain” works, it will help scientists understand brain diseases such as Parkinson's, and know more about how we think and make d6..

There are concerns about the consequences of the computers which can think for themselves. But Professor Markram said “This is one of the t7. great challengers for humans. We need to understand earth, space and the brain. We need to understand what makes us human.”

We are told to travel the world, discover new things and meet new people. But there is one problem. Even paying for a bed for the night makes you feel as if broadening your minds requires plenty of money — and for students, that is not always possible.

The words “youth hostel” (青年旅舍) for your parents might mean smelly dormitories (寝室)with six strangers, or having to pay for messy towels, and dirty pillows. However, youth hostels nowadays — especially the ones in China — are wonderful.

In Chengdu, my friend and I were served free coffee and the people working there gave us suggestions of the best ways to visit the pandas and the best hotpot restaurants in Sichuan.

In Yangshuo, I made friends with a German and two Americans. We rented bikes from our hostel owner and rode around the city. When it rained, the hostel owner lent me his raincoat. One night the housekeeper cooked us a great meal of homemade Chinese dishes.

Never did I pay more than 50 yuan for a bed. Sometimes, even though I had booked a “dormitory”, I ended up in a private room by myself. Because these are “youth hostels”, you can meet lots of students like yourself, all of whom want to get the most out of a small budget (预算).

The best two websites for finding and booking hostels are www.hostelbooker.com and www.hostelworld.com. Not only do they allow you to organize everything online, they also give each hostel a score depending on how the guests feel when they remain there.

Travel the world, discover new things, and meet new people — all for the price of a cup of coffee? Just choose the city and now you go!

1.The story is possibly written for .

A.parents B.students C.workers D.housekeepers

2.The writer thinks all of the following are parents’ opinions about “youth hostel” EXCEPT

A.sharing a dormitory with six strangers

B.the towels are messy

C.the pillows are dirty

D.it serves free coffee

3.The writer in Yangshuo.

A.traveled with some Chinese friends

B.traveled around the city by bus

C.rented a raincoat from the hostel owner when it rained

D.enjoyed a great meal of Chinese dishes in the hostel

4.The purpose of the article is .

A.to share the writer’s life experiences in China

B.to tell the differences between dormitories and youth hostels

C.to advise readers to live in youth hostels with a small budget

D.to introduce two Chine cities

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