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—I feel a little nervous about going to the new school. I don't know______________.

—Don't worry, Ann. I think you can make many friends if you are kind to others.

A.whom can I ask for help

B.when will I have a Chinese class

C.whether I can get along well with others

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A recent research shows that sitting for too long is bad for our health and even hurt our __________ and memory.

A.brain B.speed C.present

One of the famous scientists,Stephen Hawking,died last year,which made people around the world shocked. They respect（尊敬）the British scientist not only because of his achievements in physics but also great spirit.

Hawking was born in England on January 8th,1942. When he was a child,he was interested in science. In 1959,he entered Oxford University to study natural science. However,he got a very serious illness in 1963. After that,he couldn't move or speak. He had to sit in a wheelchair and he could only communicate with others by using a computer.

In the face of these difficulties,Hawking didn't give up. He went on to study at Cambridge University and did research（研究）on space and time. He wrote many great books. The most famous one is A Brief History of Time.

Hawking was invited to China to give speeches several times. His self-confidence and humorous words impressed（留下印象）us deeply.

Hawking's unusual life encourages many people. Let's not worry about our problems but face the challenges. As he once said,“Life is not fair,you just have to do the best you can in your situation.

根据短文内容,判断下列各句正（T）误（F）。

1.People respect Hawking only because of his achievements in physics.

2.Hawking entered Oxford University to study natural science in 1963.

3.A computer helped Hawking communicate with others.

4.A Brief History of Time is Hawking's most famous book.

5.Hawking's great books impressed us deeply.

—The math problem is too difficult and I can't work it out.

—________ ask your teacher for help?

A.What about B.Why don't C.Why not D.How about

There are about 6,000 languages that are spoken around the world. But 43 percent of these languages are dying out, according to UNESCO（United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization）. If no action is taken, some of these languages will disappear.

Languages become endangered for many reasons. One is that some communities of native speakers of the endangered languages disappear, Huff Post reported. These people sometimes leave their communities and move to cities.

In addition, the languages of "dominant（占主导地位的）" cultures may drive other languages into extinction（灭绝）, To get better education and jobs, young people have to focus their attention on learning dominant languages rather than their own languages.

Once a language dies out, it rarely comes back to life. Governments across the world are taking action to prevent this. In September, the US state of Alaska said that the loss of native languages was a hurry-up thing. It is now working to give new life to such languages, Quartz reported.

In New Zealand, the government said that they want more than 20 percent of the country's population to be able to speak basic Maori（毛利语）by 2040. They plan to provide Maori lessons in all New Zealand schools by 2025. the New York Times reported.

China is also trying to protect its languages. About 130 languages are spoken in China, even more than the number of ethnic groups（民族）in the country. In 2015, the government started a project to record all the languages spoken in China, Xinhua reported.

1.How many percents of languages are still alive according to the passage?

A. B. C. D.

2.The young people pay more attention to the dominant languages because_____________.

A.they want to get better education and jobs

B.the number of the dominant languages is increasing today

C.speaking the dominant languages is easy

D.the government asks them to learn the dominant languages

3.The underlined word "this" in Paragraph 4 refers to_____________.

A.learning dominant languages

B.the loss of native languages

C.the extinction of languages

D.protecting languages

4.When does the government plan to provide Maori lessons in all New Zealand?

A.By 2040. B.In 2040. C.By2025. D.In 2050.

5.What would be the best title for the text?

A.Chinese language is popular.

B.How to learn language culture.

C.Maori language should be provided in schools.

D.Many languages are disappearing.

Linda is busy working every day. She expects to have a rest and ______________some time to relax herself on weekends.

A.having B.has C.to have

As students, we should spend more time ______________our study in order to have a bright future.

A.with B.in C.on

根据短文内容及首字母提示, 填写所缺单词。

You might think the 4G mobile connection on your phone is quite fast. H1., an even faster and stronger technology is just around the corner. 5G networks will i2. us to a new world.

What is 5G? It’s the newest generation of cellular network technology. It works by u3. a wider range of the radio spectrum(射频频谱), allowing a greater number of signals(信号) to be sent and received at higher speeds.

People will be a4. to use the Internet at a much greater speed than before. 5G will increase download speeds to up to 20 Gb per second — much faster than 4G’s 1 Gb per second. That m5. a movie can be downloaded in just a few seconds!

Most importantly, 5G’s greater network capacity(容量) shows that we can connect not j6. people to people, but also people to machines, or to just about anything. For example, the lights in your living room, the fridge in your kitchen — all of them can be controlled w7. your phone. Outside of the home, factory owners can use it to control their robots. F8. could use it to follow “smart” tractors on their farms. Wearable devices(设备) could send updates to your doctor about changes of your h9.. Driverless cars and home delivery drone(送货无人机) will depend on 5G to work b10.. A completely wireless(无线的) world is at our doorstep.

—What do you think of the cake?

—It ______ delicious. I’d like to have another one.

A.tastes B.looks C.seems D.feels

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