[题目]-My computer has caught a virus and it has gone wrong.- A. I'm sorry to hear that.B. Don't mention it.C. It doesn't matter.D. I’m sure it can work. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】-My computer has caught a virus and it has gone wrong.

-______________________

A. I'm sorry to hear that.B. Don't mention it.

C. It doesn't matter.D. I’m sure it can work.

【答案】A

【解析】

句意：-我的电脑中病毒了，它出毛病了。-听到那个我很难过。I'm sorry to hear that.听到那个我很难过；Don't mention it.不客气；It doesn't matter.没关系；I'm sure it can work.我确信它能工作。根据句意My computer has caught a virus and it has gone wrong.可知，当我们听到了一个坏消息的时候，应回答I’m sorry to hear that.，故应选A。

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—________. That’s the rule.

A. Yes, you can.B. No, you can't.C. Yes, you mustD. No, you mustn’t.

【题目】 There are 47 different kinds of Kangaroo. The smallest are about a quarter of a meter long; the biggest are taller than a man. Kangaroos have very long strong legs. These are used for jumping. They also have strong tails, used for resting on. Kangaroos’ front legs are much shorter, and are almost like arms. Kangaroos’ heads are quite small, but their ears are quite large.

Mother kangaroos have a pocket at the front. They have one baby each year. When it is born, the baby kangaroo goes straight into its mother’s pocket. The baby kangaroo stays there for six months.

The biggest kangaroos stand more than 2 meters tall, and their back legs are so strong that they can jump more than 9 meters. They are very fast, and can travel at more than 50 kilometers an hour. They are very strong, but only eat fruit, leaves and grass.

【1】How many different kinds of kangaroo are there?

A. Twenty-seven.B. Thirty-seven.C. Forty-seven.D. Fifty-seven.

【2】How large is a big kangaroo?

A. Smaller than a man.B. Bigger than a man.

C. The same size as a man.D. 5 meters.

【3】How often does a kangaroo have a baby?

A. Twice a year.B. Twice every three years.

C. Once every two years.D. Once a year.

【4】How long does a baby kangaroo stay in its mother’s pocket?

A. Three months.B. Four months.C. Half a year.D. Five months.

【5】What do kangaroos eat?

A. Fruit, leaves and grass.B. Other animals.C. Some fish.D. Vegetable.

【题目】-Excuse me，could you tell me___________？

-Certainly. Go along the street and you will find it on the right.

A. how can I get to the radio station

B. how I can get to the radio station

C. why I can get to the radio station

【题目】 Do you often run outdoors to keep healthy？Have you ever thought about how running helps to clean up the earth？Sometimes a creative mind can bring us a win-win（双赢）situation.

Plogging，a new way to exercise，began in Sweden（瑞典）. The name “plogging” comes from two words-the Swedish（瑞典的）word "plocka”，which means" to pick up（捡起）”，and the word “jogging”，which means" “to run slowly”. A Swedish man called Erik started the movement. He saw rubbish here and there when riding to work each day. He became worried about the dirty environment and decided not to go to work by bike any more. Instead，he began to run to work and pick up the rubbish at the same time.

To his joy，more and more people followed him and soon plogging became popular.

Many people choose plogging instead of just jogging because they think plogging is a good way to help clean up the earth. Sometimes rubbish is difficult to collect because it may scatter all around. But if the runners pick up the rubbish on the way，it is quite different. After all，many hands make light work. Another reason is that plogging burns more calories（卡路里）. According to a research，plogging for 10minutes burns 48 calories，while usual jogging for 10 minutes burns about 39 calories.

Everyone on the earth should play a part in cleaning it up！It's time for us to take action together. So ready？Let's plog tomorrow！

根据短文内容选择最佳答案。

【1】The underlined（划线的）word "scatter" in the passage means" ___________"in Chinese.

A. 爆炸B. 集中C. 散落

【2】After Erik saw much rubbish，__________.

A. he became worriedB. he kept riding to work every day

C. he didn't care and did nothing about it

【3】People choose plogging because______________.

A. there are too many bikes in the city

B. riding bikes is harmful to their health

C. it can help clean up the earth and burn more calories

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

A. Plogging started in Sweden.

B. Plogging for 10 minutes burns about 84 calories.

C. The name "plogging” comes from two English words.

【5】What's the best title for the passage？

A. A Bad Habit-Littering

B. The Best Sport-Jogging

C. A New Way to Exercise-Plogging

【题目】 Finally, after nearly half a month, the Christmas letter was here in my hand. Yes, writing letters is how my friend in the U.S. and I _______ our greetings every Christmas. People ask why not send our greetings on Facebook, or on WeChat _______, and by the way, it'll save money. For me, writing letters is more of a _______ habit than a quirk (怪癖) in modern times. I, an experienced letter writer, can tell you that writing letters brings me more emotional(情感的) communication.

In fact, only parts of our emotions can be found. Some _______in California State University found that electronic devices, like smart phones, can greatly influence people in many ways. Such devices prevent people from _______ their inner (内心的) feelings. Compared with modern communication, writing letters has more advantages. _______ we write, our brain is given the chance to discover connections between things we didn’t see before. And we are _______ to show our emotions fully.

If I am here to tell you why I love writing letters, one of the _______ would be its sense of touch-feeling of my hand running through the pages, feeling of pen sliding across the paper, and feeling of the _______of ink (墨水) in the air.

It ________ that both your words and the letter itself can help you express your feelings. Letters build a bridge between the writer and receiver. People experience more when they receive messages in the form of a letter, rather than any other media.

【1】A. introduceB. exchangeC. describeD. repeat

【2】A. completelyB. recentlyC. simplyD. exactly

【3】A. naturalB. boringC. crazyD. national

【4】A. composersB. visitorsC. inventorsD. professors

【5】A. discoveringB. shakingC. spreadingD. refusing

【6】A. WhenB. BeforeC. TillD. Though

【7】A. recommendedB. encouragedC. invitedD. forced

【8】A. customsB. reasonsC. challengesD. achievements

【9】A. colourB. qualityC. smellD. price

【10】A. gives outB. breaks outC. comes outD. turns out

【题目】W：Hi，Karl!Ihaveheardyouareafootballfan，aren'tyou？

M：Yes．【1】

W：Howdoyoufeelwhenyouwatchafootballgame？

M：WhenIwatchafootballgame，Ifeelveryexcited．Ialwaysforget

everythingelse．【2】Butiftheylose，Ifeelsad．Whataboutyou？Doyou

likefootball？

W：Justalittle．Idon'tdowellinplayingfootball．Myfavorite

sportistabletennis．【3】

M：Yes，ofcourse．IlikeMessibest．

W：Heisreallyasuperman．Ilikehim，too．Bytheway，【4】

M：Notmuch．ButI'mgoingtojoinafootballclubsothatIcanplayfootballmore．

W：【5】

A．Whoisyourfavoritefootballstar？

B．Doyouoftenplayfootball？

C．That'sagoodidea．

D．Congratulationstoyou!

E．Doyouhaveanyfavoritefootballstars？

F．Iftheywin，Ifeelhappy．

G．AndIoftenwatchfootballgames．

【题目】 We know people can be nice, but what about animals?

Scientists say that some animals are capable（有能力的）of being nice. Animals that live in groups-like foxes, chimpanzees（大猩猩）, and elephants-follow rules. They have to follow rules to get along and to survive（生存）. However, animals can act nicely, even when they don't have to. Here are some surprising stories about animal behavior.

Most people usually walk away when someone is unkind to them. Marc Bekoff, a researcher at the University of Colorado, saw a female（母的）red fox do just that. The female fox was unhappy because a male（公的）fox played roughly（粗鲁地）with her. When she walked away, the male fox showed her that he wanted to play nicely. He lowered his head and rolled on his back. The female fox gave him another chance, and this time, he played more gently.

Geza Teleki is a scientist who studies chimpanzees in Tanzania. One day, Teleki hiked far away from his campsite. He didn't have any food. Teleki wanted some fruit from a tree, but the tree was too tall. A young chimpanzee watched him curiously as he tried to get something to eat. The chimpanzee climbed the tree, picked the fruit, and gave it to him!

An elephant in Kenya hurt his trunk（象鼻子）. He needed help because he couldn't put food into his mouth. Researcher Kayhan Ostovar watched silently. He saw the hurt elephant show his sore trunk to a healthy elephant. The healthy elephant didn't need any more information. He took a bush and put it carefully into his new friend's mouth.

Hippos（河马）and crocodiles are usually good friends. They hang out together in rivers. But Karen Paolillo, a wildlife expert in Zimbabwe, saw something surprising. One day, a crocodile tried to eat a monkey that was next to a river. A hippo ran quickly to the crocodile and chased it away. Why did the hippo attack（攻击）the crocodile? Paolillo says hippos sometimes protect other animals from crocodiles.

【1】The main idea of the passage is .

A. animals that live in groups follow rules

B. some animals can be nice to other animals

C. most animals are nice to people

【2】The underlined phrase “do just that” means .

A. be niceB. play roughlyC. walk away

【3】We can say that Teleki .

A. is shortB. hates hikingC. could not climb the tree

【4】The elephant needed help because ____.

A. the tree was too tallB. it could not use its trunkC. it had no food

【5】The underlined word “it” in the last paragraph refers to ____.

A. the crocodileB. the chimpanzeeC. the monkey

【题目】阅读下面的短文，回答短文后面的各个问题。

Helen has always been interested in helping her community (社区). Her first volunteer experience was for the American Red Cross when she was in high school. When she was a school teacher, she also found time to volunteer.

After she retired (退休), she started volunteering to help the old. When her father was older, he was not able to see as well as he used to, which made her sad because he had always enjoyed reading. She decided it would be fun to read to elderly people in her community.

She also helped one woman write her stories. Ann was almost 100 years old, and Helen wrote down information about her life when she visited her. She put the information in a book and got it published (出版), Ann was very excited to share her life story with her children and grandchildren.

After a strong storm hit some southern cities, Helen volunteered again for the American Red Cross. She prepared food and answered phones in a care centre.

One day Helen read an article in the newspaper about refugees (难民) who needed to learn English. She met once a week with Sahra, a 38-year-old woman from Somalia. Helen gave Sahra a camera and asked her to take pictures of her daily life. In the end, they wrote a book together and used the photos in the book. This helped Sahra learn many new words about her everyday life.

Helen says, “The real value of my volunteer work is becoming friends with the people I help. They enrich my life as well as I enrich theirs.”

【1】When did Helen first volunteer for the American Red Cross?

【2】What did Helen do just after she retired?

【3】Why was Ann excited when her book got published?

【4】Why did Helen give Sahra a camera?

【5】What do you think of Helen?

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